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1. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Oct 18, 2008 6:43 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))The TextWrapPreferences property previously known as textWrapType is now called textWrapMode.
This affected my WrapNudger. To see how I handled the change so WrapNudger would work with both CS3 and CS4, see this topic in my blog.
2. Re: With CS4, some things have changedsstanleyau Oct 18, 2008 8:04 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))One thing to watch for, which isn't really a scripting change but may well
affect scripts, is the change to the way rulers work when the document
origin is set to spine.

In CS4, the rulers measure out from the spine, with values to the left
negative and values to the right positive. This means, for example, items on
page 2 of a typical facing pages document will have bounds such that x2 is
less than x1 if the origin is set to spine.

It might be prudent to start setting the origin to a known value at the
beginning of some scripts, to avoid surprises.

Ironically, the values returned in CS4 match the way they were returned when
scripting InDesign (but not in the UI) many versions ago.

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3. Re: With CS4, some things have changedHarbs. Oct 19, 2008 2:01 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi Dave,
Thankfully, this thread should be much much shorter than the CS3 one.
There have been very few changes that will effect existing scripts. How
about starting another thread for new features? There's a number of new
features I'm quite happy about! (Like UndoMode, isValid, ScriptUI
enhancements, etc.) I think they're worth discussing.
4. Re: With CS4, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Oct 19, 2008 7:32 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))At http://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/pdf_dictionaries.html is a list with all properties, methods, and enumerations of InDesign's CS4 object model. New items are highlighted, so that it is easy to see what has been added since CS3.
5. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Oct 19, 2008 9:01 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Harbs,
You're welcome to start such a topic. I'll make sure it stays at or near the top.
6. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Oct 25, 2008 11:16 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))In CS3, the object class for a page imported from another InDesign document was:
but the name of its collection class was:
and the corresponding properties followed this naming convention. Thus, for example:
In CS4, this inconsistency has been fixed. The collection is now properly named:
and the corresponding properties are also renamed:
7. Re: With CS4, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Oct 29, 2008 10:19 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))textWrapType(s) is now textWrapMode(s)
So instead of this:
>myObj.textWrapPreferences.textWrapType = TextWrapTypes.jumpObjectTextWrap
You need this:
>myObj.textWrapPreferences.textWrapMode = TextWrapModes.jumpObjectTextWrap
Seems a rather awkward thing to change.
8. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Olav_Kvern) Oct 29, 2008 11:44 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi Peter,
I'm pretty certain that that change has to do with a language-specific problem--probably an AppleScript term conflict.
9. Re: With CS4, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Oct 29, 2008 12:37 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Ole,
Well, I ran a CS3 script in CS4 that contained a line with ...textWrapType = TextWrapTypes..., which errored out on that line. Looked up "textWrapType" in the OMV but it wasn't listed there, and found textWrapMode instead. After changing that, the script ran fine in CS4.
10. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Oct 29, 2008 2:27 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Nobody reads message 1.
11. Re: With CS4, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Oct 29, 2008 3:10 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))>Nobody reads message 1.
Groan... Sorry about that! I read it at the time and forgot about it, too.
12. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Nov 2, 2008 8:01 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))The Text.appliedNestedStyle property has been changed to:
because a character can now have more than one character style applied by nesting.
13. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Christoph_Schmitt) Feb 6, 2009 8:19 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I guess not too many scripts will have problems with this change, but you never know:
You have a document with 2 facing pages, and they are not allowed to shuffle like this [1-2].
Now you use in VB the command:
In all previous CS Versions, InDesign created a new Spread consisting of 2 facing pages 3-4. 3 is a left page and 4 a right page. As I wanted
Now in CS4 you get as well 2 new pages, but they are not facing. Page 3 is a right page and page 4 is a single left page.
So my solution just adding 2 new spreads, take the pages you want to keep toghether disable shuffling and delete the unused pages.
14. Re: With CS4, some things have changedianwhit Mar 4, 2009 2:14 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I don't know if this is applicable here but can anyone throw some light on the MS Word import.
We have it working fine on Server CS3 just fine but not on Server CS4. It only imports text formatting, not tables, images, etc. And if it comes across, say an image first it fails to import anything else.
I can't find any documentation/threads on this as yet. So any pointers greatly appreciated.
15. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Olav_Kvern) Mar 4, 2009 9:42 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi Ian,
What that probably means is that there are differences in the Word/RTF import preferences between the two installations--have you compared those?
16. Re: With CS4, some things have changedianwhit Mar 4, 2009 10:31 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))If I import a doc like this how do I set preferences?
myTextFrame.Place "test.doc"
Seems everything was on by default in CS3 but tables and graphics need prefs specifying in CS4 (I can get text formatting)
any pointers greatly appreciated
many thanks
17. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Olav_Kvern) Mar 4, 2009 10:50 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi Ian,
Something like this:
Rem Given an instance of InDesign "myInDesign"...
myInDesign.WordRTFImportPreferences.PreserveGraphics = True
myInDesign.WordRTFImportPreferences.ConvertTablesTo = idUnformattedTable
Rem ...set other import preferences...
Rem Now do your place operation
18. Re: With CS4, some things have changedianwhit Mar 4, 2009 10:41 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))It wasn't that after all. But another 'slight' difference causing stuff not to show up. Seems measurements need to be explicit ie: in CS3 24 was 24mm in CS4 24mm is 24mm!
also idUnformattedTable needs a value in VB I presume
are they
I'll run a series of benchmarks at the weekend and post results.
The differences between CS3 and CS4 post idea is an excellent idea by the way DS
19. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(kan) Mar 18, 2009 2:11 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))In postscipt file export pdf, it throw a error like "PAGEMARKS DEFINITION FILE ERROR" i need soultion for this.
20. Re: With CS4, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Mar 18, 2009 3:46 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))When you say, "it," what exactly are you talking about? And which scripting language did you use?
21. Re: With CS4, some things have changedDave Saunders Apr 21, 2009 7:50 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
This script produces different results in CS3 and CS4:
var myDoc = app.documents.add();
var myTF = myDoc.pages[0].textFrames.add({geometricBounds:myDoc.pages[0].bounds});
var myTable = myTF.parentStory.tables.add(LocationOptions.atEnd);
myTable.bodyRowCount = 7;
for (var j = myTable.bodyRowCount - 1; j >= 0; j--) {
myTable.cells.item("0:" + j).contents = String(j);
var myArray = myTable.columns[0].cells.itemByRange(1, myTable.bodyRowCount -1).texts[0].contents;
In CS3, you get an alert that reads:
In CS4, you get just:
To get the same alert in CS4 you need to use this to construct myArray:
var myArray = myTable.columns[0].cells.itemByRange(1, myTable.bodyRowCount-1).cells.everyItem().contents;
22. TextWrapTypes vs. TextWrapModessrakete May 15, 2009 6:23 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
it looks like that with 6.0.2 Adobe changed the textWrapPreferences property textWrapMode back to textWrapType as it was in CS3.
Or am I totally confused now ?
23. Re: TextWrapTypes vs. TextWrapModesOlav Martin Kvern May 15, 2009 1:31 PM (in response to srakete)
Hi Stefan,
It didn't change. Is it possible that you're looking at/using the CS3 version of the scripting DOM?
24. Re: TextWrapTypes vs. TextWrapModessrakete May 18, 2009 2:55 AM (in response to Olav Martin Kvern)Hi Olav,yes I was confused scripting for two versions.With this it works for both versions now:var APP_INT_VERSION = parseInt(app.version);if (APP_INT_VERSION == 6) {myCurrentFrame.textWrapPreferences.textWrapMode = TextWrapModes.BOUNDING_BOX_TEXT_WRAP;} else {myCurrentFrame.textWrapPreferences.textWrapType = TextWrapTypes.BOUNDING_BOX_TEXT_WRAP;}Thanks Stefan
25. Line of XML Elementsrakete May 18, 2009 3:39 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
there is a difference between CS3 and CS4 if you want to get the contents of the line of an XmlElement:
If you have myXmlElement in a line and you try to get the contents with
With CS3 you get the content of the whole line whereas with CS4 you get only the contents up to the XmlElement.
Can anyone confirm this ?
Thanks Stefan
26. Re: With CS4, some things have changedHarbs. May 18, 2009 4:31 AM (in response to srakete)
Just a heads up...
Since they're probably not changing the TextWrapModes back, you'd be
better off with:
if (APP_INT_VERSION >= 6) {...
27. Re: With CS4, some things have changedzncd Dec 23, 2009 12:40 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
Just found that layoutAdjustmentPreference object is gone from the InDesign Server CS4 6.0 DOM. Still there in the desktop version so maybe it was re-classified as part of the UI. All my server scripts turn that off and it was throwing the error.
28. Re: With CS4, some things have changedzncd Dec 30, 2009 11:32 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
Another thing: CS4 has new required variables in the packageForPrint() function so if you have a call to that function you might get an error (I did).
29. Re: With CS4, some things have changedsdfasdfasdfa Jul 18, 2010 8:21 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))
I received errors(RPC_E_DISCONNECTED) on both Windows Vista and XP when scripting InDesign CS4 for Windows using C#.NET.
But the same program runs fine with InDesing CS3.
Any suggestions welcome !


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I wonder, how this translated page can be added under "More help pages" and linked to the TechBase's custom interface messages/Contribute link ?
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, so I'll guess some answers :-)
I'm assuming that you mean you have Contribute displaying in Finnish in your sidebar? And that you want that to automatically take you to the Finnish page? I've made changes to the sidebar, so hopefully it will now work on any of the links under Sections. At the moment, only Contribute has any translation. Please let me know whether this works. Thanks.
Thanks, Contribute/fi works now. The other thing was "Category:Translator Help" page where should have been "Contribute" and "Contribute/fi" links, too.
That page is dynamically created, taking links from the pages themselves. Please do not use Contribute/fi as the category, but Osallistuminen/fi - which is the translation used on UserBase. You can see the agreed category translations on http://userbase.kde.org/Category_Translation,_Esperanto_to_Suomi(fi) - if you think we should copy these pages to TechBase I'm happy with that suggestion. The advantage of doing it this way is that if someone hits the category link at the bottom they will see pages in the required language, not Contribute, for instance, in 30 different languages.


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On Saturday, Jan. 12, Headwaters Outfitters in Rosman will host the North Carolina Bowhunters' Association's District 9 Measuring Day, which allows archers a special opportunity to have their trophies scored by a Pope and Young Club-certified measurer.
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Lined Hymns. If you have never heard them, then I cannot describe them to you properly. The first time I heard such singing, it was at a funeral. I thought that was the saddest funeral music I had ever heard. My mother explained that wasn't funeral music..but how they always sang. I am not sure how lined hymns came about but I suspect it was because there were few hymnals to go around and even fewer mountain people who could read. So one member of the congregation would "line" the hymn (say/sing the line) and then the congregation would repeat it. No matter what the reason, the music is some of the most unique you will ever hear and it harkens those who hear it back to another day (although this Primitive , or Old Regular Baptist, way of singing is alive and well even today.)
The one thing that Appalachia people have plenty of...besides heart and troubles...is churches. Some outsiders believe we are 'unchurched" and some come to save us. While we appreciate all that they do...we are anything but unchurched. In fact, you can usually count some twenty churches in a five mile stretch of road. That may be one of the problems. It seems to me that every time a family or group has a disagreement with another within the church, they break off and form their own congregation right down the road. After years of this, churches of every shape, size and denomination have sprang up all over the Appalachia hills of Eastern Kentucky, Western West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
My Grandparents were members of the Primitive Baptist or Old Regular Baptist faith as it is sometimes called. These are a sect of the Baptists that sought to hold onto the original teachings and ways of the church as they believe it to be in the fist century when the Christians first came into being. I don't pretend to be an expert on religion and so I beg you forgive me if I get any of this incorrect about the Old Regular or Primitive Baptist church. Not having grown up in that faith myself, I can only relate to you here what I observed from my grandparents.
Aside from the unique form of music (which I have linked above for your enjoyment and learning), I remember my Grandmother Lee (Solomon King Smith's daughter) traveling with her father every year to the communion and "foot washing". The ritual had nothing to do with hygeine but rather was a part of worship that echoed Jesus' humbleness in washing the disciples feet as recorded in the Bible. It was, my grandmother explained, a showing of humbleness and servitude of spirit between the brethren and sisters of the church.
Another unique quality of the Primitive Baptist church where my grandmother belonged was that they had a different way of preaching. The preacher would get up and begin to speak and pretty soon they were so into their preaching in such an intense manner that when they drew in their breath, they made a loud, "uhhh" sound. Also the words would begin to take on a "sing song" type rhythm usually including a loud exhautation made to the Lord. This unusual rhythm and "uhhh" sound was what caught the attention of the younger of us who heard it more than the message he was conveying.
Often the preacher would preach for a long time and then another preacher would get up and he would begin to preach. The services tended to last a LONG time. Sometimes the preacher would preach so long that a member of the congregation would stand up and start singing while he was still preaching. Soon others in the congregation would join in the singing. This was called "singing a preacher down". I have seen first hand, funeral services for a departed member go all night long while one preacher after another would get up and preach. Those in attendance would wander in and out of the services between the solemness of the services and the "reunion" atmosphere in the hall set up with food.
Of course different churches probably do vary a little even within the Primitive Baptist faith. But I have seen this myself when attending funeral services done in this manner.
The Primitive Baptist faith was only one of many different types of churches in the Appalachians. There are many buildings with the name Church of Christ dotting the landscape all along the southern part of the eastern section of Kentucky and into Tennessee. Methodists, Freewill Baptists and Catholic churches are also prevelant, as are many independent or non-denominational churches with various names. There are even some extreme groups of a certain faith church sect (the name I cannot remember) who practice what is known as snake handling, although the practice has been outlawed.
Whatever the name over the door, it is safe to say that Appalachian people have long been a people of deep faith. Even the names in my Grandfather's family denotes a faith in the Bible. Names like Solomon, Aaron, Moses and John. Names like David and Mary and Sarah. Names like Peter, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. All names repeated over and over in the Appalachias and names based on their ancestors who were named for people of the Bible.
And although their faith was often intertwined with mountain lore and supersticion, their faith saw the families of this area through many hard times and conditions that would have defeated weaker characters. Like the African Americans who labored hard in the fields all days under a master's watchful eye and who developed and sung rich songs of a better day a'coming, the Appalachians also used their faith in a better eternity to help them survive conditions that few would envy, and a unique and rich music culture grew up from those hard times as well.
Although my Appalachian ancestors often had very little by way of worldly goods to pass down to their children, they usually passed down their faith heritage along with their songs and rituals. I hope you enjoy learning more about one very old religious practice of the mountains..that of the Primitive, or Old Regular Baptist.
Petercreek Primitive Baptist Preaching, 1979. Listen if you wish to experience the sing-song sound of the Preacher as he speaks to his congregation: (I do not own nor claim to own the rights to this video, but I merely repost it here from the public world wide web for example)
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And it looks like he's gonna be upping the action this time around, while still maintaining that delicious animation quality
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Oh my those visuals, oh my that Temon piece.
I am 100% sold. This is going to be outstanding, i'm sure.
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I don't think they ever were alike - aside from the both being geniuses thing. I think the comparison was always based on the whole "next Miyazaki" nonsense - a mantle I hated but always thought better suited to Mamoru Hosoda anyway. But these character designs really do look like they're ripped straight out of Ghibli. I love Shinkai and I love Miyazaki, but for reason this juxtaposition seems odd to me.
That said, Shinkai is a visual artist without peer and I adore the simple bittersweet narratives he's always spun. For no one else's new work would I get this excited.
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I'm afraid that, once I finally get to watch this, I'll be unable to watch it without drawing parallels left and right with Miyazaki's stuff, in case they do end up being similar. I don't quite believe Shinkai will be able to make something better, which is basically what's bothering me.
Of course, this is all speculation, seeing as we can hardly claim the movie will be <a very Miyazaki-ish story> from a 30(?) seconds teaser. But I can't deny that I was expecting something very different, more along the lines of what Shinkai's been doing for the last past years.
Oh well! Hopefully I'll be surprised. And at least Tenmon's piano's sounding as good as ever.
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Agreed. I'm also somewhat worried that the trailer makes it look somewhat Ghibli-like. That's going into somewhat dangerous territory there. It does however, have the Shinkai/Tenmon touch with the masterful, melachonly music and dramatic atmosphere and visually appealing background art.
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I first thought, 'oh cool. New miyazaki hayao animu!!!' and then it was makoto shinkai...
The world setting and character design was really similar to usual Ghibli fantasy movies. I can still see his mastery on breathtaking BG arts and its details, but well... What I liked about Shinkai produced animes were its portrayer of fantasy in realism; which is directly opposite to Miyazaki which is about portraying realism in fantasy. If this become something like Spirited Away rehash, I won't be amused.
I didn't really like any of his products deeply, other than admitting his graphical imagery and portrayer of theme is already at level that no-one can catch up. I hope this one breaks my bias and show that he can actually do much better with plot and pacing.
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Personally i don't see why it matters if this film looks similar to a Miyazaki film. At the end of the day it's a Shinkai film, and i'll enjoy it for being one. I actually think it's rather interesting that he's adventuring out into different genres, especially after seeing where Voices of a Different Star could have gone.
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After seeing the title I had initially thought that this might even be a follow up to Hoshi no Koe, but it obviously isn't, though that isn't a bad thing. His first episode-length work ended beautifully enough.
I think I can understand the fears of a Ghibli-esque feel due to the altered expectations when you're trying to mix two god-tier productions into one. It may look like a Ghibli production, but the feelings and thematic content of Shinkai is very much different than Ghibli and Miyazaki works IMHO.
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Oh god its Shinkai again... can't help but to fall for his awesome god-level work that even surpasses the detailness in animation from renown studios like KyoAni, Madhouse and Bones. I'll be even more surprised if the promo vid above and all the animation works were made by him alone, though i don't think its the same case again like his previous works . But this is Shinkai we're talking about, a man that can make anything impossible possible.
Yeah definitely gonna look forward into this. I don't mind if ppl saying its a rip-off or copycat from Ghibli's style, or becomes the 2nd Hayao Miyazaki. What i want to see is the quality of the artwork, animation, music and storyline, and Shinkai is the person that never fails in delivering all these elements in the highest quality possible. He had proven it in his previous solo work, and he will do it again this time.
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Shinkai's work always intrigue me but I really dislike the way he paces his stories, the one I truly enjoyed was Her and Her Cat. Voice of a Distant star had an incredible premise but it was too short to give me any kind of satisfaction, I don't blame him because that's one of his self-animated works. Beyond the Clouds, Promised Place....meh. 5cm....meh.
I still watch them though because they are aesthetically incredible. Animation, detail, design are all AA+ stuff.
This one, I agree, looks extremely Ghibli. I'll watch it with as little expectation as possible. Or else I'll just end up being disappointed again.
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Wow... as visually stunning as ever, I see. It's true that this looks an awfully lot like Ghibli's works, especially the chara design.
The girl is seaching for a boy, so it sounds like it might be a love story after all, just a very different one from what Shinkai has gotten us used to.
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It's got railway tracks in it, it must be a Shinkai... The vibe I was getting from the trailer and the website snapshots is not Ghibli per se but _Summer Wars_ and _The Girl Who Leapt Through Time_, i.e. detailed naturalistic animation. What I'm not seeing in what is being shown to us at the moment is Shinkai's usual heavy investment in computer graphics to animate his stories. Either he's moved on from that, he's taken off the training wheels in a way, or the CG and modelling so well integrated into the visuals you no longer notice it, yet another way of saying he's stepped up his game.
Either way this is going to be a must-see for me when it becomes available (to use a euphemism). I'd really like to see a cinematic release as this kind of lush animation really benefits from that setting (I recently saw _Summer Wars_ at a cinema and it was different and better than seeing it on a screen at home).
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After 5 Centimeters Per Second, one of my all-time favourites, I'm a huge fan of Shinkai so I'm 100% sold on this new film too.
However, it does look very Ghibli-esque to me aswell and i have mixed feelings on that. I haven't seen all of Miyazaki's films but what I have seen I was never convinced was as brilliant as Shinkai's 5 Centimeters Per Second. On one hand, I rather Shinkai stick to his formula because i like it better than Miyakazi's. On the other hand, I completely agree with Kanon. I wouldn't want him to produce the same thing over and over again, and i don't think he could top 5 Centimeters Per Second anyway. To me i think that's as best as it can be in that field.
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"This year`s festival constituted of 67 percent women and 33 percent men, thus making it a festival where women have superseded men not only in number but also in overall contribution," Tamil actor Parthiepan said.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 12, 2008) - It was not the way senior Michele DeVault (Columbus, Ohio) envisioned entering the record books Saturday afternoon, as Gardner-Webb handed ETSU its first conference loss of the season, 82-71, from Memorial Center. DeVault became the 15th Lady Buccaneer player in ETSU history to reach the 1,000-point club and the all-time leader in three-pointers made at 178.
"It's a great accomplishment to achieve, but to me it means nothing without getting the win out there today," added DeVault, who became the first player to join the 1,000-point plateau since her former teammate B.J. Banjo accomplished the feat during the 2005-06 campaign. DeVault also jumped Banjo on the all-time career three-point made list at 178.
Things looked great early on for the Lady Bucs as they led by as many as 12 in the first half, but Gardner-Webb's second half spurt crushed any hopes of ETSU extending its conference home win streak to eight games. The Runnin' Bulldogs did just that as they blitzed ETSU for 51 second half points to improve to 7-9, 3-0 in league play. The loss puts the Lady Buccaneers at 5-9, 1-1, and it marks their first conference loss at home since falling to
"We knew Gardner-Webb was a very strong second half team and to give up 51 points on your home floor is very frustrating," commented head coach Karen Kemp. "As a team, we need to make sure we do a better job of maintaining home court advantage from here on out."
In the first half, DeVault got things rolling for ETSU as she scored four points, grabbed five rebounds and dished out two assists; giving the Lady Bucs an early 8-4 advantage with a little less than five minutes into the contest. From there, ETSU would pick up its largest lead of half, 20-8 when senior Jenny Norman (
After the first 20 minutes the Lady Bucs shot 42.4 percent (14-33), compared to only a 35.7 clip (10-28) by GWU. Fortunately, for ETSU its suffocating defense forced the Runnin' Bulldogs to turn the ball over 15 times, which in return totaled 17 points on the offensive end. Despite being out-rebounded, 24-20, the Lady Buccaneers still outscored GWU 20-16 in the paint. ETSU had eight assists to only four by the Runnin' Bulldogs. Siarre Evans (
A sloppy start to the second half caused the Lady Bucs to lose their lead and pretty much all momentum as ETSU turned the ball over five times in less than three minutes; giving GWU a chance to take its first lead since 2-0 of the first half at, 35-34 with 17:56 remaining in the game. The contest would remain close for the next nine-plus minutes, but foul trouble and poor shooting ended up hurting the Lady Bucs' chances of coming back into the game.
After keeping the game in single digits during that stretch, Gardner-Webb finally pushed its lead into double figures when a Monique Hudson lay-up gave the visitors a 54-44 advantage with a little less than nine minutes to go. ETSU would cut the lead to eight on an Evans lay-in at the 5:55 mark, but Gardner-Webb proved to be too powerful as the Lady Bucs folded in the final minutes. GWU would extend its lead to 15 and walked away with the 11-point conference win.
Despite controlling GWU in the first half, the Lady Buccaneer defense would allow the Runnin' Bulldogs to shoot 59.3 percent (16-27) from the field and 4-of-6 (66.7 percent) from beyond the arc in the final 20 minutes. For the game, ETSU shot 40.9 percent (27-66) to GWU's 47.3 clip (26-55). The Lady Bucs forced 26 turnovers, but could not stop the hot shooting hand of Gardner-Webb. Also, ETSU could not get anything going from the free throw line (54.2 percent) and beyond the arc (23.5 percent).
Monique Hudson led all scorers with 20 points on 7-of-11 shooting; while Evans led ETSU with 17. DeVault finished with 14 points, eight rebounds and three assists in 27 minutes, and her teammate (Jenny) Norman came off the bench and scored 12 points on 6-of-10 shooting. Sophomore TaRonda Wiles (
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – For the second straight game, Tennessee Tech prevailed in a tight, down-to-the-last-buzzer firefight. The Golden Eagles held on against the East Tennessee State Buccaneers in the final seconds to pull off a 65-62 win and move to 3-0 for the first time since 2008-09.
The Golden Eagles were led by another gutsy performance by senior guard Jud Dillard, who flirted with a triple-double while scoring 25 points. In addition to dominating the game both early and late with scoring, Dillard also pulled down 10 rebounds to notch his second consecutive double-double. He added six assists in the game to tie his career-best mark as well.
Tech jumped out to an early nine-point lead, grabbing a 17-8 advantage with just over 12 minutes to play in the first half. The Buccaneers would answer quickly and with great emphasis, putting together a nifty and impressive 16-point run that gave them a seven point advantage with five to go in the first period.
ETSU would not relinquish the lead until the second period, taking a 29-26 lead into the half. The Buccaneer lead didn't last long, as the Golden Eagles stormed out of the half, scoring nine points in the first three minutes and regaining an advantage over the Bucs. East Tennessee State would tie the game up with 15:36 to play.
Junior guard and SMU transfer Jeremiah Samarrippas hit a jumper with just under 15 minutes to put the Golden Eagles up by two and start a solid run that would give Tech an advantage that couldn't be overcome by the Buccaneers. Helping extend the lead with some clutch shooting was freshman guard Ammanuel Diressa. Diressa knocked down three-pointers on back-to-back possessions to help balloon the Golden Eagle lead to as many as 13.
East Tennessee State showed its resilience, fighting until the very end and shrinking the Tech advantage down to as many as two points with 22 seconds to play. Samarrippas would hit one of two free throws to give the Golden Eagles a three-point lead with 14 seconds. ETSU missed a three-point attempt with three seconds to go and most fittingly, Dillard pulled down the board to give himself a double-double.
Junior forward Dennis Ogbe added a season-high 11 points, shooting 100% from the field and three-point line. He played especially well in the post, scoring four of his five buckets from the paint. Samarrippas also scored 11 for the Golden Eagles, a career-best as a member of the Tech basketball team for the point guard.
The Golden Eagles will return to action on Tuesday, Nov. 20 when they play host to Evansville in a 7:30 p.m. CST tilt. Tech will try to stop senior guard Colt Ryan, rated as the 24th best shooter in Division I basketball by CBS Sports, from causing too much damage and topple the Purple Aces to remain perfect on the season.


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Their experience with overtime adversity. Their emotional resilience through close games.
That had been the story of the Calgary Hitmen; the reason why his Edmonton Oil Kings were facing them in the Eastern Conference final.
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And, sure enough, he was right. Goaltending, special teams, and controlling emotions all played a factor.
In fact, his club's disgustingly slick power-play kept them in it to knot the game 2-2 near the midway point of the third — a nice tap-in from Henrik Samuelsson who picked up a pass in front from Dylan Wruck in the corner.
But Brassart's game-winner put Edmonton behind in a series for the first time this post-season and adds more intrigue to Game 2 Friday.
"They've got tons of skill on their team," Brassart told Shaw TV afterward. "They like to go wide and they create so many plays on the rush. With us, we've got to try and keep that under control and put pucks in the corners in the offensive zone and just try to outwork them."
Goaltending was a big one on this night.
In overtime — Edmonton's first bout and Calgary's sixth experience with it and fifth on the road — Brassart's marker had been only the second attempt on Oil Kings netminder Laurent Brossoit.
Calgary was outshot 35-19 by the defending WHL champions and the only reason the game was even in overtime was because of their goalie.
And, no question, Chris Driedger has become a star his first WHL post-season as a bona fide starting goalie.
"We've been successful in this barn, I don't know how we do it," Driedger said of his club who won the regular season series 4-2 against the Oil Kings all before the Christmas break. "They're a really tough team to play against. They were down 2-0 and they came back and played really hard.
"This win is huge. Starting off the series, getting the first win is phenomenal for our confidence. Especially in their barn. Wins on the road are key, too."
On the other side, it had been Brossoit's roughest start of the playoffs allowing only two goals on Calgary's first five shots of the night during regulation.
It was unusual for the Calgary Flames signed prospect — especially considering his goals against average heading into this series was a ridiculous 0.97, only allowing nine goals on 240 shots in nine playoff games.
So eyebrows raised when Hitmen sniper Victor Rask walked in untouched by Oil Kings captain Griffin Reinhart and let one go blocker-side.
Calgary was up 2-0 when Zane Jones tipped in Spencer Humphries' point shot 3:32 in the second frame — on their first power-play of the night.
At that point, however, it was amazing the Hitmen even had a lead.
"I don't necessarily think we deserved it," Dreidger said. "We were kind of being outplayed, but we beared down on a couple chances and scored some goals . . . we just need to be a bit more focused on playing our game.
"They dictated the tempo a little bit out there and the guys know that, too. The next game, we'll do a better job of that."
It was a motivated Oil Kings forward Trevor Cheek — who was dealt from the same Hitmen at the beginning of the season — that eventually cracked Driedger.
Cheek was fist-pumping in the second after snapping a quick one by his old teammate, a beauty after some slick puck moving along the wall by Edmonton's Dylan Wruck and Michael St. Croix.
Until that point, Driedger had been solid — stopping 27 shots after two periods to Calgary's 12 attempts on Brossoit.
To kick things off, he stood tall to kill off Jake Virtanen's roughing penalty in the opening frame — the first of Calgary's five generous offerings on the night — stopping a close shot from Reinhart and making a stick save on David Musil. He also made a ridiculous first-period save on T.J. Foster — after the initial stop, he batted it mid-air to his right. One of his bests — and there were many on Thursday.
"I think we've got the nerves out," Driedger said. "We've had a couple OT's, this playoffs so far and I think the boys are ready for it. When playoffs hit, we just bear down and do what needs to be done.
"It's awesome to play on a team that when it goes into OT, we're going to get the job done."
Also as expected, the nastiness between the clubs began quickly.
And, predictably, Keegan Lowe started it — right at centre ice, too, much to the delight of the announced crowd of 6,327 when dropped his shoulder on Calder Brooks. Then, almost immediately after, Oil Kings centreman Travis Ewanyk laid out lanky defender Peter Kosterman.
Obviously, that offended the visitors. Kosterman, out of frustration, cross-checked Edgars Kulda while Hitmen defenceman and Edmonton native Jaynen Rissling got into it with Ewanyk and started throwing punches. Meanwhile, Kosterman and pal Greg Chase mixed it up with Mitch Moroz.
But it happened with 1:05 remaining in the first period and both teams cooled off.
"It's going to be interesting," Laxdal said. "I think the kids are going to get right into it. I think the trash talk is going to start right off the hop. The energy. The intensity. The adrenalin.
"It's going to come down to discipline and controlling those emotions and don't let those emotions control you."
ICE CHIPS . . . Calgary scratched D Josh Thrower (healthy), D Kenton Helgesen (hand), LW Colten Mayor (upper body), RW Pavlo Padakin (knee), and LW Austin Calladine … Edmonton scratches were D Ashton Sautner, D Ben Carroll, D Aaron Irving, D Stephen Shcmoorkoff, C Cole Benson, RW Brandon Rakph, and C Brett Pollock.
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