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In Egypt, Islamists Take Control Of A New Parliament
Egypt's Islamists formalized their new stature on Monday as the first freely elected Parliament in six decades held its inaugural session in Cairo.
The session was broadcast live on Egyptian state television and was largely spent swearing in the 508 members, most of whom belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and ultraconservative Salafist movement.
But outside the Parliament, not everyone was celebrating.
Even before the lawmakers could get down to business, many among the hundreds of Egyptians gathered outside Parliament made it clear they expected a lot from the new assembly.
There were demands for higher wages. There were cries for justice for the many hundreds of protesters killed by police and soldiers. And there were warnings to Islamist lawmakers not to oppress Egyptians as the previous regime had.
That prompted arguments and scuffles with some pro-Islamist demonstrators, who had come to cheer their new legislators.
One of those celebrating was Mohammed Salama, a 30-year-old English teacher from the northern town of Mansoura, who proudly flashed his Freedom and Justice Party membership card.
The party grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood, which controls nearly half the seats in the new Parliament. Its secretary-general was elected speaker.
But Salama says that doesn't mean the brotherhood should dominate the parliamentary agenda, which includes appointing a panel to draft Egypt's new constitution. "I think all the Egyptian members of the Parliament should unite together for the development of Egypt," he says.
Islamist Supporters Want Change
Nevertheless, many supporters of the Islamists are demanding that Parliament change Egyptian law to reflect the conservative religious values of the majority.
One such person is 57-year-old Mervat Moharam. She says lawmakers must revise current family law to reflect Islamic norms, like giving fathers greater custody rights and lowering the age when girls can marry.
One Salafist supporter, Mohammed Yousef, predicts the Islamist-dominated Parliament won't go far enough to make Islamic law, or Shariah, the law of the land: "We have previous experiences with similar Parliaments in other parts of the world. None of those councils managed to institute Shariah into ... day-to-day life. None of them," he says.
That sort of talk worries protester Dua el-Keshef, a 19-year-old Cairo University student. Like many of her generation, she fears that the Islamists will ultimately try to silence the youth movement that spearheaded last January's revolution.
She argues this Parliament is no different from the ones under former President Hosni Mubarak, where one faction ended up making all the decisions.
Keshef adds the revolution has failed to deliver the freedom Egyptians deserve.
That message is one many protesters are expected to take to the streets in Cairo and across Egypt on Wednesday — the first anniversary of the revolution that ousted Mubarak and swept the Islamists to power.
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Belvidere North wins third straight
ROCKFORD - The Belvidere North cheerleading team members walked onto the floor holding hands as they took their places around the competitive mat Thursday at Boylan High School.
By the time the competition was over, those same team members were holding the NIC-10 championship together, winning the title with a 91.63 score.
The title is the third straight for North, which joined Belvidere and Hononegah as the only schools to win three conference titles.
"We had pretty high expectations, and it's nice to win it again," North senior Brooke Jenkins said.
North took the mat second to last before a loud cheering crowd. The Blue Thunder's routine consisted of a series of stunts, tumbling and complicated lifts, which required energy and timing. The routine did receive a 1.00 deduction, but it wasn't enough for any teams to overtake North. Two teams - Guilford and Harlem - finished second (89.57) and third (86.40), respectively, and had no deductions.
"One of our goals coming into the season was to win conference," North co-coach Keith Watson said. "We have some things to work on, but overall, we did excellent. It was the best we've done all year."
North, which will compete in the co-ed division at Saturday's Grayslake (North) Sectional, had 10 boys and 10 girls compete in Thursday's performance.
"It's been so much fun this year being on the team," said senior Brandon Lamprich, a two-year varsity member. "We wanted to come out and have fun here."
Hononegah, which was the second team to perform on the night, finished fourth with an 85.07 score, followed by Belvidere 84.70, East 83.47, Boylan 83.23, Freeport 78.83, Jefferson 76.13 and Auburn 71.90.
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Most Reverend
One of my favorite books, which is an easy read as well, is entitled Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way by Pope John Paul II. This work follows an earlier work entitled Gift and Mystery. Both narrate, in his own words, the life of Blessed John Paul II. Gift and Mystery is about his early years up to his priesthood ordination. Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way is the narration of his life from the time he was nominated as Auxiliary Bishop of Krakow until his election as the Bishop of Rome. In the last chapter of Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way, he ends with the following words:
…On another occasion, to the same three disciples, Jesus said "Rise, and do not be afraid!" (Matt. 17:7). God's love does not impose burdens upon us that we cannot carry, nor make demands of us that we cannot fulfill. For whatever He asks of us, He provides the help that is needed. I say this from the place to which the love of Christ Our Savior has led me, asking of me that I should leave my native land so as to bring forth fruit elsewhere through his grace — fruit that will last (cf. John 15:16). Echoing the words of our Lord and Master, I too say to each of you, dear brothers in the episcopate, "Rise, let us be on our way!" Let us go forth full of trust in Christ. He will accompany us as we journey toward the goal that He alone knows.
These words were very prophetic for me, as the above book was given to me by a good priest friend of mine when I was sent here as Bishop Delaney's co-adjutor in 2005, and succeeded him at his untimely death. I did, indeed, have to rise and be on my way, to follow the Lord where He called me to journey with you as the Shepherd here in our wonderful diocese. These last seven years have been years of great blessing for me personally as together, many things have been able to be accomplished as a response of faith to the Lord who calls us to be his people. I thank you for your generosity, faith, and love in so many ways.
On Sept. 7, the above words of the Lord became a reality for me again when the Holy Father's representative to our country, Archbishop Vigano, called me to let me know that Pope Benedict XVI has named me as the fourth Bishop of Orange in California. As I said to the staff at the Marywood Pastoral Center in Orange two weeks ago, I love the people of North Texas very much, and you indeed have become my family. This will be now a year of great transition, with the death of my mother, leaving here, and moving to Orange. But I trust in the same Lord who led me here among you, and now asks me to follow Him to the Diocese of Orange.
Even though geographically very different in square miles than Fort Worth (one county of 700 square miles, as opposed to 28 counties of 24,000 square miles), the Catholic population is about 1,300,000 or 40 percent of the population. The Diocese of Orange has many of the same cultural groups that we have here, only more. There is the practice of a vibrant faith, where the challenge is building and expansion. And there is the recent purchase of the Crystal Cathedral (the future Christ Cathedral), which truly is a "gift from God" as Bishop Brown has noted, and it's being shaped into a Catholic Cathedral.
Many people have been asking what happens now in Fort Worth. After my Installation, Fort Worth will become an empty see or sede vacante. The new Diocesan Administrator will be elected by a group of senior priests from within the diocese known as the College of Consultors. The priest who is elected will then maintain the day-to-day activities of the diocese, but without the authority of a bishop. The diocese will then wait for a new bishop to be assigned from Pope Benedict XVI. Please begin praying, as will I, for the new Bishop of Fort Worth.
With all of my heart, I thank you for your commitment of faith, and your goodness and support to me in moments of blessing and moments of challenge. Your stewardship of time, talent, and treasure are helping to take the
Diocese of Fort Worth into a future full of hope, as we build on a legacy of faith and leadership since the diocese was founded in 1969.
My installation as the Bishop of Orange will take place on December 9 and 10, with Evening Prayer on December 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the future Christ Cathedral Arboretum and the Installation Mass on December 10 at 2 p.m. at the University of California Irvine Bren Events Center.
Please pray for me in these times of transition, as I do for you. I continue to live, with the help of God, the motto which came to me when I was appointed bishop: "Do everything in faith and love in Christ Jesus."
God bless you always.
One of my favorite books, which is an easy read as well, is entitled Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way by Pope John Paul II.


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Curtis Sittenfeld's Prep held my attention, but the best thing about the novel may have that picture of a pink grosgrain belt on the dust jacket, one of the most effective cover images of the decade. So I was in no rush to read Sittenfeld's fictionalization of the life of Laura Bush, American Wife.
Then I read this line in Sam Anderson's review of the book in New York magazine: "While the novel is occasionally funny (and sometimes, in its sex scenes, unintentionally hilarious), it is far from political satire" nymag.com/arts/books/reviews/49930/.
Sounds as though Sittenfeld is courting one of those delightful Bad Sex in Fiction Awards from the Literary Review, doesn't it? And do I want to miss a contender for one of the few literary prizes that I regard as a true service to humanity? Let's just say: I put my name on the waiting list at the library.
The editors of the Literary Review www.literaryreview.co.uk will announce the 2008 Bad Sex longlist in November, and if you can't wait, you can read about the 2007 longlist (which included Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach) here www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/11/23/. You'll find a link to all the passages that eventually made the shortlist here www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/11/28/.
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TV's 'Cake Boss' helped from fogged-in boat in NYC
NEW YORK – A summer sunset boat trip turned out to be no cake walk for reality TV's "Cake Boss," who's thanking police and firefighters for getting his boat and passengers to safety after they were enveloped in fog in New York Harbor.
Buddy Valastro was bringing the boat back Friday evening to Jersey City, New Jersey, after a dinner excursion with friends and family, when a clear day suddenly changed.
"All of a sudden — boom! — we were in a really deep fog where you couldn't see anything," even 5 feet ahead, he recalled by phone Saturday.
About 12 people were aboard, including about eight children, said Valastro, who stars in TLC's "Cake Boss" and "Next Great Baker." His Carlo's Bakery has four locations in New Jersey.
A longtime fisherman, Valastro said he used the 32-foot Boston Whaler's radar and GPS to keep going, slowly, for a time. But he was concerned that other boats might not see his. And with children aboard, "we weren't going to take a chance," the father of four said.
They called for help, and police and firefighters found them in the fog within 10 minutes, he said.
The Fire Department of New York says authorities were called to help the fogged-in boat around 9:30 p.m. The New York Police Department ultimately towed the boat to Jersey City.
No one was hurt, though Valastro said some of the children were a bit seasick.
"We were just a little shaken up, a little scared," he said. But not rattled enough to stay on dry land for long.
"Actually, believe it or not, we went fishing" Saturday, he said.


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EEB 5333, Fall 2013
Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:00-3:15 pm, Bamford Room (TLS 171B)
- 1 Description
- 2 Instructors
- 3 Announcements and Handouts
- 4 Expectations and Grading
- 5 Topics and Readings
- 5.1 Week 1 (Aug. 27/29): Overview of evolutionary developmental biology (EJ)
- 5.2 Week 2 (Sept. 3/5): Morphological and molecular patterns (EJ)
- 5.3 Week 3 (Sept. 10/12): The molecular building blocks of development (CS)
- 5.4 Week 4 (Sept. 17/19): Evolution of developmental networks (CS)
- 5.5 Week 5 (Sept. 24/26): Homology (CS)
- 5.6 Week 6 (Oct. 1/3): Homoplasy (CS)
- 5.7 Week 7 (Oct. 8/10): Constraints (EJ)
- 5.8 Week 8 (Oct. 15/17): Novelty (EJ)
- 5.9 Week 9 (Oct. 22/24): Morphospace (CS)
- 5.10 Week 10 (Oct. 29/31): Modularity (EJ)
- 5.11 Week 11 (Nov. 5/7): Robustness and plasticity (CS)
- 5.12 Week 12 (Nov. 12/14): Evolvability (EJ)
- 5.13 Week 13 (Nov. 19/21): Case studies (EJ) and heterochrony (CS)
- 5.14 Week 14 (Nov. 26/28): Happy Thanksgiving!
- 5.15 Week 15 (Dec. 3/5): Project Presentations
This is an advanced course that explores the interface between evolutionary biology and developmental biology. In addition to considering how developmental pathways evolve, and the developmental basis of phenotypic evolution, we will ask what novel insights emerge from a synthesis of these fields. Major topics to be considered include the following: developmental constraints, homology, plasticity, novelty and evolvability.
Dr. Elizabeth Jockusch
Office: Biology/Pharmacy 305B
Phone: (860) 486-4452
Office hours: by appointment
Dr. Carl Schlichting
Office: Torrey Life Sciences 366
Phone: (860) 486-4056
Office hours: by appointment
Announcements and Handouts
It's time to begin the conversations about project topics. We'd like everyone to have a topic approved by Sept. 20. You can initiate conversations with us by email or in person. Cera, Nora, Ellen, Wei: your primary contact is Carl. Dister, Nasim, Jeff, Tim: your primary contact is Elizabeth.
Discussion leaders: Please email a pdf with discussion questions to both Elizabeth and Carl. In the ideal world, this would happen no later than Tuesday night of the week you will present. we will post it on the website.
Books & Sources in Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Expectations and Grading
This course has a mixed lecture/discussion format. In general, Tuesdays will be used for lectures that provide an overview and background information. Thursdays will be dedicated to student-led discussion based on reading from the literature. We expect everyone to participate actively in the class. In order to help prepare for discussions, you should write a brief (<1 page) reaction piece to each set of readings, highlighting your thoughts about the readings, connections between them or questions raised by them. This will be handed in each week. Responsibility for leading the discussions will rotate. You are expected to complete an independent project on a topic of your choice. Ideally, your topic will be closely connected to your own research interests, and also integrate multiple topics covered in class . You should discuss your choice of topics with one of us no later than Friday, Sept. 20. To help you stay on track, an outline and relevant references are due on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The final project paper is due by Monday Nov. 25, and the last week of class will be devoted to presentations and discussions based on these projects. There will be one take-home exam due the day of the Final Exam. It will consist of one or several essay questions that will ask you to integrate the knowledge that you have acquired during the course.
|Discussion pieces
|Friday, Sept. 20
|Project topic approved
|Tuesday, Oct. 8
|Project outline and references due
|Monday, Nov. 25
|Project paper due
|Dec. 3-5
|Project presentations
|Tuesday, Dec. 10
|Final exam due
Course grade
|35%, including participation, leading discussion, and reaction pieces
|Independent project
|40%, based on presentation (15%) and paper (25%)
|Final exam
Topics and Readings
Week 1 (Aug. 27/29): Overview of evolutionary developmental biology (EJ)
Discussion Leader: Elizabeth
Discussion Readings:
- Moczek AP. 2012. The nature of nurture and the future of evodevo: toward a theory of developmental evolution. Int. Comp. Biol. 52:108-119. link
- Wray GA. 2010. Embryos and evolution: 150 years of reciprocal illumination. Pp. 215-239 In Bell MA, Futuyma DJ, Eanes WF, Levinton JS, Evolution since Darwin: The First 150 Years. Sinauer Associates, Sunderland MA. [EJ will provide copies]
- Müller GB. 2007. Evo-devo: extending the evolutionary synthesis. Nat Rev Genet. 8(12):943-9. link
If time permits (I know there's not much this week!), I'd also encourage you to read this:
Week 2 (Sept. 3/5): Morphological and molecular patterns (EJ)
Discussion Leader: Jeff
Discussion Readings: The developmental hourglass and the phylotypic stage
- Quint M, Drost HG, Gabel A, Ullrich KK, Bönn M, Grosse I. 2012. A transcriptomic hourglass in plant embryogenesis. Nature 490(7418):98-101.link
- Irie N, Kuratani S. 2011. Comparative transcriptome analysis reveals vertebrate phylotypic period during organogenesis. Nat Commun. 2:248. link
- Xiangjun Tian, Joan E. Strassmann and David C. Queller. 2013. Dictyostelium Development Shows a Novel Pattern of Evolutionary Conservation. Mol. Biol. Evol. 30:977-984. link
Week 3 (Sept. 10/12): The molecular building blocks of development (CS)
Discussion Leader: Cera
Discussion Readings:
Discussion Questions:
Week 4 (Sept. 17/19): Evolution of developmental networks (CS)
Reminder: Talk to Carl or Elizabeth about your proposed project this week!
Discussion Leader: Carl
Discussion Readings:
Lowe, C. B., M. Kellis, et al. 2011. Three periods of regulatory innovation during vertebrate evolution. Science 333: 1019-1024. 10.1126/science.1202702
Chae, L., I. Lee, et al. 2012. Towards understanding how molecular networks evolve in plants. Current Opinion in Plant Biology 15: 177-184. 10.1016/j.pbi.2012.01.006
Discussion Questions:
Week 5 (Sept. 24/26): Homology (CS)
Discussion Leader: Nora
Discussion Readings:
Gillis, J. A., M. S. Modrell, et al. 2013. Developmental evidence for serial homology of the vertebrate jaw and gill arch skeleton. Nature Communications 4. 10.1038/ncomms2429
Sharma, V., B. N. Tripathi, et al. 2012. Organ-wise homologies of stipule, leaf and inflorescence between Pisum sativum genetic variants, Delonix regia and Caesalpinia bonduc indicate parallel evolution of morphogenetic regulation. Plant Systematics and Evolution 298: 1167-1175. 10.1007/s00606-012-0612-x
Discussion Questions:
Week 6 (Oct. 1/3): Homoplasy (CS)
Discussion Leader: Carl
Background reading for Tuesday:
Arendt, J. and D. Reznick. 2008. Convergence and parallelism reconsidered: what have we learned about the genetics of adaptation? Trends in Ecology & Evolution 23: 26-32. 10.1016/j.tree.2007.09.011
Discussion Readings:
Zhang, R., C. C. Guo, et al. 2013. Disruption of the petal identity gene APETALA3-3 is highly correlated with loss of petals within the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 110: 5074-5079. 10.1073/pnas.1219690110
Muschick, M., A. Indermaur, et al. 2012. Convergent evolution within an adaptive radiation of cichlid fishes. Current Biology 22: 2362-2368. 10.1016/j.cub.2012.10.048
Discussion Questions:
Week 7 (Oct. 8/10): Constraints (EJ)
Reminder: Project outlines and references due on Tuesday!
Discussion Leader: Dister
Discussion Readings:
- Chitwood DH, Headland LR, Ranjan A, Martinez CC, Braybrook SA, Koenig DP, Kuhlemeier C, Smith RS, Sinha NR. 2012. Leaf asymmetry as a developmental constraint imposed by auxin-dependent phyllotactic patterning. Plant Cell 24(6):2318-27. link
- de Bakker MA, Fowler DA, den Oude K, Dondorp EM, Navas MC, Horbanczuk JO, Sire JY, Szczerbińska D, Richardson MK. 2013. Digit loss in archosaur evolution and the interplay between selection and constraints. Nature 500(7463):445-8. link
- Salazar-Ciudad I, Marín-Riera M. 2013. Adaptive dynamics under development-based genotype-phenotype maps. Nature 497:361-4. link
Highly recommended: read the News and Views first!
Week 8 (Oct. 15/17): Novelty (EJ)
Discussion Leader: Nasim
Discussion Readings:
- Rebeiz M, Jikomes N, Kassner VA, Carroll SB. 2011. Evolutionary origin of a novel gene expression pattern through co-option of the latent activities of existing regulatory sequences. Proc Natl Acad Sci 108(25):10036-43. link
- Sharma B, Kramer E. 2013. Sub- and neo-functionalization of APETALA3 paralogs have contributed to the evolution of novel floral organ identity in Aquilegia (columbine, Ranunculaceae). New Phytol. 197(3):949-57. link
- Oliver JC, Tong XL, Gall LF, Piel WH, Monteiro A. 2012. A single origin for nymphalid butterfly eyespots followed by widespread loss of associated gene expression. PLoS Genet. 8(8):e1002893. link
Week 9 (Oct. 22/24): Morphospace (CS)
Discussion Leader: class
Discussion Readings:
- Bennett & Goswami. 2013. Statistical support for the hypothesis of developmental constraint in marsupial skull evolution. BMC Biology 11: 52.
- Arbour & Lopez-Fernandez. 2013. Ecological variation in South American geophagine cichlids arose during an early burst of adaptive morphological and functional evolution. Proceedings of the Royal Society B-Biological Sciences 280: 20130849.
- Roelants et al. 2011. Anuran radiations and the evolution of tadpole morphospace. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 108: 8731-8736. 10.1073/pnas.1100633108
Discussion Questions:
Week 10 (Oct. 29/31): Modularity (EJ)
Discussion Leader: Wei
Discussion Readings:
- Mallarino, R., P. R. Grant, et al. 2011. Two developmental modules establish 3D beak-shape variation in Darwin's finches. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 108:4057-4062. link
- Parsons KJ, Márquez E, Albertson RC. 2012. Constraint and opportunity: the genetic basis and evolution of modularity in the cichlid mandible. Am Nat. 179(1):64-78. link
- Clune J, Mouret JB, Lipson H. 2013. The evolutionary origins of modularity. Proc Biol Sci. B 280(1755):20122863. link
Week 11 (Nov. 5/7): Robustness and plasticity (CS)
Discussion Leader: Tim
Discussion Readings:
- Scoville, A. G. and M. Pfrender. 2010. Phenotypic plasticity facilitates recurrent rapid adaptation to introduced predators. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 107: 4260-4263. 10.1073/pnas.0912748107. link
- Gunter HM, Fan S, Xiong F, Franchini P, Fruciano C, Meyer A. 2013. Shaping development through mechanical strain: the transcriptional basis of diet-induced phenotypic plasticity in a cichlid fish. Mol Ecol. 22(17):4516-31. link
- Sgrò CM, Wegener B, Hoffmann AA. 2010. A naturally occurring variant of Hsp90 that is associated with decanalization. Proc Biol Sci. 77(1690):2049-57. link
Discussion Questions:
Week 12 (Nov. 12/14): Evolvability (EJ)
Discussion Leader: Ellen
Discussion Readings:
- Woods RJ, Barrick JE, Cooper TF, Shrestha U, Kauth MR, Lenski RE. 2011. Second-order selection for evolvability in a large Escherichia coli population. Science 331(6023):1433-6. link
- Garfield DA, Runcie DE, Babbitt CC, Haygood R, Nielsen WJ, Wray GA. 2013. The impact of gene expression variation on the robustness and evolvability of a developmental gene regulatory network. PLoS Biol 11(10): e1001696. link
- Rabosky DL, Santini F, Eastman J, Smith SA, Sidlauskas B, Chang J, Alfaro ME. 2013. Rates of speciation and morphological evolution are correlated across the largest vertebrate radiation. Nat Commun. 4:1958. link
Week 13 (Nov. 19/21): Case studies (EJ) and heterochrony (CS)
Discussion Leader: Class--email a question to Elizabeth
Discussion Readings: Let'st just focus on the future, instead of case studies. So forget about Arnoult et al. (with apologies to those of you who have already read it).
- Irschick DJ, Albertson RC, Brennan P, Podos J, Johnson NA, Patek S, Dumont E. 2013. Evo-devo beyond morphology: from genes to resource use. Trends Ecol Evol. 28(5):267-73. link
- Parsons KJ, Albertson RC. 2013. Unifying and generalizing the two strands of evo-devo. Trends Ecol Evol. 28(10):584-91. link
Optional Reading for those interested in micro-evo-devo:
- Nunes MD, Arif S, Schlötterer C, McGregor AP. 2013. A perspective on micro-evo-devo: progress and potential. Genetics 195(3):625-34. link
Discussion Questions:
Reminder: Project papers are due on Monday, Nov. 25!
Week 14 (Nov. 26/28): Happy Thanksgiving!
Week 15 (Dec. 3/5): Project Presentations
Here's the presentation order. Of course, any swap that is mutually agreeable to you is fine with us. Talks should be 15 min., with 5 min. for questions. Please add your title and suggest a background reading. (Dister and Wei: email that information and we'll add it for you).
Tuesday, December 3
- Cera
- Ellen
- Wei
- Jeff
Thursday, December 5
- Nora:Identifying plant functional trait novelty via transgressive segregation in an evolutionary radiation link
- Nasim
- Dister
- Tim


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Missing its best player, Duke didn't skip a beat in a surprisingly easy victory over a ranked conference foe.
Elizabeth Williams scored 16 points and the No. 4 Blue Devils shook off the absence of injured point guard Chelsea Gray to beat No. 8 Maryland 75-59 on Sunday, clinching its fourth straight Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season title.
"It certainly is an honor to be the regular season champion," said Duke coach Joanne P. McCallie. "I think that's the hardest one to win because it says a team has gone through a season — again, with injury or other things happening — and really been consistent. I think that's really a special thing for our team."
Alexis Jones, Haley Peters and Tricia Liston each added 15 points for the Blue Devils (26-1, 16-0), who won their 10th straight game and completed a season sweep against the Terrapins (22-5, 13-3).
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In the middle of Sunday's victory was Jones, a freshman called upon to fill in for Gray whose point total represented a career high.
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Tianna Hawkins had 16 points and nine rebounds for Maryland, which had won three consecutive games since a 71-56 loss at Duke on Feb. 11. Alyssa Thomas added 14 points.
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Hawkins scored eight of the Terrapins' first 10 points in the second half, with the teams swapping scores early on. Maryland twice got within eight points in the second half, but could not rally.


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Claire Cranton, an association spokeswoman, confirmed that Mr. Nohl was the first to break the code, commenting, "[Security threats from the publication of this standard are] theoretically possible but practically unlikely. What he is doing would be illegal in Britain and the United States. To do this while supposedly being concerned about privacy is beyond me."
Mr. Nohl attended college in the U.S. and received a PhD in computer engineering from the University of Virginia. Via a similar publication, he managed to convince the DECT Forum, a separate standards group based in Bern, to upgrade its own security algorithm, improving the protection to the standard's 800 million customers in the process.
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