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ORONO - The ball would not fall through the basket. Justin Edwards was missing on 3-point shots and on layups and anything in between.
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You searched Edwards' face for tell-tale signs of frustration or discouragement. He betrayed no emotion, except for the flash of a grin when the University of Maine resisted all of Boston University's attempts to beat them on their home court.
"If it wasn't happening for me," said Edwards, the high-scoring sophomore point guard. "I wanted to do everything I could to help my teammates. Play defense, get them the ball, anything."
He was saying the right words after Maine beat BU 63-58 Wednesday night. But then, you're learning Edwards usually says and does the right things. The kid with the soft and precise Canadian accent is no longer deferring to the upperclassmen. He can lead even when he doesn't score. And he can certainly score.
Edwards dropped a season-high 30 points on Northeastern in late November. He scored 26 and 27 points in Maine's most recent wins over Quinnipiac on Dec. 29 and Florida Gulf Coast on Dec. 22. After 13 games and not including Wednesday's 10-point performance, Edwards' scoring average was 18.5. He's also averaging about 4 assists a game.
"He has an unselfishness about him that his teammates recognize," said Doug Leichner, Maine's associate head coach. "I've been around a lot of scorers who can be loners. That's not Justin."
Acting on a tip, Leichner went to Whitby, Ontario, near Toronto to watch Edwards play for his high school team. Although Edwards certainly wasn't a secret. He was touted as the eighth-best high school player in Canada.
"After the game, I had to measure the hoops to make sure they really were 10 feet off the court," said Leichner." Edwards, not a very big player at 6-foot-3, made the baskets appear two feet shorter.
Edwards listened closely when Leichner made his pitch to come to Maine. He asked questions. His parents asked questions. Mom attended Indiana University and competed in the high jump. Dad played basketball at Syracuse for a year before returning to Canada.
When Edwards made his recruiting visit to the Maine campus, a blizzard was raging. That a professor of kinesiology -- Edwards' major -- drove through the storm to talk with him had an impact.
"People say I can sell snow to a lobsterman," said Leichner. "I don't know about that. I just told Justin he could have an impact right away. He would have to wait at the other schools who were recruiting him.
Missouri and Fresno State were two in particular. You can still find two-year-old Internet message boards where incredulous fans of those schools tried to understand why Edwards chose Maine, a school that has never qualified for the NCAA Division I tournament. Seventeen schools, including George Washington University, Georgia Tech and Marquette, showed some interest in Edwards.
"Justin knew what he wanted," said Leichner, who didn't have a hard time selling him to Coach Ted Woodward. "We stayed with him. It is possible to recruit the best players to Maine. You just have to find the right fit.
"Justin has this wow factor. He has charisma. I was just amazed at what he can do with the ball," said Leichner. "He has a great personality. He can lighten the mood in an instant and then get back to business. He got me at practice. 'Coach, your shoe's untied.' I looked down. He's infectious."
Edwards has a sock collection that's impressive for its bold colors and -- ahem -- fashion statements. His favorite pair show the American flag.
After playing nearly all of December on the road, the Maine men came home to open their America East Conference schedule Wednesday night. Against nemesis Boston University and in front of an announced crowd of 950. With most students away on semester break, Alfond Arena didn't warm up until the final three minutes when Maine outscored BU, 8-3.
Maine takes a 6-8 record into its next conference game with University of Maryland-Baltimore County on Saturday at home. The won-loss record isn't encouraging although Maine has won three straight. That Alasdair Fraser (17 points) and Xavier Pollard (13 points) stepped up when Edwards' shots wouldn't go down was evidence Maine's offense isn't one-dimensional.
"When you're a freshman you feel your way around and Justin did that last year," said Leichner. "This year, he realized with (Mike) Allison and Fraser, we can do more. When things are tense, Justin is the one standing up and saying, 'We're going to do this.' "
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Detroit >Food & Dining > Traffic Jam & Snug Restaurant
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Used to be one of my fav's – Four years ago I raved about the service and the food, well today dirty glasses and dishes, and sloppy waitstaff left me feeling like this place is going down. the salad was fresh and the white bean dip were very good but the overall uncleaness made me uneasy about eating there. Such a roomy and spacious building very unique the waitstaff needs to keep this in mind. Who is running this place?
Unique (the good kind) – I've been a semi-regular at the Traffic Jam for about 3 years now and have only had good overall experiences. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed and the wait staff has also been a pleasure. Sometimes the food takes a little while, but I have yet to be dissapointed by the taste. Their menu is unique and big enough to find something you'll like. I'll admit that it's nothing fancy, but the food is good, hearty, sticks to your ribs cookin' that's great after a hard day at work or for a lazy afternoon lunch.
No Longer the Favorite Spot in the City – I have tried hard to overlook to downhill slide in the food. Last Wed. was my last visit to TJ's. The potato soup was like something served in prison.Lox was hard and old, the "spread" was watered down sour cream that would not stick to crackers. I did enjoy the 2 strawberries on the plate. The stuffed potato was burned and embarrassingly small. But the biggest disappointment was the Carlotta. The small plate was mostly covered with ice cream with freezing cold sauce!!!!
Trying to save money is losing you the most valuable asset you have, the customers. Sorry to see you go.
flabbergasted – I went in a few weeks ago to have lunch. After being told my first two choices were unavailable, I waited 45 minutes for my third choice. It looked terrible. Poor presentation. When I brought it to my waitresses attention she hung her head. It seemed this wasn't the first time today she had this conversation. After apologizing multiple times she discounted my item. I wondered what she was apologizing for... did she make my food look like this? Did it take her 45 minutes to make it? I feel people should not critique the service so harshly. I would be lackadaisical as well if the food I ordered took that long and looked like that. If a restaurant doesn't take itself seriously, why would the wait staff?
Good food in a fun atmosphere – We've eaten at the Traffic Jam several times during the past three years. I *love* their vegetarian lasagna and bread pudding, plus their homemade breads are always good too. Prices are quite moderate and the interior is really fun. I admit that service is varied; sometimes friendly and sometimes aloof. There's a good-sized parking lot right across the street and I just heard that they've recently instituted outdoor seating for warm weather.
Microwaved for your consumption. – I usually like this restaurant. Our last meal there and the correspondence with management after the meal make me question this place.
My fiance really hates mushrooms. The waiter was certain they were not in the spinach lasagna. Once she starting eating her meal she found several large chunks of mushrooms. The waiter said they were not mushrooms but most likely burnt pasta. Without a doubt they were mushrooms.
I ordered the $14 meatloaf. It came with peas and sweet potato fries. The entire plate was microwaved. It looked awful. I asked the waiter to swap the sides for some soup. He said sweet potato fries sometimes look like that. It was an expensive TV dinner!
An email to the restaurant detailing the experience got a response. The management said the mushrooms were a new addition and they didn't inform the entire staff. She said the peas and meatloaf are ALWAYS microwaved. It was a rather weak response. She didn't seem at all considered with making sure our business returned.
Eat here if you want an overpriced microwave meal! I hope this experience isn't an indication that Traffic Jam & Snug is going downhill.
Dissapointed – I've eaten here three times in the past two months with business associates- I have not been impressed. Service? Depends on who you get. First time, our waitress was young and very nice. Second time we were put in a section with a waiter who obviously thought he was too good to wait tables. Third time we left, no one ever came to wait on us. Food? The food is mediocre. House salad was wilted, bread was a couple days old, entree items not worth the price (except if you order fish and chips, they are pretty good huge portion). A woman, who I would hate to believe is the owner is usually there helping seat customers and get out food- she lacks finesse when handling with customers. One of my associates complained to the waiter about service, I overheard on my way to the restroom him talking to her to sum it up she didn't want to deal with us. Needless to say, we no longer spend our money there. This place has great potential to be really wonderful... oh well.
A Detroit Landmark – This restaurant has something for everyone - burgers, international fare, vegetarian options. If you can't find something to eat here, you're too picky! Prices are reasonable considering that all of the food is completely made from scratch. Great for a quick lunch or a casual dinner, in a large group or with a date, this is a great all-purpose restaurant that is completely one-of-a-kind and a Detroit landmark.
Interesting fair – Good vegetarian options. My meat eating husband likes it as well. They are constantly varying their huge list of specials, but their main menu has good eats as well.
TJ's blinking traffic light promises something for everyone. – In Short
Innovations over the years have included a bakery, a brewery and a dairy, all on the premises. The crowd is as eclectic as the menu, with before- and after-theater business a mainstay. Menu items range from interesting versions of the old standards--mashed potatoes with pumpkin, meat loaf with curry, white cheddar macaroni and cheese--to what are becoming new standards, including an outstanding dried cherry/pecan salad and a goat cheese on greens with garlic yogurt vinaigrette.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Three-star offensive guard Reeve Koehler (Honolulu/St. Louis) confirmed Thursday evening that he will not announce his commitment during Saturday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl. His decision, however, might have received some unexpected swaying.
Kansas and Tennessee made Koehler's final list, and on Thursday, three-star inside linebacker Colton Goeas, his high school teammate, verbally committed to Kansas. Goeas once was committed to Tennessee but decommitted from the Volunteers last month.
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On a recent Sunday, as Dallas and Washington revived their annual NFL football rivalry, they also landed in the middle of an escalating fight over the Washington football team's name. As part of its "Change the Mascot" campaign, the Oneida Indian Nation is running radio ads in Dallas and the other cities where the Washington …
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Regulation of the 26S Proteasome Complex During Oxidative Stress
Xiaorong Wang1,2, James Yen3*, Peter Kaiser3, and Lan Huang1,2
1 Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of California, Irvine, CA 92697, USA.
Abstract: The proteasome plays a pivotal role in the cellular response to oxidative stress. Here, we used biochemical and mass spectrometric methods to investigate structural changes in the 26S proteasomes from yeast and mammalian cells exposed to hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). Oxidative stress induced the dissociation of the 20S core particle from the 19S regulatory particle of the 26S proteasome, which resulted in loss of the activities of the 26S proteasome and accumulation of ubiquitinated proteins. H2O2 triggered the increased association of the proteasome-interacting protein Ecm29 with the purified 19S particle. Deletion of ECM29 in yeast cells prevented the disassembly of the 26S proteasome in response to oxidative stress, and ecm29 mutants were more sensitive to H2O2 than were wild-type cells, suggesting that separation of the 19S and 20S particles is important for cellular recovery from oxidative stress. The increased amount of free 20S core particles was required to degrade oxidized proteins. The Ecm29-dependent dissociation of the proteasome was independent of Yap1, a transcription factor that is critical for the oxidative stress response in yeast, and thus functions as a parallel defense pathway against H2O2-induced stress.
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Monday, November 19 and Tuesday, November 20
Work will begin at 8 p.m. resulting in the closure of two left southbound lanes and an additional left southbound lane at 11 p.m. until 6 a.m. on the Tappan Zee Bridge. In addition, this will result in the closure of one left northbound lane at 8 p.m. and an additional left northbound lane at 11 p.m. until 6 a.m., also on the Tappan Zee Bridge. At least one lane southbound will be opened to traffic from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. and one lane northbound will be opened to traffic from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
During Monday and Tuesday night operations, due to the southbound lane closures, the southbound entrance at Exit 10 will be closed from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. and southbound detour route signs will be posted through Nyack for the entrance at Route 59 near Exit 11.
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Wednesday, November 21
No lane closures scheduled.
Contractor will be working under the bridge away from travelling public.
Thursday, November 22
No work scheduled.
Friday, November 23 and Saturday, November 24
No lane closures scheduled.
Contractor will be working under the bridge away from travelling public.
Saturday, November 24 and Sunday, November 25
No work scheduled.
The lane closures on Monday and Tuesday nights are required in order for the contractor to continue with the replacement of the deck in the middle three lanes on the Tappan Zee Bridge.
During the nighttime operations, several 20 minute traffic stoppages will take place in both the northbound and southbound directions.
For the safety of the public and construction workers, motorists are urged to proceed with caution and obey posted work-zone speed limits.
The second phase of the deck replacement project is slated for completion in the Winter of 2012.
The work is weather-dependent, and is subject to change. Updates will be issued to announce any change in schedule.
Traffic updates will be broadcast to motorists via Variable Message Signs along the highway and by Highway Advisory Radio 530 AM in the Tappan Zee Bridge corridor. To see real-time webcam views of the bridge and approaches, go to http://www.thruway.ny.gov/travelers/map/index.html?layer=cameras.