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Fashion Design (Fashion Design with Marketing and Production) BA(Hons) 2017-18This course also available for 2018-19 entry
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About the course
On this course you'll have the chance to focus on designing and making fashion garments, and develop an in-depth understanding of production (computerised pattern cutting and mass production) and marketing (brand creation and promotion). This course aims to create innovative and creative fashion designers with the practical and technical ability to achieve success. You'll have the opportunity to gain a comprehensive portfolio of skills, representing your abilities in creative design, evocative illustration, range building, garment manufacture and promotion.
This course is accredited by the Textile Institute, a worldwide organisation for textiles, clothing and footwear. Our fashion studios within the iconic Creative Arts Building house a range of technology to help you to bring your ideas to life, including industry standard sewing machines and pattern cutting equipment. You'll also have access to up-to-date industry-standard software for computer aided design and manufacture.
This course is part of a suite of two courses which are Fashion Design (Fashion Design with Marketing and Production) BA(Hons) and Fashion Design (Fashion Design with Textiles) BA(Hons). Once you have enrolled on one of these courses, you can transfer onto the other course within the suite should you wish. This offers you flexibility on the course and allows you to develop your own path. You therefore only need to apply for one course from the Fashion Design suite.
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Start date:
18 / 09 / 2017
3 years full-time
4 years inc. placement year
Course type:
Full Time inc. placement year
0300 555 4444
Course content
The course encourages a creative approach to design and supports you in developing innovative pattern cutting and evocative illustration skills that are central to your work. This is underpinned by encouraging you to develop your technical and practical competences in range building and garment construction, helping you to become professionally attuned and technically prepared to begin your career.
Inspirational field trips to destinations of educational and cultural significance are a compulsory component of the course and will be funded by the University. Trips may include visits to museums, exhibitions and trade shows.
Year 1
Core modules:
Sample Development 1
This module will introduce you to pattern cutting and garment construction skills, through: - basic block manipulation and pattern production - basic skills of seaming, stitching and sewing methods, toiling and garment making - an understanding of the transfer of a design concept into a three dimensional garment by introducing the basic principles and concepts of flat pattern cutting and garment construction, and creative and technical interpretation of design concepts into toiles and sample garments. The module will help to provide you with knowledge of fabric types and structures in relation to fashion garment construction, and also offer an introduction to the skills needed to create basic production packages. (50% annotated file/50% production patterns/garments).
Fashion Marketing and Production 1
This module will develop your basic understanding of marketing and production and their connections to and association with fashion design. The marketing component will help instil foundation knowledge and the skills necessary to understand and examine the marketing aspects of the fashion industry. The production component will introduce the processes involved in the production of garments in the appropriate sample room and factory environment. (50% marketing report/50% garments production package).
Fashion Design/Visual Studies 1
An introduction to the perceptive awareness and understanding of the significant features of fashion, such as fabric and styling on the human form together with experience of dedicated design methodologies, will form the basis of this module. You will be introduced to a broad and diverse range of creative materials and techniques. An analytical approach will be encouraged to promote the evaluation and selection of methods. (100% portfolio of projects).
Fashion and Costume: History and Contemporary Context
This module provides an introduction to key historical, cultural, political, social and economic contexts which affect our readings of fashion and costume practices. It will include a review of stylistic change and how it has been influenced by key macro trends, cultural movements and also socio-political and technological change. The research and performance contexts of fashion and costume practices will also be considered. (40% group presentation/60% individual assignment).
Year 2
Core modules:
Sample Development 2
This module provides the opportunity to consolidate previously acquired pattern cutting skills, introducing specialist bespoke tailoring and bespoke moulage techniques. (50% pattern cutting and production work/50% critical analysis of garment journey with toile and technical information).
Fashion Design / Visual Studies 2
You'll have the opportunity to develop good professional practice and an industrial awareness through sponsored, live projects and competitions. A compulsory team working assignment will be included for a specific market sector to promote sharing ideas and range building in a group. Contemporary and historical decorative arts and other cultural sources of inspiration will be further studied. (100% portfolio).
Fashion Marketing and Production 2
This module will help to further develop your understanding of marketing and production, and their connections to and association with fashion design. The marketing component aims to provide you with the skills necessary to identify, evaluate, and cater for commercial opportunities within the fashion marketplace. The production component of the module allows you to analyse the organisation of clothing manufacture in a global context. (50% marketing project/50% written assignment and supporting technical production work).
Year 3 - optional placement year
School of Art and Design Placement
You will normally spend a total of 48 weeks between the end of year two and the beginning of your final year in a managed work experience. You will be encouraged to obtain a placement activity relevant to your area of specialism, however a wide range of placements will be regarded as suitable. The placement will be monitored and you will be assessed on completion. (100%).
Final Year
Core modules:
Research and Development for Fashion Design
This module aims to establish and inform your major project. Within it you will be asked to identify a theme/subject/issue relevant to your practice. The module will re-emphasise the importance of in-depth research, within which you'll be encouraged to demonstrate originality, pro-activity and innovation. You'll be asked to define the context and parameters of this module through negotiation and ongoing dialogue with your tutors. (100% research portfolio).
Major Project for Fashion Design
You will have the opportunity to build upon and test research developed in THD1355 Research and Development for Fashion Design. You'll be supported in channeling your creative and intellectual skills, either as an individual or as part of a collaboration or interdisciplinary team, to create innovative, original or highly professional proposition(s) appropriate to your discipline through, for example, sketchbooks, design sheets, design outputs. You will be asked to realise the potential for your major project based on your intentions and create a coherent group of statement pieces. (100% design project)
Theory for Fashion
The module is specifically designed to unfold throughout the final year reflecting theoretical, technical and professional issues appropriate to your practice. The module is intended to be a critical and diagnostic tool with which to examine your work. It can be made up of a series of outputs and will help you to determine and contextualise the direction of the practice-based modules. (20% verbal presentation/80% assessment work).
Important information
We will always try to deliver your course as described on this web page. However, sometimes we may have to make changes as set out below.
We review all optional modules each year and change them to reflect the expertise of our staff, current trends in research and as a result of student feedback. We will always ensure that you have a range of options to choose from and we will let students know in good time the options available for them to choose for the following year.
We will only change core modules for a course if it is necessary for us to do so, for example to maintain course accreditation. We will let you know about any such changes as soon as possible, usually before you begin the relevant academic year.
Sometimes we have to make changes to other aspects of a course or how it is delivered. We only make these changes if they are for reasons outside of our control, or where they are for our students' benefit. Again, we will let you know about any such changes as soon as possible, usually before the relevant academic year. Our regulations set out our procedure which we will follow when we need to make any such changes.
When you enrol as a student of the University, your study and time with us will be governed by a framework of regulations, policies and procedures, which form the basis of your agreement with us. These include regulations regarding the assessment of your course, academic integrity, your conduct (including attendance) and disciplinary procedure, fees and finance and compliance with visa requirements (where relevant). It is important that you familiarise yourself with these as you will be asked to agree to abide by them when you join us as a student. You will find a guide to the key terms here, where you will also find links to the full text of each of the regulations, policies and procedures referred to.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England is the principal regulator for the University.
The course offers an optional one-year (48 weeks) work placement after the second year, in the UK or abroad. This will give you the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience, insight into your chosen career and open up your graduate employment prospects. Our Placement Unit and academic staff have excellent industry links and can support you in applying for and finding your placement(s), as well as during your placement year.
Students on the course have recently taken up placement opportunities with companies including: Hunkemoller - Amsterdam; Alice Temperley - London; Roland Mouret - London; Walt Disney World - Florida, USA; Julien Macdonald - London; Hat Therapy - Hebden Bridge; Oxfam Online - Batley; H&M - Leeds; George@Asda - Leeds; Jo-Y-Jo - Manchester; Souraya - Australia; and Jolaby Ltd - Huddersfield.
Alternatively, if you are a student from within the UK or the EU, you could consider starting your own small business by applying for the Enterprise Placement Year in conjunction with the University's Enterprise Team. You'll have the opportunity to benefit from business advice, mentoring and networking sessions. You can find out more information on the Enterprise Placement Year here.
Career opportunities
90% of graduates from this course go on to work and/or further study within six months of graduating.
This course aims to help you to develop the skills needed for roles in designing, styling, merchandising, buying, range selection, management, marketing and promotion, fashion journalism, product development and manufacturing.
Professional links and accreditations
This course is accredited by the Textile Institute, a worldwide organisation for textiles, clothing and footwear. This is reviewed every five years and is valid until 2021.
Teaching and assessment
36.33% of the study time on this course is spent in lectures, seminars, practical demonstrations, one-to-one meetings with tutors etc.
Your progress will be monitored using continuous assessment, assignments, practical and verbal presentations and a final year report/dissertation. You'll also have the opportunity to complete live projects set by contacts in the industry.
Your module specification/course handbook will provide full details of the assessment criteria applying to your course.
Feedback (both written and verbal) is normally provided on all coursework submissions within three term time weeks – unless the submission was made towards the end of the session in which case feedback would be available on request after the formal publication of results.Feedback on exam performance/final coursework is available on request after the publication of results.
Huddersfield is the UK's only University where all our permanent teaching staff are Fellows of the Higher Education Academy.*
*Permanent staff, after probation: some recently appointed colleagues will only obtain recognition in the months after their arrival in Huddersfield, once they have started teaching.
Our fashion studios within the iconic Creative Arts Building house a range of technology to help you to bring your ideas to life, including industry standard sewing machines and pattern cutting equipment. A highly skilled and experienced team of technical staff are on hand to support you across the wide range of resources used in pattern cutting and manufacture. The CAD and IT team are also on hand to support you whether you're an Apple or Windows user.
How much will it cost me?
In 2017/18, the tuition fee for UK and EU students at the University of Huddersfield will be £9,250.
Tuition fees will cover the cost of your study at the University as well as charges for registration, tuition, supervision and examinations. For more information about funding, fees and finance for UK/EU students, including what your tuition fee covers, please see Fees and Finance.
If you are an international student coming to study at the University of Huddersfield, please visit the International Fees and Finance pages for full details of tuition fees and support available.
Please email the Student Finance Office or call 01484 472210 for more information about fees and finance.
Basic materials will be provided during the first and second years of the course, including pattern paper, thread and calico fabric. You'll need to supply some of your own materials, including sewing equipment, art materials and printing. The costs may vary based on the materials you choose.
During your first and second year we endeavour to gain fabric sponsorship for all first and second year projects. If no fabric sponsorship can be gained the maximum cost would be:
Year 1: £60 per student
Year 2: £120 per student
In the final year you'll need to supply the materials you require to produce your major collection. There is no limit on the amount you may wish to spend, however as a guide, costs in recent years have ranged from £200 to £1000 per student for this project.
Other information
You'll be encouraged to enter national competitions during the course. Our recent students have earned many successes including; Graduate Fashion Week, Fashion Awareness Direct, River Island and Topshop competitions, as well as Young Scottish Fashion Designer of the Year.
Further study
Progression to a postgraduate course is dependent on successful completion of your undergraduate studies, there may also be minimum qualification requirements such as a first class or higher second (2.1) degree. Please check the course details to confirm this.
If you're an international student (including EU) you can check if you meet our entry requirements (both academic and English language) by visiting our country pages.
If you do not meet the entry requirements you can consider completing a degree preparation programme (if you are from a country outside of the EU) at the University's International Study Centre (ISC). You can call the ISC on +44 (0) 1273 339333 to discuss your options. You can also complete the online application form or to ask a question please fill in the enquiry form and talk to one of our multi-lingual Student Enrolment Advisers.
If your English language is not at the required level (IELTS 6.0 overall), we have a range of Pre-Sessional English programmes that you can enrol on before starting your degree course. You will not need to take an IELTS test after completing one of our Pre-Sessional English programmes.
How to apply
We hope you are interested in what you have seen and want to apply to join us.
If you are a student from the UK or from a country in the European Union (EU), you can find application information here.
If you are an international student from outside the European Union (EU), you can find application information here.
Research community
Research plays an important role in informing all our teaching and learning activities. Through research our staff remain up-to-date with the latest developments in their field, which means you develop knowledge and skills that are current and highly relevant to industry. For more information, see the Research section of our website.


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A Syrian rebel commander has accused the West of being complicit in the "unprecedented massacres" committed by President Bashar al-Assad's forces by refusing to arm the rebels with anti-aircraft weapons.
Rebel officer Ahmad al-Fajj, a brigadier-general in the regular Syrian army before his defection "in the first days of the revolution," spoke in the rebel Free Syrian Army-held village of Atmeh on the Turkish border.
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"I can promise the free peoples of the world that if surface-to-air missiles are given to us, they will not fall into the hands of Islamist groups," he said.
As the UN General Assembly opened in New York Tuesday, Fajj complained: "Democratic countries only support us with words. This is shameful for the world. They can see what's happening, buildings being destroyed by air strikes, and they do nothing."
Fajj, commander of the rebels on the front line in western Aleppo, had been leading a four-day-old FSA assault on a crucial army post, "base 46," which lies on the main road between the northern city and Turkey.
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"We have time anyway," he concluded. "We will defeat them by ourselves. It'll take longer and many people, civilians in particular, will die as a result. The French revolution didn't get any outside help. This is our revolution."
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Imagine you are snorkeling on a coral reef! You see a lot of plants and animals living together. Some animals, such as sharks, are predators and eat other animals. Other animals, like anemones and the fish that live in them, are mutualists and protect each other from predators. There are also herbivores, such as urchins, on the reef that eat plants and algae. All of these species, and many more, need the coral reef to survive.
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Corals are picky and only like to live in certain places. Corals compete with other types of algae, like seaweed, for space to grow. Sarah is a marine biologist who is interested in corals because they are such important animals on the reef. She wanted to understand how to help corals. She thought that when herbivores are present and are eating algae on the reef corals have less competition for space to grow.
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The lab webpage can be found here. There is one scientific paper associated with the data in this Data Nugget. The citation and PDF of the paper is below.
Davies SW, MV Matz, PD Vize (2013) Ecological Complexity of Coral Recruitment Processes: Effects of Invertebrate Herbivores on Coral Recruitment and Growth Depends Upon Substratum Properties and Coral Species. PLOS ONE 8(9):e72830
After students have completed the Data Nugget, you can have them discuss the management implications of this research. Watch the news story below and have students consider how urchins can be used as a management tool to help restore coral reefs!


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In the hours before President Bush is pummeled about terrible approval ratings by the media and how nobody listens to him any more, let's rewind to how the State of the Union speeches in Clinton's second term weren't marred by scandal. Scandal vanished in the wake of his rhetorical brilliance:
2000: "Virtuoso, Peter. The address of a proud President, a tireless policy wonk and a very shrewd political strategist. He essentially handed Vice President Gore his campaign plan tonight. Lots of proposals that he suspects won't pass – prescription drugs, gun control, Medicare reform – and he sets up Vice President Gore to run against a do-nothing Congress this fall, just like Harry Truman did in 1948." -- ABC political analyst George Stephanopoulos minutes after the State of the Union speech, January 27, 2000.
"For many years Presidents delivered the State of the Union message in writing. Woodrow Wilson revived the tradition of delivering it in person, turning a duty into an opportunity to rally support for a President's programs. Tonight Bill Clinton mounted the Bully Pulpit one last time as President to preach, to teach, to prod the country toward his vision of America in the 21st century." -- CBS News anchor Dan Rather concluding CBS's State of the Union coverage, January 27, 2000.
"There was stuff in there that liberals had to love. A new federally-matched retirement program for working people who don't have 401(k)s through their employer, that the federal government will give you $500 if you put in $500. A new federally-funded program to allow people who can't afford those college entrance test prep courses, Stanley Kaplan kind of stuff. You know, it makes a lot of sense. Why should some people have an advantage that way?" -- Time Washington Bureau Chief Michael Duffy on the State of the Union, January 28, 2000 Washington Week in Review on PBS.
1999: "They're just tickled pink down here. The polls show the President went up in every respect after the [State of the Union] speech last night. You know, I've talked to one [White House] staff member who said, 'We worry. He never worries. He just always pulls it through' and I noticed in the paper there was a cartoon this morning comparing President Clinton to one of these great Internet stocks, one of these dot-coms that just go way up despite the fact that there may be no value there. That's what his critics say about him, and he just says 'yeah, yeah' and it goes up. The public loves it. They loved him last night and down here they're ecstatic."-- Sam Donaldson on Good Morning America, January 20, 1999.
1998: "He invited his exhausted audience to take a holiday from Lewinsky and spend a refreshing hour and 12 minutes feeling like a country again. For once the talk on the screen was not of oral sex, but of our lives and fortunes and sacred happiness. He had become all human nature, the best and the worst, standing there naked in a sharp, dark suit, behind the TelePrompTer. That which does not kill him only makes him stronger, and his poll numbers went through the roof....That may have been a miracle, but it was no accident: Americans are less puritanical and more forgiving than the cartoon version suggests, and this President is never better than in his worst moments."— Clearly infatuated Time Senior Editor Nancy Gibbs, February 9, 1998.
"The drumbeat of accusations in Washington registers as a dull thud here....What these five baby boomers judged Clinton on last night were his plans to rescue Social Security and help education, presidential visions of the future rather than the frenzied melodrama of the past."
— NBC correspondent Roger O'Neil on reaction in Eagle, Colorado to the State of the Union address, January 28, 1998 Nightly News.


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Kentucky Faces Alabama in SEC Tournament on Friday
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In order to provide fans with additional coverage for the 2016 postseason, CoachCal.com and UKathletics.com will be sharing stories throughout tournament play to help feed the never-ending appetite the Big Blue Nation has for all things Kentucky basketball.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In tournament play, the higher-seeded teams typically play "easier" games in the opening rounds, and more difficult games as the tournament progresses.
With No. 2-seeded Kentucky (23-8, 13-5 Southeastern Conference) facing the winner of Ole Miss-Alabama on Friday in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament, head coach John Calipari may beg to differ.
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"The hard thing about the first game is Alabama and Mississippi are both really good teams," Coach Cal said. "The hard thing becomes that they've played and they've got momentum and you're walking in not knowing, and you had to lay around all day. The hardest game is the first game. After that you can still lose but the hardest game is playing that first one when they have already played a game."
Kentucky beat Ole Miss, the No. 7 seed, in its only game against the Rebels this season, 83-61. That game was both teams' conference opener on Jan. 2, and both teams are far different today than they were back then.
The Wildcats went 2-0 against Alabama, the SEC Tournament's No. 10 seed, winning 77-61 on Jan. 9 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and then 78-53 on Feb. 23 at Rupp Arena.
While Kentucky has had success against both teams this season, Calipari knows each presents challenges. But per usual with the Hall of Famer, he is more concerned with his own team than its future opponent, and he likes what he's seeing as tournament play begins.
"My message will be real simple for them and that's one, be the best version of you," Coach Cal said. "Just know what that looks like. We know it. We've defined it. You have too. Then the second thing is, be about your teammate. Now's the time to totally lose yourself because being your best version should come easily now."
UK finally at full strength
It's been a long time coming, but finally Kentucky is playing at full strength, and it couldn't come at a better time.
With the return of Derek Willis, who had missed three games with a sprained ankle, as well as Alex Poythress, who had missed the five games prior to Willis' absence with a right knee injury, Kentucky will play Friday with a full roster for just the third time since Feb. 2.
And if the past two games are any indication, a healthy UK is a team most teams in the postseason won't want to face.
"What we have for the first time and no one is really talked about it is I have a full team," Coach Cal said. "Now you've got Dom (Hawkins) healthy. You've got Derek healthy. You've got Alex healthy. We haven't had that all year, and so we're coming together at the right time of the year. We're playing confidently."
A full lineup does a lot for the Wildcats, including giving them options in how they attack defenses. If UK's opponent Friday decides to play more zone, Willis figures to get more playing time with his 3-point shooting prowess. Additionally, a full lineup also gives Coach Cal more options in case of future injury, foul trouble or poor play.
And though Calipari would have liked to have played without injuries popping up every week or so during the regular season, there is a silver lining in the Wildcats having to adopt a "next man up" attitude this season.
"It's been the best thing because all of a sudden Isaac (Humphries) got a chance, Charles Matthews got a chance, Derek Willis got a chance, Marcus Lee got a chance," Coach Cal said. "They all got their opportunity. Dom has had his chance. So, we're walking into the tournament with a deep team."
Swaggy Cal? No, just Cal
Observers have noticed a different John Calipari when Kentucky is playing well.
It's an extra-confident version of Calipari's public persona UK fans have taken to calling "Swaggy Cal."
Coach Cal doesn't quite get it.
"I don't know what Swaggy Cal is," Calipari said. "I try to be the same guy all the time."
That might not convince Swaggy Cal believers, but Calipari doesn't much care. He's only interested in his own personal approach to coaching his team in the pressure cooker that is Kentucky basketball.
"This isn't life or death for me," Calipari said. "You don't look at me and say, 'Oh my god.' It's not life or death, because if it was I'd die all the time."
Instead, Calipari finishes his day and enjoys life with his wife, Ellen. Oftentimes, that involves reality television, specifically "Alaskan Bush People."
"I don't take it home," Calipari said. "If you talk to my wife, we never—she's like some of you; she knows nothing about basketball. So we don't talk basketball. I go home and we watch the Alaska stuff."
Discovery Channel shows and Swaggy Cal denials aside, Calipari does like his team.
"I enjoy what I'm doing," Calipari said. "I enjoy these kids. Take great pride in seeing their growth individually and as a group and want to win every game I coach."
Cats to make most of SEC Tournament
John Calipari has never hidden his feelings about conference tournaments.
He didn't hide them on Thursday either.
"One of the reasons I don't like conference tournaments, it hasn't seemed to have improved our seed if we do well, and there's games Friday, Saturday, Sunday," Calipari said. "Well, there's nothing that we do all year that's Friday, Saturday, Sunday – three games. The NCAA Tournament is a game, a day off, a game."
Calipari has come to appreciate the SEC Tournament more over the years due to the way UK fans travel for it, but it's still just preparation for the real thing a week later.
"So, we're here to, let's tune it up, let's get better, let's play with intensity, let's be together, let's be about each other, let's play how we have to play for next weekend," Calipari said.
That doesn't mean he's not going to coach to win the thing.
"You just don't like the fact that it's three games in three days, but it is," Calipari said. "We'll use it, and I'm not – believe me, if we're up 12, I'm not taking guys out. We'll play to win the game and figure out tomorrow tomorrow."
Considering UK has won three SEC Tournaments in Calipari's six seasons and advanced to the final in two of the others, even the fans who take the tournament most seriously would be hard-pressed to quibble with him.
SEC Champs!
Kentucky clinched a share of the regular-season Southeastern Conference championship with a victory over LSU in the regular-season finale and a 13-5 record overall. The Wildcats tied with Texas A&M for the league crown.
It marked UK's league-leading 47th SEC championship, 37 more than anyone else in the league. It was also the fourth time UK has won at least a share of the SEC championship in head coach John Calipari's seven seasons at Kentucky.
For Calipari, it was his 14th league crown, spanning three different conferences.
Labissiere, Backcourt Dominate in Regular-Season Finale Win
Kentucky's normally dominant duo of Tyler Ulis and Jamal Murray did their thing again on Saturday, but they received help from the frontcourt for the second game in a row, especially from freshman forawrd Skal Labissiere.
Labissiere posted 18 points and career highs in rebounds (nine) and blocks (six) as No. 22 Kentucky raced past LSU 94-77 to claim a share of its 47th Southeastern Conference regular-season title. It was UK's fourth regular-season SEC title in seven seasons under John Calipari.
The victory also captured Kentucky's 13th perfect season in Rupp Arena, its second in a row and its fifth in seven years in the Calipari era.
Murray's 6-of-12 shooting with four 3-pointers led the way for Kentucky, Labissiere posted his second-highest scoring total this season along with nine rebounds, and Ulis posted his fourth double-double in the last five games with 14 points a career-high 14 assists.
Senior Alex Poythress, who was honored before the game on Senior Day, went out with a bang at home with 12 points. Junior forward Marcus Lee added 12 points as well, with all six of his field goals coming on dunks.
The Wildcats shot better than 50 percent in both halves and controlled the boards 45-29. They shot 52.8 percent overall, the 16th time this season Kentucky has made at least half its shots.
Trailing 21-20, UK went on a 10-0 run for a 30-21 lead and never looked back. Ulis accounted for all 10 points during the stretch with one basket and four assists. Ahead 62-52 in the second half, Kentucky put the game away with another 10-0 run.
• UK had 26 assists and 11 turnovers, marking the 14th straight game with more assists than turnovers, the best mark since a 14-game run in 1995-96


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On 10/12/06, Xiao-Feng Li <email@example.com> wrote: > > On 10/12/06, Mikhail Fursov <email@example.com> wrote: > > > 2) The problem: Where to keep GC magic code? This code is GC specific > and > > > > must be available for bootstrap classloader. > > > > JIT can know all the details which magic code to inline (the helper > > > type, > > > > the helper signature) from its properties (see opt.emconf file for > > > example) > > > > > > The code definitely should be part of GC since it's developed by GC > > > developer. The contract between GC and VM (not JIT normally) can be > > > accomplished in way similar to current RT helper support (not the same > > > of course). We can put all the helpers into a single class (the > > > contract interface), so that each GC implementation can inherit the > > > class with its implementation. The non-overriden (or implemented) > > > methods will not be inlined. > > > > > > Xiao-Feng, do I get it right? The "contract interface" is: > > The implementation of helpers are static methods with known names. > > Every GC puts the implementation of its helpers into the separate > > package/class and JIT knows the name of the package/class from a > properties. > > Or do you mean something different? > > Yes. I guess it's possible for the gc_init() to pass the related info > (properties) to VM, then JIT can query VM for them. I am OK with the above as long as there is an "#ifdef PROTOTYPEVMMAGIC" kind of a demarcation. The main concern is to not be too casual about dumping stuff into GC/JIT/VM interface that ultimately becomes a maintenance nightmare. > > 3) The problem: Is the signature for gc_alloc method : gc_alloc(int > > > objSize, > > > > int allocationHandle) is universal for all GCs? > > > > I think it's not. But we can extend JIT with different signatures > > > support if > > > > needed. > > > > > > This interface has a third parameter of TLS for gc. Are we going to > remove > > > it? I really recommend against removing this parameter. > > > > > > > Yes, because TLS value is needed for different helpers. So, the better > > solution could be is to have TLS.getAddress() as magic. > > Ok, thanks, makes sense. Then this TLS.getAddress() probably can have > a parameter like TLS_FOR_GC, so that it can be a little bit more > flexible. Well it's only syntactical suger anway. I really like the simple "Address thrloc = TLS.getAddress();" api. Otherwise we end up adding ...getAddress(Offset) and ...getAddress(Extent) and ...getAddress(Word), etc. If we don't add these APIs, we end up having to continually explain why they are missing, etc. To access a member of the tls data struct we can use the existing vmmagic intrinsics. For example: Offset ofs = Offset.fromInt(TLS_FOR_GC); Address gcStruct = thrloc.loadAddress(ofs); > > On the other hand, I prefer to ignore the allocationHandle parameter > > > in fast path. We don't really need it anyway. > > > > Storing type info into object image is a part of the object > initialization. > > This way old slow helpers work. Do you propose to change the old slow > > interface and ask JIT to initialize object image? hmmm... the vtable ptr has to be written to object header somewhere between GC allocation and first object use. I don't see how moving around the point of this write can make any performance difference. However, if someone shows convincing performance data, it would be a different story. Ok, I get back this suggestion. :-) Although it's a simple store > operation in gc_alloc_fast, it is still better to keep the semantics > clear that the object image initialzation is GC's task rather than > JIT's. And the helper inlining will actually optimize the parameter > passing away, so it's not overhead at all. Yes, exactly! > > 4) The new magic method is proposed, line J21: > > > > org.apache.harmony.vmhelper.native.Utils.memset(tlsNewFreeAddr, > > > > bytesToClean, 0); > > > > > > What magics you want to implement are completely your freedom. :-) But > > > personally I prefer not having memset in magics. It's way too system > > > dependent. If we want it for GCv4.1 performance reason, we can keep > > > this kind of non-essential methods into another extra interface. > > > > > > No, it's not mine (as JIT developer primary) freedom. We are discussing > VM > > extension for magics and must avoid any unnecessarily operations. > > Why do you think memset is bad and system dependent primitive? > > Ok, this is not a trivial topic. Some of my cents: > > Firstly, magics. From the design idea of magics for Java, we want to > keep the set as mimimal as possible, since they are just to enable > Java to do something impossible. memset is not language construct, > it's a library function. We don't want the magics to be a fast path > for random native function calls. For example, memset is to store > values into a memory region, it can be implemented as storing the > values into a byte array in Java (perhaps with magics). > > Secondly, the helpers. JIT does helper inlining to speedup the system, > not to break the modularity. It's not JIT's task to do any memory > management. JIT should know mimimal (or nothing) about other > components' functionalities. It does inlining and only inlining. Agreed. The JIT should not be a dumping ground for misc undocumented premature optimizations. Please focus on getting the inlining to work correctly. Focus on the performance of inlined vs. non-inlined code. Does the JIT generate the best code sequence? Does the global optimizer do the best optimization once the alloc() sequence has been inlined? memset is not supposed to be inlined for a VM written in C, and > probably not either in a VM written in Java except it's written in > Java itself. > > Thirdly, fast native call. memset is a native function, hoping to be > executed as fast as possible. In this case, we probably better employ > the mechanism of fast JNI rather than magics. Since fast JNI actually > is available in the VM, we have no strong argument not to use it for > memset. As Xiao Feng mentions, memset() is filled with a bunch of complications. We do not want to dive into writing yet another highly optimized memset() library. There are plenty of them on the shelf. I would like to set memset() aside and stay focused on showing perfomance data on inlined alloc() at this time. > > 5) The magic code in does not contain 'finalizable' check. > > > > JIT can do this check during the compilation and do not generate the > > > fast > > > > path. This is another option to pass to JIT from GC. > > > > > > Yes, this is good. Let's drop the allocationHandle. I am not using it > in > > > GCv5. > > > > > Here I have the same question as above. How do you initialize a raw > object > > image? (I'll take a look by myself, it's very interesting problem) > > I took back this suggestion above. (Well, the initialization is a > simple value store.) Since the above is rather difficult to follow. Please confirm that the GC is *still* responsible for installing the vtable pointer. 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T-Mobile Sensation 4G Review
The approach of the T-Mobile Sensation 4G may have been keeping Android fans awake at night, but I wasn't one of them. I have to admit, I haven't been feeling HTC's recent handsets. Sure, they're well made and reliable, but it also felt like the company had taken a cookie-cutter approach, churning out little-changed me-too phones across the carriers. HTC's - since moderated - attitude towards bootloader locking didn't help. More importantly, I've been using an imported Samsung Galaxy S II and fell in love with the smoking fast dual-core, slim and light build, brilliant Super AMOLED Plus display and excellent camera. For me, the GSII was the phone to have right now; could the Sensation 4G convince me otherwise?


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Surf wear brand Hot Tuna to get new owner
Struggling British surf wear firm Hot Tuna (International) Plc
The company, which sells shorts, t-shirts, swimwear and surfing gear with its distinctive piranha and bull head logos in the UK, United States and Australia, has been struggling to raise funds to expand the brand in new international markets.
In light of current trading being below budget ... it would be difficult for the company to raise new investment from existing shareholders for the development and promotion of the Hot Tuna brand, the company said in a statement on Monday.
Hot Tuna, which had last raised 1 million pounds through a share sale earlier this year, has seen its shares get decimated since they debuted on London's AIM in 2005 at 61.5 pence. On Monday, they closed down 9 percent at 0.07 pence.
British companies are reeling under tough economic conditions and household names such as Focus DIY, Oddbins and Habitat UK have gone into administration as shoppers cut back amid rising prices and subdued wage growth.
Hot Tuna, which was founded as an apparel company by a surfer and his fashion designer wife in Australia in 1969, said its chairman, chief executive and brand director would step down from the board after the deal.
We will go with the brand, Francis Ball, who was appointed as Hot Tuna's chairman last month, told Reuters by telephone.
Hot Tuna (International) will remain as a cash shell ... no doubt they will have to change their name.
Ball refused to name potential buyers of the brand or indicate the deal size.
Discussions take place from time to time but I have had no written proposal or written offer at this stage, he said.
London-headquartered Hot Tuna expects a 65 percent rise in sales for the first four months of its new fiscal year, the company said in a statement.
It expects narrower losses for the year ended June 30, helped by cost cuts.
(Reporting by Tresa Sherin Morera in Bangalore; Editing by Don Sebastian, Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)


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This article is the second in a four part series in which we are focussing upon four key areas of the British Standard for Crisis Management, explaining their importance to your business and setting out practical tips for their implementation. Our first article focused on the creation of a Crisis Management Plan.
This article focusses specifically on the second crucial issue facing any organisation during a crisis: information management and situational awareness.
This article will explain:
- Why information management and situational awareness is crucial;
- The difficulties faced by organisations in this respect; and
- How organisations can plan ahead.
Why is information management crucial?
Decision making – and often difficult decision making - is at the heart of a crisis. In day to day business an organisation's information channels may flow smoothly. Unfortunately this often cannot be said in a crisis. Preparation, understanding and training are key to overcoming these difficulties.
What information management difficulties are typically faced by organisations?
A crisis by its nature is inherently uncertain, often features a high sense of urgency and can feature either delayed or inaccurate coverage on both traditional and social media. As a consequence, it is often exceptionally difficult to know exactly what is going on and the potential impact on events – this is known as situational awareness.
Even if one individual has situational awareness during a crisis, a common difficulty faced by organisations is ensuring that other decision makers share that situational awareness for a variety of reasons such as:
- Ineffective information channels,
- A lack of technical knowledge or training and
- Human factors (such as deliberately withheld information).
During the ordinary course of business an organisation may excel at circulating information effectively, but it must ensure that its staff and crisis management team are prepared in order to increase their situational awareness during a future crisis.
How can organisations plan ahead?
Decision makers must be capable of making key decisions when the usual information sources are incomplete or unavailable. Organisations should consider the possibility of training members of the crisis management team to cope with this responsibility.
Your crisis management team needs to be able to answer the following questions:
- What established channels will you rely on for relevant information?
It is equally important to know who will be responsible for identifying and opening these channels to the Crisis Management Team?
- If the established channels are unavailable, how will you find relevant information?
Misinformation can thrive in a crisis and your established channel above may not always provide timely updates.
- What structures do you have in place to assess and rank information in terms of quality and relevance?
Given the possibility of misinformation during a crisis, decision makers need to be provided with a clear way to determine the reliability and the relevance of information. As importantly, these assessments need to be structured and recorded so that decisions can be reviewed and understood at a future time.
- Who in your organisation can understand and add value to raw information?
Understanding where key technical skills or knowledge exists within your organisation is a key attribute to a rapid crisis response.
- How will this information be presented to decision makers?
This decision will closely tie in with your organisations Crisis Management Plan.
At its simplest, a crisis response involves making decisions based on the best information available and using these to steer your organisation out of a crisis.
By posing the above questions of your organisation in advance of a crisis and ensuring that they have been addressed and incorporated into your Crisis Management Plan, you can position yourself to best manage uncertainty and reduce the likelihood of decision errors attributable to poor information and situational awareness.
DWF have experience designing and advising upon bespoke Crisis Management strategies dependent upon the size of your organisation, industry and means available. If you would like more information about this service, please contact Tristan Meears-White.
Author: Nicholas BarkerThis information is intended as a general discussion surrounding the topics covered and is for guidance purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. DWF is not responsible for any activity undertaken based on this information.


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HuffPost: Scott Brown Says Obama Isn't The Only One To Blame For Border Crisis
WASHINGTON -- Republican Senate candidate Scott Brown has spent months hammering President Barack Obama on the issue of border security as part of his effort to unseat Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.). But last week, Brown went slightly off-script by conceding that it was not, in fact, Obama's fault that the border isn't secure.
"We need to secure the border once and for all," Brown, a former senator from Massachusetts, said during an Oct. 1 panel in Walnut Creek, California.
"And I know it's been going on with other presidents, I'm not going to say it's his fault. It's everybody's fault."
Brown did, however, criticize Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, which allows young undocumented immigrants to stay in the United States.
"The president expanding the definition of refugee, allowing mostly young children and others to come through the border … it sends a very bad message," Brown said, adding that he voted twice to secure the border during his time in the Senate.
"That being said, I know there are other issues affecting immigration," he said. "But until we get to the core problem, which is once and for all truly sending the message, cutting off the border, cutting off the incentives and the green light neon sign, we're going to continue to revisit this over and over and over again."
Watch Brown's comments in the video above.
The noticeably softer remarks marked a shift for Brown, who has made border security a cornerstone of his campaign in recent months. His campaign has run as many as three television spots that directly blame the border crisis on the "pro-amnesty policies" of Obama and Shaheen. In one ad, Brown looks into the camera and asks, "Want to know why there's lawlessness on our border? Ask Senator Shaheen," before flashing an image of Shaheen and Obama standing together. In another, he links border security with the Islamic State and says Obama and Shaheen "seem confused" about the threat posed by the militant group.
Brown also made immigration and national security the focal point of a foreign policy speech at Saint Anselm College last month.
"The Obama-Shaheen agenda of amnesty and no border enforcement is only inviting more chaos and danger," Brown said. "Illegal immigration is, above all, a national security challenge."
The strategy has proved fruitful for Brown, who continues to trail Shaheen but has gained momentum in recent polls. HuffPost's Pollster average, which combines all publicly available polling, shows Shaheen ahead by four percentage points -- down from a lead of more than six points as recently as last month.


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2009-10 Men's Swimming and Diving Preview
Oct. 8, 2009
LEXINGTON, Ky. -
Expectations are plentiful for the 2009-10 edition of the UK men's swimming and diving team. The Wildcats return 20 letterwinners and six All-Americans from a team that placed 17th at the NCAA Championships a season ago.
"The expectations for the men's team are extremely high simply based on the number of quality returners we have coming back," said coach Gary Conelly. "The core nucleus returns from a year ago and they were a top-20 team last season."
Seniors Elvis Burrows, Alex Forbes, Kyle Greene, Warren Grobbelaar and Eric McGinnis have all earned All-America status throughout their careers in the Blue and White. As a unit they are unquestionably among the top tier of athletes for the Wildcats, but their drive and leadership in their final seasons could provide UK with the spark to achieve a top-10 national finish.
Sprint Freestyle
Conelly has tabbed the sprint freestyle discipline as his deepest lineup. Eric McGinnis was a top-eight qualifier in both sprint events as a junior at the SEC Championships. He added to his accomplishments as a swimmer when he joined the United States as a member of the 2009 World University Games where he won a gold medal as a member of the 200-freestyle relay team.
Forbes, Greene and Grobbelaar are all among UK's top performers all-time in the records books in both the 50 and 100-free events. Senior Chris Richard and junior Colin Faris both put together their best seasons as collegiate athletes a year ago – and also rank among UK's all-time top-10 charts in those events.
Adding to the depth of the lineup are newcomers Chip Aplin, John Blankenhorn, and Mack Redinger.
Middle Distance Freestyle
Reed headlines this group for the Wildcats. The Kentucky native has posted consecutive seasons of All-America distinction after adding another top-15 finish in the 200-free at the NCAA Championships as a sophomore.
Greene, junior Reinhardt Strijdom and sophomore Morne' Boshoff form a potent quartet of mid-distance swimmers in dual meet action and four have the capability of earning NCAA bids. The four combined also form a potent 800-free relay squad.
Freshman Travis Green and Pat Kemme will also compete in this disciple and could challenge for one of the coveted relay spots.
Distance Freestyle
Boshoff earned All-SEC Freshman team honors after placing in the top-16 at the SEC Championships among the top-16 in the 1,650-freestyle. He will continue to race in the distance events and is challenging the UK record books in all three grueling races.
Seniors Kevin Ryan and Marco Iemmola and sophomore Ben Russell add depth to the veteran lineup. Conelly is extremely excited about the possibilities of Green's potential in the longer races. Helping the Wildcats in this event will also be freshman John Bullock and Brendan McNamera.
Sophomore Grant Cooksey turned in an impressive first season for the Wildcats as the top performer in this discipline. As a freshman he posted the team's best times in both breaststroke events. However, Conelly has seen the emergence of senior Julio Vallette as an extremely positive development for the Wildcats. Together the tandem provides the Wildcats with a talented one-two punch in the event that does not have the depth in numbers as some other events for the Blue and White.
Eric McGinnis joined the Wildcats in the 200-medley relays at the NCAA Championships in the breaststroke leg of the race and helped guide UK to a top-10 finish in the event. Senior Justin Max, sophomore Matt Russell and Kemme will also contribute to the breaststroke discipline.
Departing All-American Shane Eliason leaves a void in UK's backstroke lineup, but it is not one that Conelly believes will be difficult to fill. Grobbelaar is a magnificent sprint backstroker and could possibly fill in on the short medley relays in that leg of the event.
Greene has been a top-16 consistent backstroke performer in all three of his seasons with UK. Sophomore Adam Twer enjoyed an outstanding first season with the Wildcats charting top-10 UK performances in both backstroke legs. However, it is the addition of freshmen Zach McGinnis, Tripp Crosthwaite and Ramon Walton that has Conelly particularly excited about the potential of this group.
Burrows has performed well on the national stage for two consecutive summers and last season topped Grobbelaar's school record in the 100-fly. Having Grobbelaar return to the lineup forms a dazzling one-two combination. Forbes continues to flourish as well in the 100-fly to add to the depth.
Seniors Travis Muzzillo and Max and Matt Russell will all appear in the 200-fly events. Adding to the fire power are freshmen Jonathan Keltner and Maclin Simpson in the longer fly event and David Sanders in the shorter race.
Individual Medley
Greene, Boshoff , Cooksey and Twer all have competed in medley events throughout their careers. They all are incredibly disciplined in the four strokes and will continue to look to improve on their times as they progress throughout the season. Four freshmen in Bullock, Crosthwaite, Simpson and Walton will provide Conelly a deep group of medley swimmers unlike he has had in recent seasons.
Sophomore Tom Gimm and freshman John Fox form the diving tandem for the 2009-10 season. Gimm was a quick learner for coach Ted Hautau and produced his best performances at the SEC Championships. Fox will immediately contribute after winning the class 5A Colorado state championship as a senior in Littleton, Colo.


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Quote of the Day:"They've done a good job of marketing it (lifetime rights to seats at Carter-Finley) and taking advantage of the so-called recent success of the team, but it's a short-term financial solution to funding the [stadium] renovation. I would hope that the athletic department would want to develop a young fan base, and I don't think this is a way of doing that." - Young Wolfpack Club member Kevin Welch
Wolfpack fans pay up
Lorenzo Perez * News & Observer
College football fans brag about their team allegiance in terms of lifelong loyalty. N.C. State is hoping that enough Wolfpack diehards are willing to pay for the privilege of a "till death do you part" relationship with almost every available seat at future home games. Tennessee and some other colleges offer limited lifetime seating options for longtime season-ticket holders. But the Wolfpack Club, N.C. State's official athletics booster club, wants to sell lifetime seating rights for every season ticket at Carter-Finley Stadium. Read More
Ex-Pack star gets shot at coaching
Former Wolfpack standout Chucky Brown will be back in school at N.C. State this summer, beginning the first of five final classes that will allow him to graduate in December. The 13-year NBA veteran also has returned to the basketball court -- where he is learning how to be a head coach. Read More
Rivers' life a whirlwind since draft day
The Birmingham News
Immediately after being notified that the New York Giants had drafted him at No. 4 in the NFL Draft, then traded him to San Diego, former Athens High School quarterback Philip Rivers boarded a plane for San Diego. "And he's been in a whirlwind ever since," said his father, Steve. "I've talked to him each night. He's been busy meeting everyone in San Diego and facing the press out there." Philip Rivers, North Carolina State's quarterback, flew to San Diego from Raleigh, not from New York, where most of the top picks attended the draft. Read More
NC State Baseball Signs Two in April Signing Period
Blast From the Past: Part 2 -- Thurl Bailey
Policy stubs casual Pack fan
Ned Barnett * News & Observer
Sendek to speak at Spring Caravan
Sun Journal
Wolfpack Chasing Another Midwest Sleeper
Hannah Impresses At Combine
McGhee: "I am on a Mission"
ACC News...
Miami releases Giles from intent letter
The Associated Press
Virginia Tech AD eager to complete move to ACC
Frank Dascenzo * The Herald-Sun
Miami poised for grand ACC entrance
Tony Barnhart * Cox News Service
ACC Meetings go Under the Radar this Year
Tony Haynes * GoPack.com
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Canisius basketball player dies during workout
The Associated Press
Piazza Sets Home Run Record As Mets Win
The Associated Press
Baseball Sells 'Spider-Man' Ads on Bases
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Viewers embrace late-night talk shows
By Bill Keveney, USA TODAY
David Letterman said he wasn't certain whether he should
be back on the air Monday, but apparently many viewers were. The viewing audience
for CBS' The Late Show, the first since the Sept. 11 terrorist attack,
was 91% higher than on an average Monday, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings.
Late Show drew almost as many viewers as news specials on NBC and ABC
combined. Other late-night shows also had significant viewership increases Monday
as programming began to return after almost a week of news pre-emptions.
The tone was somber, not comedic, as reflected by Letterman's
opening remarks: "It's terribly sad here in New York City. We've lost 5,000
fellow New Yorkers, and you can feel it. You can feel it, you can see it. It's
terribly sad," he said from his desk, skipping the usual comedy monologue.
The mood also was emotional, as CBS anchor Dan Rather cried
twice during discussions of the attack and aftermath. Letterman comforted him:
"You're a professional, but good Christ, you're a human being."
Other late-night shows dealt with the tragedy, with all
hosts dropping comic monologues on the first night back. ABC's Politically
Incorrect drew a larger audience than it has on eight of the last nine Mondays,
even though it aired a half-hour later, after an extended Nightline.
CBS' The Late Late Show equaled its highest rating
ever, as host Craig Kilborn declared Monday would be "a different show, and
what we feel is an appropriate show," without its usual comic segments. The
hour instead included chats with analyst Lawrence O'Donnell, TV health adviser
Drew Pinsky and actress Patricia Heaton.
The shows received no negative viewer response, spokespeople
On Tuesday, Jay Leno and The Tonight Show returned,
but without comedy material. Leno talked to U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. Crosby,
Stills & Nash performed Daylight Again, Find the Cost of Freedom
and My Country 'Tis of Thee. Conan O'Brien returned on Tuesday's Late
Night in a somber mood. "I have no idea how we're going to get back to doing
this again. I've never felt more unsure or at a loss than I do tonight. We're
going to move forward and try to make sense of our lives when nothing makes
If guest lists are reflective, the tragedy and its consequences
will be discussed on late-night shows beyond the first night back. One of Maher's
panelists Tuesday was Don Bustany, host of a radio show called Middle East
in Focus; Roy Romer, former Colorado governor, is scheduled tonight. Tuesday,
Letterman's guests included Bryant Gumbel, of CBS' The Morning Show,
while Kilborn spoke to game-show host Ben Stein, who was in New York during
the attack.
Letterman's Tuesday show included a Top 10 List, which
was dropped Monday. His "day at a time" philosophy, expressed on Monday's show,
reflected the mood at many shows. "We're going to try and feel our way through
this, and we'll just see how it goes," he said.


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