1. In a paragraph with a link, start selecting several characters just before the link and then continue the selection several characters into the link.
2. Using Accerciser's iPython console, try getNSelections() and getSelection(0) for each of the above accessible text objects.
1. getNSelections would return 1 in both cases.
2. getSelection(0) would return the correct start and end offsets for the selected text in each object.
1. getNSelections returns 1 for the first text object but 0 for the second (i.e. the link).
2. getSelection(0) returns (start offset for object 1, end offset for object 2) for the first object and (0, 0) for the second object.
Hopefully this will be the last of the selection bugs. :-) The good news is that I discovered this one while testing Orca's new (but in my sandbox) ability to present selected text in Epiphany.
I'm working on this and I found that currently one of the big issues to properly implement this is to reliably determine when a VisibleSelection belongs to the selected AccessibleObject, since such a selection is got right away from the frame (in a global fashion) and hence there's no API to actually do something like "get the node for that selection".
- Get the containerNode for the selection (what current code does): doesn't work, as the returned node has nothing to do with DOM nodes (it's a node which parent is the #document node).
- Check the absolute coords for the selection and check them against the extents of the selected node: I don't think that's a good way to do it since it could leave to false positives when different nodes are rendered in the same places (overlay text with CSS, for instance).
After working on this stuff I think I finally got a reliable way to check whether a global selection belongs (even partially only) to a accessible object inside the Atk wrapper's code, thus allowing to return the right values when executing getNSelections() in the kind of scenarios as those described by Joanmarie, and even in other cases I've tested (such as selecting text accross diferent paragraphs at the same level, with more and more nested elements inside of it and so on).
However, or the implementation of getSelection, I need to add some more code (but based on the new code in selectionBelongsToObject()) to allow getting the exact values for the start and end offsets of a selection *for a given object* (so if you have a full paragraph selected and just ask a link inside of it for the offsets they are relative to such link), and I have to say it works pretty fine in all the cases I've tested.
Hence, I guess now the next step here would be to write some unit tests (or even layout tests?) for this new code, so I'll focus on that. However, as I was chatting to Joanmarie on IRC, I couldn't find an obvious way to select and unselect text so I could write those unit tests, so perhaps it could be worth it to try to fix bug 25673 first and then write unit tests for both the setSelection and getSelection stuff.
Now attaching a patch with the code I've working now, in case you want to test it or comment on top of it.
Now attaching a true patch and asking for review over it. The current new patch contains basically the same thing than the previous one but slightly cleaned up and got some fixes about some things that were not 100% correct in the previous version.
> so I'll focus on that.
> both the setSelection and getSelection stuff.
>         object or some of its descendants.
>         selection for a given accessible object.
>         both start and end offsets are equal, following GAIL's lead.
ChangeLog file and method names. It makes the result more readable.
Take a look at the existing ChangeLog entries in WebCore.
return that? That would allow you to get rid of most of the code above.
It is my preference that the failure case "return 0" is the early return.
Attaching new patch addressing the issues pointed out in comment #5.
> ChangeLog file and method names. It makes the result more readable.
> Take a look at the existing ChangeLog entries in WebCore.
> inside the selection range.
> return that? That would allow you to get rid of most of the code above.
I know what you mean, but in this case I think that wouldn't be enough, since we need both to return the selected text and the offsets *relative to the AtkObject* where we are asking for a text selection. That's the reason behind the getSelectionOffsetsForObject() method.
> It is my preference that the failure case "return 0" is the early return.
> Attaching new patch addressing the issues pointed out in comment #5.
Sorry, I messed things up with git (forgot to squash patches).
Now attaching the right one.
Any reason you aren't using selection.firstRange() or selection.toNormalizedRange() here?
Would it be possible to replace this loop with Range::intersectsNode?
Again it seems like this should be selection.firstRange() or selection.toNormalizedRange().
Tricky loop logic. :/ I admit I'm not sure exactly what the range return value is supposed to represent, but could you take a non-loop approach, such as the one used in AccessibilityRenderObject::ariaSelectedTextDOMRange in WebCore/accessibility/AccessibilityRenderObject.cpp?
There are lots of non-WebKit style variable names in this file, but we should be converting them gradually to WebKit style. Please do this for all other arguments of this method as well.
> Any reason you aren't using selection.firstRange() or selection.toNormalizedRange() here?
> Would it be possible to replace this loop with Range::intersectsNode?
In this case intersectsNode() *almost* works ok but it fails when the selection is right touching one of the boundaries of the selected node so that wouldn't be enough. Anyway, I still could replace the loop with a combination of intersectsNode() + 2 extra checks to make sure we don't return TRUE if the situation with the boundaries happened. Thanks for the tip.
> Again it seems like this should be selection.firstRange() or selection.toNormalizedRange().
> Tricky loop logic. :/ I admit I'm not sure exactly what the range return value is supposed to represent, but could you take a non-loop approach, such as the one used in AccessibilityRenderObject::ariaSelectedTextDOMRange in WebCore/accessibility/AccessibilityRenderObject.cpp?
It is not exactly the same thing because we need to return the offsets of the selection relative to the selected object, so some manual calculation, at least for the endoffset is still needed.
> There are lots of non-WebKit style variable names in this file, but we should be converting them gradually to WebKit style. Please do this for all other arguments of this method as well.


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New class gets call to FHS Hall of Fame
Fitchburg High School Athletic Director Ray Cosenza was the Master of Ceremonies at Sunday's Hall of Fame inductions. Sentinel & Enterprise / Jim Fay Sentinel and Enterprise staff photos can be ordered by visiting our SmugMug site.
By Sean Sweeney and Correspondent |
PUBLISHED: November 6, 2017 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: July 11, 2019 at 12:00 am
FITCHBURG — With eight subtle words in 2013 — "It is time for this to go home" — longtime Fitchburg High assistant basketball coach John Cordio made the entire room reach for a tissue as he handed over one of the most precious heirlooms in Fitchburg High history: the ball given to Doug Grutchfield at the Academy Street Brickyard prior to the great man's passing in 2006.
For about eight minutes during the Fitchburg High School Athletic Hall of Fame's Ninth Induction Ceremony at the Great Wolf Lodge's White Oak Room Sunday, inductee Chris Woods — the longtime track and cross country coach of the Red and Gray — had the entire room reaching for their sides.
Woods, a 1976 Fitchburg High graduate, relayed a story about he and fellow inductee Giuseppe "Joe" Costa, the first great soccer player inducted into the FHS Hall, of the Class of 1974. Both had attended the University of Maine, and the two shared many a five-hour car ride to and from the Paper City.
"When you go to UMaine," he said, "you don't go home often."
The story centered around Costa's new eight-track player, and how the entire car ride to the Orono campus was about one cartridge — the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever — and his impromptu singing of "Stayin' Alive" to his roommate on arrival that day.
"I can't turn the Bee Gees off fast enough now," Woods said to thunderous laughter from the full house.
Woods, inducted as a coach, inherited the gamut of running disciplines between his return to Fitchburg High School in the mid-1980's and his retirement from the Fitchburg Public Schools in June 2016. In what he called "the Golden years of track at FHS," Woods coached the Red Raiders for 89 consecutive seasons, where his student-athletes broke or established 150-plus school records.
"Those kids are why I am here today," said Woods, who grew choked up as he spoke of his father, the late Don Woods, while speaking in reverence of the great coaches who came before him in the legendary Erkki Koutonen and Ed Gastonguay, as well as athletic directors in the late Tom Crank, Grutchfield and Ray Cosenza.
Costa, who had to play gridiron football when he arrived at Fitchburg in the fall of 1970, became the first great soccer player in Red Raider history when the program began under Dick Lavers the following fall.
"Right from the start, I knew we were in trouble," Costa recalled of that initial foray into the sport for FHS, noting the difference in styles between the play of calcio — world football in his native Italy — and the kick-and-run play in the early 1970s in America. "But I'm proud to be a part of the great legacy of Fitchburg High School; I remember having pride wearing our uniform."
Costa scored a school-record five goals in a game against Wachusett Regional, as well as a wonder strike to earn FHS's first point in this sport against archrival Leominster in the fall of 1973. 1970's-era Fitchburg Sentinel sportswriter Ken Albridge had written, "If there was an all-star team for soccer, Joe Costa has to be on it."
Costa also relayed a story of how he had asked then-athletic director Jack Conway if he could also kick field goals for the football team; Conway had said he couldn't, as athletes weren't allowed to play two contact sports at one time.
"Mr. Conway," he said, "what if I don't get hit?"
Inductee Peter Stephens of the Class of 1958 gave thanks to those who coached him from his younger days through high school — FHS Hall of Famers Al Secino, Voit Lassila, and John Oliva — as well as spinning yarns of his time on Academy Street.
One of the stories the former Memorial Middle School principal and current School Committee member told was of his still-school record 97-yard touchdown pass to Dick Boutwell in a game against Hudson in 1957.
"It almost never happened," he said, noting the legendary coach Ed Sullivan had sent the pair to the bus at halftime. "We didn't go to the bus, though.
"It is a great honor to be elected, and I'm humbled to be enshrined," Stephens said.
Norbert Pickett of the Class of 1987 — who was the school's all-time points leader in basketball for five-plus years with 1,301, all without a 3-point line — openly spoke of a home life filled with domestic violence, and therefore turned to basketball as an escape.
"Shooting baskets took me away from what was happening at home," Pickett said. "There's a reason why I scored 34 points a game."
Pickett played on some pretty darn good FHS teams under Grutchfield, as well as still holding the school record for points in one game — 61, scored in his final regular-season game against St. Peter-Marian.
Pickett spoke highly of his junior high school coach Mike Baltier, who joined him in the New England Hall of Fame two years ago, as well as fellow inductee Arthur Capone of the Class of 1949.
Capone, who was represented by his widow Becky, daughter Beth, and sons Glenn and Peter, played on the great FHS teams of the late 1940's, teams who never lost to Leominster on Thanksgiving morning.
Capone was also a youth coach following his time on Academy Street.
"Dad stressed community service to his children; he changed a lot of attitudes," Glenn Capone said, noting he had opened a church basketball team to kids across the city.
Chris Roy of the Class of 1997 joined backfield partner and Seventh Class inductee Ricky Morales in the Hall of Fame: Morales leaped to his feet as both Roy and fellow Ninth Class inductee Keith Leavitt walked to the dais to receive their plaques from Cosenza.
"With Chris and Rick in the backfield, it just wasn't fair," Cosenza said, noting Roy's football stats, including his 133-yard, eight-carry, three-touchdown effort in the 1996 Super Bowl win over Milford at snowy WPI.
Roy noted how his mother had sifted through five shoeboxes full of press clippings to help support his nomination.
Leavitt, the behemoth lineman of the Fitchburg High football teams of the mid-to-late 1990's, noted of how his connection to FHS started in the early 90s, when Cosenza mistook him for an eighth grader.
Leavitt was entering Memorial as a sixth grader at the time.
He also remembered the late Don Woods, Grutchfield, and Jack Jerszyk in his speech, as well as thanking his wife, the former Erin Cotton — a 2001 Leominster graduate.
"I hope," he joked of his wife's high school allegiances, "that doesn't change the committee's decision."
Pamela Kirousis, daughter of contributor Stanley A. Goode, spoke of how her father — who coached the Red and Gray football team from 1962-64 before becoming principal of Fitchburg High School — earned his induction.
"The contributor role was more fitting," Kirousis said. "Stan loved coaching the Red Raiders."
Also inducted the Hall of Fame as part of the Ninth Class were the following: Ryan Howe (2007), Brandy Green (2000), the 1991 Central Mass. champion football team, and the 1960 state champion cross country team.
Howe is the first hockey player inducted, with a school-record 34 goals in one season and is currently second in program history for points.
Green was a pioneer in the pole vault and recalled practice sessions with her teammates.
The 1991 football team went 10-2 en route to Cosenza's first of three Superbowl titles.
In that year, Fitchburg beat Leominster for the first time since 1984 as well as ended a 1-17 streak against the Blue Devils, touching off an incredible run of success. The Red and Gray also won the Superbowl against North Middlesex in Webster.
The 1960 cross country team was inducted on the 57th anniversary of its accomplishment.
Workers Credit Union announces plan for Fitchburg Operations Center
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Husky Women Close Out Non-Conference Slate With San Francisco, Iowa State This Weekend
Following a 12-day break for final exams, Washington women's basketball (6-1) returns to the court this weekend as the Huskies close out their non-conference slate at home with San Francisco (2-7), Friday, Dec. 20, and Iowa State (3-3), Sunday, Dec. 22. Friday's game with USF will tip-off at 7 p.m. PT and will be televised live on Fox Sports Northwest. David Locke and former Husky basketball player Megan Franza will be calling the action. Sunday, the Huskies and Cyclones take center stage at 1 p.m. PT. Washington has won five straight games and is coming off a tournament tite at North Carolina State's GlaxoSmithKline Invitational its last time out.
Huskies On The Radio:
All UW women's basketball games can be heard live on the radio at KKNW 1150 AM. Calling the play-by-play action is Steve Sandmeyer in his fourth season as the voice of the Huskies. Joining Sandmeyer this season and doing the color commentary for most home games will be former Husky basketball player Elise (Niemela) Woodward. Games can also be heard over the internet. Just click on the official UW website at www.gohuskies.com.
Probable Husky Starters (2002-03 Stats):
Giuliana Mendiola * G * 5-11 * Jr. * Lake Forest, Calif. * 15.9 ppg * 5.0 rpg
Kayla Burt * G * 5-11 * So. * Arlington, Wash. * 7.6 ppg * 3.6 rpg
Loree Payne * G * 6-0 * Sr. * Havre, Mont. * 15.9 ppg * 2.4 rpg
Kellie (O'Neill) Dalan * F * 6-1 * Sr. * Edmonds, Wash. * 6.7 ppg * 2.6 rpg
Andrea Lalum * C * 6-4 * Jr. * Bozeman, Mont. * 12.3 ppg * 5.1 rpg
Huskies Off The Bench (2002-03 Stats):
Emily Autrey * F * 6-0 * Sr. * Kennewick, Wash. * 10.4 ppg * 5.0 rpg
Kristen O'Neill * G * 6-1 * So. * Edmonds, Wash. * 4.1 ppg * 4.4 rpg
Sarah Keeler * F * 6-4 * Rs-So. * Pendleton, Ore. * 4.6 ppg * 5.0 rpg
Gioconda Mendiola * G * 5-7 * Jr. * Lake Forest, Calif. * 1.9 ppg * 1.1 rpg
Cheryl Sorenson * F * 6-0 * Sr. * Milwaukie, Ore. * 1.8 ppg * 0.3 rpg
Huskies Off To Hot Start:
After opening the 2002-2003 campaign with a 1-1 record, the Huskies rattled off five straight wins, propelling them to their second-best start ever during the June Daugherty era. UW's best start under Daugherty was an incredible 10-0 mark to open the 1997-98 season. The Huskies finished 18-10 that year and reached the NCAA Tournament but fell in their first-round game to Purdue (88-71). The last time Washington won five straight was last season during the heart of the Pac-10 schedule from Jan. 25 through Feb. 9 (WSU, USC, UCLA, Arizona, ASU).
UW Looks To Wrap Up Successful Non-Conference Run:
With two non-conference matchups still remaining this weekend, the Huskies have tallied six wins and only one loss to start the season against non-Pac-10 opponents, a great turnaround from last year's 5-4 regular season non-conference showing. UW's best non-conference regular season record under coach Daugherty was 9-0 during in 1997-98, followed by a 7-2 mark in 2000-01. This year's non-conference slate featured nine teams from eight difference conferences: Boise State (WAC), Texas Tech (Big 12), St. Bonaventure (Atlantic 10), Kentucky (Southeastern), Wisconsin (Big 10), North Carolina State (ACC), Houston (Conference USA), San Francisco (WCC) and Iowa State (Big 12). Washington's early season wins have also produced two tournament titles, the Seattle Times Husky Classic and the GlaxoSmithKline Invitational at North Carolina State.
All-America Candidates Leading The Way:
As was expected, All-America candidates Loree Payne and Giuliana Mendiola have led the way for the Huskies so far this season. The pair has shared high-scoring honors in five of the Huskies' seven games with both averaging 15.9 points a contest. Both were All-Pac-10 first-team selections last year. In her third season as a Husky team captain, Payne is only the 17th player in UW history to score 1,000 points and currently holds sole possesion of ninth place on Washington's top-10 scoring list with 1,361 points. Payne is also second on UW's career three-pointers list and is tied for fourth on the Pac-10's career three-pointers list with 200. Mendiola has also dished out a team-high 37 assists in seven games.
UW Powered By Three-Point Prowess:
As evidenced by sinking at least 10 three-pointers in its last five straight games, Washington's spark has definitely come from behind the arc. The Huskies have made 75 three-pointers this season, 36 more than the next highest Pac-10 team. Arizona and Oregon are tied for second in the Pac with 39 three-pointers made. UW also leads the league with a .436 three-point shooting percentage (75-172). Senior Loree Payne, on her way to becoming UW's all-time career leader in three-point shooting, leads all Pac-10 players with 21. Junior Giuliana Mendiola is also in the Pac-10's top five with 14 three-pointers this season. In three-point field goal percentage, three Huskies are among the top four in the league led by sophomore Kayla Burt with a .667 percentage (10-15). Mendiola is second at .500 (14-28), while senior Emily Autrey is fourth with .476 (10-21). The Huskies tied their Pac-10 and school records with 16 three-pointers vs. St. Bonaventure Nov. 29, while adding 15 vs. North Carolina State Dec. 6. UW shares the Pac-10 record with Stanford.
Husky Notables:
Senior Loree Payne needs 12 three-pointers to set the UW career record...Four Huskies average points in double-figures (Mendiola-15.9, Payne-15.9, Lalum-12.3, Autrey-10.4)...Washington has notched at least 10 three-pointers in its last five-straight games...UW's season-high was 16 three-pointers vs. St. Bonaventure (tying its own school and Pac-10 records)...UW has attempted at least 20 three pointers in five of six games...Overall, UW is shooting 44 percent (75-172) from beyond the arc...Mendiola is 14-28 (.500) from three-point land, while Payne is 21-49 (.429)...Washington has outrebounded its opponent in the last four games...Junior Andrea Lalum leads the Huskies with 5.1 rebounds a game...Senior Emily Autrey, redshirt sophomore Sarah Keeler and Mendiola also average 5 rebounds per game...Sophomore Kristen O'Neill leads the team with 14 steals...Mendiola leads all Huskies with 37 assists...The Huskies are undefeated at Bank of America Arena (3-0) this season...UW is 1-1 in televised games.
National Rankings:
The Huskies are not ranked in the Top-25 in either the latest Associated Press Poll or the USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Coaches Poll, but have received votes in both. UW received 23 votes this week in the AP poll and 35 votes in the WBCA Coaches poll.
A Look San Francisco:
The Dons are 2-7 this season, but their record can be deceiving. USF nearly pulled the rug out from No.5 Stanford, Nov. 24, but fell by a slim 59-57 margin. The Dons also have have two more losses by three points or less, to then-No. 19 BYU (68-65) on Dec. 5, and Montana (68-66), Dec. 9. In fact, only two other losses were by more than a four-point margin. Most recently, the Dons were defeated by Southern Mississippi 53-44 at home on Dec. 17. San Francisco picked up its two wins against Nevada (57-46) and Seton Hall (62-44). Junior forward Carey Sauer leads the Dons with 15.7 points and 5.6 rebounds. Last year's WCC Freshman of the Year, Toni Russell, averages 10.3 points and 2.8 rebounds. Junior forward Mary Jane Krueger leads USF on the boards with 9.2 rebounds per game. Mary Hile-Nepfel is in her 16th-year at the helm of the USF program.
USF-UW Series Notes:
The Huskies lead the all-time series 5-2 but the Dons won last year's meeting in San Francisco 72-68. Until the 2001-02 season, these teams had not faced each other since the 1984-85 campaign. USF and UW met six times in five years from 1981-1985. The Dons' other win in the series came in the first-ever meeting (58-48).
USF Assistant Coach Hardwick Returns To Alma Mater:
San Francisco assistant coach Erika Hardwick, in her third year with the Dons, was a standout player at Washington, graduating in 1993. Hardwick, who also served as an assistant coach at Arizona State on Charli Turner Thorne's staff before coming to USF, served as team captain as the Huskies advanced to three NCAA appearances during her tenure. Hardiwick's 1990 team reached the NCAA Elite Eight, while in 1991, the Huskies won a Pac-10 championship and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen.
A Look At Iowa State:
The Cyclones, led by Seattle native Lindsey Wilson, bring a 3-3 record to Bank of America Arena, Sunday. Wilson, a 1999 graduate of Roosevelt HS and two-time All-Big 12 player, is Iowa State's leading scorer with 14.2 points a game to go along with a team-high 31 assists. Sophomore forward Lisa Kriener also averages 10.5 points a game and 5.2 rebounds. ISU won its own Cyclone Classic last weekend in Ames with victories over High Point (109-46) and Colgate (86-46). Iowa State began the season in the AP and USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Top-25 rankings but dropped from the AP poll Dec. 2 and the WBCA poll Dec. 10. Last year the Cyclones advanced to the second round of the Midwest Regional in the NCAA Tournament. Bill Fennelly is in his eighth year as head coach of the Cyclones. Like USF, Iowa State has yet to win a game on the road this season.
Iowa State-UW Series Notes:
This is the first-ever meeting between Iowa State and Washington in women's basketball.
UW Opens Pac-10 Play Next Weekend:
The Huskies open the Pac-10 schedule at Washington State in Pullman, Sat., Dec. 28. The 1 p.m. game will be televised live by Fox Sports Northwest. Eager to see conference competition, the Huskies lead the Pac in six different team categories in games played through Dec. 16: Scoring offense (82.6 pts), 3-point field goal percentage (.436), free-throw percentage (.790), assists (21.57), three-point FG made (75) and assist/turnover ratio (1.47).
Huskies Brave Storm, Win N.C. State Tourney:
Despite a two-day voyage to Raleigh, N.C., that included canceled flights, lost luggage and frequent changes in accomodations, Washington won its second tournament title in as many weeks, claiming the 2002 GlaxoSmithKline Invitational hosted by North Carolina State Dec. 6-7. An ice storm that hit the Raleigh area on Dec. 4 caused travel problems for the Huskies, but didn't affect the team on the court as UW played the role of spoiler defeating N.C. State in the first round 88-78, before taking care of Houston 76-65 in the championship game. Senior Loree Payne and junior Giuliana Mendiola were named to the all-tournament team for their efforts. In UW's opening win over N.C. State, senior Emily Autrey led five players in double-figures with a career-high 23 points. Mendiola (20 pts, 12 rebounds) and redshirt sophomore Sarah Keeler (11 pts, 10 rebounds) each recorded double-doubles. Payne and sophomore Kayla Burt added 14 and 10 points, respectively. UW went on a three-point tear in the first half vs. the Wolfpack, scoring its first seven buckets of the game behind the 3-point arc. The Huskies ended up with 12 treys in the first half alone, but added just three more in the second half. In UW's win over Houston, junior Andrea Lalum recorded her ninth career double-double with team-highs in both points (20) and rebounds (10). Payne added 17 points, including five three-pointers, while Mendiola had 13 points and six rebounds.
Mendiola Named Pac-10 POW:
Junior guard Giuliana Mendiola was named the Pac-10 Women's Basketball Player of the Week for Dec. 2-8. Mendiola, led Washington to three straight wins, including two in North Carolina State's GlaxoSmithKline Invitational as the Huskies captured the team title. Mendiola averaged 14.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 6.0 assists as UW defeated Wisconsin at home (81-69), then knocked off the host Wolfpack (88-78) and Houston (76-65) to take the tournament title. At N.C. State on Dec. 6, Mendiola posted 20 points, a career-high12 rebounds and six assists, then followed with 13 points, six rebounds and four assists the next day against Houston. Against the Badgers Dec. 2 in Seattle, Mendiola scored 11 points, posted a career-high eight assists and grabbed four rebounds.
Payne Cruising Up Pac-10, UW 3-Pointers Lists:
One of the most prolific 3-point shooters in Pac-10 and Husky history, senior Loree Payne continues her climb up both career lists for three-point field goals made. With eight three-pointers in UW's last two games, Payne now has 200 in her career, good for second in Washington history and fourth in Pac-10 history. Payne only needs 12 more three-pointers to set Washington's school record. To take the Pac-10 record, she needs 86. Payne also ranks third all-time in UW history and fourth in Pac-10 history with 589 three-pointers attempted.
Payne Continues To Climb UW Top-10 Scoring List:
After breaking into the UW top-10 career scoring list vs. Texas Tech, Nov. 24, senior All-America candidate Loree Payne continues to climb the ranks as the season continues. Payne's 31 points against N.C. State and Houston gave her sole possession of ninth-place with 1,361 points. She now needs 147 points to move past Carlin McClary (1979-82) for eighth place (1,508 points). Payne broke into the UW Top-10 career scoring list with her first bucket vs. Texas Tech, Nov. 24. Her three-pointer gave her 1,263 career points and sole possession of 10th place on the list. UW Career Scoring Leaders
1. Jamie Redd	1995-99	2027
2. Rhonda Smith	1992-95	1801
3. Karen Murray	1981-84	1745
4. Leteia Hughley	1982-85	1704
5. Yvette Cole	1986-89	1681
6. Megan Franza	1997-01	1612
7. Karen Deden	1988-91	1596
8. Carlin McClary	1979-82	1508
9. Loree Payne	1999-	1361
10. Amber Hall	1995-99	1330
Payne Named Finalist For Senior CLASS Award:
Senior Loree Payne is one of 30 finalists nominated for the second annual Senior CLASS Award. The Senior CLASS (Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School) Award is presented to the nation's senior player of the year for NCAA Div. I men's and women's basketball. The award was developed in response to the recent trend of college basketball players leaving early to turn professional. Last year, Connecticut's Sue Bird and Maryland's Juan Dixon each won the award.
Mendiola On Payne's Heels In Career 3-Pointers:
Junior Giuliana Mendiola is one year behind fellow All-America candidate senior Loree Payne, but she is on her heels on the UW career three-point scoring lists. Mendiola ranks eighth all-time in three-pointers made (80) and ninth in three-pointers attempted (223). In fact, Mendiola entered the season ranked ahead of Payne in career three-point field goal percentage. Mendiola is fifth (.338) and Payne is seventh (.331). Last year as a sophomore, Mendiola also turned in the third-highest single season assists (152) in UW history. Only Lisa Raschkow (1987, 161) and Katia Foucade (1995, 157) had more assists in a season than Mendiola did in 2002.
Husky Bench Comes Up Big:
Washington's depth has been very apparent in the first seven games of the season. In addition to its five starters, four more Huskies have seen significant time in the rotation, averaging at least 14 minutes of playing time per game. The UW bench has contributed 38 percent of the team's total points (217 of 578), 51 percent of the rebounds (132 of 259) and 42 percent of the assists (63 of 151). In the N.C. State Tournament alone, the Washington bench outscored its opponents' bench 53-9. Senior forward Emily Autrey and sophomore forward Kristen O'Neill have put up big numbers off the bench, as has sophomore forward Sarah Keeler. Autrey averages 10.4 points and five rebounds a game, is tied for second on the team with 35 total rebounds and 10 steals. She rattled off career highs in points (23) and three-pointers (five) in UW's win over N.C. State. O'Neill has 4.1 points a game and 4.4 rebounds, while leading the team with 14 steals to go along with 31 rebounds. Keeler is tied for second on the team with an average of five rebounds, to go along with 4.6 points a game. Junior guard Gioconda Mendiola is the ninth Husky to regularly figure into the rotation, with 1.9 points and 1.1 rebounds a game.
Sister Act:
For the second-straight season, the Husky roster boasts two sets of sisters: juniors Giuliana and Gioconda Mendiola, and senior Kellie Dalan and sophomore Kristen O'Neill. The Mendiolas are one year apart in age, almost to the day, but Gioconda took a year off between high school graduation and college so that she could play four years of college ball with her sister. Kellie Dalan, formerly O'Neill, got married this summer, hence the name change. The only other pair of sisters to play together at Washington were Heidi (1993-96) and Molly Hills (1996-99), who overlapped the 1996 season.
Injury Update:
Sophomore Kirsten Brockman is out for the season, recovering from surgery to repair a stress fracture in her left foot...freshman Angie Jones is rehabilitating her right knee after ACL surgery Nov. 22...Jones tore the same ACL during her junior season at Holy Names Academy (Seattle)...freshman Jill Bell had surgery to repair a ligament in her left thumb Nov. 7...Bell continues to rehab and is practicing but it still may be a few weeks before she is ready to play.
Husky Coaching Staff:
Aiming to guide the Huskies to their sixth postseason appearance during her brief tenure, UW head coach June Daugherty enters her seventh season at the helm of the women's basketball program. She has an overall record of 106-79 at Washington and a 13-year career head coaching mark of 229-153. Sunny Smallwood is in her 10th year as a Husky women's basketball assistant, while Mike Daugherty enters his seventh season. Shimmy Gray enters her third year on staff.
Season Outlook:
Washington opens its 29th season of women's basketball with five starters and 11 letterwinners returning from last year's squad that tied for second in the Pac-10 Conference and advanced as far as the third round of the WNIT. In fact three of those returning starters, senior Loree Payne, junior Andrea Lalum and junior Giuliana Mendiola, were starters on the 2000-01 squad that won a share of the Pac-10 championship and advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament. This year's squad features a wealth of veteran leadership with five seniors, three juniors and four sophomores. Added to the mix is one returning redshirt freshman and a talented trio of incoming freshmen.
The Schedule:
The Washington women's basketball team faces yet another challenging schedule in 2002-03, a lineup which features 10 teams that competed in the post-season last year, six in the NCAA Tournament and four in the WNIT. And for good measure, three of UW's opponents were ranked in the Preseason AP poll -- No. 6 Stanford, No. 7 Texas Tech and No. 23 Iowa State -- while five additional teams on this year's slate received votes in the same poll. UW will make its season debut on the road at Boise State Nov. 22, followed by a trip to Lubbock, Texas to face Texas Tech, Nov. 24. It will be the fourth-straight year UW has opened the season away from Seattle. The Huskies will make their home debut hosting the Seattle Times Classic, Nov. 29-30, welcoming Kentucky, Saint Bonaventure and Pacific to Seattle. Washington's other preseason tournament will be at North Carolina State, Dec. 6-7. Additional teams competing in Raleigh will be Florida and Houston. UW will host three non-conference games, also in December with Wisconsin, Dec. 2, San Francisco, Dec. 20, and Iowa State, Dec. 22. Washington opens the always competitive Pac-10 schedule with in-state rival Washington State in Pullman, Dec. 28. The second-ever Pac-10 Conference postseason tournament will be held at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif., March 7-10.
Leading The Way:
Three members of the Washington women's basketball team will act as captains this season, senior Cheryl Sorenson, senior Loree Payne and junior Giuliana Mendiola. It is Payne's third year as a team captain and the second year for Sorenson and Mendiola.
Huskies On Television:
Eight games on the Huskies' 2002-2003 slate will be televised, four nationally and four locally. As a part of the Pac-10 Conference television package, Fox Sports Net will televise four UW games: Nov. 24 at Texas Tech, Jan. 18 at Stanford, Jan. 25 vs. Oregon, and Feb. 8 at Arizona State. Washington also has the possibility of being chosen as a Fox Sports Net wildcard selection on Sat., Feb. 15 vs. Cal, Sat. Feb. 22 at Oregon and Sat., Mar. 1 vs. Washington State. Four games will be televised locally by Fox Sports Northwest: Fri., Nov. 29 vs. St. Bonaventure (Seattle Times Classic), Dec. 20 vs. San Francisco, Dec. 28 at Washington State and Jan. 11 vs. Arizona.
UW Ranked In Three Preseason Polls:
Washington was ranked in three Top-25 preseason polls. The Huskies checked in at No. 22 according to Basketball News, and are ranked 25th by Lindy's and Street & Smith. In the Associated Press Preseason Poll, UW ranked 27th with 94 votes, and in the USA Today/ESPN Poll the Huskies are 32nd with 74 votes.
UW Picked Runner-Up In Pac-10 Coaches Poll:
UW women's basketball was picked by the league's coaches to finish second in the Pac-10 Conference for the 2002-2003 season, the conference announced Oct. 17. Stanford, who claimed the conference title last season with a perfect 18-0 record, was tabbed to win this year's Pac-10 title. The Cardinal received nine first-place votes, while third-place pick Oregon received the remaining vote. UW was also picked to finish second in the Pac-10 Preseason Media Poll.2002-2003 Pac-10 Preseason Coaches Poll
1. Stanford (9)	90 pts.
2. Washington	77 pts.
3. Oregon (1) 71 pts.
4. USC	67 pts.
5. Arizona	61 pts.
6. Arizona State	51 pts.
7. Oregon State	40 pts.
8. UCLA	36 pts.
9. California	26 pts.
10. Washington State	21 pts.
Huskies Take Off-Season Trip To Australia:
This past June, the Huskies took a tour of Australia, where they played five games against teams from the Australian Young Women's National Teams. It was the UW women's basketball team's second trip to Australia, with the first taken in 1998. UW split its first two games against the Australian Young Women's National Team in Sydney, but won the next three contests against three different opponents. In Brisbane, UW defeated the Brisbane Capitals, 104-78 and the Under-18 South State Team, 128-78. Among those fans cheering on the Huskies was the family of redshirt freshman Nicole Castro, who hails from Darwin, Australia (about one and a half hours from Brisbane). Washington wrapped its 11-day tour with a 128-69 victory over the Kuiyam Pride Women's Team, 128-69, in Cairns.
UW Represented on NCAA Advisory Committee:
Washington senior associate athletic director for sports programs and student services, Marie Tuite, is serving on this year's NCAA Div. I Women's Basketball Committee. Her appointment began Sept. 1, 2001. The NCAA Committee is charged with the selection of teams and overall administration of the NCAA Div. I Women's Basketball Championship. Tuite, in her eighth-year at Washington, brings an extensive background in women's basketball to the committee.
Season and individual-game tickets for all Washington home games are now available. Please contact the Husky ticket office at 206-543-2200 for details.
This year there is a change in traffic pattern around Bank of America Arena on basketball game days. Fans will no longer be able to enter the Montlake Parking Lot (E1) from the south side on Montlake Blvd., but now must enter the lot from the north side near the UW driving range.
New Faces:
Washington's roster boasts four new faces this year in redshirt freshman Nicole Castro and true freshmen Jill Bell, Angie Jones and Erica Schelly. Bitten by the preseason injury bug, Bell and Jones won't be making their collegiate debuts just yet. Jones, from Seattle, tore her ACL in an Oct. 22 practice and will have surgery Nov. 22. At Holy Names Academy, Jones led her team to two straight Class 3A state appearances and two consecutive Metro league chamionships. She earned All-Metro first-team honors in 2001 and 2002. Bell, from Bellevue, Wash., had surgery to repair a torn ligament in her left thumb but could be back to action in a few weeks. At Bellevue High School, Bell led her team to four straight state tournament appearances and four straight league crowns. Castro, from Darwin, Australia, joined the team in January of last year after graduating from high school in the fall of 2002. Castro, who attended St. John's College High School, was selected twice to the Adidas All-Star Camp in 1999 and 2000 and was named the 2001 Southern Cross Women's League Youth Player of the Year. Schelly, from Fort Collins, Colo., is the only true freshmen ready to play. She was honored as a Nike All-American and entered her senior season at Poudre High School as a Street & Smith's Preseason All-America pick. Schelly led Poudre High to the Class 5A state tournament four straight years and was a four-time first-team all-conference honoree. She garnered honorable mention all-state honors as a sophomore and junior.
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Time to explore luxury
Montblanc SEA managing director Anouar Guerraoui welcomes guests to the men's watch event at Smith Butcher and Grill Room. When you're Montblanc, a 150-year-old company that's etched its name in time by making to-die-for fountain pens, moving into the world of luxury watches must have seemed a grand leap. But Montblanc is now in the big leagues, spoken in the same breath as other luxury watches thanks to in-house Swiss movements that lift their Villeret and Heritage Chronometrie watches — shown off to great aplomb at Makati's Smith Butcher and Grill Room during a steak luncheon with media — beyond newbie competitors to serious contenders for that targeted demographic: the obsessive male collector. What Montblanc has noticed, in fact, is that people who collect fountain pens also tend to collect watches. (Montblanc customers tend to be 70 percent male, 30 percent female.) The whole "collecting" thing, in fact, is by and large a male activity (well, except for shoes and bags, maybe). And Montblanc just happens to be one of the few brands that focuses its luxury line squarely on… men. We sat down next to charming ladies, watch lovers, and the company of Montblanc South East Asia's managing director Anouar Guerraoui, a Moroccan-born global citizen who loves the Miami Heat, especially their erstwhile star, LeBron James. Not surprisingly, Guerraoui said he admires athletes a bit more than, say, singers or even actors. And that makes sense, from a watchmaking point of view, because watches perform at a very high Read More …
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The Beatles' great rock bromance
The Beatles' rooftop concert in Let It Be prefigures This Is Spinal Tap (inset). The Beatles rooftop concert in 'Let It Be' is a template for every great band reunion moment — and possibly every romcom — to come. Forty-five years ago, the Beatles were kaput, having called it quits in a flurry of torts and acrimony. A final studio album, "Abbey Road," meant to show them as a functioning unit in 1969, was overtaken by "Let It Be," recorded earlier but released later as a documentary and album, awash in Phil Spector strings and choirs. (It still won an Oscar for Best Song.) The documentary is one of life's painful reminders that people — even Beatles — grow tired of one another. Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Let It Be takes us behind the scenes as John, Paul, George and Ringo — but mostly Paul — try to pull an album together out of general ennui. At this point in time, after the death of manager Brian Epstein, the end of touring, John's recent infatuation with Yoko Ono and George's commitment to spiritual detachment, there were few cheerleaders left in the Beatles. Paul, the task-driven Gemini, still fit the bill, and he is the one that takes up the reins on this project. Lindsay-Hogg's camera dotes on Paul. He's there in the opening in a tight shot, vamping some Bach-like inventions on piano (just so you know he's the "serious" musical Beatle); Paul also gets loving close-ups singing Let It Read More …
B.C. (Before Cellphones)
"Say Vandelay!" Another Seinfeld plotline, made possible by the absence of cellphone technology. Hello! I can't be the only one who watches reruns of old TV shows and notices that most sitcom plots wouldn't exist if cellphones had been around at the time. It makes it hard to watch pre-millennial movies and TV shows; it makes you wonder how people solved even basic mishaps without the aid of a mobile device. I call it the B.C. — Before Cellphone — problem. For instance, there's Seinfeld. A typical episode has Elaine, George, Jerry and Kramer trying to meet up for a movie. They arrive from separate locations, and end up stumbling around in the dark, packed movie house, whispering "Elaine??" or "Jerry??" — much to the annoyance of other movie-goers. That script would end up in the trashcan today. Nobody has to stumble around in dark movie theaters — first of all, your cellphone has a flashlight, and secondly, a simple text message would have set up a meeting point. It's weird how so much of popular culture — movies, TV shows — relies on ancient technology to keep the old plots going. And how easily most problems on TV could have been solved with iPhones. Lifestyle Feature ( Article MRec ), pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: Take a show like The X-Files. In the '90s, we recall Scully and Mulder did sometimes wander around with those huge, shoe-size mobile phones, usually when they were separated on their hunt for this or that Read More …
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Came in like a wrecking ball
Guitarist Tommy Tedesco and bass player Carol Kaye wait for the "go" signal in The Wrecking Crew. The Wrecking Crew were like pop ninjas, performing their mind-blowing moves in the studio then disappearing in a puff of smoke. We came in there wearing Levis, T-shirts, smoking cigarettes or whatever, and the old guys said, 'They're gonna wreck the business!" That's Hal Blaine, session drummer extraordinaire, on how he and a handful of players became known as The Wrecking Crew — the most heard, if least famous, backing musicians in rock and pop history. Their story is finally told in a documentary of the same name — The Wrecking Crew was actually held up for release for several years as song rights were negotiated. This month, it gets a proper release, and it's one of most illuminating documentaries on the golden age of rock 'n' roll. The story picks up with the surviving members in Los Angeles, where this loose affiliation of crack musicians was responsible for playing on just about every great pop hit you can name from the '60s: You've Lost That Loving Feeling by The Righteous Brothers. Good Vibrations by The Beach Boys. California Dreaming by the Mamas and the Papas. I Got You Babe by Sonny and Cher. Up, Up and Away by The Fifth Dimension. Windy by The Association. Everybody's Talkin' by Nilsson. MacArthur Park by Richard Harris. Even the theme from Hawaii Five-O. Lifestyle Feature ( Article MRec ), pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: If you needed Read More …
Extra pieces of Tahiti 80 sunshine
French connection: Xavier Boyer and the rest of French indie pop group Tahiti 80 perform this Friday at Green Sun in Makati City in a concert presented by Terno Recordings. Toti Dalmacion says the Tahiti 80 sound is 'like everything good in the '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s mixed in a blender with some fat grooves, sick beats and electronic sounds thrown in for some good measure.' Adult issues. Heartbreak. New love. Lifestyle Feature ( Article MRec ), pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: These are the lyrical themes lead singer Xavier Boyer explored in the latest Tahiti 80 album, "Ballroom." Sonically, the album bears no resemblance to other landmark records of love and loss (such as Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks," Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds' "The Boatman's Call," or Beck's "Sea Change") but the sentiments are there — nakedly but with taste and restraint. "Not in a syrupy, clichéd way," says Toti Dalmacion of Terno Recordings, which is bringing the French indie pop band to play for the second time in Manila. The guys from Tahiti 80 will perform this Friday at Green Sun. "All these things you find out about when you reach a certain age," adds Xavier. The band was formed in Rouen in the mid-'90s and is currently based in Paris, releasing six albums so far. According to the band bio, singer-guitarist Boyer and bassist Pedre Resende formed the pop combo as students at the University of Rouen, sharing an affinity for indie music, new wave and Read More …
Hollywood at war
American Sniper surprisingly broke Hollywood box office records during Super Bowl weekend. You know it's America in 2015, heading into an election year, when not even the Super Bowl can conclude without some brawl erupting in the end zone. Long after Katy Perry capped her halftime cheerleader routine, and just as the New England Patriots were within 20 seconds of another trophy, the fists started flying — Seattle and New England in a full-on rumble over an unexpected turnover. Yes, we truly are a nation divided. You can tell that by our war movies too, such as Oscar nominee American Sniper, which wears confusing camouflage at times — some see Clint Eastwood's story of noted sharpshooter Chris Kyle as pro-American, some see it as an indictment of the military system. Others see it simply as a movie. Director Eastwood is better here than in recent efforts, and it's worth remembering that the noted Republican is usually more critical about America than his right-wing cheerleaders tend to think. Gran Torino (2008) was about a racist Korean War vet who tries to diffuse violence between warring Hmong in a Michigan suburb; he takes a bullet rather than going full Dirty Harry. Even 2004's Million Dollar Baby hid a liberal view on the right to die behind a conservative, come-from-behind boxer's tale. So you never know with Clint. Of course, the bigger battle wages ahead at the Oscars, so it's probably a good time to look at some recent movies that focus on Read More …
Traveling exhibit celebrates Pinoy drinking culture
The "Living Legend" and former Ginebra playing coach Robert Jaworski signs the exhibit panel dedicated to him. MANILA, Philippines – For Filipinos, drinks are meant to be shared, and to be enjoyed with friends. Very rarely does one find a Pinoy drinking alone. Those who chance upon a drinking clique will almost always get invited with "'Pare, tagay!" — an invitation to join, even for just one swig. And if you agree with local beliefs, you should never refuse an invitation for a "tagay." "Tagay" symbolizes camaraderie, friendship, togetherness and unity, a culture that the country's oldest and most trusted gin brand, Ginebra San Miguel, has cultivated for the past nine generations. As Ginebra San Miguel marks its 180th anniversary, the No. 1 selling gin in the world captures the drinking culture of tagay and its treasured relationship with the Filipinos in a one-of-a-kind travelling exhibit. The Ginebra San Miguel 180th Anniversary Traveling Exhibit features several elements that make up what Ginebra San Miguel is today — from its humble beginnings on March 10, 1834 as a family-owned distillery in Quiapo, Manila, to its fascinating bottle history and the story behind the St. Michael Archangel bottle label by the first National Artist Fernando Amorsolo, its most memorable TV and print advertising campaigns, and the sought-after Ginebra calendar girls. The Filipino's love of basketball did not go unnoticed. An exhibit space is dedicated to "The Living Legend" and father of the "never-say-die-spirit," Robert Jaworski, Sr., plus the current roster of the Read More …


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Each association has an assortment of vulnerabilities through which a hacker could without much of a stretch increase unapproved access to its assets. With such a frightening probability there is most likely that specific estimates should be taken to check both new and existing applications for any of these vulnerabilities. While this could be conceivable utilizing Vulnerability Assessments, Penetration Testing should likewise be possible for extra security.
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Small Business Revolution
Sarah Arnold November 23, 2016
On November 15th, the spotlight shone once again on the City of Marietta – this time, as a semi-finalist in The Small Business Revolution on Main Street contest, where the city has a chance to win a $500,000 makeover and be featured in an 8-episode series on Hulu in 2017.
The Small Business Revolution was created by Deluxe Corporation in 2015 to share stories from small businesses across the country because they believe that small businesses are the future of America's economy. "More than 50 percent of the employed population works at a small business," their website cites. "Entrepreneurs and small businesses have generated more than 65 percent of net new jobs in the past two decades. And 543,000 new small businesses start each month." In 2016, Deluxe took Small Business Revolution a step farther by creating the Small Business Revolution on Main Street. The first recipient was a jubilant Wabash, IN who now has the SBR team to thank for an economic and aesthetic transformation of their city's downtown.
The City of Marietta was nominated by Laura Pytlik, owner of a local boutique shop, Wit & Whimzy in downtown Marietta. "It was an easy task to nominate Marietta, from describing how the business community works together to describing our many festivals and events that draw thousands of visitors each year," Laura explains. "Thanks to the dedication and passion of the merchants and business people, Marietta has a vibrant downtown that is the envy of similar cities." After Laura's nomination caught their eye, the Small Business Revolution team asked her to complete a second application, and then interviewed a handful of business owners and community leaders, including the Executive Director of Marietta Main Street, Cristie Thomas.
Just A Jar's new retail space on Front Street.
"Of course, I am thrilled at the prospect of our downtown being showcased through a short film series on Hulu and receiving $500,000 for revitalization in our Main Street district, primarily through small business development," exclaims Cristie. "It affirms what I believe in so dearly, that downtown Marietta is a gem with every drop of potential at our fingertips. Perhaps what is most exciting for me personally, though, is the overt confirmation of the hard work, strategic planning, passion, and faith exhibited by our dedicated downtown merchants and property owners over the past decade and beyond. Our small businesses have fueled what we now get to celebrate as Marietta Main Street with a Main Street district where the investments made in downtown grow the success of our community as a whole. I hope each and every one of our downtown businesses feel that this honor of being shortlisted by Small Business Revolution is theirs to hold on to and celebrate together."
Marietta was selected as one of eight cities shortlisted, out of more than 14,000 applications. Other chosen cities include Georgetown, SC, Bristol Borough, PA, Woodland Park, CO, Frostburg, MD, Red Wing, MN, North Adams, MS, and Kingsburg, CA. The Small Business Revolution team's next step is a visit to all eight cities – to get a feel for their downtowns, meet business owners and community leaders, and assess needs. The team will arrive in Marietta on Friday, January 6th, just in time for the first First Friday of the new year, and visit business owners downtown throughout the following Saturday. The finalists will be announced on February 9th, followed by a week of public voting. On February 16th, the winning city will be announced.
"It's exciting that the Small Business Revolution team recognized Marietta's special qualities and see the potential for the city to become even more successful," Laura says. "Hopefully their visit in January will convince them that Marietta is worthy of being a finalist."
A busy night at the Marietta Brewing Company.
If Marietta is voted the winning city on February 16th, local businesses would be able to apply for a portion of the $500,000 grant. Six businesses would receive a portion of the grant, while the remaining funds would be directed to public spaces and additional downtown revitalization projects. To get a feel for what this program has been able to accomplish, you can watch episodes from last year's series in Wabash, IN.
"This is an exciting opportunity for Marietta, and could have a big impact on small businesses and the city itself. It would be gratifying to see hard working, dedicated people receive expert advice and financial assistance from Small Business Revolution–it could be the difference that helps a business achieve true success," Laura hopes. "I'm thrilled that the judges saw some of the same qualities we see in Marietta—the sense of community, the historic charm, and the potential for Marietta to become a true destination."
What can you do to get involved?
To start, follow Marietta Main Street on Facebook and Instagram for updates and future volunteer opportunities this winter. Engage your networks to share this incredible news and help grow our community pride. Submit Letters to the Editor to ensure that our entire region has the necessary important dates and can share in the excitement. Come downtown on January 6th for First Friday to welcome the Small Business Revolution team. If you have access to public message boards or signs, considering promoting "Welcome Small Business Revolution!" the weekend of January 6th-8th.
Of course, it's always a great idea to support our local small businesses year round by following them on social media and patronizing our independently owned shops, restaurants and services as much as possible! This Saturday is Small Business Saturday and a perfect day to kick off your holiday shopping in our downtown communities. Challenge yourself by participating in our Shop Small MOV Passport this holiday season and you could earn a super cozy Shop Small long-sleeve tee, too!
Regardless of the results next February, we can all be incredibly proud of our community for being recognized on a national level as an outstanding downtown with an active Main Street program – and that alone is worth celebrating!
Sarah Arnold
Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Sarah Arnold is a former architect now serving as the Marketing & Community Relations Manager for the Washington County Public Library. Inspired by the growing creative community here in the Mid-Ohio Valley, Sarah launched Clutch MOV in March of 2014.
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Aero OpCo LLC and its subsidiaries (collectively "Aéropostale" or the "Company") is a specialty retailer of casual apparel and accessories, principally serving young women and men through its Aéropostale and Aéropostale Factory stores. We provide customers with a focused selection of high quality fashion and fashion basics at compelling values in an innovative and exciting store environment. Aéropostale maintains control over its proprietary brands by designing, sourcing, marketing and selling all of its own merchandise.
We currently operate Aéropostale stores in the United States and Puerto Rico and the ecommerce site Aeropostale.com. Through licensing partnerships, over 350 Aéropostale stores are operated internationally. Some of the countries where they can be found include the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, India, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Philippines, Mexico, Panama, Guatemala and Chile, and the brand continues to expand to other international markets.


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We are currently consuming more resources than ever and are exceeding the planet's capacity for regeneration, with many associated impacts from waste and pollution. The need for a concerted, cooperative effort to overcome these challenges by achieving a shift towards sustainable consumption and production patterns is clear. It is about decoupling economic growth from resource use and environmental degradation and promoting sustainable lifestyles. Shifting to sustainable consumption and production is also about safeguarding the welfare and prosperity for all those living today and those who will come in the future.
The 10-year framework for sustainable consumption and production (10YFP) was adopted by UN member states in Rio de Janeiro in 2012. Today, 138 countries have appointed national focal points the task of coordinating the implementation of policies and practices in their countries and to report progress in accordance to target 12.1 in Agenda 2030. More than 550 institutions worldwide are participating in the six 10YFP programmes on food, buildings, tourism, public procurement, consumer information, and lifestyles and education.
Sweden is a co-leader of the sustainable lifestyles and education programme of the 10YFP, and a number of Sweden's national policies and grassroots initiatives on sustainable consumption show how such changes can be made. The Umeå conference in 2017 was a striking example and showcase for these efforts.


Happy Orchestra, produced by drummer Tarik Abouzied, is an award-winning band that puts smiles on faces and brings nourishment to ears and minds. Its participants are drawn from the top shelf of Northwest musicians, capturing the talent of the area's most highly regarded players. The band, voted Alternative Jazz Group of the Year by readers of Earshot Jazz, combines instrumental and compositional firepower with a determined effort at crafting an intensely happy musical experience.
Abouzied was awarded a 4Culture Arts Project Grant in order to develop, record, and perform with Happy Orchestra. The band was conceived from his gratitude and experiences as an established musical force in Seattle: "The level of talent in this city is astounding, the community built around that talent is as strong as I've ever seen, and contributing to that energy has been incredibly life affirming. … I want more, and so Happy Orchestra was born." Their debut album, Baba, reached #5 on the KEXP NW Music Chart and was nominated NW Recording of the Year by readers of Earshot Jazz.
The genre-mixing sound of Happy Orchestra can best be described as "American groove," an amalgam of the jazz, rock, funk, and soul birthed by American artists from the 60s through today. Listeners will recognize the refined groove of D'Angelo, the raw energy of Soundgarden, the synth-driven fusion of Weather Report, the syncopated tightness of Tower of Power, and other cues rooted in music that's deeply imbedded in the subconscious of the American music-lover.
Happy musicians include Abouzied, Skerik, Andy Coe, Damian Erskine, Tim Kennedy, RL Heyer, Thomas Marriott, Dan Balmer, Joe Doria, Hans Teuber, Stuart MacDonald, Neil Welch, Kate Olson, Mack Grout, Eric Finland, Ben Zwerin, Brad Shepik, Chloe Rowlands, Peter Daniel, Mark Mattrey, Farko Dosumov, Michael Van Bebber, Jory Tindall, Brian Monroney, Dean Schmidt and more. The band has shared the stage with Kneebody and Mark Guiliana, has performed in-studio at KEXP and KNKX, and if you've read this far I'm impressed.


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Located in Needham, MA, BAR is an employee benefits firm which provides a broad range of group benefits products and services to its customers. As a part of the transaction, BAR will join THG's New England operations and Rick Raisman, BAR's President, will work alongside THG's team to grow the region's benefits division.
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Entertainment world reacts to Finsbury Park terror attack
The attack occured in north London shortly after midnight
The attack occured outside a mosque in Finsbury Park
Lily Allen and J.K. Rowling have spoken out after a terror attack outside a mosque in Finsbury Park.
Worshippers were leaving Finsbury Park Mosque in north London just after midnight when a van mounted the pavement and ploughed into a group of people – with police confirming the arrest of a 48-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder.
The Metropolitan Police has also said that a man who was present at the scene has died, but it hasn't been confirmed if his death was directly related to the attack.
Posting on Twitter shortly after the incident was confirmed, Lily Allen claimed that the attacker had been 'radicalized by the British media'.
Radicalized by the British media. #FinsburyPark
— LILYALLEN2.0 (@lilyallen) June 19, 2017
The replies I'm getting are abhorrent. This has attracted the worst of the worst.
She also deleted a string of subsequent tweets after claiming to have received 'abhorrent' replies.
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling also attacked press coverage of the attack. She wrote: "Victim blaming in the usual newspapers is disgusting."
Victim blaming in the usual newspapers is disgusting. #FinsburyPark mosque won an award for combating extremism. https://t.co/xhmfpmSubN
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) June 19, 2017
Other tributes came from Get Cape Wear Cape Fly singer Sam Duckworth, who called for unity.
He wrote: "My heart breaks for Britain. We have to work out how to fix the messes created. Division, injustice, hatred, people dying for no reason".
My heart breaks for Britain. We have to work out how to fix the messes created. Division, injustice, hatred, people dying for no reason.
— Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly (@forgetcape) June 19, 2017
The Metropolitan Police have also confirmed that extra policing resources will be available in the aftermath of the attack.
"The investigation of the incident is being carried out by the Counter Terrorism Command", a statement confirmed.
"At this early stage of this investigation, no other suspects at the scene have been identified or reported to police, however the investigation continues. Due to the nature of this incident extra policing resources have been deployed in order to reassure communities, especially those observing Ramadan."
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Quick view Out of stock (get notified when available) AquariumPlants.com. The wider and longer the tank is, the more comfortable it is for the plant. Recommended pH range for the species: 6.5 - 7.6. These are divided in four zones, No... Cherry Barb - Complete Guide Cherry Barbs are brightly colored fish and one of the most popular in their family. We use cookies to improve your experience, to assess the use of the individual elements on our websites and to support the marketing of our services. We ship by several different shipping methods. Vallisneria Jungle (Vallisneria Americana var. The leaves are much narrower than with other species of Vallisneria, nor are they quite as long. CANCEL APPLY. Vallisneria Nana (10 plants per order) $10.99. It was one of the earliest aquatic … As we do not ship overseas certain products like certain chemicals, live fishes, and other sensitive items. Enter the code in Shopping Cart. More. Aquarium Plant, Neon tetra fish. because of their attractive appearance and size. Vallisneria nana from Australia is a solitary contrast plant with dark green, rosulate, narrow leaves (less than 1 cm). Shop for Robotics, Components, Development Boards, Pets, Live Fishes, Live Plants, Cages, Sciencefair Projects and lot other. Recommended water hardness (dGH): 4 - 18°N (71.43 - 321.43ppm) 0°C 32°F 30°C 86°F. Vallisneria nana from Australia is a solitary contrast plant with dark green, rosulate, narrow leaves (less than 1 cm). We recommend Courier and it is with Live Arrival Gurantee. Vallisneria also has multiple subspecies each with slightly different properties. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. In Tropica, the plant is potted and allowed to form new roots in our nursery before it is sold in the shops, which means that the plant is more robust and better acclimated when received by the aquarist. The leaves are much narrower than with other species of Vallisneria, nor are they quite as long. Fluval Plant 3.0 LED Light from $149.99. Bunch 4 Lead Bunches (Buy 3 … So, if you are planning to start a planted Nano tank but do not know how or where to begin, I will tell you the best choices to start with. Recommended pH range for the species: 6.5 - 7.6. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. Vallisneria spiralis 'Tiger' from Asia is an excellent plant for beginners, growing in virtually all light and water conditions. BullRider. International DHL: Transit period between 3-5 working days is expected. nana Rhizomatous (Item no. In natural biotopes, during dry season you can often see the plant growing along shores of rivers a… Vallisneria (named in honor of Antonio Vallisneri) is a genus of freshwater aquatic plant, commonly called eelgrass, tape grass or vallis.The genus is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Common Name: Vallisneria Spiralis Leopard Vallisneria Spiralis is a ubiquitous plant of the aquarium hobby. It quickly forms a very impressive green carpet in the foreground and in the middle of the tank. The plants are put in a group in the background or in the middle, or in the corner of a tank as well. Safe Search. Jul 13, 2020 - Common Name: Vals Nana Vals Nana is a thin leaf, grass-like type of Vallisneria that looks more like a tall hairgrass than the other usual Vals. 29-04-2013 - A: Vallisneria americana "Mini Twister, B: Vallisneria americana var. Comes attached on driftwood. It's short and stout appearance is tolerant of a wide range of aquarium conditions and it is considered to be a great plant for beginners. Aquarium Size W150×D60×H55(cm) Aquatic Plants Vallisneria nana Eleocharis parvula Bolbitis heudelotii Vesicularia ferriei Taxiphyllum sp. In Tropica, the plant is potted and allowed to form new roots in our nursery before it is sold in the shops, which means that the plant is more robust and better acclimated when received by the aquarist. Please confirm with us for shipping price for your interested products. are harvested from the Great Salt Lake in.. Qty: 50 gm / 80 ml100% pure Spirulina guaranteed high Like Vallisneria spiralis the plants found in Geel have female spathes on coiled stalks. We ship by either Speed Post or Courier. Corkscrew Varieties of Vallis from $8.77 Ulvaceus Aponogeton. The photo/video is for illustrative purposes only. Isolated … March 2020 Coupon code is here!!! Size. Like most of higher plants, the… Tags: The length of the leaf blade can reach 60 cm, and the width is 2 cm. Neon Tetra - Complete Guide Buy Neon Tetra - CLICK HEREThe Neon Tetra (Paracheirodon innesi) is a small freshwater fish native to South America. In Stock INR … It has a distinct grass-like appearance and takes more time to get established in the aquarium. You could also use it in the middle of a larger tank to create the appearance of a grassy meadow. Reset. Ceratopteris thalictroides. The average or medium light demand of an aquarium plant is 0,5 W/L. americana)(sold 10 plants per order) $15.99. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. Vallisneria is a submerged plant that spreads by runners and sometimes forms tall underwater meadows. SUPER Specials / Coupon Codes; … Leaves arise in clusters from their roots. Pogostemon Helferi is an unusual tank plant with very nice ornamented leaves. Available: 10 In this article, I will discuss the 7 top plants for freshwater aquariums available on the market today. If i have to list them from small leaf size (they all reach 60cm+ length) to big 1.Vallisneria Nana 2.Val. Plant, VALLISNERIA RUBRA: Very similar to the Gigantea values and maintenance, has a more rigid leaf, the same Spiralis size but characterized by a more dark red color, in bright red light appears more bright red. African Cichlid. Vallisneria nana readily forms runners once a good root system has been developed and in this way, it soon forms dense and compact stands in the aquarium. ... Apart from its size, it also differs from … Ulvaceus Aponogeton. 'Flame' Taxiphyllum alternans Anubias barteri var. By using the website, you consent to our use of cookies. It is labeled with the same name 'downoi' in catalogs of importers from South-East Asia. Categories; Tags; Categories . Type: Rosulate	Origin: Asia	Growth rate: Slow	Height: 10 - 20+	Light demand: Low	CO2 : LowThis plant.. Care Level: ModerateLighting: Medium to HighPlacement: BackgroundMaximum Size: 36"Water Conditions: .. VALLISNERIA NANA: Very similar to the other Vallisneria requirements, very strong and fast growth. These include dwarf forms such as Vallisneria tortifolia, a variety with leaves around 15 to 20 cm in length and characterised by having thin, tightly coiled leaves. For Product Returns please see Terms & Conditions page. Common Name: Anubias nanaFamily Name: AraceaeNative To: AfricaLighting: Low - MediumpH: 6 - 8Growth Demands: E It is small sized and it has incredible green coloring. And by Air & Bus at extra charges. Size. Anubias barteri var. The Jungle val is a beautiful plant when kept in a very tall tank appropriate for its size and growth. This is a plant that can be grown in … Live Fishes / Small Animals / Cages / Aquariums shipping by Train only. At that the height of the tank isn't a constraining factor, since light absorbing property of water doesn't have high impact on species growth. Size. Americana Var. 056C) Easy and undemanding plant for beginners; Very narrow leaves; Forms multiple new plant with its runners; Vallisneria spiralis 'Tiger' Stolon (Item no. 180 m². 'Flame' Taxiphyllum alternans Anubias barteri var. We regret any inconvenience caused. Make My Hobby Team urges all its esteemed customers to maintain peace and calm in these difficult days. VALLISNERIA NANA: Very similar to the other Vallisneria requirements, very strong and fast growth. carotenoid levels, micron sized powder. Size. In Stock INR 2.50 Rotala Rotundifolia "Green" Common Name: Small Mint GreenPlant Use: Background Difficulty Level: Medium Light Demand: Medium Co2 Demand: Medium Fertilizer Demand: Medium INR 2.50 More. Under high light the tips of the stem might turn red/orange. List of categories available for products. Vallisneria nana produces offshoots very readily, so compact vegetation will soon develop in … Vallisneria × OK. Help & Info. your own Pins on Pinterest Detail of a Vallisneria gigantea freshwater aquatic plant in a ... With vallisneria nana. Refund of all order is on hold as of now. The Asian Vallisneria dwarf it is a stem plant very easy to grow and therefore also suitable for beginners, but which gives to layout of the aquarium a natural look. Recommended pH range for the species: 6.5 - 8. Qty. Do Aquarium Plants Need CO2? It's fast growing and it will reach 30cm in height and 20cm in width. Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallonsCare Level: ModerateTemperament: PeacefulWater Conditions: 68-74° F, KH.. MMH Activated Carbon 1KgGranular Activated Carbon offered by Copyright © 2008 - 2019, Make My Hobby, All Rights Reserved. (2012) Alien aquatic plants in … New Tank Set-up; Cycling the New Tank; Types of Fish Tank set-up Fish loves to swim in-between these long tapered leaves and feel more like in the lake or sea. Anubias Nana (Dwarf Anubias) is the second smallest species of anubias. Any <5 MP 8 MP 15 MP 20+ MP. A high demand in CO2 is approx. The leaves are much narrower than with other species of Vallisneria, nor are they quite as long. Add to Cart. CANCEL APPLY. nana Rhizomatous (Item no. VALLISNERIA RUBRA: Very similar to the Gigantea values and maintenance, has a more rigid leaf, the same Spiralis size but characterized by a more dark red color, in bright red light appears more bright red. Whether you've got a green thumb or are green with envy, you can have a planted aquascape that looks like a slice of nature. Vallisneria spiralis (Italian) Scientific name: Vallisneria spiralis (Italian) Family: Hydrocharitaceae. Vallisneria species are perfect both for nano tanks (about 15-20 cm or 6-8 inches high) and for rather spacious ones. Vallisneria × OK. Help & Info. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. us are highly in demand for th.. Eggs Quantity: 250,000+Brine Shrimp Eggs (Artemia Cysts) 101 ZWS) Mangrove wood with suction cup and self-attached Anubias; Fully grown and hardy, right from the start; Easy to place on the glass of the aquarium; Anubias barteri var. Sold Out ... Vallisneria Nana. Contrary to this, plants of V. spiralis from Lake Edward in equatorial Africa do align genetically with plants from southern Europe (Les et al., 2008). Due to Covid-19 we are only accepting online orders as of now. Vallisneria nana | provided name: Vallisneria gigantea Catalogue number:MEL 1058325A State: South Australia Locality: Mid Murray (DC) Collector: Belcher, R.O. The most common type is the Vallisneria Spiralis, which grows to a size of 30 to 60 cm (12 – 24 inch), but there are smaller ones such as the Vallisneria Nana and enormous ones that are only suitable for large aquariums like the Vallisneria Americana. To all our esteemed customers, these are difficult times for all, lets join together to help each other and stay SAFE. The Australasian Virtual Herbarium (AVH) is an online resource that provides immediate access to the wealth of plant specimen information held by Australian herbaria. (Tracking available) A shorter specie would V. 'Mini twister' at around 15cm and Sagittaria subulata 'pusilla'. Mejlbyvej 2008250 EgåTlf. When prope.. Scientific Name: Neritina natalensisCommon Name: Nerite snailTank size: 5 gallons (20L) and moreTemp.. The name 'Tiger' is due to its striped leaves (30-50 cm long, 1-2 cm wide). A Nano aquarium is a small-sized miniature aquarium that ranges from 1 to 10 gallons (4 – 40 litters) in size. Rhyzomatous. So depending on the size of your nano tank, keep it in the foreground or mid-ground of your tank. Common Name: Vallisneria Spiralis Leopard Vallisneria Spiralis is a ubiquitous plant of the aquarium hobby. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. Type: … Vallisneria spiralis has a slight twist to its leaves while larger varietals such as Vallisneria nana and V. natans have leaves more than 50cm long. MIGHTY MARCH In Australia, the tropical species are V. nana, Vallisneria triptera, Vallisneria annua and Vallisneriaerecta, replaced by V. australis in temperate areas (Jacobs and Frank, 1997; Les et al., 2008). ... as V. nana, such plants have been recorded so far (Hussner 2012). The Guppy is one of the most well known and popular aquarium fish for both beginners and advanced ... Stay up to date with news and promotions by signing up for our weekly newsletter, 1374, Humayun Nagar, Hyderabad - 500 028 INDIA, Pets Wizard Bio Rings, Pack of 100 Pcs, White, Echinodorus Cordifolius. Synonyms: Vallisneria gigantea Graebn., Vallisneria gracilis F.M.Bailey" Size, Weight, and Age Range From GISD (2006): "Eelgrasses are submerged aquatic plants that can grow up to five metres." Environment No information on the specific environment requirements of Vallisneria nana was found. Plant info. It's short and stout appearance is tolerant of a wide range of aquarium conditions and it is considered to be a great plant for beginners. Country or continent where a plant is the most common. Scientific name: Vallisneria torta. They act as the perfect background plants, growing tall and fast to create a jungle like appearance. (Can you keep them without co2) 4. All Aquarium Plants come with free Live Arrival Guarantee if shipped by Courier, if you receive dead on arrival, inform us and MMH will resend plants or issue refund as given in terms. Vallisneria nana: Vallisneria nana is native to Australia. Early 2018 its presence was confirmed and population size reassessed. Green Plant, biwaensis, C: Vallisneria americana (natans), D: Vallisneria nana and E: Vallisneria spiralis "Tiger" 0. Minimum Tank Size: 29 Gallons (110 Litres) Care Level: Very Easy Water Conditions: 6.0 -9.0 pH and Moderately Hard to Very Hard Temperature: 64–82°F (18-28°C) Maximum Size: 6 feet (2 meters) Jungle vals (Vallisneria americana) also known as water celery, eelgrass and tape grass are a hardy, freshwater plant that are part of the tape-grasses family. It is extremely suitable as a mid-ground plant, but can also be used as a background plant in small aquariums. Size: 4. Like vast majority of tank plants Pogostemon Helferi isn't a purely aquatic plant. Customise filters (scroll to see full list) Taxon. Suitable for general accessory, liquids and electronic items. Vallisneria spiralis has long, narrow, linear leaves with 3-5 parallel leaf veins that can be colored from pale green to reddish in hue. Vallisneria fortifolia is a small species that grows thin and tightly coiled leaves that extend to between 5.9 to 7.8 inches in length. Synonyms: Vallisneria gigantea Graebn., Vallisneria gracilis F.M.Bailey" Size, Weight, and Age Range From GISD (2006): "Eelgrasses are submerged aquatic plants that can grow up to five metres." Environment No information on the specific environment requirements of Vallisneria nana was found. AVH is a collaborative project of the state, Commonwealth and territory herbaria, developed under the auspices of the Council of Heads of Australasian Herbaria (CHAH), representing the major Australian collections.
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Ennio Morricone (born 10 November 1928 in Rome) is an Italian composer especially noted for his film scores. He has composed the scores of more than 500 films and TV series. Although only 30 of these are for Western films, it is for this work which he is best known. Morricone's sparse style of composition for the genre is particularly exemplified by the soundtracks of the classic spaghetti westerns The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Sergio Leone, 1966) and Once Upon A Time In The West (Sergio Leone, 1968).
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