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with "What Is a Phase and Why Do I Care," "A Eutectic Is Your Friend," and "Navigating the Land of Phases"
"Riddle me this," commanded Arthur (Art) Clay as we labored diligently in the studio. "What do art professors lecture about, yet no human being has ever seen? Come to think of it," he added, chewing thoughtfully on the handle of one of my best trimming tools, "no human ever will see it."
"Do I get any clues here?" I asked, taking the bait.
"It's genuinely important to anyone who works with anything ceramic," he offered.
"I thought it might be." I gave him my best can't-you-be-more-helpful look.
"Well, although most artists don't realize it, all ceramics make use of it." My glare may have been slightly petulant. "Why, you could even say it's-elemental!" he grinned.
"You aren't," I asked, with painfully measured words, "going off on another rant about a eutectic, are you?"
"The elusive eutectic!" Art positively shouted. I might have rolled my eyes, because he quickly added, "Listen Professor Lineblend, you mix glaze tests until I positively want to puke. None of that stuff would ever melt if it weren't for a eutectic."
"You know I'm visual," I said honestly. "I need to see what happens when I fire something."
"You can see it in a phase diagram," he cried, throwing up his hands as if everyone should know what a phase diagram is.
"Right, and everyone should understand the cryptic chemical mumbo jumbo phase diagrams use," I said, "and be able to interpret them, too. How can that gobbledygook tell me anything?"
"You-could try-reading." The cadence of Art's words revealed his impatience, but he almost smiled as he jammed a paper at me.
"In Search of the Elusive Eutectic-an Essay," by Arthur Clay, read the title. "In all ceramic raw materials," the paper began, "it is rumored there lurks a scientific phenomenon-a eutectic. Does it really exist, or is it just a figment of the imagination of wild-eyed ceramists? You decide. Eutectic; the term comes from the Greek eutektos, meaning 'easily melted.'"
"Nice Wikipedia research, Art," I allowed sarcastically.
It continued, "The precise combination of two or more phases of any substances which has the lowest possible melting point of those phases is called the eutectic."
"Okay, phase diagrams have to do with melting, but what is a phase and why do I care?"
Art frowned. "Do you think I should have credited Wikipedia?" Then he snapped back, "Uh, right, phases. Funny you should ask. Check out the handy sidebar 'What is a Phase and Why do I Care?'"
Okay, I think I got it, or at least I knew where to look if I needed to get it later, so I read on. "For example, if, on a cold winter night in Yellowknife, you make a line blend of finely powdered ice (crystalline phase of H2O) and fine salt (crystalline phase of NaCl), and then warm up the blends, the blend that is 23.3% salt by weight will melt first. It will melt at a lower temperature than any other mixture of salt and ice which you might make. The eutectic composition is 23.3 weight percent salt in ice."
"Hey Art, that actually makes sense!" I looked up, expecting to see Art beaming. Instead, he looked a bit-anxious.
"That is what a phase diagram can tell you" he said. "For two components, like salt and water, the diagram looks like that binary diagram over to the left. Up the side you read the temperature and across the bottom is the composition. You could think of the bottom line, the horizontal axis, as a line blend. 100 parts of ice on the left, 100 of salt on the right, and increasing amounts of salt, decreasing amounts of water as you go along from left to right. That white circle is where the eutectic point is. In fact, any two inorganic materials will have a eutectic composition. But there are a few little details you haven't gotten to yet," he said.
"For instance?" I growled.
"Well, to give you an actual ceramic example; there is the classic calcia-alumina-silica eutectic at about Cone 4. It melts at only 2138°F (1170°C). The composition of that eutectic is 23.25% calcium oxide (CaO), 14.75% alumina (Al2O3) and 62% silica (SiO2). That's percent by weight," he added, ever the stickler for details. "To illustrate three phases like this, it helps to have three sides on your diagram and then imagine you are looking straight down on it from above. This just looks more complicated, but it's really not. It's like the difference between a line blend and a triaxial blend." Blends! Now he was beginning to speak my language.
This article was originally published in Ceramics Monthly.
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"The three corners are labeled with the chemical components that make up the particular system represented by the diagram," he added. "Since we're working in two dimensions, we have to represent temperature with contour lines, like the lines on a topographical map. You can see it all here on the ternary diagram," he said (see "Navigating the Land of Phases" on page 62).
In combination with alumina and silica, eutectics for alkalis occur at significantly lower temperatures than eutectics for alkaline earths. This is one reason alkalis are considered stronger fluxes.
Alkali Eutectic Points
Alkaline Earth Eutectic Points
"Now, I digress. We were going to address the…um…uh…details using the classic lime eutectic. It's important, you see. Chinese potters were making celadon glazes with that composition 750 years ago. They did this not with the aid of chemical analysis, or phase diagrams, but by trial-and-error testing. However, the…er…detail is, if you just mix up whiting, alumina and quartz in the eutectic composition, the glaze won't exactly melt at 2138ºF."
"What are you telling me, Art?" I demanded.
"Well, the fact is, the mixture will melt in the vicinity of the eutectic temperature, you know, within a few cones."
"A few cones? Vicinity? What? Why?" I spluttered.
"A phase diagram, regardless of the number of phases involved, is just that, a diagram of phases," Art replied. The 'phases' that melt at this eutectic are a calcium feldspar called anorthite, a calcium silicate called wollastonite, and a high-temperature form of quartz called tridymite. If you mix…"
"Oh mix, shmix!" I interrupted. "What I want to know is, how does any of this help me make better art?"
"Now let me finish this part first," said Art. "You know we can duplicate any glaze, at least chemically, by using glaze calculation. With a computer that's easy. But that doesn't tell us anything about how the specific materials used influence the fired results, even when glazes have precisely the same chemistry. The materials you use do make a difference, as you know.
"And regarding art," he hurried on, "if an artist understands that eutectics exist, then the artist understands how glazes melt. Essentially, eutectics tell us that glazes melt because of what they are made of. I'm not just talking about their chemical makeup, but also about the materials used to arrive at that chemical makeup.
"What the eutectic tells us is that specific combinations of specific minerals will melt at a lower temperature than any other possible combination of those minerals. Knowing that, we artists just have to search, either using trial and error, or study, to find clues about what combinations may work for us.
"So, Art," I interrupted again. "Are recipes that have already been tested such clues?"
"Of course," he shot back. "And if you look at glaze recipes from both a chemical and a materials perspective, you will get a lot more out of them than if you just follow them cookbook fashion."
"Art," I laughed out loud, "if I can just use recipes that have already been proven, why should I study phase diagrams? If a chemist can tell me the composition of a glaze on a Chinese pot from the Sung Dynasty so I can even work out recipes that match it, why re-invent the wheel?"
"You may be right," conceded Art. "But I truly believe the advantage of learning about eutectics is that the knowledge gained can help artists troubleshoot glazes that don't work, understand glazes that do, and invent new glazes that don't necessarily look exactly like someone else's.
"Besides, you may not be willing to admit it," Art observed a bit slyly, "but now you know about eutectics. There's no going back."
Phase diagrams, to studio artists, can seem like a different planet; unfamiliar, perhaps frightening and difficult to navigate. Just think of a phase diagram as a map of that planet-a map of melting points for different compositions. Each "map" is developed for a specific group of chemical elements. A complex phase diagram may represent the melting of three materials, which is called a ternary phase diagram. Each corner of the map represents the "home," or 100%, of the components being mapped-in this case calcia (CaO), alumina (Al2O3) and silica (SiO2). Just as in line blends and triaxial blends, the further you move away from the 100% point, the lower the percentage of that component, and the higher the percentage of the other(s). The eutectic composition of 23.25% CaO, 24.75% Al2O3, 62% SiO2 is on our "map" of melting points, right inside the white circle, and the eutectic temperature of 2138°F (1170°C) is written right there (see A Eutectic Is Your Friend, on page 61).
You'll recognize the "countries" of phase fields, like mullite and crystobalite and others (see "What Is a Phase and Why do I Care?" on page 60). The contour lines you see indicate temperature. Just as contours on a topographical map indicate elevation, these show the melting points of the various compositions (see the three-dimensional phase model below). The borders between phases are the minimum melting temperatures between those phases. Notice the arrows along the borders all point "downhill" to the eutectic.
This eutectic temperature is only valid if we melt the materials that are the adjacent phases. This "map" shows that, of all possible mixtures of minerals made only of calcium, aluminum, silicon and oxygen, only anorthite (calcium feldspar), quartz and wollastonite, will melt at precisely 1170°C. More importantly, it shows this is the lowest possible melting point achievable with these elements. With other minerals made from these elements, the minimum melting temperature will be higher.
Is this more than we need to know in order to formulate glazes that will melt well? Not at all; if we understand that a mixture of substances melts at a lower temperature than the substances themselves, and a eutectic shows the composition that melts at the lowest temperature, you can understand how any glaze melts. If you have a glaze that isn't melting, you know it is either made of the wrong elements, or the combination of elements is just too far from a eutectic composition. Glazes melt because their composition is appropriate for the temperature the work is fired to.
No phase diagrams exist for most of the virtually infinite combinations of elements we could come up with. BUT, if we know eutectics exist, AND we know we are working with a relatively refractory material, we know we need to find a complex composition that will bring our refractory material into the melt.


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Cody Fisher discusses working in Iraq with Preemptive Love Coalition
Cody Fisher co-founded Preemptive Love Coalition in 2008 alongside January Series speaker Jeremy Courtney. Preemptive Love Coalition is an organization that works to provide the infrastructure and training to meet the large demand for pediatric heart surgeries in Iraq. Chimes writer Becca Bosslet spoke with him the day Courtney gave his talk.
Becca Bosslet: Why did you decide to found an organization focused on medical care?
Cody Fisher: Jeremy and I were over there in 2007 and we were working for another NGO that was providing relief and development services for the people of Iraq. We didn't really know much about heart defects, we didn't know much about the issues there until we started to meet children that were affected by these heart defects, and their families and communities. They came up to us asking for help.
We learned that just in our city alone there was a list of 5,000 children, all children that had been born with life-threatening heart defects. There was very little being done to help these kids. The global average, the rate of heart defects among babies is 1 out of 150 right now, but in some of these cities in Iraq that's 1 in 10 right now.
What is unique about Preemptive Love Coalition?
One of the unique things about our work and our lives and the part that brings us the greatest joy is that we get to live alongside the people that we're serving. It's not like we're living in America and then we fly in, provide a service, and then fly out. Our work is very structured to be incarnational and we want to live alongside the people we serve.
Another part of our work that we've been pushing ourselves towards is developing these hospitals in Iraq so that they're fully sustainable and able to do these heart surgeries on their own. We don't want to be around forever, we don't want Preemptive Love coalition to be a name that's in Iraq in 2025, we want to be out of there by then.
When we think about Iraq, many of us think of war, Saddam Hussein, and sand, but clearly those fail to describe the complexities of the people and country. When you think of Iraq, what do you think of?
You know, I honestly I think of all those same things and those are very much a part of Iraq's history and current reality. But I also get images of personal relationships that I have over there: friends that I've spent years alongside, Muslim neighbors that I live alongside, and our Muslim coworker who is a dear friend of ours. I also think of all of the families that we've built relationships through with these heart surgeries, surgeries that have opened the door to all these relationships with different communities and different leaders within those communities, religious and political, and just also your everyday tea guys.
So, what comes to mind is relationships when I think of Iraq.
Although media coverage on Iraq has slowed since the end of the United States invasion, the end of a war is always complicated. How would you describe the parts of Iraq you live in, what do you see around you?
Again, this goes back to my limited perspective, the cities I've traveled to, the people I've spoken with.
We live in Iraq. The Americans took down Saddam Hussein who was oppressing the people. With him out of the picture all of the sudden we have these cities and communities that are able to flourish because Saddam Hussein is no longer in power. In the city we live in, we see that through economic development, skyscrapers everywhere, hotels being built, amusement parks popping up, malls coming in, western chains being brought over to the cities there. So it's progress that comes to mind.
But when I travel to cities that we work in, it's very difficult to see progress. Much of it is just as it was when the war ended, there are still buildings and rubble, infrastructure was just totally imploded, people are still trying to get their bearings when it comes to the healthcare system. Just daily life over there, electricity, water, all of that is very much in disarray. They're hopeful, I think for the most part, but their reality today is still very difficult, still very broken. And it'll be a while before they can climb out of the hole they've been put in.
In light of the work you have been doing and all you have been learning, what conversations do you hope American churches are having or will start having?
One of the conversations that we desire the most is a conversation about love for our enemies. And it kind of goes back to that Preemptive Love. You know it doesn't take much to understand that the world that we live in today is a very broken, a very fallen, a very violent world. And it's a world in which preemptive strikes are kind of the norm, they're the way of the world but for me personally I don't believe that that's the way of Christ. Those that desire to follow the way of Jesus have got to come to terms with this and see what it means to love in a fallen, broken world.
And we believe our love has to be preemptive. We can't just love in return. We can't just love those who love us. We can't just love in certain situations but then put our fists up in other situations. We've got to step out first. We've got to be the first to love. And of all people, I think the followers of Jesus need to not rob the world of that witness that there could be a better way.

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EUROBASKET NEWS REPORT - 9/18/2007Copyright © 1997-2007 Eurobasket
Men News*****************************************************
Geoplin Slovan has completed its roster for the upcoming season by inking Ricky Clemons (180-G-80, agency: ProSportsCareers, college: Missouri) ex Znicz Sokolow Jaroslaw on a one year contract.
Buducnost is negotiating and very close to Slovenian NT member Sandi Cebular (196-G-86) ex Union Olimpija.
I would like to introduce everyone to the NBAA, The National Basketball Association of Afghanistan. This organization is a private organization, focused on the development of the sport of Basketball from within Afghanistan.
All are welcome to join this new Basketball Association, as we celebrate Basketball everyday in Afghanistan. We are an organization from the grass roots here working with full support of the players. Our NBAA will be opening offices on Eid, Inshallah at the end of the month of Ramadahan.
The Afghan Basketball players are tired of people talking, and not doing anything we are completely and currently separate from the Afghan National Olympic Committee until we reach an agreement that is uniform to our new basketball association. The NBAA will follow a uniform democratic election, where anyone can make themselves a candidate to serve for a 3 year term. The NBAA board will be formed and we begin working independently for the future of basketball without people who are in it for their own benefit.
We will hold a dinner for all the Ministers of the Afghan Government, to celebrate the opening of the NBAA. We are not in any shape or form attached with any member of the dysfunctional ANABF, and we will continue to independent with anyone who is identified with them. For those in Afghanistan, registration has already begun, please bring your government ID's and passport photos immediately for identification. Afghan American players will be able to complete registration through our website coming out very soon based around our new logo. This logo will be promoted through all of Afghanistan, from Kabul to Kandahar to Herat immediately.
Please review our new Logo, and give us your opinions on it. Thank You all very much for taking a look at our new logo.
Naser Shahalemi
Founder of the NBAA, National Basketball Association of Afghanistan established 2007 inside Kabul, Afghanistan. All NBAA activities supported by private corporations based in Afghanistan. NBAA is completely independent from the Afghan Government currently.
Saturday, 15th of September 2007 (Day three)
PVSK-Expo Center Pecs - Albacomp 67-85
(18-23, 18-23, 15-18, 16-21)
Pecs, Att.: 800, Referees: Cziffra, Adam, Kiraly
PVSK-Expo Center Pecs: Krisztian Wittmann (184-G-85, agency: FCM) 17/9, Aleksic 13/3, Grebenar 7, Hickman 4, Czigler 4, Toth 8, Lapov 7, Kutasi 4, Hosszu 3, Polya -, Lepsenyi -, Eilingsfeld -, Coach: Volgyi Peter
Albacomp: Zoltan Bencze (213-C-81) 14, Brown 14/6, Radovic 13/9, Henderson 12, Simon 11, David 14/6, Nuber 5, Soos 2, Hanga -, Keller -, Coach: Goran Miljokvic
Univer Kecskemet-MBK Komarno 96-68
Saturday, 15th of September 2007 (Day three)
AC LB Spisska Nova Ves-KK Novi Sad 76-83
Szolnoki Olaj KK-Marso-Vagep NYKK 91-89
(27-28, 10-25, 14-8, 31-21, 9-7)
NYKK: Branko Savic (181-G-79) (20), Laslo (12), Ross Mouton (201-G/F-85, agency: Edge Sports) (25/12), Oukid (17/3), Sitku (13/3), Nagy (-), Trepak (3), Krasznai (1)
Olaj KK: Kelley (26/3), Laszlo Cziczas (187-G-79) (27/12), Molnar (-), Harazin (2), Jurkunas (15/9), Cseh (7), Gaal (10/9), Toth V. (-), Kovacs (2), Szabo (-)
Saturday, 15th of September 2007 (Day two)
BK ESO Lucenec-KK Darda 78-65
(31-11, 16-30, 16-14, 15-10)
Lucenec: Mandic (26/3), Ridl (11/3), Kresic (10/6)
Darda: Bicvic (20/3), Suja (13/9), Tarabus (11), Sykora (10/6)
Planet Leasing Dombovar KC-Kaposvari KK 90-80
(27-12, 18-18, 20-28, 25-22)
Planet Leasing Dombovar KC: Julien Mills (193-G-84, agency: Warren Sports, college: Ball St.) (29/9), Balogh L. (6/3), Bodi (10/6), Simon N. (1), Sanders (7), English (20/6), Du Juan Wiley (206-C-75, college: Michigan St.) (9/3), Deak (8/6), Vas (-) Coach: Dzunic Branislav
Kaposvari KK: Day (29/9), Kovacs D. (-), Edwards (35/18), Roland Hendlein (201-F-86, agency: Laszlo Vinko Services) (6), Orosz (4), Szőke (2), Kiss K. (4/3), Csirke (-), Coach: Viktor Berezsnoj
Sunday, 16th of September 2007 (Day three)
Planet Leasing Dombovar KC-KK Darda 97-56
(21-29, 23-13, 21-8, 32-16)
Planet Leasing Dombovar KC: Balogh 5/3, Julien Mills 15/3, Simon 5, Bodi 14/6, Du Juan Wiley 19/6, Sanders 15/3, Deak 8/3, Vas 3/3, English 8/6, Molnar 5/3
(18-21, 14-23, 11-19, 22-23)
Kaposvar, Att.: 200, Referees: Cziffra, Kapitany, Marton
Lucenec: Kovacevic 11/3, Tolmaci 3/3, Tarabus 2, Bicvic 10, Scekic 7, Sykora 10, Zavodny 6, Suja 3/3, Kmetoni 9/3, Filo 4
KKK: Day 7, Kovacs 6/6, Edwards 17/3, Roland Hendlein 23/9, Orosz 8, Kiss 7/3, Szoke 5/3, Tomosvary 5/3, Csirke 5, Biro 3, Coach: Viktor Berezsnoj
Saturday, 15th of September 2007 (Day two)
SMAFC-Klosterneuburg 78-85
(17-17, 24-27, 13-17, 24-24)
Lami-Ved Kormend-Soproni Sordogok 84-71
(20-17, 24-25, 24-10, 16-19)
Kormend: James Wright (187-G-81, agency: Elfus-Siegel Management (ESM), college: Colorado) 16, Ferencz 5/3, Fodor 5, Martin Mihajlovic (208-C-81, agency: Interperformances) 13, Vavra 10, Trummer 14/12, Dzidic 21/9, Toth G. -, Mate -, Kocsis -, Coach: Zsebe Ferenc
Sopron (best scorers): Jeff Viggiano (198-F-84, college: Massachusetts) 16/6, Bredley 10/6, Frana 10
Sunday, 16th of September 2007 (Day three)
Lami-Ved Kormend- SMAFC 94:76
(28:21, 30:16, 13:16, 23:23)
Kormend: Fodor 12/3, Kocsis 17/12, Trummer 3, Vavra 5, Martin Mihajlovic 22/6, James Wright 10, Dzidic 17, Toth G. -, Mate 6, Samu 2
SMAFC (best scorers): Csaplar-Nagy A. 20, Gombas 15
Soproni Sordogok-Klosterneuburg 85-77
(23-18, 24-14, 22-24, 16-21)
Sopron: Bradley 12, Peter Lakatos (194-G-79) 23/6, Jeff Viggiano 17/6, Kortelyesi 2, Frana 11, Szabolcs Pojbics (183-G-76) 9/3, Hallett 5/3, Boldizsar 4, Vesztegom 2
Klosterneuburg (best scorers) Spann 13/3, Balga 13, Hamidovic 10/6
Saturday, 15th of September 2007 (Day two)
Oberwart Gunners-Falco KC 85-95
(15-28, 20-21, 21-21, 29-25)
FALCO KC: Laszlo Kalman (186-G-72, agency: Laszlo Vinko Services) 25/6, Doyne 16/3, Ciric 9/3, Arnas Kazlauskas (204-C/F-76, agency: Court Side) 21/6, Feigl 8, Aliakseyeu 9, Varadi 5/3, Papp 2, Will -
Oberwart (best scorers): Youngblood 28/3, Artner 17/15, Boone 10/3
Furstenfeld-Zalakeramia ZTE KK 71-88
(13-24, 15-15, 28-26 15-23)
Sunday, 16th of September 2007 (Day three)
Oberwart Gunners-Furstenfeld 65-73
Falco: KALMAN 17/6, Doyne 11/3, CIRIC 23/9, KAZLAUSKAS 20/6, Feigl -, Aliakseyeu 12, Varadi -, Papp -, Will -, Coach: Srecko Sekulovic
ZTE (best scorers): Kaman, 23/15, Miskovic 13/3, Walters 11/3
On Friday, 14/09/07 Mzuin Pointers were playing against Moyale barracks
at Moyale court. Both teams were good in shape despite that the Mzuni Pointers
were just coming back from a one month holiday. The game almost ended with
the both teams having equal baskets until Gaveta a.k.a Zinjathropus got a pass
from their pointguard and he took a two-point shot(it just went in clean-without
even touching the rim,that was the end of the game).Mzuni Pointers won with 58
baskets to 56 baskets.
Although Gaveta shined in the last 5 seconds but it would have been of no price without the help
of their offguard Francis Maujo who was the MVP of the game plus the one with many baskets
(he was taking shots like nobody's bussiness).Mzuni pointers was also good at defence,Moyale
was finding it difficult to break through the zone because of the two big men-Phyzix and Abel
(Mzuni Pointers).
Although Moyale lost but they also played good game,they were physically fit. This is the third time
for Mzuni Pointers to beat Moyale Barracks.
In melaka stadium Bukit Serendik,YSL is getting their first win after defeat Bintulu Rainbow by 76-61.YSL are suffered the straight 3 lose before yesterday game.YSL Ex-national player Toh Chin Thiam(190-F-78) scored the highest 15 points,7 rebounds and 5 assist to help the team to get their first win in this season. Bintulu Rainbow is unable to win a game in their first journey in NBL,the team is not yet mature even the team have the Australian-Malaysian mixed Player Lau Bik Ing(180-G-79), a sarawak born player which imigrate to Australia in his childhood time, he also have the Australia PR. Beside that,Lau have the experiance in the Australia semi-pro league ABA,represent Hill Hornets.
YSL VS Bintulu Rainbow http://nbl.com.my/statistics.php?cid=68
1)Melaka Chinwoo 4-0
2)Klang WCT Land 4-1
3)Segamat Rimba Timor 2-3
4)YSL Farmcochem 1-3
5)Bintulu Rainbow 0-4
Geoplin Slovan has completed its roster for the upcoming season by inking Ricky Clemons (180-G-80, agency: ProSportsCareers, college: Missouri) ex Znicz Sokolow Jaroslaw on a one year contract.
Buducnost is negotiating and very close to NT member Sandi Cebular (196-G-86) ex Union Olimpija.
Women News*****************************************************
Nigeria quest to successfully defend the FIBA Africa Championship for Women title received a big boost Sunday with the arrival in camp of team captain and reigning championship most valuable player, Mfon Udoka.
Udoka who was been expected by the Kevin Cook led coachin crew arrived for the all important title defence with Nigeria taking on the Lioness of Cameroon on September 21 in group-B oepner.
The Nigerian captain was been expected alongside Mactabene Amachere and forward Rashidat Sodiq from their base but only Udoka whose kid brother Imeh also plays for the Nigeria men's team.
And to be certain of not being cought offgguard by the non-arrival of Amachere and Sodiq the coaching have extended invitation to 2005 match winner for Nigeria in Abuja when it hosted and retianed the championship, First Bank basketball club offguard, Funmilayo Ojelabi-Ogunleye and youthful point-guard, Amaka Adibeli.
According to information reaching www.fiba-africa.com, coach Cook and his assistants Scott Nnaji and Adewumi Aderemi were impressed by the form of both Ojelabi-Ogunleye and Adibeli when the national team took on their team First Bank basketball club in friendly game to access the level of preparedness of the players in the national camp.
The final list of the Nigerian team is expected to be announced Tuesday as the Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF have concluded arrangement to fly the team out on Wednesday.
Sandrine Gruda (192-F/C-87) scored the first eight points for France and they never looked back as they won this match (61-51). The only time France looked in danger was for a period in the second period when Italy scored nine unaswered points to tail by 2 points at the interval.
France gave a demonstration in the art of defence in the second half of the match and never looked in trouble. The game as a contest was over early in the final period.
Both teams are in the same group for the European championships and will play each other again on the 26 September.
France 61 - 51 Italy ( 13-10, 15-16,14-11,19-14)
France: Beikes 0, Le Drean 4, Dumerc 14, Gruda 18, Lawson-Wade 7, Sauret-Gillespie 5, Reghaďssia 3, Gomis 0, Bade 2, Dijon 5, Yacoubou 3
Italy: Franchini 3, Sottana 2 , Zara 6 Zanoli 2 , Modica 0, Masciadri 5, Giauro 2 , Ress 4 , Dacic 6 , Macchi 21
Some of the clubs have had to start their season without their players on international duty. This season the stats for all the matches in this division will be available on line.
ASPTT Charleville-Mezieres made light work of Pleyber Christ Basket Club (80-39) while Dunkerque US and Basket Landes continued from where they left off with comfortable victories against Racing Club Strasbourg and Armentieres SO respectively.
Avenir de Rennes was the only newly promoted club to win this weekend, they surprised Limoges ABC en Limousin (57-52). Etoile de Voiron Feminin did everything right for 35 minutes before allowing Nice to edge them by 5 points. Reze Nantes Basket 44 showed no mercy to La Roche-sur-Lion (70-54).
Last season Union Lyon Basket Feminin had the record of dropping games in money time, a habit they planned to drop this season. Trailing by 15 points going into the final period, they only managed to make up 13 of those points during the final period against Lot et Garonne UST
SMUC Marseille had a roller coaster season last year and it appears that even under a new name (SMUC) they are in for a hard ride this year. They lost (83-57) to the young ladies from the Centre Federal BB with Diandra Tchatchouang scoring a game high 24 points.
Raanana Herzeliya has completed their squad after signning Mistie Williams (191-F-83, college: Duke)
Mistie is the 21st pick of the 2006 Wnba draft by the Phoenix Mercury, she was traded to the Houston Comets where she played the last couple of saesons.
Mistie will join Tanisha Wright (180-G-83, agency: LBM Management, college: Penn St.) ,Abiola Wabara (183-F-81, college: Baylor) and Ligita Kinkeviciene (173-G-76)
The Israeli roster will include Chen Nusel (176-G-86) , Ornit Schwartz (186-F-79) , Yael Aharonov (164-G-88) , Noa Ganor (172-G-86), Hadas Levi, Chen Holtzer, Lior Machnes , Coral Dolev (173-G-90) and current israeli international Katia Levitsky (190-C-85, college: Villanova) who is staying for another at the team from the Sharon.
Nigeria quest to successfully defend the FIBA Africa Championship for Women title received a big boost Sunday with the arrival in camp of team captain and reigning championship most valuable player, Mfon Udoka.
Udoka who was been expected by the Kevin Cook led coachin crew arrived for the all important title defence with Nigeria taking on the Lioness of Cameroon on September 21 in group-B oepner.
The Nigerian captain was been expected alongside Mactabene Amachere and forward Rashidat Sodiq from their base but only Udoka whose kid brother Imeh also plays for the Nigeria men's team.
And to be certain of not being cought offgguard by the non-arrival of Amachere and Sodiq the coaching have extended invitation to 2005 match winner for Nigeria in Abuja when it hosted and retianed the championship, First Bank basketball club offguard, Funmilayo Ojelabi-Ogunleye and youthful point-guard, Amaka Adibeli.
According to information reaching www.fiba-africa.com, coach Cook and his assistants Scott Nnaji and Adewumi Aderemi were impressed by the form of both Ojelabi-Ogunleye and Adibeli when the national team took on their team First Bank basketball club in friendly game to access the level of preparedness of the players in the national camp.
The final list of the Nigerian team is expected to be announced Tuesday as the Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF have concluded arrangement to fly the team out on Wednesday.
Juncos wins against Caguas with a great Pietra Gay (-F/C-74), for her 18pts (5/9 2pts, 2/3 3pts, 2/2 FT) and 11 rebounds. Juncos is 7-1 and It is the first team in the BSF 2007. Ponce won 3 consecutive games last week. For Ponce, three great games for Amanda Wilson who scored 30pts vs. Caguas, 26pts vs. Guaynabo and 19pts vs. Isabela.
The results:
Carolina-Guaynabo= 88-71 (C=Ashley Anderson 21+19 rebs, Clinesmith 19, De la Cruz 19; G= Michelle Villegas 13, Melendez 13)
Ponce-Caguas= 82-69 (P= Wilson 30, Colon 19, Santos 16; C= Hood 20+10rebs, Santiago 14)
Guynabo-Morovis= 57-79 (G= Williams 18, Michelle Villegas 12; M= Amy Denson 28+14rebs, Gonzalez 14, Colon 10)
Arecibo- Carolina= 76-84 (A= Tamika Drinks 27, Andino 14; C= Anderson 22, Clinesmith 22, De la Cruz 13)
Isabela- Juncos= 62-69 (I= Segui 22, Bush 15+18rebs; J= Guerra 14, Cabrera 12, Gay 10)
Arecibo-Caguas= 62-76 (A= Tamika Drinks 27, Catdeville 8; C= Hood 24, Rodriguez 16, De Jesus 16)
Morovis- Carolina= 70-66 (M= Amy Denson 25, Colon 16, Rivera 10; C= Clinesmith 18, Anderson 15)
Guynabo-Ponce= 76-84 (G= Williams 28, Michelle Villegas 14; P= Wilson 26, Santos 20, Gonzalez 15)
Ponce- Isabela= 74-69 ( P= Wilson 19, Gonzalez 12, Rosario 12; I= Quiles 31, Bush 24)
Juncos- Caguas= 69-61 (J= Gay 18+11reb, Yoliana Cabrera 16, Guerra 10; C= Casul 17, Rodriguez 14)
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Paradise Jam gets all the air time, pomp and circumstance but it is not the only women's collegiate basketball tourney that is held in the Virgin Islands. Island Time' will host their Second Annual Women's St. Thomas Shootout on December 14-20, 2007 and the Sunsational tournament which will also be held on St. Thomas is scheduled for December 29-30.
According to Island Time's website, the St. Thomas shootout consists of four teams from the various NCAA DII, DIII and NAIA divisions. The teams scheduled to play in the shootout are Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Southwestern College (KS), College of Mount St. Joseph (OH) and Farmingdale College (NY).
All games will be played at the Mark C. Marin Center on St. Thomas and the accommodations are provided by the luxurious Wyndham Sugar Bay Resort & Spa.
The Teams
SCAD will be led by former U.S. Virgin Islands senior women's basketball coach
Stephany Raines. Raines took a break of her coaching duties at SCAD during the summer of 2006 and helped the V.I. capture the silver medal at the 2006 FIBA Caribbean Tournament held in Kingston, Jamaica.
Raines has been the head coach for SCAD for the past two seasons and has amassed a 24-31 win loss record. However, Raines led the Bees to their first winning season in four years as SCAD went 15-12 en route to earning the program's first-ever Florida Sun Conference title last season
Dave Denly is entering his tenth year as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Southwestern College. He has built a program from scratch into one of the best in the KCAC. He led Southwestern College (KS) to an 18-12 overall record and 12-6 in the KCAC. All KCAC guard Kara Beal and forward Jenna Wilson return for their senior seasons. Beal was first team all KCAC and averaged 14.0 points, 2.1 rebounds and 2.2 assists. Wilson, an honorable mention, tallied 8.5 points and 8.1 rebounds per outing.
College of Mount St. Joseph (OH) Lions finish the 2006-07 season at 7-17, 2-14 in the HCAC. But the Lions return to All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference honorable mention in senior center Maria Eichhold and HCAC All-Freshman forward Kristen Huss.
Farmingdale College (NY) finished the season with a 21-8 record, while making their fourth straight trip to the Skyline Conference Finals and second straight trip to the ECAC Metro Region Finals. The Rams also defeated conference rival Mount Saint Mary College for the first time in program history with a 67-66 victory at home. Coach Mooney is 124-64 in seven seasons with the team
In late December (29-30), The Sunsational tournament kicks off with some of the best women's basketball teams in NCAA Division II and III. Three teams have committed to said tournament thus far is St. Mary's College of Maryland, Cabrini College, Kean University and Alvernia College (PA) .
The 2007-08 marks the beginning of a new chapter for the St. Mary's College of Maryland women's basketball program as Barb Bausch takes over the reigns of the Seahawks. Bausch came to St. Mary's after serving as the head coach for one season at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. where she mentored one All-Liberty League player. The Brewers finished 6-18 in 2006-07, playing three NCAA Tournament squads.
Coach Bausch inherits a team with a couple of good players. Seniors guard Megan Uglik and post Lisa Daciek helped the Seahawks to a 12-13 overall record and a 6-8 conference mark. Uglik returns averaging 10.8 points and 4.3 boards while Daciek averaged 3.8 points and 6.4 boards.
Cabribi Cavaliers finished as the 12th most improved basketball team in Division III last year. Finishing second in their Conference, the Cavaliers advanced to the finals of the PAC Championships before earning the program's first-ever bid to the ECAC Championships. The team posted a 19-9 overall record and a 13-3 mark in PAC play.
Junior Kate Ryan, a PAC All-Conference performer, is one of five starters who returned to the team. The 5-9 guard was the leading scorer and playmaker on a well-balanced Cabrini team. She averaged 9.8 points and 3 rebounds. Ryan also was the leader of a stingy Cavalier defense which was ranked 13th nationally among NCAA Division III programs, allowing opponents just 51 points per game.
Cabrini Junior Nikki Duggan, who earned All-PAC honors and All-Academic honors veraged 5 points and 1.7 boards this winter and played a key role in the Cavaliers successful season.
The Kean University women's basketball finished the year 27-4 overall and captured the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship. The team was led by junior standout Melissa Beyruti. Beyruti had a record-breaking campaign; she led the Cougars to one of the most successful seasons in women's basketball history, coming within one win away from advancing to the Final Four. The 5-foot-8 guard is also the program's all-time three-point leader with 173 career three-pointers.
The most prolific three-point shooter in program history, Beyruti was also named to the NJAC First Team after leading the conference in scoring and three-pointers. She finished the season with 545 points (17.6 points per game) and a school-record 110 three-pointers. The NCAA leader in three pointers per game (3.5), she became the first player in school history (men's or women's) to eclipse 100 three pointers in a season and her 110 treys is tied for fifth all-time in NCAA Division III single-season history.
Also returning to the line up is Beryuti's back court mate Eboni Jackson.
To prepare for the Sunsational tournament the Cougars traveled to Italy, where the team went 4-0 against local Italian club teams.
Alvernia College
Now entering his 17th season as Head Coach at Alvernia College, Coach Kevin Calabria's overall record is 311-132, a .702 winning percentage. 11 of his 16 teams have won 19 games or more, including three straight 22-6 seasons from 1996-98.
Detroit-Phoenix 92:108 (17:30, 26:25, 21:24, 28:29)
Phoenix Mercury wins the WNBA Final series of 2007. In the fifth, decisive game over Detroit the team celebrated 108:92 win. Cappie Pondexter (5'9''-G-83, college: Rutgers) takes home the MVP award honour nailing 26 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Penny Taylor (6'1''-F-81) top-scored in the last game with 30 points, while Diana Taurasi (5'11''-G-82, college: Connecticut) added 17. Deanna Nolan (5'11''-G/F-79, college: Georgia) finished with 27 points in the losing effort.
The beginning of the game shocked the hosts as they could not concentrate on the game. Even the fabulous support by the fans had nothing to do against 30 points in the first quarter from Phoenix. The visitors stayed in front with 30:17 and looked more aggressive in the game. The Mercury led by as many as 18 points in the second quarter and led 55:43 at halftime.
In the third quarter the Mercury did not stop and led the game throughout the quarter. They increased to 24:21 to make the score 79:64 after three quarters. For many of the spectators it became clear that Detroit would not catch up in such a game. In a back-to-back last quarter Phoenix kept the score for good. Katie Smith (5'11''-G-74, college: Ohio St.) nailed a three to set up the Final 108:92 win.
After the game the Mercury could not but scream of the win. The Shock thanked the fans for staying with them throughout the year.
Detroit: Deanna Nolan 27, Katie Smith 18, Shannon Johnson 13
Phoenix: Penny Taylor 30, Cappie Pondexter 26+10 ast, Diana Taurasi 17


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Oceanfront one bedroom duplex cottage 150 yards from a secluded beach. You will be within a short walk to the longest white sand beach in Hawaii. You will be treated to a gorgeous sunset every night either from the privacy of your own lanai or you can take the short stroll and enjoy the sunset on the beach. A great place to get away from it all and relax.
The unit has one bedroom with a king size bed and and a convertible bed in the living room. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, range, dishwasher, and microwave. The complex also has gas operated barbecues. You can dine in the inside dining area or outside on the lanai.
Sliding doors open the living room onto the lanai to pleasantly bring your ocean view into the cottage.
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My wife and have both lived in Hawaii but missed what we thought of as the old Hawaii. Then we found Molokai! This is truly a great place to get away from it all. There are no stop lights on the island and no structure taller than a coconut palm. Molokai is called the 'Friendly Isle' for good reason as visitors soon find out. We look forward to every visit to Molokai.
We loved this cottage on the ocean! Location, location, location! Awesome access to Mike's of beach, trails- both paved and dirt, and a spectacular pool which was usually vacant! I can't wait to go back. Thanks!
While the resort looks like something out of "Lost," that is the beauty of staying here. The long beaches were gorgeous and empty and we even saw a monk seal sunning itself one day. The pool was clean and lovely and I gained so much respect for the people of this island who refuse to let it become commercial.
The cottage itself was definitely old and not top of the line (but check out the price!!!!) I stayed with my 2 boys and it was perfect (and no bed bugs). If you are looking for a fancy romantic getaway, this may not be for you, but my 2 children and I had a blast on the beach, exploring Kaunakakai, going to the overlook, and grilling fresh mahi.(My 10 year old slept on the pull out sofa bed and I slept with my 7 year old in the comfy king size bed in the bedroom. There were only 4 towels so maybe you will want to bring your own. But this was offset by how amazing Mike (the owner) was when I had questions about how things worked (like the shower).
This place is a gem.
We enjoyed our stay at your Kepuhi Beach Cottage. The sunsets were amazing and the sound of the surf lulled us to sleep each night. Every thing was in order, we liked the attention to detail, such as the reading lights, extra hangers , comfortable lanai furniture and the good WIFI. The Grounds are nicely kept and your neighbors are very friendly. We especially enjoyed the fragrant flowers by your front door.
Thank you
PS The grass-fed meat from the Molokai Livestock Cooperative was great so we made good use of the Grill in front of your place.
Vance and Carolyn
The walk out lanai to a green lawn gives extra expanse to this roomy 1br. This unit is clean and well-appointed. Easy for us to spend time here enjoying the ocean. Very nicely tiled bath and well equipped kitchen. Meals on the lanai right by the ocean. Sounds of the surf at night. We used the king size bed and fold-out sofa for three nites. Were there in mid October and had no problems. Very nice sleeping with surf sounds and cool breeze. It can get cool in the early morning, so the extra bed linens and covers supplied come in handy. You will need a car, only a sundries shop nearby. But once you are stocked with supplies you will not want to leave.
Just wanted to say, family of four, here for seven nights already-no bed bugs, no bites. Location, view,privacy, walk to surf unsurpassed. Condo could use a little tender loving care, a little fixing up, but we have been very comfortable. This is the third condo we have stayed in here and so far my favorite.
The place has bedbugs. My wife and I each got over 50 bites while in bed.
Sad to say it appears the owner isn't going to do anything about it. He says we were bitten by sand fleas. I'm convinced he's mistaken -- the bites we got and the bug feces we found indicate bedbugs. But even if he's right, it hardly matters. There are biting insects in the bed. The insects bite at night while the occupants sleep. The bites itch so much that they hurt. So, prospective renters, your upside (if the owner is correct) is that you will be covered by painful sand flea bites, instead of painful bedbug bites.
I'd be inclined to tone down this review if it appeared that the owner was going to address the biting insect problem, but based on our e-mail exchanges, it appears he will instead deny that there is a problem.
The place needs a good cleaning. Superficially it is reasonably clean, but otherwise there is a lot of dirt. For instance, if you are 6 feet two inches or taller you will see the top of the fridge standing flatfooted. It had months, maybe years, of accumulated dirt. Same problem if you need to plug in a laptop and have to reach behind the desk to do that. I pointed out the lack of cleanliness to the owner and he didn't respond to that point. I could live with the dirt, truth be told, if it weren't for the bedbugs.
I see the earlier reviewer mentioned that a smoke alarm was beeping. The reason the alarms didn't beep for us is that they were completely disabled and taken apart. I suppose that's only a real problem if there is a fire, but I think it does say something about the lack of maintenance.
Sorry but I can't recommend this place.
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China Business Times, 2/20/12
Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer Changhong (600839.SH) announced more than 30 new televisions, tablet computers, smart media centers, and smartphones featuring the Android-based Ciri voice recognition system in Beijing recently, including the Changhong A2000, A3000, A7000, and A9000. Ciri voice recognition will allow TV owners to change channels, look up program information, browse and search the internet, and input text using voice commands. Ciri can also respond to voice prompts with synthesized speech.
Editor's Note: For more background on this topic, please see "Changhong to Launch Voice-controlled Smart TV" MD 2/15/12 issue.
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ACCC warns ISP's to be honest about fibre speeds
- Calls for end to misleading marketing
- Speeds up to 100Mbps
- NBN being rolled out in stages over 10 years
As the National Broadband Network (NBN) continues to be laid out across the country, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has warned Australian Broadband providers to be clear about the speeds customers can expect to get on their fibre service.
In a paper released by the ACCC three days ago, the organisation raised concerns over the likelihood of ISP's using deceptive or confusing terms such as "up to" "maximum" or "peak" in relation to advertised speeds.
"ISP's that under-deliver on their promises and fail to demonstrate a reasonable basis for their claims will be liable to ACCC enforcement action," ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said.
"The increase in the availability of high-speed broadband services can offer significant benefits to consumers and an opportunity for greater competition between retail ISP's."
"However, for these benefits to be fully realised, ISP's must ensure that they do not market their services in a way that misleads consumers and results in an unfair competitive advantage."
Last November Optus lost a court battle to the ACCC over their misleading advertising for their 'supersonic' broadband plans. The ACCC found the advertisements to be misleading because Optus hadn't made it clear customers would have their speeds reduced to 64Kbps once they had exceeded their peak or off peak data allocation.


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Cardinals go back to Skelton at quarterback
TEMPE, Ariz. — If timing is everything, then Ken Whisenhunt's machinery could use some fine-tuning. When it comes to quarterbacks, the Arizona Cardinals coach's internal clock seems a bit off.
In the latest turn in the Cardinals' 3-year-old quarterback saga, Whisenhunt announced Wednesday that John Skelton will resume his role as the club's starting quarterback when the club faces the Seahawks on Sunday at Seattle's CenturyLink Field. It's the same role Skelton lost to Kevin Kolb in Week 1 because of an ankle injury, and the one he lost in Atlanta to Ryan Lindley after a poor first quarter on Nov. 18.
"There's a number of reasons that we're making this decision," Whisenhunt said. "I'm not going to get into each one of those reasons, but that's the direction we're going.
"Some of it has to do with playing up there in that noise, in that environment, but I'm not going to get into all of them."
Did Whisenhunt get an edict from above to pull the plug on the not-ready-for-primetime Lindley experiment? Did he realize that his job is in jeopardy after eight straight losses? Did he realize how hollow his promise sounded when he said he would only put players on the field who give his team the best chance to win, before sticking with Lindley through a nearly unwatchable performance last week against the Jets?
We'll never know. All we got Wednesday was evasion, but that's to be expected. All that matters is that it's the right move, even if it comes a bit late.
It was obvious to almost everyone watching last week that Lindley was overwhelmed. Despite all his warts — his inaccuracy, his poor reads — Skelton's experience still gave the Cardinals their best chance to win a game the Jets were all too happy to lose.
But just like his quick hook of Skelton in Atlanta, Whisenhunt seemed to miss the moment for change, whether through stubbornness or genuine belief that Lindley was still the best option.
The fact that he's switching to Skelton now opens him up to even more scrutiny, but that might have been unavoidable. The Cards will be decided underdogs again this week in Seattle, where the Seahawks are 5-0. Whatever the outcome, Skelton was all too happy to exit the doghouse.
"It's another opportunity," he said. "You can't take any opportunity for granted."
Skelton said he did his best to keep a positive attitude during his latest benching.
"It's humbling, but it's part of this league," he said.
When asked what he needed to do moving forward, Skelton delivered the answer on everyone's mind.
"My biggest concern would be completing more balls," he said.
In six games, Skelton has completed 98 of 179 attempts for 1,058 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions. His 54.7 completion percentage and 64.4 passer rating both rank dead last in the NFL (34th) among QBs with enough attempts to qualify.
Maybe that's why Whisenhunt was noticeably devoid of compliments for Skelton's play when he discussed the switch with the media.
"He understands the position. The big thing is he's ready," Whisenhunt said. "We talked about this week and what the expectations are, and he's worked hard to be prepared. I'm certainly hopeful that he'll play well."
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Large energy users say new rules proposed by the Australian Energy Market Commission to curb the spending of mostly state-owned network companies would not bring down power prices.
Energy Users Association of Australia chief executive Roman Domanski said the AEMC had not addressed major problems in the national electricity market that allowed state-owned companies to "gold-plate" their networks to earn a regulated rate of return.
"The AEMC has missed an opportunity to make some serious changes to the rules that would help take the pressure off electricity prices," Mr Domanski said. "These changes will maintain upward pressure on these power prices, if not keep them higher."
The changes proposed by the AEMC will give the Australian Energy Regulator greater power to ensure more efficient spending on poles and wires.
It will also set rules for raising cost of capital and offer incentives to transmission and distribution companies to not over-spend.
The Energy Networks Association welcomed the changes but said it was vital to recognise the limits of regulatory change on power prices.
"The drivers of higher network charges are outside the regulatory system – in particular rising peak demand, the need to replace ageing assets and higher debt costs after the global financial crisis," ENA chief executive Malcolm Roberts said. "Changing the national rules will not change these drivers."
Queensland Energy Minister
"If the federal government is sincere about reducing electricity prices then the real costs of "green" policies should be transparent, so consumers can see what is driving up prices," he said.
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"Well then, Mr. Wang, with that, I would like to officially welcome you to our academy," The Principal of the Catholic school stood up with his hand outstretched, "I hope you'll enjoy teaching here."
Getting out of his chair, Yao smiled and shook the hand before him. "Yes. I'm grateful for this opportunity. I won't disappoint you."
"I'm sure you won't. Why don't you get yourself acquainted with the school grounds before you start teaching on Monday? It'll be beneficial to you."
"I will. Thank you for the advice," Yao bowed slightly, excusing himself from the stuffy room.
The moment the door clicked shut behind him, the slender man slumped against the wall, sliding down until he sat on the ground. Relief. What he felt coursing through his body could be nothing less than bone shattering relief. He lifted his hands, laughing at how badly they were shaking. He held his composure during the interview but once he was out of sight, all of his strength left him. This job was his last hope before he had to crawl back home with his tail between his legs.
It was his dream to play the piano. From his earliest memories he loved the sound that floated out when he pressed those black and white keys. He didn't care about the praises his family and friends gave him, calling him a child prodigy. What he enjoyed the most was the feeling of freedom, how the world felt right, pieces falling perfectly into place. His life revolved around his passion and adoration for music. Barely turning 18, he quickly moved from his suburban home to the city in pursuit of his music career.
Yao slowly got to his feet, a self-deprecating smile painted on his lips. Out of habit, he touched the scar on his back. A fool. He was nothing more than a fool back then. He closed his eyes, trying his best to block out the memories of his early city life.
Feeling light-headed since he hadn't eaten for days, the Chinese man walked into the courtyard and laid beneath the shadow of an oak tree. He had to stop this, this self-pity. He might have been robbed of his music but at least he still had his life. Yes, he had to stop this. Starting today, he'll turn his life meaning from the piano to educating his students. Yao repeated that in his head like a mantra, like a prayer and lulled himself into sleep.
Someone was humming a soft, haunting melody. The blue sky dotted with puffy clouds greeted him as Yao slowly opened his eyes, tempted awake by the sound. Turning his head to the source, he saw someone sitting on the bench with his large back facing him. From his attire, Yao could tell he was a student.
Usually he would leave others alone but that melody the student was humming was enchanting him like a spell. Yao couldn't stop himself from approaching the teenager. As he got closer, his footsteps light as feathers, he saw that the child was sketching the flowerbed. He tilted his head, smiling. Of all the flowers he could've drawn, the fellow chose to make the focus of his sketch the most unassuming one- the daisy. Yao watched fascinated as one line became two, then three, turning into a petal. The simple strokes of his pencil upon the paper became the halo of light surrounding the flower. So entranced by the calloused hands creating such delicate beauty, Yao whispered breathlessly, "How beautiful
The student leaped out of the bench as if someone had stabbed him, all of his materials falling to the ground.
"Oh, I didn't mean to scare you," Yao rounded the bench.
He reached out to pick up the notepad but it was snatched from beneath his hands. He looked up, their eyes met, and then the student ran away. For a long, long while Yao just sat there dazed as he watched the back of the student get smaller and smaller until it was gone. The stinging pain from his shoulder finally tore him from his thoughts. He sighed. He felt as if he was robbed of something precious yet again. It was the first time in his life he saw amethyst eyes. He wanted to look into them once more, to gaze into their depths. For the first time in his life, he thought something was more beautiful than the melody from a grand piano. Yao shook his head to clear his head. Whatever he thought, nothing would come of it. As he began walking towards the other direction, Yao gave one more backward glance.
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Continuation found here: [link] (Well...sorta of a continuation....)
I was deciding to upload this or not...but I went, "What the hay."
I'm DYING to write a few fics and "Confessions" is one of them. However, I am very hesitant to begin because everything I write is now turning into multi-chapter!! WHY?!?!? OTL
I'm unsure if this is how "Confessions" will begin. I think I'm going to tweak it a bit, but it's more or less along the same line. If people remember =v= the beginning of this fics develops into this: [link] *insert derp face*
I was deciding to upload this or not...but I went, "What the hay."
I'm DYING to write a few fics and "Confessions" is one of them. However, I am very hesitant to begin because everything I write is now turning into multi-chapter!! WHY?!?!? OTL
I'm unsure if this is how "Confessions" will begin. I think I'm going to tweak it a bit, but it's more or less along the same line. If people remember =v= the beginning of this fics develops into this: [link] *insert derp face*
Awww^^ Is there gonna be a sequal?
If you go to the link in my author's note, you'll notice that there is a continuation. "Confessions" is planned to be a multi-chapter fic. I don't know when I'll be able to write it though >_>
Hm... Yao as the teacher is an interesting one...


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WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. - To celebrate the countless stars that have donned a River Cats jersey throughout Raley Field's storied history, the Sacramento River Cats will give away nine different bobbleheads throughout the 2013 season-one for the best all-time River Cat at each position on the diamond.
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Ethan Boone, Director of Communications for VOA says it was all for a great cause.
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The band consists of 245 high schoolers from 36 schools around Wyoming.
The band will wear white pants, red and blue shirts and white cowboy hats.
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The Jackson Hole News and Guide reported Wednesday the council plans to add a provision to the rodeo operator's town contract spelling out the words of the prayer.
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Grand Targhee Resort will have three of its five lifts open on Friday. The Alta ski area says it has received 73 inches of snow since the middle of October.
There's still time this morning to get down to the Kendrick Park Bandshell and participate in the annual Volunteers of America Turkey Trot. Aside from doing preemptive damage control for the inevitable Thanksgiving binge, the event benefits the community's homeless shelter.
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We took our tree down yesterday, a bit sad but then I always think it looks a bit odd after the new year. Just sitting there all proud and expectant. As we say in our house "What is point?" The Cable & Cotton lights look gorgeous in their new spot in the fireplace though. And I'm hoping Gus won't try to juggle with them every day.
Been loving all the lists around in the new year. I don't really do resolutions but Ben and I did have a 'chat' involving ours and the boys' wants and needs. Ben's good at focusing on achievable things so it was a very good 'chat'. I used to do a thing with my friends called the Theory of Achievement, when we were young in the 90s and into Hal Hartley films. It mainly included:
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At Paris Fashion Week, John Galliano has done the impossible for Fall 2013: reinvented the smoky eye, a runway staple. Instead of the typical noir-smudged eyelids and under-eyes that define the look, Galliano painted his ladies up in a silvery gray that extended from lash lines to brows. Lower lash lines were basically bare, save for a swipe of ivory shadow in the inner corners to give a touch of depth.
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Dierks Bentley and Songwriters Honored for Success of 'Am I the Only One'
Even though he chose to have his No. 1 party for 'Am I the Only One' at Nashville hot spot Losers, Dierks Bentley was nothing but a winner on Tuesday night (September 27), celebrating his eighth career chart-topping hit. Bentley shared the honors of the afternoon alongside his two co-writers on the tune, Jim Beavers and Jon Randall. 'Am I the Only One' gave Beavers his sixth career chart-topper, but the success was even more sweet for Randall, as it was the first No. 1 hit of his songwriting career.
"It's cool when a nice guy who always puts himself last gets to finish first," Bentley told Taste of Country of Randall's success. "So I've never been more excited about a No. 1 party, just for him. This is the only time Jim and Jon and I have written together, this one song — so for me to get the chance to give him his first No. 1, it's really, really cool. I'm real excited about that."
Another aspect of the party which had Bentley excited was the location. Losers is a hangout for many locals in Nashville.
"This is the first No. 1 that I've been really excited about the party and the actual location of the party," Bentley notes. "[In the song], we wrote 'I was flying solo / Down at Silverado's / The joint looking like a morgue.' Anyone who's lived in Nashville as long as I have knows what Silverado's is — it's the one bar that used to be opened on Sundays. I was really excited to have the No. 1 party at Silverado's … just have it be a crazy No. 1 party, but Silverado's is closed. I wanted to have it there, but this is a great spot and is easy for everyone to get to. I don't get to come here as often as I'd like because I'm on the road, so it was good second choice."
Following a flurry of media interviews, Bentley, Beavers and Randall mingled with their guests in attendance, all while enjoying complimentary Bud Light and munching on pork sliders, pickled okra, nachos and stuffed jalapenos.
In addition to their wall plaques and trophies, those responsible for making 'Am I the Only One' a No. 1 smash all received individual and personalized bottles of patron to commemorate the occasion.
"I can't think of two better guys to share it with, honestly," Randall said of the song's success and the collaboration between Beavers, Bentley and himself. "It wasn't like some random co-write; it was with friends, which makes it even sweeter."
In addition to serving as a co-writer on 'Am I the Only One,' Randall is also stepping up to the plate wearing a producer's cap on Bentley's forthcoming album, slated for release in early 2012. Randall also produced Bentley's previous album, his bluegrass infused collection of songs 'Up on the Ridge.'
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Check out the HP Mini Vivienne Tam Special Edition at Macy's Across the US
The Vivienne Tam Laptop Appears at Macy's Stores
Want to get a nice up and close look at HP's Mini Vivienne Tam special-edition notebook? The red-hot digital clutch is being featured in Macy's Flower Show (which is worth checking out in and of itself) in New York City, San Francisco, Minneapolis, and Philadelphia. You can find the notebook at Macy's Herald Square in New York (2nd floor), Macy's on State Street in Chicago (3rd floor), and Macy's Union Square in San Francisco (3rd floor) or else opt for the guided tour of the displays at each location. Such a great way to welcome Spring!


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Heater/Vent Module Replacement
Important: Mark and use the same mounting bolt for the heater/vent module during the installation process. Other mounting bolts are longer and will obstruct the operation of the temperature door.
Important: The heat/vent mounting stud has a flange on the inside and cannot be removed from under the hood. Stop turning the stud after the threads are off the heat/vent module.
Instrument Panel Carrier Replacement
Disconnect battery cables
Important: Always disconnect the brown electrical connector from the body control module (BCM) before disconnecting the purple electrical connector from the BCM.
Important: Label all of the connections in order to avoid improper installation.
Heater Core Replacement
Notice: Use the correct fastener in the correct location. Replacement fasteners must be the correct part number for that application. Fasteners requiring replacement or fasteners requiring the use of thread locking compound or sealant are identified in the service procedure. Do not use paints, lubricants, or corrosion inhibitors on fasteners or fastener joint surfaces unless specified. These coatings affect fastener torque and joint clamping force and may damage the fastener. Use the correct tightening sequence and specifications when installing fasteners in order to avoid damage to parts and systems.
Tighten Tighten the heater core access cover screws to 1.9 N·m (17 lb in).
Remove the dash completely & then remove the HVAC case. Then remove the heater core.
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text: To get from Quarto to Niscemi by train you can catch one of the 1 trains that everyday travel between these two cities. The first train to Niscemi leaves from Quarto at 07:15 and the last train departs at 07:15. If you choose a local train the trip lasts on average 14:30 hours. For your trip from Quarto to Niscemi by train you can choose to leave from one of Quarto main stations: Quarto di Marano On Wanderio you can compare all schedules, fares and railway companies to Niscemi and book the best itinerary starting from Quarto.


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