This Saturday, CCR's B team will make the journey up north to face Manchester Roller Derby's B team – The Furies. The teams are playing the opener of a double header also featuring local mens team Crash Test Brummies and Manchester locals New Wheeled Order.
In their two previous bouts, CCR B have come out on top each time – with a win over Shrewsbury's Evolution Roller Derby (265-123) and victory in Dewsbury against Hot Wheels Roller Derby (203-105). Don't let the scorelines fool you though – each of these bouts were fiercely fought battles of power plays and strong defence.
In contrast MRD B's 2014 bouts consist of a win and two losses beating Rainy City's Bet Lynch Mob (182-129) back in January followed by losses to North Wales Roller Derby (in what must have been a nail biter of a bout, with the Furies coming in at 156, to NWRD's 157) and a loss against Scotland's Fierce Valley RG (132-282).
CCR B captain (and on this occasion LUM) Lola Whip is looking forward to this weekend's match up: B team have had a bit of a break from games recently and have certainly been working hard at practice so it will be ace to see all that hard work showing on track. Personally, this is my first game back as line up manager without crutches so I'm looking forward to being a bit more dynamic!
The two teams have never met before, and in the past the Furies have played some really close bouts, we're sure they're likely to be aiming repeat that this weekend. However – can they stop CCR B's run of form of early game dominance? Will CCR be faced with a stoic defence preventing power plays? Who knows! Get yourselves to Manchester, or follow us on twitter to find out!
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March 20, 2014 Updated: Aug. 12, 2017 5:37 p.m.
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Relationship in trouble or audition for television? Recent "Bachelor" Juan Pablo Galavis and girlfriend Nikki Ferrell have turned for advice to "Marriage Boot Camp" counseling partners Jim and Elizabeth Carroll, Us Weekly reported Wednesday.
Having just wrapped a tumultuous season on the "Bachelor," which ended with Galavis picking but not proposing to Ferrell, the couple traveled to Miami to talk with the Carrolls. The counselors have worked with other reality couples, including "Bachelorette" Trista and Ryan Sutter and JWoww and fiance Roger Matthew.
The Carrolls told Us Weekly that while the newest "Bachelor" couple won't appear on their show this season, they are open to the idea of appearing on the show in the future. The Carrolls also offered a peek into Galavis and Ferrell's relationship, which came under fire - even by "Bachelor" host Chris Harrison - when Galavis wouldn't even say "I love you" to the woman he chose during the season finale.
"I think they have marriage on their minds, but I think what Juan did was really, I mean it wasn't a very romantic fairy-tale ending, but I think what he did was very wise in the fact that he said you know, 'I want to go through conflicts with this girl. I want to do some problem solving, I want to see basically what the ugly side is before I jump out there and tell somebody I love them and just get married,'" Jim told Us Weekly.
Elizabeth added, "A lot of people are saying that he's commitment phobic or he's not ready for commitment, but we were actually seeing a different side of him. Not only is he not commitment phobic, he is very serious about commitment that's why he didn't jump into the engagement right away, because it is very serious to him."
But don't go buying wedding presents just yet. The Carrolls also noted that stark differences in personality could spell an end for the reality TV couple as they enter life after the cameras.
"He is a very strong leader, he's masculine, he doesn't like to compromise a whole lot, and he's got a good value system," Jim said. "Nikki is more nurturing, sympathetic, and she's more feminine in her values. So when you put those two kind of people together the stronger one - like Juan Pablo - would tend to run over somebody like Nikki, if Nikki doesn't have good boundaries."

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Published on: May 22, 2005, 12:00 AM
by J-23
4.00 Community Rating
Hip Hop fans are a funny breed I tell you. Many folks for many years have looked to Common as a savior of sorts. It can all be traced to his seminal cut "I Used To Love Her," because anyone that capable of breaking down the game like that is surely capable of righting the wrongs, right? But there is no saving what doesn't want to be saved; all he can do is write the wrongs. As Com's traditional b-boy evolved into an experimentalist, his fans battled his direction and tried to keep him in their nicely constructed boxes. The result has been one of the most talented brothers to ever grace this culture being held to an unwavering scrutiny that would break most men. Like the old adage goes, you can't please them all. It has been apparent Common doesn't adhere to traditional thinking, which would explain why he has gone and pleased them all.
Yeah, yeah, I know. Some of you reading this aren't pleased, but shit, did you hear the reaction to "Electric Circus." Album number six is Common coming full circle, returning to a vibe that etched his name into the annals of history in 1993. It just so happened that a friend and fellow Chi-Town native has brought back a sound that was the signature of the early 90's. Some things are just meant to BE.
Much like his PNC Kanye West, Common brings his album to the masses with a single like no other on the radio. Backed by one of 'Ye's finest beats to date, Common brings you to "The Corner." A vivid cut that mixes Hip Hop's street sensibilities with Com's gift for analysis. While many will likely expect the album to follow that sound, "BE" on the whole is much smoother than its hard single. This will become more apparent with the silky second single "Go" hits the airwaves. "Faithful" and "Love Is" follow a similar vibe, and both feature Common at his best touching on something close to everyone's heart.
As has been the case his entire career, Common is at his best when he is getting introspective. Which is why the intro and title track are among the finest moments (the ridiculous beat from Kanye and Dilla doesn't hurt either). The pinnacle comes with; "Waitin' for the lord to rise/I looked into my daughters eyes/and realize I'ma learn through her/the messiah might even return through her/if I'ma do it, I gotta change the world through her." Of course Com has never been a slouch when it comes to the art of storytelling and "Testify" is no exception. His twisting story of the Queenpin is highlighted by Kanye's ever-excellent use of vocal samples. Kanye's horns on "Real People" damn near steal the show too, if only Common didn't keep up so effortlessly with his breezy flow.
Like any great album, there is no shortage of description or accolades that I could fill this review with. I could go on for days, cause I haven't even mentioned the like of "Chi City" or "It's Your World," but I only have so much room here. So maybe I'll get to the part that everyone wants to know; is this better than Resurrection? It's a great album and some of the easiest 42 minutes of listening you'll ever do, but better than his sophomore opus? I don't know, ask me in 12 years. For now, just let it BE.


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This course will look at several pieces of speculative fiction from the 19th century including Edgar Allan Poe's only novel, The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (1838), H. G. Wells's The Invisible Man (1897), Charles Kingsley's satirical response to Darwin's theory of evolution, The Water-Babies: A Fairytale for Land Babies (1862-63), and Edwin A. Abbott's Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions (1884), a mathematical romance of the fourth and fifth dimensions of space. Other writers we might read or discuss include Jules Verne, H. Rider Haggard, and Robert Louis Stevenson. The course will examine how works of 19th-century speculative fiction are often interpreted as turning away from realism, when in actuality they offer alternative engagements with a world made increasingly complex by social and political upheavals and scientific discoveries. One of our course goals will be to discuss and analyze how these fictions influence and reverberate through speculative fiction today. Possible artifacts that students will create include a book cover redesign, a video blog, and a movie trailer project.
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THEPRIS6NER - REVISITED!
So Two knows the very secret of life...........breath in, breath out! Curtis and Helen volunteered for The Village because they wanted a family, and what a family it became. Two became a dark, bitter, and twisted man. 11-12 a two-time murderer, of 909 stabbing him in the neck, of matricide, and final suicide. And Helen was in an almost permanent state of sedation! It's no wonder Two only wanted to escape in the end. But of course to be able to escape Two required someone he could hand The Village over to, a new Two, and in this regard Two demonstrated his brilliant manipulation of both Six and 313. And thinking of 313, I didn't take to her other self at all. Because the abused in time, becomes the abuser! But Six saved 313, who saved Six by giving herself to him, and effectively together they saved The Village and all those people. But back in New York, how can one possibly convince someone that they are, like Michael, living a parallel life both in New York and The Village, as Michael tried to convince his driver 147.
They threw everything they could at Six, loathing, love, death, yet he still resisted, and Six only gave in at the end only to save 313 from herself. Six did the right thing, because he's in love with his own humanity, and that's what gave him to Two. But whether or not the new Two can possibly make a better Village remains to be seen.
All in all I can say without any doubt whatsoever, that I thoroughly enjoyed the reinterpretation of THEPRIS6NER, and at some point I'll be watching the series again. Two said that The Village is inside all of us, if that's the case I wouldn't mind a fortnight's leave there. When you look at the world at large, I find it difficult to understand why anyone would wish to leave The Village. Two had to escape because he realised that life there wasn't how it was planned to be, and I suppose that could be said of all of us. His son didn't turn out to be the son he wanted, and everyday must have been a torment for him, having to keep his wife sedated, only able to spend short periods of time with his wife in a conscious state of mind. Before having to sedate her again. So Two had Michael brought to The Village to replace him, and that was the intention all along. And towards the end it became a question of survival for both Six and 313 who wanted to save each other, at any price. And the price was each other, and the price paid was the Village!
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Lou 19 November 2012 at 08:43
Good morning David,
I found the series interesting though I truly was disappointed with the end. 6 is no better than 2 and will adapt to the village... Is there any enhancement perspective to see? Ideologically I don't see any HOPE in such ending.
2 was a sick man, and so will be 6. Of course this is painful realistic, so the village is composed of resigning citizen. At the end what's the motivation to run and manipulate a herd of sheep who never question themselves?
As far as I'm concerned it sounds more like a propaganda drive to encourage consumption and artificial happiness without reflection. And if the series is realized as an intentional warning I have a huge preference for the message of the visionary Prisoner 1967!
David Stimpson 19 November 2012 at 09:00
Good morning Caroline,
Your comment is fair enough. There might be no hope, but there is belief. Six thinks he can find a better way to build a better Village. At least Michael/Six wants to help people, whereas Curtis/Two and Helen/M2 went into the experiemnt of the Village because they wanted a child. The trouble being that M2 never knew her child 11-12, who turned out to be a murdering homosexual, even though he never really existed! As for Two, he wanted his wife back, hence his reason for escape, to hand the Village onto Six. And we must not forget 313 in all this. It was her choice that she take the role left by M2, to take the pills which sedated her, making her dream of the Village. This because 313 didn't want to leave the Village to go back to being Sarah, who as a child had been abused, left her mentally scared.
Yes I take your point, and I understand your preference for the message of the original series. But do not forget, the Prisoner in the original series is just as much a prisoner at the end of the series as he was at the begining. And so it begins all over again at the end of 'Fall Out.'
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Bridging The Gap Between Tuberculosis Innovation And Access
Never bring a knife to a gunfight. And yet, the global tuberculosis (TB) community has been doing precisely that for decades -- fighting a protracted battle with antiquated, inefficient tools, including an insensitive diagnostic (i.e. sputum microscopy), a low-efficacy vaccine (i.e. BCG), and drug regimens that have hardly changed for decades.
Dr. Madhukar Pai, Contributor
Jennifer Furin, MD., PhD, Contributor
Professor & Director of Global Health, McGill University
Lecturer at Harvard Medical School in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine
05/02/2017 09:54am EDT
Fighting a battle with outdated tools has cost us dearly. Last year, the WHO declared that the TB epidemic was worse than previously thought, with an estimated 10.4 million new TB cases in 2015. And, despite being a curable infection, 1.8 million people died from TB in 2015, making TB a bigger killer than HIV and malaria combined.
At long last, new diagnostics and drugs have emerged. For diagnosis, we have innovative rapid technologies, including the Xpert MTB/RIF (GeneXpert) test that can rapidly detect TB as well as drug-resistance. For treatment, two new drugs, delamanid and bedaquiline, are now approved for drug-resistant TB), in situations in which there is resistance or intolerance to the other second-line agents or a high risk of treatment failure.
So, we, the TB community, asked for new tools, and new tools have been successfully introduced and policy endorsed. But we are now learning the hard way that availability does not necessarily result in widespread access. In an analysis published in eLife, we summarized the uptake of new tools such as GeneXpert, bedaquiline and delamanid, and identify the main barriers to scale-up and patient access.
Let us begin with access to good diagnosis. Although it is widely acknowledged that rapid, accurate diagnosis is critical for timely initiation of TB treatment, many people with TB struggle to access an adequate initial diagnosis. How else can we explain the fact that an estimated 41per cent of the 10.4 million new cases globally are either undiagnosed or not reported? Even if diagnosed with TB, most patients in high burden settings never receive drug-susceptibility testing to know which drugs they need to be cured. A shocking 75 per cent of the 480,000 cases of drug-resistant TB are either not detected or not reported.
Cumulatively, since the launch of GeneXpert for TB in 2010, over 6500 GeneXpert machines and 23 million test cartridges had been procured in the public sector in 130 of the 145 countries eligible for concessional pricing, as of 31 December 2016. While this trend is promising, on average less than 4 million cartridges were procured per year. This represents a small fraction of all TB tests conducted in high burden countries, with over 77 million of the older and far less accurate sputum smear tests performed annually in 22 of the highest TB burden countries, and much less than the estimated 10.4 million new patients each year.
With the notable exception of South Africa, which has rolled-out GeneXpert MTB/RIF nationally and accounts for 50 per cent of global GeneXpert cartridge sales volumes, other low and middle income countries are still reliant on insensitive smears. India is an excellent case in point -- despite having the world's largest TB burden, the country is still heavily reliant on smears.
What about new drugs like bedaquiline and delamanid? Although there was initial excitement about the availability of these new drugs after more than a forty-year drought, global scale-up has not kept pace with the dire need for these drugs, and most patients with drug-resistant disease still endure prolonged, toxic therapies with poor outcomes.
As of March 1, 2017 there were 8,195 persons who have ever taken bedaquiline and 496 who have ever taken delamanid under program conditions. How does that compare to the need? The most conservative estimate would be that these medications are needed in approximately 42,000 patients per year, or one-third of the number of persons initiated on MDR-TB treatment annually. Even this generous yardstick of success reveals that more than 75 per cent of patients who need them do not have adequate access to new, potentially life-saving drugs.
But reporting that three out of four patients with drug-resistant TB cannot access the newer medicines they need is setting the bar low. When the number of estimated drug-resistant TB cases -- almost 600,000 per year -- is used, a more startling gap is revealed. This more ambitious benchmark puts the estimated need at 200,000 persons annually, meaning 191,000 people are denied access to these life-saving medications. Again, South Africa is one of the only countries striving to close this access gap: they account for more than 60 per cent of the global bedaquiline use. Other high burden countries are either not using the new drugs or are doing so only in small pilot projects.
So, why are we struggling to provide new tools to our TB patients? There are many barriers to adoption and scale-up of new tools: lack of adequate funding to national TB programs, regulatory hurdles, high cost of tools, restrictive policies, bureaucratic apathy, implementation failures, and, in the case of new drugs, a desire to protect the drug (as opposed to protecting patients) coupled with excessive concern about potential side effects -- a concern that is misplaced given the both the high death rate in people with poorly treated drug-resistant TB and the high rate of serious adverse events (e.g. deafness, psychosis) that occur using the older medications.
What can we do about this disappointingly slow pace of new tool uptake? Some positive examples and potential solutions are emerging. Bold ambitions followed-up with concrete execution can surmount many of the barriers to optimal use of novel diagnostic and treatment strategies. South Africa has been a pathfinder in scaling-up both GeneXpert and bedaquiline, due in large part to a forward-thinking Department of Health that is backed by an ambitious Health Minister and supported by academic and NGO partners. Other countries -- including Georgia, Swaziland, Belarus, France and Kazakhstan -- too have had success introducing bedaquiline, especially when they prioritized patient needs, were flexible with their innovations, and partnered with other supporting groups.
Furthermore, the early success of tools like GeneXpert and bedaquiline have demonstrated the impact of industry engagement in R&D, pushed countries to develop systems for conducting field trials for policy changes, and revitalized front-line health workers and civil society. It is also wonderful to see countries develop more ambitious plans for TB elimination (with a big focus on new tools), with India and South Africa being prominent, recent examples. Achieving elimination, however, requires changing actual policies, practices, and mindsets. Current experience with the new diagnostics and drugs shows we have a long way to go.
The clock is ticking and urgent action is needed if we are committed to ending TB in a mere 13 years. This means embracing innovation, increasing financial investments in TB, addressing implementation gaps, and making sure that new technologies are available in the service of those who are trying to survive. More importantly, the global TB community needs to learn from the HIV/AIDS experience, and not settle for less.
Madhukar Pai is a Canada research chair in epidemiology and global health at McGill University, Montreal. He is the director of McGill Global Health Programs and associate director of the McGill International TB Centre. Twitter: @paimadhu
Jennifer Furin is a lecturer in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston. She is an infectious diseases specialist and medical anthropologist who has spent the last 20 years working on clinical and programmatic management of drug-resistant TB in resource-poor settings.
Acknowledgement: The authors are grateful to Erica Lessem, Treatment Action Group, for helpful input.
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Q: How do I map over a tibble with R lang? I have a tibble. Each row in my tibble contains a url and a name. I'd like to map over each row in this tibble, and pass the complete row to a function (scrape_function).
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How do I do this? I thought something like map_dfr might work, but in the code below, I'm getting an error Error: x must be a string of length 1. How do I pass the entire row to the function?
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If there are more than two arguments to be taken, then use pmap
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BOYS HOOPS: Connally pulls away in fourth quarter to beat Willis
By Rob Tate, rtate@hcnonline.com
Published 9:15 pm CST, Tuesday, February 20, 2018
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BRENHAM - Willis' first trip to the postseason since 2013 had its highs and lows Tuesday night.
The Wildkats were within four points in the first minute of the fourth quarter against Pflugerville Connally and things were looking up.
But a huge run by the Cougars helped them pull away quickly to a 67-53 victory in a Region III-5A bi-district game played at the brand-new Kruse Center on the campus of Blinn College.
It was the first postseason appearance since Willis coach Michael Storms took over the program.
The Wildkats played young all season with just a couple upperclassman with experience.
"This is something our young guys will learn from," Storms said afterwards. "Unfortunately the seniors won't be able to be there again. But at least we got here and I told them to stay positive and enjoy that. They finished this season the first team in five years to go to playoffs for Willis."
Willis (21-15) was led by senior Darius Mickens, who finished with a game-high 26 points. He got a nice applause, not only from the Willis fans, but from Connally's as well when he fouled out late in the fourth quarter.
Mickens, a two-time All-County Defensive MVP, came into the night averaging a double-double of 21.8 points and 11.1 rebounds per contest.
"That will speak volumes for what he has done on the court," Storms said of Mickens' final game. "A lot of people will just look at the points, but he does so much more. We rely him to do a lot of stuff. I think he's been an outstanding player and I wish him the best in the future."
Connally coach Kyle Jones said his team focused a lot on Mickens during game planning. They also wanted to slow down Willis, which averaged 66.7 points a game coming into the season.
"He's what makes the team go," Mickens said. "But they also do a great job in transition. So we worked all week on sprinting back, not standing and watching and trying to take the penetration gaps away."
Willis narrowed the deficit in the third quarter, but it could have been cut even closer. Connally shot 3-of-16 from the floor. But seven turnovers hindered Willis getting closer than the 39-31 score as the game rolled into the fourth quarter.
"We rely a lot on energy and we had a hard time scoring the ball tonight," Storms said. "When you have a hard time scoring, it's hard for the energy to pick up."
Quick buckets by Kudaveon Thergood and D'Shawn Woods got Willis to within four points within the first 55 seconds of the fourth quarter.
But Connally went on a backbreaking 9-0 run to go back up by 10 points. The Cougars maintained control from there to put away Willis.
"I think we finally slowed them down a little bit," Jones said. "We pushed in transition, but we slowed down. They turned up the pressure and hit us in the mouth in the third quarter and made that run. We got out of our feelings and did what we normally did all year."
The Wildkats and Cougars traded shots through the first six minutes of the game. Connally got a trey by Tyrone Perry that sparked a 9-1 run over the final two minutes for an eight-point lead heading into the second quarter.
Perry then sparked Connally even more to start the second quarter. The junior had a pair of 3-pointers in the first minute and 20 seconds as Connally built out to a 26-11 lead.
Willis go-to offensive threat Darius Mickens kept his team in contention the rest of the second quarter. Mickens made a pair of free throws and later added consecutive athletic moves to the hoop that cut the deficit to 11 points at the 3:12 mark.
Thergood was 4-for-4 from the line in the quarter as Connally led 35-21 at the half.
Thergood had nine points for the Wildkats. Keith Kizzie chipped in with six points.
Jamal Snead had 21 points for the Cougars and Perry finished with 15. Ja'Quai Najomo had 14 points for Connally.
Willis finished the season third place in District 20-5A. It only lossed five times since the calendar turned to 2018 - once to Conroe and twice to Magnolia and Huntsville. Both finished ahead of Willis in the district standings.
Connally (18-9) will face Rudder in the area round later this week. The Rangers handled Jacksonville in the bi-district round Tuesday night, 61-38.


Perennial underdog Leicester City has won the English Premier League for the first time.
Leicester drew 1-1 with Manchester United on the weekend, but was awaiting the result of the Tottenham-Chelsea contest to see if it had enough points to win the league.
Tottenham and Chelsea drew at two-all, which gave Leicester enough points to take the title.
Leicester fans realise their team has enough points to win.
In the team's 132 year history, the closest it previously got to winning was runner up in 1928-29.
It's a surprise triumph for a team that started the campaign with odds to win of 5,000-1, which the Guardian reported was taken up by 12 punters at betting agency William Hill, including a 39-year-old Leicester carpenter named Leigh Herbert whose £5 bet was now worth £25,000.
The football fairy tale is spreading on social media like wildfire.
Leicester teach a very important lesson. The rich and powerful can be beaten.
What a year its been for football's traditional "minnows." Leicester win the league and Rangers make the Scottish cup final.


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Lions' 3-0 win over Profs a milestone for Lions' Stadium
October 6, 2004 Vanessa Wolkovitsch 0
The College's women's soccer team earned their 100th victory in Lions' Stadium last Wednesday after a 3-0 shutout win over their rival, the Profs of Rowan University.
The Lions now boast a 100-3-7 record on their home turf and have given up fewer than 20 goals in 110 games. […]
Women's soccer tacks on two more NJAC wins
September 29, 2004 Vanessa Wolkovitsch 0
The College's women's soccer team improved their overall record to 6-1-1 this week with victories over two New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) teams.
Last Wednesday, the Lions triumphed over the Roadrunners of Ramapo College, dominating the game with a 21-3 shot advantage and a 10-0 corner-kick margin over their opponent. […]
Soccer defeats Montclair in NJAC Opener
The women's soccer team triumphed 2-0 over the Red Hawks of Montclair State University (MSU) in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) opener on Thursday night.
"Because it was our fist NJAC game, we knew that we had to work our hardest to get the win," senior midfielder Stephanie Peters, who scored the Lions' final goal, said. […]
Tenth-ranked Lions go 1-1 in North Carolina
It was a bittersweet weekend for the College's women's soccer team at the Esprit DIII Tournament in North Carolina.
The Lions, ranked 10th according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Adidas Division III Pre-Season Poll, suffered their first loss of the season in the first game of the tournament against the University of Puget Sound Loggers on Saturday morning, 3-2. […]
Track posts six qualifying marks at Princeton University
April 7, 2004 Vanessa Wolkovitsch 0
The College's men's and women's track and field teams posted six NCAA Division III provisional qualifying times, among other accomplishments, at Princeton University during the Sam Howell Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
"Six qualifying times is very good for early in the season," head coach Steve Dolan said. […]
Lions swimmers earn 18 All-American awards
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The men's swimming and diving team competed at the three-day 2004 NCAA Division III Men's Swimming & Diving Championships hosted by Principia College last week.
Defending NCAA Division III Champion, Kenyon College collected its 25th straight team title after accruing 678. […]


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Antiquities of Samarkand. Madrasah of Nadir Divan-Begi. Inscriptions Around the Main Niche of the Northern Facade
This photograph of the Nadir Divan-Begi Madrasah in Samarkand (Uzbekistan) is from the archeological part of Turkestan Album. The six-volume photographic survey was produced in 1871-72 under the patronage of General Konstantin P. von Kaufman, the first governor-general (1867-82) of Turkestan, as the Russian Empire's Central Asian territories were called. The album devotes special attention to Samarkand's Islamic architectural heritage. Located next to the Khodzha Akhrar shrine, this madrasah (religious school) was completed in 1631 by Nadir Divan-Begi, vizier and uncle of the Bukharan ruler Imam-Quli Khan. The madrasah was planned as a rectangular courtyard enclosed by a one-story cloister for scholars. This view shows the left side of the iwan (vaulted hall, walled on three sides, with one end open) arch in the middle of the north side of the cloistered courtyard. Although severely damaged, the outer surface of the iwan facade displays remnants of vertical bands of ceramic tiles in geometric patterns. Adjacent to the arch is an inscription band with stylized block Kufic letters. Above the iwan arch are fragments of faience mosaics with botanical figures. The larger surface within the arch niche is devoted to a geometric tile design whose intersecting lines create forms such as eight-pointed stars. The space within the lines is filled with intricate polychrome ceramic patterns.
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Government's half-term report fails to address UK's struggling economy
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband criticised the coalition for their broken promises.
Torcuil Crichton
ODD-job men David Cameron and Nick Clegg tried to varnish over cracks in their Coalition yesterday by claiming their pact was a "Ronseal deal" which "did what it said on the tin".
But their half-term report glossed over two-and-a-half years of brutal cuts, a sinking economy and broken promises.
And the Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader's stage-managed stunt turned into an embarrassment when they were given the brush-off by the shock resignation of Lord Strathclyde, the Tory leader of the House of Lords.
In their mid-term review, Clegg and Cameron said their Coalition were giving Britain "strong, stable and determined leadership" and promised help on childcare costs and investment in roads as they marked the halfway point of their government.
Clegg said they had brought about "big, bold reforms" that would stand the test of time.
Cameron added: "To me it's not a marriage, it's a Ronseal deal. It does what it says on the tin – we said we would come together, we said we would form a government, we said we would tackle these problems, we said we would get on with it in a mature and sensible way, and that is exactly what we've done."
But Labour leader Ed Miliband said the review had "no real substance and no real detail" and attacked the Government's economic record.
He added: "All the promises they made to us about what they would achieve about economic growth haven't come true. They are struggling to reduce the deficit this year, the central promise that they made to the country."
The SNP's Angus Robertson said: "Since David Cameron and Nick Clegg's infamous rose garden media appearance, the Westminster Government's promises on issue after issue lie in tatters.
"Pledges on meeting borrowing reduction targets, on reversing years of decline to Scotland's defence footprint and on reforming the House of Lords – to name but a few – have all been abandoned."
The timing of Stratchlyde's resignation prompted speculation about why he had chosen to leave on the day the Coalition were attempting a relaunch.
The Scots peer walked out over his frustration at regular rebellions by the Lib Dems in the Lords and the lack of co-operation from Lib Dem peers in the Coalition.
The 52-year-old told Cameron in a letter that he wanted to return to his career in the private sector and "take up other threads of my life and other interests".
The married father-of-three was last in the news for cheating on his wife with a penniless single mother.
Strathclyde, who is estimated to be worth £10million and lives on his ancestral estate in Mauchline, Ayrshire, survived embarrassing revelations about the affair two years ago.
He was replaced as Leader of the Lords by Lord Hill of Oareford, an education minister who tried to resign at the last reshuffle in September.
At the mid-term review launch, Cameron supported Strathclyde, a close friend, and played down any suggestion he was unhappy about the clash of announcements.
He said: "He served for 25 years without a break on the frontbench, he's done a great job for the house of Lords and Coalition Government and the Conservative party – of course, I'm sad to see him go."
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Q: What is the Most Optimal Variation of Windows 7 for PC Gaming? From among the flavors of Windows 7, Home Basic, Pro, Ultimate, what is the most optimal for DX11 gaming? Does the Ultimate version have "vastly superior" features when it comes to gaming?

A: I would avoid Home Basic, but any of the others should be equally okay for gaming.  There are other reasons you may want to prefer one over another, but none of those have anything to do with serious gaming.
Word size, on the other hand, is important.  You should definitely prefer the x64 version of whatever edition you choose over the x86, mainly because the x64 version will allow you to use more RAM, and RAM will ulitmately have a huge impact on gaming.

A: None. None of the versions you've mentioned have any advantages over another for gaming.

A: Home Basic limits the number of running applications to 3 so that's to be avoided. Ultimate is very similar to Pro it just has a couple of extra features that are irrelevant to gaming. (Bit-locker, language switching)
You're best bet is Home Premium in terms of cost and functionality. (Unless you need Windows XP mode for some software in which case Pro is the OS to choose).
As Joel has stated it's always better to go for 64bit OS's these days if you have 4GB of RAM or more it's essential.


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The Real Value of Organic Food
James McWilliams
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A few weeks ago the UK's Food Standards Agency published a report concluding that organic food was no healthier than conventionally produced food. Advocates of organic food erupted in charges of gross scientific misconduct: The FSA cherry-picked the data. It didn't take into account the impact of synthetic fertilizer and insecticides. It failed to consider the growing evidence on the connection between pesticide exposure and Parkinson's Disease. Many factors, all agreed, still had to be measured and compared.
These objections were sound. Still, as I watched the organic defense unfold, I experienced a grim sense of déjà vu. If the past is any indication, those of us who follow these matters are now doomed to wade through a heap of future studies examining the relative health benefits of organic versus conventional food.
A similar argument played out a generation ago over the question of agricultural yields. Could organic compete with conventional when it came to output? We still have no definitive answer. Nonetheless, the din of debate continues, with advocates arguing that organic can feed the world while detractors insist it would cause mass starvation. The only clear result of all the research has been to push interested parties to the extremes.
Ironically, the founders of organic agriculture cared very little about yield, nutrition, or even concrete environmental outcomes. Pioneers such as Albert Howard, Rudolf Steiner, and Lady Eve Balfour embraced organic agriculture not for its quantifiable benefits but for its philosophical appeal.
To grow organically was, for these pioneers, to directly oppose the excesses of industrialization. A farm, these men and women argued, shouldn't be a factory. Nature, unlike an assembly line, could not be dissected into a scattering of individual pieces and rearranged to maximize productivity. Its inputs and outputs were beyond the logic of measurement. "Nature," Howard wrote, "is the best farmer." Numbers were irrelevant to such a perspective.
This was a heady stance to take, and it could be acted upon by buying food. The market share for organic produce has increased 20 percent a year since 1990. But the philosophical underpinnings of the organic movement have weakened. When defenders of organic agriculture start whipping out studies proving, say, that an organic tomato has 97 percent more flavinoids than a conventional one, they fall into a fatal trap.
The science behind the statistic might be dead on, but this kind of science--one that reduces quality to a numerical comparison--is precisely the kind of science that the movement's founders disdained. It's why they started the movement in the first place. The moment organic agriculture began to compete in the numbers game is the moment it began to lose its identity.
Organic may or may not produce enough food to feed the world. It may or may not produce healthier food. It may or may not save the environment. Scientists will always grapple with these questions. None of these debates really matters. What matters is that organic does one thing that no other method of food production can claim to do: it works from the premise that nature has an economy all its own, an economy that transcends facts and figures, places nature ahead of short-term profit, and operates according to a logic that cannot be quantified. For those who believe that food should be produced without strict adherence to a balance sheet, comparative studies like the FSA's will mean next to nothing. What we're talking about here is spiritual, not statistical.


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How Much Time You Should Give a Guy to Commit Before You Quit
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Relationships look a lot different as they progress. Despite this, you may still feel that having serious arguments only six months in could be a relationship kiss of death. To the contrary, relationship experts agree that certain disagreements in a relationship are perfectly valid six months in — but they just shouldn't still be coming up by your first anniversary. Six months in, you and your partner are likely still getting to know each other, and establishing how your relationship will work and what the expectations will be. These issues should, however, work themselves out as you two continue to see each other. If this is still happening after a year, then it may be the relationship just isn't healthy or compatible. Here are seven disagreements that are OK six months into a relationship, but not a year in, according to experts. When a couple is only six months in, it's likely no big deal if they can't yet agree on what their future might entail. You don't have to know the answer yet at that point. By a year, however, these questions can take on a more serious tone.
Meeting your lover is only the first stage of dating. Do you know what stage you're in after dating for a month? What about 4 months of dating? When you recognize what stage of dating your relationship is in, you'll understand what is called for or needed in order to move through that stage toward a healthy committed relationship.
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Many of us yearn for a long-term, committed relationship. You may not know what milestones to expect as a relationship progresses naturally over time. Here's what usually happens after a couple has been together for six months. You've been together for six months, and you're hoping that you can make the relationship last longer. You might be wondering what milestones people hit after this time. Many things happen after you're together with your partner for six months.
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The 3-month rule: Decency or deceit? Say you break up with someone, regardless of the actual time you spent together. Be it a year or three, six months or two, you find yourself suddenly or not-so-suddenly single again. What the post-breakup 3-month rule basically means is that all parties previously linked must wait three months before dating again. The reason for this societal dictation is to give the people involved a breather, some lead time, maybe a little room for forgiveness.
While we might understand the reason for the 3-month rule, it has no scientific basis whatsoever. Everyone moves on at different times; some people even start to move on while the relationship is still technically in play. Others feel differently at different capacities and there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to loving and unloving.
The 3-month rule is a dictation of society based on what it has deemed acceptable and decent.
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6 Gifts For Someone You've Been Dating For 6 Months That Are Thoughtful, Yet Affordable Even after 6 months of being together, it seems like it was just yesterday. If you ask me to prove my love for you, it will take me a lifetime to do that.
Ever wondered why the six month mark is often seen as make or break time in a relationship? As well as uncovering the secret of the six month rule, with 31 per cent stating they would kiss their date immediately, compared to just 27 per cent who would say the same for holdings hands. A further third 34 per cent revealed they would wait between one and two weeks to holds hands. Taking things to the next step, over a quarter 27 per cent of Brits wait between one and two weeks to sleep with their partner whilst 23 per cent wait one month.
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BLK JKS Best of the Decade Artist Survey
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Dec 17, 2009 By UTR Staff Web Exclusive
Under the Radar's Best of the Decade/Year-End Issue features our Best of the Decade Artist Survey. For Under the Radar's 7th annual Artist Survey we emailed some of our favorite artists a few questions relating to the last decade and asked them for a list of their best albums of the decade. Some of the surveys didn't make it in the issue and some answers from surveys that did make it in the issue had to be trimmed for space. Those surveys and answers are posted on our website. Pick up our Best of the Decade/Year-End Issue to read surveys from Camera Obscura, The Dodos, El Perro Del Mar, Final Fantasy, The Hidden Cameras, The Horrors, The Invisible, Ladytron, Sondre Lerche, Jamie Lidell, Loney Dear, Los Campesinos!, Mew, Midlake, Okkervil River, Stars, Telekinesis, The Twilight Sad, and Vivian Girls.
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1. Björk: Vespertine—OK, music is not a competition even if the so-called success of programs like Idols would have us believe. But Björk is definitely at least always on a different level, pushing forward the art giving space, spawning, arguably, M.I.A, Joanna Newsom, Santigold, and things like The Knife, etc. This is her most solid album in my opinion, it felt even more personal/honest, almost human. I mean, I didn't know she could give like that. (Wasn't this the period when things were weird with Tricky?)
2. Radiohead: Kid A—Duh right? Everybody was waiting after OK Computer, waiting, like for an important phone call or a bus or something like the Christians for Jesus as the song goes, and then, bam!!!!! Cheeky re-definition.
3. Lauryn Hill: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill—Yes, this lady did a lot for the way women feel/felt about themselves and the world around them on a street kind of real life level—especially women of color. Not to say she wasn't shaking up dudes, too—true soul, true hip-hop (think Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, Amy Winehouse, Alicia keys, Beyonce etc.).
4. Madvillain: Madvillainy—Absolutely brilliant, this record restored my faith in hip-hop when I didn't even know I had lost it. This record is way strong and mad influential. (I guess I could have said Kool Keith/Dr. Octagon, The Roots, and so on crazy like Lil Wayne, but something other altogether was/is afoot with Doom.)
5. The Avalanches: Since I Left You—This reintroduced cutting sampling DJ-ing as a pure musical form in the most beautiful way for me. Genius. I was listening to DJ Shadow and Squarepusher, so on at the time, drifting from traditional hip-hop or electronic music in general, including dance, but this record was so much fun—like J Dilla's Donuts, amazing.
6. The Mars Volta: De-loused in the Comatorium—This came with heart in mouth balls out bulldozing iron fist hammering zap signs at the mediocre state of modern rock, with zero posing and indie cool/coffee table blah blah blah.
7. Midnite: Jah Grid—I hadn't listened to reggae seriously in a while—I mean, the most vital time for it was really Bob Marley and the Wailers, and I wasn't really around for that. I've always admired that kind of Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Chuck D, kind of talent for social commentary, so one would lean on, say Linton Kwesi Johnson or Mutabaruka, etc., and everything else was plain cool or fun but not necessarily profound. But this, man these dudes, tough contenders for best band in the world for me in my generation. Also powerful in this regard, Thee Silver Mr. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band.
8. Daft Punk: Discovery—A dance album that worked as an "album" this way—so rare. Changeling. Like Mathew Herbert's Bodily Functions and so on, I could listen to this in the same sitting as Bon Ivers' For Emma, Forever Ago, that good. Ah, French electro romance is upon us, then there was more. Also on the faceless band thing, Gorillaz was a close contender for this spot.
9. Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Fever to Tell—Not since Sonic Youth's JC on the album Dirty has a band been so sexy, sad, powerful, pure. For me one of the hottest records to come from that New York kind of zeitgeist—TV on the Radio, The Strokes, Interpol, and so on.
10. Moses: Taiwa Molelekwa—Genes and spirits: Genius, Google him. To be who he is/was in the hard South African Jazz scene, you have to be really, really good and he was unbelievable, which meant so much to the youth of our country. The brother was cutting records with the top Kwaito stars at the same time—such a forward thinker and then the way he died, damn. (Club 27). Makes me think warm thoughts, some obscure, about all the African greats all at once from giants like Hugh Masekela, Miriam Makeba, Stimela and Ray Phiri, Fela Kuti to Mulatu Astatke, and the recent attention on the exportation of young sounds from all over the world into the Western scene, à la Buraka Som Sistema, Janka Nabay, Amadou & Mariam, K'naan, Staff Benda Bilili, Tinariwen, DJ Mujava and Simphiwe Dana, etc.—we need more African youth, or just so-called Third World perspective out there on the worldwide scene.
What was the high point of the last decade for you, personally?
Starting a band. Our first real rehearsal was the ultimate high point.
What was the low point of the last decade for you, personally?
The passing of my older sister and always sort of wondering what she would make of all this.
What are your hopes and plans for the next decade?
To keep producing art, to build a family, through art, to be healthy that way.
Which artist and their music do you think most defines the last decade and why?
Well, the contributions of all the artists listed are priceless in this regard, and of course there are many more, and I have a lot of respect for them—and anyone creating still in this day and age something fresh—because we seem to be in a real tundra culturally, this decade certainly can't be defined the same way the '90s, '80s, '70s, '60s could be, we're all grown up as a race and there is so much going on—oh the information age.
Which musical trend or scene from the last decade do you feel was most overrated/overhyped? Which one was most underrated/under-hyped?
Well pop, if anything at all and jazz, I guess, has been overlooked a great deal, but man, things are happening. (That's just the way it is.)
Do you think what is considered "indie rock" is different than it was when the decade started? With the commercial strides made in the past decade, how do you think the definition of "indie" rock has changed?
Lines have been crossed incredibly and that's good, the 2000s are definitely all about it, so most labels seem weird now—thank the aliens for the Internet. The gentrification of "popular" music is collapsing slowly.
What big issues and challenges do you foresee musicians and the music industry facing in the next decade?
I don't know, we seem to have worked out the Internet sales and piracy dilemma somewhat, which was the biggest threat, but now that the novelty is gone, I believe people want to get the physical copy or product of artists they like in their hands; vinyl is still way romantic, not to mention the quality of sound.
Which political and societal change/development from the last decade most concerns you? Which one most gives you hope?
The fall of the Twin Towers, the way they fell and why they fell and what has come from that is of great concern—concerns me, and I'm sure all of us—and something about it all gives me some strange extra belief in the beauty of the human spirit.
What are your thoughts on President Obama's job performance thus far?
The man has inherited a nice one, but it's a fixer-upper, and it's not easy to see any progress through the rubble at the moment—he went in with a plan and good intentions, but some things were too far gone, that's just the nature of the beast. The positive here is in a time when it may all be falling apart, what appears to be the right man is at the helm.
What are your thoughts on the healthcare debate and what would your preferred eventual outcome be?
Free healthcare is the goal, let's get there, because at the end of the day you can't just let somebody die when you can prevent or heal. So all the debating has to do with this is dealing with the how, and that's tough in a capitalist society, seeing as everyone wants to protect their profits. What madness.
Which global issue (or issue within your own country) would you most like to see resolved by 2020?
In my country—poverty, but I guess that's in most places in the world. And the climate stuff ASAP.
How do you think you'll describe the last decade to your children, grandchildren, or other young people in the future?
This was the time when man actualized.
What was your life like in January 2000 and how has your life most changed since then?
I was looking for something else/more other than to study, get a job, get married, and die. I believed I had found it inside myself and needed to manifest it, so I was spending a lot of time doing mostly nothing, just so I could listen.
How are you most like your parents? How are you least like them?
I think I'm a fairly well balanced between them personality wise—I'm safe, a safe bet like my mom and radical like my dad, on the other hand.
What were some of your favorites of the last decade in terms of movies, TV shows (which ones did you watch most religiously), books, comic books, websites/blogs, and video games?
This is a really hard question for me, tried to answer it last, but my mind keeps flooding, and I think I'm out of time—all apologies.
Which technological advancement from the last decade are you most surprised that you previously lived without?
The cell phone.
Where (which city) and how did you celebrate December 31, 1999 and January 1, 2000? Did you make any preparations for the Y2K threat? Do you already have plans for New Year's Eve 2009?
I'm hoping I'll be in London this year, but we'll see. I was in South Africa, Johannesburg for 1999 with my mom, dad, little sister, and older sister, waiting for the world to end. Take a wild guess where I'm going to be in 2012.
Name five things that you'd put in a time capsule to represent this decade, one to be opened in a 100 years.
iPhone (in all its glory apps, Internet, and all), a mummified Michael Jackson with tons of his memorabilia (plus albums, including Jackson Five stuff, covers, and remixes), the Toyota Prius, McDonalds' Angus Burger, and an organic smoothie from like Sainsbury or Whole Foods. What more does one need to explain the situation? Oh and some Alek Wek pictures.
If you could be God for a day, what would you do?
I'd be too busy to intervene in any happenings on Earth for sure, mainly because I'd be preoccupied with the question that has been confounding me all this time, which is: they give me praise as the creator—the all knowing energy, alpha, and omega—but who made me?
If you could be invisible for a day, what would you do?
That's private.
If you could live in alternate reality/universe, what would you like that reality to be like? (For example, a world where JFK was never assassinated or one where Hitler was assassinated before WWII.)
I kind of like the world as it is. The grass is always greener, isn't it?
If you could travel in time and visit your 10-year-old self, what would you tell them about your future?
Same thing I told myself then—you're different yes, but it's OK and everything is going to be fine.
Which conspiracy theory do you most believe?
All that stuff about the Masons and reptiles and the CIA and all that, but it doesn't bother me either way, because at the end of the day we all get born, we're just kids at play, nobody runs/rules the world.
What's the biggest goal for your life that you have yet to realize?
Having a baby.
When you were a child, which fictional character did you most want to be and would you still want to be them?
The Phantom and, yes.
If you could visit the world of one classic video game, which one would you visit and why?
Street Fighter—to go see about Chung Li.
Given the exceptional variety and innovation represented by the albums that have been released over the last ten years, do you think the 2000s will be remembered as one of the most vibrant eras in the history of music?
Maybe as the era that put together for the first time so well everything we had learnt up to this point.
Do you have any other thoughts about the current state of the world or the state of the music industry?
Yeah, what's with the war?
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