text: OverviewBack to top Diva International - Diva Wash Natural Cleanser for The Diva Cup and Body Gel - 6 oz. Item# :59932UPC# :857538000039 Brand:Diva International Size/Form:6 oz. Ship Weight:0.44 Click here to read a PDF brochure on this product Diva International - DivaWash Natural Diva Cup Cleanser & Body Gel - 6 oz. Diva International Diva Wash Natural Dive Cup Cleanser and Body Gel is botanically enriched cleanser with all natural ingredients and a fresh orange scent. Formulated to gently clean your DivaCup and also a luxurious and moisturizing body wash. Made of the finest natural ingredients and contains no sulfates or other harmful chemicals. The DivaWash is infused with the gentle essence of sweet orange and is rich in vitamins to protect and nourish your skin. This pH balanced cleanser will help to preserve your DivaCup and will leave your skin feeling soft and supple. It is recommended that The DivaWash be used to clean The DivaCup. The DivaWash has been specially formulated as a botanically-based, all natural cleanser that has been specifically designed to protect the integrity of the silicone material. The DivaWash is: Naturally pH balanced Gentle: Ideal for sensitive skin Concentrated formula: reduces the eco-footprint 100% plant-based ingredients No animal testing or animal ingredients No parabens, sulfates or petrochemicals Can be used daily as a facial cleanser or luxurious shower and bath gel. The gentle formula leaves your Diva body clean, soft and never dry. Remember to wash and rinse your hands before inserting and removing your DivaCup. Wash your DivaCup well with The DivaWash or a low or balanced pH, unscented soap and warm water at least twice a day. The best cleaning agent to use is The DivaWash. It has been formulated to be pH balanced at 5.5, which is best for the cup and you, as it does not leave residue. The DivaCup should always be thoroughly cleaned. The best cleaning agent to use is The DivaWash. It has been formulated as a pH balanced wash that is best for the cup and you, because it does not leave residue. Remember to wash your hands before inserting and removing your DivaCup. The DivaWash is formulated as a concentrate which can reduce your eco-footprint! The DivaWash is a naturally pH balanced, gentle wash! It is plant-based and all natural with no emulsifiers; consequently, sometimes some of the ingredients will separate to the bottom. Please shake the bottle. At the end of each cycle The DivaCup should be washed and rinsed and then submerged in an open pan of boiling water (continuous rolling boil) for five to ten (5-10) minutes. Do not leave the boiling pot unattended and use enough water so that the pan does not boil dry. Also, washing your DivaCup with The DivaWash or a pH balanced, unscented soap and warm water is a great way to keep it clean on a regular basis. Be a "Green" Diva Think about the waste from tampons and/or pads that you toss in the trash or flush down the toilet each month. Yikes. You can join women around the world who are increasingly aware of how they can make a significant, positive environmental impact by switching from disposable tampons and pads to The DivaCup. Have you switched from plastic bags to canvas? Probably. Have you ever thought about how much waste your feminine hygiene products are creating? Probably not. Switching to The DivaCup is as significant as switching from plastic to canvas bags! The DivaCup is reusable and made from silicone. This makes it an important, environmentally responsible feminine hygiene choice! Women, on average, experience a lifetime menstruation span of 41 years (11-52). From use of disposable feminine hygiene, an estimated 12 billion sanitary pads and 7 billion tampons are dumped into the North American environment each year (1998). More than 170,000 tampon applicators were collected along U.S. coastal areas between 1998 and 1999. Diva's revolutionary, reusable product is a modern, viable alternative to disposable tampons and pads. Do your own math...Multiply the number of pads/tampons you use each month by twelve. Then, multiply that figure by 41 years - the average woman's menstruation span. For argument's sake, let's pick the figure of 4 tampons/pads per day, for 5 days. That's 20 disposable products per cycle. Twelve cycles per year equals 240 tampons/pads per year. Okay, now if you menstruate for 41 years...that's close to 10,000 tampons/pads you'll use in your lifetime! Using The DivaCup eliminates almost all of this waste. That's something you can feel good about - even when you're crampy and moody. Most tampons and pads contain surfactants, adhesives and additives. To Diva, that sounds like a bunch of stuff you don't want near - or inside! - your body. In addition, most pads contain polyethylene plastic whose production is a pollutant. Also, dioxin, a known carcinogen, is a by-product of the bleaching process of tampons containing rayon. In landfills, many of these substances can leach into the environment (groundwater, streams and lakes) causing serious pollution and health concerns. Although not all women can afford to purchase an energy-efficient hybrid car or convert their home to solar energy, they can reduce dangerous landfill waste by choosing to use a reusable, silicone menstrual cup. When considering the pollution and volume of waste that is inherent in the use of disposable tampons and pads, replacing one's feminine hygiene with The DivaCup makes good environmental sense and manifests in a positive eco-footprint every month! The Diva Cup Story The menstrual cup was first developed in the 1930's. It was made from rubber latex (an allergen for many). Millions were sold in those first years by multiple companies. Because of management issues, the companies closed and menstrual cups were hard to find. Then over 15 years ago, Francine recognized the need for an alternative to unreliable disposable tampons and pads and found a company offering menstrual cups. She and her daughter, Carinne, singlehandedly resurrected the 75 year old menstrual cup concept by reintroducing this product to the world market when it was virtually unknown. They sold this rubber/latex version for 10 years. In 2003, drawing on their experience and expert knowledge about the menstrual cup category, they developed a modern redesign, made from soft, top-quality silicone, to meet the needs of today's woman. They launched their own company, Diva International. Their revolutionary concept, The DivaCup, is patent-pending and ISO certified. Today, The DivaCup is the preferred choice. The DivaCup Team has over 38 years of combined experience in natural feminine hygiene alternatives. Their passion is to provide women an environmentally responsible, convenient and reliable alternative to tampons and pads."Not every woman can afford a hybrid car nor easily convert their home to solar power. Yet, by choosing to use a menstrual cup instead of disposable tampons and pads, any woman is able to make an environmentally responsible choice each month. This is no small matter. In the U.S. alone, billions of tampons and pads are dumped into landfills and the environment each year." Carinne Chambers "With all the state-of-the-art conveniences Western society has developed, it baffles us why outdated feminine products are still being used. We believe that reusable menstrual cups are the next generation of feminine hygiene because they are the most environmentally responsible choice. They are also the most convenient and reliable option available and are not linked to Toxic Shock Syndrome." Francine Chambers. Diva Cup Quality and Standards They Adhere to the Highest Quality Standards in the World! FDA, Health Canada, ISO 13485 certification The DivaCup is the only menstrual cup allowed for sale in Canada by Health Canada. It also holds market approval by the U.S. FDA. The DivaCup is also the only menstrual cup that holds international ISO 13485:2003 manufacturing certification. (The rigorous ISO 13485:2003 international standard provides a tried and tested framework and a systematic approach to consistently produce product that satisfies customers' expectations.) The DivaCup is latex free and is made from top quality silicone, a material that has been used in healthcare applications for over 50 years. This silicone is not the same type of material used in breast implants. No chlorine, dyes, colorings or additives of any kind are used. 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Mortgage REITs remains the one sector in the U.S. that has been enjoying record low interest rates for some time now. Today we have tried to identify five small-cap mortgage REITs (with market caps of less than $1bn) that we believe are the best candidates for long positions. Most of these high-dividend yielding small-cap mortgage REITs have been able to increase their asset yields, despite a flattening yield curve environment.
Apollo Residential Mortgage, Inc. (AMTG)
Apollo Residential Mortgage operates as a small-cap mortgage REIT with a market cap of $508 million. The company seeks to invest in both Agency and non-Agency residential mortgage-backed securities. A majority of the portfolio is mde up of Agency residential mortgage-backed securities. The company also aims to diversify its assets portfolio with the passage of time with a broad range of other residential assets, including residential mortgage loans. Non-Agency securities form 12% of the company's entire assets portfolio, while the remaining are Agency securities. Asset yields for the quarter ended June 30, 2012 were 3.3%, against 3.6% in the linked quarter. Despite a decline in the assets yields earned, the company was able to increase its total interest income by 78% to $21,990 over the previous quarter. Interest spread that the company earned during the second quarter of the current year decreased by 30bps to 2.8%, as compared with the first quarter.
The company's projected net interest income will decline by 4.2% if an instantaneous parallel shift of -0.5% occurs in the yield curve.
Dynex Capital Inc. (DX)
Dynex Capital is another small-cap ($590 million) mortgage REIT that operates in the U.S. financial sector. The company seeks to invest in shorter-duration high-quality Agency and non-Agency mortgage-backed securities. A large proportion (approximately 82%) of the assets portfolio is made up of Agency securities. All of the Agency residential mortgages that the company holds are hybrid adjustable-rate mortgages. Asset yields decreased from 3.58% in the prior quarter to 3.29% in the second quarter. However, the interest income that the company earned during the second quarter remained flat at $19 million. The company earned an interest rate spread of 2.18% during the second quarter of the current year, as opposed to 2.41% in the linked quarter and 2.45% in the same quarter of the previous year.
The projected net interest income for the coming quarter will increase by 4.4% if an instantaneous parallel shift of -0.5% occurs in the yield curve.
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (PMT)
PMT, another small-cap mortgage REIT with a market cap of just over $900 million, primarily focuses on distressed securities. For the purpose of operations, the company has two business segments; Correspondent Lending and Investing Activities. Besides constructing a portfolio of distressed securities, mortgage-backed securities, real estate acquired in settlement of loans and mortgage servicing rights, the company also purchases originated mortgage loans to securities and resells them. The portfolio of securities that the company holds consists of both performing and non-performing securities. The company was able to enhance the interest rate spread that it earned from 0.59% in the first quarter to 1.67% in the second quarter. An increase in the average annualized yield on assets and a decline in the cost of funds was associated with the increase in the net interest spread. Cost of funds decreased 42bps while asset yields increased 66bps when compared sequentially. The company pays $0.55 per share in dividends and had EPS of $0.79. This reflects the company's ability to continue this dividend distribution in the foreseeable future.
AG Mortgage Investment Trust (MITT)
AG Mortgage Investment Trust is another small-cap player in the U.S. mortgage REITs industry. It has a market cap of just over $500 million. The company seeks to invest largely in Agency mortgage-backed securities. It also has non-agency mortgage-backed securities in the asset portfolio. Despite a record-low interest rate environment and the flattening of the yield curve, the company was able to enhance its annualized average asset yield from 3.22% in the first quarter to 3.31% in the second quarter of the current year. The increase in the asset yield was primarily associated with a 106% increase in the non-agency securities in the asset portfolio. The stock offers a dividend yield of 11.8%, which is strongly backed by an operating cash flow yield of 14.4%. Despite the headwinds from a flattening yield curve, the company was able to increase its asset yields. Investors can expect this growth to continue. This suggests the company has the ability and the muscle to sustain and even grow dividend distribution in the future.
If the yield curve shifts instantaneously by -50bps, the company's projected net interest income will increase by 5.8%.
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Crexus Investment has a market cap of just over $800 million, and seeks to invest primarily in commercial mortgage-backed securities of any credit rating, including below investment grade. Additionally, the company also purchases residential mortgage-backed securities that are sponsored by the U.S. government. Despite a 42% decline in average interest earning assets during the past one year, the net interest income for the company increased from $12.9 million a year ago to $17.6 million for the second quarter of the current year. The increase in net interest income was primarily associated with recycling of maturing assets into higher coupon loans. Asset yields increased from 4.64% in the second quarter of the previous year to 11% in the second quarter of the current year. The net interest spread that the company earned during the second quarter of the current year and the same quarter of the previous year were 7.51% and 2.15%, respectively. As a result, net interest income increased from $12.2 million to $17.3 million over the same time period. Crexus earns the highest net interest spread among the mortgage REITs being considered in this report. The stock offers a handsome dividend yield of 10.14%.
On a 25bps simultaneous decline in the interest rate yield curve, the projected net interest income for the company will decline by 0.44%.
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Ryan Braun has been out of baseball activities since going on the disabled list for the past two weeks due to a right hand injury. On Saturday, the Brewers received good news for their star outfielder.
Braun is set to begin taking swings again this coming Tuesday. Brewers' manager Ron Roenicke confirmed the good news and he went on to say that it was "encouraging."
"Today was about as good as it's been for him from one day to another, so that's encouraging," manager Ron Roenicke said Saturday, according to the Journal Sentinal. "We'll see where he is."
The Brewers have struggled all season long and they're currently on a five-game losing streak. Braun's power could certainly help the team climb out of the cellar in the NL Central.
"Anytime you lose a No. 3 hitter with the quality he is, you can't replace it," Roenicke added. "What you do is you try to put some of your best guys there, like Carlos (Gomez) into that spot."
Ryan Braun is considerably one of the best hitters in all of baseball, but his injury has left a hole in the Brewers' lineup. Taking swings on Tuesday doesn't seem like a big deal to most, but it's surely a great sign for Brewers' fans as he prepares for a return to the team.
The MLB season is inching closer to the All-Star break and the Brewers need to pick up the pace if they hope to get back in the race for the playoffs. As of now, Braun's return doesn't have an exact date behind it, but any sign of progress is better than nothing.
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I don't think you'll find anything here 'step by step' for that kind of load. The X250 schematics have not been released to the public. You can start with F5, it's well documented, but won't play at loud levels with your speakers I'm guessing. If you've never built an amp before, the best way to start IMHO is to build the Zen amp. It won't drive your speaks well, but it's a spring board for future projects.
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|3rd November 2009, 06:13 AM
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Perhaps you should not limit yourself to a Pass amp. There are alot of very good amps "out there".
Try Aussie-amps, they will have something that would suit your requirements.
And on the plus side they are ready built and tested modules.
Just a thought.
|3rd November 2009, 06:56 AM
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I want something ,i have to put together myself.not just plug in boards.I want to solder the resistor and diodes and the components myself.As long as the board is labeled for each component.I will be able to find said component and solder down.There is a mono amp on the diy PASS site .But that would be too small.
My electronic teacher told me the same thing when I wanted to build a house alarm.3 days later I had him ordering me a car alarm.I was the only 1 to do those projects.after the 3rd week he had me fixing the VCRs that he use to during class.That was his side job.Mr.Goldstein,he was my favorite teacher.
I was thinking PASS,because it is an amplifier I would never be able to afford.And I know they are kick-azs clean amps.I also like the amps with the light bulbs on top.Those bulbs dont serve a s a function in the amps circuitry.Do they?? either way I thought they were kool looking and impressive.
Any idea were i can get the info and links for those kits?Im pretty good at figuring things out myself.I sort of understand schematics.I know all the symbols.I use to know how to read resistors,with the color line .I just have to get the chart for that.
Even if i get stuck a little ,I got you guys right?I might surprise you people.I did in the Magnepan forums.I was the only 1 who changed the mylar themselves.Know I have ppl writing me asking questions.And i earned my respect from the big-pins there.
This will give me a reason to buy and learn how to use an osciliscope.And maybe how to spell it correctly too.:-].I been reading a lot about caps,and how they work also x-over networks.Im close to understanding it all.the degrees and phase still got me baffled.i cut out of my Trig. class back in HS.thought i would never use that stuff.But now i see why Trig.is needed. no big deal I will teach myself the math again.I 'm a wiz with numbers.
Any info will be greatly appreciated.preferably links.I just want to build an amp. that would be respected thoughout the audiophile community.Sort of like the older Dynaco tube amps.I have a set of Mark IV's completely updated.But they ,too,are too weak for the planar speakers.But what sound comes out of them.
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|3rd November 2009, 08:09 AM
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I would build the F5 first. Then once you got that one going, then have a look at building either Aleph 0 or A75
It is going to be expensive to build a Class A amp capable of 200W. Cheaper than buying one but still expensive.
I would limit myself to 60W class A and the rest of the 200W in Class AB
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|3rd November 2009, 08:56 AM
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They first apeared here: http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/zenlite.pdf
You can also find bulbs is the Zen V8: http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/ZV8_power_jfet.pdf
And more recently in the DeLite: Pass "DeLite" Amp from BAF
200W in class A is going to be big, bulky, heavy and hot.
(and please, put blanks between your sentences, it'd be easier to read)
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|3rd November 2009, 09:21 AM
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How about the Pass A30 or A60? You might find someone at this forum selling these boards. I've build numerous Zens from all generations V1-V5 and finally an A30. The A30 is the only one I have kept though. Don't need anything else.
The good thing about these pass amps is that if you just make it exactly as on paper it'll work like a charm. There is nothing to set or tune. You only need a voltmeter to check bias voltages before you plug in a speaker.
The good thing about the Zen and aleph series is that you can recycle a lot of parts (for instance the expensive power supply if you start with a beefy one) when you decide to make another variation.
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|3rd November 2009, 09:36 AM
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Have you considered your room acoustics? There are also a lot of Magnepan mods that may help (assuming you haven't already done them). A quick google search might be in order.
Is it possible your amp isn't performing to rated specs and needs service? just a thought. I can't really offer much else as I'm more of a low-power afficianado.
|3rd November 2009, 10:31 AM
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If you are a truly fearless beginner, check out the Aleph 4. The heatsinks alone will cost you several hundreds of dollars, but it is no more complicated than the smaller Alephs, it just uses more of everything. Don't underestimate the amount of heat you will be dealing with.
If you're looking for something easy to build, check out the ESP website and look up the P101. Plenty of info on that site to chew on too.
|3rd November 2009, 01:26 PM
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A big amp means much higher cost and is also more dangerous and difficult to build.
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CNN reported on Dec. 3 that more than 60 soccer players signed a petition calling on a European soccer federation to move the Under-21 European Championship from Israel, that soccer star Didier Drogba was one of those players, and that Israel's bombing of a stadium in Gaza resulted in the deaths of four young people playing soccer.
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Perhaps most importantly, the CNN story restatement of the petition's claim that "a bomb attack by Israeli forces on a football stadium in Gaza on November 10 ... killed four teenage players" is also false, according to a Palestinian witness to the fatal attack quoted in the New York Times, who is also a relative of one of the teenage boys.
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Sometimes we've got to say, "I don't know where they're going" (see: Brunner, Cleary)
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 02:48 AM ET
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With Pierre LeBrun and Bob McKenzie heading on vacation, I'm not sure whether we're going to be able to prove that anyone's signed anywhere...
But in all seriousness, at the end of what is turning out to be a seventeen-hour work day, Paul and will do the best we possibly can to inform you of players' destinations over the balance of the summer, never mind the next couple of days.
If we can find an inkling from a reputable source who does not charge you money to have access to insights of player-moving note, we will try to pass those along, be it on Twitter or elsewhere. But if we do not know where a player is going, we are simply going to have to say what has been my most unpopular comment here on KK, TMR, or anywhere else: "I don't know."
As a Red Wings fan as well as a Red Wings blogger, you'd better believe that I want to find out where Damien Brunner's going now that Ken Holland addressed Brunner's status as follows on the Alfredsson conference call, as noted by DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose:
"I'm not sure if we're done with free agency. Obviously, the one guy that's out there is Dan Cleary, I continue to stay in touch with him. Damien Brunner, I certainly expect he's going to be moving on to a different situation, but I'll see what happens with Dan Cleary over the next few hours. But it's been a tremendous day."
But I really don't know where Brunner's going to end up. All I know is that every indication going into free agency, from German more than English sources, suggested that Brunner was intrigued by testing the market, and at this point, it appears that Neil Sheehy has directed his client to go to another team.
This was the last we heard of Brunner rumors:
I also know that the Wings' beat writers told us that Daniel Cleary was looking for more term than the Wings were offering, and that at one point, the Peguins were talking to him...
But that fizzled when the Penguins re-signed Craig Adams, and then the Cleary thing got nixed:
So that's what I know about Brunner and Cleary as of 2:45 AM. I cannot make predictions based on that kind of information, and while I understand that it is quite fashionable to throw out some guesses, I would rather be honest and annoy you in saying, "I don't know," like a little kid who has brain damage.
I can't go with, "Source says" or "indications are" or any of that bullshit. The #1 rule of my job is, "DON'T MAKE SHIT UP" and the other one is "CITE YOUR SOURCES."
After that, I can be an *#$%@& and a moron and an immature jerk (okay, the contract doesn't say that explicitly), but you already know I'm an *#$%@& and a moron and an immature jerk.
I at least want to be an honest one.
I'm sorry. I don't know. We will find out, hopefully soon, and while I'm really happy that Daniel Alfredsson, my favorite non-Red Wing--to the point that I have an Alfredsson Senators jersey--joined the team...
I'm really *#$%@& pissed off about Brunner leaving. So I want to *#$%@& know.
"Brain damage" = Quoting Bill Cosby, of course, from Bill Cosby's "Himself." Which is perhaps one of the best comedic pieces in existence.
With that, goodnight.
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If we can find an inkling from a reputable source who does not charge you money to have access to insights of player-moving note,
I have to admit I didn't know you had to pay to get insights of player movements from "rellable sources"?? Sort of sounds like Informants, Snitches, Rats on CSI.
It really once was a fairly simple sport that was fun to watch. Now with the useless, needless Lockout that did nothing except muddy the waters for the Sharks (Lawyers, Owners, Players, etc) that only need to smell blood to attack.
I found the 1st day of UFA produced over $400M and over 60 player movements ( an all time record) and the day is really not done until Noon Saturday. So much for the Lockout and new CBA fixing anything. Fans are paying the price even more, IMO
I don't know where Brunner and/or Cleary will end up and got to the point Friday where I really don't care.
Over the summer I will have to study the rosters to see where everyone is again with about 10% of players on different teams.
Traverse City will be interesting and I will look forward to George.s analysis and insight on players attending, especially Helm.
All in all Holland and crew did really well filling the top 6 with good players that will fit in well. Add the draft to that and things look even better for next year and the future.
A new Beast in the East!
Posted by WingedRider from Saskatoon, SK on 07/06/13 at 09:38 AM ET
That was a dig regarding what Eklund does for a living in promising "inside access" to made-up trade qnd UFA signing rumors.
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 07/06/13 at 09:48 AM ET
Posted by Tony Perkis from Drinking at Robert's Lounge with Billy Batts on 07/05/13 at 10:14 PM ET
Please don't forget Abdelkader in your list, one of the most impactful forwards we had last year.
Posted by RWBill on 07/06/13 at 09:55 AM ET
Feel free to call me crazy. I'll believe Brunner is gone when I see the press conference where he signs with ... probably the Blackhawks, just to piss me off.
Until then, I retain hope that he circles back to the Wings and tells Kenny he'd like to come back. Part of it is his (ahem) enigmatic agent, part of it is just gut. I'm still hoping he comes back.
Posted by Sweet Jesus on 07/06/13 at 10:48 AM ET
I liked Danny but his time in Detroit is over, he needs to move on to a team with lots of space like the Islanders or someone in Florida. Isn't that what you do when you get old, retire to Florida? Danny give Stevey a call and see if you can play with Val.
Posted by squirrely from Dirty Jersey on 07/06/13 at 11:15 AM ET
And George, Eklands a hack, don't lower yourself and even mention that shitbag. Opps, I did the same thing!
Posted by squirrely from Dirty Jersey on 07/06/13 at 11:17 AM ET
I'm really *#$%@& pissed off about Brunner leaving. So I want to *#$%@& know.
Okay, this helps explain the vague angst the last week or so,....
"Brain damage" = Quoting Bill Cosby, of course, from Bill Cosby's "Himself." Which is perhaps one of the best comedic pieces in existence.
Personally, I think the whole album is wonderful, and I'm partial to the Chocolate Cake monologue and The Dentist monologue from that album/show…..
I at least want to be an honest one.
Between this and your hard work and insight, that's why you have your following, George.
With that, goodnight.
Good that you haven't popped up in a while, you've got to be well for the trip,....
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DORCHESTER Town Football Club is bidding to show the true meaning of what it means to be the community club.
The Magpies' Community Trust secured a joint majority shareholding in the county town outfit last year with a view to eventually becoming a fully fledged community club.
Directors are now pulling out all the stops to embrace the football club's links with the local community and widen the reach of the club off the pitch.
The Conference South club is trying to make the match day experience more enjoyable for families and is setting up a dedicated area at the Avenue Stadium for families to come and enjoy themselves, starting with this Saturday's home tie against Boreham Wood.
Community director Allen Knott said the area would be covered and have its own dedicated snack bar.
The launch event at the Boreham Wood game will see an adult with two children admitted for just £5 and thereafter it will be £12, with the initiative set to continue at the Magpies' remaining home fixtures this season.
Mr Knott said: "I've been listening to the views of parents and, indeed, our young supporters.
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"I am keen to hear from anyone who can come up with new ideas that will improve our club image or who are prepared to offer practical help of any sort."
Club chairman Neal Butterworth added: "I am delighted that our new family area has been created.
"This is just another venture that forms part of our overall aim to be fully recognised as a community club. All the directors are working hard to ensure that Dorchester Town Football Club is a valuable asset to the town and that everyone, young or old, feels proud to be associated with us."
Anne Greenslade, the director with responsibility for the stadium area and the club's hospitality, said it was important as part of the club's vision to be run by the community for the community that it had somewhere to make young fans feel welcome at games.
She said: "The club are very pleased to launch their new family area at our match against Boreham Wood and also to provide items in the adjacent kiosk that have been specifically requested by our younger fans.
"The provision of this area was decided upon after a recent meeting between board members and a group of under-10 players and their parents and is part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing the club's involvement with the local community."
Mrs Greenslade added that dedicated artwork would be created for the area to help make it 'a place families can call their own' while popular club mascot Dinky Bear will also be making regular appearances.
Matt Lucas, director responsible for the team, said having the extra support from the community would be appreciated by the players. He said: "I am a family man myself and as such I thoroughly recommend going to a match as being a great family afternoon out.
"All our players really appreciate the support they receive from our fans.
"They too are keen to develop community links. Please come and support us."
The club's commitment to the community also extends to the various youth teams associated with the club and other initiatives aimed at getting more young people involved in the game.
Director for youth teams Lloyd Spracklen said: "We have many youth teams associated with Dorchester Town Football Club.
"The youngest start at five years of age and can stay on to play in our under 17 teams."
THE CLUB'S chaplain has described Dorchester town's community efforts as an 'exciting new chapter'.
The Venerable Paul Taylor, Archdeacon of Sherborne, said: "An exciting new chapter in the club's history began this season.
"Dorchester Town Football Club is now largely community trust owned, expressing a philosophy of a club that's rooted in community life.
"The emphasis is on developing partnerships that focus not so much on the support the local community can give to the club, but rather on how the club can support and contribute to the local community.
"The whole ethos is very much on inclusivity, where all are made to feel welcome, and know that they belong and have a part to play.
"Therefore the club is thrilled that for the first time a large family area is to be created, which will enable parents – and grandparents – and their children to come to matches together.
"It is a matter of some pride to me that I am Chaplain to Dorchester Football Club at this exciting time in its life."
THE club's commitment to the wider town has also seen Magpies defender Calvin Brooks take on the role of community officer.
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Some of you may remember that I was about a year ago busted for downloading a movie. Since then I've decided to keep it at what I already had, since my music and movie collections were already so far advanced that I wasn't even finished with the letter A.
The movies are at "T" now, but the music is done. I'm at 2730 different artists on last.fm from 91 different musical genres. Roughly 720 of the 2730 artists were listened to in single tracks instead of full albums.
The finished tag cloud looks like this: http://www.last.fm/user/Ingow/library/tags
The finished favorite albums list looks like this: http://www.last.fm/user/Ingow/library/tags...favorite+albums
I've felt that this was a very special journey for me. I had planned in the beginning to listen through mediocre and bad albums, just for the cultural sake. I selected albums by how important they seemed to be to me, how much I enjoyed cover art or just because it was recommended very well. So of course I'm not going to stop listening to new music now, but it's amazing for me to have gone through 9 foobar playlists that all had a full playtime from 6 weeks to 1 week at least. I think I may have just deleted maybe 10 albums in the whole process without listening to them, most of the time that only happened when it was very clearly not what I had expected when I decided to put it on my list.
I can definately say that I can recommend the experience to anyone else, because the different types of atmosphere that music can set are amazing and can really help emphasize parts of your life so much.
I will now take the time to revisit my favorites and just let all the input sink in. I forced myself to always keep going on with the playlists because I felt like it was a set route that I wanted or had to finish for myself first. I felt like creating this thread because I was originally planning on reviewing or just giving some more detailed insight or commentary, but I'm too lazy as usual.
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Well, this is quite an interesting thing. I'm personally always up for checking new music but usually I find something and download and then listen to it right away and I'd probably not have the patience to do what you did.
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Update: I've now started slowly buying favorite albums from amazon marketplace/importing from england. Currently I'm pretty much only listening to .flac encoded original CDs, I think my ears can actually tell the difference by now, the difference feels really apparent to me. No bullshitting.
The movie folder is finished as well by now, was the same experience on that side.
Now working through my books, just recently finished Freud's collected excerpts of the psychoanalysis and right now I'm reading the Qur'an to see what all the fuss is about. I'm almost all the way through and basically it's just the bible in a poetic simplified writing style that tells people to leave each other alone because god will sort the bad ones out by himself at the end and that there is no need to start any kind of war, it also calls bullshit on the whole jesus being the son of god thing and denies all kind of magic and angel shit, none of that ever happened. It's sexist only because for its time it was the first religious book to actually give any concrete rights to women, at the time the author must've thought that he was giving women a lot of freedom and nowadays it just seems misogynistic.
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Now before we do that, I want to ask you a question. What do you think you need to focus on to improve your English quickly? You know, all languages have a shape. And that shape, we can call grammar. And all languages have meaning. You've probably studied lots of vocabulary. That's the meaning of the language, the words. Now, which should you focus on? Should you focus on that grammar or should you focus on that vocabulary to improve your English?
Well, actually that's kind of a trick question. The answer is neither. And to explain why that is, I want you to watch the video below which is a magic card trick. Now, we're going to explain to you later what magic has to do with what you need to focus on to improve your English. Now, in this magic card trick video there's going to be a lot of fast English. Now, if you don't understand everything, don't worry about it. The main point is the magic trick.
Watch the magic trick and then when you're finished, watch Video 3 where Aaron is going to explain to you what that has to do with where your focus should be.
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Remember, don't worry about understanding the English in the video above. Just watch the card trick.
Video 3 – Effective English Learning – Seeing the Big Picture
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Let's talk a little about what the card trick video has to do with English language learning. You see, that video is not really about the card trick. It's about the fact that because we are looking at the card trick, we miss so many details. The clothes of the people changed, right? The table color changed. Even the background color changed. But how did you miss that? I missed it the first time I saw it. The reason we miss it is because our attention is limited. We can only focus on one thing at a time. And when we do that, we miss all the things that are happening around it.
Now, what does this have to do with English language learning? Well, in many ways, English language learning is a lot like the video. There are many things happening, many things going on. And when we focus on the cards themselves, we miss the bigger picture. And what is that bigger picture? Well, the bigger picture is fluent, confident, English communication. You see, what many of us do is we focus all of our attention on grammar rules and learning vocabulary and translating from our native language into English and back again. And when we do that we miss our chance to really develop our listening and our speaking and our communication skills.
Now don't get me wrong. Grammar and vocabulary are very useful. You probably spent lots of time learning grammar rules and studying vocabulary, and that's great. That's one of the reasons you can understand most of this video now. But there's a limit to that. At some point, you need to turn your attention away from the grammar and vocabulary study, and look at the bigger picture of English fluency. You see, you've built a nice base. Now, you got to do something different, and that is to start using English. You got to use what you've learned in order to become more fluent, and to become a better speaker and a better listener because that's what fluency is. Fluency is that ability to communicate and understand natural English as it's spoken, and to speak smoothly and to listen and understand easily. That's where you need to be.
Now, what's the best way to do that? How do you do that? How do you increase the amount of time that you spend using English? How do you increase the amount of contact hours that you have with English in meaningful ways? Many of you probably live in a place where you don't have much opportunity to speak with native speakers or with English speakers, and you probably don't have much confidence, if that's the case. So how do we do this?
Well, look. I don't want to overload you with too much information but I want to give you some questions to consider. First, how have you studied English in the past? And how have those study habits prevented you or stopped you from seeing the bigger picture? How can you turn your attention from your focus on grammar and vocabulary and translation toward more speaking and more listening in meaningful ways? Please consider those questions.
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The first two reactors to be restarted since the Fukushima nuclear crisis brought all 50 to a halt earlier this year made atomic power account for 2.9 percent of all electricity generated in July, the first rise in eight months, the Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan said Monday.
Kansai Electric Power Co. restarted units 3 and 4 at its Oi plant in Fukui Prefecture in July after the last active nuclear power plant was shut down for routine maintenance on May 5, but the July figure is still down 31.0 points from last year and is unlikely to rise quickly.
The federation said that combined output and electricity purchases by the 10 power utilities in July fell 1.4 percent from a year before to 81.78 billion kwh, down for the second consecutive month.
The industry group attributed the drop chiefly to less use of air conditioners amid lower temperatures than last year. Nationwide efforts to save electricity also had an impact, it said.
Of the month's overall power output, 1 billion kwh were produced by nuclear power, down 91.9 percent, and 55.95 billion kwh by thermal power generation, up 13.2 percent.


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John McDonnell
John McDonnell MP is shadow chancellor of the exchequer
The leaked manifesto was the making of our campaign
It's vital the chancellor steps up to ensure the financial system is fit for purpose – especially taxpayer-owned RBS – to restore the public's confidence in it
The chancellor cannot just blame Brexit in the autumn statement – many of the problems we face were introduced by his predecessor's heavy-handedness
Labour's proposal that the new chancellor ditch the discredited charter for budget responsibility will expose his real intentions on continuing Tory austerity
A Brexit vote is a disaster for the economy. My party needs to rally now in defence of working people and their families
The Panama Papers is a crisis rooted deep in Tory attitudes
Multinationals shouldn't be able to avoid payment of taxes so easily. That's why Labour is calling for an EU-wide country-by-country reporting agreement
The chancellor promised 2015 would be the year government borrowing would hit zero, but we're facing a noxious economic brew of his own making
Moving from the old-style politics to a new mass movement is challenging, but we can do it
As a modern socialist chancellor, I would give workers a proper say in management and use the tax system to get companies to invest
Ignore the hysteria. Our plans to tax the very rich and reshape the economy are sound common sense
Failure in the election can't be remedied by a contest between New Labour-lite candidates – the party needs to return to its roots as a social movement
Open letter:
Salman Rushdie, Imran Khan, John McDonnell, Fiona Mactaggart, Pragna Patel, Jayati Ghosh, Suresh Grover: Modi refuses to accept any responsibility or to apologise for the horrifying events that took place in Gujarat in 2002
John McDonnell: The media and main political parties are serving us up rubbish, so we are opening up parliament's rooms for truly public debate
Diane Abbott, Jackie Ashley, John McDonnell, Melissa Kite, Hopi Sen, Caroline Lucas and David Clark: How has Ed Miliband done in his speech to the Labour conference in Brighton? Over to our panellists …
John McDonnell: Positive measures outlined by the Labour leader are not enough. Radical systemic change should be on the agenda
Letters: Labour should make it clear now that we are not voting for this attack on the poorest, which includes cutting benefits to many people in work and struggling to survive on low pay
John McDonnell: Ordinary people need to create a climate of opinion against austerity that allows risk-averse Labour to be brave and radical
John McDonnell: The Oldham byelection result shows Labour must stop playing safe and become central to the emerging protest movement
John McDonnell: We must again become a grassroots social movement
Response: Our leadership election should represent the full diversity of our party, says John McDonnell
John McDonnell: The late David Taylor was a principled Labour MP, rooted in his community. Miliband, Purnell et al have lost touch with this tradition
John McDonnell: It is appalling that a Labour government is allowing a recession to hit the poorest hardest – now unions will fight for the neglected
John McDonnell: Open Left: The Norwich result illustrates the damage done by the former party apparatchiks who are now trying to reinvent the 'left'
John McDonnell: The Labour government's latest attempt to relaunch itself has turned into yet another political disaster
John McDonnell: The Campaign Group had nothing to do with the coup attempt, but if Brown does not offer real change, I will back a challenge
John McDonnell: Ambition and self-interest have become more important to many in the Labour hierarchy than the struggles of Britain's people
John McDonnell: Darling has missed the public desire for radical change. Once again, the budget will be confined to narrow political positioning
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UAE: Tie up between ADCB, Audi boosts sales
A tie up between Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), one of the UAE's leading financial institutions, and Audi has proved to be a resounding success. Since launching the special car loan offer earlier in the summer, the Al Nabooda Automobiles - Audi Showrooms have completely sold out of their high end cars.
"This successful promotion offers customers affordable and efficient financial solutions allowing them to drive away with their dream car. The launch of this car finance programme signifies the beginning of a mutually beneficial relationship between ADCB and Audi in offering customers flexible, convenient and attractive car finance deal providing full customer satisfaction," said Ajay Bimbhet, Head of Retail.
Customers interested in the promotion do not need to be ADCB account holders. The scheme allows customers to pay only half of the vehicle price through 24 monthly instalments and the balance will be paid at the 25th instalment. The 25th instalment is interest free for all Audi cars. Once the customer completes the payment for the 24 instalments they have one of three options:
* Return the vehicle to the Al Nabooda dealership to settle the last instalment.
* Re-finance the vehicle from ADCB at a used car interest rate
* Settle the loan with the 25th instalment
"We are proud to have made this association with an automobile manufacturer that matches our profile. This joint venture was carefully designed to provide the best from both organisations and this was clearly reflected in the fantastic results of the promotion," said Eirvin Knox, CEO of ADCB.
The promotion continues until the end of December 2004. To take advantage of the tie up, customers need to visit any one of the Al Nabooda Audi showrooms in Dubai or Northern Emirates.
Ali Al Nabooda, Al Nabooda Brand Manager for Audi, said: "We are excited about both our product offering to Audi drivers and our relationship with ADCB. We believe that ADCB as a partner meets our Audi clientele expectations in terms of flexibility, quality of service and overall business performance." (menareport.com)
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Jan. 19, 2013
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The Greyhounds
• All 13 Greyhounds have tallied points this season, while seven have reached double figures in scoring. Katie Sheahin leads the Greyhounds with 220 points, 50 assists, 38 steals, and 78 rebounds. Alyssa Sutherland and Kara Marshall follow in second with 122 points.
• Junior Nneka Offodile is shooting a team-high 44 percent from the floor.
• Nicole Krusen leads the team from the charity stripe, making 90 percent of her shots from the line. The junior leads the program shooting 86 percent at the free-throw line.
• Loyola boasts a 6-1 record when outshooting its foe .
• When holding opponents to less than 60 points, the Greyhounds are 6-2.
• In the MAAC, Loyola ranks sixth in offensive rebounding, recording 152 boards in 4 games, an average of 38.0 per game.
• Loyola is holding its MAAC competitors to 37 percent from the floor, and 27 percent from behind the arc.
• The Greyhounds were picked to finish third in the MAAC pre-season coaches poll.
Last Time Out
• The Greyhounds fell in a Friday matinee matchup against the Manhattan Jaspers, 62-50, in Draddy Gymnasium.
• Kara Marshall scored a season-high 18 points, including a season-best six field-goals and four three pointers.
• Marshall was one assist shy of her career-best, recording six assists against the Jaspers. Katie Sheahin was the last player to record six-plus assists against Rider in Reitz Arena last weekend.
• Two other Greyhounds recorded double-digits including Nicole Krusen and Tiffany Padgett , who tabbed a career-best 11 points in Manhattan.
• Loyola had a strong second half, scoring 34 of its 50 points in the final 20 minutes, but they could not hold off the Jaspers.
• The Greyhounds came within seven on three separate occasions, but could not take the lead in the second half.
Scouting the Saints
• Siena College enters Sunday's contest, 6-10, with the latest victory over Saint Peter's , 75-60, at the Yanitelli Center, in the nationally teleivised ESPNU matchup.
• Senior Lily Grenci had a big night, scoring 30 points against the Peacocks. The captain's performance was the highest scoring output since Siena's Shondaya Burrell tabbed 31 points against Rider in 2008.
• The Saints recorded a season-best 51.9 percent from the floor against Saint Peter's.
• This season, Siena is led by Grenci averaging 15.1 points per game. The senior has started in all 16 games, grabbing a team-high 9.1 boards per game.
Series with Siena
• Loyola enters the series down four games, as Siena leads 27-23, over a span of 24 years.
• Last season, Siena was the only team that Loyola swept in both meetings, beating the Saints 67-54 on the road, and 55-45 in Reitz Arena.
• The Greyhounds have won the last five contests against the Saints, with their last loss at the ARC in 2010.
• Coach Joe Logan became Loyola's all-time winningest coach in women's basketbll after defeating the Saints, 67-54, in Loudonville, N.Y.
• The Greyhounds used a 19-3 run in the first half to spark the lead and ultimately defeat the Saints on their home hardwood Jan. 7, 2012.
• Eight days later, the Greyhounds held the Saints to 45 points, the fewest Loyola had ever allowed against Siena that dates back to 1985.
Up Next
• Loyola hosts four MAAC teams on its home hardwood, playing Canisius Thursday, Jan. 24 at 11 a.m., Iona on the 27th, and Niagara and Siena the following week.
Women In Sports Day
• The team will host Women in Sports Day Sunday, Feb. 24 from 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
• Girls throughout the community may tour Reitz Arena and participate in a multitude of activities before watching the team take on Marist College for a 2 p.m. tipoff. After the game, spectators may come to the court and get autographs from a number of Greyhound female athletes, including the women's basketball team.
Loyola vs. The MAAC
• Loyola is currently ranked ninth in the MAAC, going 1-4 in five games.
• Loyola was picked to finish third in the MAAC preseason coaches poll. The Greyhounds finished only 16 points behind Niagara University. In a unanimous vote, the seven-time defending champion Marist College Red Foxes took first.
• The Greyhounds went 9-9 in conference play last season, notching a 6-3 record against teams when playing them for a second time.
• Marist was the only team that swept Loyola during the regular-season. The Greyhounds split with every other team besides Siena, who they beat in both meetings.
• The Greyhounds are 190-197 all-time against Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference opponents, including 70-62 under Head Coach Joe Logan .
• Logan has the most wins of any Loyola head coach in program history against conference opponents.
• The Greyhounds are 116-80 at home against the MAAC, including 39-26 under Logan.
• The Greyhounds are 78-114 on the road against the MAAC, including 31-35 under Logan.
Shining Sheahin
• Senior Katie Sheahin leads the Greyhounds on the scoreboard, averaging 14.7 points per game, and scoring a season-best 25 points against Army on Dec. 10, 2012.
• Sheahin matched her career-best twice this season, going 8-8 from the charity stripe against No. 5 Maryland ( 11/11/12) and Army (12/10/12).
• The guard enters her final season as the MAAC Preseason Player of the Year, earning a spot on the preseason conference first team.
• Sheahin led the Greyhounds in scoring last season, totaling 453 points for an average of 15.1 per game. She was the fourth player in Greyhound history to average more than 15 points per game since 1990, joining Patty Stoffey, Lynn Albert and former teammate Miriam McKenzie.
• Sheahin scored 20-plus points three times last season, including back-to-back games against George Washington and American. She tied her career-high with 28 points at George Washington. This season Sheahin looks to break her 20-plus point game season record, as the guard has already scored 20-plus points in three games.
New Kids on the Block
• All four freshmen made their collegiate debut in the season opener against the Hartford Hawks Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.
• Diana Logan was the first rookie to score double digits against UMBC Nov. 17, 2012. The guard went 4-8 from the field, connecting on one basket from downtown. Three weeks later, Logan would record a repeat performance, posting 10 points against the Lehigh Mountain Hawks. Logan posted double-digit scores four times this season.
• Center Tiffany Padgett scored a double-double in the conference season opener, recording 10 points and 10 rebounds in 31 minutes of action. The Laurel, Md., native was the first rookie to record a double-double during the 2012-13 season.
• The freshmen class has played 639 minutes, scoring 162 points in 16 games.
Conference Opener Opens Doors
• Despite a loss in the conference season opener January 4th against the Fairfield University Stags, three Greyhounds posted career-high numbers in Alumni Hall.
• Rookie Tiffany Padgett scored her first career double-double for the inaugural start of her career. The center earned a spot on the starting lineup and proved to be an asset, recording ten points and ten rebounds. The Laurel, Md., native went 5-9 from the floor.
• Fellow classmate Jeneh Perry grabbed a career-best four boards against the Stags on their home court. The freshman also recorded two thefts, one better than her previous career-high.
• Sophomore Nai Brown led the bench in points, tabbing a career-best nine points for the Greyhounds. The guard went 4-5 from the field, connecting on one shot from behind the arc.
Toeing the Line
• During the non-conference schedule, the Hounds averaged 14.8 free throws per game. Already in MAAC play, the Greyhounds have averaged 19 free-throw attempts per contest. In those games, Loyola made 59 of its 97 attempts.
She's Making the List...and Checking it Twice
• Senior guard Katie Sheahin was named the 2011-12 MAAC Defensive Player of the Year, as voted on by the league's coaches.
• It was the second-straight year Sheahin earned the honor, becoming just the second player in conference history to be named Defensive Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons.
• In 2011-12, Sheahin led the conference with 3.4 steals per game, recording 102 total thefts, the second-most in school history.
• She also ranked fourth in blocks at 1.1 per game, turning back 34 last season.
Home Sweet Home
• The Greyhounds are 4-2 at Reitz Arena this year.
• Head coach Joe Logan has led the team to 35-34 on the home hardwood.
And the Award Goes To...
• Katie Sheahin was the first Greyhound to receive MAAC weekly honors during the 2012-13 season. The senior guard was awarded player of the week Dec. 17, 2012, after recording a season-high 25 points against Army in Christl Arena.
Cruisin' Down the Hardwood
• Junior Nicole Krusen recorded her first career double-double against UMBC Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012. The guard posted 15 points and 10 boards, going 5-8 from behind the arc.
• The junior leads the Greyhounds in shots from the line, connecting on nine of 10 attempts from the charity stripe this season.
• Krusen led the Loyola reserves last season with 3.9 points per game. The six-foot guard connected on 31-of-90 3-point attempts in 2011-12, leading the team at 34.4-percent.
Moving Forward
• In the post, the Greyhounds are led by Alyssa Sutherland and Nneka Offodile , averaging 7.6 and 4.1 points per game, respectively.
• Sutherland averages 4.6 boards, and is currently second on the tream in rebounds. Sutherland scored double-digits in three-consecutive games recording six assists and three blocks in those contests.
• Offodile ranks third on the team in rebounds, averaging 4.3 boards per game. The junior forward ties the team-season-record with 10 rebounds against Howard, while fellow teammates Nicole Krusen (11/17/12 at UMBC) and Tiffany Padgett (1/4/13 at Fairfield) also grabbed ten rebounds during a single contest.
Front of the Line
• Nicole Krusen leads the Greyhounds from the line, going 9-10, or 90 percent. Freshman Diana Logan follows close behind at .793 from the charity stripe.
• Katie Sheahin went 8-8 fom the line twice this season (vs. Maryland and Army), a rematch of her career-high.
• On Dec. 10, the Greyhounds shot a season-best 87 percent from the free-throw-line, making 13 of their 15 attempts.
• In 2011-12, the Greyhounds finished fourth in the MAAC, hitting 72.0-percent (391-of-543) of their free-throw attempts.
• The percentage ranked as the fifth-highest single-season team percentage in Loyola history.
Double Digit Divas
• Seven Greyhounds have tabbed double-digit points this season, scoring a combined 766 points .
• Katie Sheahin started the 2012-13 season where she ended last season. The senior scored in double-figures in 11-straight games to end the 2011-12 season. This year Sheahin posted double figures for the first five games, eleven total during her final season.
• Two rookies scored in double figures, including Diana Logan who scored 10 points after only two collegiate contests. Tiffany Padgett was the first freshman to record a double-double in the conference season opener at Fairfield University.
• Forwards Alyssa Sutherland and Nneka Offodile recorded double figures for the Greyhounds, while guard Kara Marshall recorded a game-high 18 points at Manhattan Jan. 18, 2013.
• Junior Nicole Krusen scored double-digits thanks to her strength behind the arc, shooting 5-plus three-pointers at UMBC, and 12 points off four-threes agaisnt Saint Peter's.
Not Your Average Joe
• Head coach Joe Logan enters his eighth season at the helm for the Greyhounds, with a 115-115 career record. He has led Loyola to two MAAC Title games, and a WNIT invitation in 2009.
• Logan became the all-time winningest coach in Loyola women's basketball history with a, 67-54, win at Siena on January 7, 2012.
• Logan has led Loyola to two 20-plus win seasons in his tenure, including tying a program record with 21 wins in 2010-11.
• Logan is assisted by Alisha Mosley , Jill Glessner , Keith Booth , and Director of Basketball Operations Erica DiClemente .
Keep Your Eyes and Ears Open
• Once again throughout the 2012-13 season, all home games will be broadcast free of charge at "Hounds Unleashed", and available for viewing on computers and most mobile devices. Fans can listen to the actoin online, as Brady Seabolt provides commentary during those home contests.
• At away games, fans can keep up-to-date with the latest action and stats online and through select mobile devices.


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81, of Tucson, AZ, passed away August 1, 2014. Preceded in death by her husband, John Rueger. She is survived by four children, two stepchildren, multiple grandchildren and great- grandchildren, as well as many wonderful friends. Mary was an angel on earth and will, again, be in the arms of her true love, John. Mary brightened every room she entered, her laughter brought happiness. She was an amazing cook. She loved her gardens, fishing in Mexico and parties at the palapa. You will be deeply missed Mama Mare. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel.


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10/1: 9 Bye 9 Bye 9 w/ Peter Levenda
It's finally October and it's time for Ground Zero to shine! If you dig deep into occult works and philosophies, you'll eventually realize that the 'average world' is only average on the surface. Tonight, Clyde Lewis is excited to welcome Peter Levenda ('Sinister Forces', 'The Dark Lord') back to the show to say '9 Bye 9 Bye 9'!