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On Tuesdays throughout the 2015-2016 season we will take a trip down memory lane and look back at past great plays, players and games associated with University of Kentucky men's basketball for that given week. So be sure to check back with us each and every Tuesday to relive the moments that make the winningest Division I men's basketball program so special.
Dec. 6
• 1976: No. 5 Kentucky raced out to a convincing 17-point lead at halftime on the road against No. 4 Indiana and cruised in the second half for a 66-51 victory over the defending national champions. The Wildcats won easily despite having a minus-12 rebounding margin. Kentucky was led in scoring by a couple of 20-point performers, Larry Johnson and Jay Shidler.
• 1980: No. 2 Kentucky had a slim four-point lead at halftime against No. 5 Indiana in Bloomington, Ind., and held on in the second half for a narrow 68-66 victory over the eventual national champions. The Wildcats defeated the Hoosiers even with Indiana shooting an impressive 53.1 percent from the field. Kentucky was led on offense with a couple of 14-point scorers, Sam Bowie and Fred Cowan.
• 2005: No. 15 Kentucky struggled with Georgia State, only up six points at the half, but the Wildcats outscored the Panthers 43-22 in the second half for the 73-46 win. It was center Shagari Alleyne who stole the show for Kentucky. The little-used big man ended up scoring a career high 16 points, 11.6 percent of his career scoring total as a Wildcat, in the game.
Dec. 7
• 1957: The Kentucky Wildcats and the Temple Owls battled it out in a classic where 40 minutes just wasn't enough to decide a winner. With the final seconds ticking down at the end of regulation, and the Wildcats trailing 65-63, Kentucky's Vernon Hatton put up a desperation shot from 47 feet away and the prayer was answered as his buzzer-beater sent the game into overtime. But, five extra minutes still couldn't decide a winner. In fact, not even 10 could do the trick. Kentucky tied a school record, playing three overtimes, as the Wildcats finally outscored Temple 10-8 in the final extra period for a thrilling 85-83 victory. Johnny Cox led the Wildcats in scoring with 22 points, but it was Vernon Hatton's buzzer-beater in regulation and his final six points of the third overtime that provided the difference.
• 1985: No. 9 Kentucky and No. 19 Indiana were deadlocked at 32 at halftime in Rupp Arena in a battle of ranked border rivals. The Wildcats outscored the Hoosiers 31-26 in the second half to secure the 63-58 victory for Kentucky. Ed Davender led the Wildcats in scoring with 22 points, and Roger Harden displayed some unselfish play, leading the team with 11 assists.
• 1991: No. 14 Kentucky, with a modest six-point lead at halftime over No. 9 Indiana, held on in the final 20 minutes of the game to secure the 76-74 upset win over the Hoosiers at the Hoosier Dome. The Wildcats won despite Indiana hitting 30 shots from the charity stripe. Kentucky had three players score in double figures, led by Jamal Mashburn's 21 points.
• 1996: No. 6 Kentucky had one of its most dominating performances in a top-10 matchup in the school's storied history. The Wildcats overwhelmed No. 8 Indiana in the first 20 minutes, outscoring the Hoosiers 55-31, and the lead grew even more in the second half in Kentucky's thorough 99-65 beatdown over its border rival. Sophomore sensation Ron Mercer chipped in 26 points, but it was Derek Anderson tying his career high with 30 points that stole the show. It also didn't hurt that the Wildcats' pressure defense forced Indiana into 28 turnovers.
• 2002: No. 18 Kentucky couldn't quite keep up with No. 12 North Carolina in the first half, trailing the Tar Heels 43-40 at halftime. But the Wildcats turned it around in the final 20 minutes, outscoring North Carolina 58-38 in the second half, to ease into a 98-81 win in a battle of top-25 teams. Kentucky's performance was aided by hot shooting, 60.3 percent from the field. The Wildcats were led on offense by a trio of 20-point scorers: Gerald Fitch (25), Keith Bogans (20), and Marquis Estill (20).
Dec. 8
• 1969: No. 2 Kentucky used an efficient day at the charity stripe, successfully making 24-of-27 free-throws, to help in a 94-87 victory over No. 7 North Carolina in a top-10 battle in Charlotte. Senior star Dan Issel tied his then-career high with 41 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to lead the Wildcats. Current UK Radio Network analyst Mike Pratt had a double-double as well, with 27 points and 10 rebounds.
• 1981: No. 2 Kentucky dominated No. 10 Indiana in the first half, outscoring the Hoosiers 47-25, and never looked back in their 85-69 win in a Top-10 matchup at Rupp Arena. The Wildcats had five players score in double figures, led by Dirk Minniefield's 22 points. Kentucky was also aided by Melvin Turpin's double-double of 11 points and 10 rebounds.
• 1992: No. 3 Kentucky, trailing intrastate foe Eastern Kentucky 37-35 at halftime, came back in the second half to defeat the Colonels 82-73. It was junior Jamal Mashburn who had the best individual performance of his collegiate career on this day, setting career highs in both points (38) and rebounds (19).
• 1998: No. 5 Kentucky was inept on offense in the first half, resulting in only 21 points against No. 11 Indiana at Freedom Hall. Even so, the Wildcats were still leading by five points at halftime. The Hoosiers came back to force overtime, where the Wildcats almost matched their first half scoring total, scoring 19 points in the extra period to defeat Indiana 70-61. Kentucky had three players score in double figures, led by Heshimu Evans' 22 points.
• 2001: No. 11 Kentucky had no problem with unranked North Carolina, defeating the Tar Heels 79-59 in Rupp Arena. But it was what senior Tayshaun Prince did in the game's first few minutes that elevated him to legend status. Prince scored Kentucky's first 15 points of the game, but it was how he did so that made it that much more remarkable. Prince made five consecutive three-point field goals in consecutive possessions for the Wildcats, but he saved the best for last. On his fifth consecutive made 3-point field goal, Prince pulled up from just inside the halfcourt logo to bring the Rupp Arena crowd into a standing ovation. With that performance, he tied his then-career high with 31 points.
• 2010: No. 17 Kentucky and No. 23 Notre Dame battled to a halftime tie, 40-40, but it was the Wildcats who came out on top at the end of regulation, 72-58. Freshman sensation Terrence Jones had a monster performance for Kentucky, recording a double-double with 27 points and 17 rebounds.
Dec. 9
• 1974: No. 15 Kentucky took a four-point lead into halftime against No. 9 North Carolina and extended their lead in the second half, upsetting the Tar Heels 90-78. The Wildcats had four players score in double figures, led by Jimmy Dan Conner's career-high 35 points.
• 1978: No. 10 Kentucky seemed destined for a loss against the No. 5 Kansas Jayhawks at Rupp Arena, trailing 66-60 with just 31 seconds left in overtime. But the Wildcats pulled off one of their most improbable comebacks in school history. A Dwight Anderson steal of a Kansas inbound pass led to a Kyle Macy jumper that tied the game at 66 with just three seconds left. Then, the Jayhawks inexplicably called a timeout that they didn't have, resulting in Kyle Macy hitting the game-winning technical foul free-throw, upsetting Kansas 67-66 in an overtime thriller. Macy led the Wildcats in scoring with 15 points.
• 1995: No. 5 Kentucky, trailing No. 16 Georgia Tech by three points at halftime, outscored the Yellow Jackets 45-19 in the second half to pull away with an 83-60 victory at Rupp Arena. The Wildcats used their pressure defense to stifle the Yellow Jackets, resulting in 22 turnovers and just 35.2-percent shooting from the field from the opposition. Kentucky had five players score in double figures, led by Antoine Walker's 16 points.
• 2009: No. 4 Kentucky, trailing No. 14 Connecticut by six points at the half, came back in the second half to outscore the Huskies 41-32 to secure the 64-61 victory for the Wildcats at Madison Square Garden in the SEC/Big East Invitational. Freshman center DeMarcus Cousins recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds, but it was another freshman that led the Wildcats to victory. Frosh point guard John Wall set a career high, scoring 25 points, and chipped in on defense with six steals, to pace Kentucky.
Dec. 10
• 1977: No. 1 Kentucky held No. 19 Kansas to just 38.9-percent shooting from the field in the Wildcats' 73-66 win over the Jayhawks at Allen Fieldhouse. Three players scored in double figures for Kentucky, led by Kyle Macy's 15 points.
• 2014: No. 1 Kentucky was sluggish to start the game, trailing unranked Columbia by as many as 11 points in the first half, and trailed the Lions by two points at the half in Rupp Arena. But the Wildcats woke up in the second half, outscoring Columbia 33-21 in the final 20 minutes, to secure the 56-46 victory. Kentucky's defense held the Lions to just 37.5-percent shooting from the field. The Wildcats also took great care of the ball, committing just four turnovers the entire game. Aaron Harrison led the team in scoring with 14 points, while Willie Cauley-Stein recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Dec. 11
• 1958: No. 2 Kentucky, clinging to just a two point lead over No. 18 SMU at halftime, outscored the Mustangs 39-29 in the second half to secure the 72-60 for the Wildcats at Memorial Coliseum. Kentucky won the game by double-digits despite shooting just 37 percent from the field. Bill Lickert led the Wildcats in scoring with 23 points, while Johnny Cox had a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds.
Dec. 12
• 1970: No. 5 Kentucky watched a six-point lead at halftime against No. 11 Indiana slip away as the Hoosiers forced overtime, with the game tied at 80 at the end of regulation. But it was forward Tom Parker who provided the difference for the Wildcats in the extra period, scoring nine of Kentucky's 15 points, to secure a 95-93 overtime victory over the Hoosiers in a battle of ranked border rivals. Parker's 24 points paced the Wildcats in scoring, with four other players scoring in double figures.
• 1987: No. 1 Kentucky had a convincing 45-32 lead at halftime over intrastate rival Louisville at halftime at Rupp Arena, but the Cardinals battled all the way back to take a 75-74 lead over the Wildcats late in the game. Kentucky had the ball with 11 seconds left in the game, and Ed Davender took the inbound pass and drove toward the basket for a jumper and missed with four seconds left. But it was Cedric Jenkins who came to the rescue, tipping in the miss for his only made basket of the game, to give the Wildcats the thrilling 76-75 win over their hated rivals. Rex Chapman led Kentucky in scoring with 21 points.
• 1992: No. 3 Kentucky had a comfortable eight point lead against No. 9 Louisville at the half, but blew the game wide open in the second half, outscoring the Cardinals 40-28 for a 88-68 victory over their intrastate rival. The Cardinals didn't help themselves from the charity stripe, making just 16 of their 36 free-throw attempts. The Wildcats were led on offense by three players scoring in double figures, including Jamal Mashburn's 27 points.
• 1998: No. 5 Kentucky used a hot shooting performance, 54.2 percent from the field, to upset No. 2 Maryland 103-91 in a high-scoring affair at Rupp Arena. It was the experienced veterans for the Wildcats that propelled them to victory, with the senior trio of Heshimu Evans, Scott Padgett, and Wayne Turner combining to score 73 of the team's points. Leading that trio was Heshimu Evans, who poured in a career-high 31 points.


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Who would they play against? Right now those kids do have the option to play in the OJHL or wherever, but most chose the OHL route. If there were enough players interested in the NCAA route, the quality of players would already exist in the OJHL.
I think the OHL scholarship fund is actually pretty good and allows kids to go to good Canadian schools for basically a full ride. I think the quality of education you can get at top Canadian schools outranks what you can get at most of the US schools that offer out hockey scholarships (obviously Cornell, Harvard etc. excepted).
EDIT: N.B. - It is only their NCAA eligibility that they lose by playing in the CHL, they still have the opportunity to play at Canadian Universities and have their schooling paid for.
Difference being that you can play and go to college at the same time in the states. Here, you finish playing in the OHL to get 4-5 years paid for and you're 21 years old heading to college, and will graduate when you're 24-25.
I also think the OHL is in the wrong how it screws over the top players - if you sign a pro-contract than your education package is voided. I think that's bush given you play in the ohl and earn a year of tuition for every year you play in the league - but if a player plays pro than he played for free those four years in the OHL? So the good players, the ones who put the butts in the seats, can't get any special treatment while they're on the team but in reality their teammates who cash in on their scholarships were paid 3-4K a year, whereas the pro-player essentially got nothing? All players get the same coaching and opportunities and perks, but a Kevin Lanoe gets 20K for his time hear, and Adam Henrique got nothing?
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My name is Mia Giannis. I am seventeen years old. I live in Valese, Caberra. This has become my mantra and my lifeline, having recently lost my memory due to a scary natural disaster. Yeah. I have amnesia. Messed up, right? You don't know the half of it. Not remembering anything has turned my world upside down. My parents try their hardest to "remind" me of who I was, but it doesn't feel right. Or, if what they're saying is true and that really was me, I'm not sure I like that person very much. And then there's my love life. Apparently, Gavin Ariastasis is my oldest and best friend in the world. Also, apparently, we've never dated. But now, noticing him for what feels like the first time, he's making my heart do somersaults. He knows me inside and out - the real me. Plus, he's sexy and charming as hell. Sounds perfect, right? But then... there's the new guy. Quinn McKeyen - tall, gorgeous and deliciously American. His mischievous grin and slow Midwestern drawl turn my insides to mush in two seconds flat making me question who I really am and what I really want. Seriously. What am I supposed to do with all that?! I feel torn between them, but I barely even know who I am, let alone what I want. I just hope my indecisive heart will clue me in. And sooner rather than later...before I lose what little of my mind that I have left.
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Our Facilities Department is responsible for two main areas:
Custodial: Provide a clean campus through daily cleaning of public and common areas, classrooms, offices, and resident hall restrooms (when not occupied)
Maintenance: Caring for the physical buildings through preventative, routine and work request maintenance.
Douglas (Doug) Walker, Front Line Manager and Director of Facility Services, is the son of a Christian and Missionary Alliance Pastor, who served in several churches. Because of this, he considers Nyack his home, as he is has been here longer than any where. After graduating from Nyack College in 1991, and Alliance Theological Seminary in 1995, he was a Youth Pastor from 1995 until 2000. Then for two (2) years, Doug managed a rental unit property before becoming a test driver for a fork lift lab.
He joined the Aramark Facilities team at Nyack College Graduate School and Seminary on May 2nd, 2005 as the operations manager. Doug's knowledge of the different trades and his natural ability to lead made him the ideal choice to become Director of Facilities and Security in 2010.
Doug oversees all aspects of preventative and day to day maintenance and housekeeping at both the Rockland and New York City campuses. He works collaboratively with faculty, staff and students to enhance the educational experience and environment. The crew of approximately 20 Housekeepers and 15 Tradesmen keep Nyack's campuses clean and maintained.
He is responsible for building maintenance, custodial and grounds, fleet, facility planning and repair and campus safety. Doug works to ensure the care and maintenance of the buildings, grounds and college vehicles meet or exceed county, state and federal codes in all areas.
From October of 2012 through the early part of 2013, Doug, along with his team, took on the challenge of cleaning up after Hurricane Sandy. Stately old trees that have offered shade and resting places were uprooted, and needed to be cleared away. Fortunately, only minor damage was done to some of the buildings, but the team worked quickly to bring everything back to order for the faculty, staff and students.
In May of 2013, Doug coordinated and executed the move of the Manhattan Campus from 361 Broadway to 2 Washington Street, near Battery Park in lower Manhattan. Although the move was one of only two (2) miles, the planning and timing were critical. Offices, classrooms, library books, musical instruments and even pictures on the walls needed to be packed, loaded, delivered and unpacked in the right place and in less than a month. Doug and many of the crew slept on the floors to be able to work late and begin early. It was an amazing accomplishment that ran with (almost) no hitches.
Doug has further enhanced the Security of the campus in several ways. Surveillance cameras have been added to more buildings and areas, so that intruders or inappropriate activities can be detected early. The lettering of the Parking Lots is being re-done, so that students and visitors can find their way around campus, and know where to park more easily.
Doug has worked to grow Nyack College's relationship with the Village of South Nyack. Joint projects as well as individual projects, by either Nyack College or the Village are presented and coordinated so that little interruption is made to the campus during utility or street work. Doug is working alongside the Village to enhance the beauty of the campus through Aramark's and Nyack College's beautification projects.
When the students go home for the summer, Doug and his teams step up their schedules to make repairs, restore furniture, paint where needed, and whatever else needs done to prepare for the many summer conferences that take place on campus.
Doug Walker is a dedicated husband and father of three boys (Who can be almost as delightfully challenging as he was/is) who is very active in his church, All Souls Community, in Suffern, NY. His ability to "fix things" is being used as the congregation works to restore a beautiful old church building and bring new life to it.
Doug and his boys like to jump off of cliffs into tributaries of the Hudson River, and try other exciting things here in the majestic Hudson Valley. Tracy, his beautiful wife, just smiles and loves him, encourages him, and makes the world more beautiful for everyone.
AMELIA DANTAS, Service Response Manager, began working at Nyack College Facilities for Aramark in 2007. She is multi-talented and extremely organized. Because of this, she handles facilities human resources, accounts receivable and payable, scheduling, payroll, TMA Work Requests and much more. She was a key member of the team that spent nearly two years creating and implementing the TMA work request system for the Nyack College Campus.
Amelia was born in Brazil where she received a Bachelor of Arts and Design degree from the Pontificia Catholic University of Campinas. In 1993, she won an award for an oil painting, "Innocent Dream," from the Mapa Cultural Paulista in Itapeva. She also holds Certificates from the Word of Life Seminary, Northern Baptist Seminary and Peel District School Board in Leadership, Sacred Music, English and Computers. She speaks Portuguese, Spanish and English.
She has been married to Dr. Elias Dantas for more than thirty (30) years. In 1996, they left Brazil to plant a Portuguese-speaking church in Canada. In 1999, Amelia won the Millennium Flag Contest for Flying Colors International, the largest banner and flag design company in the country. Flags and banners with her design were waving throughout Canada to bring in the new millennium.
In 2000, Amelia and Elias moved to the United States where Elias accepted a position as the Director of the School of Missions at King College in Tennessee. While there, she worked with 4th and 5th graders at the Holston Elementary school. Amelia volunteered her time to make Holston a delightful place to learn by painting murals in the hallways, the library and throughout the entire school – inside and out. Students and their families still enjoy the murals today.
In 2007, they moved to Nyack where Elias came to create the Doctoral Program for Alliance Theological Seminary, and Amelia joined the Facilities staff of Nyack College. Amelia loves living here in Nyack, and considers the people of the college "family." She enjoys all the sports but especially loves to attend the Warrior Men's Basketball games. On occasion, she travels with Elias to some of the countries his new position as Director for International Relations takes him to.
Most of all, Amelia enjoys visiting their three (3) sons and their families in Virginia and Canada. Amelia and Elias have six (six) grandchildren: Daniella, Giovanna, Helena, Luca, Vitor Steel, and Henry. The three (3) boys were all born this year, and she takes every opportunity she can to visit. Of all the jobs that she handles, being Vovo' (Grandma) is the one she loves the most.
JOHN WOCIAL, Assistant Director of Facility Services and Director of Security, was born in Queens, but grew up in Rockland County, New York. He graduated from North Rockland High School, and then went on to study at the Rochester Institute of Technology. As a graduate from Rochester Institute of Technology, John earned a degree in Industrial Systems Engineering. He has held a position with Titan Tools as an Industrial Engineer. There, his responsibilities included time studies on auto-assembly lines, reverse engineering, line balancing techniques and he developed more efficient material handling systems. He also held a position with Goodrich Fuel and Utility Systems Company as an assistant engineer. There, he trained 150 employees on the proper use of the company's data base system, developed preventive maintenance schedules for facility equipment, directed multiple projects for 5S improvement, visual and ergonomic improvements.
After joining Aramark in 2007, John was positioned in the energy management division of Engineering Solutions. He was the facility manager for the New York State Office of Mental Health, Cook-Chill Production Center. His responsibilities there included energy management, service contract management, daily communication with facility personnel, and developing training procedures for the safe and efficient operation of production equipment and auxiliary machinery. He conducted staff training in proper start up, operation, shut down and emergency shutdown procedures. This helped reduce injuries and premature machinery malfunction. In addition, he researched into the cause of past injuries to identify needed safety improvements and modification to production equipment.
His work at the facility helped to improve facility operational efficiency and increased equipment reliability, safety and life expectancy. John accomplished this by implementing preventative maintenance, predictive maintenance, corrective maintenance as well as safety and code compliance.
John joined Nyack College Facilities at the beginning of 2014, and fit right in to the close knit community of dedicated maintenance and custodial staff.
SAMUEL AKWAA, Lead Officer of Security and Safety, comes from Ghana, West Africa, between Nigeria and Cote' D'Ivore, where he studied at Abrui Sec Tech. He moved to the United States in August of 1997. He has three (3) beautiful children: Evelyn, Yaw and Afua.
When he first came to the U.S., Sam worked as a Warehouse Supervisor for Intellesale.com. In 2004, he began working as a Security Guard for Command Security and SSC Security simultaneously. He recently became the Lead Officer of Safety and Security here at Nyack College, and left Command Security in 2013 to devote his time exclusively to the college.
Sam said he appreciates working at Nyack because he likes everything about the college staff and the environment. Besides making us feel safe and secure, when he flashes his big bright smile, Sam makes the campus a brighter place to be.
He loves being with his children and especially enjoys taking them to the library because they all love to read. Sam also likes to run and play soccer.
RICHARD LOPEZ, NYC Custodial Services Lead Worker, born in Hell's Kitchen on the West Side of Manhattan In 1978, Richie graduated from the Power Memorial Academy, a Catholic High School.
He worked in different positions for two years after graduation then for the next 12 years, from 1980 to 1992, Rich was the manager of the warehouse for MCA Home Videos. From 1992 until 2000, Rich was the Supervisor of Quality Assurance for Liz Claiborne. Then in 2000, Rich was employed as the Dispatch Supervisor for MetroPlex, a Distribution Company for McDonald's.
Rich joined the Aramark team here at Nyack College Facilities in January of 2009. He came on as a Painter, but quickly became a valuable part of all of the operations of the Buildings and Grounds crew, and especially assisted in the Housekeeping Department. He was promoted to the Custodial Lead Worker and moved to the NYC Campus in January of 2014.
Rich commented that the decision to move to the Manhattan Campus was difficult, even though in one sense it feels like going "home." He says his co-workers at Rockland Campus not only gave him a chance, but supported him through some very hard times. They are in many ways, "family." Richie appreciates working with and for Aramark and Nyack College. He says he feels blessed to work here, but he is the one who blesses all those who come into contact with him.
DEBBY PAINE, Office Worker, grew up in Western Pennsylvania. In 1966, strongly influenced by both her Aunt, Flo Cobaugh, who graduated from Nyack College and her high school English teacher, Miss Brown, she chose to attend Nyack College.
At Nyack, she met and married Phil Paine who was working his way through college as a member of the Nyack Buildings and Grounds team. After sharing their lives for forty one (41) years, Phil went to be with Jesus. She needed a job and found herself coming home to Nyack; back to Buildings and Grounds.
Her responsibilities include day-to-day office duties, but her favorite responsibility is registering faculty, staff and student vehicles because it gives her opportunity to meet so many of Nyack College's amazing people. Debby always keeps a basket of candy on her desk and invites anyone to sweeten their day by dropping in for a snicker or some almond "joy."
Debby has published four books, one of them children's book, and has written and directed plays in churches in the Nyack area for more than 30 years. She is putting together a collection of her plays, and is working on her next book, "A View From the Outhouse," memories and lessons learned at her grandparents' farm in Mount Union, Pennsylvania. She loves her children, her church and her home in the Hudson Highlands, but her four (4) grandsons, Stephen, Jacob, Caleb and David are the delight of her life.
Made up of about 20 people from Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Columbia, Ecuador, Cambodia as well as the United States, our Custodial Staff are a joyful international team. They do so much more than keep our Campus buildings clean. They do their work with happy hearts and warm smiles. Many of them say they love being around the students, and often have a shoulder to lean on, or a word of encouragement to share with them.
Approximately 15 Maintenance Staff care for the campus and grounds. We have great carpenters, plumbers, HVAC technicians, groundskeepers, electricians and general maintenance staff. Many of our tradesmen have been with us for more than 10 years, and a few more than 20 years. Their gifts, talents and dedication keep the buildings and ground a safe and comfortable place for our faculty, staff and students.


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12/5 Update: According to AllThingsD today, Mozilla and Google are still actively negotiating a Firefox search deal.
Original Post: Over the past three days, internet browser Firefox has been in the news quite a bit- and not much of it good…
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A day later, we find out from zdnet that Firefox is finding that some users don't like their recent product changes and are refusing to upgrade from v 3.6 to v 8.0.1.
Finally, ReadWriteWeb writes that Google may have not renewed their 3-year agreement to keep it the default search engine of Firefox. This agreement accounts for 84% of Firefox's revenue, so a non-renewal is a bit problematic for Mozilla.
On top of slipping in the desktop browser rankings, users that don't like the product redesign and potentially losing 84% of their revenue, Mozilla has played very little in the mobile world to date. If you have read any of the trend predictions, you'll know that mobile is predicted to continue its massive growth spurt through 2012. Mozilla needs to make some quick repositioning if they want to continue to compete against Microsoft, Google and Apple.
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'Glee' Co-Creator Ryan Murphy Discusses Cory Monteith Tribute Episode
More information has emerged on how 'Glee' will be saying goodbye to the late Cory Monteith and his beloved character on the show, Finn Hudson.
More information has emerged on how 'Glee' will be saying goodbye to the late Cory Monteith and his beloved character on the show, Finn Hudson.
The fine folks at NBC really need to look into their geography department, because for the second time this summer they have totally failed at knowing where places are.
Recent casting announcements for 'New Girl' season 3 haven't proved as exciting as when former 'Happy Endings' star Damon Wayans Jr. was announced to return to his pilot role as "Coach," but the bevy of new stars joining the quirky FOX comedy merits mention. Not only will 'Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23' star Dreama Walker pop up as a B in her own right, but so too will 'The Office' star Angela Kinsey, and previous guest star Eva Amurri.
Iconic cinema classic 'The Wizard of Oz' has spawned numerous TV attempts, everything from the Sci-Fi channel's 'Tin Man,' to Syfy's 'Warriors of Oz,' to a 'Game of Thrones'-style 'Red Brick Road' and even 'Once Upon A Time,' so what's next? Why, CBS medical drama 'Dorothy' of course! It makes perfect sense! Summon the TV-maker people, guys, we're serial!
Fans of AMC's hit TV show "Breaking Bad" are getting all pumped up because of the return f the show on August 11. Before the final season airs, we get to take a look at what it would look like if it were ever adapted to a Middle School Musical. We only wish that a school would pick it up for a winter 2013/2014 run.
Recently Kristin Chenoweth was on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Kristin as you know is very big on Broadway and spends most of her time in New York, so when Anthony Weiner decided to run for mayor she thought she would have a little fun by changing up the lyrics to 'Popular'...
The event that most basic cable subscribers live for is finally here! Shark Week! Are you afraid to go in the water?
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Following the untimely passing of 'Glee' star Cory Monteith, producers and writers of the Fox hit were left scrambling with how to deal with the loss of a major character.
While writers held emergency meetings on dealing with the loss of Finn, one definite move has been made: Season 5 will start later than originally planned.
Last month, Cory Monteith, his girlfriend Lea Michele and a bunch of other 'Glee' cast members gathered in L.A. for a promotional photo shoot in anticipation of Season 5 of the FOX musical sitcom. However, in light of Monteith's recent passing, we're left wondering how the show will handle his death.


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Today, I was operating on a young girl, when she began to awaken during the surgery. We quickly put her back under, of course, but now I'm terrified that she'll remember my profuse cursing and get me in the shit with my curmudgeonly killjoy of a boss. FML
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The New Mexico VA Health Care System (NMVAHCS) and the University of New Mexico (UNM) School of Medicine Department of Dermatology are seeking a Board-certified/Board-eligible dermatologist to serve as a Section Chief of Dermatology at NMVAHCS. The VA's basic qualification standards may be found at http://www.vacareers.va.gov/application-process/navigating/before-you-apply.asp. Candidates must also qualify for an academic appointment at UNM at the level of associate or full professor. A candidate with a track record of excellence in leadership is preferred.
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"Computing that can think" has been an IT battle cry for the last 30 years, but the price of artificial intelligence has been out of reach for most enterprises. Enter the cloud -- along with its cost efficiency -- and perhaps a revised business case for thinking machines. Amazon Web Services, Google, and Microsoft are all on board, and they each have some kind of practical AI offering.
In the context of business, artificial intelligence is called "machine learning" -- that's the best way to explain it in boardrooms. Machine learning can determine patterns, think about how those patterns are emerging, and even get better at predicting patterns before they emerge.
An example is an inventory control system. You know that the amount of inventory you keep on hand is determined by demand. You also know you can do a fairly good job of predicting demand based on what the demand was last year and the year before. You might be able to pull off 65 percent accuracy.
Machine learning takes this concept to the next level, in that you can change how the system needs to think via the patterns you detect. In the inventory example, you can also take into consideration economic data, weather data, changing demographics, the overall pattern of the business, and so on.
However, machine learning needs to do more than determine correlations, which you can already accomplish with data science. In fact, machine learning brings a certain value: The ability to remember how the correlations actually made productive calls, as to what to do with inventory or, to a great extent, what to do with the business -- that is, actually thinking and making decisions based upon experiences, not data alone.
Does it make sense for your enterprise to use cloud-based machine learning? I think the answer for most is yes. Most business processes can benefit from the use of automated decisions that work with machine learning and good data analytics.
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|Reviews for The Night Is For Stargazing
| Alyx7 chapter 1 . 7/30/2003
Aw! Damn, it's stuff like that that makes me proud to be a hopeless romantic!
Keep writing, please, so my existance, and the existance of thousands of other hopeless romantics can be justified!
No reference to the Justin Timberlake/Christina Aguilara concert intended!
Other than the one I just made, anyway!
| a1sauce chapter 1 . 4/29/2003
One word: perfection.
| eccentric chapter 1 . 4/28/2003
Aw so cute :) You're such a good writer! I love it.
| Callie chapter 1 . 4/28/2003
Thank you, Alyssa! I loved it! Aw. I need somethign to take my mind off of stupid Penny/Gavin. Ew. lol. and you really did that. It was very good. Thanks!
| Cerie Blue chapter 1 . 4/27/2003
Well done! Wonderfully romantic. Of course, I'm biased since I'm part of the sappy couple there at the end.
I like the description of a night for stargazing. You use things that are familiar to everyone to relate us to what's going on between Jake and Penny. And, coming from someone who's never watched GMM, pretty damn good!


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Elmwood revamps Curtis Fine Papers
Elmwood has revamped Curtis Fine Papers brand positioning and created a swatch book.
Elmwood has revamped Curtis Fine Papers brand positioning and created a swatch book.
Do Blondes have more fun? Decide for yourself at an exhibition, from 6 March until 26 April, based on Joanna Pitman's new book of the same name, which celebrates the fair-haired, from glamour to grunge. Venue: Getty Images Gallery, 3 Jubilee Place, London SW3. Exploring architecture as an art form is the aim of Birds […]
Twelve Stars has created the name and identity for Promissor, the global business services subsidiary of Vivendi Universal, formerly two companies called CAT and ASI.
Pack To Go, the second Pira International conference for the latest developments in packaging design and market research, is aimed at clients and packaging designers and takes place on 31 March and 1 April. Contact: www.piranet.com or Jo Stone on email@example.com for registration details.
The Met Office is reviewing its branding and positioning as it readies itself for a move to its £80m headquarters, complete with Platform-designed interactive visitor centre, later this year. The national weather forecaster is working with Banc to audit its key relationships against 'brand behaviours and values'. Met Office brand communications manager Gordon Higgins says, […]
Redhouse Lane has revamped BAA's internal communications newspaper Airwaves. The first new-look edition is published this month.
Madison Avenue image-maker George Lois is to release a book, $ellebrity: My Angling and Tangling with Famous People, published by Phaidon in April. Lois, who practically invented the modern art of celebrity endorsement, set up his own ad agency, Papert Koenig Lois, in 1960. Two years later, he began designing a series of magazine covers […]
Hoop has designed the promotional collateral for the Tate Modern's Live Culture festival, which takes place from 27-30 March.
International development charity VSO has appointed Underwired as its on-line creative consultancy. The group will create microsites and viral brand-awareness campaigns.
SIR Terence Conran is to write to Prime Minister Tony Blair urging him not to go ahead with military action in Iraq. The move follows an emotional plea by Conran to some 800 delegates at the international Design Indaba conference held in Cape Town, South
It seems you can't keep Small Japanese Soldier out of the news. The consultancy (for the benefit of Jestico & Whiles' Tim Ling that's what it is, not a vegetable or a book) e-mails us to say Paul Kelleher – the bloke who lopped the head off the statue of
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This coming Saturday 28th November Pontypridd travel to the Bridge Field to play Bedwas in a Premiership fixture that kicks off at 2:30pm. more
This coming Saturday 28th November Pontypridd travel to the Bridge Field to play Bedwas in a Premiership fixture that kicks off at 2:30pm. more
The second round of the Foster's Challenge Cup was completed with matches played midweek and on the following Saturday. more
Bridgend secured a fair share of early possession but were unable to make significant inroads into the home half. The opening exchanges of the game were scrappy with neither twenty-two lines breached. Having shown aggression in defence Ponty then went on the attack but without achieving a breakthrough. more
The Challenge Cup tie between Pontypridd and Bridgend will go ahead as scheduled this afternoon - kick off time 2:30pm. more
Following a press release by the WRU on 18th November reporting on the initiatives discussed in a meeting held on the previous evening to promote the game at Premiership and Championship level, Pontypridd RFC has received enquiries from its supporters and benefactors about the outcome of the review. more
This coming Saturday 21st November, Pontypridd welcome Bridgend to Sardis Road for a home fixture in the Foster's Challenge Cup. The match will kick off at 2:30pm. more
Pontypridd will hope to get their Foster's Challenge Cup campaign underway this coming Saturday 21st November with a home tie against Bridgend. more
Pontypridd RFC were delighted to play a part in the turning on of the town's Christmas Lights in a special event held on Saturday 14th November. more
The Foster's Challenge Cup got off to a rather fragmented start, with games being played midweek and on the weekend, two of which were postponed due to the dreadful weather conditions. more
The Challenge Cup tie between Aberavon and Pontypridd has been called off due to a waterlogged pitch. more
This coming Saturday 14th November, Pontypridd travel to the Talbot Athletic Ground to play Aberavon in their first Challenge Cup fixture that kicks off at 2:30pm. more
Pontypridd's season takes a change of direction as the inaugural Fosters Challenge Cup gets underway this coming weekend. The focus will now be on developing new talent and nurturing the future generation of Ponty players. more
Pontypridd lock Alex Jones has been forced to concede his playing career to a persistent ankle injury, with family and work commitments taking precedence over any plans for surgery and recuperation. more
Reflecting the dismal November weather, in terms of the Pontypridd squad's injury problems, it could be said that it never rains but it pours. more
On a cold Saturday afternoon in November, Pontypridd journeyed to the Brewery Field with hopes of breaking their run of losses against Bridgend. This Premiership clash proved to be an anxious one for the travelling Ponty support, with a final score of 30pts to 12 in Bridgend's favour. more
Pontypridd cling on to top spot in the Premiership by their fingernails following a third defeat in four games, the latest reverse coming away to Bridgend. more
It was Bridgend who posted the first score, edging into their opponents' half for outside half Joe Scrivens to hoist over a penalty with two minutes gone. The Ravens almost struck again as they launched a kick and rush counter, winger Ryan Griffiths going close to scoring. more
This coming Saturday 7th November Pontypridd travel to the Brewery Field, Bridgend for a Premiership game that kicks off at 2:30pm. more
Prop Keiron Jenkins has departed the Pontypridd squad following a three year stint with the club. more
League leaders Pontypridd had their advantage trimmed to just three points following an uncharacteristic reverse against Ebbw Vale. more
On a sunny Halloween afternoon at Sardis Road, Pontypridd fans were worried that Ebbw Vale's indifferent run of form would change as the two teams went head to head in their first Premiership meeting of the season. more
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So, yeah - no pressure or anything. This year's costumes would have to be something really good. Something that said without a doubt, "WE ARE A FAMILY OF FOUR!" But what? Since my brain got hijacked sometime back in August, I threw it out to Liam to see if he could come up with an idea. A creative kid like Liam? I knew he'd come up with something spectacular.Mom and Dad are friends,Mom and Dad are friends,Mom and Dad are friends,
Mom and Dad are friends!When we go to Halloween,
We go trick-or-treating,Great costumes as a family of three,
I wonder what we'll make for Finny?Because Liam and Finn are brothers,
Liam and Finn are brothers,
Liam and Finn are brothers,
Liam and Finn are brothers!
But instead he came up with Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends. Which is fine, I guess, just not the uniter I was hoping for. Also, well, there were just a few problems.
One - did you happen to notice Spider-Man only has two friends? So that brings the grand total of costumes to three, not four. We could make it work if Finny was the bad guy (my friend suggested giving him menacing eyebrows which - totally), BUT it kind of defeats the purpose.
Two - that's a helluva lot of Spandex for a woman who just gave birth! I could see giving it the old college try for the sake of my kid only to come out looking like someone else entirely.
Not exactly my idea of fun. (Although this video almost changed my mind...)
Three - Today is Halloween and I have yet to put together costumes. Liam is all set for Spider-Man but Bill and I don't have Ice Man or Firestar costumes. I'm sure I could run out to American Apparel and take care of that problem in five minutes flat but with hospital bills coming out the wazoo, I don't think this is a very good time for us to be blowing a heap of cash on Spandex.
Four - Liam has already worn his Spider-Man costume at least a hundred times. Around the house, to the park, to Home Depot...you name it. While he doesn't care at all, to me that completely takes away from the specialness of Halloween. Halloween is supposed to be the one day a year you can be someone different. It's not just another trip to Home Depot - it's freaking Halloween!
But the fun of dressing up seems totally lost on Liam. The other day I got out ALL the costumes from the basement (like four boxes) so he and his friend Sia could practice trick-or-treating. While they were all over the idea getting candy, it was like pulling teeth to get them to put on a costume.
Here he is as a giraffe who hates his mother.
The only thing they could get fired up about were these ghost costumes.
Blankets over your heads? Lame.
Although a proper ghost costume could be kind of cute. And if we were all classic Halloween figures, it would be totally uniting! Finn could be a pumpkin (he already has the costume), I could be a witch (how hard could that be), and Bill could be a ghost with Liam or a zombie (he's been wanting to be a zombie for months).
Liam was super excited about it until this morning when I suggested making a ghost costume where his head would actually stick out - you know, so he could see where he was going and we could see his face in pictures.
"It'll be fun," I said. "We'll cut a hole for your head and then put powder on your face and head to make you look all white!"
"No, thanks."
"But, you can't just put a sheet over your head, Liam. That's not a costume."
"Sorry. A sheet over my head is all I can handle."
So, yeah. We've got about eight hours until it's time to trick-or-treat and I have no idea what we're going to be. A family of zombies (presumably one without anything weird on his face or head)? Spider-Man and his Boring Parents? Classic trick-or-treaters? Or maybe Liam will decide to be a giraffe (he got kind of excited about it after Vanna wore one on Wheel the other night) and leave the rest of us to figure out our own damn costumes. Hmmm...
What are you and yours going to be?


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On Monday, Nabisco gave the world the gift of cinnamon bun-flavored Oreos, ending the months long wait by sandwich cookie devotees. The new offering combines cinnamon-flavored cookies with cinnamon bun and frosting-flavored creme.
If cinnamon buns aren't your thing, the company also announced that their Red Velvet Oreos will also return to shelves for Valentine's Day.
(via Eater)


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Marmoleum Modular tile collection
- Supplier:
- INZIDE Commercial
Our Marmoleum Modular tile collection takes linoleum out of its traditional environment. It offers a playful experiment with colour & design, like no other floor covering has done before. Marmoleum Modular presents itself in 4 individual expressions:
Play with Shade
Shade contains concrete structures in cool and warm greys as well as black and white. They are designed to combine amongst each other and the colour range is presented in delicate steps of colour intensity and hues to create natural realistic stone and concrete patterns. The XL tile (75x50 cm) allows you to emphasize the material connection of slate and stone.
Play with Colour
A fashionable collection of pastels as well as a modern mix of colourful concrete varieties and a full spectre of bright warm colours liven up the environment. This is the heart of the collection and the one for which linoleum is most well-known: colour. Colours can be used as focus, accents or as a different way to express the environment.
Play with Marble
Classic and contemporary marbled colours that have been created to mix and match to give a special dimension to your floor plan. Make marbled linoleum come to life by combining the exiting marbles that work together like a real natural stone floor.
Play with Lines
15 individual colours ranked in hue and colour tone make up this spectacular plank and tile collection. Lines is ideal for creating natural looking floors, nicely aligned or in herringbone, in uniform colours or a in a subtle mix, with a hint of abstract woods.
Dimensionally stable, warranted for 15 years (easy), simple to install and beautiful to behold.
Head Office
INZIDE Commercial
52B Arrenway Drive
North Harbour, Auckland, 0632
Phone: 0800 800 ...
Head Office
INZIDE Commercial
52B Arrenway Drive
North Harbour, Auckland, 0632
Phone: 0800 800 ...