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Xavier Musketeers Outlook in Sweet 16 vs. Arizona
The Arizona Wildcats may appear to be a heavy favorite over the Xavier Musketeers in the Sweet 16, but Chris Mack looks to show teacher that pupil is ready to shine.
By Jesse Borek Mar 24, 2015, 10:00am EDT
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In a script of true Shakespearean proportions, the Xavier Musketeers head coach Chris Mack will come full circle on Thursday night when his team bumps heads against the #2 in the West Region, the Arizona Wildcats, coached by his mentor, Sean Miller.
From 2004-2009, Miller was the head Musketeer. Leaving for a more prestigious job out in the desert, the move has paid off for not only both men, but also both programs.
The Wildcats just finished off winning, not only the Pac-12 regular season title, but also the postseason tournament. While the Musketeers fell short of capturing Big East glory against Villanova, only one of those two teams are left standing after the first weekend.
What do Arizona and Sean Miller bring to the table? A brilliant team, for one. They've won 33 games to this point, having dropped only three. The good news? Those three losses came to subpar competition on the road. And while Los Angeles is much closer to Tucson than Cincinnati, the 'Cats have had a history of slipping up on the road this year.
While their three losses have come by a combined nine points to UNLV, Oregon State, and Arizona State--three teams not in the field of 64--they're blemishes nonetheless.
The one constant in the three losses the 'Cats have suffered this year has been foul trouble to their mountain of a center, seven-footer Kaleb Tarczewski (side note: would you rather have to spell Tarczewski or Arcidiacono in the finals of a spelling bee contest?). Luckily for Xavier, they have one of their own in Matt Stainbrook. Winning the matchup down low will be crucial to Xavier pulling what amounts to a bigger upset than a normal #6 vs. #2 seed matchup.
What makes Arizona so dangerous is their depth. And not depth in the sense that they just haphazardly throw a bunch of players on the floor, but everyone who sees minutes has a specific purpose, and executes their role flawlessly.
Their leading scorer is super frosh Stanley Johnson, who the Musketeers can only hope is looking at the clock until the NBA Draft when he will surely be a lottery pick, and forgets about his March obligations. What hampered the 'Cats last year on their run was the injury to Brandon Ashley, another huge body who stretches the floor at the power forward position. With him back, it seems Arizona may have one too many pieces to have to match up against.
You would be behooved to mention the Arizona Wildcats and not talk about T.J. McConnell. He can be described in a multitude of fashions: glue guy, pesky gnat, "you love to play with him, but hate to play against him," but what cannot be denied is that he is the heart and soul of the Wildcats monster. Take out the beast's heart, and there's a chance.
On paper, Arizona is a juggernaut. On the court, Arizona may be an even bigger juggernaut when you consider the hot shooting of marksman Gabe York so far in the Tournament. But it truly does take only one night, and one perfect game to swing the narrative.
Xavier is the Big East's last hope with Butler, Villanova, Providence, St. John's, and Georgetown all bowing out before the first weekend was let out. It's not like anyone expected them to be the last team standing anyways, so why stop now?
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June 02, 2020 News + Opinion » City
Where you can give money to support Black organizations and lives right now
By Caora McKenna
iving money to Black organizations in the wake of protests across North America is one of the most effective and tangible ways to actually bring about change. Giving money once is OK. Giving money every month is better, and most places make it really easy to set up recurring donations.
Black Lives Matter Solidarity Fund NS is an emergency fund for Black people living throughout Nova Scotia to offset the unprecedented effect COVID-19 is having on the Black community in NS.
Canadian Civil Liberties Association is a human rights organization that defends the rights, dignity, safety and freedoms of all people in Canada, working with pro-bono lawyers for all levels of court across Canada to fight injustice and broad-reaching education programming.
The Africville Heritage Trust operates the Africville museum which tells the story of a community that met the indignities of racism with grace and faith. Its donation page is down, but anyone who wants to donate can do so via credit card and still get a tax receipt. Just email Juanita Peters (gmafricvillemuseum@gmail.com) to get started.
The Association of Black Social Workers has set up a toll-free phone number to help Black Nova Scotians during COVID-19, and works year-round to provide educational resources, support for African Candian workers and services that range from clinical counselling to professional development. Scroll to the bottom of the homepage and click on the Donate button to get a unique donation link.
The Black Cultural Society / Centre for Nova Scotia works to protect, preserve and promote Black culture and heritage in Nova Scotia through the African Nova Scotian Museum and other initiatives and programming.
For the past five years LaMeia Reddick has been turning her mom's home into BLXCK HOUSE Life Studio—which curates and inspires holistic health experiences for the neighbourhood of North Preston. She's raising funds to build an outdoor programming space to help expand BLXCK HOUSE's offerings.
The Delmore Buddy Daye Institute works for educational change and opportunities for learners and communities of African ancestry to reach their full potential. Its programs are rooted in educational research that reaches policymakers, educators, parents and the general public.
Justice for Regis GoFundMe is a fund that will go directly to the family of Regis Korchinski-Paquette, who are still searching for answers about her death.
Black Lives Matter Toronto works to "forge critical connections and to work in solidarity with Black communities, Black-centric networks, solidarity movements and allies in order to dismantle all forms of state-sanctioned oppression, violence, and brutality committed against African, Caribbean, and Black cis, queer, trans, and disabled populations in Toronto." Its advocacy has an impact across Canada.
Canadian Race Relations Foundation funds research projects that work toward the elimination of racism in Canada. It's more research-based than action-based, but if the Street Check report tells us anything, policymakers say they need hard data before they'll bring about change.
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The Birchtown Black Loyalist Society is committed to discovering, interpreting, safeguarding, and promoting the history and heritage of the Black Loyalists— Birchtown was once home to the largest free Black settlement outside of Africa in the 1780s and many residents went on to settle Sierra Leone—and the society runs the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Shelburne. Donations can be made by
The Nova Scotia COVID-19 Health Research Coalition is supporting three research projects that focus on social and health inequities related to African Nova Scotians and COVID-19. The funding goes through the Dartmouth General Hospital Charitable Foundation but the three studies are led by Black women and all funds raised through our campaign go directly to those studies.
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This is a non-exhaustive list of places to put your money in support of Black lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and beyond. It was updated on June 3 with some more organizations. If there's an organization that should be on this list but isn't, please email news@thecoast.ca.
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Preseason Boys BB Ranks (Part 2)
Johnny Juzang of No. 17 Harvard-Westlake is one of the top junior recruits in the country and recently went on an official visit to Virginia. Photo: Twitter.com.
It's time to launch our winter basketball content on CalHiSports.com and we are doing it with a preseason Top 40 of the best boys teams from all across the state. This group is led by No. 16 Corona Centennial and includes the rest of teams down to No. 40 Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, plus a list of 30 more teams that just missed.
Note: Almost all of our new weekly rankings this upcoming season will be posts for our Gold Club members. This subscription is still just pennies per day and signing up in the preseason is a great time to do it. If you like this free post, that's great. Consider it a sample of what we every week for Gold Club members. For details how to join our team today, CLICK HERE.
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16. (34) Centennial (Corona) 20-11
Head coach Josh Giles has another excellent team and this year begins right in the range expected of them in the preseason last year (No. 13). The Huskies were competitive against Top 20 clubs last season, but were inconsistent. This perimeter-oriented club plays fast and loves to get out and run, but doesn't really have a post presence for the elite teams it could face in the CIF Southern Section playoffs. The consistency begins with Jaylen Clarke (6-5, Jr.), who is one of the more talented players in Giles' tenure as coach. Clarke is spectacular in the open court, but must continue to develop and mature in half court situations and when the game slows down. The backcourt is in excellent hands with deep scoring threat D.J. Davis (5-11, Jr.) and Paris Dawson (5-11, Jr.), a natural leader and excellent defensive player. Without the major size of some of the other elite California teams, the contributions of players such as Allan McBride (6-4, Sr.) and Dennis Cash (6-7, Jr.) will be paramount as this successful program looks to make a deep post-season run.
17. (NR) Harvard-Westlake (North Hollywood) 22-6
We'll pencil in the Wolverines as the early favorites in the Mission League race, with No. 25 and much improved Notre Dame right on their tails. Last season, coach Dave Rebibo's club came in second place in league to senior-oriented Crespi of Encino before losing to No. 14 Rancho Verde in the second round of the CIFSS D1 playoffs. This club has what it takes to earn a berth in the SoCal regionals and it begins with Johnny Juzang (6-7, Jr.). He's one of the best scorers in the state and continues to improve his overall game and effort off the ball. The Wolverines also have a rock inside with Mason Hooks (6-9, Jr.), as this true post presence can make a difference with his physical play. Brase Dottin (6-6, Jr.) is another player who will go D1 in two years, while Truman Gettings (6-7, Soph.) could have a breakout campaign. This team has balance and capable players at each position, but there is some concern about their perimeter foot speed against elite clubs. With that in mind, the backcourt play of Spencer Hubbard (5-9, Jr.) and Adam Hinton (6-3, Soph.) will be paramount.
18. (NR) St. Augustine (San Diego) 18-8
Our No. 2 team from the CIF San Diego Section is similar to the two clubs right in front of them (Harvard-Westlake, Corona Centennial) in regards to their positive outlook for the season and potential to be dynamite in 2019-20. Last season, the Saints recorded quality wins over foes such as Torrey Pines, Archbishop Mitty of San Jose and Bishop O'Dowd of Oakland, but lost twice in Western League play to No. 9 Mission Bay before losing in the first round of the section open division playoffs. Coach Mike Haupt's squad will challenge Mission Bay for league and section supremacy behind the play of Chibuzo Agbo (6-6, Jr.). Newcomer Nakial Cross (6-7, Jr.) has been a highly touted player since middle school and if he has a breakout season this team could move up. Additional depth is provided by talents such as Luke Haupt (6-4, Jr.) and Tyson McWilliams (5-11, Jr.).
19. (NR) Poly (Riverside) 24-9
The Bears are the fourth team in the bottom fourth of our preseason Top 20 that were not in last season's final ratings, but should make a big splash this year. Coach Yancy Dodson's club had a bad outing in the CIFSS 2A final versus San Marcos of Santa Barbara and the players are eager to prove they belong among the state's elite. Dodson has five of his top eight players back and two impact transfers in Evan Oliver (5-11, Jr.), who went for 22.3 ppg at Citrus Valley of Redlands, and Jamal Briscoe (6-3, Sr.), who was all-league at Serra of Gardena. The catalyst for this club is Briscoe's cousin, Lamont Butler (6-1, Jr.), one of the state's best underclass point guards who draws rave reviews for his fundamental approach to the game. "Our strengths have always been our chemistry, ability to defend and offensive execution," Dodson said. If Poly can win an Ivy League crown over No. 14 Rancho Verde and No. 25 Notre Dame and close strong in the playoffs, this could be the program's best season since NBA Hall of Famer Reggie Miller led the Bears to the CIFSS 3-A crown in 1982-83.
Te'Jon Sawyer had 24 points and 18 rebounds for Salesian of Richmond in CIF North Coast Section D2 title win over Las Lomas of Walnut Creek. Photo: Willie Eashman.
20. (7) Salesian (Richmond) 30-2
Don't cry for The Pride as life without 2018 Cal-Hi Sports NorCal Player of the Year James Akinjo (Georgetown) begins. Salesian began at No. 14 last year and rose to a nationally ranked unit not only because of Akinjo, but because of the emergence of Tejon Sawyer (6-6, Jr.) and the defensive ability of Jovon McClanahan (5-11, Sr.). His twin brother Jaden McClanahan (5-11, Sr.) is another defensive ball-hawk that makes winning plays. Tyler Brinkman (6-5, Jr.) is emerging as one of the best NorCal players in his class as well and Shane Bell (6-4 Jr.) could have a breakout campaign. Coach Bill Mellis has plenty of experienced guards, some good size and depth provided by the likes of Demarshay Johnson (6-8, Soph.), a terrific prospect, transfer Noah Simmons (6-3, Soph.) and Austin Johnson (6-3, Fr.). Don't be surprised if this team is clicking on all cylinders in 2019 because it has some tough holiday tournament games to open the season.
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21. (NR) Notre Dame (Riverside) 33-4
Head coach Robert Robinson has four returning starters from a team that fell to Pleasant Valley of Chico in the CIF D3 championship. The Titans graded out well in fall league competition and Robinson sees no weak links in the lineup, but it must prove it can get by No. 14 Rancho Verde and No. 19 Poly in Ivy League play in order to move up. The returnees are Anthony Holland (6-5, Sr.), the 2018 CIFSS D3 Wooden Award winner, Anton Mozga (6-3, Sr.), an all-state candidate, Pierce Sterling (6-3, Sr.) and Dondre Bausley (6-3, Sr.).
22. (22) Damien (La Verne) 24-7
Head coach Mike LeDuc's club begins the season right where it finished last year, ready to compete with anyone but just a shade below the state's elite. Cam Shelton (Northern Arizona) will be missed, but Cal-Hi Sports State Freshman of the Year Malik Thomas (6-3, Soph.) will increase his production and Austin Cooke (6-4, Jr.) is another talented offensive player. The inside play of Ofeanyi Okeke (6-6, Sr.) will be key and transfer Jarred Hyder (6-2, Sr.) is one of the state's elite players and should off-set much of what Shelton brought to the table in terms of scoring punch.
23. (31) Dublin 26-6
This was a bubble club last preseason that played up to expectations and could be much better in 2018-19. The Gaels lose Conner Jackson, but Robbie Beasley (6-2, Jr.) is quickly emerging as one of the best players in NorCal. The reason Dublin is the early NCS D1 favorites is the emergence of Anthony Roy (6-4, Jr.) and Jalen Pierce (6-6, Jr.). If that duo has a big season to take some of the pressure off Beasley, this team could move into the Top 20.
Damien's Malik Thomas was the 2018 Cal-Hi Sports State Freshman of the Year. Photo: Twitter.com.
24. (NR) St. Mary's (Stockton) 26-9
The Rams started at No. 22 last season and were just a shade below that forecast and expectations are just about the same this season. Bryce Johnson (6-6, Sr.) is a senior and is primed for a monster year after averaging 17.8 ppg, 12.5 rpg and 2.3 apg for a club that won the CIF Sac Joaquin Section D2 title and advanced to the NorCal D2 regional final. Head doach Ken Green has a solid supporting cast around Johnson, including Carson Simi (6-0, Sr.), who averaged 12.5 ppg, and super athletic Jamar Marshall (6-1, Jr.), who netted 11.1 ppg.
25. (NR) Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks) 16-12
Don't be fooled by the Knights' pedestrian record last season, as Ziaire Williams (6-7, Jr.) missed a chunk of the league season with injury. He developed into one of the country's best juniors over the summer and Julian Rishwain (6-4, Sr.) is one of SoCal's best shooters who earned a scholarship to Boston College over the summer. Head coach Matt Sargeant (a former all-state player at Huntington Beach Ocean View) loves his team's speed and unselfishness and if the role players and first-year talents such as Brandon Perez (6-2, Fr.) and Ben Shtolzberg (6-0, Fr.) are ready for prime time, there is no reason why the Knights can't claim the Mission League title and move up in the rankings.
26. (33) Torrey Pines (San Diego) 28-4
The Falcons moved into the Top 20 last season as a result of being No. 2 in the San Diego Section by local pollsters. We felt they were more a middle of the pack statewide team and it proved true when they fell to Woodland Hills Taft in the first round of the SoCal D1 regional as a No. 2 seed. We rate the Falcons as a solid No. 3 in the section (as we did for most of last season) led by the UC San Diego-bound Bryce Pope (6-2, Sr.). Twin brother Michael Pope (6-3, Sr.) is also back in the fold for veteran coach John Olive and there is plenty of talent on the interior with Victor Novy (6-7, Sr.), Travis Snider (6-6, Sr.) and Brandon Angel (6-7, Jr.).
27. (NR) Clovis West (Fresno) 26-4
This team was a bubble club in the preseason last year and we feel it could move its way towards the Top 20 with more consistent results against top-tier competition. It begins with Cole Anderson (6-4, Soph.), an elite shooter and all-state freshman for the No. 2 team from the CIF Central Section. Coach Vance Walberg also welcomes back Grayson Carper (6-2, Sr.) and Dante Chachere (6-3, Sr.) to a club that carries huge motivation after an upset loss in the first round of the D1 section playoffs.
28. (NR) Moreau Catholic (Hayward) 22-8
There is a lot to like from this team that tied for the Mission Valley League crown with bubble club James Logan of Union City and advanced to the NCS D2 semis. Coach Frank Knight brings more back than Logan, including MVL MVP Maxwell Anderson (6-0, Sr.) plus four others with starting experience, including all-leaguers David Hector (6-4, Sr.) and Leonard Turner (6-5, Sr.). Knight also has plenty of depth and talent from a 25-3 JV squad, talented transfer D.J. Johnson (6-6, Soph.) and a strong freshman class that includes his son Trey Knight (5-11, Fr.).
29. (NR) St. Anthony (Long Beach) 28-4
The Saints had a terrific 2017-18 regular season, only to see it crash and burn in a SoCal D3 second round loss to Knight of Palmdale. Coach Allen Caveness (a standout at Pomona) states this year's team is longer, more athletic and has better size. It will be needed since the Saints play a tougher schedule and are now classified CIFSS D1 in the Del Rey League with the likes of state No. 2 Bishop Montgomery. Making the transition smoother to the CIFSS D1 ranks is Frank Staine (6-6, Sr.), a talented wing, inside presence Marquise "Baby" Nelloms (6-6, Sr.) and Josh "Juice" Belvin (6-1, Sr.).
30. (NR) Brentwood (Los Angeles) 26-8
This team lost to eventual CIF D2 state champ Crossroads of Santa Monica twice in Gold Coast League play, only to beat the Roadrunners in the CIFSS D2AA title game. The defending section champs are now in D1 and hope to give preseason No. 1 Sierra Canyon all it can handle in league behind the play of Braelee Albert (6-5, Sr.) and Cameron Hilbert-Woods (6-6, Sr.). If Finnley O'Rourke (6-6, Sr.) returns strong after an injury-plagued 2017-18 season and Christian Moore (6-5, Fr.) is as good as advertised, this will be a dangerous post-season team once again.
Lakewood Mayfair's Josh Christopher can score as a post player or from the outside or pretty much any way. Photo: Nick Koza.
31. (NR) Mayfair (Lakewood) 21-8
With an elite talent such as Josh Christopher (6-4, Jr.) in the fold, the Monsoons have tons of potential, but must begin behind St. Anthony (head-to-head loss) and have a stronger showing in the CIFSS D2AA playoffs. Coach Tony Davis' team should advance much further than the second round this year and could battle for a section open berth if there are no letdowns. Michael Ofoegbu (6-6, Sr.) and Dylan Cabs (6-6, Sr.) are underrated forwards, but steady play will be necessary from lead guard Amir Kirkwood (6-0, Sr.), who did not play last season after a mid-season transfer.
32. (3) Etiwanda 30-4
This team lost in the SoCal Open Division final to eventual State Team of the Year Sierra Canyon and played above preseason expectations, but lost a terrific senior class that included all-stater Kessler Edwards (Pepperdine) and Elijah Harkless (Cal-St. Northridge). "Clamp City" will fall below last year's preseason expectations (No. 21), but we won't be one bit surprised if the Eagles move towards the Top 20 by mid-season. Camren Pierce (5-11, Jr.) had some big moments last season and Legend Stamps (6-9, Sr.) has plenty of untapped potential, but it's the production of up-and-comers Brantley Stevenson (6-3, Jr.), Tyree Campbell (6-3, Jr.) and Jahmei Mashack (6-3, Soph.) that determines how much this team improves.
33. (20) Foothills Christian (El Cajon) 26-7
The Knights were last year's No. 1 team in San Diego after Taeshon Cherry came over late from St. Augustine, but he wasn't in the lineup at the end of the season and the team finished in the range forecasted in the preseason (No. 18). Coach Brad Leaf doesn't necessarily have a talent like Cherry, but he'll have more continuity and more of total team effort as the Knights attempt to move up in the section pecking order. Derrick Carter-Hollinger (6-5, Sr.) is an all-state candidate while younger brother Darrien Carter-Hollinger (6-4, Soph.) could have a breakout season. The backcourt is steady with gamer Yassine Gharram (6-2, Jr.) and press-breaker Jaren Nafarette (5-7, Sr.).
34. (NR) Los Altos (Hacienda Heights) 25-4
This bubble club in the 2017-18 preseason had a fine record, but is looking for signature wins during the regular season and a strong finish. The Conquerors play a tough schedule and with third team all-state choice Jarod Lucas back for his senior year, coach Jeff Lucas (his father) likes his team's chance to move up. Lucas burned defenses to the tune of 26.2 ppg and for his career has 2,157 points while averaging 25.8 ppg with a shot at the magical 3,000-point barrier with a strong year. Ultimately, this team's fortunes boil down to the production of role players such as Dion Porter (6-3, Jr.), Devin Walker Lewis (6-4, Soph.) and Ozzy Cuellar (5-9, Soph.).
35. (NR) Grant (Sacramento) 23-11
Expectations are high for a Pacers club that lost to No. 24 St. Mary's in the Sac Joaquin Section D2 title game and advanced to the NorCal D1 semifinals after starting on the preseason bubble. Grant is one of the deepest clubs in NorCal and the ringleader is Steven Richardson (6-4, Sr.), one of the best players in the SJS. A.J. McGee (6-0, Sr.) and Corey Yerger (5-11, Soph.) form a backcourt with tons of talent and potential while Deejuan Pruitt (6-8 Sr.) and David Jones (6-5, Sr.) do the work up front. If Jonathan Schooley-Tyson (6-3, Soph.) and Mike Decaurie (6-8, Soph.) made an impact, the Pacers could quickly move up.
Archbishop Riordan's Jelani Clark was the CCS Freshman of the Year two seasons ago. Photo: Twitter.com.
36. (NR) Archbishop Riordan (San Francisco) 17-12
Yes, it does appear odd not to have a projected top team from the West Catholic Athletic League of the CIF Central Coast Section any higher than here. Defending CCS Open Division champ Bellarmine Prep of San Jose lost tons to graduation. We love Riordan's backcourt of Jelani Clark (6-2, Jr.) and Bryce Monroe (5-10, Jr.) but we're putting the Crusaders behind the team they lost to in last year's NorCal playoffs. Monroe averaged nearly 24 ppg last season at Sacred Heart Cathedral and has moved over to be with his cousin, Clark, who also was among the best players in the WCAL.
37. (NR) St. Bernard (Playa del Rey) 14-12
This is one of those teams that would have been even higher in these preseason rankings except for the loss of a key transfer. The Vikings' loss was 6-foot-5 all-state freshman Tyler Powell. Still, they have six lettermen returning and are not going to drop that far off. Senior center Romelle Mansel (6-9, Sr.) will be hard for anyone to deal with and is headed to Long Beach State. St. Bernard also has a dynamic point guard in Amani "Mook" Harris (6-1, Sr.). Another to watch is guard Nick Bowden (5-11, Jr.).
38. (NR) Washington Prep (Los Angeles) 23-11
The Generals made a splash during fall league and the defending L.A. City D1 champs could offer resistance to the traditional City powers in this year's L.A. City Open bracket. Wash House might have their most talented unit since the early 1990s (Lamar Smith, Barnabus James, Isaac Burton, etc.) with Noel Scott (6-3, Sr.) as the catalyst. Others to watch for are Bilal Mike (6-2, Sr.) and transfer De'Shawn Johnson (6-5, Jr.) from defending D4 state champ L.A. View Park Prep.
39. (23) Long Beach Poly (Long Beach) 23-9
Coach Shelton Diggs' team was a bubble club last year, but this bunch was a tough out for state-ranked teams. With its penchant for playing tough in the post-season, the Jackrabbits deserve to be ranked. They are led by a trio of terrific guards in Giordan Williams (6-2, Sr.), Justin Rene (6-1, Sr.) and Malik Salahuddin (6-0, Sr.).
40. (36) Archbishop Mitty (San Jose) 13-17
For this last spot, we'll go with an Archbishop Mitty squad that is always disciplined and plays hard under head coach Tim Kennedy. The Monarchs were up-and-down last season, but reached the CCS Open Division final and their loss in the NorCal D1 playoffs was to eventual state finalist Las Lomas. Leading returnees for Kennedy include Devan Sapp (6-3, Jr.), Mikey Mitchell (6-2, Soph.), Marcus Greene (6-1, Jr.) and Joseph Vaughn (6-3, Sr.).
Jamie Jaquez of Camarillo could certainly lead his team to a much higher ranking. He averaged 31 ppg as a junior and has committed to UCLA. Photo: Twitter.com.
30 Teams That Just Missed:
(NR) Alemany (Mission Hills) 19-10
(18) Bellarmine Prep (San Jose) 24-4
(NR) Birmingham (Van Nuys) 15-15
(8) Bishop O'Dowd (Oakland) 27-6
(NR) Bullard (Fresno) 22-10
(NR) Camarillo 15-12
(16) Capital Christian (Sacramento) 22-9
(38) Clayton Valley (Concord) 26-4
(NR) Central (Fresno) 25-8
(NR) Colony (Ontario) 24-6
(15) Crespi (Encino) 27-5
(35) Crossroads (Santa Monica) 25-9
(NR) De La Salle (Concord) 21-9
(NR) Dorsey (Los Angeles) 14-14*
(NR) Fremont (Los Angeles) 22-9
(NR) Heritage Christian (Northridge) 13-16
(NR) James Logan (Union City) 20-7
(NR) Jesuit (Carmichael) 22-8
(NR) JSerra (San Juan Capistrano) 18-9
(NR) Leuzinger (Lawndale) 19-9
(37) Menlo School (Atherton) 25-4
(24) Oak Park 21-7
(21) Pasadena 25-8
(NR) Rolling Hills Prep (San Pedro) 20-7*
(NR) Roosevelt (Eastvale) 25-4
(NR) Santa Monica 15-12
(NR) St. Joseph (Alameda) 22-11
(32) Taft (Woodland Hills) 27-10
(NR) Tesoro (Las Flores) 17-10
(NR) Windward (Los Angeles) 17-11
Ronnie Flores is the managing editor of CalHiSports.com. He can be reached at ronlocc1977@gmail.com. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter: @RonMFlores
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Citrus Valley High School is located in Redlands and not Fontana. Also, as I have seen on some of your postings in the past, Etiwanda High School is not located in Fontana. It is in Rancho Cucamonga but it's boundary draws many students from the city of Fontana.
Mark Tennis
Since Citrus Valley hired Kurt Bruich as fb coach (from Fontana) I think I've made that mistake a few times. Etiwanda we've just listed as Etiwanda. Thanks.


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 * Styling Buttons mainly includes:
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 * 		.dijitButtonNode - common button/arrow wrapper shared across all three button types
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.claro .dijitComboButton .dijitDownArrowButtonHover,
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Microsoft Rolls and Spins
By: eWeek Editors | February 19, 2001
Microsoft proved last week just how strong a stomach it has for coping with the vagaries of high-tech life, announcing a new president and a new version of its Windows operating system while at the same time confirming it is cooperating with a new federal
Microsoft proved last week just how strong a stomach it has for coping with the vagaries of high-tech life, announcing a new president and a new version of its Windows operating system while at the same time confirming it is cooperating with a new federal antitrust investigation into its business practices.
Chairman Bill Gates kicked off the week by giving demonstrations of the new Windows XP operating system, previously code-named Whistler. Scheduled to ship in the second half of this year, Windows XP is built on Microsofts Windows 2000 engine and sports the biggest change in the OS interface since Windows 95. It also boasts features, the company said, that will make it easy for users to unite "PCs, devices and services," such as digital cameras, scanners, music players and online music services. "People," Gates said, "want to do more and more with their PCs."
Windows XP PCs, Gates added, are at the centerpiece of the companys .Net strategy, an initiative that calls for the creation of new Web-based software and services that can interact with and update desktop- and device-bound applications.
Helping to sell the new OS and the .Net vision will be Rick Belluzzo, former chief executive of Silicon Graphics who joined Microsoft in September 1999 and has been overseeing its MSN online service. Belluzzo was named president and chief operating officer, with responsibility for sales, marketing, business development and operations. He replaces six-year Microsoft veteran Bob Herbold, who will not leave Microsoft a poor man. Herbold has sold or registered to sell shares worth about $88 million.
Meanwhile, as Microsoft readies for scheduled oral arguments in its ongoing antitrust case with the government later this month, the Department of Justice acknowledged it is scrutinizing Microsofts $135 million October investment in its longtime rival Corel. The deal may bear study because Corel offers one of the few suites of business applications that competes with Microsoft Office, which has more than 90 percent of the market for such software. Besides a Windows version, Corel offers its WordPerfect 2000 Office for Linux.
Microsofts deal doesnt preclude Corel from developing applications for other platforms, said company spokesman Jim Cullinan. "We think this deal is pretty straightforward and that there are no legal issues of concern."
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/** @typedef {import('./index').EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent */

const urls = require('./urls');

/**
 * Returns the number of decimal places in a number
 * e.g., 1 => 0, 1.000 => 0, 1.0001 => 4
 * @param {Number} a
 * @returns {Number}
 */
function precision(a) {
  if (!isFinite(a)) return 0;
  let e = 1;
  let p = 0;
  while (Math.round(a * e) / e !== a) {
    e *= 10;
    p++;
  }
  return p;
}

/**
 * Returns the timestamp in milliseconds for when the alarm condition ended, if
 * possible
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @returns {Number}
 */
function conditionOkTime(event) {
  if (event?.detail?.state?.timestamp) {
    return Date.parse(event.detail.state.timestamp);
  }
}

/**
 * Returns the timestamp in milliseconds for when the alarm condition started,
 * if possible
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @returns {Number}
 */
function conditionAlarmTime(event) {
  if (event?.detail?.previousState?.reasonData) {
    const previousData = JSON.parse(event.detail.previousState.reasonData);

    if (previousData?.startDate) {
      // If there's a startDate on the previous state, we can assume that is
      // the start of the issue
      return Date.parse(previousData.startDate);
    } else if (previousData?.evaluatedDatapoints?.length) {
      // There are times where there won't be a startDate, but there will
      // be datapoints related to the start of the issue. Use the oldest
      // value as an estimate.
      const pts = previousData.evaluatedDatapoints
        .filter((p) => p.timestamp)
        .map((p) => p.timestamp)
        .sort();

      if (pts.length) {
        return Date.parse(pts[0]);
      }
    }
  }
}

/**
 *
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch} cloudWatchClient
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmsOutput} desc
 * @param {Date} startTime
 * @param {Date} endTime
 * @returns {Promise<AWS.CloudWatch.GetMetricDataOutput>}
 */
async function metricData(event, cloudWatchClient, desc, startTime, endTime) {
  const queryMetric = {};

  if (desc.MetricAlarms[0].Namespace) {
    queryMetric.Namespace = desc.MetricAlarms[0].Namespace;
  }

  if (desc.MetricAlarms[0].MetricName) {
    queryMetric.MetricName = desc.MetricAlarms[0].MetricName;
  }

  if (desc.MetricAlarms[0].Dimensions) {
    queryMetric.Dimensions = desc.MetricAlarms[0].Dimensions;
  }

  const params = {
    StartTime: startTime,
    EndTime: endTime,
    ScanBy: 'TimestampAscending',
    MetricDataQueries: [
      {
        Id: 'alarmMetricData',
        MetricStat: {
          Metric: queryMetric,
          Period: event.detail.configuration.metrics[0].metricStat.period,
          Stat: event.detail.configuration.metrics[0].metricStat.stat,
        },
      },
    ],
  };

  return cloudWatchClient.getMetricData(params).promise();
}

/**
 * Returns a string that include the duration of the alarm if enough data
 * is available to calculate it
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @returns {String}
 */
function duration(event) {
  const okTime = conditionOkTime(event);
  const alarmTime = conditionAlarmTime(event);

  // If there's enough data to compute the duration of the alarm, include
  // that in the message
  if (okTime && alarmTime) {
    const dif = okTime - alarmTime;
    const difSec = dif / 1000;

    let duration = difSec;
    let durationUnit = 'seconds';

    if (difSec >= 3600) {
      duration = Math.round(difSec / 3600);
      durationUnit = 'hours';
    } else if (difSec >= 60) {
      duration = Math.round(difSec / 60);
      durationUnit = 'minutes';
    }

    return `*Alarm duration:* ${duration} ${durationUnit} | `;
  }

  return '';
}

/**
 * Returns basic details of the alarm notification, like duration and links
 * to CloudWatch console pages.
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmsOutput} desc
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmHistoryOutput} history
 * @returns {Promise<String[]>}
 */
async function basics(event, desc, history) {
  let line = '';

  line = line.concat(duration(event));

  // Can always generate the CloudWatch Metrics link
  const metricsUrl = urls.metricsConsole(event, desc, history);
  line = line.concat(`*CloudWatch:* <${metricsUrl}|Metrics>`);

  // Not all alarms can be associated with logs, so only add when there
  // is a URL to use
  const logsUrl = await urls.logsConsole(event, desc);
  if (logsUrl) {
    line = line.concat(` • <${logsUrl}|Logs>`);
  }

  return [line];
}

/**
 * Returns a list of datapoints for the alarm metric during the alarm condition
 * that is ending. The list is truncated and sorted in some cases, depending
 * on the type of alarm and the total number of values.
 * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmsOutput} desc
 * @param {AWS.CloudWatch} cloudWatchClient
 * @returns {Promise<String[]>}
 */
async function datapoints(event, desc, cloudWatchClient) {
  const okTime = conditionOkTime(event);
  const alarmTime = conditionAlarmTime(event);

  if (okTime && alarmTime) {
    // TODO Move this to a single-metric specific builder
    if (event.detail.configuration.metrics.length === 1) {
      // Use more complete set of metric data for the duration of the alarm
      // to provide some more details
      const alarmMetricData = await metricData(
        event,
        cloudWatchClient,
        desc,
        new Date(alarmTime),
        new Date(okTime),
      );

      const rawValues = alarmMetricData.MetricDataResults?.[0]?.Values;

      if (rawValues.length) {
        const maxDigits = 4;
        let qualifier = 'Datapoints';

        // In some cases we don't want to display all the values, such as if
        // there are hundreds, so a subset are chosen to display.
        let sortedValues = rawValues;

        // Display a maximum number of data points
        const cap = 8;

        if (rawValues.length > cap) {
          if (
            ['GreaterThanOrEqualToThreshold', 'GreaterThanThreshold'].includes(
              desc.MetricAlarms[0].ComparisonOperator,
            )
          ) {
            qualifier = `Highest ${cap} of ${rawValues.length} datapoints`;
            sortedValues = rawValues.sort((a, b) => b - a);
          }

          if (
            ['LessThanOrEqualToThreshold', 'LessThanThreshold'].includes(
              desc.MetricAlarms[0].ComparisonOperator,
            )
          ) {
            qualifier = `Lowest ${cap} of ${rawValues.length} datapoints`;
            sortedValues = rawValues.sort((a, b) => a - b);
          }
        }

        const points = sortedValues.slice(0, cap).map((v) => {
          let pThreshold = 3;

          if (
            desc?.MetricAlarms?.[0]?.Threshold ||
            desc?.MetricAlarms?.[0]?.Threshold === 0
          ) {
            pThreshold = precision(desc.MetricAlarms[0].Threshold);
          }

          const pDatapoint = precision(v);

          // Print the datapoint values with at most 4 decimal points, and at
          // least the number of decimals in the datapoint or threshold
          // value, whichever is larger.
          const digits = Math.min(maxDigits, Math.max(pDatapoint, pThreshold));
          return `\`${v.toFixed(digits)}\``;
        });

        // Add a unit label if it's anything other than Count
        let unit = '';
        if (
          desc.MetricAlarms[0].Unit &&
          desc.MetricAlarms[0].Unit !== 'Count' &&
          desc.MetricAlarms[0].Unit !== 'None'
        ) {
          unit = ` ${desc.MetricAlarms[0].Unit.toLowerCase()}`;
        }
        return [`*${qualifier} during alarm:* ${points.join(', ')}${unit}`];
      }
    }
  }

  return [];
}

module.exports = {
  /**
   * @param {EventBridgeCloudWatchAlarmsEvent} event
   * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmsOutput} desc
   * @param {AWS.CloudWatch.DescribeAlarmHistoryOutput} history
   * @param {AWS.CloudWatch} cloudWatchClient
   * @returns {Promise<String[]>}
   */
  async detailLines(event, desc, history, cloudWatchClient) {
    return [
      ...(await basics(event, desc, history)),
      ...(await datapoints(event, desc, cloudWatchClient)),
    ];
  },
};


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'Nothing has changed': Civilians suffering in Idlib despite de-escalation zone
Increase in government attacks has forced thousands to flee their homes in northern Syria
Government attacks has taken place despite Southern Idlib's designation as a "de-escalation" zone (MEE/Mohammed Krkas)
Zouhir Al Shimale
Published date: 8 February 2019 15:04 UTC | Last update: 3 years 11 months ago
Civilians continue to bear the brunt of suffering in northern Syria, as government forces step up their bombing campaign on rebel-held areas ahead of peace talks in the Russian city of Sochi later this month.
The escalation in artillery attacks on towns and villages by government troops across southern Idlib has forced Syrians to flee their homes in a bid to stay alive.
Thousands are estimated to have been displaced by the renewed government advance in southern Idlib - despite its designation as a "de-escalation zone" - as harsh winter conditions further compound the situation.
Mass displacement of thousands
Officials earlier this month warned the UN Security Council that "harsh winter conditions" and "ongoing hostilities" have resulted in the displacement of "tens of thousands more civilians." Last month, the UN said those winter conditions had killed some 30 children.
'She should have been warm': Refugees mourn children killed by cold in Syria camp
Jumaa Darbasi, a 41-year-old bookseller from Homs, said he had been forced to flee with his family following government advances near his village.
"In the early years of the war, we could migrate to the countryside and escape the bombs," said Darbasi, who has been displaced on multiple occasions because of the war.
"But with Assad taking control of more land, it's displacing more and more people, and making things harder for everybody.
"There is nowhere else to go. Shelters are not easy to find near the border, and we can't afford to move again. I'd rather stay and pray to God for this to end."
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that government forces in northern Syria had killed at least 68 civilians since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's last meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
Earlier this month, local revolutionary councils in Jarjanaz and al-Teh in southern Idlib declared the villages "disaster zones" following the escalation in government attacks.
Said Khaled Alaa-Deen, who is part of the local revolutionary council in Jarjanaz, said that attacks on his village continued before and after the Sochi process began in Russia.
"There is no ceasefire in Idlib, and nothing has changed because of Sochi," Alaa-Deen told MEE.
"In the last few days, we have seen at least 100 mortar missiles land in our village and forced nearly 90 percent of the local population flee."
Sochi talks
Aid agencies have warned of the impending humanitarian crisis in Idlib as supplies run low.
Russia is set to host Iranian and Turkish officials later this month to discuss the civil war, and the de-escalation zone it has set in place.
Ahmad Rahal, a military analyst and former colonel in the Free Syrian Army, told MEE that despite the escalation in fighting by government troops, he expects Russia and Turkey to maintain the peace in Idlib.
"Iran has been trying to get opposition groups to fight in southern Idlib, but Turkey has been successful in stopping the rebels from playing into Iran's war games," said Rahal.
"Russia and Turkey will most likely undertake joint operations to eliminate extremist factions affiliated to Al-Qaeda.
"But we know that the Assad regime and Iran are not happy with Russia's cooperation with Turkey and will stop at nothing until they recapture Idlib."
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Stranded foreign nationals in Idlib unite to fight for their rights back home


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Clinton Township Supervisor Robert Cannon joins Mount Clemens Mayor Barb Dempsey, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor in preparing for various anniversaries for the communities. MACOMB DAILY PHOTO -- MITCH HOTTS
New Kroger grocery stores are in the planning stages for the next two years in Macomb County. Ian Pesses -- For The Macomb Daily
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Vintage Gardens Wedding Chapel and Event Center, a new 3,000-square-foot facility on Utica Road in Fraser, is under construction. It shares the same parking lot at Vintage House Banquets and Catering.
Ian Pesses -- For The Macomb Daily
Macomb County's next big road project involves a shutdown of 10 miles of westbound Interstate 696, from I-94 to I-75. MACOMB DAILY FILE PHOTO
Cooper's Hawk Winery is expected to open this summer at the Mall at Partridge Creek.
5 things to look forward to in Macomb County for 2018
by Mitch Hotts
With 2017 now in the rearview mirror, it's time to look forward to what the New Year will bring to these parts.
Here are five things to look forward to:
• Birthday Bashes
Macomb County and three communities – Clinton Township, Mount Clemens and Sterling Heights – will celebrate anniversaries.
Macomb County will kick off a yearlong bicentennial bash January 10, but the signature event comes in June with a 200-mile torch relay.
The relay will take place 24/7 over two and a half days, with participants in every community taking turns to carry the lit torch. It will end the night of the Mount Clemens Fourth of July fireworks bash. For more information, visit macomb200.org
Clinton Township and Mount Clemens will recognize their respective bicentennials in various ways throughout the year.
Sterling Heights will start its 50th anniversary celebration before and during Wednesday's City Council meeting. A committee will pass out cake and sell books and apparel at 6 p.m. During the 7 p.m. council meeting, past and current mayors, councilmembers and city managers will be honored. Visit sterling-heights.net/1585/Sterling-Heights-is-Turning-50 for more.
• I-696 shutdown
Motorists may not be looking forward this, but the sooner it starts, the faster it's over.
The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to close the entire 10-mile span of westbound Interstate 696 from I-94 to I-75 in April for a seven-month makeover.
MDOT's $10 million project includes replacing concrete, conducting bridge maintenance and repairing median barrier walls.
Eastbound lanes of I-696 will remain open. When it's time for work on the eastbound side, traffic will be shifted onto a portion of westbound I-696.
There is a silver lining here: Drivers who choose to travel on surface streets may discover new restaurants and shops they didn't previously know about.
Also, crews will return this spring to finish off a $60 million road project on Hall Road between Garfield and Romeo Plank roads. The project includes adding a fourth lane for both sides of Hall Road.
• New restaurants on Hall Road
Two new eateries will either open or break ground along Hall Road (M-59).
First, Chicago-based Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant is constructing a new building at the Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township.
The 10,600-square-foot restaurant is immediately across from M's Table + Bar. With 30 locations in eight states, this will be Cooper's Hawk's first facility in Michigan.
More than 100 items are on the menu, including American, Asian, Mexican and seafood offerings, along with burgers, sandwiches, salads, and pasta. The wine menu has dozens of selections.
Cooper's Hawk officials say the site will include a casual dining restaurant, full service bar, a 48-seat private dining area, a Napa-style tasting room and a retail gift store.
A summer opening is expected.
Just down the road, a new BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse will take its place on the outskirts of Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights.
The new brewery will go up in the space occupied by the vacant Linens N' Things retail store next to the Andiamo restaurant. Plans call for the demolition of Linens N' Things this spring, with construction of a 7,600-square-foot building on a 3.4-acre site.
This will be BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse's first Michigan location.
The menu will include a southern California version of Chicago deep-dish pizza, along with salads, sandwiches, pastas, salmon, kale, Brussel sprouts, and Mediterranean pita tacos.
• Let's go Krogering
The Kroger Company is investing millions of dollars in Macomb County with several new grocery stores planned.
Officials anticipate Kroger will demolish closed Kmart stores in several communities this year and begin construction on new grocery facilities late in 2018 or in 2019.
The targeted Kmart stores are at Harper Avenue at Nine Mile Road in St. Clair Shores, Schoenherr Road at 13 Mile in Warren, and Dequindre at 18 Mile in Sterling Heights. Also rumored to become a Kroger is a closed Kmart on Groesbeck Highway near 15 Mile Clinton Township.
Meanwhile, a new Meijer is under construction on Schoenherr at 10 Mile in Warren is expected to later this year.
• Love is in the air
The owner of Vintage House Banquets and Catering in Fraser is building a new wedding chapel just across the parking lot on Utica Road.
The 3,000-square-foot state-of-the-art wedding facility will hold up to 150 people. Along with a large outdoor garden and water fountain features adding to the ambience, it will have a bridal suite and a groom's lounge for guys to catch the score of the big game before saying 'I do.'
No other banquet hall in Michigan has a wedding chapel on the same property, according to owner Anthony Jekielek.
New Mexican eatery coming to Clinton Township
Pool pooper identified
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Bond lowered again for Eastpointe man who shot best friend
Police probe man's drowning in Chesterfield Township pond
Man to face October trial for Mount Clemens July Fourth party shooting
Roseville graduation party killer sentenced to 12 years in prison
Macomb County motorist killed in I-94 crash
Man convicted of sexually assaulting girl years ago in St. Clair Shores
New Macomb County airport transit service takes off
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We are carrying out checks at Reside at Southwood. We will publish a report when our check is complete.
This comprehensive inspection took place on 1, 4, 8 and 11 May 2018. The visit on 1 May 2018 was unannounced, the remaining visits were planned with short notice.
The inspection was prompted because we received information of concern and safeguarding alerts from the local authority.
We did not have access to information from an up to date Provider Information Return (PIR), because the inspection was brought forwards from the planned date. The PIR is a form that asks the provider to give some key information about the service, what the service does well and improvements they plan to make. We reviewed all the other information we held about the service, including previous inspection reports and any notifications received by the Care Quality Commission. A notification is information about important events, which the provider is required to tell us about by law. We also contacted the local authority commissioners and safeguarding teams to establish their views of the service.
We met and spoke with 10 of the people living in the home. Because a large proportion of the people were living with dementia, we used the Short Observational Framework for Inspection (SOFI). SOFI is a specific way of observing care to help us understand the experience of people who could not talk with us.
We also spoke with three visiting relatives or friends, the registered provider, new manager, nine members of staff and four visiting health or social care professionals.
We observed how people were supported and looked at 14 people's care and support records and records and documents about how the service was managed. This included six staffing records, audits, meeting minutes, training records, maintenance records and quality assurance records.


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Home>Uncategorized>What are the uses for medical marijuana?
Cannabis has been vilified in the United States for decades but with the advent of medical marijuana, the stereotypical 'stoner' and 'waster' representations of weed smokers are becoming a thing of the past. This means that marijuana can be celebrated for its numerous health benefits. We're going to run down a list of 10 of the most well known and proven benefits of using medical marijuana and let you know how this miracle plant can have benefits for you with your CA medical weed card.
Did you know that cannabis fights cancer?
One of the main reasons that marijuana is slowly being legalized and the fact that you can buy it in California with a MM card is down to the ways that it helps to heal your body. The most important and widely reported benefits of cannabis are found in their treatment of cancer. Numerous scientific studies in the USA and around the world have illustrated that marijuana can kill cancer cells and help patients deal with the stress and pain of this very serious disease.
You may be thinking 'But what about the munchies?' Well, you're right and you're wrong; weed doesn't make you hungry but rather intensifies your taste buds. In fact, numerous studies have proven that on average a medical marijuana user is thinner than a non-user. This comes down to the fact that marijuana helps to regulate your body's production of insulin, which in turn helps you to manage your caloric intake.
A moderate use of medical marijuana can help those struggling with depression.
This belief actually goes back thousands of years and cannabis is widely known as the 'green Prozac' for its ability to help treat depression. Depression is the most common and least talked about mental illness in the United States. While there is no definitive proof that medical cannabis can treat depression in the long term, numerous studies have suggested that it does. With moderation, cannabis is known to increase serotonin levels (the happy hormone) in your body, which in turn acts as an anti-depressant and has proven to be incredibly effective.
Did you know medical marijuana can help prevent and regulate diabetes?
It's important to note that medical marijuana is also really effective at helping to both treat and completely prevent diabetes. This is down to its ability to help your body regulate its insulin production and body weight.
While cannabis has been demonized, alcohol has long been considered a socially acceptable pastime. However, alcohol is much more harmful to your body than weed is. With the advent of the medical cannabis card in California and the slow legalization of weed this is likely to change. With moderation, MMJ is a much safer alternative to the long-lasting and permanent effects of alcohol.
Did you know medical weed can help prevent Alzheimer's?
Unfortunately, while cognitive illnesses are completely unavoidable, recent studies have shown that THC found in medical marijuana can help remove toxic plaque found in the brains of those suffering from Alzheimer's. While MM won't be able to cure Alzheimer's, it can help slow the process and lead to richer and longer lives for those suffering from the illness.
A little know use for medical marijuana is how effective it is at treating ADHD. While the commonly held belief about smoking weed is associated with memory loss and the lack of ability to concentrate, this is actually the complete opposite when MM is used with moderation. In fact, it has been proven that in small and regulated doses medical marijuana can help improve concentration and is an incredibly effective, cheaper and safer alternative to prescription drugs like Adderall and Ritalin.
Did you know that medical marijuana can actually help improve your lung health?
This may blow a lot of your minds but medical marijuana doesn't contain the deadly carcinogenic compounds found in tobacco products. In fact, there are a huge number of recent studies that illustrate that those suffering from serious lung conditions, including emphysema and lung cancer, that can be treated with cannabis and that the results of this treatment can see a regression in their diseases.
Medical marijuana can be a great help to those suffering from PTSD.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has long been pushing an anti-cannabis agenda but, as countless studies have illustrated, medical marijuana is actually an excellent way to alleviate some of the severe and stressful situations that arise from PTSD. As medical marijuana becomes more mainstream it will continue to treat a wide variety of traumatic experiences, especially helping PTSD sufferers.
Did you know medical marijuana can help cure a headache?
It's true. Those who suffer from serious and even debilitating headaches can help to alleviate them with medical marijuana. Even though nonprescription medicine like aspirin, Tylenol and Advil are readily available they have a proven history of causing some severe health issues when overused. Medical cannabis is a quick and effective way to relieve a headache when used in moderation.
We've only focused on 10 of the health benefits of the miracle drug that is medical marijuana here, but there are hundreds more. Once you get your marijuana license online, you can talk to a doctor about particular ailments and find out how marijuana might just be the perfect treatment for you!


Ligustrum Liquid Extract by Botanic Choice gives your life a wholesome boost is a classic immune system support.
A shrub native to southeast Asia, ligustrum has white flowers and small black berries, which have been used in traditional Chinese medicine. Ligustrum is frequently combined with Astragalus for maximum benefit.
What's more, liquid extracts preserve active constituents and have a very long shelf life. They are also the ultimate in convenience - just add them to water, tea, or juice and enjoy a tasty, nutritious boost at home, work, or on-the-go. Our Ligustrum liquid extract is packaged in a brown, light-resistant bottle with easy-to-use dropper.
Mix 1-2 mL (28-56 drops) in a little water. Use three times daily, as a dietary supplement or as directed by a physician.


As we move within the earth's magnetic field we stimulate our bodies' electromagnetic activities.
Abatement of mobility during enforced bed rest or immobilization for heating of factures, for example clearly shows that metabolic activity is reduced.
The same effect was experienced during the first space flights and has been shown by numerous scientific experiments on animals.
Nerve and muscle action potentials forcing ion exchange essential to the metabolism of the cell ensure that a membrane potential of 70 to 90 mill volts is achieved, enabling the cell to be sustained as an electromagnetic unit.
As long as our cells are health, they are able to produce energy through electromagnetic processes. Simultaneously, cells use ATP (Adenosine TriPhosphate) to maintain electromagnetic processes at an optimal level.


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Foreign Birth Registration Delays
Children who are born abroad to parents who are naturalised Irish citizens are entitled to register on the Irish Foreign Birth Register in order to become Irish citizens.
Applications for Foreign Birth Registration are processed by the Department of Foreign Affairs. Since the Covid-19 pandemic took effect in March 2020, the processing of applications for Foreign Birth Registration has been suspended on numerous occasions since. At present, the processing of all applications remains suspended and there has been no indication to date from the Department of Foreign Affairs as to when processing will recommence.
There are currently thousands of children born abroad to naturalised Irish citizens who are waiting for their applications for Foreign Birth Registration to be processed. Sinnott Solicitors are aware of many children who are currently stuck in war torn countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria to name but a few, who are prevented from travelling to Ireland until such a time as their applications for Foreign Birth Registration are processed and they are able to apply for Irish passports. Whilst the DFA website indicates a processing time of 12-18 months for applications for Foreign Birth Registration this is not correct in reality, and many applicants are waiting for over two years at this juncture with no sign of a decision on their applications in sight.
Thousands of families remain separated and unable to reunite due to these excessive and absolutely unnecessary delays. In addition to this, persons in such circumstances were until the 20th of May, unable to submit applications for Long Stay Visas to enter Ireland as an alternative due to the suspension of visa processing. Thankfully this suspension has finally been lifted for certain categories of Applicants (read more about the lifting of restrictions and Sinnott Solicitors contribution to this here), however it does not change the fact that thousands of families remain separated due to delays in the processing of applications for Foreign Birth Registration for children.
The Immigration Team at Sinnott Solicitors in Dublin and Cork have received numerous queries from persons over recent weeks who are waiting for applications for Foreign Birth Registration for their children to be processed. We submit that the cessation of processing of Foreign Birth Registrations for children born abroad to naturalised Irish citizens as well as the delays in processing is unlawful. We submit that there may be substantial grounds in many cases to argue that the Minister for Foreign Affairs is under a positive obligation to facilitate the registration of children on the Foreign Birth Register within a reasonable period, and that the Minister is therefore in breach of his obligation at present.
If you have submitted an application for Foreign Birth registration for your children and are waiting for the processing of same, please do not hesitate to contact our immigration department in Cork or Dublin today on 014062862/0212028080 or info@sinnott.ie to discuss the matter further.
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Irish visa waiver for Ukraine Citizens
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Calhoun's Virtual Enterprise Team Wins Elevator Pitch Contest
After coming across novelty color-changing nail polish, Christie Powell, a member of the Calhoun High School Virtual Enterprise team had the idea to put that technology to life-saving use.
She brought the concept to her teammates in Peter Palazzo's class and the idea of DefenseLine was born.
"DefenseLine is a health and public safety company that specializes in the protection against date rape drugs such as Ketamine, GHB and Rohypnol," explained Powell.
The team's conceptual business won first place in the Elevator Pitch Contest at the 2018 Business and Entrepreneurship Leadership Conference sponsored by LIU Post and Virtual Enterprise International. The team was among than 1,500 students from over 60 high schools on Long Island to compete and earned a $1,000 prize.
"DefenseLine offers many products such as nail polish, key chains, rings, straws and coasters that contain a chemical indicator that changes colors when it detects harmful drugs," added Palazzo.
A presentation was completed by the entire team, each contributing insight on various aspects of a business model. Palazzo said he was proud to see the students come together in such a collaborative effort.
CEO Brenden Rosario gave the pitch at the conference.
"If this concept were to be released, it would have a great impact around the globe," he said, citing an increase in sexual assault in both male and females.
Student team members include Finn Campbell, Giavanna Correa, Brendan DeFalco, Jake Edwards, Ryan Ferrulli, Samantha Fortmeyer, Elizabeth Herman, Dylan Hughes-McTurk, Eric Immel, Margaret Joseph, Brittney Krause, Sydney McGinley, Dylan Muccini, Christie Powell, Emily Rawson, Kirsten Ringnalda, Brenden Rosario, Frank Sturiano, Sarah Tappeto, Harrison Valdes and Liam Walley.
This is the second time in three years that a VE team from Calhoun has accomplished this feat. From here, they go on to compete at the regional level.


When Saskatchewan comes to town, it's always a fun night. Even better when their loyal fans join the tailgate, no doubt our best of the year to date!
Thanks for coming everyone! Hope you had a great time, (despite the game result hehe).


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Q: problem with composer install and php version when deploying web app I need to deploy a web application written with Laravel and vue.js.
The server is on AWS with ubuntu 18.04.
Initially the development was done on a windows machine with Xampp v7.4.10, Control Panel v3.2.4 and with PHP v7.4.10.
Later I developed on a macOs machine with the same version of Xampp and with PHP v7.4.28.
I found out that I have PHP v7.3.18 on the server and when I tried to run the command
composer install

gives me this error:
Cannot create cache directory /home/ubuntu/.composer/cache/repo/https---packagist.org/, or directory is not writable. Proceeding without cache
Cannot create cache directory /home/ubuntu/.composer/cache/files/, or directory is not writable. Proceeding without cache
Loading composer repositories with package information
Installing dependencies from lock file
Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.

  Problem 1
    - Installation request for psr/container 1.1.2 -> satisfiable by psr/container[1.1.2].
    - psr/container 1.1.2 requires php >=7.4.0 -> your PHP version (7.3.18) does not satisfy that requirement.
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    - psr/container 1.1.2 requires php >=7.4.0 -> your PHP version (7.3.18) does not satisfy that requirement.
    - symfony/service-contracts v2.5.0 requires psr/container ^1.1 -> satisfiable by psr/container[1.1.2].
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I installed and enabled PHP v7.4 using the following shell commands:
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Loading composer repositories with package information
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    - Installation request for nikic/php-parser v4.13.2 -> satisfiable by nikic/php-parser[v4.13.2].
    - nikic/php-parser v4.13.2 requires ext-tokenizer * -> the requested PHP extension tokenizer is missing from your system.
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    - Installation request for psy/psysh v0.11.1 -> satisfiable by psy/psysh[v0.11.1].
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    - tijsverkoyen/css-to-inline-styles 2.2.4 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
  Problem 4
    - Installation request for phar-io/manifest 2.0.3 -> satisfiable by phar-io/manifest[2.0.3].
    - phar-io/manifest 2.0.3 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
  Problem 5
    - Installation request for php-parallel-lint/php-console-highlighter v0.5 -> satisfiable by php-parallel-lint/php-console-highlighter[v0.5].
    - php-parallel-lint/php-console-highlighter v0.5 requires ext-tokenizer * -> the requested PHP extension tokenizer is missing from your system.
  Problem 6
    - Installation request for phpunit/php-code-coverage 7.0.15 -> satisfiable by phpunit/php-code-coverage[7.0.15].
    - phpunit/php-code-coverage 7.0.15 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
  Problem 7
    - Installation request for phpunit/php-token-stream 4.0.4 -> satisfiable by phpunit/php-token-stream[4.0.4].
    - phpunit/php-token-stream 4.0.4 requires ext-tokenizer * -> the requested PHP extension tokenizer is missing from your system.
  Problem 8
    - Installation request for phpunit/phpunit 8.5.23 -> satisfiable by phpunit/phpunit[8.5.23].
    - phpunit/phpunit 8.5.23 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
  Problem 9
    - Installation request for theseer/tokenizer 1.2.1 -> satisfiable by theseer/tokenizer[1.2.1].
    - theseer/tokenizer 1.2.1 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
  Problem 10
    - tijsverkoyen/css-to-inline-styles 2.2.4 requires ext-dom * -> the requested PHP extension dom is missing from your system.
    - laravel/framework v6.20.44 requires tijsverkoyen/css-to-inline-styles ^2.2.1 -> satisfiable by tijsverkoyen/css-to-inline-styles[2.2.4].
    - Installation request for laravel/framework v6.20.44 -> satisfiable by laravel/framework[v6.20.44].

  To enable extensions, verify that they are enabled in your .ini files:
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/php.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/10-mysqlnd.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/10-opcache.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-bcmath.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-bz2.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-curl.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-gd.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-imagick.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-imap.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-intl.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-json.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-mbstring.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-mysqli.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-pdo_mysql.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-readline.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-soap.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-xmlrpc.ini
    - /etc/php/7.4/cli/conf.d/20-zip.ini
  You can also run `php --ini` inside terminal to see which files are used by PHP in CLI mode.

But now i don't know how to go about trying to fix this problem

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Detroit pop-up restaurant creates Filipino cuisine with a farm-to-table twist
Michigan Radio | By Stateside Staff
Diners enjoying traditional Filipino food at Sarap Detroit. "Sarap" means "delicious" in Tagalog.
Courtesy of Valaurian Waller
Dorothy Hernandez cooking at a pop-up event in 2017.
From Yemeni lamb to Polish perogies, metro Detroit is home to a rich variety of international cuisines. But there's one cuisine that's a little harder to find here in Michigan: Filipino food.
Dorothy Hernandez is trying to change that with Sarap Detroit. The pop-up restaurant holds events all around metro Detroit, where diners can experience Filipino-inspired farm-to-table food.
The dining events, which Hernandez hosts with her husband, chef Jake Williams, are meant to bring together Filipinos who struggle with finding traditional Filipino food in Detroit restaurants. But it also serves to introduce Detroiters to the cuisine and culture of the Philippines.
"I feel like diners in Detroit, they have an open mind and are willing to try new things, so when they see we have a pop-up, I'll meet a lot of new people, too. So it's a nice balance," said Hernandez.
Listen above to hear how a desire to move away from a career in journalism led to staring a pop-up dining experience, and some of the Filipino dishes inspiring the couple's menu.
Photos by Valaurian Waller.
Stateside's ongoing series "Beyond the Coney" highlights the growers, entrepreneurs, and culinary experts behind Michigan's diverse food economy.
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00006 *     .. Array Arguments ..
00018 *  upper or lower triangular band matrix, with ( k + 1 ) diagonals.
00023 *  UPLO   - CHARACTER*1.
00027 *              UPLO = 'U' or 'u'   A is an upper triangular matrix.
00029 *              UPLO = 'L' or 'l'   A is a lower triangular matrix.
00031 *           Unchanged on exit.
00033 *  TRANS  - CHARACTER*1.
00037 *              TRANS = 'N' or 'n'   x := A*x.
00039 *              TRANS = 'T' or 't'   x := A'*x.
00041 *              TRANS = 'C' or 'c'   x := A'*x.
00045 *  DIAG   - CHARACTER*1.
00049 *              DIAG = 'U' or 'u'   A is assumed to be unit triangular.
00054 *           Unchanged on exit.
00056 *  N      - INTEGER.
00057 *           On entry, N specifies the order of the matrix A.
00058 *           N must be at least zero.
00061 *  K      - INTEGER.
00063 *           super-diagonals of the matrix A.
00065 *           sub-diagonals of the matrix A.
00066 *           K must satisfy  0 .le. K.
00067 *           Unchanged on exit.
00069 *  A      - REAL             array of DIMENSION ( LDA, n ).
00076 *           of the array A is not referenced.
00094 *           array A is not referenced.
00108 *           referenced, but are assumed to be unity.
00109 *           Unchanged on exit.
00111 *  LDA    - INTEGER.
00114 *           ( k + 1 ).
00115 *           Unchanged on exit.
00118 *           ( 1 + ( n - 1 )*abs( INCX ) ).
00121 *           tranformed vector x.
00123 *  INCX   - INTEGER.
00125 *           X. INCX must not be zero.
00126 *           Unchanged on exit.
00131 *  Level 2 Blas routine.
00133 *  -- Written on 22-October-1986.
00134 *     Jack Dongarra, Argonne National Lab.
00135 *     Jeremy Du Croz, Nag Central Office.
00136 *     Sven Hammarling, Nag Central Office.
00137 *     Richard Hanson, Sandia National Labs.
00141 *     .. Parameters ..
00145 *     .. Local Scalars ..
00150 *     .. External Functions ..
00157 *     .. Intrinsic Functions ..
00161 *     Test the input parameters.
00166       ELSE IF (.NOT.LSAME(TRANS,'N') .AND. .NOT.LSAME(TRANS,'T') .AND.
00185 *     Quick return if possible.
00192 *     will be  ( N - 1 )*INCX   too small for descending loops.
00201 *     accessed sequentially with one pass through A.
00205 *         Form  x := A*x.
00270 *        Form  x := A'*x.
00333 *     End of STBMV .


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