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48.3 oh dear, Alastair Cook, that slow but sure destroyer of the world's best attacks, has fallen to the part-timer Williamson, he was looking more often than not to play outside off to KW, who floated this one up, Cook could not resist the drive, and the thick edge flew to Brownlie, who did extremely well to hang on to it at second slip 90/3
    1.3 that is first strike for New Zealand, Southee on a good length, just outside off, straightening again, Compton half forward to push at it, and a thin edge is through to Watling, umpire Tucker asks umpire Reiffel at square leg whether it carried and raises the finger upon receiving confirmation 2/1
    23.4 huge wicket, Wagner strikes now, from round the stumps, angled in wide, and straightens, Trott decides to reach out and go for the drive, and the edge goes to Watling 60/2
    110.3 New Zealand have the massive wicket in the last over before tea, Bell gave a chance last over before lunch, but it wasn't taken, this time Southee has plucked a low chance at third slip as easily as he bowls swing, Wagner squeezing out the push from Bell with a pitched up ball angled in, Bell has to go after playing out half a day worth of overs all by himself 237/7
    52.1 and another wicket for KW, nightwatchman falls to part-timer, goes reaching out to a widish one angled across, and the thick edge settles low into Southee's hands at gully, he is engulfed by fellow members of the close-in crowd 90/4
    80.1 Trent Boult, you beauty, on target first delivery with the second new ball, angled across, good length, pitches just around off, swings in big time, and smacks him plumb in front, they discuss a review, and decide against it, with both reviews left, and a 28-over association at stake, Root walks off, it was that plumb, hitting off, say replays 150/5
    85.5 another edge, and Ross Taylor takes a dolly at first slip, Bairstow pushing at a length ball from the crease, Southee angled it in from wide of the pitch and got it to bounce and straighten a tad, Taylor made sure the bowler's effort did not go waste 159/6
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    139.3 Kane Williamson brings New Zealand back, tossed up, Broad not as much forward as he would have liked to be, outside edge, straight and low to Taylor at first slip 304/8
    139.5 Kane Williamson, you little beauty, what an over this is, angled in, flighted, turns, Anderson pushes, and Taylor plucks another one low to his left at first slip, what a game, what a game 304/9
    not out
    5 (lb 4, nb 1)
    315/9 (143 Overs, RR: 2.20, 606 minutes)
    Fall of wickets: 1-2 (NRD Compton, 1.3 ov), 2-60 (IJL Trott, 23.4 ov), 3-90 (AN Cook, 48.3 ov), 4-90 (ST Finn, 52.1 ov), 5-150 (JE Root, 80.1 ov), 6-159 (JM Bairstow, 85.5 ov), 7-237 (IR Bell, 110.3 ov), 8-304 (SCJ Broad, 139.3 ov), 9-304 (JM Anderson, 139.5 ov)
    TA Boult29.0135511.8901
    TG Southee30.067722.5600
    BP Martin39.0187401.8900
    N Wagner25.086122.4400
    KS Williamson20.084442.2000

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  • Fri, 22 Mar - day 1 - New Zealand 1st innings 250/1 (PG Fulton 124*, KS Williamson 83*, 90 ov)
  • Sat, 23 Mar - day 2 - England 1st innings 50/2 (NRD Compton 12*, IR Bell 6*, 25 ov)
  • Sun, 24 Mar - day 3 - New Zealand 2nd innings 35/3 (PG Fulton 14*, DG Brownlie 13*, 23 ov)
  • Mon, 25 Mar - day 4 - England 2nd innings 90/4 (IR Bell 8*, 52.1 ov)
  • Tue, 26 Mar - day 5 - England 2nd innings 315/9 (143 ov) - end of match

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The superhero wish that went super viral is now a new documentary.

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Let's put it this way: If the thought of child leukemia doesn't tug at your heartstrings, you probably have no heart to begin with. Which may explain why Miles Scott, the little boy famously chosen by San Francisco's Make-A-Wish Foundation to get his dying wish, is now the star of a new documentary.

Back in 2013, five-year-old Scott was facing a deadly prognosis when Make-A-Wish Foundation stepped in to help him become Batkid. As news of his wish spread, the event snowballed into a viral sensation no one could have ever imagined. Directed by Nana Nachman, Batkid Begins will be out on June 26 and touches on many of the stunt's most heart-rending moments such as President Barack Obama's Vine message. According to Variety, Julia Roberts will also produce and star in a feature adaptation of the movie.

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Exclusive: Watch Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood's 'Juicy Lucy' Video

Hip-shaking and heartwarming

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There's not enough jazz in the world. Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood have been working to change that for a long time — as a trio, MMW has been jamming out avant-jazz for almost 25 years — and their new album, Juice, is no different. This ain't your dad's Dixieland. This is genre-bending, improvisational, funky freak jazz for people who want to step beyond the hook-laden pop nonsense that permeates the airwaves.

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Drummer Billy Martin had this to say about the tune and the video, which he directed:

"The video for 'Juicy Lucy' features my mom, who is a former Radio City Rockette. At 81 years old, she's still a phenomenal dancer. I've wanted to feature my mom somehow for a long time. She put tap shoes on me at a very young age and got me into rhythm.

"The song itself is an old Cuban riff that we made our own. We originally wanted to record various Latin and R&B boogaloos for this record, but it all morphed into something else!"

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If you are Michigan State resident and are looking for knowledgable estate planning consultants then I highly recommend you check the attorneys at WitzkeBerry PLLC, a estate and business planning firm based out of Michigan. Partners Michael P. Witzke and Chistopher J. Berry share their insights on the michiganestateplanninglaw blog. The lawyers practice in four major areas; Michigan Estate Planning, Michigan Estate Administration and Michigan Business and Corporate law and Michigan Asset Protection.

They do conduct workshops from time to time that will be helpful for you to understand the nuances of Michigan Estate Planning. Head over to them and check out all the wonderful content they have to offer on the blog.

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Everyday Estate Planning is one of the best estate planning blogs for people who fret over legal terminology and jargon, particularly when they try to understand the nuances of estate planning. The articles are written in plain English and are weaved in a way that you can relate to them. The author Liza Weiman Hanks writes on almost all imaginable aspects of Estate Planning in this blog. She has written informative articles about wills, estate taxes, and powers of attorney. Apart from that she also writes on trusts and probate court. No wonder the author graduated from the Stanford Law School, given her expertise in seeing things from an entirely different perspective. Have a look around for nuggets of information that will help you out with your estate planning.

The OC Estate Planning blog is owned by OC Wills and Trust Attorneys, that’s in turn, is a part of Law Offices of Brian Chew. Brian does touch upon some of the major questions that individuals or families face when they go about planning their Estate. One of the major reasons why I like this blog in general and the professional in Brian Chew in particular is his efforts to build relationships with his customers by not only acting as their legal representative but being more like a guardian to protect their interests over a period of time. He stays in touch with his customers and gives them timely suggestions that could make or break their finances. Brian has exceptional credentials and an enviable list of professional affiliations. Whether you need professional help or generic information on Estate Planning, his blog is an invaluable asset.

On the lookout for estate planning advice aligned to the laws of the State of Minnesota? This blog written by Jennifer Gumbel is an amazing source of information for all things Minnesota Estate Planning and Probate. Jennifer is an attorney licensed in Minnesota and Florida. Her focus is on Business Planning, Estate Planning, Real Estate and Probate. You will find a lot of good posts on the topics in this blog of hers.

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My love of dogs and puppies, and pets in general began in my early childhood. My Mother was a champion of rescuing, feeding, and housing stray dogs until she could get them to the SPCA where they would be safe. She rescued dogs from freeways, storm drains, deserts, and mountains. Our home always included a dog; a Chihuahua, Poodle, Cockapoo, Dachshund, Scottie, or just a Heinz57 mutt.

Dogs of all sizes and shapes have always given me unconditional love and a devotion that is beyond words. All my life I have probably aggravated my 'best friends' by having their portraits taken, dressing them up in adorable outfits, and showing them off on holidays with appropriate costumes. I even went as far as taking my dogs to see Santa one year so I could have their photo taken with Jolly Ole St. Nick!

I've always tried to return their love and adoration by making sure they have plenty of treats, goodies, bones, and an assortment of toys. When that sad day arrives and it is time to say good-bye to my beloved pet, I have always wanted something beautiful and meaningful to remind me of their unending, ceaseless love, and to bring back wonderful memories of the times we had together.

I've looked long and hard to find quality pet urns, beautiful pet urn keepsakes and jewelry, and well-made pet caskets at a reasonable price. I do my best to bring you large variety of urns, keepsakes and jewelry to keep those memories alive, but if there is something special or specific that you have in mind, please contact us at CustomerService@EternalPawPrints.net and we will do our best to find that special product just for you.

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In 2002 when I first visited La Paz in Baja, Mexico I was enchanted by the warm, friendly people and the unsurpassed beauty of the setting on the Bay of La Paz.  But one thing I couldn’t ignore was the unbelievable number of street dogs.  Most female street dogs were pregnant, some dogs were starving, many were infested with ticks and mange, and others were treated poorly by locals who barely had enough to feed their own families.  At that time La Paz had no animal shelter or facility that could help these innocent, pregnant and sick dogs.

When my husband and I bought a home there in 2003 we did what we could for many of the street dogs.  We always carried a huge bag of food in our back seat to share with any dog that looked hungry.  We kept a tub of water outside our front gate.  Many times we took dogs that were beyond help to the local veterinarian – most times to be put down.  We donated money to our vet to use to spay stray female dogs – which were again returned to the streets where it was survival of the fittest.

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Organizer: Targi w Krakowie

6th Central European Congress of Life Science
11 - 14 September 2017

Badges and registration

For security reasons, badges must be worn at all times inside the congress venue and at all events related to the Eurobiotech Congress (this includes lunches and evening social programme for delegates and accompanying persons).

Registration opening hours:

Monday 11th September 2017                   8:00 – 20:00

Tuesday 12th September 2017                     7:30 – 19:30

Wednesday 13th September 2017               8:30 – 17:30

Thursday 14th September 2017                   8:00 – 14:00

On-site Registration

Registration is possible on-site during registration desk opening hours.

There is an ATM situated in the lobby of EXPO Krakow

Coffee breaks

Coffee will be served in the exhibition and poster area. Coffee is included in the registration fees for congress delegates. Coffee and tea is served all the time. Small snacks/biscuit will be served during coffee according to the Congress program, as listed below:

Monday, 11 September: 17.55 – 18.25

Tuesday, 12 September: 9:45 - 10:15

Wednesday, 13 September: 11:00 - 11:30

Thursday, 14 September: 12.25 -13.00

Lunch will be served in the exhibition and poster area on Tuesday and Wednesday. On 11th and 14th Participants can buy something to eat in the bistro.

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"All who work in education should view themselves as learners, for the sake of the learners they work with."

Dr Wendy Moore

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Wendy consults with schools to develop their assessment for learning and leadership capabilities, under the Leadership and Assessment contract with the Ministry of Education. She also conducts evaluation and research for the company, and facilitates extremely helpful and successful appraisal workshops.

Wendy’s expertise comes from extensive senior leadership experience working within primary schools for 12 years and the tertiary sector for 12 years. She has recently joined Evaluation Associates from the position of Bachelor of Education (primary) degree Programme Leader where she was involved in strategic planning and policy development, review and development of curriculum and curriculum innovations, quality assurance processes for programmes and staff, establishing strong relationships with stakeholders, and ensuring a high standard of quality teaching and learning through mentoring staff and students. A priority for Wendy was to ensure a clear transfer of educational theory to practice and practical school experiences back to educational theory. This was made possible by Wendy also being the Practicum Leader for the Bachelor of Education degree. This role involved high levels of communication with a vast range of primary schools, offering PLD to staff on a variety of topics and lecturing on professional inquiry and practice throughout the degree programme.

Wendy’s passion for seeing effective development opportunities for educators is reflected in her Doctoral thesis, which focussed on the experiences of first-time mentors within primary schools and the challenges surrounding being a novice mentor. This experience has added further depth and a solid research foundation to her work in the primary sector. She is skilled at assisting others in their learning journey and enabling them to have educative learning conversations which value honesty, integrity and respect. Wendy believes teachers should be valued but also supported to continue professional growth. In the world of education nothing stands still for long, there is always something new to learn!

Wendy was born and raised in Turangi and was the first in her family to attend university. When not focussing on research and primary education, Wendy is passionate about travel, music and pets … and is famous for her baking.

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Friday, 3 July 2015

One of the things I was proudest of in my old house was my garden - in just over a year I turned a blank plot into a colourful place filled with flowers, vegetables, trees, and loads of happy birds, butterflies and bumblebees. It was hard giving up that space (and I still occasionally wonder how my garden is doing, I hope the new owners treat it well!), but I've tried to bring as much plant life as I can into my little flat.

Mini ceramic pots - Anthropologie
Wooden house - Tiger
Fox skull - Emporium Galorium
I have a bit of an obsession with cacti and succulents - probably because they are so easy to look after, and only need watering every once in a while. If you don't consider yourself green-fingered, then succulents are absolutely the way to go!

All of these plants are from Ikea, who have an amazing and affordable succulent selection. I've got them dotted around my flat on a couple of windowsills and on my desk.

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Cacti painting - by Joshi!
My kitchen windowsill is really broad and gets loads of light in the morning, so it's the perfect place for most of my plants, I just need to remember to water them frequently as it gets so much sunshine! I've got loads of herbs in the kitchen (parsley, basil and rosemary are doing well), a baby tomato plant, and a couple more succulents (obsessed).

My bedroom also has deep windowsills (I love this flat), which means I've got a mini garden set up there too - even though watering can be a bit of a faff, plants make me so happy!

This is a flowering plant (a callie purple, I think), which was sent to me from the kind folk at Set Your World on Flowers, who are selling their flowering plants exclusively in Waitrose stores across the UK. They specialise in growing high quality plants that have loads of blooms and are guaranteed to last - so perfect, for lazy flat gardeners. I was sent a few plants a month ago, and they are all looking very happy (you can see the other one on my kitchen windowsill above) - I love that they are adding a bit of colour to all of my greenery.

If you don't have much shelf space, hang things instead! I made this hanging planter using a tutorial I found on pinterest, and strung up a glass bauble that I got in a charity shop. Ivy is now growing, and should look lovely, when it's a little longer, and starts trailing down the window.

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Aaaand finally, more cacti (I'm sorry, I can't help myself). This is a little terrarium that I made a couple of years ago, and the plants inside are all going strong - look how happy the cactus is, it's about to flower! These are so easy to make, all you need is a container, some soil and some sand, and a couple of rocks to scatter about. Then you just need to sprinkle them with a little bit of water every now and again, and you can't go wrong!

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April 26, 2002 AT 04:00 AM EDT

Danny Trejo is not a star. You probably don’t even recognize his name. But if you’ve seen any of the 50-plus movies he’s been in, from Runaway Train to Spy Kids to this month’s The Salton Sea, chances are pretty good you remember his face. It’s hard to shake. Pockmarked and weathered, more than anything Trejo’s face resembles an old catcher’s mitt that’s been left out in the rain. The pouches below his squinting green eyes have the consistency of used tea bags. The downward-turning corners of his steel-wool mustache radiate a sinister Fu Manchu vibe. The rest of his face — from his knotty forehead to his stubbled chin — is a relief map of scars. It’s what happens to a pretty, young Mexican-American kid who grows up to become the welterweight boxing champion of San Quentin.

The voluptuous woman tattooed across his chest is called a charra. Legend has it that these charras rode and fought alongside Pancho Villa and his men during the Mexican Revolution. And it too is a memento from San Quentin. Actually, since it took two and a half years to complete, it’s technically a souvenir from Folsom and Soledad prisons as well. Two and a half years of gritting his teeth while a fellow convict punched tiny holes into Trejo’s chest using the razor-sharp end of a guitar’s E string as a makeshift needle. ”Well, what else are you gonna do?” Trejo asks. ”I wasn’t in a hurry to go anywhere.” The charra is a crude but permanent reminder of his past. A past he left behind in San Quentin’s South Block. A past when his name was B-948 and his home was cell C-550. A past when Danny Trejo was a bad man.

These days Trejo is known by a nickname, not a number: the Mayor of Venice. It’s not an official title — and with his rap sheet it’s safe to say that Trejo will never be elected to any public office — but an honorary one. On the boulevards and boardwalks of this funky L.A. seaside community, the 57-year-old actor walks around with the smile and cocksure strut of a gladhanding alderman. Giddy Latino kids approach him for autographs. Buzzing needles whir to a halt when he waltzes into a tattoo parlor. And a young Mexican waitress fills him in on the husband whose life Trejo once helped turn around. These days Trejo is a charmer who regards the second half of his life — costar to the likes of Al Pacino and Johnny Depp — as a cross between a miracle and a fluke. And when he talks about his unlikely path from once-seedy sections of L.A. like this one to the glamour of Hollywood, you’d never guess that they’re separated by just a matter of miles.

Danny Trejo got high for the first time when he was 8. His uncle — a slightly older soon-to-be convict named Gilbert — gave him the joint. Back in his family’s Temple Street home in L.A.’s Echo Park, Trejo’s father, a Mexican-American construction worker named Dan, channeled his workaday frustration into strict discipline with his son. ”My old man would literally look you right in the eyes and tell you, ‘I’m gonna hit you to death!”’ Danny chose his uncle, not his father, as his role model. ”I was like his little shadow, and hanging out with him and his friends was where I got my self-esteem,” says Trejo. ”I got to know all the dope dealers and prostitutes and everyone else he knew. He was showing me the game. I learned it real early.”

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Microsoft Investigates IIS Zero-Day Security Vulnerability

Microsoft is investigating reports of a vulnerability affecting Microsoft Internet Information Services' FTP module after exploited code surfaced on the Web. The vulnerability could be leveraged by an attacker to execute arbitrary code, officials at US-CERT warn.

Microsoft officials are investigating reports of a zero-day bug affecting Microsoft Internet Information Services in response to the appearance of exploit code on the Internet.

The exploit, which targets a FTP server remote stack overflow, was published Aug. 31 on According to US-CERT, the vulnerability may allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code. The code is listed as working on IIS 5.0 and 6.0 on Windows 2000, and affects IIS 6.0 with stack cookie protection.

"We're currently unaware of any attacks trying to use the claimed vulnerability or of customer impact," a Microsoft spokesperson said. "We will take steps to determine how customers can protect themselves should we confirm the vulnerability.

"Once we're done investigating, we will take appropriate action to help protect customers. This may include providing a security update through the monthly release process, an out-of-cycle update or additional guidance to help customers protect themselves."

US-CERT suggested administrators disable anonymous write access to the FTP server to mitigate the vulnerability. Before doing so, however, admins should perform a thorough impact analysis, US-CERT advised.


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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Trevor Cooney scored 21 points, Tyler Ennis had 20 and C.J. Fair added 17 Saturday, rallying No. 2 Syracuse past No. 8 Villanova 78-62 in a game between two of nine unbeaten teams left in Division I.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Trevor Cooney scored 21 points, Tyler Ennis had 20 and C.J. Fair added 17 Saturday, rallying No. 2 Syracuse past No. 8 Villanova 78-62 in a game between two of nine unbeaten teams left in Division I.

Syracuse (12-0) was the third unbeaten ranked team the Wildcats (11-1) had faced this season. Villanova handed then-No. 2 Kansas its first loss of the season a month ago in the semifinals of the Battle 4 Atlantis and came back the next night and defeated No. 23 Iowa in overtime.

Villanova dropped to 13-16 against Syracuse in the Carrier Dome, the best mark of any team that’s played 10 games under the Orange’s Teflon roof, and 4-5 since Jay Wright took over as coach of the Wildcats in 2001.

James Bell hit a career-high six 3-pointers and matched his career high with 25 points to lead Villanova before fouling out with 1:42 left.

No. 4 Wisconsin 80,

Prairie View A&M 43

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Sam Dekker had 16 points and 11 rebounds for his third career double-double as Wisconsin improved to 13-0 for its best start since the 1913-14 squad went 15-0.

Ben Brust scored 11 for the Badgers in their nonconference finale. Frank Kaminsky and Nigel Hayes added 10 points apiece.

Montrael Scott scored 14 to lead the Panthers (2-10), who finished 1-8 on a nine-game road swing.

Playing for the first time in two weeks, the Badgers were a little rusty from 3-point range. Averaging 40 percent coming in, they finishing 9 for 27 from beyond the arc. However, everything else was working as they dominated at the free-throw line and in rebounding while committing just two turnovers.

No. 5 Michigan State 101,

New Orleans 48

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Keith Appling scored 16 of his career-high tying 27 points in the first half to help Michigan State rout New Orleans.

The Spartans (11-1) struggled for several minutes before taking control with a 12-0 run midway through the first half. They led 44-27 at halftime and easily added to their comfortable cushion in the second half, finishing with their highest-scoring game since beating Nebraska-Omaha 110-68 two years ago.

Matt Derenbecker scored 16 points and Cory Dixon had 11 for the Privateers (3-5), who had won two straight.

No. 18 Kentucky 73,

No. 6 Louisville 66

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky guards Andrew and Aaron Harrison combined for 28 points, including 11 during a critical second-half stretch with star Julius Randle sidelined by cramps, helping the Wildcats beat Louisville.

Randle’s 17 first-half points staked Kentucky (10-3) to a 41-36 halftime lead before the 6-foot-9 forward went to the locker room early in the second with leg cramps. He returned but cramped again and spent the rest of the game on the bench.

The Harrison twins amply filled the void, turning a 52-51 deficit with 11:01 remaining into a 68-58 lead with four minutes left. Andrew Harrison and James Young each scored 18 points with Young adding a key 3-pointer during the 17-6 run that helped Kentucky beat its in-state archrival for the fifth time in six meetings.

Russ Smith scored 19 points but was just 5 of 10 from the foul line for Louisville (11-2).

No. 9 Duke 82,

Eastern Michigan 59

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Jabari Parker scored 23 points and Duke cruised past Eastern Michigan.

Andre Dawkins added 20 points with a season-high six 3-pointers as a late replacement for an ill Rodney Hood in the starting lineup. Rasheed Sulaimon had 13 points and came up with the key hustle play during the decisive second-half run that helped the Blue Devils (10-2) polish off their fourth straight win.

They shot 40 percent against Eastern Michigan’s tough matchup zone defense with 10 3-pointers, built a 47-32 advantage on the boards and wrapped up the pre-ACC home schedule with their 101st straight nonconference win at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Mike Talley scored 20 points to lead the Eagles (7-4). They went 6 minutes between field goals during the critical stretch when Duke pulled away.

No. 15 Connecticut 82,

E. Washington 65

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — Shabazz Napier had 15 points and nine assists to lead UConn in a home game played 80 miles from campus.

Napier led a balanced attack in which five Huskies reached double figures. Ryan Boatright had 14 points and Niels Giffey, making his first start this season, added 13 for Connecticut (11-1).

Tyler Harvey scored 19 points to lead Eastern Washington (5-6), which trailed by just six points midway through the second half. Ognjen Miljkovic added 15 points and Drew Brandon 13 for the Eagles, who took 28 shots from 3-point range and made nine.

The game at the Webster Bank Arena marked the first time the Huskies played in Bridgeport.

No. 17 Memphis 75, Jackson State 61

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Michael Dixon scored 14 points, Shaq Goodwin had 13 points and seven rebounds, and Memphis never trailed.

David Pellom had 12 points with all five of his field goals coming off dunks from fast-breaks and rebounds. Joe Jackson scored 11 for Memphis (9-2).

Julysses Nobles led Jackson State (4-8) with 20 points, despite going 6 of 16 from the field.

Brandon West scored 14, connecting on 7 of 10 shots and was instrumental in keeping Jackson State in the game during the first half.

No. 23 Umass 69, Providence 67

AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — Derrick Gordon’s put-back with 1.1 seconds left in overtime lifted Massachusetts past Providence.

Gordon grabbed the rebound after a 3-point attempt by Trey Davis came up short. The Friars’ Bryce Cotton had tied the score at 67 after connecting from beyond the arc with 37 seconds remaining in the extra session.

Cady Lalanne led UMass (11-1) with 14 points and 11 rebounds with Davis and Sampson Carter each scoring 12 points.

Cotton finished with 24 points, five rebounds and five assists for Providence (10-3).

The Friars forced regulation on the strength of a 13-3 run over the final 4:01 of the second half.


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This time, however, I decided to upgrade amavisd-new in hopes the new version would be smarter about the (bogus) perl module complaints at startup. I also tried using yum to install some of the perl module dependencies, which entailed reinstalling spamassassin. Alas, amavisd-new-2.6.4 is no smarter, but either amavisd-new or spamassassin introduced a new dependency on Mail::DKIM, which requires the Crypt-OpenSSL-Random perl module. I tried getting them through cpan, but it kept choking -- apparently Crypt-OpenSSL-Random requires the openssl-devel RPM on CentOS, but isn't smart enough to throw a clear error demanding it.

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Gays in The News: Simpsons' Fan

Glyn Culliford, 38, began the 2,000-item hoard at 13 with a T-shirt.

He has now filled two rooms with everything from limited-edition life-sized figures of Bart and his animated family, to a £3,500, 37-piece train set.

And his June 2010 civil partnership to Roy Culliford, 42, was the first Simpsons-themed one.

Aerobics instructor Glyn, of Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, said: “I could never consider selling my collection — it would be like taking away the past 25 years of my life.

“I love the show. It’s hilarious, but also deals with issues and taboos that we see in the world today — from prostitution and the environment to gay and transgender people. It’s a ground-breaking show.

“You can watch an episode from the early 90s and it will still be relevant today. It will never end, and neither will my love for it.

“My obsession has caused arguments in the past. I think Roy has a bit of a love/hate relationship with the show. But he’s very good about it; he understands I can’t be without the Simpsons.” ...

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Julio Jones, Cruel Fantasy Gods, Contingency Plans

It’s like the brand new bike you got at Christmas. You proudly chained it up at school and strutted in for first period. By the time the last bell rang, you come back to see a broken lock, no bike, and a note saying, “Suck it”. Your innocence has been violated. Your attempt at vigilante justice was then thwarted as the parents of the bike perpetrator caught you trying to light their house on fire. You were sentenced to juvenile detention, where you learned even more hood rat shit to do.

That escalated quickly.

Just like our Huffy being stolen from us, fantasy football is also a cruel world. Julio Jones owners can attest. The Fantasy Football Gods bring you up just to break you down.

Fantasy Gods: “Oh, you are enjoying Julio’s league leading production, and your winning record?” *Lighting strikes. Season ending foot injury*

You: “Why Fantasy Gods?!?! Why?!?!” you mutter as you lie sobbing naked in your room next to an empty box of Franzia and saltine crackers.

I have advised buying low and holding on to both David Wilson and Roddy White in the past. Last week made that recommendation a lot harder to stand by. It looks as though Wilson’s season will finally be tallied as a bust. He will likely miss Week 6 and his production will be hampered even more with the return of Andre Brown in Week 10.

White’s new hamstring issue will likely keep him from producing for the remainder of the year. Miles Austin can tell Roddy how hamstrings don’t tend to ever heal.

The hardest part to swallow is that this comes on the heels of both players looking as though they were turning the corner. White seemed to trust his bum ankle, and Wilson scored his first touchdown of the year before exiting with his neck injury.

I hope your contingency plan was well thought out. Here are some wide receivers and running backs that could save your season either from the waiver wire or as trade targets. They aren’t going to be glamorous names, but they have one thing in common: they can be had for a modest price, either through trade or waiver wire claim.

Cecil Shorts, Jacksonville - He is the king of garbage time, and has the most targets in the MF’n league. He also just got an upgrade at quarterback with Chad Henne filling in. My boy Cecil is a great trade target who can be had for a modest price. He’s averaging 5 catches and 68.5 yards per game. Not a bad WR2 option.

Percy Harvin, Seattle - The Seahawks just cut their 5th wide out to make room for the explosive Harvin. Percy is still lingering on many waiver wires, and should be added in all formats. Reports indicate he could be back by Week 7.

Ben Tate, Houston – Tate is still stuck buried behind Arian Foster on the depth chart, and he tends to cough the ball up occasionally. With that being said, I like Tate as a flex play for two reasons. In garbage time, the boy gets fed, which is a likely situation against St. Louis this week. Also, as the year wears on, Foster is increasingly more likely to get dinged up. If Foster misses any time, Tate is a solid RB2.

Willis McGahee – Cleveland- He’s kind of old. He’s kind of slow. However, he can be had for modest price as well, and will surprise you with RB2 numbers when he finds the end zone. It’s the production you were getting from David Wilson anyways.

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Introduction and Early Life:

Stevie Wonder is an American singer-songwriter, musician and multi-instrumentalist. Widely regarded as one of the most important and creative figures in popular music for more than five decades, he has sold over 100 million records worldwide. A recipient of 25 Grammy Awards, more than 30 of Wonder’s recordings became U.S. top ten hits.

Born “Stevland Hardaway Judkins” on May 13, 1950 in Saginaw, Michigan, he was blind since birth. A childhood prodigy, Wonder began playing instruments at an early age. He signed with Motown’s Tamla label when he was merely 11 years old.

Career and Musical Achievements:

Within less than a year, Stevie Wonder’s song “Fingertips” became a number 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 when he was only 13. He released a string of pop classics over the next few years. Some of them include “My Cherie Amour” (1969) and “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours” (1970). The young Wonder soon became unhappy with Motown’s manipulation and lack of artistic control over his material. He famously refused to renew his contract with the label in 1971 until he was guaranteed more creative freedom.

The next five studio albums of Wonder earned tremendous critical and commercial success. His 1972 hit single “Superstition” exhibited his experimentation with unique rhythms and instrumental arrangements. Perhaps his most socially relevant album was Innervisions (1973), which included “Higher Ground” and the epic “Living for the City.” Wonder followed this with two more albums, namely Fullfillingness’s First Finale (1974) and Songs in the Key of Life (1976). He received the Best Album Grammy for all three.

Wonder continues to perform and record new music to this day. In 2013, he made a special appearance on Celine Dion’s studio album Loved Me Back to Life.

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Stevie Wonder has won many awards and accolades in his career. He has been inducted into both the Rock and Roll and Songwriters halls of fame. A recipient of the Polar Music Prize, he has also won an Academy Award for Best Song. Wonder was honored with the Montreal Jazz Festival Spirit Award in 2009.

Personal Life:

Wonder has been married twice. He married fellow singer and collaborator Syreeta Wright in 1970. The couple filed for a divorce in 1972. He married fashion designer Kai Millard Morris in 2001. They got separated in 2009.

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Thursday, August 19, 2010

Lyrical Locales

A week or so ago I did a post which referred to a location from a popular song. There were several readers who didn’t know what I was referring to. It got me thinking; perhaps I should just do an entire post on lyrical locales. So I have…

Lee Ho Fook’s, London

From Werewolves in London by Warren Zevon

I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand
Walking through the streets of Soho in the rain
He was looking for a place called Lee Ho Fook's
Going to get himself a big dish of beef chow mein

Corner in Winslow, AZ

From Take it Easy by The Eagles

Well, I'm a standing on a corner
in Winslow Arizona
It's such a fine sight to see
It's a girl, my Lord, in a flatbed
Ford slowin' down to take a look at me

The Palace, NJ

From Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen

Beyond the Palace hemi-powered drones scream down the boulevard
The girls comb their hair in rearview mirrors
And the boys try to look so hard

Chelsea Drug Store, London

From You Can’t Always Get What You Want by the Rolling Stones

I went down to the Chelsea drugstore
To get your prescription filled
I was standing in line with Mr. Jimmy
And man, did he look pretty ill

Grand Hotel, Montereax Switzerland

From Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple

We ended up at the Grand Hotel
It was empty cold and bare

Alice’s Restaurant and The Church, Great Barrington, MA

From Alice’s Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie

Now it all started two Thanksgivings ago, was on - two years ago on
Thanksgiving, when my friend and I went up to visit Alice at the
restaurant, but Alice doesn't live in the restaurant, she lives in the
church nearby the restaurant, in the bell-tower, with her husband Ray and
Fasha the dog.

Waldo Pier, Salsalito, CA
(because though the song mentions Frisco Bay, he actually sat here when he came up with the song)

From Sitting on the Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding

Sitting on the dock of the bay
Watching the tide roll away
I'm just sitting on the dock of the bay
Wasting time

The Chicken Ranch, LaGrange, TX

From LaGrange by ZZ Top

Rumour sprendin' a-'round in that Texas town
'bout that shack outside La Grange
and you know what I'm talkin' about.
Just let me know if you wanna go
to that home out on the range.
They gotta lotta nice girls

Penny Lane, Liverpool England

From Penny Lane by The Beatles

Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes
There beneath the blue suburban skies
I sit, and meanwhile back
(on a sidenote, Violet Hill by Coldplay is not very far away)

Ventura Highway, California

From Ventura Highway by America

Ventura Highway in the sunshine
Where the days are longer
The nights are stronger than moonshine
You're gonna go I know

Albert Royal Hall, England

From A Day in the Life by The Beatles

And though the holes were rather small
They had to count them all
Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall.

Saratoga Race Course, Saratoga, NY

From You’re so Vain by Carly Simon

Well, I hear you went up to Saratoga
And your horse naturally won

Ipanema beach, Ipanema, Brazil

From The Girl from Ipanema by Gilberto Astrud

Tall and tan and young and lovely,
The girl from Ipanema goes walking,
And when she passes
each one she passes goes "a-a-ah!"

Mrsupole said...

Well, I have been to Winslow and driven on the Ventura Freeway, but that's it. I will have to work on the other locales, but it will probably be in my dreams or maybe I will just listen to those songs again.

God bless.

Subby said...

Multiple earworms but they're all good ones ;)

I used to have a news clipping of Arlo's arrest report ( I think I gave it to a friend of mine )...

Subby said...

Heck VE, you could make this a reg'lar series! So many many lyrics...

...or do one on "cars"...?( I always wanted a "schlock rod" )

secret agent woman said...

I used to see that hotel in Montreux when I was going to and from school in Switzerland. Hard to imagine it being empty, though!

Subby said...

Just a couple of thoughts: Aerosmith claimed "the train kept a rollin', all night long"; while Mostrose mentioned something about a "Black Train runnin' on silver rails"...I don't remember a destination in either song....?

Subby said... that should read MONTROSE...

...carry on...

Roy said...

Now that's an interesting collection of song locales. And now that I know where Otis sat when he wrote the song, I'm gonna have to make a pilgrimage to the Sausalito Pier some day.

Roy Scribner said...

Best. Post. Ever. I'm wracking my brain trying to think of something obvious you missed. How about 53rd and 3rd, by the Ramones?

53rd and 3rd
I'm tryin' to turn a trick
53rd and 3rd
You're the one they never pick
53rd and 3rd
Don't it make you feel sick?

VE said...

mrsupole - I've been by Lee HO Fook's, the Chelsea Drug store and Albert Hall in London. I've been by the Montereax in Switzerland. I've been to that pier in Salsalito. I've been to Ventura Highway. I've been to Ipanema Beach in Brazil. Not bad...7 out of 13 locales...

subby - There might be more but I sort of ran out of obvious songs with destinations...

roy - It's a worthy destination. The whole area is...

roy - Ha! I was waiting for somebody to find another one. Good choice. I know that one. I sort of ran out myself...

The Incredible Woody said...

I have a t-shirt from The Chicken Ranch. The other one.

JennAventures said...

The Palace's Peewee Herman vibe creeps me out.

And in response to your comment-Point made! I was just in foul mood last night. Bad combination running of feelings of sugar high

Elizabeth said...

What a fun post!! I agree with Subby, You could do a lot more of these!

nonamedufus said...

Fascinating VE. What a great idea. Love it.

Monkey Man said...

What a fun waste of time. *smiles* You owe me five minutes.

VE said...

secret agent woman - Whoops...missed you in the last responses. You went to school in Switzerland? Lucky! It is beautiful there but I can't afford it...

subby - The trouble with those train songs is that they don't mention anywhere. Maybe we could start a train lyric one...Melissa by Almond Brothers, Long Train Running by Doobie Brothers come to mind...

incredible woody - Sure...sure...

jennaventures - Thanks for swinging by...I was just teasing you...

elizabeth - If I could think of more songs with very specific destinations...

nonamedufus - was fun to put together...

sharonheg said...

When we went to England 2 visits ago, we went on an excellent Beatles tour in Liverpool (Fab 4 Taxi Tour). Went past just about every Beatlesque place there was, including Strawberry Fields orphanage.

Quirkyloon said...

Nicely done.

But I was on the edge of my seat, hoping you wouldn't go there.

But alas, you did.

hee hee

ReformingGeek said...

That was great, VE!

Yeah, that wasn't the Chicken Ranch I had in mind.....

Perpetual Chocoholic said...

That was a long post with a lot of pictures.

Subby said...

VE, that's the ticket! You can "branch" out ;)

Cheryl said...

What a great idea for a post! I loved this to pieces. And guess what? I'm old enough to remember every single one of these songs. Eek!

Janna said...

How fun!
Now my brain can't decide which song to play over and over and over again while I'm trying to sleep tonight.

So far it keeps switching back and forth between "Girl From Ipanema" and "Werewolves Of London".

Like maybe a Girl from London ran into some Werewolves from Ipanema.
Hey, it could happen...

CatLadyLarew said...

Guess I have my playlist for the weekend, now. Thanks, VE!

Dennis the Vizsla said...

That was cool!

gab said...

Very nice indeed. I just took a very cool tour without even leaving my chair here at home. Good thing too cause yesterday I took a bad tumble and actually thought I broke both legs....turns out I just skinned my knees, badly bruised my legs and today am very sore. So going from country to country seeing different places in songs while I ice pack myself was cool.

Baino said...

Ooh this was fun and I've been to some as well.

Subby said...

Hmmm....the Palace got me to thinkin' of "Palisades Park" by Freddie "Boom-Boom" Cannon. But I think it's all condos now :(

VE said...

Sharonheg – I’ll bet that was interesting. I’ve never actually been in Liverpool though I have been all around there…

Quirkyloon – “And each day as she strolls to the sea, she looks straight at her not at he…” hahahaha…yes, I went there. You betcha…

Reforminggeek – Yes, the “chicken ranch” they refer to is now destroyed. This was the actual shot of it before it was leveled. You’d hardly know that was a house of illrepute…

Perpetual chocoholics – Yes it was…and you will read it all and like it!

Subby – Good one…

Cheryl – Me too…uggh!

Janna – Well…werewolves do get around. That’s why you can never get a sleeper on the train…all the werewolves have them booked.

Catladylarew – All good choices in my book!

Dennis – Thanks. I had fun doing it but it was time-consuming…

Gab – You need to win the lotto or something to stem all your bad karma! Hope you’re feeling better…

Baino – You mean Australian’s are allowed to leave the Island? ;)

Subby – Good addition. I was waiting for some suggestions. Perhaps I can put together a part two in the future…

Jaime said...

take it easy is going to be stuck in my head for DAYS now.

VE said...

jaime - It's a small world after all... ;)

lime said...

i had no idea lee ho fuk's was a real place. the others yes, but not that one. fun post. thanks.

yellojkt said...

I've been to Lee Ho Fuk's and Winslow. Alas, the Palace is no more. I went to Asbury Park this summer just to check. Madame Marie's is still there even though Marie has passed on.


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2014-03-18 02:28:14 PM
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I think Jerry was worried that people would confuse the undead with his career.
2014-03-18 09:51:38 AM
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labman: You Are All Sheep: Well IMO if you have paid full price for the facilities, but then those facilities are later restricted to you, you are due some sort of price break on your stay, yes?

I would've asked for a full refund from the hotel.  They had booked it and had every right to use the facilities and do things like come in through the front door and use the elevators.  It's the hotel's fault that they booked something like this the same weekend as a presidential hopeful was there.  The horror people have no way of knowing who else is using the hotel.

Reminds me of when Anime North and the Conservative convention happened at the same year. All the freaks walking around bothering the normal people. The venue did get a handle on it though. The told the Conservatives if they cant behave themselves they would just have to leave.
2014-03-18 08:48:55 AM
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John Kerry could have joined the party and no one would have noticed.
2014-03-18 07:28:54 AM
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Yeah.. pretty sure it isn't the event organizer's job to make sure people who think they're more important than everyone else aren't at the same venue.  That's the job of the event coordinator, who works for the venue, to make sure things like this are dealt with before guns get pulled.
2014-03-18 04:21:26 AM
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wax_on: Isn't it 'Secretary of State John Kerry" now not Sen. John Kerry? Being the only Secretary of State is a much more important position than one of 50 senators.

Maybe he flips back and forth between positions.
2014-03-18 04:10:19 AM
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I'm in no danger of inviting any of those assholes to my next soiree.

And John Kerry is no longer a senator.  He's the farking Secretary of State, whatever that means  Benghazi! booyaa.

Fark John Kerry, fark, Snoop Dog and fark everyone else.  Oh and especially fark Jerry Seinfeld.  His show was stupid and you should feel bad for watching it.
2014-03-18 03:24:10 AM
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TomD9938: make sure Sen. John Kerry, Snoop Dogg, and Jerry Seinfeld aren't staying there

Because we don't want to upset the delicate genius.

Now, Snoop's not the hardest baller, but I wouldn't call him "delicate".
2014-03-18 03:18:00 AM
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The Secret Service apologizes that you cannot be seen near Senator Lurch.
2014-03-18 03:14:27 AM
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make sure Sen. John Kerry, Snoop Dogg, and Jerry Seinfeld aren't staying there

Because we don't want to upset the delicate genius.
2014-03-18 02:37:33 AM
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If this is gonna be that kind of party, I'm gonna stick my dick in the mashed potatoes
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Calories from Fat 67
Calories 96
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Total Fat 7.39g 11%
  Saturated Fat 4.417g 22%
  Polyunsaturated Fat 0.31g
  Monounsaturated Fat 2.115g
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Sodium 368mg 15%
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In this paper the scientists describe a new method, which is much quicker and more efficient than those previously used to generate neurons in the laboratory. They use a sophisticated technique to introduce genes into the blood cells; these genes send signals that drive the conversion of blood cells into neurons. Most importantly these cells are capable of sending electrical signals in the same way that normal neurons do making them a good model that reproduces some of the characteristics of the nervous system in humans.

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