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INDIANAPOLIS -- On Thursday night, the Northwestern Wildcats didn't talk like an NCAA tournament team. They didn't look like one, either.
Somewhere within the vicinity of the Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the NCAA selection committee will finalize its bracket in the coming days. And the Wildcats should not be included.
They had their chance to impress and they squandered it.
"I don't know. Hopefully, I won't be disappointed on Sunday," said Northwestern star John Shurna. "But I guess we'll just have to wait and see. We'll be playing next week, and we like to compete no matter who we're playing against."
Don't get me wrong. I'm a sucker for good storylines, too.
Northwestern fans around the world will celebrate the program's first-ever bid if it happens. The buildup to NCAA tournament No. 1 will consume all of Evanston, Ill. The players within the program certainly put in the work to position themselves for a shot at history leading up to the Big Ten tournament.
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They led 61-57 with three minutes to play. But they missed three shots and committed two crucial turnovers in the final minutes of regulation. They then lost 75-68 in overtime.
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Minnesota freshman Andre Hollins, who averages 6.7 ppg, scored 25 against the Wildcats. That was the sort of clutch performance that would have made more sense for a Northwestern player based on the circumstances. But Northwestern fumbled down the stretch.
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This is about Drexel, a team that's lost two games since early December. This is about Tennessee, a team that's won eight out of nine. This is about competition.
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Every "must-have" performance within the bubblesphere does.
I watched the Northwestern-Minnesota game from press row at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. And I did not see a team that belonged in the Big Dance.
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This is a great story. And it's easy to root for a Northwestern team that has never participated in the NCAA tournament. History can be quite cruel.
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Northwestern's resilience has been well-documented in recent years. The Wildcats have approached NCAA tournament status in the past. But players admit they've never felt this close to a bid.
That determination is commendable. The annual conversation about if "this is Northwestern's year" is a familiar one for fans of any program that's struggled year after year.
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And that means Northwestern -- just 8-12 since mid-December -- is an NIT team.
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November 22, 2014, 8:00 pm
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November 23, 2014, 4:00 pm
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Shadows & Light
"Every picture has its shadows, and it has some source of light." - Joni Mitchell
Saturday, November 22, 2014
A Sad, Cold Lava Lamp
I watered our avocado plant this morning and got a bit too enthusiastic, resulting in an overflowing saucer and a wet towel. There's nothing like mopping up spilled water in your already moldy living room at 5:30 in the morning. But at least the avocado is happy.
I went out last night with some coworkers and had a good time, courtesy of my boss' boss, who stood us a couple of rounds at the local pub. I didn't attend the last of these occasional pub gatherings, but I figured it was important to put in an appearance so I came to this one. Fun, though when I left at the end of the evening I forgot my paperback book in the pub. I was a third of the way home before I realized it, and had to walk back to retrieve it, which was kind of annoying.
I also made it my mission to buy a new light bulb for our lava lamp, which has been non-functioning for a couple of weeks. On Wednesday I schlepped all the way to Homebase, a big-box housewares retailer that's not exactly on my way home from work, but was bewildered by the vast array of light bulbs. So I made note of the possibilities and on Friday schlepped back to Homebase and brought the bulb with me, and found a suitable replacement. Got it home, put it in the lamp, and BOOM -- the lamp still doesn't work. Which means there must be a deeper problem. Does one have a £25 lava lamp repaired? Or does one knuckle under to the crass resource-wasting profligacy of overseas manufacturing and simply buy a new one?
Ridiculous modern problems.
Speaking of which, today is lawn mower delivery day. Allegedly. We shall see if it arrives.
(Photo: Dog on a balcony on Edgware Road, Colindale, North London.)
Friday, November 21, 2014
Mike Nichols, and the Choir
I was sorry to read that film and Broadway director Mike Nichols died Wednesday. He is responsible for my all-time favorite movie, "The Graduate," which (as I have probably written before) I consider the perfect film. Every element works -- each and every actor, the brilliant Simon & Garfunkel soundtrack, the sunny but vapid California setting, the sophisticated camera work. I've probably watched it more than any other movie and Nichols gets the credit for pulling it together so brilliantly. Of course he had a long career with plenty of other successes, but "The Graduate" alone puts him in my own personal hall of fame.
Our faculty/staff choir performance was last night, and we did really well, if I do say so myself. We performed at a special Thanksgiving service at St. Margaret's Church, adjacent to Westminster Abbey. Although the British don't really recognize Thanksgiving, this event was sponsored by a group fostering good Anglo-American relations, known as The Pilgrim Society. It featured hymns, readings and of course our stellar singing, all in a Tudor-era gothic church.
I'm relieved the performance is over, though. Managing the weekly rehearsals was tough because I and a coworker had to swap our work schedules, and Dave and I had to get out of the house at roughly the same time on Wednesday mornings -- not easy when there's only one shower. (And no, it's not the kind of shower two people could use simultaneously!) So I probably won't continue with the choir past this point. It was a good learning experience, but they won't miss my uncertain, non-music-reading vocals.
(Photo: Houses near Becontree, East London, on Oct. 26.)
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Six-Word Story
Olga and I stumbled onto this little piece of street art outside a book shop in Hampstead. I posed her with it because it seemed to fit her, though she only has "fight" when it comes to cats and squirrels.
(I think she thought she was in some kind of trouble. That's a puzzled expression on her face.)
Yesterday some kids in the library were collecting six-word stories for the school newspaper. We were asked to write a piece of fiction in six words on a sheet of paper, and then they photographed us holding the page. My story was "Buy me a ring, or go!" I thought it was pretty clever -- coming up with a six-word story on two minutes' notice is not an easy thing -- but as I wrote it out, I thought, "People are going to think this is a message for Dave."
So I reassured Dave that my story was just that -- a STORY. Since I already have the ring (figuratively) through our civil union, I do not need any kind of literal ring, nor do I want one!
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
How Not to Recommend a Book
I don't know what it is about this week, but we have been busy in the school library. More and more kids are asking me for book recommendations. I've vowed to become more familiar with the middle-school fiction by reading (or at least skimming) selected books. (This after I recommended a harmless-looking book called "The Winter Pony" -- we have five copies and I thought, "Well, if we bought that many it must be good!" -- but only later heard from a fellow librarian that it's about horses that go to Antarctica on an expedition and get eaten by the explorers. Fortunately the girl who checked it out got bored and returned it before she got very far.)
I really need to know more about what I'm recommending.
Kids are so funny. Yesterday a 5th grade girl came in and wanted a book. Not too long, she said, because if it was too long she'd get bored and want to quit and her mother would nag at her for not being persistent. And it had to be a mystery, preferably a sad mystery, and it would be nice if it were told from the perspectives of two different people.
Well, good grief! I felt like telling the girl she may need to write that book.
I and another librarian came up with at least six recommendations for this girl, and she eventually left with a book and a desultory expression. About an hour later she plunked the book into the return bin. So I guess we failed. Sigh.
I seriously wish kids would be a bit more open-minded and just try new types of books, rather than wanting the same sorts of stories and characters over and over. I wonder if that attitude is a byproduct of so many books coming in series these days.
Our last faculty/staff choir rehearsal, before our performance tomorrow, was yesterday. I don't think I will stick with singing after this performance. I'm in over my head with harmonics and whatnot -- I can't really read the music so I sing what the people next to me are singing, and I'm good at picking that up quickly, but I still feel like I'm flailing around a bit. Besides, the schedule is too disruptive. I have to switch shifts with my coworker in order to accommodate rehearsals, and that's not really fair to her. It's been a fun learning experience, though.
Finally, I am still trying to kick off the additional work I've pledged to do for Bleeding London. Argh! There's a lot going on.
(Photos: A groovy van in Neasden, Northwest London.)
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
We are getting things done around here.
I called and rescheduled delivery of our lawn mower. I told the couriers we really need a weekend delivery, and they said if I paid an extra £12 they'd come on Saturday. So I did, and they are. Supposedly. Stay tuned.
Then I got tickets to the IMAX showing of "Interstellar" last night. Dave has been talking about wanting to see it, and despite my recent grumbling about movie theaters, I got more intrigued the more I read about it. So we went, and it was mind-blowing. I'm sure you all know the basic plot -- the Earth is dying, so astronauts depart on a mission of exploration to find humanity another suitable home. It's a profoundly depressing premise, and the movie tackles all sorts of subjects we know little or nothing about first-hand, like traveling through wormholes and black holes, time travel and multidimensional existence. I was surprised by its similarity to "2001: A Space Odyssey," but it's faster-paced and without the Kubrickian coldness and stillness. I still think "2001" is a better movie, especially for its time, but "Interstellar" is more audience-friendly, with a good script and terrific effects. It left me feeling unsettled and almost scared about all we don't know.
Dave and I walked home from the tube with our heads spinning. He already wants to see it again.
(Photo: An apparently closed cafe in Neasden, on Sunday. Those poor plants!)
Monday, November 17, 2014
The Return of the Dave
I spent yesterday morning in Dollis Hill and Neasden, north of us, doing more photography for Bleeding London. I shot 65 streets and got some interesting pictures, I think.
My enthusiasm for Bleeding London may have gotten me in over my head, though. I volunteered to help keep track of which streets still need to be done in the NW postcodes, and to help update the BL Web site. With what time am I going to do this? I'm not sure! Stay tuned!
Dave got back from Aberdeen yesterday as expected -- I timed my photo walk to be home when he arrived. He went grocery shopping on the way home (hauling his suitcase, poor guy) and then settled promptly into his position on the couch and began surfing real estate sites. For some reason, talking with his coworkers on the trip seems to have convinced him that we should buy a flat. I'm certainly not opposed to buying, but we only just arrived in the flat we're in now -- he just planted about a hundred plants in the back garden -- so I think we ought to live here a couple of years before we hasten down the path toward ownership. Despite the mold, I like our flat! (Besides, we need to talk to banks about our options.)
I think he's just sick of trying to deal with our management company. Can't blame him for that. But in the end, none of the repairs we've requested (well, except the mold) are urgent -- so I'm not quite ready for an extreme change in plans.
We had pork chops for dinner and watched some telly. We also Skyped with Dave's parents last night -- his mom has some health issues, so I know that's weighing on his mind. It's weighing on mine, too. It will be good to get to Michigan for Christmas so we can spend some time with them and really see first-hand how they're doing.
(Photo: Outside the Dollis Hill tube station, yesterday.)
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Late-Autumn Garden
Because yesterday was very domestic -- a foggy walk on Hampstead Heath with Olga, followed by housecleaning, laundry, reading and movie-watching -- here's a post with a few domestic photos.
The Japanese maple in our backyard has turned spectacularly red. It seems like just a few days ago most of it was still greenish bronze, and Dave and I were looking at a few red leaves on the uppermost branches and saying, "I wonder if the whole tree will turn that color?" Et voila! It has.
Our little Totoro ceramic bell, which we found hanging alongside other whimsical bells outside a shop in Shanghai, lives in the Japanese maple -- which is only sensible, since Totoro is a Japanese forest spirit.
The horseradish, meanwhile, is looking sad these days -- a far cry from its ginormous state two months ago. In addition to dying back for the winter, it has been gnawed within an inch of its life by a variety of critters.
I spent yesterday afternoon and evening watching movies, beginning with "By the Bluest of Seas," the Soviet movie from 1936 that I mentioned recording from television. Two sailors wash ashore in the Caspian Sea at the "Lights of Communism" collective farm, where they vie for the attentions of the same girl. As a movie, it was technically terrible, with some seriously haphazard editing, but the lead actor was hunky and as a cultural artifact it was fascinating. I moved on from there to a mini Ally Sheedy film festival, with "Maid to Order" and "St. Elmo's Fire," and finished with "Footsteps in the Fog," a British melodrama from 1955 starring Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger. (I just mistyped it as "Footsteps on the Dog"!) Somewhere in there I made an omelet for dinner.
Dave comes back today! The solitude has been nice but I miss him and I'm ready for a return to normalcy.
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I have considered this myself. I am not a Christian and personally believe that we reincarnate for our souls to learn lessons to spiritually evolve and eventually we reach a point we graduate into the next realm or 'Heaven'. At which point you can choose to reincarnate back into human form to help people or guide them from the realm beyond.
In any case, it is our own actions and conscious that dictate what our next life is or what we experience after death, not some entity that arbitrarily judges us.
That I why I have such an issue with certain Christians who have the notion, "You just need to believe in Jesus and you go to Heaven." as it becomes a form of elitism and is contrary to the teachings and foundation of the religion itself.
We all share this eternally evolving present moment- The past and future only exist as inconsequential mental fabrications.


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Scott Stallings shot an 8-under 64 on Thursday at Del Monte to take a two-stroke lead over William McGirt and Kirk Triplett in the Pebble Beach Invitational. Stallings, the True South Classic winner in July for his second PGA Tour title, made eight birdie putts inside 10 feet in the unofficial event that features PGA, LPGA, Champions and Web.com tour players. ''I had to grind it all day, but didn't have to do anything too severe,'' said Stallings, who made an 8-foot par putt on the 18th. ''Last year, I didn't know where to hit the ball. I didn't know the course. This time around, I felt more relaxed.'' Stallings opened with a 76 last year, also at Del Monte, and ended up missing the cut. McGirt, who had three top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour this season including tie for second in the Canadian Open, had a bogey-free 66 at Del Monte. ''I hit it pretty good, it was a solid day,'' McGirt said. ''I had no bogeys and...
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Last year there were almost 3,300 officers attacked, the year before that nearly 3,600.
Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton said: "It's the issues behind the figures that are actually more concerning, like the police officers who never make it back to work, for example.
"Their families who are deeply affected by the psychological trauma that some officers go through and the physical trauma.
"Those effects have a long term legacy for people, it goes on for many, many years and actually those are the issues that probably concern me more than just the headline figure of the amount of attacks."
Not all the attacks are down to rioting on the streets, or the dissident threat.
A lot of the attacks are on officers responding to call-outs or part of their daily duty on the beat.
ACC Hamilton added: "If we're called to someone's home perhaps to assist them as a result of a domestic assault and we have to intervene with somebody who is violent quite often then the violence will turn towards the police officers who are there to protect the victim.
"Quite often these are maybe just drunken brawls that we all have experienced or have seen maybe sometimes in our streets in a night time economy on a Friday and Saturday night."
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Real Madrid visit Málaga safe in the knowledge that they have not let in a goal away from home in La Liga since 20 September.
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The Whites have taken all of the 15 points available to them.
"Looking to the future, it is good for us to accept that in this type of match we always have to make an extra effort", added the coach.
The Whites came up against an on-song Unics Kazan as the away side tilted the match in its favour in the second half.
The Portuguese star has racked up 33 goals in La Liga, 12 in the European Cup, 3 in the Copa del Rey and 2 in the European Super Cup so far this year.
The French striker had a decisive role in the move that led to the winning goal.
Watch the Frenchman's great breakaway run, which culminated in a perfect assist for his team-mate.
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The Dark Side of Sports
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I'll say! That's the name of the book I'm currently reading in the evenings. It's the latest pot boiler from my friend, award-winning journalist & author Kathryn Casey. I thoroughly enjoy Kathryn's writing, having read several of her true crime books and having recently finished "Shattered". Th
No, I'm not talking about a hot piece of real estate that Brenda has on the block down at High Plains! It's a hardback novel by Michele, Samantha & Sabrina Kleier, the stars of HGTV's "Selling New York" and I'm giving this book away this afternoon (Monday) on my Puffman Musical Trivia at 4:35
That would be the white haired Anderson Cooper on CNN, according to the Peter Franklin, the Gabby Cabby. I'm not sure who the very worst is, but I guess we'll find out at 4:35 this afternoon (Thursday), when the Gab Man joins us from New York City on the Puffman Show
World-renowned animal expert Jack Hanna, better known as "Jungle Jack", is on his way to Great Falls to present his program Tuesday, August 14th at 7 o'clock at the Mansfield Center and the infamous Norma Ashby is joining me on the Puffman Show tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 4:35 to share the details of Hanna's Great Falls visit
So long to the Hutterites! At least that zany and high spirited bunch from the King Colony down toward Lewistown. "American Colony: Meet the Huterites", the 10 episode series that debuted back in May, is presenting the last program from the series tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 on the National Geographic Channel. I've thoroughly enjoyed watching the antics and adventures of these 59 Hutterit
Peter Franklin says "one wacko out of the more than 300 million people we have in the United States, goes and shoots up a movie theater and right afterwards, every talking head (I think he might mean the media) has an explanation as to why it happened"
Who's not talking about Penn State these days! This afternoon (Friday) at 4:35, I'll be talking with local Pittsburgh reporter Bob Dvorchak. Dvorchak's one of the author's of the most comprehensive book yet on the Penn State sex abuse scandal and he will be responding to yesterday's Fresh report
Bluegrass On The Bay returns for the 10th year in a row this Saturday night down in Great Falls and the infamous Suzy Bogguss is headlining the affair. It's a blast every year and besides Suzy, special guest performers include Sierra Hull and the Farewell Drifters
I'm a big time fan of "true crime", having read numerous true crime books along with having watched 792 re-runs of Law and Order. One of the best true crime stories I ever read recently is Kathryn Casey's "Shattered"
My special guest on the Puffman Show this Tuesday afternoon at 4:35 has definitely been there, done that! He's Art Keller, former CIA operative in the agency, division responsible for tracking black market nuclear weapons
Peter Franklin, the Gabby Cabby, says, now that he's received his college degree, that he will no longer pick up ANY college graduates! What kind of sense does this make. Pete will be joining me this afternoon (Friday) on the Puffman Show around 4:30 for some more "stuff and nonsense" with Puff


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Texas Tech President Duane Nellis swapped his customary suit and tie for an apron Wednesday as he doled out hot dogs to a hungry student body.
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Texas Tech President Duane Nellis and his wife, Ruthie, along with other Tech administrators, will meet with community officials at a reception at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center.
Tickets are on sale for the Texas Tech State of the System Luncheon at 11:45 a.m. Sept. 23 at the Helen Devitt Jones Sculpture Court at the Texas Tech Museum.
This time last year, Audrey Cruz never dreamed she'd be sharing an important milestone with her 6-year-old son.
Children at 35 Lubbock Independent School District campuses will be eligible for free breakfast and lunch, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
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Technical prowess
Date: March 16, 2011
by: Heidi Kurpiela | A&E Editor
Matt Nitsch is standing on a ladder on the set of "The Producers."
Dressed in a black "The Who's Tommy" T-shirt and carpenter jeans, Nitsch looks official — and busy.
A native of Peoria, Ill., he joined The Players staff as an assistant technical director in 2001 after graduating from the University of Illinois with a degree in theater design and production.
A former college classmate hooked him up with the job.
Though Nitsch wanted to work on cruise-ship productions, a full-time job offer in Sarasota was too tempting to turn down.
Ten years later, Nitsch, is still here.
Now the company's technical director, he's logged more hours backstage than almost anyone on The Players' staff.
"There are days where it's just a job," he says. "But, for the most part, it's really fun. It's not like one of those jobs where every day is the same thing over and over. There's always a different cast, a different set, a different deadline."
Speaking of deadlines, Nitsch's two-week window to prepare for "The Producers" has come to a close. With only one day left to get the show up, the crew is feeling the time crunch.
As soon as this interview is over, Nitsch will head over to the theater's 10th Street scene shop to build a New York City skyline.
"This is the biggest show of the season," Nitsch says. "And we've got the least amount of time to prepare for it."
The 34-year-old is surprisingly calm. This isn't the first time he's worked under pressure.
Last year, when The Players brought "Tommy" to the International Amateur Theatre Festival in Venice, Nitsch was charged with relocating the set, costumes and pit orchestra instruments, as well as the sound, lighting and special effects equipment.
"Basically, we moved our whole theater to Venice," he says. "It was an ordeal, but I enjoyed it because it was a challenge."
Nitsch was never concerned with being the star of the show. Acting, he says, was better left to the kids who could memorize lines.
His forte was working backstage, starting with the day he volunteered to bring in all the props for his fifth-grade production of "Little Red Riding Hood."
"I've always liked being the behind-the-scenes guy who makes it happen," Nitsch says. "I've never had the performing bug."
In high school, he signed up for drama club, where his knack for building and running shows led to gigs with a small theater company in his hometown.
For 10 years, Nitsch worked backstage on Peoria's production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," which every year coincided with the town's holiday light show.
He's seen the show so many times he can recite the chorus from "Any Dream Will Do" in his sleep.
As a result, he doesn't mind that The Players doesn't often stage "Joseph."
"Some shows I just don't need to watch anymore," Nitsch says dryly. "It's like, 'Been there, done that. Let's do something new and exciting.'"
If you've been in The Players lobby recently, you've probably noticed a table of random glass-art pieces for sale near the stage door.
Nitsch is responsible for these one-of-a-kind designs, which he makes using old glasses, goblets, plates and bowls.
Stacking the pieces like a totem, Nitsch creates whimsical garden ornaments that catch the light and add pizzazz to just about any flowerbed.
"The Producers" is playing through March 20, at The Players Theatre. For tickets, call 365-2494 or visit www.theplayers.org.
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She is a distant relative of dull planet Earth saviour Al Gore.
As a child, she lost a place in the Mickey Mouse Club to Britney Spears, but got revenge by landing the role of Daisy Duke ahead of Spears.
Her amazing figure measures: 35D-25-37.
Thanks to her excellent utilisation of tiny hotpants in The Dukes of Hazard and a refusal to make a music video that isn't outrageously sexy, Jessica Simpson is by far the hottest girl to ever think Buffalo wings were made from Buffalo.
From a young age, her curvaceous frame ensured she was too steamy for the Texan Christian pop scene she was destined to become a part of, and despite a ropey cover of Robbie Williams' Angels, has become a fantastic reason to have a guilty interest in pop music.
She may not be welcome at the home of the Dallas Cowboys (her relationship with the star quarterback Tony Romo has lead to her being labeled 'Yoko Romo'), yet her naive girly charm and unspeakable good looks have made her a worldwide sensation.
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Tickets are now on sale for both the Big Ten and NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships. Both meets will be held at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center.
All-session tickets for each meet are currently on sale at mygophersports.com. Single-session tickets will be on sale at a later date, if available. The Big Ten Championships run Feb. 19-22, while the NCAA Championships take place March 20-22.
The Golden Gopher women's swimming and diving team won the Big Ten title last season, also at the Aquatic Center. Minnesota went on to finish 10th at the NCAA Championships.
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FORT WASHINGTON, Md. — Prince George's County police said an officer accidentally shot himself while backing away from a possibly rabid fox.
Edward Martin, a police spokesman, said the officer killed the fox but shot himself in the leg during the incident in Fort Washington on Monday evening. Martin said the officer was taken to a hospital for treatment with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
He said the officer was called to the 13000 block of Clarion Road by a woman who reported she had been bitten in two places by the fox. Martin said when three officers arrived at the woman's house, the fox "charged at them."
While backing away, he said one officer tripped on some steps and accidentally shot himself.
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