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Hi All, Please use public-script-coord for Web IDL. -Thanks, AB -------- Original Message -------- Subject: RE: [WebIDL] interface objects and properties too restrictive? Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2010 20:36:00 +0200 From: ext Travis Leithead <email@example.com> To: Jonas Sicking <firstname.lastname@example.com> CC: Cameron McCormack <email@example.com>, "Sam Weinig (firstname.lastname@example.com)" <email@example.com>, "email@example.com" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sure. Not only does ES5's configurable: false property prevent deletion, but it also prevents changing a property from a field to an accessor and vice-versa, as well as changing the getter/setters of the property. So, the following wouldn't work if the "appendChild" property was configurable:false: Object.defineProperty(Node.prototype, "appendChild", { get: function() { /* custom getter replacement */ }, set: function(x) { /* custom setter replacement */ } }); ... which is the ES5 way of doing: Node.prototype.__defineGetter__("appendChild", function() { /* custom getter replacement */ }); Node.prototype.__defineSetter__("appendChild", function(x) { /* custom setter replacement */ }); So, configurable: false prevents users from replacing built-in properties with getter/setters. I think this is too restrictive, especially forward-looking considering how much the DOM is changing and evolving. -----Original Message----- From: Jonas Sicking [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2010 5:22 PM To: Travis Leithead Cc: Cameron McCormack; Sam Weinig (email@example.com); email@example.com Subject: Re: [WebIDL] interface objects and properties too restrictive? On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Travis Leithead<email@example.com> wrote: > Hey folks, just wondering what the justification behind the current > {DontDelete} semantics are in WebIDL 4.4 [1] and 4.5 (second bullet) > [2]. When our IE9 binding ported this to ES5, it translated to > "configurable: false", which completely destroyed the ability to set > accessors on the interface objects as well as operations (and in our > case, DOM accessors). Because of this, we actually don't mark our > interface objects OR operations/attributes as configurable: false, > rather configurable: true.* > > If this seems reasonable, I'd like to see the spec updated. Sorry, I'm not very updated on the differences between the ES3 and ES5 worlds. Why does "configurable: false" destroyed the ability to set accessors? Can you give an example of a piece of script that doesn't work but which you'd like to work, and what you'd like it to do? / JonasReceived on Wednesday, 4 August 2010 22:05:55 UTC
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That was my first reaction this morning to seeing the news that Colorado's Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper recently drank a glass of fracking fluid to demonstrate that it is safe. From the Washington Times account:
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper went to unusually great lengths to learn firsthand the strides the oil and gas industry has made to minimize environmental harm from fracking.
The first-term Democrat and former Denver mayor told a Senate committee on Tuesday that he actually drank a glass of fracking fluid produced by oilfield services giant Halliburton.
The fluid is made entirely "of ingredients sourced from the food industry," the company says, making it safe for Mr. Hickenlooper and others to imbibe.
"You can drink it. We did drink it around the table, almost rituallike, in a funny way," he told the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. "It was a demonstration. … they've invested millions of dollars in what is a benign fluid in every sense."
This story brought back some fond long-ago memories of the great B.T. Collins, one of the legends of the California political scene who died of a heart attack 20 years ago at the too-soon age of 52. B.T. had lost both legs and one arm in Vietnam, but that never slowed him down a bit. "Bold, profane, and utterly outrageous" was one characterization of him. What else could you say about someone who asked that he be remembered at his alma mater by having a urinal in the men's room dedicated to him? (See photo.) A conservative Republican who was a state legislator at the time his death, he nevertheless did a bizarre turn as Jerry Brown's chief of staff late in Brown's (first) second term in 1981.
It was then that B.T. did perhaps his most remarkable deed. In 1981 California was compelled by the federal government (under threat of otherwise slapping a full quarantine on California's agricultural products) to begin an aggressive program of aerial spraying of malathion to kill off a Mediterranean fruit fly infestation. Environmentalists and paranoid fruit juice drinkers went bonkers of course, and mounted street protests and 24/7 panic-fests. That's when B.T. (everyone knew him by his initials) called a press conference and poured a glass of spray-strength malathion from a canister. And then drank the whole glass. The enviro panic campaign started to collapse at that moment.
What no one ever knew was that about a half hour or so later B.T. threw up violently, as you might expect. No word yet on whether Governor Hickelooper is, um, passing gas in strange new ways from his fracking fluid cocktail. I have no doubt that if B.T. were with us today, he'd belly up to the bar and yell, "Bartender—give me a fracking martini!" Though he might not say "fracking." He'd say something else.
By the way, isn't "Hickenlooper" a great name? I'm glad to see unusual names making a comeback in politics. One of my favorites from the early 1960s was the Republican senator Leverett Saltonstall. Sounds straight out of Trollope or something.
UPDATE: Powerline reader Wayne Van Heuvelen of Urbandale, Iowa writes in to note: "Unusual names are indeed being recycled. In fact, Bourke Hickenlooper was the governor of Iowa in the 1940's and was an Iowa Senator from the 1940's to 1969. Given the unusual surname, I imagine the current governor of Colorado and the late Senator Hickenlooper are related."
JOHN adds: I used to do quite a bit of work on behalf of manufacturers of agricultural chemicals, defending them against claims of phytotoxicity or nonperformance. In that capacity, I learned that it used to be rather common practice for ag chem salesmen to demonstrate the safety of their company's herbicide products by drinking them at meetings with groups of farmers. The practice was severely frowned on by the chemical companies, but the salesmen never seemed to come to any harm. However, note that I said herbicides. Plants aren't very much like people, so it is not surprising that drinking a liquid that is fatal to certain plants may not be toxic to humans. However, insects are quite a bit like humans, and I never heard of anyone trying to drink an insecticide, many of which are extremely toxic to humans (and some of which have even been used to commit murder on occasion). I think a person would be crazy to drink malathion or any other insecticide.


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How does this medication work? What will it do for me?
Morphine belongs to the class of medications called narcotic analgesics (pain relievers). These pain relievers are also known as opioid analgesics. This medication is used to treat severe chronic pain. It acts on the brain to increase pain tolerance.
Sustained-release pain relievers should only be used when chronic pain control is necessary and should not be used to treat acute, or short-term pain. Your doctor may prescribe additional pain relievers that act more quickly for treatment of acute or "breakthrough" pain.
This medication may be available under multiple brand names and/or in several different forms. Any specific brand name of this medication may not be available in all of the forms or approved for all of the conditions discussed here. As well, some forms of this medication may not be used for all of the conditions discussed here.
Your doctor may have suggested this medication for conditions other than those listed in these drug information articles. If you have not discussed this with your doctor or are not sure why you are taking this medication, speak to your doctor. Do not stop taking this medication without consulting your doctor.
Do not give this medication to anyone else, even if they have the same symptoms as you do. It can be harmful for people to take this medication if their doctor has not prescribed it.
What form(s) does this medication come in?
pms-Morphine Sulfate SR is no longer being manufactured for sale in Canada. For brands that may still be available, search under flutamide. This article is being kept available for reference purposes only. If you are using this medication, speak with your doctor or pharmacist for information about your treatment options.
How should I use this medication?
The dose of long-acting morphine varies widely, based on need. Tablets or capsules are to be taken every 12 or 24 hours on a regular schedule in order to achieve and maintain pain relief.
To preserve the long-acting activity of the medication, the tablets or capsules must not be chewed or crushed. If you have difficulty swallowing tablets or capsules whole, contact your doctor. Some capsules may be opened and sprinkled on soft food.
Do not take this medication in higher doses or for a longer period of time than prescribed by your doctor.
Over time, this medication may produce tolerance and physical dependence as your body becomes used to the medication. Tolerance occurs when a dose that used to provide acceptable pain relief is no longer effective, and higher doses are required to achieve the same level of pain relief. Physical dependence is a state where the body will go into withdrawal if the medication is stopped suddenly. If you have been taking morphine on a regular basis for a long period of time, talk to your doctor before stopping the medication, as withdrawal effects can occur.
Tolerance and physical dependence are not the same as addiction. Addiction is defined as a psychological need to use the medication for reasons other than pain relief. Although people may become addicted to this medication, it is most common for people who have had addictions to other substances in the past.
You may experience withdrawal effects if you stop taking this medication suddenly after extended use. If you plan on stopping the medication, your doctor may want you to reduce the dose gradually to reduce the severity of withdrawal effects.
Many things can affect the dose of medication that a person needs, such as body weight, other medical conditions, and other medications. If your doctor has recommended a dose different from the ones listed here, do not change the way that you are taking the medication without consulting your doctor.
It is important to take this medication exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Do not stop taking this medication without talking to your doctor first, and do not increase the dose of this medication without consulting your doctor. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible and continue on with your regular schedule. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and continue with your regular dosing schedule. If you miss several doses in a row, contact your doctor before restarting the medication. Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one. If you are not sure what to do after missing a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice.
Store this medication at room temperature, protected from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.
Do not dispose of medications in wastewater (e.g. down the sink or in the toilet) or in household garbage. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medications that are no longer needed or have expired.
Who should NOT take this medication?
Do not take this medication if you:
- are allergic to morphine, other narcotic analgesics, or any ingredients of the medication
- are experiencing acute alcoholism or delirium tremens
- are experiencing psychosis caused by use of medications, drugs, or chemicals
- are experiencing acute asthma or other obstructive airway disease
- are experiencing acute respiratory depression
- are pregnant or breast-feeding, in labour, or delivering
- have abnormal heart rhythms
- have a blockage of the gastrointestinal tract, particularly paralytic ileus
- have a convulsive (seizure) disorder
- have a head injury, a brain tumour, or increased pressure inside the head or spinal cord
- have consumed alcohol or any medications containing alcohol
- have cor pulmonale
- have mild or intermittent, short term pain that can be treated with other medications
- have severe depression of the central nervous system (i.e., sedation)
- have a suspected abdominal condition that may require surgery
- have taken an MAO inhibitor such as phenelzine or tranylcypromine in the past 14 days
What side effects are possible with this medication?
Many medications can cause side effects. A side effect is an unwanted response to a medication when it is taken in normal doses. Side effects can be mild or severe, temporary or permanent.
The side effects listed below are not experienced by everyone who takes this medication. If you are concerned about side effects, discuss the risks and benefits of this medication with your doctor.
The following side effects have been reported by at least 1% of people taking this medication. Many of these side effects can be managed, and some may go away on their own over time.
Contact your doctor if you experience these side effects and they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist may be able to advise you on managing side effects.
- changes in vision
- changes in sexual desire or activity
- constipation
- difficult urination
- dizziness, lightheadedness, or feeling faint
- drowsiness
- dry mouth
- false sense of well-being
- headache
- itchiness
- loss of appetite
- nausea
- nightmares or unusual dreams
- sweating
- trouble sleeping
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- vomiting
Although most of the side effects listed below don't happen very often, they could lead to serious problems if you do not seek medical attention.
Check with your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:
- decreased coordination
- fast, slow, or pounding heartbeat
- hallucinations
- signs of blocked bowel (e.g., abdominal pain, severe constipation, nausea)
- skin rash
- withdrawal symptoms (e.g., nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anxiety, shivering, cold and clammy skin, body aches, loss of appetite, sweating)
Stop taking this medication and seek medical attention immediately if any of the following occur:
- signs of overdose:
- cold, clammy skin
- confusion
- convulsions (seizures)
- dizziness (severe)
- drowsiness (severe)
- low blood pressure
- nervousness or restlessness (severe)
- pinpoint-sized pupils of eyes
- slow heartbeat
- slow or troubled breathing
- weakness (severe)
- signs of respiratory depression (e.g., slow, shallow or weak breathing)
- signs of serious allergic reaction (e.g., abdominal cramps, difficulty breathing, nausea and vomiting, or swelling of the face and throat)
Some people may experience side effects other than those listed. Check with your doctor if you notice any symptom that worries you while you are taking this medication.
Are there any other precautions or warnings for this medication?
Before you begin using a medication, be sure to inform your doctor of any medical conditions or allergies you may have, any medications you are taking, whether you are pregnant or breast-feeding, and any other significant facts about your health. These factors may affect how you should use this medication.
Abdominal (stomach) conditions: Morphine and other narcotic medications may make the diagnosis of abdominal conditions more difficult or it may worsen these conditions. People who experience slower-than-normal passage of material through the digestive system may experience more side effects from morphine sustained release. If you have abdominal problems, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Alcohol: Alcohol should not be consumed while you are taking morphine sustained release, as it may increase the chance of experiencing dangerous side effects.
Asthma and other respiratory conditions: Morphine may cause increased breathing difficulty for people having an acute asthma attack, or those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (chronic bronchitis, emphysema) or other conditions that affect breathing. If you have asthma or another breathing disorder, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Breathing: Morphine can suppress breathing, particularly if taken by someone who has not taken morphine before. This is a serious, potentially life-threatening condition. If you are at risk for breathing difficulties such as asthma, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed. Keep this and all medications out of reach of children.
Dependence and withdrawal: Drug addiction is usually not a problem for people who require this medication for pain relief. Physical dependence (a need to take regular doses to prevent physical symptoms) has been associated with narcotic analgesics such as morphine. Withdrawal symptoms may be experienced if the dose is significantly reduced or suddenly discontinued. These symptoms include seizures, irritability, sleep problems, agitation, tremors, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, vomiting, headache, muscle cramps, extreme anxiety, tension, restlessness, sweating, and confusion. Reducing the dose gradually under medical supervision can help prevent or decrease these withdrawal symptoms when this medication is no longer required for pain control.
Dizziness: Morphine and other narcotics may cause dramatically reduced blood pressure, resulting in dizziness and unsteadiness. To reduce the possibility of severe dizziness, rise slowly when standing from a sitting or lying position.
Drowsiness/reduced alertness: Morphine may impair the mental or physical abilities needed for certain potentially hazardous activities such as driving a car or operating machinery. Avoid these activities until you know how this medication affects you.
Head injuries: Morphine can cause increased pressure inside the head. If you have an acute head injury or other conditions that increase your intracranial pressure (pressure inside the head), discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Kidney function: If you have reduced kidney function or kidney disease, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Liver function: If you have reduced liver function or liver disease, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Medical conditions: Morphine may cause increased symptoms or reduce the symptoms of worsening illness for people with Addison's disease, reduced thyroid function, enlarged prostate, stricture of the urethra, reduced pituitary function, anemia, severe malnutrition, active ulcerative colitis, and hypothyroidism (low thyroid). If you have any of these conditions, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Seizures: Morphine may worsen preexisting seizure disorders. If tolerance to the medication develops and the dosage is increased substantially above recommended levels, seizures may occur in people without a history of seizure disorders. If you have a seizure disorder, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Pregnancy: This medication should not be used during pregnancy unless the benefits outweigh the risks. If you become pregnant while taking this medication, contact your doctor immediately.
Breast-feeding: This medication passes into breast milk. If you are a breast-feeding mother and are taking morphine sustained release, it may affect your baby. Talk to your doctor about whether you should continue breast-feeding.
Children: Accidental ingestion of this medication by children may lead to severe and even fatal consequences. Keep this medication out of the reach of children.
Seniors: Seniors may be more sensitive to the effects of morphine and may require lower doses.
What other drugs could interact with this medication?
There may be an interaction between morphine sustained release and any of the following:
- abiraterone acetate
- aclidinium
- alcohol
- amphetamines (e.g., dextroamphetamine, lisdexamphetamine)
- antihistamines (e.g,. cetirizine, doxylamine, diphenhydramine, hydroxyzine, loratadine)
- amiodarone
- antihistamines (e.g., cetirizine, doxylamine, diphenhydramine, hydroxyzine, loratadine)
- antipsychotics (e.g., chlorpromazine, clozapine, haloperidol, olanzapine, quetiapine, risperidone)
- atorvastatin
- atropine
- azelastine
- "azole" antifungals (e.g., itraconazole, ketoconazole, voriconazole)
- barbiturates (e.g., butalbital, pentobarbital, phenobarbital)
- belladonna
- benzodiazepines (e.g., alprazolam, diazepam, lorazepam)
- beta-blockers (e.g., atenolol, metoprolol, propranolol)
- benztropine
- buprenorphine
- buspirone
- butorphanol
- chloral hydrate
- cimetidine
- clopidogrel
- cobicistat
- crizotinib
- cyclosporine (systemic)
- desmopressin
- dexamethasone
- dipyridamole
- disopyramide
- diuretics (water pills; e.g., furosemide, hydrochlorothiazide, triamterene)
- doxorubicin
- dronedarone
- droperidol
- efavirenz
- flavoxate
- general anesthetics (medications used to put people to sleep before surgery)
- glycopyrrolate
- grapefruit juice
- ipratropium
- ketotifen
- lapatinib
- lomitapide
- mefloquine
- minocycline
- mirtazapine
- monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs; e.g., moclobemide, phenelzine, rasagiline, selegiline, procarbazine, tranylcypromine) taken within the past 14 days
- muscle relaxants (e.g., baclofen, cyclobenzaprine, methocarbamol, orphenadrine)
- nabilone
- naltrexone
- nefazodone
- nicardipine
- nilotinib
- octreotide
- olopatadine
- other narcotic analgesics (e.g., codeine, fentanyl, meperidine, oxymorphone)
- oxybutynin
- perampanel
- pramipexole
- prazosin
- progesterone
- quinidine
- quinine
- reserpine
- rifabutin
- rifampin
- ropinirole
- St. John's wort
- rotigotine
- rufinamide
- scopolamine
- seizure medications (e.g., clobazam, ethosuximide, felbamate, levetiracetam, phenobarbital, phenytoin, primidone, topiramate, valproic acid, zonisamide)
- selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs; e.g., citalopram, duloxetine, fluoxetine, paroxetine, sertraline)
- sunitinib
- tacrolimus
- tamoxifen
- tapentadol
- telaprevir
- tenofovir
- thalidomide
- tiotropium
- tipranavir
- tolterodine
- tramadol
- trazodone
- tricyclic antidepressants (e.g., amitriptyline, clomipramine, desipramine, trimipramine)
- warfarin
- verapamil
- vinblastine
- zolpidem
- zopiclone
If you are taking any medications that have a sedating effect, speak with your doctor or pharmacist. Depending on your specific circumstances, your doctor may want you to:
- stop taking one of the medications,
- change one of the medications to another,
- change how you are taking one or both of the medications, or
- leave everything as is.
An interaction between two medications does not always mean that you must stop taking one of them. In many cases, interactions are intended or are managed by close monitoring. Speak to your doctor about how any drug interactions are being managed or should be managed.
Medications other than those listed above may interact with this medication. Tell your doctor or prescriber about all prescription, over-the-counter (non-prescription), and herbal medications that you are taking. Also tell them about any supplements you take. Since caffeine, alcohol, the nicotine from cigarettes, or street drugs can affect the action of many medications, you should let your prescriber know if you use them.
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How to Practice Fishing Skills in Your Own Backyard (No Water Needed!)
Are your kids fascinated by fish?
Looking for a fun, outdoor adventure that includes life lessons?
Plan a fishing trip with your kids. But first, help them hone their skills, right from home.
In this article I'll show you some fun ways to practice fishing skills with your kids before you ever head to the water.
Why Practice for a Fishing Trip?
Fishing is a fun activity everyone in the family will enjoy. It instills useful life skills, while showing your kids that patience pays off. And not much can top the feeling of catching your very first fish!
Anyone can fish. It just takes patience, practice and preparation.
If you help your children get comfortable with baiting a hook, casting a line and handling a fish before you head out to the water, they'll be confident fisher-kids before you hit the shore.
Get your kids excited about fishing with these fun practice games. Then take them for the real thing.


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The director, Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre-JKMPIC, Sheikh Gulzaar planted chinar saplings in JKMPIC, Pulwama here yesterday on Monday. While taking to media persons on the occasion, he said Chinar is a heritage tree of the country and as such is a protected plant. Until 2007, Chinar plantation day was observed on March 21 "World Arboretum Day". However, keeping in view the magnificent and majestic look and attachment and concern of the people of the country of Kashmir with this tree, state government decided to observe March 15 of every year as Chinar Plantation Day, since 2008.
The director said another advantage of pre-poning the date from March 21 to March 15 is that longer period for plantation. During last two years 12373 saplings of Chinar have been provided free of cost to the people for plantation in different areas of the country Jammu Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre has established nurseries for propagation of Chinar saplings and during current plantation season and 93373 saplings are available for distribution.
Sheikh Gulzaar said that anybody who is interested in plantation of Chinar tree can contact the concerned Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre and obtain Chinar plants.
As per the un-authentic data of 1970, about 42000 Chinar trees of different age groups and sizes were existing in thecountry . But with the passage of time, turmoil, development programmes and population explosion, Chinar trees have faced the brunt of greed like the forest and other plants had to face.
Under such circumstances, JKMPIC took the serious initiative for raising the Chinar saplings for sustained efforts for annual plantation of saplings.
In order to determine the actual number of existing Chinar trees in the Kashmir , a preliminary census was initiated by the Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre from 2002 which was completed in 2008.
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IDF Intel's first four-core processors for notebooks will debut in Q3 2008, it has been claimed. That narrows the release window down from the previous forecast: sometime in the second half of the year.
Motherboard-maker moles spilled the beans to DigiTimes, confirming what we've heard before: the 45nm chips will contain 12MB of L2 with each core pair sharing 6MB, they'll run on a 1066MHz frontside bus and consume up to 45W of power.
That's the main reason why they won't feature in 'Montevina', the next generation of Intel's Centrino platform and yesterday revealed to be shipping out of the chip maker's warehouses in May 2008. The quad-cores will require different notebook thermal designs than those laid down for the dual-core 45nm chips that will be part of Montevina.
Intel is expected to launch 11 45nm mobile processors in the first half of 2008, all codenamed, like the architecture they're based on, 'Penryn'. Five will be launched in Q1: a gaming-oriented Core 2 Extreme and four regular parts. Three more mainstream Core 2s will accompany the Montevina launch, along with three low voltage, 25W parts, as announced by Intel yesterday.


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The photographer made observations at a recent trade show for these enthusiasts that the photographic imagery that the people he was trying to buy from was poor, and could use improvement. Further, a review of the local sports shops dedicated to this field determined that the photographer could pitch assignments to them of their storefronts and interiors.
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I came across this notice today in the "Loyalist Trails" UELAC Newsletter 2011-31 Aug 7, 2011 -
"The Toronto Project, which is an online museum of the history of Toronto and its' people, will launch publicly on October 12th at The Art Gallery of Ontario. Amongst a number of initiatives, The Toronto Project is creating a wiki history of the city. This will eventually be an interactive forum open to everyone's contribution. Prior to the public launch of the wiki history, The Toronto Project is looking for contributions of some core articles with which to seed the wiki.
We have been asked to submit stories of our Loyalist ancestors and their contributions to the city of Toronto and the area around. Please submit your story to email@example.com. We will review and edit, if necessary, and forward them on to the project co-ordinators".
Karen Windover UE,President, Toronto Branch


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Kuwait plans June 26 by-polls for 5 seats
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Bahrainis to vote in key elections
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Bahrain gears up for by-election
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Cycling legend Lance Armstrong, winner of the Tour de France 7 times, and his teammates from the U.S. cycling team have been under investigation for illegal "doping." They are accused of taking performance-enhancing drugs like amphetamines, anabolic steroids, or EPO (erythropoietin), a substance that boosts endurance by increasing the body's oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
Using any of these substances can give people an unfair advantage and is considered cheating. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is looking into these allegations.
Although the investigation itself is closed to the public, Armstrong's former teammate Floyd Landis, who won the Tour de France in 2006 and has admitted to drug use, recently wrote a tell-all book in which he describes drug use in the sport.
A Tarnished Legend
As the most successful member of the U.S. team, Lance Armstrong was a champion. His wins—and dramatic comeback after being diagnosed and successfully treated for cancer—made him a hero to people around the world. The damage that the doping allegations have done to Armstrong's reputation and to the sport is major. Society has rules in place to ensure fairness. And so do most professional sports.
Parents teach their children to play by the rules, and we expect adults to live up to these standards, too. But the pressure to win—or to get good grades, or to complete a big assignment—can tempt any of us to bend or break the rules.
When the stakes are high, and the competition is intense, shortcuts to gain a competitive edge are tempting. But is it worth it in the end?—especially in the case of illegal substance use, which can do long-term damage not just to reputations, but to people's brains and bodies.
What do you think: What does it mean to you to hear that someone you look up to might have been riding to victory not on talent, hard work, and focus alone, but by cheating? What does "playing fair" mean to you?
(wah-cer-stene) well, in my opinion, not all drugs are bad for you. for example if in correct caffeine i thing is a legal drug. i dont know anything else. oh and one more thing, i like pie
Under investigation - nothing proven yet. This article leaves the impression that Lance is guilty.
Not Proven Yet!
God you guys,
Lance is a good biker.
He can't just use steroids.
When he was treated for cancer, they had to take a blood sample.
Wouldn't it have shown up there?
Or even in a urinary sample?
Dumb reporters asking stupid questions that everyone knows the answers to.
Lance is not proven guilty but in this sport almost everyone is taking some "rubish" in order to achieve better performance.
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I think that drugs are bad for you. Just because Lance didnt get proven guilty he is the one that has to live with himself. Its his conscience. I know if i were him i wouldnt be able to live with all the guilt. I think that it is a really big deal when athletes get accused for using drugs because alot of little kids look up to them. Theyre a role model to the world. Not only using drugs as a person in the spotlight you also ruin your reputation and can damage your body. You dont need drugs to make you a better athlete because by using them it can make you a worse athlete. Drugs arent good for you especially when you dont know all the facts. Apparently if your using drugs and say you know all the facts you dont because you wouldnt be using them in the first place.
If everyone is doing it, which is extremely likely, then at what point do you give up everything and lose just because you refuse to take it too. I am against using drugs to boost performance, but in this situation, in order to win you have to. You can be the best biker out there, but you will almost never be able to compete with guys that are taking this added hormone.
Comes down to the point that this stuff works--well and there are hundreds of articles out there to prove it. And because of this people are going to use it because they want to win and in today's race culture, it's almost a must.
I don't want to trivialize your concerns by simply saying don't give in. It is understandable that you feel that you are playing on an uneven field if you believe that "everyone is doing it." But know that not everyone is doing it, and those that are will experience the consequences of using – whether the physical toll that steroids take on your body or the dishonor of being caught "cheating" when tested.
Its not good to do drugs because when they mess up your brain it may be hard to recover
YOLO i think u shudnt do drugs casue there very bad. thanks!
i think you shudnt do drugs. they can permently hurt you. People think that you do it once and it doesnt hurt you or affect you. Some peopole say YOLO and they do it but really, they dont know wat ther gettin into. THNKS!
I think that any athletes that take steroids are idiots. For example, Lance Armstrong took steriods, eventhough he was so good at what he did, I don't understand why. Why would he want to do that and ruin his career. I think people like this just ruin the sport. i think that they should get suspened, or just kick them out of the league. There should also be a big fine, seeing as how they usually make so much money.
steroids are bad and stupid go work out plus you can have increased cholesterol liver damage mood swings breast development and acne there dumb. and who wants little testicles? not me. PEYTON TAKE GODIVA OUT!!!
Drugs are the worst thing to do to yourself. Everyone should think twice before trying a drug. It could determine the rest of your life!! So many people have died form overdosing on a drug or just for trying a drug for the first time can kill you. Just don't give in to peer pressure, stay strong. It's not cool to do drugs just cause your friends do tht. Be your own person. Please don't do drugs just saying no to that one person tht offers you a drug can save your whole future and life. Just get high on life, not on a drug.


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In my last choir rehearsal, while going over a new piece, after I said, "Let's go back to the beginning and go over the 'oo's", my lead tenor, whom I respect immensely as a musician, responded "Uh, shouldn't that be the 'oh's? If there's an 'h' it's pronounced 'oh'."
So, I looked at the music and saw "Ooh". Now, to me, two "o"s means "oo", regardless of the "h". This started a short but lively discussion which I stopped before it went on too long... We rehearsed it as "oo".
I hate seeing "lololol", because in my head I hear "Laughing out loud out loud out loud". I get that others read that as "laughing out loud for a really long time", or maybe "ha ha ha ha ha", but not me. It drives me nuts. Letters should not be repeated to indicate that the word should be spoken slowly. Certainly not in music! We have notation standards for that. A drawn out "Oh" would be notated as "Oh---".
But, this is all just my opinion. I have no authoritative source to back it up. Can anyone provide a definitive answer one way or another and back it up with evidence?


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"It was Paul," explained George, "who introduced the Cajun culture to the world."
"Coffee with chicory, Dahlin'," he requested with a smile.
"We don't have ice cream; we don't have a freezer."
"Let's take this show on the road!" exclaimed Chef.
By Wendy Rodrigue Magnus, Wife of Artists George Rodrigue and Douglas Magnus
"It was Paul," explained George, "who introduced the Cajun culture to the world."
"Coffee with chicory, Dahlin'," he requested with a smile.
"We don't have ice cream; we don't have a freezer."
"Let's take this show on the road!" exclaimed Chef.
Loved the story of these great Cajuns. Thanks for sharing it. Dorian BennettReplyDelete
This piece gives me a new appreciation for Chef Paul - whom I have heard about for many years, but did not really know much about. You present George's relationship with Chef Paul in a warm and delightful way. It seems they have the kind of friendship that has that unique warm Cajun flavor. Here's my own little love offering:
A Cajun Concoction
Chef Paul and painter George
serving Cajun to the world at large
spicing each others dishes
with blue dogs and red fishes.
A grateful public bows in your direction
savoring your Cajun connection
hoping you keep forging a trail
and spreading your art full sail.
Beautiful, cityfisher! Thank you for sharing. Your poetry adds greatly to the post!
Wonderful story of yet another Cajun marriage made in heaven, aka Louisiana.ReplyDelete
Great story Wendy. Sounds like you and George have a great friend in Chef Paul. What a treat! My growing up and experiences with New Orleans include the Brennan's of New Orleans. There I remember the wonderful Cajun and Creole dishes there.. and top it off with Bannana's Foster and the coffee, I believe it was called Community House coffee, no? And other roasted coffees as well. We got to know the them there well in the 70's. When my parents built the river house, one of the dining areas they modeled after Brennan's. It was our informal dining room, complete with plants in the same theme. We always referred to that as 'The Brennan Room.'
You've completed the 7 city tour? welcome back home. I bet it feels good to finish off those tours. And on the Red River! It runs through Alexandria too. Many fond memories there too. Since growing up with a river that runs through our backyard, I have much appreciation for the rivers, lakes, and streams.
Now as far as one of George's earliest collectors... You could add my dad to that list as I believe his first purchase was in Spring of 1977.
I hope you and George had a wonderful summer..
À plus tard,
Grandmère's Shawl
Hi Grandmere's Shawl - Still touring. Closing events in Baton Rouge next weekend, followed by opening events in Shreveport later this month. Also, a fun round of events in my home area - the Florida Panhandle!
Thanks again for writing. Always good to hear from you. You always add much to the posts-
I remember Paul from Opelousas, LA High School (OHS) where we both graduated in 1958. Being a "damn Yankee" from Wisconsin, Cajun food was not on my menue. Didnt take long though and I became a real fan. Great to hear about all your wonderful food Paul.
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Crazy Fairies: One World is the newest game by American McGee's Spicy Horse studio. Inspired by fairy tales from across the world, Crazy Fairies is a multiplayer social game that can be simultaneously played across web browsers as well as iOS, and Android devices in real time.
The game itself plays like Worms or Scorched Earth, with players using a variety of weapons (and an understanding of launch trajectories and gravity) to kill the other players on a 2D plane. Spicy Horse's twist on the formula is the inclusion of occasional 3D levels that wrap around a central point (think Super Stardust HD). While interesting, these levels make it infinitely harder to judge the necessary aim and power of your attacks.
Crazy Fairies is free-to-play, but like most free-to-play titles, it has a micro-transaction system set up. Any of the game's weapons, items, or skills can be purchased in addition to a large amount of cosmetic items.
In its current iteration (I played the closed beta), the biggest problem with Crazy Fairies is how unbalanced the weapons are. While all the weapons are the same price, Thor's Hammer (which causes chain lightning) and Artemis' Bow (which fires multiple arrows at once) are by far the most deadly weapons in the game. All other weapons are practically useless by comparison.
Another problem is that the co-op levels of the game—where you take a team of humans against computer-controlled enemies—can only be attempted once per day. If you fail, your only options are to wait 24 hours or pay real world money to reset the cooldown. This is more than a little annoying to a person like me who enjoys co-op far more than versus play.
However, despite the problems, I had a good enough time with Crazy Fairies. The ability to play it on both portable devices and computers is a great selling point and as the game is still in beta, there is plenty of time before the final release to balance the gameplay and make the needed tweaks to the micro-transaction system.
To see how Crazy Fairies looks in action, check out the video above.
Crazy Fairies will be released on PC, iOS, and Android systems later this year. The closed beta will begin sometime in the next week (and you can sign up for it at www.crazyfairies.com).


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|Canisius Golden Griffins
|Thursday, January 31, 2013
|7:00 p.m.
|Buffalo, N.Y. | Koessler Athletic Center
Game Data
Loyola University Maryland plays the first game of a two-game swing through Western New York on Thursday, January 31, at Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y.
Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. in Koessler Athletic Center.
On The Tube
Thursday's game against the Golden Griffins will be broadcast on a tape-delay basis in the Western New York, Albany and Syracuse areas on Time Warner Cable Sports. Ben Wagner will handle play-by-play duties for the broadcast, while Mike MacDonald will provide the analysis.
The game can be seen on Friday, February 1, at 9:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 3, at 12 noon.
Jesuit Basketball Spotlight
The game against Canisius is the fourth of six games the Greyhounds play this season as part of the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight.
As one of 28 Jesuit Catholic universities around the nation, Loyola is a proud participant in the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight again this season.
Series History
Loyola and Canisius will meet for the 57th time in series history on Thursday. The Golden Griffins hold a 34-22 advantage in the series after Loyola swept the pair of games a year ago.
The Greyhounds defeated Canisius, 77-62, on January 7 in Baltimore when Robert Olson scored seven straight points after the Golden Griffins had cut their deficit to just four with more than 10 minutes to play. Olson had 16 points, and Dylon Cormier scored 23 for Loyola.
In Buffalo, the Greyhounds held Canisius scoreless for the final 8:02 of the first half to pull away for a 70-52 victory. The Golden Griffins took a 22-16 lead with 8:02 remaining, but Loyola scored the final 12 points of the half and led the rest of the way. Shane Walker led Loyola with 17 points and 11 rebounds, while Erik Etherly scored 15.
Last Time Out
Iona stretched an eight-points halftime advantage to 15 with 5:32 remaining on Sunday, and although Loyola cut the Gaels' advantage to five with just under two minutes remaining, Iona finished off a 79-71 win in Reitz Arena.
Lamont Jones, who had a game-high 23 points for Canisius, converted a layup and free throw at 5:32 to make it 69-54 in Iona's favor, but Dylon Cormier's basket 20 seconds later for Loyola started a 12-2 run that pulled the Greyhounds within five.
Cormier scored 18 to lead Loyola, while Robert Olson had 14 and Jordan Latham tallied 11. Anthony Winbush led the Greyhounds with 10 rebounds.
70 Not Enough
Scoring 70 points has been a bit of a magical number for the Greyhounds this season, as they entered the Iona game with a 5-0 record this year when scoring 70 or more points.
Versus the Gaels, Loyola tallied 71 points and suffered just its second loss in the last two years when scoring 70 or more points. The Greyhounds are now 16-2 since the start of the 2011-2012 season when hitting or exceeding that mark. The only other loss came in an 83-79 defeat to Rider on February 24, 2012.
Turnovers Not The Issue
The Greyhounds did not have a problem with turnovers against Iona, committing just six, tying their season-low (also November 23 at Rhode Island) in the process. Loyola had only two turnovers in the second half.
Williams Continues To Spark Greyhounds
Despite losing on Sunday for the first time since the return of sophomore guard R.J. Williams, Loyola has gone 3-1 during his time on the court. In four games, Williams is averaging 6.5 points, 4.0 assists and 2.8 rebounds per game.
In the Iona game, Williams matched his career-high with seven assists, tying the mark he set last January at Niagara.
Through four games, Williams has 16 assists and just three turnovers for the Greyhounds.
On Friday night, Williams had steals on back-to-back Manhattan possessions that led to Loyola baskets, the first a Winbush layup and the second a fast-break Williams layup.
Williams has led the Greyhounds in minutes played twice in the four games, recording a career-high 39 minutes at Fairfield on January 21 and 38 on Friday at Manhattan.
Cormier's Consistency
Dylon Cormier led the Greyhounds in scoring for the 12th time in 22 games this season on Sunday afternoon against Iona when he tallied 18 points. It was his return to the court after missing the January 25 game at Manhattan due to food poisoning.
In 21 games played this season, Cormier has scored in double figures all but once. The only time he did not reach 10 or more was on November 23 when he finished with nine at Rhode Island.
Additionally, Cormier has scored 15 or more points in 16 games.
The junior guard, who is averaging 17.6 points per game, went over the 1,000-point mark for his career on January 21 at Fairfield and enters the game versus Canisius with 1,025 career points. This season, he has scored 370, just 58 points shy of the 428 he tallied in 2011-2012.
He has consistently raised his game since his freshman season. Cormier averaged 8.1 as a freshman in 2010-2011, 13.4 last year and 17.6 this season. His rebounds per game have also risen from 3.0-3.3-4.8, as have his steals per game (0.8-1.6-1.8) and assists per game (1.1-1.8-2.5).
Stretching The Defense
Jordan Latham continued to show his ability to hit the mid-range jumper against Iona, making 5-of-8 field goals, all from 15 or more feet. Latham finished with 11 points, the second time in three games he has tallied double figures in the scoring category.
Latham also knocked down his first career 3-pointer against the Gaels, and he is now shooting a career-best 50.6-percent (41-of-81) from the field this year.
18 Assists In A Loss
Loyola was one shy of its season-high of 19 assists on Sunday, as four players had three or more assists, and the Greyhounds finished with 18 against Iona.
It was the first time in more than three years that Loyola has lost a game when they finished with 18 or more. Loyola had 19 in a January 4, 2010, loss at home to Siena.
Record-Tying Defense
The 41 points Loyola yielded at Manhattan tied the Greyhounds' Division I record for fewest points allowed in a game. Loyola, which joined Division I in 1981-1982, allowed 41 points on two other occasions, a 43-41 win over Marist College on February 23, 1984, and a 58-41 victory at Dartmouth on November 24, 2009.
Defensive Dominance
Loyola held Manhattan to a season-low 41 points on Friday night, while the Jaspers made just 14 field goals, the fewest Loyola has allowed this season.
The 14 field goals by Manhattan were the fewest yielded by a Jimmy Patsos-coached Loyola team.
Opponents Under 50
Friday night was the third time this season Loyola has held an opponent to fewer than 50 points. The Greyhounds did so in the November 9 season-opener against Binghamton (45) and on November 17 against Norfolk State (49).
Loyola twice held opponents to sub-50 performances last season: February 3, 2012, against Rider (46) and March 5 versus Fairfield (44) in the MAAC Championship Game.
Over the nine years Jimmy Patsos has been head coach at Loyola, the Greyhounds have held opponents under 50 points nine times, all Greyhound wins. The nine games have all come in the last four seasons.
Winbush Shows Versatility
Anthony Winbush played 34 minutes at Manhattan and finished with nine points and a team-high eight rebounds. He was tabbed the ESPNU Player of the Game for his efforts that also included an assist and a steal.
This season, Winbush has led Loyola in rebounds nine times and assists on seven occasions.
In the 18 games he's played, Winbush is averaging 6.7 points and 6.7 rebounds. He is tops on the team in total rebounds (121). He is third in total assists (40) and fourth in steals (18).
Cormier, Etherly Score 1,000th Points
On Monday night at Fairfield, Erik Etherly and Dylon Cormier became the 33rd and 34th players in Loyola men's basketball history to reach 1,000 career points as Greyhounds, and they did so in the same game, a feat never before accomplished at Loyola.
Etherly scored his 1,000th on a layup just 15 seconds into the second half at Fairfield, and Cormier followed suit on a 3-pointer from the left corner 8:07 later.
1,000 Points In the Same Game
Prior to Monday night, through unofficial research, the last time a school had two players reach 1,000 points in the same game was nearly five years ago when Fernandez Lockett and Todd Babington of Austin Peay hit the plateau on March 7, 2008
However, it took just 24 hours for it to happen again as North Carolina State's Richard Howell and Lorenzo Brown got to 1,000 in the Wolfpack's 86-84 loss at Wake Forest on Tuesday night.
And Olson Makes It Three
Erik Etherly and Dylon Cormier were not the first Loyola players to score 1,000 in a career this season. Robert Olson reached the mark on January 6 against Saint Peter's.
It is the first time in Loyola's 103 seasons of men's basketball that the program has had three players with 1,000 career points at the same time.
Three 1,000-Point Scorers In MAAC History
Since the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference was founded in 1980, this is just the sixth instance of a team touting three players with 1,000-plus points at the same time.
Iona (2000-2001, 2011-2012) and Siena (1999-2000, 2009-2010) have accomplished twice, while Loyola joins Niagara (2004-2005) with a one-time occurrence.
Win With Four Assists
Loyola's win on Monday night at Fairfield came with the Greyhounds assisting on just four of their 19 made baskets. It was also just one game removed from Loyola setting a season-best with 19 assists against Marist.
It is the first time since January 25, 2009, (an overtime victory against Marist) that the Greyhounds won a game with four or fewer assists. Additionally, it is just the third time this season that a MAAC team has won a game with four or fewer assists (Niagara has done it twice).
Over the last five seasons, Loyola is 16-28 when finishing with nine or less assists, and the Greyhounds are 3-6 when that happens this season.
Cormier Tops 20
Dylon Cormier scored 21 points at Fairfield, the fifth time this season he has scored 20 or more. In 13 career games that he has finished with 20 or more (seven times in 2011-2012 and once in 2010-2011), the Greyhounds are 12-1 with the only loss coming a few weeks ago at Memphis.
Brooks Also With Career-High
Julius Brooks tied his career-high with 12 points against Marist, matching the total he scored on December 15 in a win over Mount St. Mary's.
Brooks also made a career-best six field goals on just eight attempts. Three of his baskets came on dunks. He also led Loyola with five rebounds.
Holding Opponents Under 60
The Greyhounds limited Manhattan to 41 points, the 11th time this season they have held an opponent to 59 or fewer on the scoreboard. Loyola has won all 11 of those games.
Including the 2011-2012 season, Loyola has held opponents to 59 or fewer 22 times, all victories.
Loyola leads the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference this season in scoring defense, allowing an average of 59.9 points per game. Last season, the Greyhounds allowed an average of 64.2 points per game.
Olson Sets Career-Highs
Robert Olson led all scorers at Rider, setting a career-high in scoring for the second time in a month. He finished with 25, eclipsing his previous best of 22 against Mount St. Mary's on December 15, 2012.
Olson also set career-highs at Rider in field goals made (10), field goals attempted (22) and 3-pointers attempted (13).
Olson, who became the 32nd player in Loyola history to score his 1,000th point when he reached the mark in the second half against Saint Peter's on Sunday, January 6.
Brooks' Board Work
Julius Brooks led Loyola and tied for game-high honors with eight rebounds at Rider, matching his season-high for 2012-2013 (also vs. Saint Peter's, December 8). He then pulled down five to lead the team against Marist.
It was the ninth time this season that Brooks has logged four or more rebounds, and the Greyhounds are now 8-1 in those contests.
Cormier Getting To The Line
Through 20 games played this season, Dylon Cormier has shot 154 free throws, an average of 7.7 per game.
Cormier has also made 74.0-percent of his free throws this season (114 total), good for 32.3-percent of his 352 points this year.
He has already surpassed his made free throw total from a year ago when he made 108 in 160.
In his two-plus seasons at Loyola, Cormier has made 275-of-393 (70-percent) from the line, totals that are both 16th in school history.
Guards To The Boards
Robert Olson and Dylon Cormier, Loyola's starting guards, combined for 15 rebounds at home against Fairfield. Olson grabbed a career-high eight – he had recorded seven on seven occasions – and Cormier was two off his season and career-high with seven.
This season, Cormier is averaging 4.7 rebounds per game, good for 16th in the MAAC, while Olson is just behind with 4.5 per game.
Olson has pulled down five or more boards 11 times this year, and Cormier has reached or exceeded that total nine times.
Congratulations Graduate
Erik Etherly became the most recent Loyola men's basketball player to graduate, completing his undergraduate requirements in December for a bachelor of arts in communications with an emphasis in marketing and public relations. He joins Anthony Winbush – who graduated in May 2012 – as a graduate student on the Loyola roster this season. He will start his masters in education leadership this month.
Fourth To 100 Blocks
Erik Etherly matched his career-high with five blocked shots against Saint Peter's, and in the process he became the fourth player in program history to swat 100 shots.
He joins Brian Carroll (1997-2001, 213 blocks), Shane Walker (2009-2012, 135) and George Sereikas (1989-1993, 117) in the 100-block club.
Winning Combinations
Loyola is now 9-0 when it shoots 45-percent or better in a game, and the Greyhounds are now 10-0 when scoring 65 or more points this season. The Greyhounds recently held both Saint Peter's, Fairfield and Marist to 58 points, marking the marking the 11th time – all wins – that they have held an opponent short of 60.
Telling Factors
Three stats stand out in the Greyhounds six losses this season. Loyola is now 2-6 when its opponents register a better shooting percentage, and 2-6 when its foes shoot more free throws in a game. Also, Loyola has averaged just 7.0 assists in the five losses.
In the games they have lost, the Greyhounds have shot 36.2-percent from the field, while their opponents hit at a 46.4-percent clip.
Opponents are shooting eight more free throws (26.3-18.3) per game in the six losses, as well.
Doubling Up
Anthony Winbush notched the first double-double of his career on November 28 at Coppin State, scoring 12 points and grabbing a game-high 12 rebounds.
His 12 rebounds represented the 12th time in his tenure at Loyola that he has posted 10 or more rebounds, and it was the fourth time he has scored 10 or more points.
He also set a career-high in rebounds, eclipsing the 11 he posted in his seventh career game on November 29, 2008, at Vermont. Winbush also set a career-high in minutes played (37) and matched his previous best in free throws made (five) and attempted (six).
Late Game Heroics
Loyola's games against Albany and Rhode Island, both wins, came down to the last four seconds of regulation (and then some).
On November 18, Albany tied the game with 3.1 ticks on the clock, Loyola Head Coach Jimmy Patsos set up an inbound play in a timeout. Graduate student Anthony Winbush threw a baseball pass 80 feet to Dylon Cormier who was inside the opposite foul line. Cormier caught the pass, laid it in with his right hand and was fouled in the process by Albany's D.J. Evans with 1.5 seconds left.
Cormier made the free throw to provide the final margin, and Albany's inbound pass went off the hands of Evans and out-of-bounds to secure the win.
Robert Olson then sank a 3-pointer with 3.7 on the clock at Rhode Island to force overtime where the Greyhounds would win by four.
Classy Senior
Senior guard Robert Olson was named one of 30 candidates for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award last week. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
Olson was the Greyhounds' third-leading scorer last season with 11.1 points per game and enters this season Loyola ranked fourth at Loyola in 3-point percentage (138-of-336, .4107) sixth in career 3-pointers made (138) and eighth in 3-pointers attempted (336). Last season, Olson was one of four Loyola players to earn All-MAAC honors, picking up Third Team mention and later All-Tournament honors.
High Marks
The Loyola men's basketball team scored the highest amongst squads in the State of Maryland in the most recent NCAA Graduation Success Rate report. The Greyhounds checked in with a 91-percent GSR, tops among the state's nine Division I schools, for players who entered the school between 2002-2005.
Loyola completed the turnaround from finishing the 2003-2004 season with the lowest RPI in NCAA Division I basketball. The Greyhounds finished that season with a 1-27 record the season before Jimmy Patsos took over as head coach.
Since then, Loyola has gone 131-128 and culminated the turnaround by winning a school Division I record 24 games in 2011-2012.
Patsos is one of only three coaches at the Division I level in the last 20 years to take over a program that had won zero or one game the year prior to then win 100 games at the school. He joins Steve Cleveland (BYU) and Pat Douglass (UC-Irvine) as the others.
Patsos Named Coach & Man Of The Year
Jimmy Patsos became the first Loyola coach to earn The Rock/Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors by a vote of his peers in the league.
Patsos guided the Greyhounds to a school Division I high 24 wins and a program MAAC record 13 victories. He earned his 100th career coaching victory in November 2012 and led the Greyhounds to the No. 2 seed in the MAAC Championships.
Later in March, Patsos was named the Skip Prosser Man of the Year award for his work on and off the court, an honor presented by CollegeInsider.com.
Century Mark
Head Coach Jimmy Patsos became the third coach in Loyola history to win 100 games when the Greyhounds defeated UMBC, 73-63, on the road last season. Patsos, who is now in his ninth season, took over a team that finished 1-27 during the 2002-2003 season. He won his 100th game in his 215th career game.
Last season, Patsos moved into third-place all time at Loyola in victories, trailing only Lefty Reitz (349 wins, 1937-44, 1945-61) and Nap Doherty (165, 1961-74).
|Loyola All-Time Coaching Wins List
|Lefty Reitz
|1937-1944, 1945-1961
|Nap Doherty
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|Mark Amatucci
|Gary Dicovitsky
Baltimore Bred And More From Nearby
Since taking over as head coach in 2004, Jimmy Patsos has put an emphasis on recruiting locally, and it has never shown as much as on this year's roster. Four players – junior guard Dylon Cormier (Cardinal Gibbons), junior forward Jordan Latham (City) and sophomore guard R.J. Williams and freshman forward Josh Forney (St. Frances) are products of schools within the city limits.
Six more players played in high school within 50 miles of Loyola, as the crow flies (thanks daftlogic.com): Jarred Jones, John Carroll, 20.5; Tyler Hubbard, Montrose Christian, 32.6 miles; Robert Olson, Georgetown Prep, 33.9; Anthony Winbush, T.C. Williams, 43.7; and Erik Etherly, Annandale, 47.9.
What's Next
The Greyhounds stay in Western New York for their next game, a 3 p.m. tilt on Saturday, February 2, at Niagara University.


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Auburn, Ala. – Auburn football has signed junior college running back Cameron Artis-Payne to a National Letter of Intent, announced head coach Gus Malzahn Wednesday. The No. 1 JUCO running back in the country according to 247Sports, Artis-Payne spent the previous two seasons at Allan Hancock Community College in Santa Maria, Calif.
The 5-11, 220-pounder rushed for 2,048 yards and 25 touchdowns on 261 attempts this past season in just 10 games. He led the California Community College Athletic Association in rushing yards, yards per game, yards per rush and touchdowns, while earning conference player of the week honors on five occasions from the Southern California Football Association.
As a freshman in 2011, Artis-Payne ran for 1,364 yards and scored 18 touchdowns. He was named All-California First Team Offense in Region IV by the California Community College Football Coaches Association.
Artis-Payne is a native of Harrisburg, Pa., who graduated in 2008 from Milford Academy in New Berlin, N.Y.
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Anyway, Little Bit was Minnie Mouse and Little Man was Spyro from Skylanders. If you don't know who or what that is, it's ok. He was a dragon from a video game. Moving on... This year, the higher-ups at my company allowed us to wear costumes to work. They've never done this before, so everyone got really excited. We had a pizza party and costume contest. As you can see, I was a football player, but not just any ol' football player. I was a Seminole from Florida State University. I didn't win a prize since my costume wasn't clever or outlandish, but I definitely think I looked cuter than most. I was also super comfortable in my leggings, t-shirt, jersey, and Asics. I highly suggest wearing a costume that closely resembles pajamas.
Our Halloween festivities included trick-or-treating, face painting and games at a neighborhood shopping center, a fall festival at a local church with our best friends and last but not least, a night of trick-or-treating in our neighborhood with more friends. Halloween 2012 was a success!
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Lou Tsioropoulos (pronounced Soo-rop-o-luss) was born in Lynn, Massachusetts and attended
After that, Lou first served as an athletic director at his church before eventually working in selling wholesale liquor in Lexington, KY. By 1963, he'd make his way to Manual, TN where he'd coach basketball until 1968 at Manual High School.
I actually have a Lou Tsioropoulos story. When I was a kid I was at a sports card show at the Yonkers Raceway. I was about 9 or 10 at the time and had really gotten into collecting basketball cards and as an avid Celtics fan, was hoping to find some old legends cards. I'd made it a point to have one card of every old Celtic who had their number retired. Well I came across the 1958 Topps Basketball cards and the four Celtics they had were Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, Bill Sharman and Lou Tsioropoulos. Russell, Cousy and Sharman were on my list since they're numbers had been retired. But it was Russell's rookie card, and it was really expensive. The Cousy and Sharman I decided on (I'd wind up getting a card for Russell from 1962 or so which was more affordable). But the Lou Tsioropoulos was one I passed on (the one in this article). But I still remember that and although I obviously never saw him play, his name has been etched in my mind for years.
Today, Lou is long retired from being the principal of Jefferson County High School and now lives in Florida. Here's a video of Lou talking about a sports therapy facility he recommended and here's an even better interview with Lou from December of 2009 (wish I could embed these on the site- it'd definitely rival the Todd Day and Artis Gilmore videos).
*August 2015 Update*- Lou passed yesterday at the age of 85. CelticsLife expresses their condolences to Lou's family.
For a complete list of the "What the Hell Happened To" Series please click here. tb727 2/13/2011 12:01:00 AM Tweet Edit


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This is a repost, but I added another photo below to the shot.
In honor of the Christmas Season, I thought I would share this photo as it seems to describe how I feel about Christmas more than anything else associated with the holiday.
We remember the Savior of the world who came to Earth. He lived and died for us. Through the Atonement we find ourselves resurrected. For those who are willing, we find ourselves back into the presence of God forever. It is this time of year we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
Celebration in my mind of something so sacred and holy seems to conjure images of reverence and quiet joy rather than exultation that rattles the stars. It seems the humble words of Holiness to the Lord written on the life of an individual are more appropriate than what our traditions might have become in our nation. These words written on the life of a soul seem to portray themselves at this time of the year in smiles and service springing from wells of everlasting life within the breast.
In Old Testament times, writing Holiness to the Lord on something indicated the item was set apart from the world, it was for some solemn trust before the Lord (see Exodus 28:36, 39:30). My love of God and of his noble Son, seem to require a reverence and deep-abiding love for others and their lives. Which would require the true meaning of Christmas to be in service of one another, especially our family, friends, and those in need. This seems to be what Christmas is about. We share gifts for their needs, enjoy food and time, and set aside our family. We declare our most precious gifts of time, love, and family as Holiness to the Lord.
The temple represents worship of God and family. It is there we look to the gifts of the Atonement for the physical and spiritual manifestations in our daily living.
It seems fitting that written on the door, here in monograph, we should find the phrase Holiness to the Lord. We do not write Holiness to the Lord on objects or buildings to hope God will descend to touch them and make them his. We write it to ascribe to whom the object or building already belongs. This is a matter of perspective.
Hence, if we hope God will reach out and touch our lives, we are not in tune. It is when we look up in gratitude that God has touched our lives, that we find the joy of the season. If we hope our gift will be touched by God, we have missed the point. It is in the giving of the gift that we seek to emulate God, and we find the words Holiness to the Lord written all over the item.
Christmas is when we take a moment to again realize that Holiness to the Lord is written all over our lives and world. That we seek to give something back in return. Not to another person, even though they may receive the gift, but to God in whose name all things really already have written, "Holiness to the Lord." Thanks be to God and his Son this time of year.


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Acclaimed Designer Portrays The Gyulai Pálinka-Gyulai Firewater Spirit Bottle
The creator of the awarded work Award Winning Gyulai Pálinka - Gyulai Firewater Spirit bottle points out, The original 'pálinka' is a distilled spirit made of fermented fruits. Only those products can be referred to as 'pálinka' which are made from Hungarian fruits, have 100% fruit content and got 37,5% of alcohol strength as a minimum. The task was to create a new packaging design which focuses on the mature young generation. The key motive of the new design is the Hungarian hound, symbolizing fidelity, nobility and all traditional values. The different colour-versions of the logo are for the different fermented fruits..
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The Stratosphere, one of the taller hotel/casinos in old Vegas, has a new way to get your kicks: by jumping off its roof and living to tell the tale.
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The Mystery and Magic of Prefix Scan
Prefix Scan might be considered an elemental parallel computation. This operation computes all partial sums of a vector of values resulting in a vector, the same size as the original vector, where each element is the sum of the preceding elements in the original vector up to the corresponding position. There are two versions of Prefix Scan: inclusive and exclusive. For an inclusive scan, the result is the sum of all preceding values as well as the value of the element itself. The exclusive version does not include the value of the vector element.
Prefix Scan will work with any associative combining operation. The most common is addition (and I'll use this as my default operation), but the operations of multiplication, maximum, minimum, and logical operations (such as AND, OR, and Exclusive OR) are all possible, too. The combining operation used does not need to be commutative because of the fixed order that is used to combine elements.
Prefix Scan can be used as part of many other parallel algorithms, one of which I will demonstrate in the next post. Before we go there, allow me to employ a bit of prestidigitation and magic words (that Harry Potter doesn't even know) to astound and amaze you with a description and transformations of the Prefix Scan algorithm. If I can't quite bring you to "astounded and amazed," I hope that I can keep you above "bored and yawning."
To start, below is serial code to implement inclusive Prefix Scan of an array of
N integers, storing the results in corresponding elements of the array
prefixScan[0] = A[0]; for (int i = 1; i < N; i++) prefixScan[i] = prefixScan[i-1] + A[i];
After a quick pass of my hands over the code and a hearty "Presto Chango!" I find that the code for the exclusive Prefix Scan would initialize the
prefixScan[0] element with a value of zero and, in the loop, the index of the
A element will be
Before I get too deeply into the topic of Prefix Scan, let's revisit and keep in mind the two concepts that I Illustrated in my last post: work and span. The work of the serial Prefix Scan is
O(N) since there are
O(N) addition operations. This is also the span of the serial algorithm. The DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) for the code above is a simple chain of
O(N) nodes, each with a single addition operation. The nature of the algorithm suggests that this operation is inherently serial. You can't compute the value of
prefixScan[23] without computing all the preceding items.
So ("Alakazam!"), here's how you can do it in parallel.
Let's first take a look at how you can implement the inclusive Prefix Scan operation on the PRAM model. For the algorithm we need
N processors, one per item stored in the arrays, and indexed with the same labels as the corresponding array item,
0 to
N-1. The very first step is to copy all items from the original array into the results array. Next, the algorithm loops
O(log N) times. Each loop iteration will have processors reading the value of a preceding item (if it is within the array boundaries) and adding the value to the value of the item with the same index as the processor. The distance between the two array elements to be added together will be powers of 2 starting with 1 (2**0), then 2, then 4, and so on.
As an example, consider the updates done to the [7] element of the results array. During the course of the algorithm execution this element will be updated by values in the [6], [5], and [3] elements. At no time will my fingers leave my hand as I describe the details of these three updates. After the first loop iteration the [7] element will contain the sum of the original values of the [6] and [7] elements. During the second iteration the value of the [5] element, which has the sum of the [4] and [5] items, is added into the [7] element ([6-7]). This will leave the sum of the [4] to [7] values, [4-7], into the [7] item. In the third iteration the value in the [3] item, which now contains the sum of the [0] to [3] original values, is added to the value held in the [7] element. Consequently ("Hocus Pocus!"), the [7] item has the sum of all values [0-7] that precede it in the array.
Below is pseudo-code for the PRAM algorithm. The number of executions of the outer loop is the ceiling of the base-2 logarithm of the length of the array,
N. The body of the loop is executed in parallel by the (up to)
N processors. The offset back to the array element value to be added to the element at index
k is 2 raised to the (
j-1) power. If the offset indexed element is in the array, the two values are added and the result stored in the
[k] element.
for j := 1 to log2(N) do for all k in [0..N-1] parallel do if (k ≥ 2**(j-1)) then x[k] := x[k – 2**(j-1)] + x[k] // or whatever operation needed fi od od


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