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Livers barely in tact and sleep a forgotten pastime, Drowned In Sound's Daniel O'Dell and Dom Gourlay bring you their hits and misses from the final day at this year's Leeds Festival.
Blood Red Shoes
(12:55, Main Stage)
It may have taken them seven years and three albums to attain Main Stage status but here, today, Blood Red Shoes seem as though they've finally found their natural habitat. Undaunted from start to finish, even when Laura Mary Carter's guitar breaks down towards the end of 'Heartsink', their midday slot on the big stage is something of a triumph. While In Time To Voices may not have been as well received as either of its predecessors, the songs they choose to play from it sit well with their more familiar older material. 'I Wish I Was Someone Better' and 'Light It Up' encourage a communal round of fist-pumping and pogo-dancing respectively, Steven Ansell dedicating the former to Leeds based buddies Pulled Apart By Horses while imploring all and sundry to go and watch At The Drive-In later this evening.
Dom Gourlay
Mystery Jets
(1:50, Main Stage)
The Sunday line-up of the main stage screams Radio 1 A-list, and Mystery Jets set had the band flitting between the catchiest of their material, unfortunately leaving no room for anything off Making Dens. Visually the band looked the part, decked out in the stars and stripes and cowboy attire infront of an Arizona backdrop and they gleefully worked through tunes including the spangly-synth pop of 'Two Doors Down', and the sickly-sweet 'Greatest Hits'. Whilst being a beautiful song, their ballad 'Flakes' followed by the unfamiliar 'Lost In Austin' are surprising choices to end the set on especially having played having sparked sing-a-longs from those at the front for the likes of 'Young Love'. It's quite sad that after four albums they seem to have found themselves unable to climb any higher up the bill and are stuck receiving little attention as the soundtrack to the crowds' drinking games. (You forgot to mention the man with The Enemy tattoo! - DG)
Daniel O'Dell
Jake Bugg
(4:20, Festival Republic Stage)
After lasting a few songs into The Shins downpour I fled up to the Festival Republic tent for Nottingham troubadour Jake Bugg, where I wasn't the only one to have had that idea, as every covered inch has people cramming themselves inside. Opening with 'Kentucky' the big country bassline and Jake's roughly twanged acoustic sounded like 'Folsom Prison Blues' travelling Midland Mainline. Inbetween song chat was kept to an absolute minimum, but there was no sign of nerves whilst the teenager played to what must have been one of the biggest crowds in his short but fledging career. It will serve as a valuable experience as he is due to open for Noel Gallagher and Snow Patrol in the US later this year. After a while his faux-americana voice began to grate and I doubt I could stomach an album's worth. Although he had saved three of his singles for the end and the crowd weren't going anywhere in these conditions, so we received zealous renditions 'Trouble Town', 'Taste It' and 'Lightening Bolt'. All of which derivatively infuse sounds from the greats of country, folk, and rock - but when Kasabian are headlining the Main Stage the same evening it's a factor unlikely to hinder his progress.
Daniel O'Dell
Dog Is Dead
(5:05, Festival Republic Stage)
Having slayed Summer Sundae festival goers last weekend, the Nottingham based outfit cause a similar level of commotionw here. Playing to a jampacked crowd on the Festival Republic Stage, they're joined by a five-strong choir that augments their happy-go-lucky yet actually quite hummable repertoire. 'River Jordan' and 'Hands Down' whip up an early frenzy while 'Glockenspiel Song' and 'Teenage Daughter' create a fitting climax that makes long-awaited debut album All Our Favourite Stories a mouth-watering prospect. Main Stage next year? Stranger things have happened...
Dom Gourlay
The Vaccines
(6:10, Main Stage)
If points were awarded for t-shirt sales alone, The Vaccines would have had Leeds Festival sewn up by close of play Friday. The Vaccines Come Of Age is the title of their forthcoming album and as with its predecessor What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?, it pretty much does what it says on the tin. If last year's NME Stage performance announced their arrival on the circuit, this year's elevation to the Main Stage marks their coming of age and some. Sure, they ply a tried and tested formula but when it's employed as well as this does it really matter? Of course not. New songs like 'Tiger Blood' and 'Teenage Icon' effortlessly glide into the more familiar likes of 'Wetsuit' and 'All In White'. What they lack in originality is made up for in abundance by the sheer passion and enthusiasm in which they deliver their wares. By the time 'Norgaard' closes the set, it feels like the whole of Leeds has descended on the Main Stage, desperate for a piece of the action, and when all's said and done, one really can't ask for any more than that.
Dom Gourlay
The Cribs
(8:20, NME/Radio 1 Stage)
Despite originating from down the M1 in Wakefield, The Cribs have a habit of jubilantly treating their Leeds Festival appearances like homecomings, and with this being their sixth appearance they are now veritable veterans. It could be argued that they are Britain's biggest cult band and an hour slot isn't enough for them. It's criminal that Friday's and Saturday's equivalents were indistinguishable lightweights Two Door Cinema Club and Foster The People. The band therefore waste no time, blitzing through 'Come On, Be A No-One' while raw versions of 'Hey Scenesters!' and 'Mirror Kissers' ignite the crowd. New material punctuates the set with vital slower moments such as 'Anna' that has Gary sounding like J Mascis incarnate. Whilst the Jarmans terrorise every inch of the stage, additional guitarist David Jones shies away from the limelight, but his contribution is clearly evident as 'Another Number' is fleshed out from being a skinny indie-pop tune to something much grungier. When I'd seen The Cribs tour earlier in the year it had felt as if they'd been disappointingly going through the motions with no need to prove themselves to the already converted - yet in the packed NME stage there were no such problems with Ryan Jarman resembling a rock star from his own unique mould. The set ends on a raucous 'City of Bugs' which despite originating from the forgettable Johnny Marr era sees them hark back to the early days as they forcibly detune their instruments into walls of feedback. It feels like the band everyone fell in love with are back.
Daniel O'Dell
(9:05, Festival Republic Stage)
Having headlined main stages and arenas at various junctures of their eighteen-year career, a forty-five minute slot on a Sunday night should be a piece of cake. And so it is for Feeder, a band who could probably cause a rabble rousing riot in their sleep. The Festival Republic stage not surprisingly packed to the rafters, Grant Nicholas and Taka Hirose bring out the big guns from start to finish. 'Feeling A Moment', 'Insomnia', 'Renegades', 'Just The Way I'm Feeling', 'Buck Rogers'... They're all here. As with Blood Red Shoes earlier in the day, Nicholas urges everyone to go and watch At The Drive-In over yonder; no mean feat considering the end of his band's set overlaps with the start of theirs. Of course it would be rude not to stat put until the bitter end, and a glorious closing salvo of 'High', 'Generation Freakshow' and 'Just A Day' justifies that decision. Feeder may never be considered cool, but in terms of live performance and a consistently high standard of recorded output, there's very few capable of matching them over a similar period of time.
Dom Gourlay
At The Drive-In
(9:45, NME/Radio 1 Stage)
Hotfooting it across from the Festival Republic stage to the NME/Radio 1 stage in double quick time, DiS is taken aback to find the tent only half full as 'Pattern Against User' greets them like a long lost son. Still, it's their loss as for one relentlessly intense hour, At The Drive-In remind all those present why those that cared have literally been counting the days down for this moment to arrive since announcing their reunion earlier this year. As expected, the set draws heavily from third and final album Relationship Of Command. 'Enfilade' and 'Metronome Arthritis' pulsate with the same spasmodic energy as when the last time At The Drive-In played them here in 2000. The material that is played from its predecessor In/Casino/Out - a chaotic 'Chanbara' that segues into 'Lopsided' before a sprawling 'Napoleon Solo' induces grown men to tears make everyone forget the real reason these five individuals have chosen to share a stage again. In between struggling to stand still and at times breathe, Cedric Bixler makes dedications to Mastodon and Taco Bell respectively. By the time 'One Armed Scissor' closes the set almost twelve years to the day since their last appearance at Leeds Festival, any lingering doubts are removed as to the validity of At The Drive-In's return to the live stage. Welcome back.
Dom Gourlay
Gary Wolstenholme's photo galleries from Friday, Saturday, The Cure and Paramore.


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Film student Uira L'Amour uses CG and 3D-modeling techniques to demonstrate why you should pay attention to the road and not your phone. All without resorting to being preachy or overdramatic.
The video also highlights the dangers of listening to fatally ironic songs by The Strokes.
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I'm new to the Zimbra world and I recently setup a Zimbra server in a smal company with 8 users.
The reason we wanted to use Zimbra is they have couple of big mailboxes ( around 8-10gb)
The setup we have is a physical server , 6 gb of ram, and
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+
2.6 ghz
The problem is that the server keeps filling the memory and it become unable to use it after couple of mins after reboot.
out of free -m is :
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 3523 3445 77 0 52 2202
-/+ buffers/cache: 1191 2332
Swap: 3814 0 3814
I turned of swap cause it was starting to use that and turned of couple of serviced in zimbra we dont use, example: logger, stats
The server went from 8.0 load to around 2 now
Why is it so slow ?
there come java processes that most of the process which is going on , other than that, the cpu seems to be in 20% and running okay,
We are using outlook and thunderbird as imap clients
each account has an external account which fetches mail from a pop server everyone 2 min
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Q: Hello. I'd like to create an at home business for the after-hours from my normal job. A simple computer support service, which I go to the customers home to perform a large variety of tasks. Two questions which I can't find an answer to:
1. Do I need to "declare" myself a business with the state if I'm working from my home, or do I just start doing it?
2. What about business related expenses? Can I claim those for such a business? — Eric, Milwaukee, Wisc.
A: You don't need to file papers with the state, though if you hire others and need to withhold payroll taxes, you should get a tax ID number for the IRS. Otherwise, your Social Security number is all you need.
The only thing the IRS cares about is that you declare your full earnings and that you deduct only legitimate business expenses. The simplest way to do this is to file a Schedule C with your personal income tax return. including guidelines on what you can write off as expenses.)
And, while I've got you, is there any way to rig my son's computer so he can only play an hour of PC games a day?


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Gay marriage supporters raise more than opponents in referendum campaign in Maine
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) � Gay marriage supporters continue to bring in far more contributions than opponents in their referendum drive in Maine a little more than a month before Election Day.
Friday marked a deadline for quarterly campaign finance reports in the race.
Mainers United for Marriage, which is leading the drive to legalize same-sex marriage, said $2.2 million was raised during the reporting period. That pushes its total to about $3.4 million.
Protect Marriage Maine PAC, which is fighting the referendum, said it raised about $370,000 during the latest recording period. That includes $250,000 from the National Organization for Marriage's political action committee. Carroll Conley Jr. says that brings its total to about $415,000.
Voters repealed Maine's gay marriage law in 2009, but it's on the ballot again in the Nov. 6 election.


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The 11th annual Red Shoe Run for Donor Awareness took place on Saturday, April 12, and it was a tremendous success. We'd like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the community for supporting this annual event through participation, fundraising, sponsorship and volunteerism.
The day allows us to recognize the lifesaving, life-restoring benefits of blood, organ, tissue, eye and marrow donation, and gratefully acknowledge the humanitarianism displayed by donors of these gifts. Monies raised help add potential heroes to the Rock River Valley Blood Center's Be the Match Marrow Program and overall donor awareness. Nearly $60,000 was raised for tissue typing.
Almost 300 walkers and 620 runners faced the brisk morning. Top female runner was Shannon Teunissen of Belvidere; top male runner was Jeremy Stevens of Rockford.
Special thanks to our Diamond Sponsors: McDonalds and Rockford Health Systems; our Platinum Sponsors: OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center, Rockford Nephrology and Sam's Club; Gold Sponsors: Don Carter Lanes, General Mills, IBEW-NECA and KishHealth System; and Silver Sponsors: Alpine Bank, Benny and Sons Body Shop, Biological Resource Center of Illinois, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Illinois Eye Bank, Swedish American Health System and Wipfli LLP, CPAs and Accountants, and our other generous sponsors. A big thanks to the stations of Midwest Family Broadcasting - Rockford Marketing Group.
A special thanks to Dick Lindsey, Larry Johnson, Eric Nyman and all the other "behind-the-scenes" people who make the 5K possible, Lifeline Ambulance and the scores of volunteers who help out before, during and after the Red Shoe Run for Donor Awareness. Thank you so very much. We could not do it without you!
— The Red Shoe Run for Donor Awareness Committee


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The B.C. Teachers' Federation has called a strike vote for next week, saying the government has brought nothing to the table during recent contract negotiations.
BCTF president Jim Iker said the province has only asked for concessions from the teachers, and is still not offering to restore class-size and composition limits that were stripped from their contract in 2002.
"Teachers care deeply about our schools, our students, and our communities. We don't take a strike vote lightly," Iker said. "There's not one single item we can agree to. There's nothing on the table that we can recommend to our teachers."
Results of the vote will be announced on March 6, but Iker said teachers would not actually be going out on strike anytime in the near future.
"We will consider all job action options and timing very carefully. Our goal is to reach a negotiated deal at the bargaining table without having to resort to job action," Iker said. "We're hoping the pressure of a strike vote will be enough to get the government to bring something serious to the table."
Once a strike vote is taken, a union has 90 days to activate it with some sort of job action, Iker explained, adding that job action, if necessary, would occur in stages and would not include immediate school closures, stop teachers from participating in extracurricular activities, or affect report cards.
Education Minister Peter Fassbender said he was disappointed with the federation's call for a strike vote.
"I have constantly said our goal as government is to stay at the table, to find a negotiated settlement, to resolve the issues at the table. So for me, this is very provocative so far as our process in bargaining goes," Fassbender said.
Iker said the government has offered teachers a 0.5-per-cent wage increase upon ratification of a contract, with no increase in 2014-15. He said the teachers have already had two years of legislated zero-per-cent wage increases. Iker said the 10-year deal proposed by the government includes another four years of increases of one per cent or less, followed by an indexing scheme.
"Despite most other public-sector workers receiving increases in the range of 3.5 to four per cent over two years as part of the co-operative gains mandate, the government has directed the B.C. Public School Employers' Association to pursue a totally different agenda with teachers," said Iker. "Teachers are asking for an increase that addresses the rising cost of living, and a market adjustment that reflects how far we are behind other teachers in Canada. We believe that's fair and reasonable."
Employers' association chief negotiator Peter Cameron said he was surprised the BCTF is holding a strike vote and had gone public with the government's opening position because he had not yet seen the teachers' opening offer.
"There is a protocol between the parties. The parties did agree they weren't going to debate specifics in the media," Cameron said. "It may be that protocol is unsustainable through the most difficult part of the bargaining, but typically there should be a discussion between the parties."
Cameron disputed some of the statements that Iker made, saying "some of them are true, some of them are out of context, and some of them are wrong."
Cameron said the first-year increase proposed in the government's opening position was one per cent, with 0.5 per cent to be found in concessions in sick leave.
"The settlements in the last few months of last year, the four big public-sector groups that settled with us, settled for zero, one, 1.5, 1.5 and 1.5 formula, plus whatever comes out of the economic stability fund," Cameron said.
Cameron said his association is willing to negotiate on class size and composition, but that the limits restored in a recent court appeal were "not appropriate at the time (2002), and a whole lot less appropriate in 2014."
"(We have) always been prepared in this set of negotiations to discuss class size and composition," Cameron said. When asked specifically what they were offering on these issues, Cameron said the existing numbers in the School Act and legislation appear to be working well. If they are changed, the BCTF could reopen their contract and bargain for new provisions.
"The contract would contain the right of the union to reopen and seek through a third party new provisions to address workload concerns if the government changes the act and regulations," Cameron said. "On composition, what we've suggested is that the union be involved not only with the Learning Improvement Fund ... but actually that a portion of the existing budget of the school districts be sequestered and be put to a discussion between the professionals in the field about the allocation to address composition."
NDP education critic Rob Fleming said he finds it concerning that Fassbender had said on Monday that negotiations were going fine, and then to hear Tuesday that the process isn't going well.
"The B.C. Liberals have been exposed as having tried to provoke a strike last year, and have been defeated twice in court for pursuing a strategy of (passing) unconstitutional laws," Fleming said. "They've come to the end of that strategy of confrontation, and negotiating is the only path forward. Parents and students in B.C. depend on that being done."
Fassbender said he would not discuss the details of what was discussed at the negotiating table.
"I will say this: Every bit of negotiation starts somewhere. Everyone has to put their proposals on the table," Fassbender said. "We have not seen a wage proposal yet from the BCTF. Again, we have to allow the negotiating process to take place at the table, not in the media."
The provincial government is appealing a recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling that found the removal of class-size limits and class composition rules unconstitutional. That ruling restored the 2002 limits, effective immediately, but teachers said they did not expect restoration this school year. The government is appealing the ruling, which also found that the government deliberately tried to provoke a teachers' strike in 2012 to gain public sympathy for a legislated settlement.
"The move to once again strip class size, composition, and staffing levels from teachers just days after the B.C. Supreme Court's ruling showed total disrespect for the law, for teachers, and for students," Iker said. "This government ... is trying to pretend (the court) ruling never happened."
The teachers and the government have been negotiating since before their contract expired last June.
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Great Recipe!!!
My niece Shirley is a professional, sought-after baker but she continually surprises us with unexpected culinary delights.
The kids and adults in the family gave these Tuna burgers a thumbs up!
Try this hearty yet light tuna burger that she easily adapted from Cooking Light magazine.
Shirley recommends Pomegrante for fresh baked wholesome buns.
Check out Shirl's website at www.homebakedbyshirl.com.
Makes 6 servings
To assemble the sandwiches you'll need:
Tuna Burgers
Asian Coleslaw
Wasabi Mayonnaise
Egg Buns or Egg Challah Rolls
For the Burgers:
2 tbs extra-virgin olive oil
Coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 pound sushi-grade tuna, very finely chopped
2 scallions, white and light green parts only, trimmed and minced
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
1 teaspoon lemon zest
Canola oil, for cooking
Directions for this Kosher Recipe
Place tuna, scallions, soy, olive oil, sesame oil, and lemon zest in a large bowl; season with salt and pepper. Mix well, using your hands, to combine. Divide tuna mixture into six equal portions and form each portion into a 1/2-inch thick patty.
Place a large nonstick skillet over medium heat and add enough canola oil to coat bottom of skillet. Add patties, and cook until medium-rare, 2 to 3 minutes per side.
For the Asian Coleslaw
1 tablespoon unseasoned rice-wine vinegar
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tsp honey
1 tsp toasted sesame seeds (optional)
1 bag coleslaw (shredded cabbage)
Place vinegar in small bowl. Slowly whisk in olive oil to form an emulsion; add the honey and sesame; season with salt and pepper; set aside.
Just before serving, toss some coleslaw with dressing to taste.
For the Wasabi Mayonnaise:
1 large egg, room temperature
2 teaspoons unseasoned rice-wine vinegar
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
1 1-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and grated
1 tablespoon wasabi paste
1/2 teaspoon soy sauce
3/4 cup canola oil
Coarse salt
Directions for this Kosher Recipe
In the bowl of a small food processor, combine egg, vinegar, lemon juice, lime juice, ginger, wasabi, and soy sauce; pulse to combine. With food processor running, slowly drizzle in canola oil until mixture is emulsified. Season with salt.
Note: Raw eggs should not be used in food prepared for pregnant women, babies, young children, the elderly, or anyone whose health is compromised
To Assemble the Burgers:
Spread a tablespoon of mayonnaise on both sides of halved bun. Place one patty, topped with about ¼ cup of coleslaw.


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Casper Smart is a lucky man and he knows it. At the Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 10, the 25-year-old dancer had a good sense of humor about the reactions his girlfriend Jennifer Lopez's risque gown was garnering at the star-studded ceremony.
Lopez, 43, took the stage early in the evening with rapper Pitbull to introduce the nominees for Best Solo Performance, and the audience couldn't get enough of the singer's enviable physique.
"So I got the memo," she started out, in an obvious nod to her revealing black Anthony Vaccarello dress that showed the entire length of her right leg and the dress code memo CBS had sent out the previous week.
"Mami, you inspired the memo," Pitbull commented over cheers from the audience. Lopez famously made red-carpet history back in 2000 when she arrived in a barely-there green Versace number with a neckline that plunged to her navel.
The songstress even saved the day — and winner Adele's acceptance speech! — by curtly shooing away notorious prankster Vitalii Seduik from the stage when he attempted to crash the ceremony.
"It's such an honor to receive this award," the Ukranian TV personality managed to say into the mic before a stern Lopez shot him a dirty look and kicked him offstage.
But the celebrity vigilante didn't let the stunt ruin her night.
"Jennifer Lopez was really nice and in a great mood. She was excited about getting to make a joke about her outfit," an insider told Us Weekly of the memorable moment. "Casper was backstage with her. When they showed the reaction shots of Drake and Jay-Z [looking awestruck at Lopez's sexy outfit], Casper was cracking up like crazy! He thought it was hilarious."
Earlier in the evening, Lopez defended her risque fashion choice, telling E! News host Ryan Seacrest that she thought she was staying within the dress code, which had explicitly forbidden side-boob and "puffy parts."
"They said nothing about legs!" she told the talk show host. "I thought I was being such a good girl! A little shoulder and a little leg."
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The cream that rose to the top in Thursday night qualifying at Charlotte Motor Speedway was still at the top after Friday afternoon's two Sprint Cup practice sessions. The 55- and 60-minute sessions were the last on-track activities for Cup teams before Saturday night's Bank of American 500.
At 187.065 miles per hour, record-setting pole winner Greg Biffle led the first session in his Roush Fenway Ford. Kasey Kahne, winner here in May, was second-fastest in his Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet at 186.593 mph. Kevin Harvick, in a Richard Childress Racing Chevy, was third at 186.574 mph, then Jimmie Johnson in a Hendrick Chevy at 186.361 mph and Mark Martin in a Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota fifth at 186.278 mph.
The second-five in the first session were Mark Martin in a Toyota, point-leader Brad Keselowski in a Dodge and Chevy drivers Regan Smith [subbing for the ailing Dale Earnhardt Jr.], Ryan Newman and Jeff Gordon. Seven of the top-10 in the first practice are Chase for the Sprint Cup contenders, excepting only Martin, Smith and Newman. Fellow Chaser Clint Bowyer was 12th, then Chasers Denny Hamlin, Tony Stewart and Matt Kenseth at 15th, 16th and 17th.
Kyle Busch led the second session at 188.383 mph in a Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. Smith was second at 188.009 mph, then Martin at 187.905 mph. Johnson was fourth at 187.874 mph and Paul Menard, in a Richard Childress Chevrolet, was fifth at 187.402 mph. Hamlin, Carl Edwards, Keselowski, Kahne and Aric Almirola completed the top-10.
The other seven Chasers – excepting Johnson, Hamlin, Kahne and Keselowski – were 12th-through-18th: Stewart, Gordon, Bowyer, Harvick, Kenseth, Truex and Biffle. Saturday night's 334-lap, 500-mile race is scheduled for a 7:30 start.
Biffle takes down another qualifying record
Greg Biffle's pole run on Thursday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway marked the seventh time this year a Sprint Cup track qualifying record has fallen. Kasey Kahne started it at Las Vegas in March, followed by Joey Logano at Pocono, Marcos Ambrose at Michigan and Sonoma and Jimmie Johnson at Kentucky [all in June], then Juan Pablo Montoya at Watkins Glen in August and Biffle in Charlotte.
Mark Martin, who qualified second to Biffle, explained the rash of record-setting runs. "The weather was good [Thursday night], but we've also upped the ante on every single piece of these cars," he said. "We've done it from shock absorbers to aerodynamics to horsepower to drag and the driveline. We continually optimize these things. When we first started running this COT, it didn't drive very good. Today, they drive better than the cars that preceded them.
"The crews have learned so much with shocks and bump stops and everything. They keep making more horsepower and more handling, more grip, better driving and we keep going faster and faster. There are things like tires and aerodynamics and horsepower, and if you don't choke us in some aspect, we'll continue to go faster because we always have.
"We were at Dover just the other day and (Denny Hamlin) qualified on the pole at 157 or something like that. [Actually, it was 159]. The first time I went there in 1982 they were going on and on over the PA about the new track record. It was 144 miles per hour – that was the track record – 144 miles per hour. If they don't do something to pull us back, we'll just continue. Twenty years from now we could be going 170 at Dover."


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Over the last nine weeks the students at
have been immersed in the artwork and artistic process of glass artist Dale Chihuly and his team. Under the instruction of art teachers Tina Atkinson and Denise Benton, the third and fourth grade students started their school year by learning about the artist, his personal history and what lead him to create artwork with a team. They experienced Chihuly's unique drawing style by broadly rolling on background colors and adding quick structural lines to create shapes by squeezing paint from bottles and keeping the images of objects from nature, loose and abstract, fluid, like glass. The third grade drawings were on display in the community at Davis Kidd Booksellers in Green Hills for the month of October while the fourth grade drawings illuminated the halls of our school! Percy Priest Elementary School
After the drawings, these students designed their own installation to be completed by their homeroom class and installed somewhere on the school grounds. They democratically made design decisions about location, color, structure, and scale and worked in smaller teams to complete each part of the sculpture using plastic bottles, cellophane/gel, clear tape, plastic cups, tissue paper, glue, tin foil, plastic wrap, sculpture wire, cardboard rolls and wooden dowels. The finished installations were amazing and our school and community have enjoyed having them in and around our school!
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The second grade students worked on the idea of installation on a smaller scale. After studying the work of Dale Chihuly and exploring how he and his team selected the locations and created sculptures to fit, they took their landscape paintings and did the same. They created small organic sculptures out of model magic clay that fit the scale of their landscape and then 'installed' them with white glue. The finished pieces show how beautifully art and nature blend to create beautiful images. These pieces will be on display at Maggie Moo's in Green Hills for the month of November.
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In first grade we explored the brightly pattered Persians. After discovering that the Persian shapes started geometric and evolved into an organic shape and that the nature of glass blowing creates a radial design, the students modeled that evolution in their own work. They created a center point on a square piece of white paper and glued tissue paper strips radiating out of their chosen center point (which did not have the be in the middle of their paper) to create a radial geometric design. Once the design was finished they cut the edges to create a softer, more rounded organic shape and then folded it at the center point to give the shape dimension. The results had a simple elegance that seemed to glow just like their glass counterparts.
The kindergarten students were amazed to find that so many artists were, and still are, inspired by nature. First they looked at the art work of Georgia O'Keefe, who painted larger-than-life flowers that inspired her. They students painted large flowers using circles, triangles and diamond shapes to fill up their whole picture. They even painted the negative shapes that were left over! Then they looked at the marvelous Macchia, the word means spotted in Italian, create by Dale Chihuly and his team. They could tell that he was inspired by nature too, especially things that come from the sea. Using oil pastels, the students added patterns and spots to the shapes of their flowers to create their own Macchia flower paintings, inspired by nature.
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This is shamelessly close to my other question: A Question on Koszul duality and $B(\infty)$ structures on $HH^*$. Maybe this one will get a better response. Rather than rewrite that one, I am going to ask about a specific aspect of it in more detail. As in that question, it is known that for a space simply connected space M:
$HH^*(C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q}),C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q})) \cong HH^*(C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}), C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}))$
as Gerstenhaber algebras.
In particular, this implies that $HH^*(C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q}),C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q}))[1] \cong HH^*(C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}), C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}))[1]$ as Lie algebras.
Question:When are the dg-Lie algebra structures on Hochschild cochains: $HCH^*(C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q}),C_*(\Omega(M),\mathbb{Q}))[1] \cong HCH^*(C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}), C^*(M,\mathbb{Q}))[1]$ quasi-isomorphic.
As I mentioned in that question: this follows from more general results of Keller in the case M is formal and coformal (i.e. the d.g. algebra $C^*(M)$ is equivalent to a graded Koszul algebra).
Now suppose that g is a graded finite dimensional Lie algebra and work over $\mathbb{C}$(or $\mathbb{R}$), which corresponds to M be a $\mathbb{C}$ coformal space, with finite dimensional $\mathbb{C}$ homotopy groups. Let $C^*(g)$ be the Chevalley complex which is a model for $C^*(M)$. Here is an approach for proving the result:
Step 1. We know from this MO question Extension of the formality theorem? that $HCH^*(C^*(g), C^*(g)) \cong (T_{poly},[v,])$ as $L(\infty)$ algebras. Here v is a vector field which corresponds to the d on $C^*(g)$(see that question for a detailed explanation of notation). These notes http://math.univ-lyon1.fr/~calaque/LectureNotes/LectETH.pdf by Damien Calaque are also extremely useful.
Step 2. now $(T_{poly},[v,])$ is canonically isomorphic as a complex $C^*(g,Sym(g))$, that is the Chevalley complex in the Lie algebra module $Sym(g)$.
Step 3. By PBW $Sym(g) \cong Ug$ as g modules.
Step 4. Just as in Step 1, we have an isomorphism between $C^*(g,Ug) \cong HH^*(U(g),U(g))$. To obtain this we think of Ug as the deformation quantization of $Sym(g)$ given by the Kirillov Poisson structure on $g^*$. Ordinarily, this exists as a formal deformation but just like in Step 1, there is no problem setting the formal parameter t=1. Just as in that question, there is an induced $L(\infty)$ map on tangent cohomology groups that is an iso.
Question: Can these steps be generalized to dg-Lie algebras with finite dimensional homology? Note it follows from the cited question that step one generalizes. A generalization of Step 3 is given here in this paper of Baranovsky http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0706/0706.1396v1.pdf, but it seems tricky to make this work out with the other steps above.


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My first Project Life layout that I'm going to share with you is using only the Project Life Kit.
My second Project Life layout spread I decided to include as an insert within week 2. All of the elements used on these pages are from the Project Life main kit. I also used both digital printables, the project life digital brush stamps, and the cut files.
I was out running errands and when I came home, I found my girls and husband outside in the backyard. I asked them in they were having fun playing in the leaves. My oldest daughter who is five years old looked at me kinda funny and said, "No mom were cleaning up the yard for spring, but we're having fun raking the leaves, you should always have fun while you work" .... she paused... thought for a moment, then said, "because life's too short to be unhappy so we are having fun while we work." Then my youngest daughter looked at her and then me and said, "I'm going to be happy and play in the leaves!" My husband turned up the music and we had a leaf party.
The story was so sweet and pictures so fun I knew I wanted to dedicate an entire spread/insert to the story. I used Becky Higgins Design G & 5x7 horizontal Photo Protectors for my layouts.
I wanted to highlight that my oldest daughter was happiest working and raking the leaves, while my youngest was throwing the leaves and dancing around, so I enlarged a photo of each daughter to a 6x8 to make it the focal point of their respective page. Because there was no spot that size I trimmed the photo in half so I had two 4x6 horizontal photos that fit into the appropriate spaces. I also had more horizontal photos that I wanted to include so I divided both lower vertical 4x6 spaces with my sewing machine using a straight stitch into 3x4 horizontal spaces.
My third layout at Studio Calico this month is Beach Week.
This week will actually go into my 2012 album. This Project Life week covers the first week of our family vacation. I had so much fun mixing pieces from the Main Kit, Big Screen, Matinee, & Junior Mints to come up with a travel/happy/beach spread that feels fresh and summery even though the kit was designed in February. I mixed Project Life Cards with the Digital Printables from the Bright Ideas class... that totally rocked my world and kicked off the color scheme for the week.
This Project Life layout is from our beach vacation and is one of my most favorite to date. When we received the February Kits and I saw the, "I Love You to the Moon and Back" PL card I knew instantly that I wanted to use it for the moment we went to the beach for the first time. It was late afternoon, the sun was starting to set and the moon had already risen.... when my oldest daughter saw the moon she looked up at me and said, "Mama it is a special day the moon came out at day to welcome us to the beach! He knows that you and daddy loves us to the moon and back" I'll never forget that moment....


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Louisa: Town in turmoil
The 1.88-square-mile town of Louisa dates from 1742. And in the past month, the county seat has had more casualties than it's seen since British commander Banastre Tarleton stopped there on his way to raid Charlottesville in 1781.
The town now has four vacancies in the 15 positions in its municipal government: police chief, town manager, town clerk, and public works driver. Only the latter vacancy has nothing to do with the recent conflicts surrounding Louisa's police department and its recently resigned town manager, George Morrison.
The bucolic town of 1,400 first hit the news in June when its new police chief, John Cetrulo, made headlines by suspending a member of the five-officer police force for not wearing a regulation undershirt. By September, the town had suspended and then demoted Cetrulo to lieutenant. His replacement, Stephen Irving, was suspended two weeks later.
The personnel shifts didn't stop there. On October 10, town clerk Tasha Barlow resigned, citing "harassment" from the town manager. On October 15, the town terminated Cetrulo; then, two days later, town manager Morrison abruptly resigned.
Is there something in the water up there?
"It's a bad joke," says Cetrulo. "In 30 years of law enforcement, I've never seen anything like this."
During his first week on the job, Cetrulo clashed with Morrison in making up a schedule and realized that there might be problems in his relationship with the town manager, whom he accuses of "micro-managing."
Cetrulo's tenure ended five months later when town council fired him. "I was blindsided on it," he says. He was on duty the night of October 15 and was surprised to be called into the council meeting at 11:57pm because action on his position wasn't on the agenda. "I thought maybe the town manager went crazy," Cetrulo says.
Instead, he says, he was told, "We're getting ready to vote on your termination. Justify yourself."
"What have I done now?" Cetrulo responded before walking out. "I was kind of upset," he says. Then, he says, he was given a letter indicating that he was being terminated for "not meeting expectations" that was stamped 11:59pm.
The former chief is convinced his termination is tied to his accusation that the town manager was involved in criminal activity, and his remark to a councilor that he was requesting that Virginia State Police launch an investigation.
Cetrulo alleges that Morrison violated state statutes regarding the confidentiality of police materials by going through records, computer files, and the mail.
"You have to be a sworn police officer to access those records," Cetrulo maintains. "I said that if I didn't take action, I could be charged with malfeasance."
While Morrison did not return repeated calls from The Hook, Louisa Mayor Charles Rosson denies Cetrulo was fired for threatening to blow the whistle, and says there's no merit to Cetrulo's claims. "When you've got a disgruntled employee like the chief, you have to take their charges at face value," says Rosson, adding that no investigation is planned.
Asked why Cetrulo was fired, Rosson replies, "I wish I could tell you," and then cites the confidentiality of personnel matters. "I can tell you it didn't have anything to do with those allegations."
"I think they're just trying to cover themselves," counters Cetrulo, who has retained a lawyer and says he's considering a civil suit for unlawful termination under the state's discrimination statutes. His grounds? "For being terminated by an employer after informing them of illegal activity."
Cetrulo is not the only employee who has had problems with Morrison. Tasha Barlow had been town clerk for six years without incident. "Then I started getting write-ups," she says. "I didn't start getting harassed until the problems with the police department." She thinks that stems from her friendship with an officer she's known since childhood. "Apparently [Morrison] had a personal vendetta against them," she adds.
One source of concern for Barlow was a police computer that Morrison removed from the police department. "Steve Irving would not hand over the computer and password because that's against the law," says Barlow. "That's why he got suspended." Irving, now acting police chief, did not return calls from The Hook.
Barlow says she was asked to be a witness when Morrison removed the hard drive from the police department. "I didn't want to be part of that," she says, explaining why she refused to go with him as he removed the hard drive.
Mayor Rosson doesn't see the alleged computer tampering as an issue. "The town manager," he explains, "wanted to monitor Internet use, to make sure [the computer] was being used properly."
Barlow also says she was uncomfortable when, in the past month, Morrison started opening all the mail that came to the town before it was distributed to the appropriate departments, including the police department.
"Anything to do with the police department and says confidential, comes from the Virginia State Police, and is addressed to one person, and someone else opens it that's breaking the law," Barlow says.
Several sources say Morrison was asked to resign the day after Cetrulo was fired. "No, that's not true," asserts Rosson. "He's probably pursuing a job with more money and less headache."
Rosson says he was taken aback by the suddenness of Morrison's resignation. "It's going to be a huge loss for us. And the timing really looks bad. It put us in a rough patch, but we're going to get through it."
Rosson also acknowledges that Cetrulo brought a level of professionalism to the police department that wasn't there before. And when Cetrulo was suspended, he notes, "All the officers weighed in heavily in favor of the changes he'd made to improve the professionalism."
The mayor denies reports that all the officers are ready to resign. "I spoke to Lt. Irving yesterday, and the stress level in the department is down to zero," he says.
Barlow regrets resigning from a job she loved. "But when your integrity is questioned," she says, "a person can only be pushed so far."
Claiming he was approached to take the chief's job, Cetrulo says he had reservations about doing so, adding, "I didn't know how deep-rooted the problem was." He quit a job as state magistrate that he'd like to go back to, but he concedes that's unlikely because of the state hiring freeze.
Residents are not thrilled with the publicity their tiny town has received. "They're upset," says Barlow. "It's very embarrassing. And it's not just in town. This had gotten abroad throughout the county and state."
Charles Rosson, who was sworn in as mayor in July, did not anticipate the myriad personnel issues that have bedeviled him. Despite the turmoil that's plagued his domain, the mayor remains a booster who'd prefer to discuss other issues, such as a plan to restore the 1907 Louisa High School and make it a town hall, which he believes will lead to the revitalization of Main Street.
"The long-term outlook for the town is positive," he says.Read more on: louisa


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Victorino named AL Player of the Week
Slugger played important part in Red Sox's late-inning rally vs. Mariners
Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino was named American League Player of the Week after hitting .400 last week to help the Red Sox stay in first place in the contentious American League East.
The Boston right fielder went 12-for-30 with three doubles, two home runs, six RBIs and seven runs scored over seven games. The Red Sox went 5-2 over that span to maintain a one-game lead over the Rays in the division.
It was Victorino's first career weekly award and Boston's third this season. (Mike Napoli and Andrew Bailey shared it for the week ending April 21.)
Victorino finished first in total bases (21) among AL leaders last week, and he was tied for first in doubles and second in hits and runs scored.
Victorino recorded three hits -- including two doubles -- and three runs in the Red Sox's 8-2 win against the Mariners on Tuesday. He had two more hits Wednesday as well as Thursday, when Boston mounted its largest late-game comeback in more than 70 years with an 8-7 walk-off win against Seattle.
Victorino hit a solo homer in the eighth inning of that game, cutting Seattle's lead to 7-2, before lining a two-run single as part of a six-run ninth inning. He also went 2-for-3 on Saturday against the D-backs.


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Ohlendorf bails out bullpen, earns start Friday
WASHINGTON -- Nationals right-hander Ross Ohlendorf saved the bullpen during a 9-2 loss to the Dodgers on Sunday afternoon.
After starter Jordan Zimmermann was hit hard for seven runs in two innings, Ohlendorf entered the game, pitched six solid innings, allowing two runs on six hits and striking out six batters. He retired 11 out of the last 12 batters he faced. At one point during the game, Ohlendorf's fastball was clocked as high as 97 mph.
The outing has earned Ohlendorf a chance to start in Friday's doubleheader against the Mets.
"It was a tough game for us. It's my job as a long guy to save the bullpen. I was glad I was able to do it again," Ohlendorf said. "I just know that's my role. Certainly, you don't expect Jordan to have a rough outing. He has been so dominant.
"[Catcher Kurt Suzuki] did a good job. When I walked [Carl] Crawford [in the fifth inning], he came out and told me to make sure I pound the zone. It helped me pitch deep into the game for us. So he helped me stay focused."
Now where did that 97-mph fastball come from? According to Ohlendorf, the last time he threw a 97-mph fastball was four years ago, when he was with the Pirates. The last couple of years, he had some shoulder injuries and he says health is the reason he has been able to throw hard.
"I feel a lot better is one thing. Otherwise, I'm not really sure," Ohlendorf said. "I changed a couple of things. I don't know what exactly caused it."


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Have you done that? Did you look for a full 30 seconds?
Is your mouth salivating?
No? You're crazy, get outta here.
Yes? I can tell you the cupcake tastes as good as it looks.
It looks damn fine I can hear you saying. Well yes it is, and I made it.
But you can't frost Thanh? Well that was the old me, who could only bake nice cupcakes but whose frosting looks like someone dropped it onto the cupcake. The new me can frost...a bit.
*** Adjunct: See the cupcake photo, that was shot on my iPhone 4S. Amazing quality isn't it. Love the camera on my 4S. ***
So where I have picked up my newly acquired frosting skill? It was from the Cupcake Central Workshop Masterclass. Thanks to the wonderful Sheryl at Cupcake Central Workshop, no home baker need ever hang their head in shame with their woeful frosting efforts again.
At the masterclass, you get to see how they make the cupcakes at the shop, with helpful tips to give you the best results. All ingredients are on show as Sheryl believes in her products and only uses the best quality ingredients and has nothing to hide. Her recipe, as she will tell you, is adapted from the Magnolia Bakery's and all baked fresh that day. Magnolia Bakery cupcakes are my favourite and default recipe for cupcakes. Their vanilla, chocolate and red velvet cupcake recipes produce divine light fluffy cupcakes. Cupcake Central's cupcakes are just as divine and light, with the red velvet my clear favourite and the best I've had anywhere (I've yet to taste the Magnolia Bakery red velvet made from the actual shop).
While the cupcakes are baking, Sheryl will show you how to frost them and mould icing. She will show you a variety of frosting styles and does it so expertly that you fall into the false assumption that it's easy. Her shops signature frosting is the "blob" as I like to call it. I'm sure there's a nicer name for it. It's a very elegant frosting style, but you can also do small spikes, flat swirls, ridged swirls or as Sheryl says, if all else fails you get out a knife and spread the frosting on. You will also get to knead icing in various colours and make your own shapes. Then you decorate your own cupcakes, which you get to take home. The cupcakes below are done by Sheryl and her team.
These.....are my cupcakes that I decorated. So I did a few classy ones with single spikes and elegant sprinkles. But I also went fun, fun, fun with a massive big rose and three XXXs.
When you leave, besides taking your own frosted cupcakes home, you get to take a Devil's Food Cupcake mix too. That's what I used to make the cupcake above. The mix is so easy to use, a child could do it. Everything is clearly written and you're given all the tools and ingredients. You just need to supply your own milk, butter and eggs. How easy is that. The results of the devil's cupcake are stunning. The cupcake itself is super moist and light, and the frosting, oh man, you'll be licking that off your fingers. Just one tip, the small bag really is the cupcake mix and the big bag is the frosting. The labels are correct.
The workshops are ideal for any amateur bakers. It's heaps of fun and you also learn something along the way. They can also make great gifts for friends and family as gifts.
Thanks to Sheryl and the Cupcake Central Workshop team for inviting me to the class.


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Thanks venky0589!!!
Is a excellent start for make Treegrid
hi galdaka,
the multigrouping is working fine for the example given by you.
i created multi_new.js to add my own column's. but when i am trying to drag any one of the column i am getting a script error saying 'this.fields' is null or not an object.
can you help me to resolve this issue. i am attaching the multi_new.js that i am using.
how to make the columns editable?
Thanks in Advance
I spent a day looking for this, and what you posted in #14 seems to be the best thing i could find (Unless Animal released his version somewhere).
I have just spent a day hacking this around to do the following things
- work on IE (i use v6)
- to use the column headers, not the dataIndex names in the Group Text and on the toolbar (This was tricky as the dataIndex name was used internally in many places)
- to make sure all groups had "rs" set (not just the final group) so i could see at the higher levels total record counts
- I tried to indent the row so it was nested under groups, so it all still looks indented, this kind of works on FF, but not on IE (i am adding a margin-left on the x-grid3-row and header). I think this also screws up the basic sizing in ExtJS, like auto width etc, so i probably need a better way to do this
- It seemed like getRows() is called many times and is an expensive routine, so i added in a cache for this - i welcome feedback as to whether this is a good idea
- I also created a MultiGroupingPanel, to try and hide all the dropdown/toolbar stuff, i did notice in the process that there are some hardcoded things that probably need to be addressed to make this a true panel, where you can have more that one on the page (for example lines like clone.id = Ext.id('ven'); concern me.
You will see in the attached example huge amounts of firebug debugging, and i will continue to work on this some more, and try and gauge any feed back from others trying to sort this out.
One issue i have, as this is my first exposure to the DD stuff, is that when you drag a column to the toolbar, and in the process the "blue arrows" for moving the column appear they still stay there after the drag event has finished.
My intent is to have a final working version within an week or so, it will be under an LGPL and be part of the JaffaRIA module under the jaffa.sf.net (That is where my team are sticking all our ExtJS extensions and DWR intergration)
Future things i want to do to it are
- make sure it works with the filter plug-in (how can you filter on a grouped column if it has been hidden) should there be a dropdown against the column name in the toolbar too?)
- get it working with some kind of paging store
- integrate the store with DWR (as that is what my project uses to access the DB)
- support some kind of Export to Excel...
- get the groupTpl so that can do totaling of other columns, beyond the simple rs.length counting
- like Animals demo drag and drop to re-order groups would be nice
- full state management intergration so it remembers what you were grouping by last time
Last edited by ut_paule; 7 Aug 2008 at 9:38 AM. Reason: typo on title!
ut_paule live example here:
Thanks ut_paule. Great work!!!!
P.D: Awesome screenshot in FF2!!!!!!
A remaining problem seems to be column reordering after grouping.
Try to shift the Serial column left in the live example. You'll see the group title Part will
change to Serial after that. But this should be a minor issue (I hope)
Hi all. I found that code completelly independent and very useful. I got it to work in my application even when I have to create grids in a windows builded by xml templates. But I am a little bit confused with grouping by date. I can't get it to work and in provided example there is the same problem - each date is a group even when dates are the same. How to fight that?
p.s. sorry for my english . i am ukrainian.
In previous examples everything works fine...
Firebug gives "Row 18 added group. Values differ: prev= Wed Aug 06 2008 00:00:00 GMT+0300 curr= Wed Aug 06 2008 00:00:00 GMT+0300" but previous and current values are the same I guess . I was thinking about checking field type and then format date to string but this is nonsense, besides in early posts this works fine.
Please, ungroup everything and group by ECD field then. If it works right for you and do not creates 6 groupes with the same name - please, give me know.


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KALAMAZOO—Bronco student-athletes have once again been singled out for their winning record in the classroom.
Western Michigan University is the only school in the Mid-American Conference to earn one of the National Association of Basketball Coaches' inaugural Team Academic Excellence Awards, an honor reserved for those teams that maintain a collective grade-point average of 3.0 or higher over the course of the season.
The announcement came just one day after recent WMU graduate Brandon Pokley was named to the NABC Honors Court for the second-straight season. A former WMU basketball player who graduated in May with a degree in finance, Pokley maintained a cumulative 3.8 GPA while he was a student-athlete at WMU. He stepped into a full-time starting position in 2012-13, starting all 35 games for the Broncos in a season that posted 22 wins—the third-highest in program history.
Nine members of WMU's 2012-13 men's basketball team maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better throughout their academic careers. Eight earned a GPA better than 3.0 during the spring semester, while 12 posted a 3.0 or higher in the fall.
NABC Team Academic Excellence Award
To earn an NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, an institution must count the GPAs of all men's basketball student-athletes competing during the 2012-13 season. Eligible schools include those in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Divisions I, II and III, as well as the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Divisions I and II.
NABC Honors Court
To be considered for the NABC Honors Court, a student-athlete must be academically a junior or senior when nominated, maintain a cumulative GPA of better than 3.2 at the end of the 2012-13 academic year, and have matriculated at least one year at their current institution.