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Tales from the Bench: Indiana State 1978-1979
A junior reserve on the 1978-1979 Indiana State Sycamores, Bob Ritter was a part of the game that ignited March Madness's transformation from fringe sporting event into a national spectacle: the 1979 national title game between Michigan State and Indiana State.
In this edition of "Tales from the Bench," Ritter visits with The Chucker, High-Volume Shooters' resident historian, to discuss that magical 1978-79 season, being a teammate of Larry Bird, and his memories of a hardwood battle some consider the most important and influential game in college basketball history.
Ritter played high school ball at Indianapolis' Northwest High under his father, former Purdue player J.W. Ritter, and confesses his basketball ambitions didn't extend far beyond "playing for dad at Northwest." After a solid sophomore campaign at Olney Central Junior College in Illinois, the 6-3 guard considered walk-on opportunities at both Evansville and Indiana State. He selected the Sycamores. "[Indiana State head coach Bob King] laid it out to me straight. He told me Carl [Nicks] and Steve [Reed] would be his starters, but that I'd have a chance to earn a scholarship as a senior."
In the summer prior to enrolling at Indiana State, Ritter had his first personal encounter with Bird during a campus pickup game. "It was immediately clear he was something special on the basketball court, but Larry wasn't someone you got to know easily. He was a private person until he got to know you."
Before the season started, Coach King faced significant health issues. Bill Hodges, King's 35-year-old assistant, took over as head coach and honored King's commitment to Ritter. "I thought Coach Hodges was a brilliant tactician. He had us so well prepared and everybody understood their job."
Despite coming off a 23-9 season and the presence of Bird, a first-round draft-pick of the Boston Celtics in the 1978 NBA Draft, the Sycamores entered the season unranked. After starting 5-0, including a season-opening win over Purdue, they finally entered the AP poll on Dec. 20 at #20. Then, they climbed, rattling off one victory after another. "No one really thought about losing. We were 10-0, then 14-0 and starting to get some national attention."
"Everybody on that team knew their role. Larry was the cog because he made you play better. Brad Miley was the defensive guy. Alex Gilbert was the rebounder. Carl Nicks was a bulldog and played with an intensity few could match. Steve Reed was as cool and collected as they come. Everyone in the starting five had something to offer at any given point. Then, you had bench guys like Bob Heaton and Leroy Staley who brought their own special skills to the table. With the reserves, our job was simple: beat up the starters as best we could, and that's a role we took seriously."
After reeling off 21 straight victories to start the season, Indiana State captured the top spot in the AP poll on Feb. 13. As the team readied for practice that day, Hodges grabbed their attention and asked them how it felt to be the number one team in America. "Most of us just shrugged our shoulders and said, 'Cool. Now, let's get to practice.' The prevailing thought on that team all season was, 'Let's go play and be the best we can be.'"
In and around Terre Haute, euphoria swelled for the surging Sycamores and their Indiana-bred star. Ritter recalls fans lining up in snowstorms to get into the Hulman Center for games and showering the squad with constant attention and encouragement. "Our fans were something special and people still tell people still tell me that season is the greatest thing that ever happened to Terre Haute."
Ritter, an end-of-the-bench reserve who saw action in 15 games, jokes he was a particularly hearty fan favorite. "I got a standing ovation anytime I came into the game. Of course, I was the one checking in for Larry when the game was in hand."
Undefeated at 27-0, Indiana State began its tournament run against Virginia Tech at Kansas University's Allen Fieldhouse. After dispatching the Hokies 86-69, the Sycamores downed Oklahoma 93-72 to set up an Elite Eight matchup with Arkansas. Ritter recalls Razorbacks' star Sidney Moncrief talking about how that game would be Bird's final one. It wasn't, as Bird went for 31 points and 10 rebounds in a 73-71 win. "Larry didn't run from competition and he didn't settle for anything less than the best."
In the Final Four, Indiana escaped DePaul 76-74 to set up a title-game tilt with Michigan State. For Ritter, who was a junior college player sitting in a rented house watching the Final Four a year prior, it was an unbelievable 12-month turn. His parents watched from the stands, a notable source of pride. "I never imagined I'd be in that game myself a year later. To be one of the two-dozen guys dressed for that game, that was my lottery win."
Ritter recalls standing on the floor in Salt Lake City with Dick Enberg, Billy Packer, and Al McGuire broadcasting feet away. "I knew it was a huge event as the national championship game, but I had no idea the weight it would carry, no sense that game would be the genesis of the March Madness phenomenon. We were just a bunch of guys playing ball."
After a season of watching Bird, Ritter got to see Michigan State's sophomore phenom, Magic Johnson, up close during the national championship game. "Watching Magic was just like watching Larry. You'd find yourself asking, 'How'd he do that? How'd he see that person?' Those guys were an uncommon breed."
Michigan State rushed out to a nine-point halftime lead and held on for a 75-64 victory over ISU, the Sycamores' lone defeat all season. Ritter says the team, especially Bird, was crushed. "We all thought we could win that game, but Larry seemed to take it especially hard. He felt he had let us all down."
When the team returned to Terre Haute, fans lined the streets from the airport to the campus. "They treated us like champions and that eased the wounds a bit." At a campus rally, Ritter addressed the crowd. "You treated us like kings, and we just wish we could have brought the crown back for you."
Ritter completed his collegiate career the following year, a disappointing 16-11 campaign. "The season never really got on track and I've joked that there will never be a celebration of our 1979-1980 season. We went from the top of the mountain and back down to the ledge below pretty quick. It was a good lesson for life, though. All things do pass."
After Indiana State, Ritter "tried to get on with his life." He threw himself into music and moved to Nashville, where he met his wife, Mary Bomar. Today, the couple lives in Scott County, Indiana, and performs regularly together. His former life as an Indiana State basketball player is largely tucked away in his memory or, in the case of his powder blue ISU uniform, a box. "My wife's usually the one to bring it up, though I do enjoy talking about it."
Over the last 10-15 years, Ritter says he has increasingly gained an appreciation for his role on the 1978-79 Sycamores. "Anytime I might get down about something, my wife will remind me of that season. I was a part of something so magical and special. I was fortunate and blessed to have that experience."
In 2013, Indiana State unveiled a 17-foot statue of Bird outside the Hulman Center. Ritter and many others from the 1979 squad attended that event, as did some of Bird's pro teammates, including Quinn Buckner and Bill Walton. At a private dinner that evening, Ritter recalls talking with Walton for two hours, an especially memorable and unique experience. Before leaving, Ritter made his way over to Bird to share a goodbye. "I told Larry I was honored to be a part of that team, even as a guy who barely played, and he reminded me that I had all sorts of things to do with that team's success. That really meant something to me."
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namespace test {

TestSessionStateDelegate::TestSessionStateDelegate()
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      can_lock_screen_(true),
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      user_adding_screen_running_(false),
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}

TestSessionStateDelegate::~TestSessionStateDelegate() {
}

int TestSessionStateDelegate::GetMaximumNumberOfLoggedInUsers() const {
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}

int TestSessionStateDelegate::NumberOfLoggedInUsers() const {
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bool TestSessionStateDelegate::IsActiveUserSessionStarted() const {
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}

bool TestSessionStateDelegate::CanLockScreen() const {
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}

bool TestSessionStateDelegate::IsScreenLocked() const {
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::LockScreen() {
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bool TestSessionStateDelegate::IsUserSessionBlocked() const {
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::SetActiveUserSessionStarted(
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::SetCanLockScreen(bool can_lock_screen) {
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::SetUserAddingScreenRunning(
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const base::string16 TestSessionStateDelegate::GetUserDisplayName(
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::SwitchActiveUser(const std::string& email) {
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::AddSessionStateObserver(
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void TestSessionStateDelegate::RemoveSessionStateObserver(
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Why I'm Selling My Virginity
They say you should value having sex for the first time. That's why I'm auctioning my virginity online—and the bidding is up to $3.8 million.
Natalie Dylan
Updated Jul. 14, 2017 10:33AM ET / Published Jan. 23, 2009 1:13AM ET
Courtesy of Natalie Dylan
When I put my virginity up for auction in September, it was in part a sociological experiment—I wanted to study the public's response. Now it seems that the tables have turned, and the public is studying me.
I'm a 22-year-old woman who recently earned her Bachelor's Degree in Women's Studies, and soon I'll be entering a Masters Degree program in Marriage and Family Therapy. During the time in between, in addition to my regular 9-to-5, I've been exploring my upcoming thesis project: the value of virginity. To be more specific, I've put my own virginity up for auction on the Moonlight Bunny Ranch website, and I recently received my highest bid so far: a cool $3.8 million.
I've been congratulated for my "entrepreneurial gumption," as one CEO of a Fortune 500 company put it.
In addition to bids, however, I've also received an astonishing, sometimes unnerving, amount of media attention. Many of these reports have portrayed me inaccurately, however, so let me tell you what this is all about.
This all started long before September. In fact, it started in college, where my eyes were opened by my Women's Studies professors and fellow classmates. I came to understand the role of "woman" spanning culture and time. At the university level, I was given permission to think differently and form a moral code of my own design. College opened my eyes.
Like most little girls, I was raised to believe that virginity is a sacred gift a woman should reserve for just the right man. But college taught me that this concept is just a tool to keep the status quo intact. Deflowering is historically oppressive—early European marriages began with a dowry, in which a father would sell his virginal daughter to the man whose family could offer the most agricultural wealth. Dads were basically their daughters' pimps.
When I learned this, it became apparent to me that idealized virginity is just a tool to keep women in their place. But then I realized something else: if virginity is considered that valuable, what's to stop me from benefiting from that? It is mine, after all. And the value of my chastity is one level on which men cannot compete with me. I decided to flip the equation, and turn my virginity into something that allows me to gain power and opportunity from men. I took the ancient notion that a woman's virginity is priceless and used it as a vehicle for capitalism.
Are you rolling your eyes? I knew this experiment would bring me condemnation. But I'm not saying every forward-thinking person has to agree with what I'm doing. You should develop your own personal belief system—that's exactly my point! For me, valuing virginity as sacred is simply not a concept I could embrace. But valuing virginity monetarily—now that's a concept I could definitely get behind. I no longer view the selling of sex as wrong or immoral—my time at college showed me that I had too blindly accepted such arbitrary norms. And for what it's worth, the winning bid won't necessarily be the highest—I get to choose.
So, with this value system firmly in place, I contacted the organization I felt could best provide me a safe and legal means through which to execute my idea: The Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Reno, Nevada.
I have been to the Moonlite Bunny Ranch twice to meet with its larger-than-life owner, Dennis Hof. I would describe the environment as a comical hybrid of a sorority house crossed with a laid-back gentlemen's club.
The Ranch not only provided me with the publicity to reach bidders through a personal email address on their website, but also as a way to capture a big enough "sample" of the public so I could research their reactions.
Some of these reactions have been surprising. As expected, many people value virginity itself—people who think it's important to save, and men who think it's valuable enough to buy. But I've discovered that others value the lucrative nature of my experiment even more. I've been congratulated for my "entrepreneurial gumption," as one CEO of a Fortune 500 company put it.
I might even be an early adopter of a future trend, if the ads that clutter Craigslist are any indication of the direction we're headed in. These days, more and more women my age are profiting directly from their sex appeal, but I'm not sure other women should follow my lead. One conclusion my experiment has already borne out is that society isn't ready for public auctions like mine—yet.
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The conference aims at bringing together scholars from various disciplines who work on the visualization of human origins and diversity. A particular focus will be on the diagrammatic forms of representation. Strategies of diagrammatic representation typically employ a series of textual, symbolic, and pictorial elements. Such strategies may include, among others, specific ways of subjectification; the serialization, spatialization, and temporalization of data; the storage of standardized data sets; and staging techniques of protagonists, events, and processes, notably in the architecture of exhibitions, parks and museums, and through the medium of film and animation.
In anthropology as in other scientific fields, images are no mere ornaments of texts, nor do they simply illustrate what is already textually explained. Rather, images of contemporary human groups and prehistoric humans constitute arguments in and of themselves, shaping anthropological debates in particular ways (e.g. Gould 1989; Moser 1992; Rudwick 1988). Anthropologists and archaeologists themselves as well as historians and sociologists of science have analyzed the irresistible depictions of extinct or 'primitive' humans and highlighted their blatantly racialized and gendered dimensions. Efforts have been made to enquire into strategies of persuasion, into the establishment of genres, and to disentangle the manifold socio--cultural preconceptions that are worked into images of life scenes in particular (e.g. Gifford-- Gonzalez 1993; Moser 1993; Wiber 1998). Recent studies have highlighted the specific role of photography in anthropological and ethnographical research (Edwards 1992; 2009), as well as of visibility – and invisibility – for racial thinking (Stoler 1997). Also visualizations more broadly understood, such as 'anthropological displays' of 'African villages' in European zoos (Dreesbach 2012), and ethnographic or paleoanthropological dioramas have been scrutinized, and their production, visual codes, and mythologies situated in the context of colonial science (e.g. Arnoldi 1999; Bal 1992).
At the same time, a different kind of imagery of human variation and human origins has largely escaped systematic analysis: diagrams, or diagrammatic representations that integrate textual and pictorial elements. The most ubiquitous is the phylogenetic diagram, which has its roots in late medieval genealogical representations of 'noble descent' (Muller--Wille and Rheinberger 2007). From early linguistic trees, to Ernst Haeckel's German oak that encoded a hierarchy in accordance with a teleological view of evolution, to Cavalli--Sforza's linguistic and genetic phylogenies, arborescent images have come in many avatars, from artistic abstractions to naked line diagrams, to bush-- or rhizome--like structures (Alter 1999; Bouquet 1994; Brace 1981). Such diagrams of hominid and human genealogies condense complicated theories and scenarios, and they have changed in concert with developments in the dominant view of human evolution in the course of history (Sommer 2007).
Other diagrammatic visualizations of human diversity and evolution have attracted less scholarly attention. This is all the more astonishing in light of the early nineteenth century turn to rigorous measurement and visual presentation of data in tables and graphs that preceded evolutionary accounts of human history (Gould 1981). Such diagrams became integral to fields such as anthropometry, ethnology, or eugenics, because they generated synoptic presentations of singular observations and measurements, which often brought about surprising effects (Hanke 2007; Lipphardt 2009). At the same time, the development of statistical and cartographic tools for the analysis und visualization of human diversity not only went hand in hand with new ways of analyzing genealogical relations (Parnes 2007); it was also accompanied by intense debates about the adequacy of these tools (Porter 1995).
Contemporary scientists of human origins and diversity, including anthropological genetics, work with distribution and migration maps, statistical tables, and graphs. A map may display distributions of characters, of human groups, or migration events, or all at once, in order to make statements about the ancestry and evolution of human populations (Gannett and Griesemer 2004). A table may compare diverse demographic figures derived from the study of ethnic groups in order to portray their dynamic relationships. These visualizations circulate in various scientific fields, medical, demographic, and biological disciplines, as well as in wider public arenas and popular media.
In the conference we would like to focus on the history of such diagrammatic tools of knowledge generation and communication in the human sciences. Even sources that at first glance seem to be of an overtly visual character can be analyzed for their diagrammatic content. An ethnographic collection of photographs, for example, does not only consist of individual depictions: their serial and spatial arrangement may render particular temporal or social relations visible, while others recede into the background. Strategies of diagrammatic representation typically employ a series of textual, symbolic, and pictorial elements (Goody 1977; Deleuze 1988). Such strategies may include, among others, specific ways of subjectification; the serialization, spatialization, and temporalization of data; the storage of standardized data sets; and staging techniques of protagonists, events, and processes, notably in the architecture of exhibitions, parks and museums, and through the medium of film and animation.
In analyzing such sources, clues can be taken from the recent studies of early modern annotation practices and paper technologies (Vismann 2008; Blair 2010); of serialization as a characteristic of modernity (Hopwood, Schaffer and Secord 2010); and of contemporary practices of 'data--driven' research (Leonelli 2012). Among other things these studies point to the importance of analysing processes of production and circulation. Furthermore: How exactly are diagrams made, from the collecting of specimens or data to their final publication or presentation? How do they combine with each other, for example in anthropological collections, or in museum exhibits? We would like to consider how diagrammatic visualizations are integral to the research process and how they function as epistemic tools. Finally we ask how they have shaped social relations, between experts and lay audiences for example, or political relations, between researchers, administrators and subject populations.
Diagrams in the human sciences convey messages about how and when diversity emerged, and thus implicitly or explicitly make statements about who 'we' and 'they' are. At this conference, we would like to uncover the social and epistemic dimensions of diagrammatic representations.
Please submit your proposal as an email attachment along with your name, institutional affiliation and email address.
Please indicate in the subject line of your message: submission visibility matters conference.
We hope to respond to all proposals by mid November 2012. We hope to be able to cover all travel and accommodation expenses for speakers.
Alter, Steven. Darwinism and the Linguistic Image: Language, Race, and Natural Theology in the Nineteenth Century, Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999.
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A report on the 5th India Roads Conference held last month in Delhi.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), the National Rural Roads Development Agency (NRRDA) and the state road development corporations will be busy next year.A major part about 20,000 km of the National Highways Development Programme's (NHDP) Phase IV will be bid out in 2012.On another front, the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), targeted at covering rural habitations with motorable roads, will see a large augmentation in budgetary allocation in the 12th Plan, and will be more aggressive.Many states have shown aggression in connecting their states' cities, towns and villages better next year.
While more projects are likely to be offered next year onwards on an EPC model, experts forecast that many rural road projects may be awarded through PPP by bundling in packages:New pilot schemes including the "modified EPC basis" will be on the anvil.
How will our country achieve the objective that the Prime Minister has set at the threshold of the new Five Year Plan? With its underlying theme, "Connecting Rural with Urban India for Inclusive Growth", the 5th India Roads Conference triggered policy as well as brass-tack questions on the linkages will be seamless and qualitatively superior. The two-day conference held at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi on 15-16 February was jointly chaired by JN Singh, Member (Finance), National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), and Arvind Mayaram, Additional Secretary and FA at the Union Ministry of Rural Development.
Expressway bid-out: In his address, Singh announced that the new expressways, the first of which is planned between Delhi and Meerut, will be bid out only after land acquisition is complete or at least nearing completion, as against the norm for National Highways (NHs) development, whereby construction starts after 80 per cent of the land acquired by invoking Right-of-Way (RoW). Expressways will be necessarily greenfield projects and land acquisition may not be as straightforward as in the mostly-brownfield NH expansion projects.
Quality concerns:Expectedly, as Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in infrastructure goes on-stream, debate as to its success has begun.Speakers significantly questioned whether PPP had necessarily ensured qualitative improvement in highways. Even though the expectation from Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) roads was of superior construction quality so as to support lower maintenance costs (stemming from the Defect Liability Clause), this has not happened in reality. Indeed, the contractual Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) projects have proved to be superior in quality as well as in maintaining timelines.A quality inspection specialist warned that warranty systems based on assured quality of construction would soon find their way into India. Such systems are a norm in most western countries.
Application of research: New technology and processes such as enzyme-based surface technology (whose pilot project in Maharashtra enabled a 4 km greenfield stretch to be completed in 14 days), as well as existing ones such as fly ash and coir-based surface material were discussed, and led to a debate on why new technology, even though internationally accepted even exported has not been acceptable en masse on Indian roads.Speakers and delegates pointed out that while low-cost technology would be particularly useful while inviting private participation in the small-ticket rural road projects, the adoption and massification and approval levels of such technology was very low.


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