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If Duke really is the No. 2 team in the country, someone should just hand Geno Auriemma and Co. the national title… like right now.
The reigning champion UConn Huskies (11-0) look poised to repeat after routing the Blue Devils (10-1) on their home court, 83-61 in the finale of the Jimmy V Classic. The Huskies have now downed four ranked opponents, including then-No. 3 Stanford, winning by an average of more than 19 points per game. The 23-point win against Duke is the largest margin of victory amongst those teams.
Tuesday also marked win No. 850 for Auriemma at UConn. The six-time Naismith Coach of the Year and head of the women's national Olympic team currently ranks seventh on the all-time wins list for NCAA women's basketball coaches.
Here is the game story, courtesy of the Associated Press. Here are my game notes:
The game was high-scoring and competitive out of the gate, but after about the first five minutes, UConn pulled away and never looked back. The Huskies led by as many as 23 points in the first half and kept Duke completely off balance.
The Blue Devils found some decent looks, but couldn't finish anything. Granted, some of the shots lipped out or just missed, but against a team like UConn, you need to sink those shots — especially the wide-open ones (the few Duke got, that is).
UConn moved the ball incredibly well, and sophomore Breanna Stewart (pictured right) was torrid hot to start the game, netting 12 points in the opening six minutes. The Cicero-North Syracuse alum finished with 23 points and 11 rebounds to go with three blocks, three assists and a steal.
Junior Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis returned to court after missing eight games with an elbow injury she sustained against Stanford. Coming off the bench, the sharp-shooter picked up right where she left off, draining a career-high seven 3-pointers en route to a 21-point performance.
Ossining alum Saniya Chong played only minimal time (five minutes) and did not register a stat, but that was almost to be expected. Although the freshman was averaging 23.0 minutes per game entering Tuesday, a large part of that was due to Mosqueda-Lewis' absence and playing against unranked opponents.
A contest on the road against the No. 2 team in the nation meant Chong would likely play significantly less time, then when Mosqueda-Lewis checked-in, it was pretty clear that she wouldn't play much. Auriemma could've opted to throw last year's New York State Gatorade Player of the Year in the game while the Huskies were running roughshod, but it was his prerogative not to. The man has eight national championships and my most significant basketball accomplishments are winning a free-throw shooting contest when I was 13 and back-to-back 3-point competitions at Purchase's "Panther Madness" event, so who am I to question him?
Still, despite her time on the bench, when timeouts were called or games went to commercial break, more often than not, Chong was not only the first player off the bench to greet her teammates, but she sprung up. There are the freshmen who can sulk on the bench and complain they don't play more, especially in a blowout, then there are those that support their team on the bench until their name is called. Chong is the latter.
There isn't much to comment on about Chong's play. Like I said, she only played five minutes and didn't do much with the ball. But the fact that her "performance" on the bench still stood out on national television says a lot about her character.
Chong will likely get more playing time on Sunday against No. 21 Cal at Madison Square Garden, although I couldn't even venture a guess as to how much. Seeing as how the Huskies have been blowing teams out, and the fact that Duke beat Cal by 12 earlier in the year, this should result in another hefty UConn win. However, it's still up to Auriemma as to how much he wants to "spread the love" in terms of playing time. If you had to hold me to a guess, I'd say Chong will likely play between 10-15 minutes on Sunday. We'll see.
UConn has been untested all season. It's 17-point win over No. 8 Maryland was the closest game of the season, and that was after Mosqueda-Lewis went down with her injury. With the Huskies now healthier with the return of Mosqueda-Lewis and Morgan Tuck, who suffered a knee injury earlier this year, the team will likely only get better.
We are still very early into the season, but this year is really beginning to look like a runaway for UConn. The Huskies will get some nice challenges ahead, with games against ranked opponents Cal, Baylor and two against Louisville before the NCAA tournament, which should really paint the picture.
Again, early in the season is when the rankings will change the most (cough, goes for high school too, especially, cough). If, by the end of the season, Duke works its way back into the No. 2 spot, then it will be safe to assume that UConn should at least get to the championship game.
UConn won it all last year when — for all intents and purposes — it wasn't "supposed" to win. An incredibly young squad, the Huskies were "supposed" to contend, maybe make the Final Four or even title game, depending on the brackets, but it was ultimately all on Baylor.
Still, the Huskies won, and now, their plan of owning the college circuit is in full-effect with a national title they weren't "supposed" to win already under their belt. We could seriously be looking at another Taurasi-esque run with the Huskies, much like at the start of the new millennium.
As one of only two freshmen on the squad, and the only one getting significant, if any playing time, Saniya Chong (pictured left) could be right there for all of it.
Just for crazy talk purposes, no women's player has ever won four national championships. Stewart, Tuck and Moriah Jefferson, all sophomores on last year's championship roster, would be the first players to accomplish the feat if UConn were to win the next three titles. Still, if Chong were to be the fourth player ever to accomplish the feat, that's still pretty elite company.
Yes, I know we are 11 games into Chong's career and I'm already talking about her winning not one, not two, not three, but four national titles, but it's strictly hypothetical talk, however outlandish it may sounds.
But in all seriousness, is it really that outlandish of a thought?
UConn photos credited to: Mark Dolejs/USA TODAY Sports
Chong photo credit: The Journal News


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Photos: The Ronnie James Dio Awards Gala at the Playboy Mansion
The Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund held its first annual Awards Gala on November 1. The event will took place at the Playboy Mansion, and Dio's former bandmate Geezer Butler, as well as Rita Haney, long-time girlfriend of the late Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell, were honored. The event also included a silent auction, hosted by That Metal Show cohost and radio personality Eddie Trunk, as well as a performance by Asia, featuring John Payne. To find out more about the cancer fund, or to donate to it, click here. Check out photos from the event, taken by Gene Kirkland, as well as the foundation's honorees below.
Ronnie James Dio Stand Up And Shout Cancer Fund Honoring:
Tony Martell
Founder, T.J. Martell Foundation
Man On The Silver Mountain Award
Mike Carden
President, North America, Eagle Rock Entertainment
Rainbow In The Dark Award
Geezer Butler
Bassist, Black Sabbath/Heaven & Hell
King Of Rock n' Roll Award
Sandeep Kapoor, M.D.
Medical Director/Co-Founder, Ronnie James Dio Stand Up And Shout Cancer Fund
Sacred Heart Award
Danny Zelisko
Presisent, Danny Zelisko Presents
Killing The Dragon Award
Rita Haney
Founder/Widow, Dimebash (In Memory of Dimebag Darrell)
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The Playboy Mansion before the event
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John Payne of Asia, Glenn Hughes, and Frankie Banali of Quiet Riot
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2012 Rams Offense
Sam Bradford's life as the St. Louis Rams' quarterback improves when receiver Danny Amendola is available to him.
That is a logical assumption to make if you've seen Amendola play. The statistical evidence backs up the assumption on third down in particular. But as the Rams seek to set Amendola's value heading toward free agency, they should not blindly assume that Amendola is the key to their offense in the future.
Chris Givens was rapidly emerging as a more dynamic option and a receiver the team can build around at a bargain price. Tight end Lance Kendricks was also increasingly productive. The team cannot be certain Amendola will avoid the injury problems that have limited him to nine games over the past two seasons. They've also seen Austin Pettis improve as a red zone threat. And they have to figure 2012 second-round choice Brian Quick will contribute more this season.
Those are among the factors I wanted to throw out for discussion as the Rams and other NFL teams spent the next couple of weeks deciding whether to restrict key free agents by naming them franchise players. Amendola would receive a one-year offer for $10.357 million as a franchise wide receiver. That figure would set general expectations for the annual average on a long-term deal.
2012 Bradford on 3rd/4th Downs
The first chart shows the Rams' general stats with and without Amendola on the field last season, according to ESPN Stats & Information. Yardage-based averages are similar. The team completed touchdown passes on 4.1 percent of drop backs when Amendola was on the field, up from 2.8 percent without him.
As the second chart shows, Amendola's value to Bradford appears to peak on third and fourth downs. The Total QBR scores -- 52.6 with Amendola to only 5.7 without him -- suggest Bradford had trouble functioning without Amendola in those situations.
The relatively small sample sizes warn against overreaction, of course. Other factors beyond Amendola were at work. But the numbers affirm what we've thought about Amendola for some time. He's a very good third-down receiver. One question is whether that value extends widely enough to warrant $10 million per season.
The final chart shows Bradford's numbers on first and second downs, with and without Amendola. The traditional passing stats -- completion percentage, yards per attempt, NFL passer rating -- are nearly identical. Bradford's QBR score in these situations was actually higher without Amendola.
2012 Sam Bradford on 1st-2nd Downs
Brandon Gibson, the Rams' leader in receptions, receiving yardage and receiving touchdowns over the past two seasons, is without a contract for the 2013 season. Losing Amendola would amplify an existing need at receiver.
But it's also clear a team that drafts well can come out far ahead.
Givens, Quick and Pettis are on pace to cost the Rams less than $11 million combined over the four-year lives of their contracts. Amendola would earn nearly that much in 2013 alone if the Rams named him their franchise player.
The Rams have four first-round selections over the 2013 and 2014 drafts. They'll have opportunities to continue building their receiving corps at low cost.
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The Lebanese government and the Hezbollah opposition group came to a power-sharing agreement Wednesday, potentially marking the end to the country's two-year-old political crisis, which only weeks ago erupted in clashes that left 65 people dead. The move, which some analysts say may benefit Hezbollah more than the Western-backed government, has been hailed by the parties directly involved and others, including the U.S.
The BBC:
Rival Lebanese leaders have agreed on steps to end the political deadlock that has led to the country's worst violence since the 1975-90 civil war.
The Western-backed government and the pro-Syrian opposition arrived at the deal after days of talks in Qatar.
Under the deal, the opposition - led by the Hezbollah political and militant group - will have the power of veto in a new cabinet of national unity.
It also paves the way for parliament to elect a new president.
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The Emir of Qatar Sheik Hamed Al Thani, mustachioed and smiling, congratulates Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora after a power-sharing agreement was reached in Doha, Qatar.


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It is the sport's biggest equalizer, a factor unlike any other, one that wins teams championships and gold medals and just about anything else when it comes right down to it.
Goaltending can be absolutely everything, and right now, the Toronto Maple Leafs have it.
Up against a punchless New York Islanders team that was missing Thomas Vanek and is leaning far too heavily on captain John Tavares these days, the Leafs' 5-2 win on Tuesday night was a tale of two goalies as much as anything, as the plucky squad from Long Island continues to be undone by its sagging men in the crease.
Leading the way again for Toronto was Jonathan Bernier, who made his 35 stops look relatively easy, with only Casey Cizikas's second period breakaway and a seeing-eye shot from Frans Nielsen with five minutes left beating him all night.
Even so, the fanfare after the game was all reserved for newcomer David Clarkson, as he finally potted his first goal as a Leaf with a late insurance marker, and Phil Kessel, who bumped his own five-game slump by sniping two goals while playing through a bout of the flu.
"I felt all right," Kessel said. "I felt okay. I've been sick for a while and wasn't feeling good yesterday."
But it was Bernier's calm, efficient performance that should have made him the first star, even though it was taken for granted and he wasn't even named one of the top three.
In a game that could have gone off the rails, especially after defenceman Cody Franson gifted the Isles a breakaway to get back into the game with 12 seconds left in the middle frame, the Leafs goaltender held his team in it while things were close, just as he and James Reimer have on so many other nights.
So often, in fact, that their coach has grown tired of hearing about it.
"Goaltending seems to be a flash point in this market," Randy Carlyle said earlier this week. "We never seem to stop talking about it."
There's a reason for that, and it has everything to do with the ugly history involved.
After all, the Leafs woes in the crease in the seven seasons before Carlyle arrived were so unbelievably and consistently abysmal that they singlehandedly made some of those Paul Maurice and Ron Wilson coached teams look far worse than they were.
Consider that, between 2005-06 and 2009-10, Toronto never had a team save percentage over .895, with Andrew Raycroft, Vesa Toskala and Jonas Gustavsson combining for the worst numbers in the league.
The Leafs even bottomed out in 2008-09 at a ridiculously low .885, which remains the worst mark for any NHL team in the last five seasons.
After 21 games, the Leafs two stoppers have both been all-stars, with a combined .936 save percentage that is second to only the Boston Bruins so far this season. The sample size is small, but their play more than anything has defined this team's season.
And what was an organizational black hole for nearly a decade has quickly become Toronto's primary strength.
If there's a concern, it's only that Bernier and Reimer can't keep this up forever. No team in recent NHL history has had a save percentage of higher than .930 over an 82-game season and only a select few have even maintained a .925.
At some point, the Leafs netminders won't be able to cover for this many sins, and more of the 36 shots they're allowing a night – there were 37 on Tuesday – will turn into goals.
(In order to finish the season with a .925 save percentage, for example, they will have to allow roughly 25 per cent more goals a night over the final 61 games, which obviously would change the outcome of several games.)
Carlyle appears well aware of that uncomfortable truth, but he has also tried in recent days to downplay the dramatic impact his netminders have had in guiding his team to a 13-7-1 start.
"I think if you went through the teams in the league and the save percentages, there's a lot of teams with a high save percentage," Carlyle said. "So they're doing what they're supposed to do. Stop the puck. That's their job. That's what they're paid to do.
"Are they over-exceeding in some of the situations that we've left them in? Yeah. They've outperformed. They've overachieved. In reality, is it good or bad? What would you rather take?"
Well, just ask Maurice. Or Wilson. They never had much help in that department, and it soured just about anything else they attempted to build with what were far weaker rosters.
Carlyle, however, has what every coach dreams of, and as a result, the Leafs have been able to weather a run of injuries up front all year. Now all his coaching staff needs is to sort out its defensive game, work on their breakout and start playing with more authority with the puck.
That and brace for the inevitable stretch when their goalies can't make it look this easy, night after night.
"We've got to not give up as many shots," Kessel said when asked to evaluate where the Leafs are, after 21 games. "Our goaltending's been great this year. When your goalies are playing like that, you're going to win a lot of games."
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I had the privilege of attending my favorite festival of the year for the fifth year in a row, and I am here to tell you of the best place on Earth. I would travel across several oceans to get to this festival. It is one that if you haven't experienced, it should definitely be placed on your bucket list.
I first saw Jorma play an acoustic solo show in 1980 at the Palace Theatre in Albany, New York. I remember shooting a bunch of photos of him playing that night, and I tried to find my film negatives before seeing him Friday night at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, California. I wasn't able to find my old pics, but I'm glad I couldn't. Because to really experience the wonder that is
There is a place filled with nothing but greatness, where virtuous vibes fly like the swallows of Capistrano, and magical music frees the spirit to glide up her own personal stairway to heaven. There is a place where heady humans come to swim together in a sea of awesomeness with kindness in their hearts and love in their souls.
Hot Tuna, Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, tours this June and July bringing eclectic acoustic soul driving music to the USA. Hot Tuna's music has a certain intrigue, regardless of the note, which stems from a heartfelt, in-the-moment expression. It's a slice of Americana, part old-time blues, part psychedelic rock and roll. (www.HotTuna.com)
So many years after the disbandment of Grateful Dead that in turn relocated tens of thousands of devoted tour followers to various other acts and bigger life purposes, folks still crave that familiar feeling that kept them on tour. It didn't only come from the music that Garcia and the gang connected with so many people through, but the sense of community and thriving weirdness that expanded continuously over decades of different intersections.
Hot Tuna Electric returns to New York City for the "Jack Casady's 70th Birthday Bash," featuring Larry Campbell, Teresa Williams, Barry Mitterhoff, Justin Guip on drums and special guest MARTY BALIN. Jack and Jorma Kaukonen will lead an unforgettable evening of hard driving blues and soulful rock and roll on Dec.13, 2014.
The fascination continues this summer with Hot Tuna as they tour around The States performing their music with appeal and alluring passion. Or please come sit back with them in the gently rolling hills of the Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp as they explain their thoughts on music, and perform at the Fur Peace Live Concert events with their friends who come to stay and play at Fur Peace Ranch in Pomeroy, Ohio.
Masters of music, psychedelic or the blues, acclaimed performers, Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, Hot Tuna, are touring around the American west, then to Japan and back home again to travel around, play, and conduct workshops at the Fur Peace Ranch and the new Psylodelic museum in Ohio.
Boca Raton hosted the Sunshine Music and Blues Festival on Saturday, Jan. 18, pulling people of all different ages together to enjoy a beautiful Saturday filled with sunshine and soul.
The year-end Hot Tuna shows at the Fur Peace Ranch have been sold out for months, but that doesn't mean you have to wait for 2014 to see them again. A new set of dates have just been announced. So just after a beautiful fall in Southern Ohio at Fur Peace Ranch Workshops, and a quick trip to Finland, Hot Tuna is unofficially on "The Holidays Tour." It starts on with two shows in NYC and then swings through New England ending in the Midwest in Chicago.
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So today is apparently ass day for me, as all 3 of my stories features some reference to the ass. Interesting how things work out like that. Anyway, back to the point. Photographer Raphael Mazzucco has a new book coming out called Culo, which of course is Spanish for "ass" and within which Mazzucco has placed several shots of high profile celebs, models, and music stars all bearing their perfect asses. Some of the notable names inside include Kate Upton, Nicole Scherzinger, Stacy Keibler, and many others. Check out the images below for a nice little asstastic preview of the ladies inside.
Asses listed in order from top down are: Nicole Scherzinger, Kate Upton, Chrissy Teagen (with Stacy Keibler behind her), Irina Shayk, Chrissy Teagen again, Bianca Balti, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Stacey Keibler


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OSLO – A Norwegian court Thursday sentenced a couple to 17 years in prison for violence, rape and incestuous relations with their three sons, calling it the country's worst sexual abuse case.
A 39-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man had been accused of physical and sexual violence over two years, from a very young age, against the two boys born of their union and the third boy from a previous relationship by the mother.
The boys, now ages 6, 7 and 17, live with separate foster families.
The court in Oevre Romerike in southeast Norway based its guilty verdict on testimonies from the children given in some 20 hours of videos. The boys said they were denied food, beaten and locked up nude in the basement, and were raped and made to abuse each other in a room especially set up by their parents.
The couple moved the family 14 times to avoid being found out, but social services finally intervened in 2011 after having been alerted about a possible case of abuse. The two youngest boys were then placed in foster homes and talked about their ordeal.


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May 21, 2002
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The statements contained in this document(s) are those of the product's sponsor, not FDA, and FDA does not necessarily agree with the sponsor's statements. FDA has not made a final determination about the safety or effectiveness of the product described in this document.
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Dapsone 5% Gel: A New Option in Topical Therapy for Acne
Jerry Tan, MD, FRCPC
What Is It?
Dapsone, a synthetic sulfone with an amino moiety linking two sulfone rings (4,4'-diaminodiphenyl sulfone; molecular weight 248.30), has had medical applications for more than 7 decades for treating various medical conditions including dermatitis herpetiformis, leprosy, and malaria. It has been used in the past for severe recalcitrant acne in doses ranging from 25-50 mg/day.
Mechanism of Action
Dapsone has both anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.1 A combination of these activities may account for its efficacy in acne. Anti-inflammatory effects include inhibition of neutrophil myeloperoxidase and eosinophil peroxidase activity, suppression of hypochlorous acid production, scavenging of reactive oxygen species, suppression of neutrophil activity, and inhibition of chemoattractant-induced signal transduction. Antimicrobial activity, similar to that of sulfones and sulfonamides, is by inhibition of bacterial dihydropterase synthase in the folic acid metabolic pathway. This mechanism is effective against microorganisms synthesizing their own folic acid. In vitro susceptibility testing has demonstrated some activity for dapsone against Propionibacterium species, including Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes). In vivo, a 10 week randomized single-blind vehicle-controlled microbiological study demonstrated reduction in Propionibacterium counts for vehicle between 54-78%, and for topical 5% dapsone gel of 63-70% (not significant).1
Evidence for Efficacy
Two identically designed 12 week phase 3 double-blind randomized vehicle-controlled trials in acne (total N=3010) have been performed.2 The objective of these studies was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of twice daily topical dapsone 5% gel in acne vulgaris. Subjects were aged 12 years or older with facial acne, including 20-50 inflammatory lesions and 20-100 noninflammatory lesions at baseline. The primary efficacy endpoints were global success (achievement of clear or minimal on global assessment) and mean percent reduction from baseline in lesion counts. Baseline characteristics for the vehicle and active treatment groups were similar, with the majority of patients having moderate acne (58%) and a third (33%) having mild acne. At end of the study, 41% of the dapsone gel cohort achieved global success, compared with 33% of patients treated with vehicle (P>0.001). Significant reduction in non-inflammatory, inflammatory, and total lesion counts were noted in dapsone gel versus vehicle groups (32% versus 24%, 39% versus 32%, 48% versus 42%, all P>0.001, respectively).2
Evidence for Safety
In the phase 3 studies, few patients withdrew due to side effects (6 dapsone gel, 9 vehicle). The overall incidence of adverse events was similar in both groups. The most common local intolerance events were dryness (20%), erythema (16%), and other reactions (including facial stinging, peeling, sensitivity, flaking, greasiness, photosensitivity, acne breakouts, tingling, and skin tightness). Serious adverse events were observed in 9 subjects, but they were not considered to be related to the treatment (4 dapsone gel, 5 vehicle). No significant changes in hemoglobin or other laboratory values were noted, despite 44 subjects recruited with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency (19 dapsone gel, 25 vehicle). For all patients, the most frequently reported laboratory abnormality was elevated creatine kinase (12 dapsone gel, 11 vehicle), the majority of which were attributed to physical activity.2
Dapsone 5% gel is a novel option in Canada for treating acne vulgaris that may be operating via anti-inflammatory mechanisms. Efficacy in acne has been demonstrated in phase 3 and long-term studies. It has undergone rigorous evaluation for safety with no evidence of increased hemolytic risk even in G6PD-deficient patients.
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This is a minor article. Onion didn't like the original ending so I wrote three more that go in slightly different directions. I'm curious what others think. As far as I'm concerned the article will remain small-scale; it's just a pun on frigate-bird so I don't personally expect more than a slight-chuckle-and-on-to-the-next-article response from readers.
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Sean Avery's Weird Tattoo
Sean Avery has a new website and it has a photo section. One of the photos allows you to see this tattoo that Avery has on his forearm. Does anyone have any idea what the heck this tattoo means?
Just got my answer on the HFBoards - apparently it's a Radiohead reference
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4 comments:
- Shaun Heiser said...
Looks like it says "you used to be alright what happened?" as far as I can tell it's a Radiohead reference.
- October 22, 2009 at 10:40 PM
- Shaun Heiser said...
Damn, didn't see the update part, I should learn to read lol
- October 22, 2009 at 10:42 PM
- Puck Central said...
No problem. Thanks for trying to help ;)
- October 22, 2009 at 10:45 PM
- Kevin said...
lyrics from Radiohead's "15 Step"
- October 25, 2009 at 3:43 AM
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[edit] Undergraduate Research
This page has information for and about St. Olaf students doing research. There are separate links in the navigation bar to REU programs, workshops, information about traveling to conferences, etc.
Sections below include:
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- Cathryn Holm, Brigham Young University, Realizable Graphs of Equivalence Classes of Zero Divisors
- Mckenzie West, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Subbarao's Conjecture on the Parity of the Partition Function
- Vladimir Sotirov, St. Olaf College, Fixed Points and Gardens of Eden of Generalized Sandpile Models
- Lucas Antony, University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Summer Institute of Biostatistics
- Matt Friedrichsen, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
- Chris Conklin, St. Olaf College, Bruhat Graphs and Pattern Avoidance
- Ben Simmons, St. Olaf College, A Cloud over Clouds: The Untold Story of Lord Kelvin and the Origin of Monte Carlo Methods
- Steffen Docken, Louisiana State University, Symmetric Square Differential Equations of the Beauville Families of Elliptic Curves
- Cathryn Holm: Equivalence Classes of Zero Divisor Graphs at MathFest 2010. Cathryn describes her work done at the Brigham Young University REU over the summer: We study the graphs of equivalence classes of zero divisors of commutative Noetherian rings. In examining all possible graphs on four, five, and six vertices, we determine which graphs are realizable representations of rings and demonstrate examples of rings which have these graphs. Furthermore, we examine the finite fan graph and identify a method for constructing many fan graphs with n ≥ 4 vertices.
- Benjamin Simmons: Modular Tableaux and Their Conjugates at MathFest 2010. Ben describes his work done under the supervision of Prof. Tina Garrett over the summer: We provide a brief introduction to partition theory and the closely related field of tableau theory. We focus specifically on modular tableaux, defined by Garrett and Killpatrick as follows: a tableau is modular if, for some k, a, b ∈ Z, any given cell in row i and column j (with columns increasing from left to right and rows increasing from top to bottom) has content ai + bj mod k. We offer and prove a theorem linking modular tableaux and their conjugates, and we demonstrate the usefulness of this result in counting modular tableaux.
- Bjorn Wastvedt: Counting Modular Tableaux at MathFest 2010. Bjorn describes his work done under the supervision of Prof. Tina Garrett during the 2009-10 academic year: In this paper we provide a bijection between all modular tableaux of size kn and all partitions of n into k colors. By using the generating function for the number of k-colored partitions of n, we can count the number of modular tableaux of size kn. We also provide an alternate proof of Stanton and White's bijection between k-rim hook tableaux of size kn and k-tuples of standard tableaux.
Conferences Where Undergraduates Can Present Research
- Math Fest: The Mathematical Association of America sponsors Math Fest every summer. Student paper submissions are welcomed.
- RUMC: Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences. Through the NSF, the MAA is able to offer funding to institutions so that they may hold regional conferences for undergraduates to present their work.
- Joint Math Meetings: These national meetings are annually held by the AMS and MAA in early January. The event includes exhibits, courses, social events, and networking and employment opportunities.
- Pi Mu Epsilon Regional Conferences: Pi Mu Epsilon holds a regional conference in the fall at St. Norbert College (link) in De Pere, WI, and in the spring at St. Johns University (link) in Collegeville, MN, near St. Cloud.
- Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln holds an annual conference geared toward undergraduate women in mathematics.
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- The Pentagon: This is the journal of Kappa Mu Epsilon that publishes "outstanding" papers by undergraduate students.
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- SIAM This is a online journal that publishes undergraduate research in all areas of applied and computational mathematics.
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- K.L. Nichol, K. Tummers, A. Hoyer-Leitzel, J. Marsh, M. Moynihan, et al, Modeling Seasonal Influenza Outbreak in a Closed College Campus--Impact of Pre-Season Vaccination, In-Season Vaccination and Holidays-Breaks, PLoS ONE 5(3) (2010).
- Joe Usset and Nathan Langholz, Counting Containment Partitions, Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Math Journal 9 (2) (2008).
- Katie Evans and Trygve Wastvedt, A Combinatorial Proof of an Identity of Andrews, Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Math Journal 9 (2) (2008).
- Daniel Endean, Kristin Henry, and Erin Manlove, Zero-divisor graphs of Zn and polynomial quotient rings over Zn, Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Math Journal 8 (2) (2007).
- Stephanie Libera and Paul Tlucek, Perfect order subset groups, Pi Mu Epsilon Journal, 11 (2003), 495-498. This paper won the 3rd place Richard V. Andree Award.
- Eric Wilbur, Topspin: Solvability of sliding number games, Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Math Journal, 2 (2) (2001).
- Mark Schulte, Automorphisms of metacyclic p-groups with cyclic maximal subgroups, Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Research Journal, 2 (2), (2001).
- Mark Afdahl, Gretchen Christianson, Jill Dietz, Alfred Furth, Kirsten Knudson, and Sarah Volkenant, The probability that two elements in an extra-special p-group commute, Pi Mu Epsilon Journal, 11 (2001), 169–173.
- Nitish Dass, Jonathan McGrath, and Erin Urbanski, The determinant of a (m,n) pretzel, Pi Mu Epsilon Journal, 11 (2000), 135–137. This paper won a 2000 Richard V. Andree Award.


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From: (John Chandler)
Subject: Re: [DNA] Shankland/lin mystery deepens!
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 12:18:43 -0400 (EDT)
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John wrote:
> Ron Shankland descends from 4 brothers that came to NY around 1750.
> Their name was Shanklin but 2 brothers changed their name to Shankland.
> Shanklin is a typical misspelling of Shankland but rarely occurs for
> more than an incident (misspelled in a Census report for example).
> Shanklin is a separate name with many more families than Shankland
Hypothesis #1 - the four brothers could have been one of the "incidents"
of the type you describe. In other words, maybe their name was always
Shankland, but it was "changed" on moving.
Hypothesis #2 - maybe the modern distinction between the two forms is
strictly of modern origin.
> Low and behold my 13 test comes back with an exact match to Ron's 13 and
> net result we are only 2/25 apart. Enough to claim relatedness with the
> same surname but of course my contention is Shankland Shanklin are not
> the same surnames.
I think you have to take this match seriously. Of course, the link
is presumably before 1750 in Ron's and your case, but there is a
possiblity of other Shanklin/Shankland links turning up as well.
John Chandler
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Variations: The variations are numerous based on which states leaves the eurozone and how they leave. This process could happen over years, or it could happen by 2013. One strange derivative of this partial breakup includes a two-tiered system for the eurozone, where the "strong" states are part of one group and the "weak" states are part of another. Maybe there would even be two separate currencies — kind of a minor euro and a major euro.
Benefits: The "strong" nations in the eurozone, such as Germany and France, reap all the benefits here. They no longer have to bankroll their weaker brethren, they would restore confidence in their banking system and their single currency would be strengthened now that the ne'er-do-wells are no longer allowed to trade euros. The weaker countries will suffer, to be sure, but at least the cancer is cut out and the EU will survive.
Risks: There is a risk that this will not be an orderly breakup; that weaker countries will drop out one by one as Greeks empty their bank accounts, or there's an outright failure of national governments as voters rise up against bone-deep spending cuts. Worst-case scenario is a crippled eurozone of just France, Greece, Finland and Austria in a rather anemic "union." And of course, let's not forget that a partial breakup — especially one that happens slowly and painfully — will only make fear and uncertainty stronger. Such an event would prove not only that the old eurozone is dead, but there is no "new" order with which to forge ahead.
Scenario 3: The Eurozone Unravels Completely
General Result: All parties stop banging their heads up against the collective wall and decide there is no solution comprehensive enough or palatable enough to save the eurozone. Thus, the joint currency that first began circulating in 2002 dies after only a decade of use. Aside from political treaties that are available to all nations, the countries of Europe are on their own once more.
Some Items at Play: The biggest factor here is how self-aware the nations of Europe are if and when insurmountable obstacles present themselves. If the voters of EU member states cannot be convinced or recalcitrant politicians hold up the works, then the eurozone nations need to figure out in a hurry whether it makes sense to keep fighting to maintain the eurozone.
Variations: In short, if an all-out "divorce" happens, the only options are a voluntary breakup that happens in a reasonably quick and orderly fashion, or a meltdown that is a slow and chaotic ordeal.
Benefits: It's hard to imagine that the breakup of the eurozone would be "good." But if the move is orderly, at least the pain would be short-lived as member states all reissue their own currencies and we quickly see a divergence between stronger and weaker states. And, of course, the uncertainty would end. Yes, investors' worst fears were realized — but hey, at least there's no more wondering about the death of the euro anymore. We can all get on with our lives.
Risks: The risks to the weak EU states are clear, since leaving Greece or Spain to fend for themselves means essentially throwing them to the wolves. But there also are risks to stronger states like Germany. A few months ago, some economists estimated Germany would see its exports collapse by as much as 25% if it were no longer part of the currency union and benefiting from its trade ties. And then, of course, there's the Armageddon scenario of a chaotic breakup to the euro where there are runs on banks and utter confusion over how to denominate debts. German banks would see huge writedowns to obligations in other nations and lending could freeze up. Not a pretty picture.
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Leafs' Reimer mostly solid in season debut
By TERRY KOSHAN, QMI Agency
A few more efforts like that and Randy Carlyle won't have to convince his players that defence wins.
The Maple Leafs allowed 30 shots against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night, but by no means were they dominated by Sidney Crosby and Co.
Though the Penguins' top three forwards — Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and James Neal — combined for 14 shots on goal, the Leafs closed gaps in their own end and didn't give the Pittsburgh stars much room to wheel in a 5-2 Toronto victory.
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Dyson may have thought itself pretty clever with its recently released wash-and-dry Airblade Tap, but a patent released this week suggests the market leader in innovation may have missed a trick.
Moin Azmi, from Manchester, has patented a basin that also washes and dries your feet. As you clean your hands, you insert your feet into a lower compartment in the basin, where jets of water and air blowers go about their business.
A niche market for those with particularly pungent feet or who like wandering the streets barefoot or in flipflops? Think again. Mr Azmi points out in his patent application that Muslims undertake ritual washing of the face, hands, arms and feet before praying.
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Could this be the greatest development in hygiene since the flushing toilet itself?
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Consumers will pay more for canned tomatoes, and wind towers will be more expensive for energy producers under anti-dumping duty determinations issued by the Abbott government on Wednesday.
The Anti-Dumping Commission will also investigate allegations by Sydney-based aluminium extruder Capral that importers of Chinese aluminium extrusions circumvented existing anti-dumping duties.
The decisions are victories for struggling tomato canner SPC Ardmona and wind tower suppliers Haywards Steel Fabrication and Construction, Keppel Prince Engineering and E&A Contractors over exporters from Italy, China and Korea.
The wind towers ruling will restore the "lifeblood" of Portland, Victoria-based Keppel Prince Engineering, general manager, Steve Garner, said.
"Without that as far as wind tower manufacturing goes we would have been forced out of the game," Mr Garner said.
Trade war fears
The decisions show an activist approach by the Abbott government and the new Anti-Dumping Commission to policing dumping - which occurs when imported goods are sold below their "normal" home market price and thereby injure local producers.
But they may spark trade wars. Italian tomato exporters and the European Union attacked the reasoning behind the preliminary anti-dumping duties determination issued on February 4 - which the final ruling reflects - in submissions and may appeal.
Past anti-dumping measures on canned tomatoes have a mixed record in the Federal Court, winning one appeal but losing a more recent appeal against "countervailing" tariffs - which have to meet a stricter test.
The measures against Chinese and Korean wind tower makers and aluminium extruders come as the Abbott government attempts to finalise a bilateral trade deal with China and bed down a Korean trade deal. A too aggressive approach to dumping may lead to retaliatory measures against Australian exporters.
Local producers say they could be forced out of business without protection from dumped goods. But trade economists see this as backdoor protectionism that discriminates against importers and forces local consumers to pay more.
The former Labor government established the Anti-Dumping Commission to beef up enforcement as manufacturers reeled from the high Australian dollar and cheap imports.
The commission's expanded arsenal included power to conduct an "anti-circumvention" investigation, and the investigation of aluminium extrusions imported by P&O Aluminium and Oceanic Aluminium from PanAsia (China) is the first of these.
Capral director Phil Jobe said the price of extrusions imported by P&O and Oceanic had gone down rather than up after anti-dumping tariffs of up to 10 per cent had been applied. "The commission needs to find out what is going on there," Mr Jobe said.
Bob Baldwin, parliamentary secretary for industry, confirmed anti-dumping tariffs of between 3.35 per cent and 26.35 per cent for up to five years on canned tomatoes from more than 90 Italian exporters. "Unco-operative" exporters were hit with the highest rate.
SPC Ardmona to benefit
The government believes the tariffs - sought by SPC Ardmona, part of Coca-Cola Amatil - will restore a level playing field and help the company compete for supermarket shelf space. The commission said 56 per cent of the 54,000 tones of imported canned tomatoes were dumped in fiscal 2013.
SPC Ardmona lost about two-fifths of its sales and market share and substantial profits and had to shed workers under the onslaught of cheap Italian imports from 2010 to 2013. Italian exporters boosted their market share by 16 per cent, to about 80 per cent.
SPC Ardmona's anti-dumping complaint was part of a concerted rescue bid that included seeking $50 million in taxpayer subsidies for a plant upgrade, a "Buy Australian" campaign and a new preferential supply deal from food giant Woolworths.
The Abbott government declined to contribute but the Victorian government, facing a knife-edge election, stumped up $22 million towards the plant upgrade.
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Mr Baldwin also confirmed anti-dumping tariffs of 15 per cent to 18.8 per cent on Chinese and Korean wind towers, after the commission found 41 per cent of imported wind towers were dumped.
The commission said TSP of China, WIN&P of Korea and other Chinese and Korean producers undercut Australian wind towers by 10-20 per cent and slashed local producers' market share to below 60 per cent during 2012 and the first half of 2013.
The commission said local producers lost $55 million to $65 million of sales during the 18 months under investigation, as 120 dumped wind towers from China and Korea took a big chunk of the total market of 291 wind towers.
The dumped wind towers were destined for wind farms at Mt Mercer, in Western Victoria, and Gullen Range, near Goulburn, NSW. Keppel Prince was successful in winning a contract to supply Taralga wind farm, also near Goulburn.
"We have been losing significant amounts of money for several years now", trying to keep the business open to retain valuable skilled staff who are scarce in rural Victoria, Mr Garner said.
"We have carried them through this low period with the expectation of being able to expand when things improve."
Mr Garner said the anti-dumping tariffs would give Australian producers a fair crack at future wind tower contracts. However, he would also like to see a lower Australian dollar and the maintenance of the renewable energy target, which is under review.
Anti-dumping has support from both sides of politics but is controversial because critics claim the system focuses on the plight of producers and ignore the wider economic benefits of cheaper goods.
"For Australian manufacturing it's still a big story," said Mr Jobe. He said there is still a way to go to get the Australian anti-dumping system up to scratch with the rest of the world.
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Gabbert, who is displaying his wares for scouts Thursday during his pro day workout, reportedly scored a 42 on his Wonderlic test, second among the 2011 draft's prominent quarterback prospoects.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen tweets: "QBs prepped more in this era. (Alabam's Greg) McElroy 43, Gabbert 42, (Florida State's Christian) Ponder 35, (Iowa's Ricky) Stanzi 30, (TCU's Andy) Dalton 29, (Arknasas' Ryan) Mallett 26, (Auburn's Cam) Newton 21, (Washington's Jake) Locker 20. What does it mean?"
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Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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Eric Posner Argues that President Can Exceed Debt Ceiling without Congressional Approval
"Constitutions of civil government are not to be framed upon a calculation of existing exigencies, but upon a combination of these with the probable exigencies of ages, according to the natural and tried course of human affairs. Nothing, therefore, can be more fallacious than to infer the extent of any power, proper to be lodged in the national government, from an estimate of its immediate necessities. There ought to be a capacity to provide for future contingencies as they may happen; and as these are illimitable in their nature, it is impossible safely to limit that capacity."
So wrote Alexander Hamilton, in the Federalist Papers. He was expressing a concern about liberal constitutionalism that its earliest defenders acknowledged: that because threats to the well-being of the public are by their nature unpredictable, it is impossible to provide for them comprehensively in a written Constitution.
Hamilton, like Locke and others before him, believed that ultimately the executive in a liberal constitutional system must have a power — sometimes, called the "prerogative" — to act unilaterally to address serious unanticipated threats to public well-being.


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After the close today, Alcoa (AA) reports earnings, which is traditionally the start of the quarterly season. Expectations call for negative growth for the company and Alcoa's EPS estimates are paltry compared to recent quarters.
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The Contribution of Fiction to Organizational EthicsEmerald Publishing Limited 2014; US$ 120.99
Stories are essential to any organization. They help organizations define who they are, what they do, and how they do it. In this issue we consider how fiction has questioned the moral rules, and examined such situations, and in doing so how it has contributed to our understanding of organizational ethics. more...
Narcissistic Process and Corporate DecayNYU Press 1992; US$ 28.00
Howard S. Schwartz shows how American industry is in a process of decay unable to cope with foreign competition and stagnant in technological development. He attributes this Organizational Decay to a reluctance in the part of corporate members to deal with reality. more...
Moral Saints and Moral ExemplarsEmerald Publishing Limited 2013; US$ 120.99
The purpose of the series is to explore the central and unique role of organizational ethics in creating and sustaining a pluralistic, free enterprise economy. The primary goal of the research studies published here is to examine how profit seeking and not for profit organizations can be conceived and designed to satisfy legitimate human needs in an... more...
Achieving Ethical ExcellenceEmerald Publishing Limited 2014; US$ 120.99
This volume is a selection of papers from the 20th annual 'Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics' Conference. Topics covered include athletes as role models, sports ethics and sports governance, the separation of powers as an integrity mechanism, and virtues in just war theory. more...
The Ethical Contribution of Organizations to SocietyEmerald Publishing Limited 2015; US$ 114.95
Papers in this volume of Research in Ethical Issues in Organizations discuss what an organization provides to society and explains the ethical aspects of that contribution. The volume also explores the ethics of the customer's response in society to what an organization provides, including product boycotts and social approval or condemnation. more...