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K-State Falls at Texas Tech
K-State Falls at Texas Tech
Jan. 9, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas – Despite a late rally, Kansas State suffered through one of its roughest shooting performances of the season, as Texas Tech defended its home floor with a 59-50 win on Wednesday night at the United Spirit Arena.
K-State (10-5, 1-2 Big 12) was led by Bri Craig with a career-high 18 points on 6-of-12 shooting, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc. The freshman from Lincoln, Neb., has scored in double digits in seven games this season and three of the last five. Her effort Wednesday night surpassed her career-high of 15 at UNLV on Dec. 21.
Brittany Chambers narrowly missed her fourth double-double of the season, as finished with 15 points and a team-high nine rebounds. This was Chambers' 14th game in double figures this season and the 88th in her career. She has led K-State in rebounding in eight games this season and 44 games in her career.
For the night, the Wildcats shot .306 from the field (15-of-49) including a 5-of-22 performance from beyond the arc.
Texas Tech (12-3, 2-1 Big 12) received diverse scoring, as eight of the nine players who saw action registered points. The Lady Raiders were led by Kelsi Baker and Jackie Patterson with 14 points apiece. Baker also added eight rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal to her final stat line.
Both teams pieced together early runs, as K-State jumped out to an 8-0 lead to open the game highlighted by a pair of Craig three-point field goals. Texas Tech answered with a 27-9 run to secure a 27-17 lead at the half.
During Texas Tech's run for the remainder of the first half, the Wildcats made two field goals for the final 13 minutes of the opening stanza. K-State was held to a .208 field goal percentage in the first half, while carding a season-low for points in a half.
After K-State narrowed the Texas Tech lead to eight following a pair of Craig free throws, the Lady Raiders distanced themselves from the Wildcats with a 10-3 run to capture a 39-24 lead with 11:57 to play.
Texas Tech would build its lead to 19 on two separate occasions in the second half. K-State pieced together a 12-2 run in the final three and a half minutes of the game to bring the deficit to seven, 57-50, with 41 seconds remaining. The Wildcats' run was boosted by consecutive three-pointers from Chambers and Craig.
K-State returns to Bramlage to host West Virginia on Saturday at 3 p.m. Saturday's game marks K-State's participation in the "Pack the House" initiative, as all tickets and select concession items will available for just $1. Fans will also see a halftime performance from the national act "Quick Change." To purchase tickets to Saturday's game, contact the K-State athletics ticket office at (800) 221-CATS, visit the office in Bramlage Coliseum or log onto kstatesports.com/tickets.


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Chester, PA (April 28, 2014) -- Kyle Bowker earned his first gold ring and $115,920 in prize money Monday afternoon at Harrah's Philadelphia. The 31-year-old professional poker player from Walton, NY, has been a staple on the tournament circuit for about eight years, but this is his first win in a major live event. He came out on top of the field of 336 entries and earned himself a seat in the National Championship.
"Pretty awesome" is how he described feeling after the win. "I've come close a lot...it's hard to get a win," he said. The soft-spoken Bowker is looking forward to his first appearance in the National Championship next month. "I've been close a couple of times" he said, "that'll be cool". "On the bubble I had ten big blinds and I doubled up, shoved all-in from the small blind with Q9...he had 7s and called. I doubled up. I was still kinda short, with 15-20 big blinds for the rest of the day, " he said. Bowker arrived at the final table dead last in chips with fewer than 14 big blinds. "I got lucky the first hand, with A9 against AJ against Justin," he said, referring to Justin Liberto, his heads-up opponent. "Justin took more bad beats from two tables down in a tournament than I've ever seen anyone take...like 3 or 4 really bad ones. He kept his composure and played awesome". Liberto earned $71,664 for second place.
Over the last nine years, Kyle Bowker has amassed more than $2.1 million in live tournament earnings. His first big score was in the 2006 WSOP Main Event, where he finished 37th for $247,399. He came close to a ring in 2009 when he finished 2nd in the Harrah's Atlantic City Circuit Main Event, earning $128,357. For the fourth consecutive year, Harrah's Philadelphia has hosted a Circuit series and it continues to draw some big names: November Niner Russell Thomas, WSOP bracelet holders Jeff Madsen, Loni Harwood, Ryan Eriquezzo, Ken 'Teach' Aldridge, David 'ODB' Baker, Eric 'basebaldy' Baldwin, and Dan Heimiller. All of them failed to make the money.
The Main Event was the 9th of 12 gold ring events on the WSOP Circuit schedule at Harrah's Philadelphia. The $1,675 Buy-In No-Limit Hold'em tournament featured two starting flights on Friday and Saturday, April 25th and 26th. The event drew a total of 336 entries with a maximum of two entries per player: 146 in Flight A, 182 in Flight B, and 8 more before the start of Day 2. After playing 9 hours on Day 1, there were 47 advancing from Flight A, 60 advancing from Flight B, plus the 8 late registrants, making a total of 115 players starting Day 2.
Day 2 began at 2pm Sunday and after playing 14.5 hours, they reached the final table at about 4:30am and bagged up for the night. On Day 3, the final table began at 2pm with 12 minutes remaining in the 10k/20k/3k blind level and it was over a little over five hours later. The total prize pool for this event came to $504,000 and that was distributed to the final 36 players with a min-cash good for $2,903. Notable names to make the money include Sean Lippel (30th), Kenny Nguyen (25th), Dennis Phillips (21st), Roland Israelashvili (18th), Joseph McKeehen (17th), Kunal Patel (15th), and Matt Stout (13th). Also making the money was none other than recently crowned WPT World Championship winner Keven Stammen. Stammen, who won the prestigious event and $1.35 million the night before, made the trek to Harrah's Philadelphia to buy in for a 12 big blind stack at the start of Day 2. He found an incredible triple up early in play and fought his way into the money, ultimately finishing in 32nd place for $2,903.

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Surveillance and Follow-up for Latent Tuberculosis Infection and Risk of Developing Active Tuberculosis in Patients Receiving Long-term Dialysis
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|To Predict the Potential of Development of Active Tuberculosis in Those Receiving Long-term Dialysis by Using Interferon-gamma Release Assy
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Surveillance and Follow-up for Latent Tuberculosis Infection and Risk of Developing Active Tuberculosis in Patients Receiving Long-term Dialysis
- Development of active tuberculosis [ Time Frame: 3 years ]
|Study Start Date:
|February 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
IGRA-positive group
The subjects who have positive results of interferon-gamma release assay
IGRA-negative group
The subjects who have negative results of interferon-gamma release assay
Detailed Description:
Tuberculosis (TB) remains an important infectious disease worldwide. Taiwan is still an edemic area. In 2008, there is an incidence of 62 persons having TB per 100,000 population. To control TB, we should prevent further TB transmission via early diagnosis and treatment of latent TB. In screening the risk population for TB, patients with renal failure acquiring long-term dialysis, in addition to close contacts, have higher incidence and mortality than general population. Moreover, the risk for active TB in dialysis patients is ten to 25 times larger. In Taiwan, the dialysis group is important because it has higher prevalence (2228 per in per million people by 2009 annual report of United States Renal Data System) than other countries in the world. In particular, the dialysis patients usually has an extrapulmonary presentation for their TB, so diagnosis is always delay. Hence, we should detect latent TB in those dialysis patients for monitor them from active tuberculosis.
Currently, interferon-gamma release assays (IGRAs) are used for finding out those with latent TB and have been proven useful for those being immunocompromised, and having BCG vaccination. For dialysis patients, IGRAs have been tested and been considered better than skin tuberculin test. However, previous studied rarely observed the patients receiving peritoneal dialysis. Besides, those cross-sectional studies used the indirect evidence for diagnosis and lacked longitudinal follow-up. We thus conducted this study for observing the prevalence of latent TB in those receiving hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis by using IGRAs. We also kept one-year follow-up for the primary outcome of active TB occurrence.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- age equal to or more than 18-years old
- having received dialysis more than 3 months
Exclusion Criteria:
- Positive HIV test
- Liver cirrhosis, Child-Pugh class C
- Receiving long-term systemic corticosteroid use
- Receiving chemotherapy within recent three months
- Life span is less than one year
- Being suspected to have active tuberculosis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01311999
|National Taiwan University Hospital
|Taipei, Taiwan, 100
|Principal Investigator:
|Chin-Chung Shu, MD
|National Taiwan University Hospital
|Responsible Party:
|National Taiwan University Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01311999 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 8, 2011
|Last Updated:
|December 3, 2013
Keywords provided by National Taiwan University Hospital:
latent tuberculosis, renal failure, dialysis, interferon-gamma release assay
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Latent Tuberculosis
Mycobacterium Infections
Actinomycetales Infections
Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections
Bacterial Infections
Antineoplastic Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
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Gorman embracing competition within Gators' defense
Published: Sunday, August 24, 2014 at 5:03 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 24, 2014 at 5:03 p.m.
Florida senior defensive back Jabari Gorman said he doesn't mind not being named starting free safety yet.
"It's competing, and I think doing that keeps me going every day," Gorman said. "I don't want to be too settled down. I want to be grinding, keep working, and get those other guys to work better and get better so we can all be a great team, a great secondary."
Gorman figures to play a prominent role in UF's secondary this season. Whether it's at free safety or nickel back remains to be seen. Gorman is capable of playing both spots, Florida coach Will Muschamp said.
Other than sophomore strong safety Keanu Neal and sophomore All-SEC cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III, the rest of Florida's starters in the secondary remain up in the air. Gorman is competing for the starting spot at safety or nickel back with redshirt freshman Nick Washington, sophomore Marcus Maye, true freshman Duke Dawson and redshirt freshman Marcell Harris.
"I do think it's very close and I do think those guys all do some nice things for us," Muschamp said. "We certainly can function and win with all of them."
Of the group, though, Gorman brings the most experience. The 5-foot-10, 184-pound Miami native played in all 12 games for the Gators last season and made five starts at safety. For the season, Gorman finished sixth on the team in tackles (48) with one interception and seven pass breakups.
"Hopefully, I can bring leadership," Gorman replied when asked about his role in the secondary. "Leadership and communication."
If Gorman wins the starting job at safety, he realizes he'll be slotted for an important job. Though Florida finished fifth in the nation in total defense last season, the Gators were prone to occasional breakdowns in coverage. In 12 games, Florida allowed six touchdown passes of 20 yards or more and four TD passes of 30 yards or more.
"That's very important because everything is on us at the end of the day, at the end of the game and we have to make these plays because everybody is counting on us," Gorman said. "That's one thing we take very seriously and that's one thing, me and the other guys, we're trying to erase that right now."
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In her graceful, compelling style, Dava Sobel chronicles the history of the Copernican Revolution, relating the story of astronomy from Aristotle to the Middle Ages. In its midst will be her play, And the Sun Stood Still, imagining the dialogue that would have transpired between Rheticus and Copernicus in their months together. As she achieved with her best sellers Longitude and Galileo's Daughter, Sobel expands the bounds of science writing, giving us an unforgettable portrait of scientific achievement.
©2011 Dava Sobel (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC
"Too much about Copernicus' daily life"
I was disappointed in the story. Less science - too much about his daily life - which was rather boring. However, the current thinking (at that time) was well described and shows what Copernicus was up against. But, overall, a real let-down from her earlier work - Longitude - which was excellent.
"Interesting but Not Perfect"
I enjoyed the placing of the Copernicus story in context in history but would have preferred more discussion of the science. My copy also had some weird editing with some sentences repeated randomly throughout the book. The narrator was very good. All in all an interesting book.
"Good, but not her best."
I enjoy all Dava Sobel's work. But this one was not as riveting. Confusing formats with a play within the story. Not geared as well for audio.
"Illuminating and creative"
The play idea worked well, sandwiched between the historical retelling. I learned quite a bit. Maybe wish more was done on how this shook the worldview, and on his methods, but still good.
"More than just a Perfect Heavan"
This is a great immersion in history that puts much into perspective - about religious struggles, European political history and importantly the challenging emerging sciences
Copernicus comes across as a pretty remarkable and just person who was probably quite radical for his time - not only with his heavenly theories but his attitude toward justice and his treatment of others
Suzanne I found a little hard to listen to but I did get used to her style after awhile. She wasn't the easiest.
Yes this book is pretty fundamental in terms of its coverage of history - a very good listen.
The play in the middle of the work was one of the best parts of the book - the book really came together with the play.
"Too Much "Gossip" in a Book About a Great Man"
It's OK.
The play in the middle was the best part. I like it. But the surrounding material was a let-down: I wanted more science, math, and philosphy.
"Good, but not her best."
I enjoy all Dava Sobel's work. But this one was not as riveting. Confusing formats with a play within the story. Not geared as well for audio.
"I gave up."
I purchased this book based on my previous listens of
"Not as good as I'd hoped"
Longitude was a masterpiece, but this sadly isn't. Sobel takes (it seems) every last scrap of archive material, and then tells a story largely about the religious politics of the day.
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Pivotal game tonight, with the host Thrashers just four points behind the Rangers for the seventh spot in the Eastern Conference. (Carolina is in eighth place, three points behind the Rangers.) The Rangers, with five losses in a row, aren't the only team that's struggling. Atlanta has lost four straight and is 2-5-3 in its last 10.
According to our friend Andrew Gross, Lundqvist is back in goal. Eminger is prucha'd for the fifth straight game. Ondrej Pavelec starts in goal for the Thrashers.
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Book a flight to Peshawar to visit this intriguing city at the foot of the Khyber Pass. Having played an important role in trading for centuries, this frontier town has a distinct Afghan flavour despite its location in Pakistan. The atmospheric old city is filled with a labyrinth of bazaars, the air fragrant with spices.
Traders jostle for space at stalls selling everything from green tea to mobile phones. This buzzing, bustling city sees the frenetic pace of modern life collide with history and culture around every corner. You can fly to Peshawar with Qatar Airways, and quickly lose yourself in one of the most fascinating places on earth.
On your trip to Peshawar, it quickly becomes apparent that auto-rickshaw is the easiest and most popular way to get around. However, walking is without doubt the best way to see the Old City Centre. It's here you'll find Peshawar Museum, home to the world's largest collection of Gandharan art and Mohabbat Khan Mosque. Built in 1630 AD, it is one of the city's finest mosques and is well worth visiting.
One of Peshawar's most historic sights is Bala Hisar Fort. Rebuilt in 1834, today it is Frontier Corps Headquarters. You can enjoy great city views from the ramparts or wander around the small-but-interesting museum.
When the weather is sunny, a hiking tour of the mountains surrounding the city is a great way to see the countryside. You can lose yourself for hours in the peaceful contemplative surroundings of Ziarat Rahman Baba's tomb on the city's outskirts. This shrine to one of the masters of Pashto poetry dates back to the 17th century.
Take time to explore the city's bazaars when you travel to Peshawar. Qissa Khawani was once the city's most famous bazaar and today sells everything you could ever need. Smuggler's Bazaar is where you will find imported goods from Afghanistan.
Peshawar's cuisine can be fairly spicy for the uninitiated, so don't be afraid to express your preferences for spice-level when it comes to dining out. Local specialities include Chapli Kebab, a flat beef kebab, as well as Tikka and Karahi style dishes. Tikka involves barbecuing the meat or fish in a spicy marinade, whilst karahi brings together a collection of ingredients stir-fried with chilli and tomatoes. Fried fish, pakora and samosa are popular street food snacks, available from vendors across the city.
Look out for a particularly tempting sweet treat called Faluda. A rose syrup, basil and tapioca sweet drink, this refreshing beverage is often sold at bazaars in the summer months. Peshawar is also known for its Kawa, or green tea, which is usually served sweet.
You will find plenty of European cafés and restaurants as well as fast-food outlets in the city, with fine dining available at Peshawar's five-star hotels and other English-speaking establishments.
Bargaining is a must in Peshawar and you can haggle not only at the bazaars but in the shops too. As a general rule, offer half the asking price as a starting point. Travel to Peshawar and you'll find Afghani and Pakistani handicrafts and clothing fabric are popular choices. Bazar Shah Qabool Olia and Khyber Bazar are the best places to find handicrafts. For clothing fabric, try the area surrounding Shafi Market.
Dean's Trade Centre near Sadar Road is home to a range of shops and can often be less crowded than the frenetic bazaars. For high-quality fabric and ready-to-wear fashion, Sadar Road and Arbab Road are home to outlets and plazas offering bargains.
Flights to Peshawar with Qatar Airways arrive at Peshawar International Airport, Pakistan's fourth busiest airport.
Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. So before you fly to Peshawar please check the visa and passport requirements.
Currency: Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
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Plugs: Type C / D
Language: English / Urdu
International dialing code: +92
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Spirit Groups play an integral role in athletic departments across the United States. UCSD epitomizes what the college and athletic experience is meant to be. With 23 varsity sports there is never a shortage of excitement here on campus. King Triton and the rest of his spirit leaders encourage all to come out and support Triton Athletics. To learn more about the various spirit groups please click on teh corresponding links below:
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I'd hit the favorite part of my run when I saw him. My head chatter had finally ceased and my body was moving forward peacefully, on autopilot, when BAM! He reached for me from behind the wrought iron fence, inches away, grotesquely disfigured, the undead rising from the yard's finely landscaped mulch. My brain synapses fired in this order: (1) Zombie apocalypse! (2) Liquefy the bowels! (3) Halloween decoration? (4) Abort liquefication! Repeat, abort!
Ah, Halloween, the season when otherwise kindly neighbors prompt you to consider wearing Depends Undergarments. Or force you to make small talk with them at a party, while they're dressed as a pimp and hooker. Or try to frisk your husband in her raunchy cop outfit. (This one is, ahem, of course purely hypothetical. Over my dead body, Officer Pleather!)
Halloween is an increasingly confusing holiday. Sure, it was weird when my parents sent me off to elementary school dressed as a middle-age, male flasher. Or when they wrapped me tight with toilet paper, or hunted for hypodermic needles in my loot bag. Compared to Halloween today, though, those were the good ol' days.
Walk into a mall costume store and you'll understand what I mean. The array of horrifying costumes, bloody knives, devil pitchforks and gore will haunt your dreams. The masks are not made in China; they are made in Hell, designed by Satan himself. Please, watch for the scary clown that operates on a motion detector, especially if you have heart issues.
These costumes (along with the pimps and gangsters) are marketed to men. Women get to choose between sexy and totally inappropriate, which means choosing between Sexy Alien and Sexy Nun. Those looking to be less overtly sexy can mix in cute with options like Sexy Finding Nemo and Sexy Bert or Ernie. The girls' costumes are essentially the same as the women's, with "sassy" substituting for sexy. Sassy Alien, Sassy Princess, Sassy Schoolgirl, you get the wholesome picture. The boys get to be superheroes and warriors.
On Halloween night, I don't expect kids in homemade, original costumes (like flashers) to thrust their greedy fists into my candy bowl. I'm prepared for the Bart-Simpson-from-a-bag costume, the Miley Cyrus teddy bear/foam finger ensemble, and the ubiquitous kid wearing his soccer uniform still reeking from soccer practice, dressed as a soccer player.
I'm also ready for my son to run himself ragged to net pounds of candy, which he will then trade in for cash at $2 a pound at the orthodontist's office. If my son were a tad more savvy, he'd make me an offer to skip the middleman. I'd be happy to hand over 10 bucks and keep him inside that night.
My serene running loop is now peppered with gauzy ghosts twisting from tree branches, skeletons sitting on porch chairs and monster spiders perched atop headstones. The zombie house scared the bejeezus out of me again, this time with a Gollum lookalike crouching under a bush. In that instant, I concocted a fantasy revenge plan that including slipping that cackling clown through their fence in the dead of the night.
Oh, dear. Cleansing breath. Halloween is indeed a frightening season.
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Drivers form producer site:
See for RT2870USB(RT2870/RT2770)ralinktech.com/ralink/Home/Support/Linux.html
I have the edimax 7318usg dongle which i believe has the 2870 chipset? I tried your instructions but when i modprobe the card is not visible in ifconfig / iwconfig?
Help !!!!!
Drivers form producer site:
See for RT2870USB(RT2870/RT2770)ralinktech.com/ralink/Home/Support/Linux.html
Stop telling people to get the driver from ralink site, its not a good driver. you might as well use ndiswrapper b/c its just as good.
Use my driver, plug in your USB stick and type:
you'll get the device ID. If your confident in editing c++ source, then edit the rt2870.h file in the include folder to add your device ID, if not post the output from lsusb here and i'll add it to the driver for you. this works 99% of the time (the other 1% of the time is your card isnt rt2870 chipset)
Again, the driver doesnt matter, if its a usb device, lsusb will show what it is
after some googling i found that your edimax 7318usg accually uses the rt2571 chipset, so the rt73 driver should be sufficient in getting it working. Like i said in the above post your problems may stem from the fact that your USB isnt picking it up at all
Thanks for taking the time to help me ..
I changed usb port and got lusb to work although i noticed if you remove / add the dongle back in the device id changes everytime?
although when i
make && make install
modprobe rt2870sta
i still only see lo interface?
Your devID shouldn't change, it's hard coded in the USB so if it's changing something else is going on. But as I states your device doesn't have rt2870 chipset and should fully work with the rt73 driver that is included in BT4
hey apocalipse269 i hope u still read this post, never the less i will do a second post in your official driver thread.
i tried to use your drivers, but when doing the "make && make install" i get the following error:
Is there any chance you know whats going wrong here?Code:root@bt:/media/cdrom/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse# make && make install make -C tools make[1]: Entering directory `/media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/tools' gcc -g bin2h.c -o bin2h make[1]: Leaving directory `/media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/tools' /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/tools/bin2h cp -f os/linux/Makefile.6 /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/Makefile make -C /lib/modules/126.96.36.199/build SUBDIRS=/media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux modules make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-18.104.22.168' WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-source-22.214.171.124/Module.symvers is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions. CC [M] /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.o /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c: In function RTMPReadParametersHook: /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:778: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsuid /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:779: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsgid /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:780: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsuid /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:780: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsgid /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:1369: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsuid /media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.c:1370: error: struct task_struct has no member named fsgid make[2]: *** [/media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_profile.o] Error 1 make[1]: *** [_module_/media/cdrom0/rt2870-2.6.27-apocolipse/os/linux] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-184.108.40.206' make: *** [LINUX] Error 2
thanks in advance!
if i could find your thread...aaarrrghh....
okay additional info (added from lsusb Output):
It's a Hercules DraftN Stick (HWNU-300), thought that could be useful.Code:{USB_DEVICE(0x06F8,0xE030)}, /* Guillemot Corp. */ \
Okay after finding the thread and reading it i want to leave a mark here for all fellow backtracker's with the same issue:
APOCALIPSE Driver will fail to compile due to kernel changes. Apocalipse himself switched to another card and is no longer able to give support.
He gave the advise to stick with the following driver:
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CLEARWATER, Fla. – It was another record setting day and NCAA qualifying night in the pool for the Saint Leo men's and women's swim teams as the second day of the Sunshine State Conference Swimming Championships comes to a close. As a team, the both the Lions' men's and women's teams sit in fourth place at the halfway mark of the event.
An exciting day for both team was capped off by a thrilling 200 Free Relay for the 14th-ranked men that started with Matheus Assis lead off the race with a 20.02 second swim, which is the second fastest time in the country for 2012-13. His lead leg would help to propel the Lions' relay of Assis, Gabe Keown, Pawel Trenda and Milton Alberto-Requejo to a silver medal in the race with a time of 1:20.99, a tenth of a second slower than first-place Tampa.
The Saint Leo women also joined the record setting action by smashing the 400 Individual Medley Relay record of 4:03.64 with a new standard of 3:58.17. The team of Erin Bobsein, Sandra Stopczynska, Chantal Bouthillier, and Bianca Muniz set the new mark as they finished fourth. In the swim, Erin Bobsein sets the school record in the 100 back school record going :58.84 seconds.
"I think we've upped our game at the right time," Head Coach Paul Mangen said. "After qualifying Matheus yesterday and putting the 800 Free Relay in a position to advance to the Show (NCAA Tournament), I was concerned of the mental hangover. The men fed off of that start and actually swam better in tonight's relay with his lead-off being the swim of the night for sure at the Long Center. So we are very excited about possibly having two different relays qualified for the NCAA meet. Both are top 10 for sure right now."
He continued, "Our ladies needed to have the night we had tonight and they were very exciting to watch. They were very solid on both all four relay swims that were very close finishes. Tomorrow and Saturday are great days for us individually, so we need to continue to accumulate points and close out races the way we did tonight."
It really was a special day for Assis as he would go on to claim victory in the 50 Free individual event. Also setting individual marks for the men, Paweł Trenda had another record-breaking swim by breaking the school record in the 200 Individual Medley, going 1:48.42, better his own previously set record and good enough for second place. Michael Cozzi also set a new school record in the 500 Free going 4:32.40, better than his previous time by 1.5 seconds.
Tampa sits atop the women's standings with 367 points, just ahead of Nova Southeastern with 355. Florida Southern is third with 283 points. Saint Leo is fourth with 131, while Rollins is fifth with 107. Florida Tech holds the sixth spot with 103 points, and Lynn is seventh with 96.
Florida Southern leads the men's standings with 351 points. Nova Southeastern is second with 313 points. Tampa is third with 273 points, and Saint Leo is fourth with 195. Florida Tech occupies the fifth spot with 150 points, and Rollins is sixth with 112.
Action continues at the Long Center on Friday, with preliminaries at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.


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Organisers of a new art and crafts market at Warminster's Old Town Hall hailed its launch day on Saturday as a huge success, after shoppers turned out in force to support the venture.
Town Treasures, which was set up by local residents Sarah-Jayne Wright and Stacey Henry, opened its doors to the public at 9.30am, with crowds of people waiting to see what the market had to offer.
Traders included Ali's Pantry, Gorgeous Bags, Purses & Accessories, The Cornflower Floral Designs, Ashton Lane Alpacas, Purely Boys, Tyro Laser Cutting & Engraving and Anastasia Crafts and Gifts.
The market will continue to take place every Friday and Saturday at the hall, with Mrs Wright and Ms Henry hoping more traders interested in being involved in the market will come forward following its early success.
Mrs Wright, who runs interior design consultancy Rumah Interiors, said: "It was a bit overwhelming. When I opened the door to put the sign out, people were already trying to get in.
"We had all of the councillors come along, as well as the mayor and the preservation trust, and everyone was reminiscing about the town hall and talking about their memories of it.
"The feedback was fantastic and everyone was saying that it was great to see what we had done with it, as before it had been wasted. I love the building anyway, so it was especially nice for me to see it busy again.
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Roy Campanella, 71, Dies; Was Dodger Hall of Famer Part 1
Roy Campanella, the top National League catcher of his day whose career with the Brooklyn Dodgers was cut short by an automobile accident that left him paralyzed, died Saturday night at his home. He was 71 and lived in Woodland Hills, a suburb of Los Angeles.
The cause was a heart attack, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Dodgers said.
The accident transformed Campanella from a sports hero into a universal symbol of courage as he became an inspiration and spokesman for the handicapped.
He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1969 and had continued to serve as an instructor at spring training and as a member of the Dodgers' community-service division in Los Angeles.
Campanella, who joined the Dodgers in 1948 as one of the first black major leaguers, was an undisputed star of one of baseball's greatest teams, the storied "boys of summer" who won five National League pennants between 1949 and 1956. A Three-Time M.V.P.
A flawlessly graceful catcher and an astute handler of pitchers, Campanella, who was also a feared slugger, was named the league's most valuable player three times in his 10-year career, in 1951, 1953 and 1955.
He had his highest batting averages in 1951 (.325) and 1955 (.318), but his greatest season was in 1953. He had a .312 batting average that year and established three single-season records for a catcher: most putouts (807), most home runs (41) and most runs batted in (142).
Although his achievements as a power-hitting catcher were sometimes exceeded by those of his American League rival, Yogi Berra of the Yankees, Campanella at his height was the best catcher in baseball and one whose greatness seemed only partly reflected by his statistics.
This view was once summed up by Ty Cobb, the legendary outfielder who was one of the five original members of the Hall of Fame and a man not known for hyperbole. "Campanella," he said, "will be remembered longer than any catcher in baseball history."
Campanella, who ended his career with a .276 batting average, 1,161 hits, 242 home runs and 856 runs batted in, would have undoubtedly left an even more impressive record if his career had not been doubly shortened, first by baseball's color barrier, which kept him out of the majors until he was 26 years old, and then by the accident just two months after his 36th birthday.
At 5 feet 9 1/2 inches and 190 pounds, Campanella had the ideal build for a catcher. He was a short man whose somewhat rotund figure belied the rock-hard physique underneath. Seeing an Opportunity
Campanella, who is survived by his wife, Roxie; three sons, Roy Jr., Tony, John; and two daughters, Joanie and Ruth, was born in Philadelphia on Nov. 19, 1921. His father, John, was an Italian-American, and his mother, Ida, was black. In the America of the 1920's, that meant Campanella was black, too, and could aspire to no more than second-class stardom.
That came quickly enough, but it was not his build that led Campanella to squat down behind the plate when he first tried out for the Simon Gratz High School team. It was, rather, his discovery that no one else wanted the position and his realization that becoming a catcher would be the surest way to make the team.
His high school career was short-lived. In 1937, when he was 15, he joined a semipro black team, and by the time he was 16 he was the first-string catcher for the Baltimore Elite, one of the better teams in the Negro leagues.
Campy, as he was often known, almost immediately established his reputation as a workhorse by catching four games in a single day. And he likewise developed a reputation for shrugging off the inevitable injuries suffered behind the plate.


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SPECIAL TO RICE NEWS – AUGUST 19, 2013Before a full house of more than 300 people, Rice engineering major Jennifer Ding pitched the virtues of ParkiT, an OwlSpark startup company that uses image analysis technology to allow parking garage businesses to manage their spaces quickly and efficiently.
Apparently she convinced at least one person in the OwlSpark Pitch Day audience.in Duncan Hall's McMurtry Auditorium. In his remarks after the nine OwlSpark companies presented their business plans, Rice President David Leebron said, "I'm sold on anything that helps with the parking situation. This budding company is an example of Rice University as the 'Entrepreneurship University.'"Aug. 15 was Pitch Day for the first class of OwlSpark companies, and it was attended by potential investors, venture capitalists, "angel investors," Rice faculty, staff and students, and business leaders from Greater Houston. OwlSpark is the startup accelerator founded earlier this year by two Rice engineering undergraduates, a humanities undergraduate and an MBA candidate. For 90 days it provides teams with the funding ($1,000 per founding member per month), space, industrial and academic mentorship and networking opportunities required to launch their companies."We think of it as an intensive boot camp for young entrepreneurs," said Darren Clifford, OwlSpark's co-founder and managing director. Of the 37 entrepreneurs who make up the nine teams, 15 are Rice undergraduates, seven are graduate students, 11 are Rice alumni, three are not associated with the university and one is a faculty member. Twenty-six are male, and 11 are female."We also have 120 volunteer mentors who have worked closely with our companies. The 55,000 Rice alumni have greeted us with open arms," Clifford said.ParkIt was developed by Ding and three other engineering undergraduates; they devised an image-analysis algorithm for use in parking garages that enables operators to monitor in real time which parking spaces are occupied and vacant. The company is negotiating with the central parking garage at Rice and with the company that manages parking garages for the city of Houston in the Theater District."ParkiT automates each step of the parking process and collects data to help operators manage their facility," Ding said. "Eventually, through a mobile app, drivers will be navigated to the best empty parking spots." Ding's team took second place last spring in the annual Rice Undergraduate Venture Challenge.Another team, Sweatalyzer, has developed a wearable, disposable, noninvasive patch the size of a Band-Aid that measures blood alcohol content through human sweat. The patch changes color as it detects increasing alcohol consumption. Jay Dhuldhoya, a graduate student in bioengineering and CEO of Sweatalyzer, said the company will market the product initially to universities and has already had preliminary meetings with John Hutchinson, the dean of undergraduates at Rice.Another team founded by Rice engineering undergraduates is Village Technologies, the only not-for-profit company among the inaugural nine. Andrew Amis, a senior majoring in chemical and biomolecular engineering, explained that his group is already providing basic engineering curriculum and logistics for 10 schools in Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya."We have people in Africa building wind turbines, water purifiers, solar cookers and refrigerators that don't require electricity. We are sparking innovation among young people," said Amis, who recently returned from a three-week visit to Africa.The other OwlSpark startup companies are:CheckedTwice: an online gift registry for family holidays and birthdays.Coached Schooling: an educational services provider that fosters a network of small, low-cost K-12 private schools, called coaching practices, through the use of Web-based technologies.Concept Node: a service that uses data analysis to help companies build more effective employee teams.The Emergency Core: a shipping pallet that can be, after delivery to refugee camps and other emergency facilities, reassembled into mobile flooring.Medical Informatics: creator of a software platform, Sickbay, that processes real-time, integrated medical data to provide clinical decision support. It's already being piloted at Texas Children's Hospital.OwlEngine: a prediction engine designed to provide companies and consumers with future stock prices with an 85 percent confidence interval.In his closing remarks, Leebron said, "It's too soon to say whether every company here will be a success, but I think we can say this experience will make their next venture a success."With support from Rice University, the Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship, the Laura and John Arnold Foundation, the Rice Center for Engineering Leadership and the Benificus Foundation, OwlSpark has raised almost $300,000 for its operating budget.–Patrick Kurp is a writer in the George R. Brown School of Engineering.


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24- Hazrat Mahdi (as) appears at night time together with our Prophet's (saas) flag, shirt and many signs. He has holy light and there are witnesses next to him:He will deliver a long sermon and call people to obey God and His messenger.
25- The Sufyan will be defeated…his fortune will be distributed on the streets of Shaam.
27- "Among his nine followers, Hazrat Mahdi (as) will not let seven of them appear." …
30- Hazrat Mahdi (as) has thin eyebrows which are apart….
31- … The number of people [who will appear] with Hazrat Mahdi (as) will be the number of Badir people…
40- A sedition which is very prevalent and appear imposible to come to an end will appear and this sedition will continue until a call from the heavens will announce, "The Emir is Mahdi, he is the truth."
(THE PORTENTDS OF THE AWAITED MAHDI, (Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntazar), Ibn Hajar al-Haythami,p. 50-53)2014-02-22 23:27:16


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Why I Hate Being Short at Concerts
Cause this is what I see.
Only when I extend my hand as high as possible with max zoom in, I'm able to see this through the camera. T________________T
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I haven't been Malaysia yet
(Anyway, your post made me found some video for my #streetmusician playlist on my channel of YouTube, thanks!)
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But I can listen to good music at home too right? :( And yayyyy! Thanks for supporting!
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Miami Central running back Cook flips to FSU
Published: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at 8:41 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at 8:41 p.m.
On the last day of 2013, Florida had a fitting end to a terrible year for the football program.
Under Armour All-American running back Dalvin Cook flipped to Florida State, announcing his decision on ESPNU.
"I love the school, and I think that's where I should go," he said on the telecast.
Cook committed to UF at the Orange & Blue Debut but began wavering on his pledge in October. The 5-foot-11, 195-pounder was named the Class 6A Player of the Year and led Miami Central to its second consecutive state championship on Dec. 14.
The Gators now have 18 members in their 2014 class with the loss of Cook. Verbal commitments are not binding until prospects sign their national letters of intent on Feb. 5.
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BRIDGWATER & Albion head coach Kevin Innalls has urged his side to improve on last season's ninth place finish in South West One, when the new league campaign gets under way on Saturday.
Albion start with a tough trip to Cornish side St Austell and are set to include new signing Jervis Manupenu in the starting line-up for season opener.
Manupenu has joined from local rivals North Petherton – while Australian fullback James Martin arrives in the country next week.
Despite a tough start to the season, Innalls believes his side have more than enough quality to improve on last season's showing – he said: "I think it's a tough league this season, with a lot of strong sides – and we've got a tough start at St Austell on Saturday.
"But we're going to go down and have a go, let rip and see what happens. They're a good side but we're going to give it a good go.
"I think we're in a position at the club where we have got a good player base – and we need to push on and finish higher than we did last season and show that we are progressing.
"We're not going to say that we are going to win the league or get promotion, we are willing to build for two of three years before we start thinking about that."
Albion host Thornbury the following weekend (September 13) before travelling to Avonmouth Old Boys on September 20.
Pre-season Friendly Morganians 17, Castle Cary 12 A NEW-look Morganians side put in the perfect preparation for the new season with a victory over Castle Cary on Saturday.
Morganians had a number of starting players missing due to various work and holiday commitment,s so had a match-day squad of 19 to play with.
With three early injuries in the key positions of prop, second row and centre, their backs were against the wall from the beginning.
A well-worked backs move resulted in an early try for Castle Cary on the five-minute mark, which was not converted.
Morgs then brought their play together and attacked with structure where, from a turnover on the halfway line, by a wide forwards pod hit up, quick ball at the ruck released the flying young backline, which put fullback Ryan Rossiter in for his second try of the 2014/15 season.
Castle Cary were relentless in their attack and showed their class from the division above, but Morgs' defence stood strong.
A quick break from a blindside attack from a ruck saw well-worked passing between Ryan Rossiter and Will Hopkins, which let the captain onto score his first try of the season, to which he converted.
A number of injuries prevented Morgs from maintaining continuity in the third quarter, however sheer heart and a neversay- die attitude prevented them from conceding any further points in the third quarter.
The final quarter was riddled with changes to people in key positions, but Morgs managed to hold on to the win despite a late 75th minute try from Castle Cary.
Morganians start their league campaign on Saturday with a tough fixture at Weston Hornets.
BRIDGWATER & Albion's junior section kicked off the new season with a hugely successful open day on Sunday.
Boys and girls from ages five to 16 came together for a day of training and activities – and Youth Rugby Chairman David Pomeroy was overwhelmed by the influx of new players.
He said: "It was absolutely brilliant to see so many new faces at the club today – and some old ones, too.
"We have had over 150 children at the club today have come together to show their passion for sport and the game of Rugby Football.
"In particular it is so good to see the children of Bridgwater bucking the trend and putting down the electronic toys, using loads of energy and enjoying themselves with some outdoor sporting fun."
If you missed the registration day, it's not too late – the Youth Rugby squad will be at the club every Sunday from now until the end of April.


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Gigabyte GA-Z77MX-D3H Review – Z77 and MicroATXby Ian Cutress on 5/24/2012 3:00 PM EST
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Soulkeeper - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkI like gigabyte, nice review.
However, those temperatures for the IB overclock remind me of prescott for some reason. Reply
Night201 - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkWorks great. Running it with an Ivy Bridge i5-3450 with 8GB RAM and an older 8800gt GPU. Reply
Iketh - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkAren't those asrock computation results interesting. The board requires the least volts for your stress tests, yet it appears this is because the board isn't allowing the CPU to stretch its legs. Reply
zero2dash - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkLooks like an even better board than the GB, and it looks like there might be more clearance for the front panel headers even with a 2nd GPU installed. Reply
tuxRoller - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkCan you confirm that F10 supports ecc ram?
Thanks/liam Reply
milkod2001 - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkare u guys planning to review: Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H?
Would love to see how much better it's compared to mobo u've just reviewed and how it stands against ASUS and MSI offerings
xeers Reply
IanCutress - Thursday, July 12, 2012 - linkWe have one in, plan to review it at some point amongst all the others :)
Ian Reply
Patflute - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkInteresting right? Reply
Patflute - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkOh its not the exact same Reply
ctbaars - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - link1 x 8-pin 12V connector (In spec table) or 1 x 4-pin 12V connector (In photo)
and does it really matter / have any effect on power delivery for CPU or SLI/Xfire anyway? Reply
Denithor - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkFirst page, below the first picture:
Due to the size of the board, we only the SATA ports from the chipset specification - this means two SATA 6 Gbps (white) and three SATA 3 Gbps (blue).
This sentence makes no sense at all. You're missing a word or two or something.
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During video, the board is somewhat thwarted with it's bigger brother needing less power.
And there's something else wrong with how that sentence reads, just not smooth at all. Reply
Kharadmon - Friday, May 25, 2012 - link
Due to the size of the board, we only the SATA ports from the chipset specification - this means two SATA 6 Gbps (white) and three SATA 3 Gbps (blue).
This sentence makes no sense at all. You're missing a word or two or something.
It also appears to be missing a SATA-II port. Reply
FozzyofAus - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - linkI realize it's in a different price category but any chance of a review of the Asrock uATX board? Reply
repoman27 - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - link"The F10 BIOS supposedly updates the board to accept Xeon E5-12xx processors"
I think the LGA 1155 Xeons are actually E3's, not E5's. Reply
spikebike - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - link
I checked the Gigabyte site and no mention of the Xeon E3.
Can anyone confirm that if I buy one of these from Amazon and/or Newegg that I'll get a BIOS that will work with a Xeon E3-1230v2 or similar IVY bridge Xeon?
I don't want to end up with a motherboard that is unbootable until I find another older lga1155 CPU to get it going. Reply
spikebike - Thursday, May 24, 2012 - link
Note the CPU compatibility list does list numerous E3 Xeons, but all of the Sandy Bridge variety. No Ivy Bridge Xeons (version 2) are listed. Reply
tuxRoller - Friday, May 25, 2012 - linkAre those even available yet? Reply
spikebike - Friday, May 25, 2012 - linkYa, newegg, amazon, provantage, ark.intel.com, etc. Reply
jtd871 - Friday, May 25, 2012 - linkAnandtech / Ian:
Thanks for the great reviews of Z77 boards. Looking forward to seeing more of them.
+1 for including non-full-ATX form factors, as some tech sites don't even plan on covering them. I hope that there are some more uATX and mITX Z77 board reviews scheduled. Reply
Lazlo Panaflex - Friday, May 25, 2012 - link"I perhaps cannot see what the real voltage being applied to the CPU is unless I break out a DVM. It is also slightly devious to users who use the voltage value as a marker in reducing power usage. I hope that this will be changed in a future BIOS, but whether this change was malicious or not, it does raise questions as to what else Gigabyte may be changing from real values on the board to reported values."
This is troubling. Ian - have you experienced this phenomenon on Gigabyte Z68 boards? Reply
SixOfSeven - Friday, May 25, 2012 - linkGreat review, great board. However:
Case Open Test Bed - CoolerMaster Lab V1.0
There are a few microATX chassis worth considering but it's still pretty slim pickings out there. Reply
kenyee - Friday, May 25, 2012 - linkProbably something that would be worth mentioning, but they've figured out how to set up the DSDT tables in the UEFI BIOS better than other motherboard makers if you're trying to set up a Hackintosh... Reply
MadAd - Sunday, May 27, 2012 - linkThanks for the review of a more 'normal' board instead of these 4x16 pcie monsters - not all of us have multiple graphics cards (mines full of disks) and simply dont need more than a uATX but do still want good overclocking, sata 6 and the best bolt ons Reply
StefanM - Sunday, May 27, 2012 - linkExcellent review,
I have this board paired to a i5-3570K under a thermalright venomous X and 16GBs of corsair XMS3 DDR3-1600 RAM.
I'm @ 4.4GHz, LLC extreme, 44x, stock voltage (1.2v) and DDR3-1600... the board refuses to complete POST if I raise the BCLK over 101 and the multiplier above 44x despite voltage increases to the ram/cpu - I'm also using the F11 Bios. Reply
najames - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkDoes this board have the ability to enable VT-d for vurtualization? It would also be nice to have a normal sized PSU and test power on an on-CPU Intel graphics system. Reply


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ALLENDALE, Mich. – Opening up their 2013 season thousands of miles from home, the Saint Leo Lions volleyball team split two matches in the first day of the Grand Valley Laker Classic. After narrowly falling 3-2 to the No. 16 Truman State Bulldogs, the Lions rallied for a 3-0 win over tournament host Grand Valley State.
In their season opener, the Lions faced No. 16 Truman State, who took the Lions through five sets of close volleyball before taking the 3-2 win (25-20, 19-25, 19-25, 25-19, 17-15). Despite the loss, the Lions held the Bulldogs to just a .270 hitting percentage. Freshman Hope Lemon and junior-transfer Yaidimar Santiago made their debut with the green and gold in the effort, tallying 19 kills and 28 digs, respectively. Senior setter Jaclyn Mailoto contributed offensively as well, collecting 55 assists.
After the close loss, the Lions came out in full attack mode against the Grand Valley State Lakers, taking the match in a three-set sweep (25-15, 28-26, 25-23). With a team attack percentage of .380, the Lions allowed 36 kills and forced 30 attack errors. Mailoto notched 46 assists in the effort, while Lemon led the team with 14 kills and Santiago collected 11 digs. Senior middle blocker Jordan Sisson also tallied 10 kills in the win.
The Lions look to build the year's first win streak tomorrow afternoon when they take on the Adelphi University Panthers in game three of the Grand Valley Laker tournament. The contest is set to begin promptly at noon.
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The Brain Battle: 30 Rock vs. The Office
We put the characters from two of our favorite shows through an ultimate challenge of wits.
-Elisa Mala
Whether it takes place at a New York studio or a cubicle in Scranton, these workplaces hover somewhere between an all-out nightmare and a total laugh fest. So since it's the off-season and we miss our favorite shows desperately, we paired characters from 30 Rock and The Office to see who would win a battle of wits. Find out now who is earning heaps of overtime and who is sleeping on the job?
The Boss: Liz Lemon vs. Michael Scott
In his smarter moments, the "World's Bess Boss" has outed Oscar, revealed Stanley's affair and dated Pam's mom. Even without malicious intent, Michael Scott somehow finds a way to create far more problems than he solves. With "Liz Lemon Cool J", it's often the other way around. Sure, there was that time when she thought that her Middle Eastern neighbor was a terrorist. Turns out that all he wanted to kill were tryouts for The Amazing Race, though the Feds still electrocuted the guy's testicles. But what she lacks in neighborly charm, she makes up for in an uncanny ability to put out job-related fires. She once went so far as to wear a dozen layers of clothes to prevent a dog from biting the gang that she lovingly refers to as "nerds."
WINNER: No blergs about it: In less time than it takes to say, "What the what?" Liz Lemon could run 17 circles around Michael Scott. That is, if she used her treadmill for anything other than hanging clothes.
The Beleaguered Human Resources Guy: Pete Hornberger vs. Toby Flenderson
One is hated by Michael Scott no matter what he does while the other had to fire poor Kenneth, who might have been the most dedicated NBC Page in the history of the program.
WINNER: As is often the case with human resources, no one.


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Hyman correction on "The Point" missed the point
Research ››› ››› JEREMY CLUCHEY
On the March 5 edition of "The Point," Sinclair Broadcast Group vice president Mark Hyman acknowledged that his February 16 attack on University of Iowa adjunct assistant professor of rhetoric Ted Remington was wrong in one regard, saying, "We regret the error." But Hyman did not address the larger issue: that his attack on Remington was based on information taken grossly out of context, which he used to argue that American universities are home to "unemployable individuals [who] are paid to proselytize intellectually bankrupt viewpoints." Hyman also did not mention why the February 16 edition of "The Point" disappeared from Sinclair's News Central website on February 24, after Media Matters for America had noted several distortions in the February 16 broadcast.
The February 16 edition of "The Point" smeared Remington by distorting an explanation of plagiarism in an online description of one of his courses, as Media Matters detailed. Not only was that explanation of plagiarism misattributed to Remington, it was taken out of context to make it seem as though Remington did not consider plagiarism to be a serious offense, when in fact the sentence prior to the one excerpted by Hyman described plagiarism as "a serious academic offense." Hyman then mocked Remington, saying, "'If you need to plagiarize, could you at least turn your assignments in on time? I've got a skim latté waiting for me down at the campus coffee house.'"
On the March 5 edition of "The Point," Hyman read an excerpt of an email from Remington, noting only that Remington was not the author of the course description and failing to address his own misrepresentation of the plagiarism policy:
HYMAN: Ted Remington of Iowa University [sic] emailed that the citation regarding plagiarism attributed to him was not his policy, but was instead included in the notes for the course he teaches. He emailed, "I am currently teaching that course, but I had no hand in the preparation of any of the materials for it. It was put together by a group of senior department faculty. I deserve neither credit [n]or blame for it." We regret the error.
Though not identified as such by Hyman, Remington also authors "The Counterpoint," a weblog featuring near-daily refutations to "The Point." The original item smearing Remington can be viewed at the website of SinclairAction.com, a coalition of groups and individuals, led by Media Matters, protesting Sinclair's continued misuse of public airwaves to broadcast one-sided, politically charged programming without a counterpoint.
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Bats make themselves at home in Missouri's state parks
LEASBURG, Mo. – You don't have to go far to find bats at Onondaga Cave State Park.
Just inside the interior glass doors that lead into one of America's most spectacular caves, a dozen or so tiny balls of dark fur clustered together on the ceiling a few feet above visitors' heads.
"Those are little brown bats and eastern pipstrelles, which are also called tri-colored," said Tara Flynn, a naturalist with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.