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...During the next three years, Chagall executed 107 full-page plates for the Gogol book. By then Vollard had a new idea: an edition of French poet Jean de La Fontaine's Fables, with coloured illustrations resembling 18th-century prints. Chagall prepared 100 gouaches for reproduction, but it soon became evident that his colours were too complex for the...
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...a model for Alexander Pope's The Rape of the Lock, he produced a masterpiece of comic writing in the Classical manner. Jean de La Fontaine's Fables (1668; 1678–79; 1694; The Complete Fables of Jean de la Fontaine) succeed in transcending the limitations of the genre; and, although readers formerly...
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Amazon CloudFront is a CDN that sits atop their S3 file hosting service to provide caching and geographically dispersed delivery. It's all very simple, except security. Much like my Amazon S3 CFC's original goal, my new Amazon CloudFront CFC's primary purpose is to ease the creation of signed URLs for CloudFront. You can grab a copy from amazoncloudfrontcfc.txt. The API for the CFC is about what you'd expect:
<cfset cloudfront = createObject("component", "amazoncloudfront").init(keyPairId, privateKeyFile) /> <cfset signedUrl = cloudfront.signUrlWithTimeout(resourceUrl, 600) />
This will generate a signed URL for the CloudFront resourceUrl (direct domain or CNAMEd) which expires in 600 seconds (10 minutes). Very much like the S3 CFC. Here we're dealing with resourceURLs directly (which correspond to a bucket and object key) rather than separate buckets and object keys. CloudFront doesn't distinguish between the two parts, so the CFC doesn't either.
The biggest gotcha, however, is with the signing mechanism. S3 uses a simple pre-shared key, but CloudFront uses an RSA private key which is significantly more complicated to deal with. Unfortunately, Amazon provides it's keys in PEM format, but core Java can only read DER format, so you must either convert your private key to DER format with OpenSSL, or use a third party library. Fortunately, both are pretty simple.
Here's the command to convert your key with OpenSSL:
openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -in pk-KEYPAIRID.pem -nocrypt -outform DER -out pk-KEYPAIRID.der
Alternatively, you can use the not-yet-commons-ssl package, which provides support for reading keys in PEM format (among a pile of other things). If you can add the JAR to your classpath, this is definitely a superior solution to manual conversion, since you can transparently use pretty much any RSA private key. And there's nothing to enable in the CFC; if not-yet-commons-ssl is available on the classpath, it'll automatically use it for reading in the private key. As an aside, the name 'not-yet-commons-ssl' reflects the fact that the package has applied fro Apache Commons incubation, but it hasn't been accepted yet. The code is orgniazed in the 'org.apache.commons.ssl' package assuming it's acceptance, but it is still unofficial.
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I have been a donor for STC for well over a decade. I've had some things happen in the past that I wasn't too happy about...for instance, when the little girl I chose to sponsor moved out of the area, I was just randomly assigned a new child without being told, given the choice to cancel my donations, or pick another child myself. All in all, it was a minor thing, so I let it slide. Then, my credit card expired. I kept meaning to call, and kept forgetting (I was pregnant with my daughter and had an extremely rough time, being on bed rest for 3 months at home, one in the hospital, so forgive me for it slipping my mind.) I had forgotten about updating my card, but no need to worry, STC somehow did it for me...that's right, they somehow found my new card info and started billing me again...WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. The final straw, I went through a pile of mail last night and found yet another mailing from them. I get mailings at LEAST once a week (most of them, like this one, have something about important account info on them.) I was about to throw it out, when a little voice in my head said to open it. I opened it and read the letter inside. THANK GOD I did. They are now sending out letters telling people that they are going to automatically raise my DONATIONS by $3 a month! I have to send in a slip of paper in order for them NOT to do this. Needless to say, I am so over this charity, and I will be cancelling all donations to them from here on out
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The Indianapolis Colts will play the New England Patriots on Saturday night in their NFL 2104 Divisional Playoffs game. The prize for the winners of today's match up will be a spot in the AFC Conference Championship Game next weekend.
The game will start at 8.15 p.m. ET and can be watched online through free live stream (details below).
This match up is more of an unknown than the other NFL games this weekend; of the four divisional games this is the only one that is not a rematch from the regular season, and it could go either way.
The Colts will be full of confidence coming into this game, having performed an extraordinary comeback last weekend to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs in the Wild Card game.
That 45-44 win will have really given the Colts hope that this could be their season, however, as exhilarating the result and the manner of the win must have been, it will have also been very draining. Following a long regular season they had to put everything out last week, and while they pushed themselves to the max to get through the Wild Card game, the New England Patriots were at home resting, having won a first round bye in the Playoffs.
That means the Patriots will be fully rested and have had 2 weeks to prepare for this big game, where as the Colts – if things get tough at the start – could easily start to feel the energy levels drop as the game wears on. Make no mistake about it, the Colts will no doubt be willing to give their all today, but if things are tight and come down to fitness levels, then the Patriots have a distinct advantage today.
One thing the Colts must not do, is allow themselves to have such a bad start as last week. Through the regular season they often started games slowly, however, if they do so today against Tom Brady and his men, then there may be no way back for them against a very strong and efficient Patriots team.
At quarterback, Brady is by far the more experienced player, and he has played no fewer than 24 postseason games, from which he holds a 17-7 record. Andrew Luck has just two postseason games to his name, and he has gone 1-1 in Playoff match ups. Luck managed to put one over his predecessor, Peyton Manning, when the Colts defeated the Denver Broncos earlier in the season, and they must put on a similarly stunning performance today if they are to defeat the Patriots.
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It's a Sophie's Choice for environmentalists: save the threatened desert tortoise, or erect a massive solar farm? It's an agonizing decision.
The construction on the solar project could kill 700 of a 3,000-tortoise colony at the southern end of the California-Nevada line. The project's managers at BrightSource Energy had previously estimated that only of the animals would be disturbed, according to the CC Times.
Now, the thorny issue will likely be solved by determining which has a worse environmental impact: killing the turtles, or allowing dirty-power coal plants to remain operational. Since coal is extremely destructive to the environment, the solar project may ultimately win out despite its toll on the tortoises.
Of course, there's another option: move the construction project. But the expense of relocation may render that impossible.
The problem highlights the disadvantages to clean energy. Even wind power exacts a toll: the spinning blades are responsible for countless bird deaths.
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Warriors guard Stephen Curry has game, that's for sure. The professional NBA basketball player is a star of the team and on Thursday he showed he knows when to make his star shine a little brighter: when the cameras are rolling.
During a shoot with NBC Bay Area photographer Felipe Escimilla, Curry was fooling around on the court and tried a full court shot. He made it.
Curry was clearly shocked when the ball fell in the net and quickly promised it was the real deal.
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He added, "I guess it was luck.. but hey!"
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Thursday's game against the Anaheim Ducks is, from a competitive standpoint, hardly intriguing. As the regular season's final week draws to a close, both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention. But the reasons you may want to make the trek out to the AAC tonight go beyond just one ultimately meaningless game, or even one season.
Tonight -- the final home game of the Stars 2009-2010 campaign -- may be the final home game for the very face of hockey in Dallas (if not the entire Sunbelt). Mike Modano, who will turn 40 soon, and whose contract is up after the season, is seriously contemplating retirement.
Modano owns just about every franchise record there is to be had; he is the all-time leading scorer among US-born players and a Stanley Cup champion. But to get an idea of what No. 9 has meant to the city, since accompanying the franchise from Minnesota in 1993, you need look no further than the words of sportswriters who have covered him.
"His real legacy? When he arrived in North Texas hockey was a rumor," says the Dallas Observer's Richie Whitt. "As he departs, there are 8,000 kids playing in 23 rinks."
Mike Heika of the Dallas Morning News calls Modano "our bridge to a better time."
Lost, somewhat justifiably, in the pomp and circumstance surrounding Modano's possible finale, is that Marty Turco will almost certainly be playing in his final home game for the Stars, as well. Turco, the franchise's all-time leader in wins (261) and shutouts (40), will be a free agent after the season.
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Author: Barry A Warsaw <email@example.com> and a host of others
WWW: http://www.zope.org/Products/StandaloneZODB/
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Mallon, a native of New York City, was educated at the Catholic University in Washington, D.C., and Eberhard-Karls Universitaet in Tuebingen, Germany. He holds graduate degrees in Hebrew Bible studies and a doctorate in near Eastern languages. He has taught at the American University in Washington, D.C., and the University of Washington in Seattle. He was also on the faculty at the Ecumenical Institute of the World Council of Churches in Bossey, Switzerland.
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Lets recap so I can make sure I am understanding you correctly.
Coming from a lying hypocrite such as yourself, I doubt your 'recap' will cover all that we have discussed. Nor will it have you address how you appear to complain that 'govenment will ration'--but, then, you seem to have no problem whatsoever about letting people die on the street that cannot pay up what your for-profit industry charges. And, not only do you have no problem with that, you don't seem to see that as, itself, 'rationing'--which, when you understand that 'rationing' is 'limiting the distribution', it certainly is. I'll have a little more to say about that in a minute. By basic point here is that, since you apparently can be nothing but a lying hypocrite about all sorts of issues we've discussed--rationing, corporate personhood, the 'purity' of the for-profit initiative, etc.--I doubt you can be either honest nor complete about any 'recap' of yours. But, let's see:
You want the government to pay for everyone's health care with no restrictions of limitations so drug addicts can get transplants. No profit for hospitals, no profit for drug makers, no profit for equipment makers, no insurance health insurance companies at all, and no suing for malpractice at all. All drugs life saving or cures are to be given away free intellectual rights no longer apply.
Well, as a follow-up on yours and camaroman's discussion, I will be willing to bet you that if those drug addicts are in prison, they can get whatever medical care they need--including transplants--paid for by the taxpayers that you say will either have to 'pay up or die'--as you claim that's not 'rationing'.
Did I say anything against suing for malpractice? My whole point on that is that a person can sue for medical malpractice whether they have paid anything or nothing. If medicine is a product like corporatists such as yourself try to suggest, would someone that paid nothing for a product from Wal-Mart be able to sue if that free product didn't work right? And, to follow more along your irrational lying hypocrisy, since that person paid nothing for that product, wouldn't that be considered stealing? So, now, that would be like someone that stole a product from Wal-Mart suing because it didn't work. Where's your 'for-profit' incentive there, dipshit? But, in case you are just that dense and not that purposely ignorant, the point of bringing up the fact that a person can sue for medical malpractice whether they pay or not goes right to issue that the application of medical care is to be seen as a right--and not a privilege--since even non-payers can sue just like they paid everything. Do you see that point? Or, are you just that fucking stupid--and that much of a lying hypocrite--that you can't even see that you are contradicting yourself?
So, since you are adding medical malpractice lawsuits and, therefore, by such an inclusion, giving people the right to sue for medical malpractice whether they pay or not, what's your whole point about 'for profit medicine'? That ability to sue in that manner means that medicine is to be seen as a legal right--not a 'privileged product'. Which, gets to my whole point, since EMTALA approaches medicine as being universally available, and medical malpractice litigation rights approach medicine as being universally sueable (whether you pay or not), why is medicine's payment structure being done as if it is to be a privileged, restricted, for-profit, product? And, since you are even allowing medical malpractice litigation rights, what's your whole point about medicine being a 'for-profit product', dipshit? Or, just in your 'special' case, you are limiting those that can sue for medical malpracice only to those that truly 'pay up'? Did you really think this through, dumbass?
I was going to say more about rationing but, since I see that you can't even be consistent with your claims, I suspect that you wouldn't even try to understand the point. I will say that I'm not against people making money--I am against the institutional 'for-profit motive' preempting any and all incentives to anything like 'moral and ethical principles' because I don't think that 'we' can have a civil society without them. Also, when it comes to the application of medicine, there is always some form of rationing ('limiting the distribution')--but, I believe that the professionals, themselves, can 'ration out' medicine in a fairer, more sequential, step-wise, fashion than any 'for-profit' institution acting like you do in the mafia-form of 'rationing' you endorse--'pay up or else die'. And, if it were a universally financed program (like EMTALA and medical malpractice litigation rights already imply medicine as a universal right), professionals could do that fairer, more sequential, step-wise, fashion of 'rationing out medical care' in a manner that is consistent with medical knowledge--not 'for-profit incentives'. Do you understand that, workingman? Or, does you 'recap' include anything besides your ignorant applicatons of the 'for-profit motive'--even as you condone medicine as a right at least to the point that, even if you don't pay at all, you can sue if the treatment goes wrong....and that you don't see your own contradictions in that is just remarkable.....are you really thinking about this--or just reading off a script? Again, I would understand your position better if you were being paid to be such an ignorant, stupid, self-contradicting, hypocritical, ass as you are here.
Yet another vorbose post that did not answer any questions at all
I have been been saying the same thing since we started down this path you are just to stupid to understand it..
No government welfare to include medical Care for any reason to any one. You keep saying that the government pays for the 20 percent that costs 80 percent of their budget. Well dumb one most of that 20 percent is madicare which was paid for by the person recieving the Care.
Just because you cant afford the choice does not mean you still do not have the choice. It is a choice to say you cant afford it..
under universal or single payer systems the doctors Will not be rationing the Care the government Will be. Name one government agency that knows more about your life than you do?
Well another dumb statement you pay for your Care after the treatment not before so if you are suing because the doctor screwed up you do not pay the Bill. So everyone that sues for malpractice does not pay the Bill but i guess that is to complicated for you.
Profits are how the hospitals give raises, buy equipment, do reseach And development And building up keep.
I have been in hospitals that offer.universal health Care they smell like urine And appear dirty but universal health Care is better because equal access to nothing is still access.


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Rafsanjani said "the problem of Iran-U.S. relations" should be resolved, either through a referendum or through a decision by the advisory body, called the Expediency Council.
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Reformers seeking political and social change in Iran's Islamic government have been locked in a power struggle with hard-liners who control the judiciary, the military and powerful, unelected government bodies. Reformers have the support of Rafsanjani's successor, President Mohammad Khatami, but Khamenei has ultimate say in all matters.
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Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo watched Anthony Miller catch 10 passes for 90 yards and two touchdowns this year.
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HOOVER, Ala. – The SEC football preseason always has been loud. More than 30 years ago, the noise came via the Skywriters Tour and the rattle and roar of a DC-3 propeller plane carrying rumpled, hardworking – and often hard-drinking – sports writers to the 10 Southeastern Conference campuses for essentially unfettered access to the league's coaches and players.
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The task of running one of the state's fastest-growing community colleges is becoming increasingly complex, and it has nothing to do with thousands more students enrolling to take advantage of free tuition through the Tennessee Promise scholarship program.
They come from near and far, from Christian Brothers, Millington and Whitehaven high schools. From Atco, N.J., League City, Texas, and Newnan, Ga.
They were down 14-0 not six minutes into the game. And they had given up a 68-yard touchdown on a trick play when star Ole Miss receiver Laquon Treadwell threw a pass.
In the stands, this cued some horrifying Memphis football flashbacks built up over decades of suffering.
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How early is it in this NBA season? Early enough that a coach will reach for a college football analogy.
"This is a team that we have struggled with, going 1-3 with them in our division, a.k.a. the SEC West in football, where we went 4-12 last year."
The money can drive you crazy, if you let it. Each day in Memphis we're reading about "blue flu" and the city's ongoing financial crisis.
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You know, besides the obvious – playing against a bunch of floppers/whiners, be they from Portugal or Lob City?
The Arkansas land between the bridges across the Mississippi River at Memphis doesn't have a name, at least not yet.
If graffiti is any indication, lots of people go there. And they cross numerous boundaries on dirt and gravel roads and paths that can end abruptly and are posted with "no trespassing" signs and other warnings as well as railroad video cameras.
To the question, how patient are Grizzlies fans willing to be, we now have a definitive answer.
Their patience broke as the third quarter ended Wednesday, Nov. 6, at FedExForum. Their Grizzlies – that gritty, lovable bunch that won 56 games last season and went to the Western Conference Finals – trailed the New Orleans Pelicans by 22 points.
As a point guard at UNLV and in the NBA, Greg Anthony understood that job No. 1 was pleasing those around him.
The best coach in college football admitted that he – and everyone else at Alabama – was proud of the team's recent accomplishments. You know, two straight national titles and, if you want to deal in ancient history, three in the last four years.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Margaret Fiester is no shrinking violet, but she says working for her former boss was a nightmare.
"One day I didn't do something right and she actually laid her hands on me and got up in my face and started yelling, 'Why did you do that?'" said Fiester, who worked as a legal assistant for an attorney.
After five weeks of testimony, the last witness testified Wednesday, March 14, in the Petties drug organization trial in Memphis federal court.
He was Vacha Vaughn, a high-level member of the organization who was shot in a 2004 robbery by men dressed as police officers. Three years later, he was a target of the organization itself because he was believed to be cooperating with authorities.
Jury selection in the Memphis federal court trial of two alleged hit men for the biggest drug organization ever prosecuted in the court took longer than expected.
The selection process, which began Monday, Feb. 6, and stretched into Wednesday, also provided a window into the dividing line between the privacy of prospective jurors and the need of attorneys and the judge to explore the jury pool's lives in some depth to pick a fair and impartial group.
More than a year after slashing a large portion of its mortgage personnel, including a top local official, First Tennessee Home Loans has taken steps toward rebuilding its Memphis work force and repositioning the bank as a leader in residential mortgages.
The chief executive of DirecTV Group Inc. is in talks to return to News Corp. to be Rupert Murdoch's second in command.
Michael R. Drompp has been appointed dean of the faculty and vice president for academic affairs at Rhodes College. Drompp will provide leadership for academic departments and interdisciplinary programs in curricular, personnel and budgetary matters.
Greg V. Ortega was named director of corporate product marketing for TBC Corp. Ortega previously held positions as TBCs manager of strategic marketing and manager of marketing and procurement for light truck tires. He earned...
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Toronto Maple Leafs: Which Leafs Defenseman Should Get Traded?January 26, 2012
This afternoon the general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs Brian Burke locked up veteran puck moving defenseman John-Michael Liles to a four year, 15.5 million dollar contract.
In my mind this is a great move. Strong puck-moving defenseman are rare in the NHL, and Liles's himself has been a nice surprise.
John-Michael was a replacement for Tomas Kaberle, who was actually a fan favourite in Toronto. The silent puck-carrying defenseman was smooth at bringing up the puck and setting up the power play.
Since leaving Toronto, Tomas has declined and John-Michael has filled in his role quite well. Liles has been able to do the same as Tomas or even better since arriving in the Big Smoke. He's been able to pinch in the offensive zone usually at the right time, shoot more often (which was rare from Kaberle), and at times Liles looks like the fourth forward on the ice.
With Liles now locked in for the next four years, a log jam has emerged at the blue line and put the Leafs right up against the cap. It seems like there would be a move coming soon from Brian Burke.
Leafs are known to be looking for that top-six player, possibly a big forward who could give the Leafs some muscle up front that they've been lacking.
Here are the top defensemen who could be shipped out to make some room both in the cap and on the back-end:
1. Michael Komisarek – Komisarek has actually been quite steady for most of this season when not injured, but for a defensive defenseman his cap hit is just too high.
2. Luke Schenn – Locked in for five years, Luke had a strong rookie campaign but has never really taken that next step into being a strong shutdown defenseman, though still leads the team in hits.
3. Carl Gunnersson – The very underrated and steady two-way defenseman has a strong hockey IQ. Teaming up with Dion Phaneuf has shown that he can back up a pinching linemate as well as set him up.
4. Keith Aulie/Cody Franson – Both young and in an RFA year while looking at least for a slight raise, both have their pros and cons. Aulie, a hulking stay at home defenseman, and Franson a power play specialist who has shown he can be fairly steady when given the chance.
Out of the options, I actually wouldn't mind Burke shipping out Luke Schenn, who I believe has good value on the open market, and packaged with someone like Nazem Kadri could really bring in a strong top-six forward.
I just don't see Luke or even Nazem being that top player who could be a game changer, while they could be used to bring that type of player back.
Komisarek on the other hand wouldn't have much value, but would still be useful on some teams and would help to open up room for the next few years.
Either of these two are viable options to improve the team, while helping make room both for the cap and blue line.


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Breaking question: When does breaking news demand programming break-ins and when should they just cut us a break?
Saturday's news cascade culminating in the discovery of kidnapped 6-year-old Cole Puffinburger, whose disappearance triggered headlines nationwide, created a study in news judgment.
On Saturday afternoon, a Las Vegas police news conference to reveal a second "person of interest" in the case was carried live by … CNN … via a feed from KVBC-TV, Channel 3 … which did not carry it live. Nor did KLAS-TV, Channel 8, or, for the most part, KTNV-TV, Channel 13, which broke in late with a brief recap that didn't intrude on the game.
The locals made the right decision, even if not, perhaps, for the purest reasons. Pre-emption that afternoon would have — in an act of TV sacrilege — interrupted sports, specifically college football on Channels 8 and 13, and "Action Sports" on Channel 3. Had the news conference come down during "The Ed Bernstein Show"? Cue that annoyingly urgent breaking-news music.
The afternoon briefing provided an incremental development in the investigation, not a climax worthy of head-snapping attention. In this 24/7 media-verse, "Breaking News!" has lost currency and meaning, now applied not just to legitimate major events, but often to any new information offering the flimsiest excuse to holler "This Just In!" and clamor to be heard above the rest of the media din.
It's manufactured importance and egotistical bravado.
All news, by definition, is breaking — i.e., simply happening — and the point is to gather, prioritize and assemble it into newscasts. That's where the police department's announcement correctly wound up. It wasn't an as-it's-happening chase or armed standoff or … the discovery of a kidnapped child.
But little Cole happily turning up Saturday night, even though it was in time for the regularly scheduled 11 p.m. broadcasts, justified the concept of "breaking news" and even Channel 3's repeat of it by briefly docking "Saturday Night Live," a dicey decision given the enormous interest in Gov. Sarah Palin's appearance (which fetched "SNL's" largest audience in 17 years).
Smartly — and likely avoiding a storm of outraged calls that would've made football interruption look like, well, an "Ed Bernstein Show" pre-emption — Channel 3 waited until after the opening Palin & Co. sketch, instead lopping off host Josh Brolin's monologue. Channels 8 and 13 stayed with 11:30 p.m. reruns of "House" and "Desperate Housewives," respectively, but all the locals returned for live reports to cover the 12:30 a.m. news conference, a no-brainer, with Channel 3 later picking up "SNL" from where it left off.
They got it right (even with the night's eeriest ad placement alongside news of a kidnapped child's return: a trailer for Angelina Jolie as a mother searching for her missing child in "Changeling").
Still, the best 'tude toward breaking news remains the "Daily Show" motto: "When news breaks, we fix it."
Contact Steve Bornfeld at sbornfeld @reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0256.


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Men's basketball 'March Madness' begins for Marquette, Badgers
March Madness begins Thursday for the first of two Wisconsin teams in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
Marquette, the No. 3 seed in the East Region, will play 14th-seeded Davidson around 2:10 p.m. Thursday. It'll be shown on Tru TV, a Turner-owned channel that many cable systems picked up two years ago when it started televising NCAA games.
Tru TV will also show Friday's Wisconsin Badger tournament opener against Mississippi.
Marquette enters the big dance at 23-8, with a three-way share of the season title in the final year of the original Big East Conference. Davidson is 27-6 after winning the Southern Conference crown.
Thursday's winner will play either Butler or Bucknell in a third-round matchup on Saturday. If it's Marquette and Butler, it will be a preview of what could be a key rivalry in the newly formed Big East Conference that will start playing this fall.
Butler, Xavier, and Creighton officially joined the new basketball-first league Wednesdday, joining Marquette and six other old Big East schools in the new league of the same name.
Bruesewitz expects 'wild' tourney
Wisconsin senior forward Mike Bruesewitz, a St. Paul native, expects a "wild" NCAA Tournament. He says no team can afford to look ahead beyond its next game.
For Wisconsin, that's a second-round West Regional matchup tomorrow against Ole Miss in Kansas City. Bruesewitz says, "We've got to knock guys down systematically, one team at a time." He said he likes the Badgers' draw as the No. 5 seed, playing a 12th-seed in Ole Miss.
As Bruesewitz put it, "We've got a good shot at making some noise."
He says he's glad not to be playing any more Big Ten teams for a while. He said they beat themselves up during the conference schedule.
In Wisconsin's last 19 games, 11 opponents were nationally-ranked teams. The Badgers are ranked themselves, 18th by the AP and 17th by the coaches.
Mississippi received votes in both polls, but did not make the Top 25 in either.
Friday's winner will play either Kansas State or LaSalle in the third round on Sunday.
Tiny Davidson plays big
Davidson may be a tiny school for Division I, but Marquette players say they have the utmost respect for the Wildcats.
Davidson has less than 2,000 students on its campus near Charlotte. But they almost made the Final Four in 2008 when they surprised Wisconsin in the Sweet 16 round.
Stephen Curry scored 33 points in that game. He has long since moved on to the NBA, but today's best players for Davidson - forwards Jake Cohen and De'Mon Brooks - said they decided to join the Wildcats after seeing Curry burn the Badgers. The 6-10 Cohen is Davidson's leading scorer and rebounder.
Marquette guard Trent Lockett says the Wildcats are well-rounded and very disciplined. They're also a physical team.
Badger football will open 2015 season against 'Bama
The Wisconsin football team said yesterday it would open the 2015 season against two-time defending BCS champion Alabama. The game will be played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Sept. 5 of 2015.
Badger fans have demanded that the team toughen up its non-conference schedule. Athletic director Barry Alvarez says it's a top priority, mainly because strength of schedule will be a factor in the new four-team playoff system in the BCS group.
Alvarez says the Badgers "want to be in that mix." He said it's a priority throughout the Big Ten to get rid of soft non-conference matchups.
Wisconsin had sought a home-and-home series with Alabama in 2011, but Crimson Tide coach Lou Saban said no at that juncture.


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If only...
At some point in the coming days or weeks or months, Rockland city leaders, police and school officials are expected to meet to talk about ways to make sure our schools are safe.
The decision to have this discussion came in the aftermath of the horrific school shootings in Connecticut in which 6 and 7-year-old children and their teachers were gunned down by a madman.
It is my hope as the parent of children in public schools (one just about the same age as the kids in Newtown) that this will be a substantive discussion and that ones like it are taking place everywhere across this nation.
I didn't have any children when the tragedy at Columbine was perpetrated in 1999. Since then, we have seen this pattern of bloodshed over and over again. In all reality, we as a society have done very little to prevent further violence.
The second part of my hope is that we will never forget what happened in Newtown, Conn., that we will remember those tender young children and the hope and love they represented in their community, and that this memory will spur us to action.
But what action?
What's being done in Rockland, Maine and many communities like it is not good enough. Right now, mostly what we're doing is hoping that it doesn't happen here; hoping Rockland doesn't cease to have meaning as a name and become a synonym for gun violence as Newtown, Aurora, Virginia Tech and Columbine did before.
The schools right now have lock-down procedures. What a bad joke. A few locked doors and no security whatsoever versus an armed, insane gunman?
Let's look at some of the proposed solutions:
Gun control, bans, background checks, etc. — Part of the long-term solution would be to place more regulations on weapons that are really designed for warfare. This could include making a person undergo more of a background check and register their weapons.
It would be harder to carry out a massacre not having guns that can fire 30 times without being reloaded.
We need to be careful about just limiting "assault" weapons. The real problem is not the word assigned to the weapon, but what that weapon can do. Any gun that can fire repeatedly with a large clip is part of the problem.
Beyond that, I don't see a widespread gun ban taking place anytime soon in this country, and I'm not sure I would ever support that. Here in Maine we have a proud tradition of responsible gun ownership and hunting.
It's important to remember that we could outlaw all guns tomorrow and still not be safe. There are already so many firearms in the country that the threat would remain.
As for the Second Amendment and its larger meaning, people will argue about that at great length without convincing each other. We could argue about what the founders intended, whether we give a rat's posterior what those long dead wanted and whether they had a right to make rules not knowing there would be AK-47s in a few hundred years.
It's a worthy discussion, but as a father, I want my kids to be safe tomorrow, not years from now.
So gun control alone isn't good enough.
Identify mass murderers before they strike, reach out to those at risk — There's no way to do that. There's no way to know who is going to flip out. There's no way to reason with these people. People who would shoot 6-year-olds don't reason well. Even if you could, you could never be sure no one was slipping through your net. This isn't the movie "Minority Report" where you can arrest people for crimes they will commit in the future.
Armed security in schools — This is the only solution being suggested that could actually make a difference right now, today and tomorrow, in our schools. From the moment a rampage starts to the moment it is stopped, almost always by force or threat of force, every second that passes is one in which lives are being lost. Right now schools cannot defend themselves.
This is not a political thing for me. I'm not interested in putting forward any agenda other than the safety of children.
I have been surprised in the aftermath of this tragedy to find many people I've talked to are very much opposed to this.
This would make our schools a police state, they say. I think a school resource officer can be a positive role model in the schools.
Some have told me it wouldn't make any difference. I think that's defeatist. We have to at least try to protect our schools. We could have trained police officers, who know how to handle their weapons, on the alert in schools.
When banks were robbed over and over, they beefed up their security. My most precious treasures aren't stored in a bank vault. They sit in classrooms every day.
Some argue more guns are not the answer. If that's all there is to it, why do we even have armed police officers patrolling our streets?
Surveillance cameras and panic buttons to alert authorities immediately would also be helpful, I believe.
I understand a lot of people disagree with me and recognize there might be something I've missed in my thoughts on it. For me, it's not political or ideological. If we're talking about what I believe in, I detest all real-world violence and the heartache it causes, just like you.
Send me an email. Write a comment. But don't forget about it. Don't let this blow over.
In communities where gun violence has taken place, people say, "If only we had done this..." "If only we had done that..."
I don't want our community to ever have to say, "If only..."
Daniel Dunkle is news editor for Courier Publications. He lives in Rockland with his wife and two children. Email him at email@example.com or follow him on twitter at @DanDunkle.