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> Monday, April 7, 2014
Rodgers: Liverpool 'Thoroughly Deserved' Ninth Win in a Row
by Ross Fadner
Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool resumed its place at the top of the English Premier League table with a hard-fought 2-1 win at West Ham United on Sunday. The win, the club's ninth in a row, sets up a tense run-in for the Reds, who host both third-place Manchester City as well ...
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Bayern's Unbeaten League Run Ends at 53
by Ross Fadner
Bayern Munich's record 53-game unbeaten run came to an end at mid-standings Augsburg on Saturday. Striker Sascha Molders scored the only goal in the 31st minute of a game that saw the already-named German champion field a severely weakened team in preparation for Wednesday's UEFA Champions League second-leg against Manchester ...
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Could Destro Hat Trick Lead to Italy Call-Up?
by Ross Fadner
AS Roma on Sunday cut Juventus' lead at the top of Serie A to just five points, after a Mattia Destro hat trick powered the Giallorossi to a 3-1 win over Cagliari. The treble moved Destro, who was sidelined for almost nine months last year due to a knee injury, ...
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Ronaldo to Return vs. BVB
by Ross Fadner
Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to the Real Madrid squad for the Spanish giant's UEFA Champions League quarterfinal second leg against Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday. The Portugal captain, who was substituted last week against during Real's 3-0 first-leg win against Dortmund in Madrid, was rested for Los Blancos' 4-0 win over ...
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Mourinho: Beating PSG 'Almost Impossible'
by Ross Fadner
According to French sports daily L'Equipe, Paris Saint-Germain has a 76 percent chance of reaching the UEFA Champions League Semifinals thanks to its 3-1 lead over Chelsea after the first-leg of their quarterfinal series. However, as the AP points out, history could be on the Blues' side for the return-leg ...
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PSG's Cavani with a Point to Prove vs. Chelsea
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With Zlatan Ibrahimovic out injured, Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani could finally get the chance to prove himself at the highest level against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, PSG coach Laurent Blanc revealed. The Uruguayan striker was on target during PSG's easy 3-0 stroll against Reims in Ligue 1 ...
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Norwich Fires Hughton
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Norwich City on Sunday dismissed head coach Chris Hughton following his team's 1-0 loss at home to West Bromwich Albion, a result that left the Canaries in 16th place, just five points clear of the relegation zone. Despite spending more than 20 million pounds ($33.2 million) on players last summer, ...
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Sascha Lewandowski Replaces Hyppia at Leverkusen
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Following a series of disappointing results that have seen Bayer Leverkusen fall from second-place to fifth in the Bundesliga standings in recent months, the German giant on Saturday dismissed head coach Sami Hyypia. The former Liverpool defender had been in charge of Bayer since last summer. Hyypia's dismissal marks the ...
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Dirk Nowitzki had 34 points and 13 rebounds as the visiting Dallas Mavericks snapped a two-game losing streak with a 112-106 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night. The Mavericks (48-20) moved back into a tie for second place in the Western Conference with the Los Angeles Lakers. Golden State led by as many as 18 in the first half before Dallas rallied to within 59-53 by halftime. The score stayed close the rest of the way until Nowitzki took over in the final four minutes, scoring eight points.
Nowitzki was 12 of 12 from the free-throw line and the Mavericks made 24 of 27 free throws. Jason Terry scored 19 points, Rodrique Beaubois had 18 and Shawn Marion scored 14 for Dallas. Tyson Chandler chipped in 13 points and eight rebounds. Monta Ellis had 26 points, 11 assists and six rebounds for the Warriors (30-38), while David Lee had 22 points and nine rebounds. Acie Law added 15 points.

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Gator star wide receiver Percy Harvin missed his second consecutive practice Tuesday, but coach Urban Meyer expects the speedster to play Saturday against No. 4 LSU.
Harvin sprained his right ankle Saturday at Arkansas and was
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Harvin leads 11th ranked Gators with 19 catches for 284 yards
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I think they've been swamped. My brother bought a rifle on Sun and got the call Monday night that he was OKed. I think a decline would be quick.
I live in Florida and went to purchase my first handgun and as they were doing the background check it came back DELAYED. I inquired about to the gun sghop owner and he just said it happens some time.
I was arrested and in Atlanta back in 1993 for simple assualt on an officer. I got a lawyer and went to court and just recieved time served (I was in jail for about 8 hours before bailing out). So I am curious if this is what is causing the issue on my gun purchase.
I also so went to get my CCW permit last weekend and the guy who gave the class said I may not get the CCW approved because of my arrest.
Does anyone have any suggestions here? I am going on my 3rd day of waiting and still have DELAYED. on my background check. Any help or information is appreciated.
I think they've been swamped. My brother bought a rifle on Sun and got the call Monday night that he was OKed. I think a decline would be quick.
I am not a lawyer and I would NEVER accept legal advice form the internet BUT with that said. If this was not a felony arrest it shouldnt have any affect on your ability to buy a handgun. being as that it is an assault charge of any kind it MAY affect your ability to get a CCW depends on what state your in and your county sheriff. Good Luck either way
I do not have felony only a misdemenor so who knows but I am on my 4th day and I can not get any anwsers.
I am attempting to buy a Ruger P90 if anyone has any feedback.
IMO, you're purchase will go through, but you CCW will not. Assault on a LEO is not taken lightly and your Sheriff will probably not want someone who has demonstrated that he is capable of using an officer as a punching bag, carrying a gun.
That may be the case and if so I must live with the results. However the arrest was not as bad as it sounds. The officer was off duty and was working at a night club. He never identified himself as an officer and came up behind me during a bar brawl.
Anyway, thanks for the information.
Hey I have no arrest's or anything at all in my background, and I came back "Delayed" It's been 4 days and Im getting worried....? I hope I don't have to go through this everytime I want a new handgun.
You better stay away from NY then. The usual wait in my county is about a week to get your handgun license amended, but my last one took 30 days.
That must be why we're so safe here.
I bought a new glock about 2 weeks ago here in FL. Of course, while my CCW is awaiting approval, I knew I'd have to wait the 3 days before picking up the gun.
Filled out the paperwork and recieved a "Conditional" not a "Delayed".
Went back 3 days later to pick up the weapon and they still had to call it in to get the approval. This time it was instant and I came home with the Glock.
Its my understanding that there are so many people buying right now that they can't possibly process everyone right away and get you an instant approval.
Rick, any word yet? I filled out my paperwork on the 22nd and have heard nothing yet. Everyone I have talked to about it says 3-5 days. But I guess with the backlog of new applicants it will be a week or more. Keep us posted.
no approval yet? I called the gun shop and said they can call in and check once a day but for now it is just DELAYED. If it doesn't come back soon I think I will just get mey money back.
Everyone complaining about delays becouse everyone is buying right now but I did one on friday, and the wife did one saterday both took less then 10 mins. If deniad make sure your get the code from them so you can apeal if need be.
Well tonight I found me a M&P 15 went to pay for it and I got a delay hum go figure, maybe its just someone that works up there becouse I had no problem on friday getting one
Well I got the call today and I was approved for the gun.
Thanks to everyone for the feedback
Congrats man. At least you got it. In NJ, no chance.Originally Posted by Forum Guidelines
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I applied for a handgun on Nov.28 and didnt get cleared till Dec.6 for the gun.
Maybe there are delays because the immediate world appears to be buying a handgun or 10.
Congrats man
Congrats, glad I am in Texas (started off n NJ and NY)
Congrats on getting it finally.
I'm sure it's just because they are swamped. Remember, they are staffed for normal levels and most businesses are saying they have more than ten times the normal business so this isn't unexpected.
Also if your name is common at all that hurts you to as they want to make sure they have the correct person. My name is fairly common but lucky for me my last name is spelled different than 99.9% of the people with the same name so I don't get mixed up.


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Southern Utah's men's basketball team begins both the Nick Robinson and the Big Sky eras Friday night when the Thunderbirds take on No. 21 Gonzaga in Spokane, Wash.
Robinson takes over this season following the retirement of Roger Reid at the end of the 2011-12 campaign, while the University has moved to the Big Sky after 15 seasons as a member of the Summit League/Mid-Continent Conference.
Both teams will be playing their official season-openers Friday night. The Bulldogs rolled to a 93-45 exhibition win over Northwest Nazarene last Saturday in their only exhibition game. SUU opted not to play exhibitions this year.
The Game: Southern Utah (0-0/0-0) at Gonzaga (0-0/0-0), 6:00 p.m. (Pacific), McCarthey Athletic Center (6,000).
The Series: SUU and Gonzaga have met twice in the past and each team has come away with a win on its home court. The Zags prevailed 77-60 in the first meeting, in Spokane during the 1995-96 season, then the Thunderbirds came out on top of a 71-47 decision in Cedar City in the 1996-97 season-opener.
TV: Friday's game will be televised live on ROOT SPORTS Northwest and on tape-delay by ROOT SPORTS Rocky Mountain at 11:00 p.m. (Mountain).
Radio: All of Southern Utah men's basketball games will be broadcast live by KSUU (91.1 FM) as well as on the internet at www.suu.edu/ksuu. Art Challis will be in his 40th season as the Thunderbirds' basketball play-by-play voice. Dr. Challis is joined on home and selected road broadcasts by former SUU standout Dean O'Driscoll.
On The Internet: Video web-streaming coverage of Friday's game will be available on Gonzaga's website at http://www.gozags.com. All of Southern Utah's home games and Big Sky road games will be available on Big Sky TV, at www.bigskytv.org. Audio of SUU games is available at the Thunderbirds' website at www.suutbirds.com or at www.suu.edu/ksuu.
Live Stats: Live stats of Saturday's game will be available on the Gonzaga website at http://www.gozags.com/.
Video Highlights: Video highlights of the Thunderbirds' home games will be available to accredited media outlets via SUU's FTP site. For information on obtaining those highlights contact SUU Director of Athletic Media Relations Neil Gardner.
Practice Schedule: The practice schedule calls for the Thunderbirds to work out daily at 3:15 p.m. Practices will be held in the Centrum Arena, the Multi-Purpose Center and the Sorensen Physical Education Building until the end of volleyball season, depending upon each team's schedule. Following the conclusion of volleyball season practices will be held in the Centrum Arena.
Media Availability: This week the SUU coaches and players will be available to the media on Wednesday, at 2:45 p.m. in the Centrum arena. Going forward the schedule will be TBA until conference play begins in earnest, at which time players and coaches will be available on Tuesdays prior to practice at 2:45 p.m.
Captains: This year's captains are seniors Jackson Stevenett and Tyson Koehler.
The Coaches
Head Coach Nick Robinson (Stanford, 2005) is entering his first season at SUU and his first season as a head coach. Coach Robinson came to Southern Utah from LSU, where he spent three seasons on the staff. Prior to his time at LSU Robinson spent a season at William Jewell College and two seasons on the staff at his alma mater, Stanford. During his time as an assistant coach, Robinson helped guide his teams to a combined record of 87-47 and four post-season appearances, including two NCAA, one NIT and one NAIA Division I national tournaments.
Robinson is assisted by Jared Barrett (Eastern Oregon, 1996), Todd Okeson (Nevada, 2005) and Drew Allen (Southern Utah, 2010).
Affiliations: Southern Utah is in its first season as a member of the Big Sky Conference. All of SUU's sports except gymnastics and men's golf compete in the Big Sky. Gymnastics is an affiliate member of the WAC while men's golf competes in the American Sky Conference. Gonzaga is a member of the West Coast Conference.
Pre-Season Schedule
The Thunderbirds will play eight non-conference games before opening Big Sky play at home against North Dakota on Dec. 17. Three of those games will be at home, three will be true road contests, and two will be neutral court match-ups.
Next week the Thunderbirds travel to Reno, Nev., to compete at Nevada's World Vision Classic. SUU will square off against Wisconsin Green Bay and Cal State Fullerton on Friday and Saturday nights, then will finish the tournament against the host Wolf Pack on Sunday afternoon.
The home season opens Nov. 21 when the Thunderbirds host Carroll College in the Centrum arena on Thanksgiving Eve. Following that game its back on the road for a game at TCU against one of Coach Robinson's mentors, Trent Johnson, who is in his first season at the helm of the Horned Frog program.
The T-Birds return home to host three straight in the Centrum following the TCU match-up. SUU opens December against San Diego Christian on Dec. 1, hosts San Diego on Dec. 4, then opens conference play against UND on Dec. 17 before hitting the road for its final pre-season non-conference game, at Denver on Dec. 21.
Quick Outlook
SUU has 10 letter-winners - including two starters - and one redshirt returning from last year's squad.
Forward Jackson Stevenett and guard Damon Heuir are the returning starters, while Wade Collie, Jaren Jeffery, Jordan Jonson, Tyson Koehler, Chris Nsenki, Julian Scott Cal Hanks and Matt Gardner also return. John Renfro is also back after spending last season as a redshirt.
Stevenett earned second-team all-Summit League recognition last year after leading the Thunderbirds in scoring and rebounding. He then went on to earn a spot on the Summit League's all-tournament team following a 26-point, nine-rebound effort in the team's first round win over Oakland. Stevenett averaged 14.1 points and 5.7 rebounds last season while shooting at a 51.2 rate from the field and .758 from the free throw line.
Heuir also capped his season with a stellar performance at the Summit League tourney, scoring 23 points and dishing out a team-high five assists in the win over Oakland, then leading the team with 14 points and three assists against South Dakota State in the semi-finals after Stevenett suffered a sprained ankle early in that game. For the season Heuir averaged 10.8 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists.
Collie played in all but one game with four starts and averaged 4.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. He also played a key role in the Thunderbirds' Summit League tourney win over Oakland, hitting all five of his shots and both of his free throw to finish with 14 points in the 84-82 win.
Johnson, along with Stevenett, is one of two returning players who played in all 31 of the team's games last year. The defensive specialist and the team's sixth man averaged 2.3 points and 2.1 rebounds per game and was second on the squad with 28 steals.
Jeffery, Koehler and Nsenki all contributed off the bench as well, with Jeffery and Nsenki appearing in 23 games and Koehler in 22. Jeffery averaged 1.2 ppg, while Nsenki, the team's primary back-up point guard, averaged 0.3 ppg and Koehler chipped in 2.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game while leading the team in shooting percentage at .611.
Scott appeared in 15 games and averaged 2.5 points and 1.3 rebounds while Hanks, who played in five games, averaged 3.0 points and 0.8 rebounds, and Gardner appeared in two games and averaged 3.0 points and 1.0 rebounds in 2011-12.
The Thunderbirds have added four newcomers to the squad: center Jayson Cheesman, G/F A.J. Hess and guards Zach Ghormley and Drake Thomas.
Cheesman was an all-Scenic West Athletic Conference performer last season at Salt Lake Community College, while Hess was an all-Arizona selection as well as Arizona's small schools player of the year last year. Ghormley and Thomas were teammates on back-to-back Texas state championship squads at Grace Preparatory Academy. Ghormley was an all-district and second-team all-state selection while Thomas was an all-district honoree for the Lions last year.
Thunderbird Notes:
- SUU has nine lettermen, one squad member and one redshirt returning from last season's team that finished 8-10 (14-17 overall) and in sixth place in the Summit League.
- Five seniors, three juniors, three sophomores and four freshmen make up the 2012-13 Thunderbird squad.
- Senior Jackson Stevenett was a second-team all-Summit League honoree last season and he also earned a spot on the five-player Summit League all-tournament team.
- SUU advanced to the Summit League tournament as the number six seed last year, then upset third-seeded Oakland (84-82) in the tournament's first round before falling to eventual tourney champion South Dakota State (63-47) in the semi-finals.
- Nick Robinson is the eighth head men's basketball coach in SUU's 50-year history as a four-year institution.
- Nevada's World Vision Classic will be the fourth in-season tournament for the Thunderbirds in as many seasons. Last year SUU competed at San Diego State's Basketball Travelers Classic, in 2010 SUU traveled to the Great Alaska Shootout and in 2009 the team was in Hawai'i for the Rainbow Classic.
- Southern Utah will play 14 home games this season, including 10 Big Sky Conference contests and one in the BracketBusters tournament. The 10 conference match-ups are the most ever in a season for SUU, a far cry from the four the team had in 1993-94 and 1994-95 when it was a member of the five-team American West Conference and there were just four home conference dates. The last several years SUU has played nine conference games per season in the Centrum.
- SUU will play non-conference games at Gonzaga, at the World Vision Classic in Reno, Nev. (UW Green Bay, CS Fullerton and Nevada), at TCU and at Denver this season.
- SUU and the University of North Dakota are in their first seasons in the Big Sky, making it an 11-team conference. The Thunderbirds had been members of the Summit League (ne. Mid-Continent Conference) for the past 15 seasons before joining the BSC. As members of the 10-team Summit League the Thunderbird men's basketball team qualified for the conference's eight-team post-season tournament 14 of 15 seasons, missing in 2009-10 when they finished ninth.
- Seven teams qualify for the Big Sky tournament, which will be hosted by the regular-season champion, March 14-16.
- SUU is in its 50th season as a four-year institution, its 25th at the NCAA Division I level. Prior to joining the NCAA Division I ranks the University spent two seasons at the Division II level and 23 as a member of the NAIA.
Scouting the Bulldogs: Gonzaga has won 11 straight West Coast Conference titles and if the league's head coaches are right the Bulldogs will make it 12 this season. With four pre-season all-conference honorees the Zags received seven first place votes and 63 points in the conference's pre-season poll of its coaches. Senior forward Elias Harris, junior center Sam Dower, and sophomore guards Gary Bell, Jr. and Kevin Pangos were all tabbed for the pre-season all-league squad. Pangos led the Zags in scoring (13.6 ppg) and assists (3.6) last year in earning WCC Newcomer of the Year and all-WCC honors, while Harris led Gonzaga in rebounding (and is the league's leading returning rebounder) with 8.5 per game and was the team's second-leading scorer, at 13.1 ppg. Bell averaged 10.4 ppg with the team's top 3-point percentage (.477) to earn a spot on the WCC all-freshman team last year, while Dower came off the bench to average 8.3 points and 3.7 boards per game. Gonzaga, which averaged 73.8 points per game while holding opponents to 63.2 in 2011-12, returns eight lettermen from last year's 26-7 squad that beat West Virginia in the first round of the NCAA tournament (77-54) before falling to final-four participant Ohio State (73-66) in the NCAA second round.
The 2012-13 Thunderbirds
#3 Damon Heuir
6-2, 200, Sr, G, Townsville, Australia/Ignatius Park College
Career Highs: 33 points vs. Bryant (11/13/11); 9 rebounds vs. North Dakota St. (1/7/12), at Western Illinois (1/14/12); 8 assists vs. U of the Southwest (11/19/09)
Started all but two games last year. Led team with 33 3-pointers on a team-high 104 attempts. Averaged 10.8 points per game, third-highest on the team, also dished out 3.1 assists and pulled down 3.1 rebounds per game. Led or co-led team in scoring five times, in rebounds three times, in assists 10 times, in steals nine time and in blocks twice in 2011-12. Part-time starter the previous two seasons.
#5 Zach Ghormley
6-4, 184, Fr, G/F, Garland, Texas/Grace Preparatory Academy
Helped Coach Ray Forsett's Lions to back-to-back TAPPS 4-A state titles in 2011 and 2012, and a No. 2 ranking in Texas from Max Preps in 2012. This past season he was a second-team all-state selection and a first-team all-district honoree after averaging 11.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.4 blocks and a steal per game.
#10 Matt Gardner
6-3, 180, So, G, Spanish Fork, Utah/Spanish Fork HS
Career Highs: 4 points vs. So. Virginia, 2 rebounds at San Diego State
Appeared in two games in 2011-12, averaged three points and 1.0 rebound per contest.
#12 Chris Nsenki
6-2, 180, So, G, Kansas City., Mo./Park Hill HS
Career Highs: 2 points vs. UC Davis, San Diego State; 2 rebounds at Troy, vs. South Dakota St.; 1 assist six times
Finished season with scoring, assists and rebounding averages of 0.7 per game last year when he came off the bench in 23 games.
#14 Drake Thomas
6-0, 165, Fr, G, Ovilla, Texas/Grace Preparatory Academy
Helped lead Coach Ray Forsett's Lions to a 27-4 record and the TAPPS 4-A state championship as well as a No. 4 national rank from Max Preps in 2012. During his senior campaign he averaged 5.7 points, 7.3 assists and 2.2 rebounds to earn second-team all-district recognition.
#21 Jackson Stevenett
6-4, 185, Sr, F, Kaysville, Utah/Davis HS
Career Highs: 26 points at South Dakota (12/28/11), vs. Oakland (3/4/12); 10 rebounds vs. UMKC (1/26/12); 5 assists vs. So. Virginia (11/23/11) at Weber State (12/10/11)
Earned second-team all-Summit League honors and all-Summit League Tournament team honors in 2011-12 when he led team in both scoring and rebounding, averaging 14.1 points and 5.7 boards per game. Started every game, led or co-led team in rebounding 14 times and in scoring 11 times and blocked a team-high 22 shots. Led team in scoring at 16.2 ppg in Summit League games, scored in double-figures in 21 of the last 24 games.
#22 John Renfro
6-6, 185, RFr, F, Fairbanks, Alaska/West Valley HS
Spent last season as a redshirt. Averaged 18 points, seven rebounds, three assists and a block per game his senior season for Coach Tong Chiu's West Valley HS Wolfpack.
#25 Jordan Johnson
6-3, 175, Sr, G, Delta, Utah/Eastern Wyoming
Career Highs: 6 points vs. North Dakota State; 5 rebounds vs. Troy, vs. IPFW, vs. South Dakota; 5 assists vs. South Dakota
Came off the bench in all 31 games in 2011-12. Finished the season second on the team in steals (28) and fourth in offensive rebounds (0.8 rpg). Led or co-led team in steals 10 times, led team in assists once.
#32 Wade Collie
6-6, 200, Jr, G/F, Las Vegas, Nevada/Wallace State
Career Highs: 14 points vs. Oakland, 10 rebounds vs. UC Davis; 4 assists vs. Bryant, at Oral Roberts
Had four starts and came off the bench in 26 games last season. Team's third-leading returning scorer. Averaged 4.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. Posted a double-double in his first NCAA game with 11 points and 10 rebounds vs. UC Davis when he came off the bench to play 27 minutes. Led team in steals seven times and in rebounding three times.
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Appeared in 22 games, all off the bench last year, averaged 2.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. Appeared in 27 games with five starts in 2010-11 when he averaged 3.7 points and 2.3 rebounds per game.
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Career Highs: 12 points, 8 rebounds at South Dakota State (2/12/09); 3 assists vs. Bryant (11/13/11)
Played in 23 games, all coming off the bench, after returning in the summer of 2011 from an LDS church mission. Averaged 1.2 points and 0.8 rebounds per game.
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Last week, MSNBC's "The Cycle" interviewed Dr. Madeline Levine, psychologist and author of Teach Your Children Well, whose best-selling text calls into question the dominant ideologies of today's parenting ideals. Levine remarks "What's overparenting? It's doing what your kid can already do and can technically do" and confusing the parents' needs with the children's. The challenge with letting children exercise their abilities and near-abilities is essentially one of parental peer pressure.
My 3-year-old, for instance, can put on her own shoes. She so consistently puts each shoe on the wrong foot that I think she prefers them that way; it's not unsafe and it doesn't seem to bother her in the slightest, but strangers often comment on it, and their underlying (and sometimes not so subtle) message is that I should have fixed it. In the world of competitive parenting, her shoes reflect on me and my mothering. Yet correcting my daughter every time she puts on her shoes seems to me like a waste of both our time and an indication that I don't trust her ability to do something she's both capable and proud to do herself.
Levine might say that in not reacting to the parental pressure to make my child look "perfect" (so that I can win a "best mommy way to put those shoes on" trophy), I am building my daughter's confidence and her resilience — two traits she will need in abundance to navigate life's many pitfalls. Levine might also broach the topic of "authentic success," one of her hallmark phrases that says we humans can tell the difference between looking successful (both shoes on the right feet) and actually feeling that success within ourselves (mastering self-dress). The former relies on external validation and support to feel worthwhile, while the latter is a confidence that comes from actual competence.
I think Levine is right to note the difference, and it's something I see beyond my daughters to my college classrooms as well. There are students who are creative, resourceful, interesting, engaged, and invested in their educations, and there are students who seem to be solely going through the motions, looking for a formula to get the best possible grade, feeling no sense of accomplishment at achieving good grades and looking for someone to blame if they earn "bad" ones. The difference has little to do with GPAs and much to do with character.
In this interview, Levine urges parents to take action, to muster the courage to defy the social and educational systems that prioritize easily quantifiable achievements over health, character, and relationships. The bottom line, Levine argues, is that children within this quantifiable framework are suffering emotionally, psychologically, physically, intellectually, and, I would add, spiritually, because their lives are reduced to a series of numbers and they engage in constant competition. Parents can step back, and instead of contributing to the ceaseless competition and worrying about how our children's so-called achievements reflect on us, consider what values we might be reflecting for them.
When my daughter is not practicing with her shoes, I've been spending time memorizing Galatians 5:22-23 with her — the fruits of the Spirit. She keeps asking me about the "no law" part at the end, because the way I pronounce it sounds to her like "la." "But baby sister says 'la' and sometimes we call her 'lala,' so there is some 'la'," she insists. Right, I explain, but it means there's never anything wrong with being loving, joyful, peaceful, patient, kind, good, self-controlled, or gentle. Those are always good and fruitful things, and I know as a parent, that's far better for me to reflect on than an IQ test, SAT score, or GPA.


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Re: Combining Plots with Different Ordinate Axes in Mathematica
Hi Buz,
you may e.g. use Frame and give the tick marks explicitely. E.g.:
f1[x_] := Exp[-x^2];
f2[x_] := Exp[-4 (x - 1)^2];
Plot[{f1[x], f2[x + 1]}, {x, -1, 1}, Frame -> True,
FrameTicks -> {{Automatic, None}, {Range[-1, 1, .5],
Table[{x, x + 1}, {x, -1, 1, .5}]}}]
hope this helps, Daniel
Buz Barstow wrote:
> Hi All,
> I'd like to combine two plots in Mathematica that have different x
> axes, but have similar y axes.
> In the first plot, the x range runs from 0 to 1.9, while in the second
> plot the x values run from 2.5 to 3.5.
> I'd like to combine these plots together, and have one set of x values
> displayed on the top edge of a frame, and the other set of x values
> displayed on the bottom edge of the frame.
> Both plots can have a common y axis.
> Thanks! and all the best,
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Seafood vendor killed in hit and run at Bee Hive
A seafood vendor was on Sunday night pronounced dead on arrival at the Georgetown Public Hospital after he was struck down on the Bee Hive Public Road, East Coast Demerara, by a Canter, which then drove off at top speed.
Dead is 35-year-old Danishram Prashad, also known as 'Dink' or 'Shrimps man' of Lot 52 David Rose Housing Scheme, Unity Village, Mahaica. He was the father of two girls aged one and three years old.
Nearo Prashad, the dead man's brother, told Stabroek News that about 9 pm on Sunday he received a call from an unknown person who told him that his brother had been involved in an accident.
Prashad said and another brother rushed to scene which is about 10 minutes away from where they live. The visibly shaken man recalled that when he got there, he saw his brother lying on the ground and his motorcycle some distance away; he appeared lifeless.
"A couple minutes after the police arrived with their pick-up van and we put him at the back and carried him to the hospital. When we arrived at the hospital the doctors pronounced him dead on arrival," Prashad said.
He said he later learned that the driver of the Canter had driven away from the scene of the accident, without rendering any assistance.
Monica Bridgebookhan, also known as 'Nadira' said that she and Prashad were married for eight years and had two children together.
"The three-year-old daughter was asking for her daddy last night [and] saying that he would return this morning [yesterday]," Bridgebookhan said.
She said the children have not yet been told about what happened to their father because "they're too young to understand".
Steve Khan, who lives near where the accident occurred said that about 9 pm he was awakened by a loud smashing sound. "When I look outside all I see is the man [Prashad] on the ground and the Canter heading straight up the road in one speed," Khan said.
He went outside and saw that the man was lying face down, bleeding from his head. Other persons also converged on the scene. "When dem man turn he over then we see was 'Shrimps man' get knock down and a man call he brother dem," Khan recalled.
A post-mortem examination done by Government Pathologist Dr Nehaul Singh revealed that Prashad died of multiple injuries about his body.
Prashad was described as a hard-working father who was sole breadwinner of his home. He was also said to be a very friendly person who would always make sure his relatives were taken care of.
A police source told this newspaper that the driver of the Canter has not yet been caught but four men who were passengers of the vehicle are in police custody assisting with the investigation.
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I am at a loss to explain this behavior, though I perhaps
misunderstand how Mathematica implements it's machine precision routines.
This is a simple example of a problem that cropped up during evaluation of
constants of integration
in a WKB approximation, where I would get quite different results depending
on how the constant was evaluated. I have localized the discrepancy to one
term of the form shown below:
testParameters =
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(-x1)^(-(x2 + x3)/x4) /. testParameters
In this case, as it turns out, x1 = -5.2, which is a floating point number,
and the exponent = 1208 (which may be integer or floating point, but is
floating point in this case).
I assumed that the result would be evaluated to machine precision in either
since x1 is a float regardless. However, depending on whether the exponent
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I assume that this has some simple relationship to machine precision and
round-off error, but am I wrong in assuming that x1 should determine the
numeric precision of the entire operation?
I am using Mathematica 3.01.1 on a PC/Win95 platform.
I also encountered another problem, which bothers me because it's so
insidious. In moving a notebook from one machine to another by floppy (work
to home), a parsing error occurred buried deep inside about 30 pages of
code. A decimal number of the form 1.52356 was parsed as 1.5235 6 with a
space inserted and interpreted as multiplication. The same error occured in
the same place on several occasions (i.e. when I start getting bizarre
results, I know to go and correct this error).
I know these sound minor, but they have a large effect on the solution and
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As D.C. United and other MLS teams seek public money to help finance new stadium ventures, Mark Yost looks at the real figures behind a sports venue financed largely by the taxpayer's cash. While there's no denying that the neighborhood around the Washington Nationals' new baseball stadium in southeast D.C. has undergone a renaissance in recent years, he asks, "How much credit should go to the ballpark?"
"It's a question that has been debated countless times before, over other stadiums, but the historical evidence is pretty clear," Rost writes. "Sports economists have long
argued that publicly financed stadiums are a waste of taxpayer money. And they have the data to prove it." While stadium construction creates high-paying jobs for a year or two, "the vast majority
of long-term employment is low-wage concession jobs." The Nationals' website currently advertises jobs for elevator operators, fan ambassadors and security guards, with pay at $7.50-$8.50 an
District Councilman Kwame Brown once called the stadium "the most controversial project in the history of the city" because D.C. had more pressing needs with its schools a mess,
crime out of control, and unemployment in distressed neighborhoods double the national average. Nowadays, Brown shows off the neighborhood and its $600,000 condos, giving some of the credit to the
new stadium. But with the city's income from the stadium coming from the same people who financed it in the first place -- the taxpayers, who pay $14 million a year from taxes on tickets,
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Well, I'm back from Croatia and I've learned a lot about European glamour beachwear. Mainly that I didn't own any, but I'll know how to do it next time. Okay, so it may involve robbing a bank, or committing some kind of major fraud,
but I do know how to do the look now. You start by spending a lot of money and then you iron things a lot.
For those who didn't read my earlier column on the subject of resortwear - or Glamour Casual, as I prefer to call it - I was invited to a polo tournament, on an island off the coast of Croatia. My travel arrangements included a private plane and a speedboat. This triggered something of a last-minute packing crisis.
Despite realising - the night before leaving - that when it comes to beachwear, I own only chain-store swimwear and ratty old Balinese supermarket sarongs, I think I just about swung it.
I certainly thank the fashion gods for making me buy white jeans. White trousers are the essential building block of a Glamour Casual beachside wardrobe. And lucky I had two pairs - and three brand-new cheap white singlets - as you can only wear white pants and T-shirts once before they become besmirched, and to look Riviera Chic, you have to be immaculate at all times. It is the direct fashion opposite of Backpacker Style.
Maybe it's that tatty-equals-posh Pommie thing, but I have always preferred my holiday clothes to be old faithfuls. I have certain things that I only ever wear on holiday and I feel instantly relaxed whenever I put them on. It's a sort of Pavlovian reaction.
It has always seemed a little gauche to me to buy new clothes especially for holidays, but that is what the smart set do, I have now discovered. They buy a new-season wardrobe for the beach every summer, just as they do for city dressing each spring and autumn.
Most of the women looked as if they had on new clothes for every outing. One of them - a German lady I was particularly obsessed with - made a point of being appropriately attired for every occasion, in immaculate garments.
When we went on a tour of the island in a P. Diddy-style motor cruiser, she wore white linen wide-legged pants and a striped matelot jersey. She was practically whistling a hornpipe.
Later that day, when we set off for the polo, she wore khaki pants of a slightly jodhpur-ial cut, with a crisp white linen shirt neatly tucked in, plus a perfect panama hat.
I have always studiously avoided appearing too accurately costumed for an occasion, but I have to admit she looked seriously chic. Her diamond tennis bracelet - worn with her summer watch - didn't go amiss either.
Do you have a summer watch? I don't. It had never occurred to me. Nor do I have an investment resort handbag. I've got one or two Good Bags for grown-up city dressing and for black-tie evenings, but the rest of the time it's strictly cheap and cheerful. But the Glamour Casual girls also have Good Bags specifically for boats and beach. They jumped aboard the good ship P. Diddy clutching Chanel and Fendi totes. I had a cute canvas one from a market.
They wear serious shoes, too. I thought I was a bit designer in my Havaiana thongs, as opposed to just Woolworths ones, but they were kicking about in Chanel ballet pumps and Tod's slides, plus full-on designer costume jewellery for daywear.
Well, at last I understand why all the designer labels have boutiques in places like St Tropez and St Barts, which I always thought was weird. These are the women who shop in them.
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Apples iPhone 4S pre-orders sold out 10 minutes after becoming available last Friday in Hong Kong.
It looks like Apples increased focus on the Chinese market is already paying dividends.
Ticonderoga Securities Analyst Brian White claims that his checks with his sources indicated the iPhone 4S sold out within the first 10 minutes of availability Friday. Concerns about slowed iPhone 4S sales because of Siri not supporting Mandarin or Cantonese appear to be unfounded.
"In our view, this is a very positive sign for iPhone 4S demand in Greater China has Hong Kong represents the first entry of the new smartphone in the rapidly growing region, and we expect the 4S to reach Mainland China in December. We believe this rapid sell out will rest concerns surrounding the uptake of the iPhone 4S in the Greater China region that were driven by the limited language capability of Siri, which did not launch in Mandarin or Cantonese. White.
Apple has repeatedly mentioned the upside to China and the sales potential of the region with billion-plus possible customers. Apples sales in China were up 270% year-over-year and accounted for 16% of the companys total sales on $4.5 billion in revenue.
In addition to Hong Kong the iPhone 4S will this Friday in Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, El Salvador, Greece, Guatemala, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and South Korea.
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Mumbai, Nov 12: India has so far shown an average performance on the front of Corporate Governance (CG), an expert said.
Talking to UNI on the sidelines of an international conference on corporate governance, which was held in the city recently, Philip Anthony Armstrong, who is the Heaad of Global Corporate Governance Forum, said, ''As India has emerged as a significant global economy, it becomes important for the Indian companies - listed or non-listed - to become CG compliant.'' He made it clear that India stood just average on the front of implementation of corporate governance.
Mr Armstrong said that the CG lies at the core of economic development and is an essential condition for the effective accountability of companies and their boards and management. Also, he feels that a commitment to sound CG practices and standards through full and proper disclosure, a solid control environment and an empowered active board of directors is attractive to domestic and international investors.
Welcoming the urge made by the SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India), M Damodaran, to strike a balance between the strict and self regulation in this connection, he said, ''Once it becomes a reality, Indian companies aspiring to spread their wings abroad will have no difficulty to achieve their goals.'' Comparing a company's boardroom with the football game, he said while regulators act as umpires here, the role of captain is played by the chairman of a particular company. Even if the players of the two opposite teams in the game that were treating each other as economies, would definitely like to enjoy their evenings together forgetting what happened at the playground. Hence he said that regulator's role was of great importance in the market growth of a company.
Talking about the prevailing scenarios in other countries on the issue, he said even as the King's Report in South Africa emphasised on self regulation, the law was different in countries like the USA which believes in strong penalty. Similarly, the directors of a company can be imprisoned for 25 years for violation of CG norms under the Sarbanes Oxley Act of the UK.
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LOCK HAVEN, PA-The Rider University wrestling team begins the dual meet season with a pair of duals Friday night, taking on Shippensburg University at 5pm and host Lock Haven University and 8pm.
In the season opening Binghamton Open, Rider had a champion, a runner-up, a third place, a fourth place and two fifth place finishers.
Lock Haven had two runners-up, a third place, a fifth place, and a sixth place finisher.
Rider and Lock Haven have not met in a dual meet since 2009, and Rider has won the last two meetings. Lock Haven leads the all-time series, however, 16-4.
Lock Haven's 149 Mac Maldarelli and 285 Harry Turner were a combined 8-2 at Binghamton, both placing second.
For Rider at Binghamton, junior Ramon Santiago (Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville) won the 165 title, junior James Brundage (Ossining, N.Y./Ossining) was the 174 runner-up, sophomore Clint Morrison (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cedar Cliff) was third at 184, senior Zac Cibula (Luxemburg, Wis./Luxemburg Casco) was fourth at 157, sophomore 133 Jimmy Morris (Northport, NY/St. Anthony's) and sophomore 197 Donald McNeil (Plainville, Mass./Wyoming Seminary) were fifth.


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I am rewiring a home I recently bought and am looking for best options for the service entry. I removed the front white porch that the current service cable was rubbing on, wrapped in foam insulation. The service entrance is still too low, I can just about grab it. Once it enters the house, it travels across the ceiling as a cable to a FPE box mounted near the ceiling, which is has a with 30 amp and 20 amp 14 gauge K&T lighting circuits :no:. The service meter is on a pole in the middle of the farm yard. I will call the power company to make sure, but who is responsible for the line coming from the yard pole to the house? I would like to run the new service up the side of the house on the right to get the correct height, but the service line would have to be replaced. If I can't do that, can I install an entry to go through the roof, then run the service cable in the ceiling through conduit to the new breaker box on the inside wall? Thanks for the help!
Generally, the POCO is responsible for the connection from the transformer to the service connection point at the service conductors be they overhead or underground service laterals.
Once you enter the building from the meter you need a disconnect. If you are going to run conductors inside the house any appreciable distance you will need a fused disconnect adjacent to the meter on the outside of the building.
Personally, I prefer underground laterals from the pole or transformer if the POCO is willing to do it with no extra charge.
First thing, no permits needed. Replace all of the branch circuit fuses in the fuse box with 15 amp fuses.
The following part should be done by a professional electrician and usually requires a separate permit. You can have the service entrance head (where the overhead wires enter) higher up on the side of the house. From there a conduit runs down to the first floor or basement where it enters the house. Put a new 150 or more amp breaker panel there on the inside wall. A panel of this size compared to your fuse box will almost certainly need a new service drop (from the yard pole to the house and perhaps also from the yard pole to the street pole) They do make entrance heads that go on the roof with the conduit going down from there.
The following parts are do-it-yourself if you wish but usually require a permit.
Run a 6* to 10 gauge Romex from a pair of 60 to 30 amp breakers in the main panel over to the old fuse box. This cable may be on the surface of the walls or ceilings concealed by Wiremold or similar decorative cover. Gradually replace the knob and tube wiring with new Romex cables run down to your new panel.
* Depends on the ampere rating of the main fuses in the fuse box.
Thanks for the replies. There is no power on out there right now and won't be untill things are done right. Some of the existing previous work was amazing, taped splices all over the place, and a few runs of rotted interior wire hanging around the outiside of the house. I am in the process of removing all the old wiring to start new at this point and trying to correctly locate the new service panel. The power cable in the picture comes from a breaker box mounted under a meter can on a pole about 150 feet out into the yard. The existing service wire was replaced in 2008, the poco came out and looked at it and said it is good for 200 amps. If I can use this existing wire, I would like too, it will save money. I bet that I am responsible for it because it comes after the meter can, but I know that the poco must have replaced it in 2008 for the previous owners because there are five of six new wire runs around the farm and the previous owners would not have been able to afford that. Can I run a service mast in the front of that porch, conduit in the existing ceiling under the drywall, and run to my new breaker box in the house which I would like against the inside wall, a distance of about 30 feet from where the current wire comes in? I haven't found much about running service cable in walls. I will hire things if I need too, but have industrial electrical experience and there are no permits required. If the overhead wire needs to be changed out, I would prefer to dig a trench to the pole.
Correction, if you have a breaker box with a breaker or switch for the whole house out on the yard pole, then the line from there to your house is a subpanel feed as opposed to a service drop. It probably has a steel support wire that also serves as a ground but it needs a third insulated conductor, the same size as the other two, for a separate neutral. (Stringing that line must follow the rules of a service drop to the extent to avoid water and weather problems).
The new panel, regardless of size, in your house would then be considered a subpanel.
Yeah, the house and garage are subs, there are 4 or 5 other lines from the main breaker box that are fused from that box going to the barn and other buildings that are all fused together in the main. The house will be a feed through 200 from the pole breaker box, the garage will be on a 100 amp breaker then a 100 amp panel with disconect, about 10 feet from the pole. I have to look at the rest of the wires, they are currently set to a 30 amp breaker, and includes a well pump(not for house water, it is city water), an animal barn, and a few small sheds, which I will unhook and leave off untill re-wire when the house is done. Lot's of work to do!
Looking at your picture I can't tell if that is a tri-plex messenger drop or duplex.
How many insulated wires are wrapped around your messenger cable ?
Messenger is the bare wire rope one also serving as your neutral.
I'm concerned you have an old 120 volt drop and not 120/240 single phase.
With no breaker or switch for the house feed out at the yard pole, the house panel is the main panel and the support (messenger) wire can be both neutral and ground and just two wires need to be wrapped around it.
If the existing overhead cable seems too short, you could check the National Electric Code to find out how far away from the house the cable conductors can end and be spliced to wires reaching way out from the entrance head.
The wiring method in the farm home is knob and tube and in that era the original service could have been 3 wire all the way to the home. Doesn't really matter as he must meet current code if he changes the service location to the connection point.
Farm poles can be either equipped with a single isolation device if multiple connection points are fed from the pole .. in which case service equipment/disconnects with overcurrent protection are located at each building. Or instead of an isolation device the service equipment enclosure(s) can be mounted at the pole either as a group or single overcurrent device feeding the house and buildings with 4 wire power feeders.
I question that no permits are required but that is irrelevant as to his questions. Under his circumstances I see no reason he cannot relocate the entrance point to his liking as long as he has obtained approval from the power company and he lands on a disconnect pretty darn quick after he enters the home with the feeder. Looking at the picture it seems feasible (if wanting to use the existing drop) to enter the porch thru the porch roof with a mast and boot and weather head to the right of the porch door with a disconnect or panel with disconnect on the inside wall. Of course other locations might be possible since it is hard to tell the length of the drop and where it will reach a new connection point.
At any point he needs to be aware of all clearance requirements from the drop to roof , drop to grade, clearance from windows, drip loop and so on.
Anything connected after the meter is your responsibility, not the power co.
I'd get rid of that overhead wiring from the pole, and bury a line from there to the house, or any other destination.
You'll need 4 conductors from your service panel on the pole to any panel it feeds -- whether its in the house, a garage, barn, pump shed, etc. (IF you want 120/240 Volt service).
I'd bury them too if at all possible. When I bury mine I'll have to spring for a new bottom entrance meter box too.
Thanks for all the advice, its really helping me think it all through. It is a three wire cable, two conductors and ground. I took a really good look at it today. At the pole #6 copper leaves the FPE box. It runs through the meter head up a mast, to about 30 feet, then to the house. At the house, it connects with bare copper, then to #6 romex that runs along the ceiling in that front porch and enters an FPE sub, which is mounted near the ceiling. I don't like working at that height or messing with wires going back through the meter can, so I am going to get some bids and see what I find. The feed to my barn and other buildings goes through the meter head as well. I like the idea of going underground with the cable, plus we are already hiring a trencher to redo the water main, so it might not cost much more for some more digging. Once I have the breaker box in the house, I am pretty comfortable from there.
I'm all for trenching also but you cannot use the existing overhead wiring in the underground trench ... it is not rated for direct burial or underground in conduit.
Yeah, I know, and new cable is expenive, especially when I wanted to re-run all of it. I could not find any numbers on the cable besids what the #6 it connects to at both ends, it is maybe a bit heavier, but odds are it will need to be upgraded to the house to handle 200 amps. I removed the wires going to the garage already, they used 12 gauge for two thirty amp circuits. The other four buildings around the farm share thirty amps at the pole breaker, and are all incorrectly wired at the buildings, with no breakers in some up to 70 amps for the one building.
Six gauge copper from the yard pole overhead to the house? You can jsut squeak out 100 amps (free air current capacity) transitioning to 2 gauge copper upon entering the house. More than that (150 or 200 amp service) and your existing overhead line from the yard pole is no good.
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Glynn/Gray book for beginners ?
I have herd from various sources that "The Beginner's Guide to
Mathematica Version 3" by Glynn/Gray covers use of the Option
Inspector, programming Buttons, and programming the Front End.
The topics I list above are new to Version 3.0, and users beyond the
beginner level (as I consider myself) would also be interested.
My question is whether this book only scratches the surface of these
subjects, and is only useful to beginners? Any other remarks on this
book are also welcome.
Ted Ersek