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Snaer Shines in the Spotlight
Coming out of high school in 2009, Michael Snaer was one of Florida State's most highly anticipated basketball prospects in quite some time. He was regarded highly as a scorer and one of the best shooting guards in the nation in his class, receiving consistently high marks for his incredible work ethic and competitive nature.
Despite the excitement and anticipation surrounding his arrival, Snaer's first two seasons, although far from terrible, fell woefully short of the lofty expectations that were thrusted upon him early on. In Snaer's first two seasons in Garnet and Gold, the 6'5, Moreno Valley, California native would average a shade under 9 points per game and hover around 35% from deep. He was a streaky shooter and scorer, who at times seemed indecisive and uncomfortable within the FSU offense. Entering his junior season, there was plenty of buzz and talk of Snaer regaining his confidence and settling into his role as a team leader that would be able to put the Seminoles on his back and carry them to the next level. While this all sounded good, it is no surprise that some were skeptical as to how much of a difference there would be in his game.
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Wednesday shapes up as Big Day for FSU Hoops
As the FSU basketball team tries to continue their conference winning streak, which now sits at seven straight, Seminole fans should also keep an eye on the big showdown between the Duke Blue Devils and UNC Tar Heels. Florida State holds a tie-breaker over both teams' heads at the moment and with Duke's recent letdown against Miami, they have an additional game up on the Blue Devils. Should Duke come away with the victory, it would give both powerhouses two losses in conference play and provide some breathing room for the Noles atop the ACC.
During this fantastic seven game stretch, the Seminoles have knocked off three ranked opponents in a three week stretch and done so in an impressive fashion. Though their offense is still not fantastic, it looks far more fluid and much less disjointed. It's fair to say that many have been waiting for the Noles to have a lapse in their focus at some point over the past three weeks, but that has not happened. They have kept up the intensity and continued to play well, which is extremely impressive. The Noles will take on Boston College tonight, a team who is currently 7-16 overall and are carrying a streak of their own, of the losing variety. The Eagles have dropped six straight and Florida State is looking to make it a cool seven.
Michael Snaer has been playing very well as of late with outstanding confidence and more and more confidence as the season goes on. He is looking like the player he was expected to be out of high school. Snaer is shooting 41% from beyond the arch on the year and averaging nearly 14 which is very well above his career average. It's nice to see the Noles with seems to be a consistent go to weapon on offense. Tip off tonight is at 7:00 p.mno comments
Ian Miller provides Offensive Boost
Miller making a difference on offense
Since returning from suspension in December, sophomore has sparked offense off the bench
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During their current five-game win streak, the Florida State Seminoles have seen their offensive output jump by seven points per game, from 70.6 points per contest through the first 15 games to 77.6 per game.
While the players insist that the team hasn't made any major adjustments—both Michael Snaer and Deividas Dulkys said Friday that the players have started doing the "little things" better—there has been one major addition to the offense that has contributed to the increased production. That addition is Ian Miller.
Since returning in December from an academic suspension that held him out of the team's first 11 games, Miller has brought a scoring threat that the FSU offense desperately needed. The sophomore is averaging 11.2 points per contest in nine games since returning on Dec. 22 at Florida, and he has dropped 15 or more points in a game five times. All while playing 24 minutes a night as a reserve.
Although Miller's average in FSU's current five-game ACC win streak has dipped to nine points per game, he played a big-time role in the outcome of two of those games. Against Virginia Tech, Miller came up huge for the 'Noles in the second half, scoring eight of his 15 points in the final 20 minutes to help FSU jump-start their current hot streak.
"He's a tremendous talent," Snaer said of Miller. "He's just one of the few guys you have on a team who can just get their own shot whenever we need a bucket. He did it against Virginia Tech a few times whenever we just needed a bucket—he'll hit somebody with a crossover and the next thing you know, he's pulling up and we've got a bucket."
Against Maryland on Jan. 17, Miller matched his career-high with 18 points to help FSU pull away from the Terps in the second half. Miller was ultra-efficient on the evening, hitting on 4-of-7 field goals (57 percent), including 2-of-3 from behind the arc (66 percent). He also connected on all eight of his free throws, bringing his season total to 25-of-28 from the charity stripe.
Miller's shooting percentage only sits at 38 percent for the year, but Snaer made it a point to say that the percentages "don't tell the truth" of just how deadly of a shooter he really is.
While the Seminoles have certainly found their stride as a team offensively—better ball movement and execution in setting and using screens have helped create more open shots, which they've capitalized on as a squad—Miller's contributions cannot be understated.
"Ian is a great scorer," Dulkys said. "He can really put up numbers, and plus the depth—just another guy to bring off the bench that teams have to worry about."
With FSU now in sole possession of the ACC lead after six conference games, the 'Noles will now play the role of frontrunner with Miller beginning to settle into his role on offense.
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Noles dominate Tar Heels in ACC Upset
Not only was the win/loss outcome on Saturday afternoon a surprise, but the true shock came in the nature of victory for Florida State. As the #3 North Carolina Tar Heels made their way to Tallahassee on Saturday, few would have given a flailing Seminole basketball team a true shot at taking home the victory. How do they respond? By beating one of the top two teams in the ACC by 33 points, snapping their 9 game win streak and handing them their first loss since December 3rd against Kentucky.The Seminoles' 90 to 57 victory on Saturday is the type of victory that can help turn a season around for the better and create some serious momentum and confidence.
The big story of the day is Deividas Dulkys and his career high 32 points, 4 assists and shooting a blistering 12 of 14 (85.7%) from the floor. His 8 three pointers made set a single game ACC record. He was about as hot as a player can be in today's game and did so within the flow of things without forcing shots or making bad decisions. Best of all, he brought the same intensity on both ends of the floor. In addition to his offensive numbers, Dulkys added 4 steals, 1 block and 1 rebound. Could this be a turning point in the season for Dulkys? It would be a welcome change for the Noles.
Other strong individual performances came from (F) Okaro White and (G) Michael Snaer, who both poured in double digit efforts with 12 and 17 points respectively. In all, this was total team effort on the back of Dulkys outstanding performance, in which the Noles completely limited and stifled the explosive UNC offense from start to finish. The Tar Heels were forced into 23 turnovers and shot just 4-19 from beyond the arch on the day. Next up for the Noles is Maryland at home on Tuesday night.no comments
FSU Basketball Season Heating Up
As the Noles continue to establish an identity as a basketball team, the season draws closer and closer to conference play, where games truly start to hold some weight. The Seminoles' defensive play is still a force, although not quite as strong as last season, while the offense continues to be an inconsistent factor at best. In some games, FSU has players who will score from the outside and in and in others, seemingly everyone is cold. What is consistent, is the Seminoles' inability to take care of the basketball. It is difficult to perform well when you turn the ball over on roughly 30% of your possessions. It is the type of sloppy play that FSU is unfortunately becoming known for and what has people in a weird limbo between high and low when it comes to their perception of the job Coach Hamilton is doing.
Recently, Rushthecourt.net released an article giving a quick snapshot of the ACC. They have FSU ranked 4th in their power rankings, which is about where they belong in my opinion as well. Here is what they had to say about the Noles:
Florida State (6-3) snapped a three-game skid by blowing out a less than mediocre Charleston Southern team at home. Unfortunately, a promising first half (the Seminoles scored 45 points!) yielded a "meh" overall performance that included 21 turnovers. If this team can figure out how to limit turnovers, it could be very dangerous. If not, it's just another very good defensive team.
Ken Pomeroy Fun Fact: In contrast to North Carolina, only three Florida State players–Michael Snaer, Terrance Shannon and Deividas Dulkys–average a point per possession.
Check out the rest of their take on the ACC here.
Young Players finding their groove and gaining footing
There has been some questioning surrounding why certain young players haven't seen the court much. In Monday night's contest against a decent Charleston Southern team, we got a good glimpse at freshman guard Terry Whisnant, who played a career high 19 minutes. Whisnant is a talented scorer, but is still working on picking up the rhythm and speed of D-1 basketball. He was able to show that he has what it takes, but also shed light on why he has not seen more important minutes against better competition. Whisnant took a few shots that were missed badly, which probably had as much to do with nerves as anything, but keep an eye out for him in his time at FSU.
In contrast, sophomore Okaro White looks to be settling in to this season and becoming more comfortable with his new role. White scored 20 points on Monday night, but what was more impressive than the points themself was the efficiency and confidence he displayed while scoring them. White has a versatile game and when he makes the right decisions, he is a dangerous weapon for the Noles to have.
Keep an eye out for in the next couple of weeks for the player that has been conspicuously missing from the lineup. Sophomore guard Ian Miller claims that he will be back on the floor by the time the Seminoles take on the #12 Gators on December 22nd. Hopefully he's able to work his way into game shape soon, but Miller will immediately present a scoring boost for FSU when he's back on the active roster. Remember, it's tough to know for sure when he will be available because Hamilton is about as forthcoming with this type of information as Jimbo Fisher is with injuries, which is to say--not at all.no comments
Florida State Seminoles @ Michigan State Spartans
After getting off to a 5-0 start, the Seminoles are now in a position where they are having to fight off a three game losing streak. The ACC is struggling thus far in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and depending on which FSU basketball team decides to show up, a victory tonight would be big for the school and the conference as a whole. Both these teams struggle on the offensive side of the floor at times, so don't be surprised to see a bit of an ugly game.
The Spartans have a scoring combo of Keith Appling (10.7 ppg) at guard and Draymond Green (12.7 ppg) at forward. Green is not the biggest of players, but has excellent fundamentals and a great idea of how to use his frame to his advantage when rebounding. He averages 11.2 rebounds per game and gets a lot of scoring opportunities on the offensive boards. Florida State's strength is size and length. The Noles will have a team of big men fighting to ensure that they come out on the right end of things in the rebounding battle and also, typically do a great job of shutting down big men who tend to score a lot.
Ultimately this matchup will come down to how well FSU can do things on the offensive end of the floor. Michigan State is a very solid basketball club and will be well coached, obviously. But Florida State has the athletes and the defense to compete well and if an offensive rhythm is established and maintained, they can improve to 6-2 on the year. Unfortunately, that is one major if. Inconsistency on offense is Florida State's M.O. Michael Snaer continues to lead the team in scoring, averaging 13.7 points per game. The problem is that the next three leading scorers have seen their offensive production decrease by at least two points per game over the last three contest. The Seminoles will need someone else to step up and become more consistent as the season matures.no comments
Florida State falls to Harvard, 46 - 41
In an absolutely hideous display of offensive basketball, the Seminoles have dropped their first game of the season to the Harvard Crimson. The thing about being a team that has a history of playing offense this poorly and defense this well is that the Florida State Seminoles continue to be perfectly capable of losing to any team in the country or beating any team in the country. 17-47 from the floor will not cut it.
The Noles struggled mightily all night, getting off to a start that saw them miss their first 17 shots from the floor. Michael Snaer was the team's high scorer with 10 points, the only player to reach double digits. If there is any good news here, it is that the Noles get to take a shot at knocking off UConn tomorrow afternoon in the consolation game. A win of that caliber early in the season will look good for Florida State's resume long term. The question is how well this group will bounce back from the disappointing loss in such a terrible fashion.no comments
Florida State Seminoles vs. Harvard Crimson in Round 2
With the Noles advancing to round two of the Battle 4 Atlantis, they have earned the right to play Harvard at 4:30 on Friday afternoon. Harvard comes in with a 4-0 record on the season after defeating Utah by a score of 75-47 on yesterday evening. The Crimson's strongest offensive performances came from the likes of their big men, Keith Wright and Kyle Casey, who scored 13 and 11 points respectively against the Utes. As with most teams on the schedule, the Seminoles have a decided size and athleticism advantage over Harvard and even if the Noles were to bring their normal sloppy, turnover filled play to the court, they should still be able to win the game by virtue of stifling defense and outrebounding.
Yesterday, Michael Snaer led all scorers with 16 points. Through five games thus far, the Seminoles have had a different high scorer in each contest of the season, with no player scoring over 18. With four different players averaging in double digits entering this tournament, it is clear that FSU has multiple options on the offensive end of the floor which is certainly a positive. With a strong group of players that are capable of putting points on the board, hopefully the Noles can keep up their strong team performances.
Tipoff: 4:30 pm
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Noles defeat Minutemen, 73-53
The Florida State Seminoles were able to successfully extend their winning streak to open the season against a tough UMass team in convincing fashion. The theme of this game for both teams was turnovers, as the two played high pressure, intense defense throughout the course of the game and combined to force over 40 turnovers on the day. Ultimately, the Seminoles were able to counteract their sloppy play with and come away with the W. Florida State was able to contain the Minutemen's top two scorers, Chaz Williams and Terrell Vinson, to a combined 12 points on the day. The two have combined for an average of 30 through their first four games. In total, the Seminoles held UMass to 27.9% from the floor, including 8.7% from beyond the arch while tallying up nine blocks. That type of defense will typically get you the win regardless of the opponent you're playing.
On the offensive end, Florida State got a big performance out of Michael Snaer, who continues to play with more confidence in his junior campaign. Snaer poured in 16 points and 10 rebounds for his first career double-double while Luke Loukes contributed 12 points of his own. The big men did not have as solid a showing from the field on offense, but rebounded well and put tremendous pressure on the UMass front court. By game's end, FSU had nearly converted as many free throw attempts (30) as UMASS had field goal's and free throws combined (32). Again, the most glaring problem this team will face seems to be controlling the ball. If Florida State figures out a way to cut down on foolish and unnecessary turnovers and convert the many easy baskets they often miss out on, they will be a very dangerous team.
Next up in the tournament for the Noles is the winner of the matchup between Utah and Harvard. Right after this tournamant is over, FSU has a big time game with Michigan State on November 30th. That game will be as good a measuring stick that Seminole fans can expect before playing a top 10 UF team just before Christmas and commencing conference play in January.no comments
Florida State Seminoles vs. UMass Minutemen
The Florida State Seminoles, now ranked #20 in the nation, look to continue the quick start to their season by improving their record to 5-0 against the Massachusetts Minutemen on Thanksgiving Day. The Minutemen bring their own undefeated record to the table and have already knocked off Boston College. Granted, Boston College is not a good team this year, but UMass is going to be the best opponent FSU has faced thus far. While the Seminole's defense has not been the completely dominant force it was last season just yet, it has been very good in the early going and is accompanied by a very welcome addition--an apparently competent offense.
There are still glaring problems as far as ball control are concerned, as the Seminoles continue to turn the ball over at an extremely high rate. The positive though, is that the Noles have seemed to have picked up a rhythm and fluidity on offense that was certainly missing throughout most of last season. Through the first four games, Florida State has four players averaging double figures and that's despite one of them scoring just a single point in the season opener. Bernard James (10.0), Michael Snaer (11.8), Terrance Shannon (11.0) and Deividas Dulkys (11.5) are all in double figures, which is huge for the Noles. Last season just two of the Noles starting five were able to sustain that type of offensive production throughout the entire season. What is intriguing about this group of players is that three of the quartet struggled significantly either all of last season or had incredibly bad streaks. Michael Snaer seems to have a sense of comfort on the floor that Nole fans have been waiting to see and Terrance Shannon is far more composed as well. Obviously, it is still very early in the year but if this is what is to be expected, Florida State could be a dangerous team to watch for.
UMass brings some explosive scorers of their own, particularly in PG Chaz Williams who is averaging 17.3 points per game to go along with his 8.0 assists. Their second leading scorer is Terrell Vinson (F), who is adding 13.0 points per game and 7.5 rebounds. The clear edge that FSU has comes in size and length, which is typically the case against the majority of their opponents. The Seminoles will be expecting to slow down this UMass offense by altering and contesting shots in the paint and controlling the glass. Against Southern Alabama (a significantly less talented opponent), Florida State's big man foursome of James, Shannon, Gibson and Kreft combined to shoot 13 for 15 from the floor and snag 24 rebounds. As competition will continue to improve, the Seminoles will need continued consistency from the big men and guards.
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The Hudson boys track and field team finished in 18th place with 12 points at the 30-team Second Sole Eagle Elite meet April 15 at GlenOak High School in Canton.
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A man jailed for threatening to slit the throat of a Commonwealth official and another who allegedly helped six people travel to Syria are believed to be the alleged leaders of the group of young men targeted by police in Thursday's Sydney raids, law enforcement sources say.
The Marsfield home where Milad Bin Ahmad-Shah Al-Ahmadzai, 24, lived before he was sent to prison for making the threat was among those raided on Thursday.
Ahmadzai, who has been under ASIO surveillance for four years, has also been convicted of stealing $100,000 during an ATM ram raid. Senior police sources have expressed concern money stolen from ATM raids has ended up being transferred to Syria to fund terrorism.
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Jimu's vision came back. Only he was back in the truck. Jimu had noticed it was snowing unusually hard. There was piles of snow on the ground.
Jimu: H-H-H-How long was I out? Kuruk? Hello? W-W-W-Where are you?
Jimu was so cold he could barely speak. All of a sudden, the truck started up. It started moving. Jimu figured that Kuruk had gotten back into the truck while he was having his vision. Jimu shut the doors and sat there until the truck stopped.
???: We're here!
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???: Slowly...slowly...slowly...NOW!
All of a sudden, the back doors flew open. It was the three men Jimu forgot to kill before he had his vision
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Man 1: Shut up! You're the one who was too much of a softie to deliver the final blow!
Man 2: Well your stupid friend is the one who cost us five minutes by popping 2 of the tires!
Man 3: Hey, that was an accident!
Jimu: Uh...Gentlemen.
Man 1: The boss is going to kill us and it's all your fault!
Man 2: Hey, don't be tellin' the boss anything's my fault.
Jimu: GENTLEMEN!
Man 3: Come on, guys. What's the worst thing the boss could do to us?
Jimu: *sight*
Jimu attempted to create a stream of fire, but nothing happened.
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text: IBM MAINFRAME: error while writing a file in rexx Portal | Manuals | References | Downloads | Info | Programs | JCLs | Master the Mainframes error while writing a file in rexx IBMMAINFRAMES.com Support Forums -> CLIST & REXX IBM ManualsQuick References View previous topic :: :: View next topic Author Message nitika malhotraNew UserJoined: 07 Apr 2015Posts: 3Location: India Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 12:10 pm Post subject: error while writing a file in rexx Hi, I am coding a tool in which we can add edit or delete from a file but when i read the file and try to write one record at the end of file, m getting an error. My code is: Code: "ALLOC SHR REU FILE(HI) DATASET('S2.REXX.FILE.BKUP')" 'EXECIO * DISKR HI1 (STEM LINES. FINIS' NUM = LINES.0 + 1 FREE FILE(HI)" LINES.NUM = OVERLAY('ABC',LINES.NUM) "ALLOC SHR REU FILE(HI1) DATASET('S2.REXX.FILE.BKUP')" 'EXECIO * DISKW HI1 (STEM LINES. FINIS' FREE FILE(HI1)" Error: Code: ICH408I USER(userid) GROUP(S2) NAME(,) GFST.REXX.LOGFILE CL(DATASET ) VOL(MI3D14) INSUFFICIENT ACCESS AUTHORITY FROM GFST.* (G) ACCESS INTENT(UPDATE ) ACCESS ALLOWED(READ ) IEC150I 913-38,IFG0194E,userid,$BSDUSER,LOGFIL,A1B0,MI3D14,GFST.REXX.LOGFILE System abend code 913, reason code 00000056. Abend in host command EXECIO or address environment routine TSO. EXECIO error while trying to GET or PUT a record. But when i try to write in the file (just the above code and no other functionality like panel display etc.) in a separate member of pds, it works. I can even edit the file by tso/ispf. Could you please advise what can be the issue here. What is the file GFST.REXX.LOGFILE Back to top vasanthzGlobal ModeratorJoined: 28 Aug 2007Posts: 1511Location: Chennai Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 6:48 pm Post subject: Hello, ICH* messages are RACF messages and it clearly says that you don't have edit/update access to the dataset. Code: ACCESS INTENT(UPDATE ) ACCESS ALLOWED(READ ) It says that the ID is intending to UPDATE/EDIT the dataset, but the ID has only READ access. Back to top RahulG31Active UserJoined: 20 Dec 2014Posts: 386Location: USA Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 7:15 pm Post subject: Reply to: error while writing a file in rexx I think the question is about the GFST.REXX.LOGFILE The ID doesn't have access to write to 'this' rexx logfile but Nitika doesn't know why there is a write to this file. As far as I understand it, Nitika is able to write in the file 'S2.REXX.FILE.BKUP' using ISPF 3.4 Back to top PedroSenior MemberJoined: 01 Sep 2006Posts: 2068Location: Silicon Valley Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 8:53 pm Post subject: Reply to: error while writing a file in rexx I suspect you are not showing the entire rexx program and the problem is in another section of the program. Add a TRACE('R') to the beginning of the program. Back to top RahulG31Active UserJoined: 20 Dec 2014Posts: 386Location: USA Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:05 pm Post subject: Reply to: error while writing a file in rexx I believe the problem is Not with this part of the rexx code (apart from having " before FREE and using HI instead of HI1 at line 2) This seems to be a part of the process and the error may be coming from a different part of code. You may need to check what is the high level qualifier GFST with your colleagues. Please analyze/let us know the whole process to see where it is going to write that log file. *Pedro submitted the post before I did But we are trying to say the same thing. Back to top Nic CloustonGlobal ModeratorJoined: 10 May 2007Posts: 1848Location: UK Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 11:06 pm Post subject: Now that I have coded it I can read your code better. Please code it yourself in future. I see that with the first ALLOC you allocate to FILE(HI) but your DISKR references HI1. Back to top View previous topic :: :: View next topic IBMMAINFRAMES.com Support Forums -> CLIST & REXX All times are GMT + 6 Hours Page 1 of 1 Search our Forum: Similar Topics Topic Author Forum Replies Posted editting the file by inserting zeros ... pramodrsingh DFSORT/ICETOOL 9 Mon Aug 21, 2017 5:58 pm Match two files using multiple keys a... santoshks1987 SYNCSORT 11 Fri Aug 18, 2017 10:50 am how to code for GDG in Rexx cvnlynn CLIST & REXX 13 Wed Aug 09, 2017 9:13 pm Multiple VSAM files single output fil... Mohan Kothakota DFSORT/ICETOOL 11 Wed Aug 09, 2017 7:57 pm rexx to create a tso command Bharath Vikraman CLIST & REXX 1 Tue Aug 08, 2017 3:32 pm © 2003-2017 IBM MAINFRAME Software Support Division Mainframe Wiki | Forum Rules | Bookmarks | Subscriptions | FAQ | Tutorials | Contact Us


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This countryside barn wedding is a food-lover's delightJen and Luigi's barn wedding in the Suffolk-meets-Cambridgeshire countryside was the perfect combination of everything they loved: food, partying, their Italian and Asian heritages, and each other! Jen tells her story to Bouquet Catch.
"We met at Warwick University where we were in the same halls and on the same course. I didn't really get to know Luigi until halfway through the first year and we were just friends for a while, but always got on well. We got together about a year later.
Our wedding was in October 2015. We had been together for over 10 years by that point, so everyone was like, "about time!".
Luigi went shopping for my engagement ring with the help of my sister Nicky and my best friends (and bridesmaids) Hannah, Tara and Amy. Unfortunately, he left a planning email open on our iPad and I saw the whole thing! I kept it to myself though, until a surprise weekend in Milan in July 2014. We were staying in an amazing two-storey suite, where he proposed, and then whisked me off to the opera where we had a box at La Scala to see Mozart's Cosi van Tutti. It was amazing.
When I look back on my wedding day, it's all a bit of a blur really, but I remember it was really fun and a beautiful day. I can't think of one thing in particular but every now and then I'll remember some small part and it'll make me smile.
Getting ready was fun. The bridesmaids and I were staying in a cottage at the venue so it was nice and relaxed. I was quite chilled but started to get nervous right before.
My lace, strapless dress was by La Sposa, which I got from Emma Victoria Payne in a sample sale. My bridesmaid Amy is a dressmaker, so she made my veil. My shoes were from Dune and my hair and make up was by Valentina Minei.
The bridesmaids' dresses were from Coast, while Luigi's suit was from Hugo Boss, and the groomsmen wore M&S. The cute bowties were from Mrs Bow Tie.
For me, the ceremony was the most daunting: it was the thought of everyone staring at me. I was shaking, but Luigi squeezed my hand to calm me down. His sister, Carmelina, did a reading, which was so lovely and my friend Louise sang two songs accompanied by my sister on guitar. I wanted to listen but the registrar kept talking to me about signing the register. I kept thinking, "shut up!".
Our wedding venue, Granary Barns, had everything we needed. It was beautiful; it had a 'rustic barn' feel but with proper toilets! And we had exclusive use too. We wanted to have the ceremony and reception all in one place so we didn't have to worry about travelling. You also cannot rely on British weather at any time of year so we expected the worst, knowing that our venue was both big and pretty enough for everyone if we weren't able to go outside.
The weather was actually perfect on the day, and we got to spend some time outside in the stunning gardens and got some gorgeous photos. Everyone was telling me how beautiful I was which I know they have to say but it was still quite nice to hear.
Photography was really important to us as I think it's the one thing you don't want to skimp on. Lina and Tom just really got us and made us feel comfortable, as neither of us like having our picture taken. We just loved the relaxed, natural style of their photos.
Our videographer was Mark Asplin.
Jen and Luigi on Vimeo.
We snuck off to get some photos of just the two of us then did the obligatory receiving line before having our yummy food. There's an Italian tradition where they tap their glasses (like how the British do for speeches) and the bride and groom have to kiss. I've witnessed it at other Italian weddings and it's quite funny…it gets old really fast if you're the bride and groom though!
I didn't have a strict theme; it was quite relaxed. Since I'm an interior designer with my own design business, Feioi, I DIY'd a lot of stuff, mostly to save money but I think it also added a personal touch.
I did my own flowers which was the main thing, despite having no experience with flower arranging, but I saved a fortune. The flowers were mostly white and green with some pale pink roses. I created arrangements in tin cans that I'd spray painted and looped jute twine so that I could hook them into chairs to line the aisle. We then put them on the tables after the ceremony. We also had our family collecting glass jars all year to put on the table for candles. Louise harvested loads of lavender from her garden and dried it for us to use as decoration, too. Elsewhere I used pink, gold, white and brown kraft paper.
Our favours were mini succulent plants, which were super cute. Favours often get left on the tables so I was pleased they all went, and I even heard about guests trying to steal other guests' plants!
Food is super important to us so we knew we wanted to use the Cambridge Dining Company. The food was amazing and they dealt with our high standards very well! We had an Italian wedding breakfast including our own pasta sauce recipe and Asian street food in the evening, including some of my mum's recipes.
The speeches all went really well (Luigi's other sister Maria was the MC) then it was into the evening fun.
Luigi's aunt made our cake which was so kind of her and it was delicious. She made 700 flowers to decorate it with!
We cut the cake, I threw the bouquet, and then we were into the first dance. We were dreading this as we can't really dance and again, everyone was staring. However, there's another Italian tradition where they wrap you up in streamers and confetti so that avoided the need for any fancy moves!
The band, The Hot Keys via Alive Network, were brilliant and everyone commented on how good they were. Luigi gave out cigars in the evening which went down well.
I wanted to make sure it was a fun event for our guests so we had loads going on. There was a photo booth by Fun Pix and a casino by Fun Casino Events which everyone loved; it's nice to have something other than dancing to do for those who aren't interested in it. We also had little comment cards on the tables for people to write on and a Jenga guest book.
Luigi and I spent our wedding night at The Packhorse Inn. We hadn't booked a honeymoon at that stage, but we've since been to Iceland and we're off to New York shortly for the second part of our honeymoon and to celebrate our first anniversary.
We have no regrets about our wedding day. It wasn't all perfect – nothing ever is – and those little imperfections are the moments that make the best memories.
My advice to other brides would simply be: don't sweat the small stuff. It'll all be fine on the day and if it's not then you can have a laugh about it! Just remember why you're doing it and what the day is really about, and have fun!"
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Google Tweaks Buzz After Privacy Concerns
Security options regarding the types of information that is publicly displayed will now be more prominently displayed, and Google has simplified the process for following or blocking other Buzz users, the company said in a blog post.
"There's been concern from some people who thought their contacts were being made public without their knowledge (in particular the lists of people they follow, and the people following them)," wrote Todd Jackson, product manager for Gmail and Google Buzz. "In addition, others felt they had too little control over who could follow them and were upset that they lacked the ability to block people who didn't yet have public profiles from following them."
Buzz made its debut on Tuesday; it adds a "news feed" feature to Gmail and has also been incorporated into Google's mobile offering on Android phones and the iPhone. When people sign up for Buzz, Google will automatically follow the people with whom you chat or e-mail most.
Users must also create a Google public profile, a standalone page that shows up in Google search results and serves as a virtual business card of sorts. "We do this so we'll know what name to display next to your posts and so the people you follow know who you are," Jackson wrote.
There was some concern, however, that these profiles would display the names of people you are following, essentially making your Gmail contact list public.
Jackson acknowledged that when you create that profile, Google notifies users "that the lists of people you follow and the people following you will be displayed on your public profile, [though] you can view, edit, and even hide these lists."
But users told Google that the option to change those settings was hard to find. As a result, "we've changed the notice to make it very clear [by] making this option more prominent in the set up process, to ensure everyone who wanted to hide these lists can do so easily," Jackson wrote.
A box titled "How do you want to appear to others" will now include a check-box that says "Show the list of people I'm following and the list of people following me on my public profile." To hide your followers, click the box, or click the "View and edit the people you follow" to customize your account.
The change will be rolled out to all Gmail users on Friday. Those who have already created a profile can update their settings in the "edit" section of their public profile. Google also made a few changes to following options.
"We are making it easier to block anyone, by adding 'Block' links to the list of people following you," Jackson wrote. "Previously, you were only able to block people from following you after they had created a public profile. Now, you can block anyone, regardless of whether or not they've already created profiles for themselves."
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Isildur1 is an online poker player that caused a stir within the online poker community during his time at the virtual poker tables of the worlds second largest online poker room, Full Tilt Poker.
Joining the online poker room in January 2009, the player began his time at the site under the radar, quickly moving through the stakes to be later found playing stakes as high as $500/$1000 against some of the worlds best online poker players such as poker professionals Phil Ivey and Tom 'Durrrrr' Dwan.
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Poor success seems to follow this player about like a lost puppy and with each large win seems to follow a period where he will lose a significant amount back to the players who he had already taken the funds from.
According to Full Tilt Poker professional roster player Patrik Antonius, the online player joined the site with little more than $2000 within his account but after building his funds up until September of that year, he launched his assault on the higher stakes tables, the place where you can find some of the more premium professionals strutting their stuff at the tables.
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By Peter Bearse
BAILOUT or BAILEY?
It's not the Christmas season but it's not too early to recall the movie often replayed during the season, "It's a Wonderful life." The hero, hometown banker George Bailey, beats out the greedy, grasping bigger banker, Mr. Potter. We'd all like to see this story played out nationwide, so the George Baileys of this nation – men of integrity – beat out the big boys who have been playing fast and loose with our money and their new financial-derivative toys. But it ain't gonna happen. The ratio of Bailey's to Potters seems to have gone down a lot since the "good old days." And too many of us "customers" of financial institutions have become part of the problem, not part of the solution. The story-line is not just "High Noon" on Wall St.; it's also P.T. Barnum on Main St.
So, the country's in a financial mess, and people are asking: Why do we taxpayers have to pay for it? Why, indeed? – Because the game that goes with the story-line is not a blame game; it's a matter of who takes responsibility. Since most of us stand to lose something if the economy tanks, it's a matter of shared responsibility. We either hang together, as a nation of responsible citizens, or most of us will hang separately.
The "mess" originates in the financial sector. One could say that, OK, let the financial titans on Wall St. take the fall; our "real" economy will survive. Yet, the real economy runs on credit, not cash. Businesses of all sizes need working capital. Their employees and customers buy using plastic. Banks need to borrow from other banks to serve their customers. Governments at all levels need to be able to sell tax anticipation notes in the short-term and bonds to fund public works in the long-term.
The "big boys" include bad apples who have spoiled the barrel of our big economy. They've made up mortgages for gullible customers and sold them in packages to a variety of investors, including Fannie and Freddie, other financial companies, and foreign investors. Then there are those – AIG and others, who have supplied insurance against defaults of all kinds of debts, including mortgages. So, the economy turns down, the housing sector takes a dive and the financial dominoes start to fall. AIG, Fannie & Freddie and others have to start covering their bets – to raise capital to honor insurance and other claims as mortgagees default. But they can't; investors are running scared. Confidence in the whole shebang is undermined when the Federal government gets going in the bailout business. Lehman wakes up to find that perhaps $20 billion of its assets are at risk if AIG fails. Other companies and investors suddenly look at their books to find they're going to be in trouble if Lehman fails, and so on, domino after domino. So, we're now looking at what's called "systemic risk" – the whole financial system at risk of failure, not just a few "big boys."
It would be hilarious if not such a bad joke -- that we now look to the Federal Government as savior when it has been a central part of a problem building up over many years. It's a problem of many parts. For example, we can blame the Reagan revolution for a wave of deregulation. We can blame Clinton for enabling banks to relax their standards to help finance more affordable housing. We can dump on good old Alan Greenspan for keeping interest rates too low for too long and looking the other way as the last bubble blew up. We can put lots of blame on the Congress, for ignoring calls to reform Fannie and Freddie, etc. We can lay some on the Bush Administration, too, for ballooning federal spending and growing a huge deficit.
So, we ask again: Why should taxpayers bear the burden? Because we're all parts of the system-at-risk and, to some extent in some way or another, most of us are part of the problem. How so? – You're "part of the problem" if you…
* Have built up a sum of credit card debt that exceeds your monthly income;
* Buy a lot of stuff from China (or a lot from Walmart, Hallmark and other stores, most of whose "stuff" is imported from China);
* Have taken on a mortgage and/or other long-term debt beyond your means;
* Don't pay attention to how Congress is mishandling the public's business;
* Don't vote;
* Don't save, and
* Look for scapegoats rather than take some, even a little, responsibility for what's going on in your community, state, or country.
The "bailout" is not going to be managed by a George Bailey. Nevertheless, we need to be calling on Congress to support it if it has the following essential features:
>> WE THE PEOPLE (that is, our government) get "equity" (shares of stock or ownership) in companies that appeal to us for help;
>> We buy their troubled loans at a steep discount so, when financial markets recover, we can at least get our money back and perhaps then some;
>> We put lids on the compensation of executives of companies that we help (+ no "golden parachutes");
>> We regulate investment banks and non-bank financial companies that are not now regulated;
>> We insist upon stringent oversight, transparency and accountability for the whole operation; and
>> We complete the buyout of bad loans and close down the bailout operation ASAP..
As an economist, I would like to add two other features to the mix:
➢ A federal loan insurance option, not just a bailout via buyout option; and
➢ A program that is decentralized, working through the regional Federal Reserve Banks, not out of Washington.
After all, even though we face a national crisis, the geographic spread of bad loans is very uneven. Higher percentages of mortgage loans are "subprime", for example, in such states as Florida, California and Arizona.
Together, we can beat the crisis. Then let's record and act upon the lessons of the present so we don't repeat the past.
PETER BEARSE, Ph.D., International Consulting Economist and Independent Candidate for Congress, NH CD 1, Sept. 28, 2008.


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Monday 13 February 1978
It was Monday, under the sign of Aquarius. The US president was Jimmy Carter (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Mini Anden and Niklas Bäckström.
In that special week of February people in US were listening to Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees.
In UK Take A Chance On Me by Abba was in the top 5 hits.
Coming Home, directed by Hal Ashby, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1978
while The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien was one of the best selling books.
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Oct. 18, 2006
By Graham Hays
ESPN.com: WCC makes case for nation's best rivalry, top conference
Few things inflame passions quite like a good soccer rivalry. Just ask Mike Gilleran, the commissioner of the West Coast Conference.
Before taking his current job in 1984, Gilleran was a young American living in London who enjoyed taking in matches from the league's top division, now known as the Premier League. But on one particular day, Gilleran nearly found himself face to fist with a decidedly unhappy group of fans of the London team West Ham United, a club which boasts a lengthy and fierce rivalry with fellow London dwellers Tottenham Hotspur.
"I was wearing Tottenham colors by accident; it was winter and I had a scarf on," Gilleran recalled of his brush with hooliganism. "But I was able to talk my way out of it, because it was clear from my accent and, you know, I was just saying, 'Meaning no disrespect here, I stumbled off the tube in the wrong place.'"My clothing was made apparent to me right away that it was a poor choice."
Thankfully, Gilleran won't have to worry about fans wearing University of Portland colors being accosted when they travel to Santa Clara on Thursday for the renewal of the pre-eminent rivalry in women's college soccer. The only challenge confronting fans of the Pilots will be finding tickets, because far from the big money and bright lights of the so-called power conferences, No. 5 Portland and No. 8 Santa Clara are helping the WCC make its case as the best conference in the country.
"I've been with the conference for 22 years, and it's been our most successful sport, if you judge solely by winning and losing," Gilleran said of women's soccer. "And as you know, we do keep score, so that's as good a way to judge as any."
And if success begins at the top, it's tough to argue with the WCC. Between them, Portland and Santa Clara have won three of the last five national championships (Santa Clara won in 2001, Portland in 2002 and 2005). And while the conference has yet to finish the season ranked No. 1 in the RPI (finishing second or third in four of the last five years), it has sent 13 teams to the College Cup in the last decade, three more than the ACC and more than the Big East, Pac-10 and SEC combined.
Much of that stems from the success of the two programs that have claimed at least a share of the regular-season title every year since the conference added women's soccer in 1984. As a result, the annual encounter between the Broncos and Pilots has become the women's soccer equivalent of national rivalries like UCLA-Arizona in softball or Ohio State-Michigan in football. It's a game fans -- even those with no greater connection to Northern California or the Pacific Northwest than an affinity for sourdough and coffee -- circle when schools release their schedules.
"People who know and follow and appreciate women's soccer, that's now a national impact game, year after year," Gilleran said. "It means a great deal for us to have a rivalry, an intraconference rivalry, that has a much broader impact and visibility."
For the players involved, the game provides a chance to make a statement about the conference, knowing the entire women's soccer community will be paying attention.
"It's interesting being on the women's [national] team -- there are a lot of ACC players and stuff," Portland's Stephanie Lopez explained before a recent appearance with Team USA. "And being a WCC player and so proud of that conference and what we bring with smaller schools, the schools that are over there -- us, Santa Clara, Pepperdine, and we play Gonzaga, and they're a good team too. I'm proud to represent the WCC, coming to the national team, and what we bring."
But perhaps the strongest case to be made for the WCC comes from the fact that while Thursday's game remains a league showcase, it's no longer the only game that matters.
"We're consistently getting four or five teams in our league to the NCAA Tournament," Santa Clara coach Jerry Smith said. "And probably more impressive than that, teams that used to be easier games, or more likely to be a win, like a Gonzaga for example, now give all of the teams in our conference a tough game and go to the NCAA Tournament."
On Friday, both Portland and Santa Clara settled for 1-1 draws in league play, with the Pilots knotting San Francisco and the Broncos tying Loyola Marymount. In 19 previous meetings against San Francisco, Portland had never been beaten, tied or taken to overtime.
"The team that going into conference play had the lowest win total this year was the University of San Francisco, and of course, they just went up and tied Portland at Portland, which is not an easy task," Smith said. "That, in combination with our tie at LMU this weekend and our [1-0 loss Sunday] at Pepperdine, I would think really speaks to the depth of our league."
Schools in the West Coast Conference have earned a reputation for tough schedules over the years. Santa Clara has played perhaps the nation's toughest schedule, with games against Wake Forest, Notre Dame, Connecticut, Texas A&M, Boston University, Tennessee, UCLA, Cal State Fullerton and Stanford, all nonconference teams ranked in the Top 25 at the time of the game. But even nonconference opponents for teams other than Portland and Santa Clara have included UCLA, USC and Oklahoma State this season, and it seems those high-profile encounters are helping attract talent to compete with the league's own heavyweights.
"When you're playing UCLA, Carolina, Florida State or whoever, you've got to have talent out there," Gilleran said. "And our other coaches are increasingly attracting that kind of talent."
All of which, in some way, makes the biggest conference game all the more meaningful for the two participants. With so many other traps lurking, neither Portland nor Santa Clara can easily afford a loss on Thursday as they chase a conference title and seeding in the NCAA Tournament.
"And yeah, it's a big rivalry, because it's always give and take," Lopez said. "I know we've gone back and forth ever since I've been at UP. We're going to really focus on winning the conference; I know that's our team goal."
For Portland, reaching that goal will depend largely on how they respond to the misfortune of losing leading scorer and Hermann Trophy candidate Megan Rapinoe for the rest of the season following an ACL injury. Rapinoe was the successor to Christine Sinclair's throne for the Pilots, and it now appears freshman Michelle Enyeart may get an early start on her reign. Enyeart scored in a win against Saint Mary's on Sunday and has 13 goals this season to lead the team. And with Lopez and goalkeeper Cori Alexander anchoring a back line that pitched a shutout in the College Cup last season, Smith's team may not need to repeat last season's offensive fireworks.
Santa Clara, which has dealt with setbacks of its own in losing five players to season-ending injuries, enters Thursday's game with just as much to prove to a national audience after a tough weekend.
Junior Meagan Snell leads the Broncos with 10 goals, but she has struggled to find the back of the net since scoring eight goals in September to earn West Coast Conference Player of the Month.
Perhaps more importantly, Jordan Angeli has been unable to produce as a second goal scorer after netting a team-high 12 last season. Angeli and Amanda Poach were late joining the team after competing with the Under-20 national team at the World Championship in Russia, and Smith, who has plenty of experience sharing players with various national teams, believes that has played a role in Angeli's slump.
"This is my 20th season at Santa Clara, and we've had players miss spring seasons, preseasons, parts of the fall season to be with the U-21 or U-20, or U-19 back when it was U-19, or in fact, even the full team, and almost invariably come back and have a hard time adjusting," Smith said. "It could be adjusting to their role in our team being different from their role with one of the national teams. Or when you're with the U.S. team, you're always the most talented team in the tournament. ... When you're the most talented team, you can kind of get away with things here and there. And at Santa Clara, we're not the most talented team in the country."
Angeli's struggles culminated in a missed shot on a wide-open goal against Pepperdine, a shot Smith was so sure she would finish that he recalled thinking as it unfolded that it could be the kind of shot to spark her turnaround.
"Psychological things like that are very complex," Smith said. "They just don't believe they're going to score and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy."
So what's Smith's solution for busting such a slump, regardless of whether you're a defender or a goal scorer? A formula that he says works like this: Work harder, play simple and be positive with yourself and your teammates.
"When you're disgusted with yourself, it shows," Smith said, comparing Angeli to former Santa Clara star Aly Wagner, who was also her own harshest critic. "You look like you're selfish, or you're moping around or your only concern is yourself. And that's not the case, but that's sometimes the perception, so you have to be really positive. Slowly but surely, you'll work out of it."
But regardless of how the game unfolds on Thursday night, the storied rivalry promises to be a showcase for the kind of high-quality soccer that increasingly marks any game in the conference.
"I understand that if you don't play big-time college football, that some people look at you a little differently," Gilleran said. "You know, we don't have 100,000-seat football stadiums. That's true, we don't. But in all of our other sports, we like to compete at the top level, and if you set the bar high, maybe you won't reach it, but you're still pretty darn good.
"And this particular sport, we've had three national champions in the last six years. And we'll continue to set the bar high."
And in the end, there's nothing really all that complicated in understanding what makes it such a special night when Portland and Santa Clara step on the field to represent the West Coast Conference.
"I just enjoy the intensity," Gilleran said. "It's just great; it's what you want out of a college athletic event: excellent players, excellent coaching and nobody backing down. That's all you can ask for."
Graham Hays is a regular contributor to ESPN.com's soccer coverage. E-mail him at email@example.com.
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