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• V FOLLOW; THE TOR NEIGHBORLY NEWS FREEPORT "NASSAU'S ttA^li^ E S T WEE K1Y ^' BALDWIN ROOSEVELT ,w, ijnwiipp>ii^'ip»i '•iL^ipi-feR:^'!/': ADVERTISING MERRieK 21st Year, Mo, 51 FREEPCMll^^Nij^vi THUeSDAYv A^ Hi 1957 ^a». FIVE CENTS PEtt c o t* IPrmptntWM Observe May [As Personal Affairs Month Co-sponsored by the Freeporl Chamber of Commerce, Frccport will inau||m'atc ils Second Annual Observance of Personal Affairs Month with a village wide luitclieoii to be hekl at the Frceport Elks Club, Thui-sday, May 2. The Hon. Joliu D; Beniietl, Surrogate of Nassau (bounty, has accepted ail invi^tion to be the guest of honor. It WBS.on M»y 1, last ye»r, ttea* _ t Aec • r^ the idea of Personal Affairs Month Personal Affairs Guest . , . now receiving nationwide Interest and aoceptiince , . . was to- ['o| auKurated tiere to F*eeport, wltli: r^.Vl a smairiBntaieon at the sea-Breeae; ^ 4 . Restaurant , On ' Oil? oceasloni ^(•^^ Judge Bejiiiett bndorse4 the idea of ^ ne-sses, atinuaUy re'vlewJng tliar •5';T wills." life Insurance.''investments ; j | ' and other Bspeots of their personal "'^r affairs. ,; rf [ Other eyJBntS:«re now taking shape ,\4;,and will," he ""announced tn "rhe ^fj'XeEido' as soon as final plans are "-j» completed. • ^ ;•;! ' I The teader will pnWim a Special; ^; .'Personal Affairs SJonth Supple* ')•£ i ment, as its esoiitWbutiori towdi;* !«• J ffoimirig the peoj)!^. of the com-: H I munlty concemihB tlK vaj lou.-; as- ^ I pects of ^helr pci'fional a'ffalih whicli *1 ..jyoqull'c.'ftnnual rfvlAw. j •..-, *... -^^ . !ff ft Is plahijed to proatice tilts e^i? ' - tion on;;^T/hUfSd.ax,' May. 3, "and to have .souvfnir copies atvthe'open-ins luncheon at; well to place these special editions on .sale on aU news jStands in Preeport througihout the. montih of May. m Ridiard NoU Touring Europe With AranyBand Richard R. NoU, SP3. son of Mr. and Mrs. WllMam 3.^ Noll, MS Swezey street, a memher of the 766h .Army Band-S%tloned In Orleans,' Prance, Is on a group of musleiang (Selected especially to accompsny an ^jArraXJJsmfflStlc. growp now on a tour lof Europe pi-esontinf a .play at varl- 'ous camps, toe tour includes iii ad-illtian to ::ftwce,; Italy, England, •Denmark, Sweden and Germany. J- -Young Noll Is a graduate of the iPreeptC-^Dift School and the only 'student to have -played .with the school marching" band for five years. He is ata^mglEf l i the Jinny, band, the youngest member of. the^^group and the only player who does not Jhave a college degree In music. Pool Is Controyersial To Soddivreisr ivies Sdiool;O0ici^!s; Attend - Crowded Mf^lfeiji in Bayview Au^itonutn The swlMimlng pool to be Inctaded in the new Preeport High School proved .to be the bone of contention at the monthly meeting of the Southwest Civic Association held in the BeyvJew Avenue ScUool on Wednesday night. AprU 3, M consider the action of Bie ^ ^ d of Education in calUng « special election for April 15 to vote on an ad-ditjohal expenditure of $81S,O0O to meet the increased ccst of- the school project, making the total $S,150,000. Approximately 150 persons, all the meittbers of *he Board of Education, supervising officials and several principals turned out to hear the discussion. It was neoes- <Oontinned on Page 3) fiefarious KiwcMs Bell Lifter f Proves To Be Valley Stream Tlie culprit who has been collecting Kiwanis Club gongi • .has been traced. Beccntlv gongs have disappeared after dirt^ nor.s in'Frceport, Baldwin, RocivVJUe Centre, iind the,JE?|v| 7Towns.-Ih-eaeh qaiieihc vicliniized-club liad-playcd hQstto; thTeu eVsdaallye yn igShttr,e tahme Pgrreoepuopr t"Ro- ~~ tarians paid » visit to the Valley Stream eroup and had dinner in the Valley Gtream 'dtak Ian. Lo and behold the DUssing bell was found among a group.of gangs and It was revealed,the "culprit", hild ~i>ees::engaging In a pranlc By Httne 'Clilcanery the baeinfaeis of the iiome club would be invelgeled Into leaving the room and he would-^P in [and decamp wfth the goog. - • Past President Alfred W. Olde- |hotf served a-''*fiupoena'' on fth^ of-lendlns' 'gtoup "demanding the return of the "stolen" article on Wednesday night. May 15, when.tlte Valley Stream BUwaniana will pay a visit to Preeport. The Idea of the "larcenies" was to - arotv% interest in tnter-club visits. The Plve Towns bell luw .been reclaimed and- Baldft-ln and Roctcville Centre will put ta claims for Their" later. William Houston,-past president and Inter-club'chairman,'presided ^Tuesday ^nlght. President 'Am<^ J. O. Baldwin, headed «h£ Preeport delegation.- .-••', ' S^M Special SchM Election Pass Upon Extra $875,000 ~Martin Elected President To Lead Freeport Chamber ._ .EdwariLS..JMlartiii,js,vas-jelccled president of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce al the annual meeting held in connexion with a buffet supper at <hiy Lombardo's East Point House on Wo<lncsday uiglit, April li. Oliver E. U. Reynolds, ithe retiring president, wiW^anied a viee-president with Emll jFronger and Harry-Weksler. .1. Norman Leek, treasurer, and 'Mrs. Harold ^'S'-iBattiuj secretary, were re-eleck'd. Later dur- .:ing4he cvcnuig tlie 1957-58 officers were formally installed by Judge I*aid Kelly. Awards .won during the-year were presented. Mrs: David K. kadane ©resented plaques to fhe winners in ithe Christmas doorways contest, Gilbert ICrog, 209 East Seaman avenue, received the overall award and also that for the northeastern area. K. CfiSantl^.'esil Boutti:!IiOn^ Bcalli avenue for the southeast;'.George FeusteK' il4 Lexington avenue, for the southwcist, and Rof>s Kceean 105 Maiylana iivenue, loi the northwest; ThB plaque for the most outstanding b«.slness building erected dtu-ing the year was awarded by Mr, Pren-ger to Enrico Oartnlne who built the G. C. Corp., office building on South Bergen place. Richard L. Bolton, co-ordinator of the recent fashion show conducted recently at the East. Point House, was presented a plaaue by *Ir8. Martin, chairman of the event. Mr, Reynolds gave plaques to past presidents Robert Kurz and Walter. Kapp, and Mr. Martin gave one to Mr. Beynolds on taking, over the presidency. The retiring president listed the outstanding accomplishments of the ChanUjer during the year Just closed. These Included the successful tJnited Appeal, establisJiment of a Teen-Age Employment service land the reoent -fashion • show. Among the projects planned for the near future are a launchij^plat-fortn for small boats to be installed at the Waterfront Parjt (late. In June or eartyin, July iai«a-1^r?onBi Affairs. Montli In 'May.';;:' ^ ' _.'''" • An •over-flow crowd attended .;the ' i a f f i i r , • '•.''• •-;•' I:"• ff: • " , ' : . . i New Chamber Prexy MonlMjr Woildhop .. "Bie" moiithiy. Art '55forta5hop of thfriibne IMandBmneh OfThi Wa-tlonai tcagiie of itaicrlcart Pen Women was (held - recently at tlie home of Edna Hubsch, Milburo Court, Preeport. . The second of a group of Prench artists was dlsctused. Hhe first was Utrlllo, and. the second was Benoh:. .. There was an exhibition of ..the art .wort of the Quwns and lUmts Island BrancSies of the Natlonal-lieague of American Pen Women at the.Garden CityJHotel last week,_,, wmmmmmm E0WAED S, MARTIN Service League Holds Its Annual Luncheon T9ie Community Service League, formerly Preeport Hospital Guild, held- its annual luncheon and installation of officers al the South Shore Inn Wednesday. CHUBBUK'S DRUG STOKE TO STAY-OPEN SDNDAT Chubbult's Drug Store. 39 South Main street, will remain open until 10 o'clock Sunday night after oiher Preeport stores close "early In th^j aftemdoii for toe rest of *4ic day. Its phone number is Reeport 9-3333, Public Interest Keen As Proposition Cioes Rival Sentunents Aired In Leader This Week In Page Ads and Letters A heavy vote will be oast Monday on the proposition of whether Preeport School District will spend an additional $875,000 for the proposed senior high school and swimming pool. DeapKe the rain last Friday 3JJ36 persons registered for the electlpii, This number, Bt ;pfer i»nt' greater than the total vote cast a yew ago when the district ap|irov^ spendf ing $s#BO,W(r ttr a soh'ooiand $325,- new-- eWdence"'WBtviSie^lMue'^'fia»v become extjfemely controyersial.. Registration was oomWattvely slow from 7 o'clock In the 'mornln|; until late afternoon. Then, after most residents finished their day's work, lines began to form, at the High Schol auditorium lobby. In an effort to accommodate the unexpected crowd, the auditorium was also pressed into service, but when 8 o'clock came lines still extended odtslde the building and. forced continuance of registration untU 8;18. . . . . . • . , . ; Since everyone wlshlni! to vote (Continued on Page 12) Freeport Stores Open Evenings Till. Easter starling tonight, Freeport stores are slayliig open until 9 o'oloek each evening to make-shipping more convenient In the Easter season. The merchants Itaye stocked their abelves with ezoelient mer-ehandlse at reasonable jrtcea,. ofr ferliig what they eonMaep the' best p»ssibl# . valKes.. GMhlBg. Blares eombtne lst«st sty|<^ wltli -ewelieiit";serv|c|!,-_.wJ»ottieiL thfr articles .they iell arc' for .men, iroinen m cbJlSren. '. Seiiool IssMe 'tqBeMmcime^ • All phases of the proposal to vote 18^5,000 more for tile Freeport High school program arc to be discuased-^tf-- ifight at« meeting ot the mrlliwest Civic Association in the AUtinson' school, Dr. M, George Isenbcrg. president, has ai^- nounced. — Because ,of tihe Interest hi tihs .special school' election to be held Monday the meeting has been thfiown open to tbc public. It i.'J .anticipated Oiat Dr. Jolip W. Dodd, superintendent (^ sdiools, all mc'm; bsiB-of the Board of Education, and QtUcE school authorities may attend to, answer question^, explain the proposition and participate ta the jdlscussiaoL. , Dr. Isenbcrg will preside at file meeting and'serve as moderator for the discussion that is expected to take place>,.' Befreiajinenta will be served' after the, meeting adjourns. •
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Dementia is the loss of cognitive functioning—thinking, remembering, and reasoning—and behavioral abilities to such an extent that it interferes with a person's daily life and activities. Dementia ranges in severity from the mildest stage, when it is just beginning to affect a person's functioning, to the most severe stage, when the person must depend completely on others for basic activities of daily living.
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In addition, some people have mixed dementia—a combination of two or more disorders, at least one of which is dementia. A number of combinations are possible. For example, some people have Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia at the same time.
Other causes of dementia include: Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease dementia, normal pressure hydrocephalus, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, and Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome. For more information about these conditions, visit the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Vascular dementia, considered the second most common form of dementia after Alzheimer's disease, results from interrupted blood flow to the brain, often after a stroke or series of strokes. The symptoms can be similar to those of Alzheimer's, and both conditions can occur at the same time. A common type of vascular dementia is multi-infarct dementia, caused by a series of small strokes.
Recent research has shown that Alzheimer's and vascular disease-associated cognitive impairment are closely intertwined. For example, a large proportion of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's also have brain damage due to vascular disease. In addition, several studies have found that many of the major risk factors for vascular disease may also be risk factors for Alzheimer's. The overlap between the two may be important because drugs and lifestyle modifications known to be effective in preventing vascular disease, such as controlling high blood pressure, lowering cholesterol, and engaging in physical activity, may also help prevent Alzheimer's disease.
See also: Vascular Dementia: A Resource List and this Vascular Dementia fact sheet from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center.
Lewy body disease is another common cause of dementia in older people. Lewy body disease happens when abnormal structures (microscopic deposits, or lesions, of abnormally aggregated proteins), called Lewy bodies, build up in areas of the brain. The disease may cause a wide range of symptoms, including: changes in alertness and attention, hallucinations, problems with movement and posture, muscle stiffness, confusion, and loss of memory.
Lewy body disease can be hard to diagnose because Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease cause similar symptoms. Scientists think that Lewy body disease might be related to these diseases, or that they sometimes happen together.
See also: The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's Dementia with Lewy Bodies Information Page, Lewy Body Disease page from NIH's MedlinePlus, a Lewy Body Dementias fact sheet from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center, and another Lewy Body Dementia fact sheet from the Emory University Alzheimer's Disease Research Center.
Frontotemporal disorders are a form of dementia caused by a family of brain diseases known as frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD). These disorders are the result of damage to neurons (nerve cells) in parts of the brain called the frontal and temporal lobes. As neurons die in the frontal and temporal regions, these lobes atrophy, or shrink. Gradually, this damage causes difficulties in thinking and behaviors controlled by these parts of the brain. Many possible symptoms can result, including strange behaviors, emotional problems, trouble communicating, or difficulty with walking and other basic movements.
Frontotemporal disorders can be grouped into three types, defined by the earliest symptoms physicians identify when they examine patients.
See also: Frontotemporal Disorders: Information for Patients, Families, and Caregivers; Frontotemporal Disorders: A Resource List; Frontotemporal Dementia information from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center; What Is Frontotemporal Degeneration (bvFTD)? (PDF, 78K) from Northwestern University; What Is PPA? (PDF, 394K), also from Northwestern; and Primary Progressive Aphasia, from UCSF.
In a study of 349 people who had been diagnosed before death with either Alzheimer's or MCI, scientists at the Rush University Alzheimer's Disease Center in Chicago found evidence of other disease processes in almost half of the Alzheimer's brains and 20 percent of the MCI brains. Most common were microinfarcts; next most common were Lewy bodies in the cortex. Researchers observed that the people whose brains showed "mixed" disease (plaques and tangles plus microinfarcts or Lewy bodies) were more cognitively impaired when they died than those whose brains contained only comparable levels of the plaques and tangles characteristic of Alzheimer's.


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20 credits at level HE5
The aim of this module is:
To prepare students to undertake the role of 'Mentor and fulfill the requirements of their respective statutory bodies.
To enable students to develop a reflective approach to their personal development in the context of mentoring others
What is a mentor? Roles and responsibilities
Establishing effective working relationships:
Exploration of the role; role modelling; self-awareness skills; counselling skills and communication skills; building relationships; skills required for feedback
Facilitation of Learning: Definition of roles; Learning needs and styles; learning theories; motivation; evaluation of teaching and learning; objectives and outcomes; identifying and utilising learning strategies; adult learning and student centred approaches to teaching and learning; learning contracts
Knowledge and Practice: How do students acquire knowledge in practice: The nature of knowledge; integration of theory and practice; experiential learning; critical reflection; critical thinking
Assessment: The Nature and Purpose of Assessment: Defining competence; assessment of competence, levels of achievement; taxonomies; current policy and practice in assessment; methods and approaches to assessment; validity and reliability; triangulation; self assessment
Current issues in health professional practice and education: contemporary health policy and its' impact on education in practice; life long learning and professional development; evidence based practice
Creating an environment for learning: Managing the learning environment; Teaching, planning and implementation; identifying learning resources and experiences; working with others to enhance learning for all learners in practice; developing a practice curriculum; evaluation of learning and assessment; quality assurance and audit.
The strategies for teaching and learning are consistent with those adopted for the provision of professional education in health care. It is recognised that participants in the programme are extending their previous professional education to develop their contribution to education and training in the practice setting. Accordingly approaches to teaching and learning seek to utilise and build upon the participants' current knowledge and experience as practitioners. The outcomes of the programme are rooted in the development of an education role in the practice setting and therefore practice based learning is valued and draw upon throughout. Participants will undergo a programme which balances exposure to subject knowledge theoretical perspectives and professional/practical skills to be linked to their participation in mentoring processes in the work place. This is reflected in the designation of learning hours.
Student portfolios/profiles and SWOT analyses will be used as a method to facilitate integration of learning which takes into account the individuality of the participants and the context within which they are practicing.
Online learning will make use of participants' experiences in respect of their individual portfolios and SWOT analyses and thus will focus learning activities upon the learning outcomes of the programme. In particular activities will utilise appropriate theory, research, policy and skills to engage participants in critical analysis and evaluation of their abilities to fulfil the role of mentor reflecting upon their experiences in the practice/educational contexts represented within the group. Such activities will include online materials, collaborative online group work, use of stimulus materials such as scenarios, problem solving and planning. These activities will facilitate participants' reflection upon their role development in the light of a variety of perspectives on practice-based learning.
In accordance with the NMC requirements equal weighting for theory and practice will be adopted in the assessment strategy for this module. Students undertaking this module must successfully pass all components in order to achieve the academic award.
The assessment method will require students to complete a SWOT analysis and action plan (1,000 words) and a portfolio based on the learning outcomes of the module. By adopting this approach the integration of theory and practice will be enhanced They will then be required to complete a 3,000 word assignment which will require them to critically analyse and evaluate their achievement of the learning outcomes in relation to their overall development into the role of mentor
The mentor will verify the evidence provided by the mentee by stating whether the mentee has carried out the exemplars of evidence. The evidence will also have to be verified by the mentee's line manager, practice educator or clinical placement facilitator. The mentor will not be expected to make a judgement on the evidence. The final assessment will be made by the course tutor based on the verified evidence from practice and the written assignment. Evidence has to be provided of achievement of all the learning oucomes in practice.
Learning Outcomes when you have successfully completed this module you will: |
Assessment Criteria to demonstrate that you have achieved the learning outcome you will: |
1. | Demonstrate the ability to develop and maintain a supportive relationship with the learner that promotes socialisation and integration in the workplace and incorporates plans for ongoing support. |
Complete a SWOT analysis of your abilities as a mentor to develop and maintain a supportive relationship with the learner and create and analyse your action plan. |
2. | Demonstrate the ability to diagnose individual learning need(s), mobilise resources to meet learning need(s) and promote patient centred critical reflection on the learning experience |
Provide portfolio evidence of diagnosing learning need; creating plans to meet learning needs and the promotion of patient centred critical reflection on the learning experience. Analyse the process and your own actions through your reflective writing |
3. | Utilise an analytical approach in demonstrating the role and professional responsibilities of the mentee as part of the teaching team in the effective deployment of assessment strategies and processes to ensure safe and effective practice |
Provide portfolio evidence of effective deployment of assessment strategies and processes and related decision making. Analyse your role, responsibilites and accountability both individually and as part of a teaching team. |
4. | Show a critical understanding of key factors that contribute to the development and maintenance of the practice placement as an environment for interprofessional learning in which safe and effective evidence-based care is delivered |
Contribute to the production of a plan for the development and maintenance of the practice placement as an environment for interprofessional learning which is underpinned by evidence-based practice in order to ensure the delivery of safe and effective care. Analyse your plan through your reflective writing. |
5. | Contribute to the evaluation of the student learning and assessment experience through self/peer/student evaluation and proposes a plan of action to meet shortcomings |
Demonstrate through portfolio evidence and in your essay contribution to the application of appropriate methodologies in order to evaluate the student learning and assessment experience and produce a plan of action to meet shortcomings. |
6. | Demonstrate commitment to accommodate student support and advocacy through prioritising workloads; collaborating with other professionals, patients, clients and carers; acting as a resource for others and promoting feedback on the quality of the practice and learning and assessment |
Demonstrate in your SWOT analysis and action plan you ability to prioritise, communicate and collaborate with others whilst acting as an advocate for the learner to ensure the quality of practice learning and assessment. |
Your achievement of the learning outcomes for this module will be tested as follows:
Type | CW | PRE | PRA |
Description | A 3,000 word reflective account demonstrating the mentee's role in the development of the practice curriculum. | Completion of SWOT analysis and action plan and presentation of the findings to the group in a workshop or online discussion | Submission of a checklist verified by the mentor in practice relating to evidence that has been collated and activities that have been undertaken in practice to achieve the learning outcomes of the module in practice. |
%age | 70 | 30 | 0 |
Final Assessment | Y | N | Y |
Learning Outcomes | 2,3,4,5 | 1,6 | 1,2,3,4,5,6 |
There are no prerequisites for this module.
No restrictions apply.
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Boud, D. and Felleti, G. (1997) The Challenge of Problem-based Learning (2nd Edition) London: Kogan Page.***
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Burkitt, I; Husband, C; Mackenzie, J: Torn, A. and Crow, R (2001) Nurse Education and Communities of Practice. Researching Professional Education. London: ENB***
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Department of Education (1998) Report of the National Committee of Inquiry into Higher Education (Dearing Report) DoE: Norwich
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Gardner J (2007) Assessment and Learning London: Sage Publications
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Higher Education Academy http://www.heacademy.ac.uk
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Perioperative practitioners http://www.afpp.org.uk/home
Occupational therapists http://www.cot.org.uk/
Social workers http://www.basw.co.uk/
Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education http://www.qaa.ac.uk
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Practice Based Learning http://www.practicebasedlearning.org
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After a lackluster Elite Eight, the first two games of the Final Four exceeded all possible expectations. And with a great ball-handling team set to take on a great pressing team, with the best offense in the nation set to play the best defense in the nation, the championship game just might live up to the hype too.
Louisville defeats Wichita St.
Somewhere there are Wichita St. fans that are heart-broken. But as a sports fan, I have to remind them of this. It will never be any more fun than this season. To return only 21% of your scoring, lose three players to injury in January, earn what everyone calls a horrible tournament draw against Pittsburgh and Gonzaga in the first two rounds, expectations couldn't have been any lower. And to go from that to losing a nail-biter in the national semifinal, that is sports nirvana.
This is also why it is so wonderful that college basketball celebrates teams for making the Final Four. The NBA doesn't celebrate coaches for making the Conference Finals. MLB doesn't have a big ticker-tape celebration for reaching the Division Series. But when the Shockers fly back to Wichita St., they will have a big celebration. And they deserve it. The way they went down, the Shockers have nothing to hang their head about.
The previous teams seeded 9+ in the Final Four had lost by an average margin of 17 points. But Wichita St. did not go out without a fight. The Shockers went 26 minutes without turning the ball over against one of the top turnover forcing teams in the nation. They led 8-0, led by 12 in the second half, and even led 60-58 when it looked like it was slipping away. That last basket, with Louisville up 58-57 was truly magical. After it looked like Louisville had stolen the ball, Carl Hall fought for the ball on the floor, Cleanthony Early made a step-through floater "and one!" And that last 60-58 lead is a memory that can never be taken away.
But if Louisville was Goliath, they were the team that was impossible to cheer against. That is because Louisville truly represented what it means to be a team. If you thought based on his season-long PPG that it had to be the Russ Smith show, if you thought based on the run against Duke that it had to be the Peyton Siva show, Louisville showed that sometimes it takes a full roster to play for a national title.
The comeback started when walk-on Tim Henderson hit two huge threes. As the TV graphic said, he did not play in 13 games this year because Rick Pitino didn't have minutes for him in the rotation. He scored 16 points in 25 games. And there he was scoring the two biggest threes any walk-on will ever hit.
Then there was the part where Luke Hancock took over. At one point he drove to the basket in transition and had his shot blocked. But the block careened out to a Louisville player, and they reset and got the ball back to Hancock. At this point, Hancock was mad. He wanted that lay-up. And for any normal player with a reputation as a stand-still three point gunner, what he did next would have been foolish. But Hancock wasn't a traditional three-point gunner. He was a former lead-guard for George Mason (which include an NCAA tournament game-winner two years earlier.) And in that lead-guard role, Hancock learned to attack the basket late in games. And with the reset ending up in Hancock's hands, he was not going to be denied. Hancock drove the lane, used the basket for protection, and got his driving lay-up.
Back-up forward Stephan Van Treese was key too. With the game tied at 58, Van Treese contested an in-bounds pass at half-court that allowed Russ Smith to pick up the loose ball and give Louisville a 60-58 lead.
Meanwhile Chane Behanan was there for a late tip in to make it 62-60 Louisville.
And there was Gorgui Dieng blocking a shot and causing a shot-clock violation with just 2:16 left.
The entire comeback was a team effort. (And even if he wasn't key to the comeback, it is worth noting that back-up forward Montrezl Harrell kept Louisville in the game in the first half with his tip-ins.)
Last year's Kentucky team was a great team because it was a wonderful compilation of supremely talented basketball players. But this year's Louisville team is a team in the truest sense of the word. For Louisville, the sum was truly greater than the parts.
Michigan defeats Syracuse
At the end of the regular season, Jordan Morgan was returning from injury. And I remember Dan Dakich raving about Morgan's play. Dakich noted that Morgan's communication, range, and overall activity level was going to improve Michigan's defense enough to make a run in the NCAA tournament. In many ways, the prediction did not work out. With Mitch McGary emerging, and John Beilein preferring to keep a perimeter oriented lineup on the floor, Morgan hasn't seen enough playing time to improve Michigan's defense. But with a trip to the championship game on the line and a two point lead, Morgan drew a charge that was the difference in the game.
Of course if you are Syracuse, you blame the officials. There was the play where Michigan should have been called for a charge. There was the play where Michael Carter-Williams was called for an illegal screen and fouled out. There was the lane violation. And then there was that last play where Brandon Triche, instead of going to the free throw line to tie the game, fouled out.
But the truth is, if you ask most Syracuse fans, this still wasn't the most heart-breaking loss of the last 10 years. When you talk to the die-hards, the folks that watch this team every game, they all know the truth. This wasn't the most talented Syracuse team by any stretch. On a neutral floor, most of them would pick last year's Syracuse team to beat this year's team easily. But even if this Syracuse team wasn't the best, or even the most heart-breaking, it had something that can never be replaced. It had grit. This year's Syracuse team fought for every inch of real estate in the paint. It never gave up defensively. It fought vigorously for offensive rebounds. And even if the refs kept this team from reaching the championship game, this post-season was an overwhelming surprise.
And if many of the key players graduate or declare for the draft, Syracuse fans can take heart in the performance of CJ Fair. Fair led all scorers in the game, but it was his play with 12:45 left in the second half that I thought was symbolic of the season for Syracuse. After the Orange missed a three pointer and McGary had secured a clear rebound, Fair snuck behind and stole the ball and got fouled. Syracuse was down 8 at the time, but Fair's action basically signaled to his teammates that they weren't giving up. And in 2013, that was the story of the Syracuse season. They could have given up in February when the offense wasn't working, but instead they played their hearts out to the point where they were one referee call away.
Meanwhile, the story for Michigan was pretty clear. I liked how Kenny Smith put it at half-time. Everyone knows how to beat the Syracuse zone. Michigan was just the first team to do it. They got offensive rebounds, they got out in transition, and they made tough deep threes. The formula is simple, but Michigan was the first team to do it.
Final Notes
-Somewhere Florida fans were watching Nik Stauskas go 0-4 from 3 and cursing at their TVs.
-I liked when Clark Kellogg said Ron Baker was 20 of 23 from the free throw line in the tournament and those free throws "never hit the rim". Really, the three misses were air-balls?
-At some point Steve Kerr said, "Trevor Cooney is a much better three point shooter than his numbers show. He has made only 26% of his long range shots this year." I can understand that if you have lead guard who takes a lot of shots with the shot-clock winding down, or if you have a superstar who is constantly double-covered, that you can make arguments like this. But when a freshman keeps missing open jumpers, I don't know how you can really argue with the numbers.
-Doug Gottlieb had his best diagram of the tournament at half-time of the Louisville vs Wichita St. game when he showed how Wichita St. used Gorgui Dieng's preference to defend the paint against him. There are ways to negate a great shot-blocker, but it takes great execution.
-I truly believe it was a Louisville comeback, not a Wichita St. collapse. Looking back at the game-tape, the only play where I thought Wichita St. took the foot off the gas was when freshman Ron Baker passed up a wide-open three from the top of the key with a 9 point lead. Michigan on the other hand had a big collapse. They stopped being aggressive with the basketball with 4 minutes left, and it almost cost them the game.


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Saturday, April 21st, 2012Finally, a class action lawsuit has been filed against Waggin' Train LLC and Nestle Purina Petcare Company for their allegedly toxic chicken jerky treats sold at Wal-Mart.
Under UCC §2-314(2), "Goods to be merchantable must be at least such as…. (c) are fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used; and… (f) conform to the promises or affirmations of fact made on the container or label if any."
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Even though Nestle-Purina and Waggin' Train LLC received complaints of more than 500 incidents for which dog treats containing chicken jerky imported from China were causing dogs to become sick or die – they did nothing but put a warning on their website.
These corporations should've informed the sellers and distributors to remove the chicken jerky products from shelves until there was resolution. Because the FDA couldn't find the contaminant, the chicken jerky treats remained on the market. As of this writing there has been no chicken jerky recall. There has only been a hiccup of media coverage.
I hope to dog these treats don't go on sale.
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Could a very good tall couple, beat a pretty good short one? Will the YP be the equalizer? Or will it be like it be like street fightin' were the big man figures to beat the small man? It will be a long hot summer before we find out.
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I'm thinking I might enjoy all blues the most. There's quite a range of tempos, and it could make for a more cohesive dance. ( Says she who almost can't get enough of the blues )
I'm anticipating a great year for juniors. We have some very promising young teams and I spend hours hunched over my computer, watching them every chance I get.
How many will choose hip hop? I'm curious to see how they handle it.
I love the blues, and Blue dog, I don't believe any team would hesitate to use Harlem Nocturne because R/H used it in their latin progam last year.
Just Can't Let It Go...sounds like something by Robert Cray..
And blue dog..I'm wondering what will happen to the uplifting rule if someone uses Johnny Winter..(coming in at the end of the bridge ...)
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Money , you made me / Some very fast friends
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I heard this little ditty today and wondered if it was a enough of a polka beat. I know I could polka to it. It is charming and I could see V/M having a go at it http://caroemerald.com/chimpanzee
I wish I actually knew what one of these SD's is supposed to look like. I'm having a hard time visualising it.
skatingfan--these are at least portions of what the SD's will look like (two Olympic gold medal-winning dance teams):
Senior (Yankee Polka): http://youtu.be/D9X0yH3EZGU
Junior (Blues): http://youtu.be/6A-SpUDxOaA
National Post article today re V/M's connection and "bubble":
"They want to win gold again in Sochi, Russia, in 2014, but Virtue says the feeling of skating for a gold medal on home soil is a sensation they cannot duplicate.
'Its like winning the lottery and expecting to feel the same way again at some point,' she says."
I love Tessa and Scott's bubble:
Whether or not they are a couple, when they are performing on ice, they are the perfect couple truly loving and at one with each other. It comes across because it is real and genuine. I am glad they know it works for them so they draw people in naturally, without trying to reach out to them. Trying is usually futile. Being leads to fulfillment. Their being themselves to each other is truly beautiful. Instead of the sad love of "you and me against the world", it's "you and me inviting and granting a privilege to the world".I always say I like feeling that were in this bubble on the ice, Virtue says. I like only connecting with Scott, like he is the only other person who exists and that is comforting to me. It is partly how I manage nerves, but it is also where we partly excel in our skating because we can forget everything else.
It is what we have found works best, Moir says. When we think about making the people in the audience happy, or trying to make them feel something, it kind of goes to waste. Usually we have our best skates when we just think about each other, and we just think about being in unison, and think about the program were trying to do.
Instead we think about bringing people in, Virtue says about their routines. Were inviting people into this little world in this moment, and we want people to share it with us, instead of reaching out to them.
Well, actually their connection comes across off ice too:
They always look at each other even when the other is speaking to other people. It seems natural and not put on. However they want to define the relationship, it is a very special connection. They really belong together. I wish them the very best in their professional and personal lives. And I thank them for the privilege of watching them.Moir says they are a super team. Virtue says she cheers everything Moir does, even knotting his necktie just right. But nothing feels forced or awkward. He talks, she watches him; he looks at her and she speaks. It is a connection most married couples never have. They look mostly at each other, not at the rest of the world. After fifteen years skating together, they belong to each other.
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NEWFANE — The Vermont Public Service Board has approved a 139-foot cellular tower in South Newfane.
AT&T has said the tower will provide much-needed service.
But the project has faced opposition from some residents who say it will be too close to their homes.
The Brattleboro Reformer reports (http://bit.ly/Zig7Wa) Newfane has an ordinance regulating communication towers. AT&T acknowledged that its proposed tower would violate height and setback requirements in that law. But it bypassed the local ordinance and applied directly to the state Public Service Board.
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