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I'd rather list 5 things I love about LA Boxing
Monday, June 28th, 2010
Today you get a "Five Things" post and an LA Boxing post, all wrapped up in one. (Five Things is a meme created by Trayce, in which I simply tell you 5 things about me.)
Ohhh, LA Boxing, how I love you, let me count the ways…
1. You provide an hour of "me" time, at least three times a week. Yes, I count sweating buckets as "me" time these days – a girl takes what she can get.
2. I have gotten the first "Hey! You are looking thinner!" compliments (from anyone in my family other than my awesome Mother-In-Law) since possibly before I had my last kid.
3. I can lift my 8-year-old over the railing and into her loft bed while she is sleeping with out the fear of giving her a concussion on one of the posts.
4. Apparently I have arm muscles, and the tiniest hint of ab muscles – who knew!
5. You have showed me that I can keep going. I can hold that plank, I can keep hitting that bag, and I can do one more rep. That is worth more than I can say.
Happy Friday, ya'll! Now, either join us and blog your own "Five Things" or go hit the gym! I'll let you choose.
Dropping the ball
Monday, June 28th, 2010
One of the reasons I love working out with Lonnie is that every workout is different. And one of the reasons I hate working out with Lonnie is that every workout is TOUGH! (kidding! a little….)
Here is a clip of an exercise we did last week. The goal was to do drop the 8lb medicine ball, do 3 quick hops, squat down on my toes, and pick it back up with only one bounce. As you can see, I failed miserably at that goal!
This is MUCH harder than it seems and by the end of the two minutes I was crying. (and unfortunately my form was suffering too!) I did 4 sets of this exercise (2 minutes each).
Try it at home and let me know how it goes. In the meantime, enjoy my pain and suffering!
Bye Bye, Backfat – Hello Boxing Gloves!: Halfway There, Almost There
Thursday, June 24th, 2010
Last week Thursday I stepped on the scale after being worked over by a trainer who goes by the handle, Gato.
I was pleasantly satisfied. The number, "187″ materialized on the digital screen between my big toes and I smiled.
187 pounds represents a 15 pound loss from 202.
The Good News: My backfat is gone. My six pack has begun to reemerge. My facial features appear to be sleeker. My arms are defined but the veins that used to plot routes up and down my biceps are conspicuously absent. My pectorals are no longer "mitties" (figure it out) and are cleanly separated along my sternum.
The Bad News: There are pockets of pudge that are trying to maintain strongholds on me and I have a nice solid layer of subcutaneous fat that needs to go. Unfortunately this layer of fat just beneath the skin, casually referred to as body fat or belly fat is usually the last, if not the hardest to get rid of — at least for non-professional and semi-pro athletes and other individuals like myself who don't have the time to commit to two-a-days.
The Worst News: I want to reach my goal of 170 pounds yesterday/last week and the more gains I make, the more disappointed I become with the ones I achieve — the maniac health nut has returned.
The reality is that from 2006 – 2010 I gained 29 pounds. I'm not so sure I should be killing myself to lose in 90 days what it took 5 years to gain.
But knowing this hasn't stopped me from trying. My goal for the beginning of July is to weigh in at 182. From there I will have to decide what steps I need to take to shave off the next 10 pounds.
But none of the above would've been possible without the good folks over at LA Boxing (Mamaroneck). I can't believe that a mere couple months back I was filled with fear as I crossed the threshold of the gym for the first time. Nowadays I come in and say hello to everyone on staff for the day. I have my own LA Boxing t-shirt and I jump rope in plain sight of all, not the dark corner of the gym I started in.
The philosophy there is simple: If you don't do the exercises the only one you're cheating is yourself. What LA Boxing has done for me in the short time that I've been a member is let me know I can withstand the test, take it and give it right back. When I'm getting ready to give up during a workout, the voice I hear before any trainer's is my own, demanding that I not fall down on myself, that I not cheat … myself. The trainer's have an excellent eye for your strengths and weakness and they work very hard to turn your weaknesses into strengths.
I can't say where I'd be with this regimen. I know for a fact that I'd still be 202, my knees would still, it would be difficult for me to move up and down stairs and a lot of my pants would still look like pipe cleaners.
* I've learned a lot about the craft of boxing. It isn't something I intend to employ the next time someone makes me upset, but it is definitely an outlet for my daily frustrations and occasional woe.
* The mind numbing 800-1,000 cardio workout has tested me so much in these few short weeks that I'm not sure what I CAN'T do, anymore.
* I feel confident in myself and no longer ignore the man in the mirror.
* My LA Boxing experience has reinvigorated the warrior in me. The program has once again reminded me that nothing or no one but me is stopping me from achieving certain goals in this life. And I've been able to successfully and positively apply the same aggression, creativity and being light on my feet that is required of when I'm wearing the gloves to a variety of other areas in my life that needed "jumpstarting".
On the morning of Father's Day I went to the gym. Gato worked me over once again. When class was over he asked me if I was still dying.
"I'm never dying. The day I die is the day all this stops."
It hasn't stopped yet.
I don't intend for it to stop ever.
To the Test
Thursday, June 24th, 2010
As a mother, I'm realizing more and more that high school athletes are a dime a dozen. So many of us can reminisce about the good old days when we were athletes. But does that really even matter anymore? What really matters is the present. I used to have that killer instinct. I would think nothing of yanking another player's pony tail and pulling her to the ground if she got past me. On the field, I had no fear… and I miss it. Somewhere along the line, I got old. In class when I hear "kick your opponents knee cap†or "crack them†I get grossed out.
I'm halfway through my "to the test" experiment with LA Boxing… and they want an update. To be honest, my hubby's schedule has made it harder than ever for me to make it to LA Boxing. But with that being said, I crave it more than ever. When I make a class, I'm in a better mood and I feel stronger. I do things I could never picture myself doing. This week alone, I learned a move called the corkscrew… the name alone scared me. But amazingly enough, I did it. I also worked out in the ring. Yes, you read that right. I've always wanted to spar and fight- I feel like I'm getting decent on the bag. When there were only four of us in class on Tuesday, the instructor decided to have class in the ring and we even donned head gear. It was so fun- eventhough I'm still sore and I now know I'm not anywhere close to being ready to spar! But I enjoy getting my ass kicked. I enjoy getting stinky. And most of all, for that one hour, I enjoy feeling how I want to feel- like an athlete.
Nowadays, I admire the lady I see in workout attire after a run in the grocery store. I am envious of my high school friends that were never athletes and now compete in triathlons. I look at other ladies' fit bodies in the gym and want to be them. So many of us lose our own identity when we become mothers. Life is all about our children and we put ourselves on the back burner…
I have gone from being a starting player to riding the bench. Slowly, but surely, I'm getting my groove back. It feels good to have a hobby again, to break a sweat, and to have something that is actually for me and not all about the kids. I crave working out and I no longer want my kids to hear from my mom that, "Your mom was a good athlete." I want them to see it and to know it. I no longer want to be known as the athlete I once was, but as the fit and healthy woman that I am.
This Isn't Vacation Anymore, Toto
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
Going straight from a long weekend away to a personal training session at LA Boxing? Yeah. That was rough.
There were tires.
(My tricep is lookin' fierce!!)
And pull ups done while bouncing on the tire (which I was almost too short for):
And inner leg squeezes.
And planks and pushups on weighted balls.
(Put one hand down on the ground. Put the other hand down. Move them back up onto the balls. Repeat.)
Sometimes I moved so quickly my camera couldn't keep up.
Sometimes I didn't.
And sometimes I just watched the clock
But I was ALWAYS sweating!
Do you jump right back into a hard workout upon returning from a trip? Even though it's hard because I'm usually tired, I like to, because it really helps me get back on track! Even though I hit the hotel gym a couple times over the weekend and went for a short run, it was still good to get in some serious sweat-age. I missed it!
Check out my previous LA Boxing posts for some inspiration:
* LA Boxing gets fANNEtastic!
* Why do you exercise?
* Personal training – week 1: a kick-butt conditioning workout
* Personal training – week 2: boxing and self defense moves
* Personal training – week 3: dripping sweat, but still laughing!
* Personal training – week 4: full body conditioning
* Personal training – week 5: bring on the tank tops!
* Personal training – week 6: conditioning-palooza!
* Personal training – week 7: speed demon
LA Boxing DC Area Meet Up!
A fun announcement for my D.C. area readers! LA Boxing has offered to run a special fANNEtastic food readers only free demo class at the Arlington LA Boxing location on Sunday, July 11th at 1 p.m.! If you've been wanting to try LA Boxing but haven't gotten the nerve to check it out, this is your big chance Plus, you get to meet me! If you're interested in joining for an awesome workout and some socializing, send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com with your name and contact information. Other bloggers are welcome as well, and if you have a blog please note it in the email! Only about 30 people can be accommodated comfortably, so I'd recommend emailing me ASAP if you're interested as it will be first come, first serve! Just a heads up – you will be asked to purchase wraps ($12) to participate in the class, but gloves will be free to borrow.
Have a great day!
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
With just under a month left on my LA Boxing program, I am happy to report that:
1. I am MUCH stronger. I can do a ton of push ups and crunches.
2. My stress level has gone down considerably. Hitting and kicking a giant bag does wonders for your sanity. Try it sometime, you will be pleasantly surprised!
3. I love a challenging workout and LA Boxing delivers exactly that. No class is the same. You will not be bored and you will leave sweaty and exhausted!
4. I love training with a personal trainer. It is worth every single penny to get an awesome workout without having to THINK!
Click here to read more about my thoughts on LA Boxing
a crazy week ahead
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
>One more week of school. Four days with students and one staff day.
>The karate kid has a birthday on Tuesday and somehow she is going to be 11. How the heck do I have an 11 year old?!?!
>My seniors graduate on Thursday night and I will be there to see it!! I may even be one of those obnoxious people with an air horn!
>Saturday morning we are hitting the highway and heading to Brooklyn for the Further shows. I won't do any formal workouts on these days but I will be walking around and dancing for the large part of the day.
>I may write weird, strange bullet list posts this week filled with the randomness that is my real life. (yeah, pretty much like this post.) I guess you could say I may be more random than usual, but hey real life is calling. I may not be online very much this week and with summer here I will probably be online less and less. I will blog because I need to blog – it helps me clear my head – but the rest of my online activities will be more of the hit-and-run variety.
> I will work out. I will train. I will take care of myself. I will eat well balanced meals and I will not overindulge in treats. I have already re-scheduled my Thursday training session for Friday. It is my goal to run 1-2 miles all 5 work-days this week.
>I will also focus on my sleep between now and Brooklyn…I know the song says "no sleep 'til Brooklyn†but I am hoping for quite the opposite.
Speaking of sleep. I think it is time for me to end this post and get to bed at a reasonable time, especially for a Saturday.


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Volume 59 Number 13 SUNY College of Technology at Formingdale April 19, 1989 P & VP Incompetency II How to Eat at freddy's Rambler Top 5 Rambler student Senate Unconstitutionally and Unconsciously Approves $7,000 By Steve Conley Rambler Editor-in-Chief The Student Government Association of SUNY Farmingdale unconstitutionally gave roughly 7,000 dollars to "itself. On a not so infamous December 7, 1988 a senator of Student Government proposed that SGA should sponsor a fashion show. Roughly four months later, that same individual, no longer having his senatorial status, received 6,950 for the purpose of having the First Annual Dinner/ Fashion Show. At first glance, these events would not seem odd. Further investigation has proven otherwise. The senator/now student who proposed the Fashion Show was Brandon Seaton. While no Student Government Association minutes men-tion Mr. Seaton' s dismissal from office, his name has not appeared on the attendance record since the meeting four months ago. This was the same meeting he mentioned the fashion show. What-ever the reason, Mr. Seaton lost his position as a senator. Two months passed and soon there was talk of Fashion Show try-outs. The try-outs went on and participants were selected. The date for the event had been set, sponsors were arranged, and for the last two months, Roosevelt Hall became the home of fashion show practice. This event was so big it moved a Campus Activities Board Comedian back an hour. All that needed to be done was to get the okay from the Financial Affairs Board and then the Senate. Time was ticking away and the date for the fashion show was closing in. Then just twelve days before the show was to happen, a proposal was written up and prepared for Student Government. The sen-ate voted and and approved the 6,950 request. There were three abstentions, fourteen ayes (yes) and one no. The event took place and money was spent. Now you're probably wondering, "Where on earth did this ex-senator get the permission to make all these plans and commit all these people to an event that hadn't even gotten the approval of SGA yet?". Jim Sullivan, the president of Dinner-5:3l)-7:00; rasf.u>nSfu)w-7:0fl-9:00: Tun S(ttimv-9:00-ll:00; -Ticfe^ts - i ss.ixy $ rxKi mMeW eac^ Mverfiinagn<da thboe ve) ** S - • 4 SGA,gave such approval. The Constitution clearly states All finan-cial matters of the S.G.A. shall he considered and acted upon by the Financial Affairs Board. This was not done. The proposal went directly to the senate.The word All is the key and since there was no motion from the senate to suspend this rule, SGA acted unconstitutionally when it enter-tained the proposal. Without first going to the Financial Affairs Board. After the vote, this reporter questioned the individual senate members. Three members were not available to answer questions. Of the remaining fifteen members, only three new ex-actly what the line item "programming" was for (line items comprise the entire proposal - see the accompanying proposal). The three that did know exactly what that the two hundred and fifty dol-lars were for, replied that "everyone knows that". Obviously not. This indicates two situations. One, the remaining fifteen voting members of SGA, in-cluding the vice-president and treasurer, did not totally know what they were voting on. Two, since the information of what programming is was not given at the meeting, the three members who knew, found out outside of Student Govern-ment. The three members that did know what the line item was for voted yes. Indicating that of the fourteen members who voted yes, eleven did not know precisely what they were approving the 6,950 dollars for. This is not an article about the fashion show. But an observation of the events that transpired leading to the fashion show. This reporter sees no point in disputing the aesthetic value of the show itself Sullivan approached Andrea Mack, Stu-dent Govemment's Treasurer, before the meet-ing and asked if she would be offended if the pro- Please See Fashion on Page 9
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One of the features of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) is its system of codes. You will see this throughout the Ontario Skills Passport, Career Navigator and Working in Canada tools. Each major group, minor group and unit group has its own unique code.
A two-digit code is assigned at the major group level. A third digit is added at the minor group level and a fourth digit is added at the unit group level. For example:
Major Group 31 – Professional Occupations in Health
Minor Group 314 – Professional Occupations in Therapy and Assessment
Unit Group 3142 – Physiotherapists
The first two digits of each code convey meaning with respect to the group's skill type and skill level category. For all non-management occupations, the first digit of each code (i.e. 3 as noted above) identifies the skill type category.
Similarly, for all non-management occupations, the second digit (i.e. 1 as noted above) identifies one of the four skill level categories (i.e. A,B,C or D). For management occupations, the first two digits also convey meaning. The first digit is always 0 to convey management, while the second digit conveys the skill type category where the management occupation is found.
The following charts summarize and illustrate the meanings embedded in the coding system.
When the first digit is the skill type category is:
Business, Finance and Administration Occupations | 1 |
Natural and Applied Sciences and Related Occupations | 2 |
Health Occupations | 3 |
Occupations in Social Science, Education, Government Service and Religion | 4 |
Occupations in Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport | 5 |
Sales and Service Occupations | 6 |
Trades, Transport and Equipment Operators and Related Occupations | 7 |
Occupations Unique to Primary Industry | 8 |
Occupations Unique to Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities | 9 |
When the second digit is the skill level category is:
Skill Level A (Professional Occupations) | 1 |
Skill Level B (Technical, Paraprofessional and Skilled Occupations) | 2 or 3 |
Skill Level C (Intermediate Occupations) | 4 or 5 |
Skill Level D (Labouring and Elemental Occupations) | 6 |
Examples of Codes and their Meaning
Minor Groups
At the three-digit level, the major groups are further divided into 140 minor groups. For example, major group 64, Intermediate Sales and Service occupations, includes eight minor groups:
- 641 Sales Representatives, Wholesale Trade
- 642 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks
- 643 Occupations in Travel and Accommodation
- 644 Tour and Recreational Guides and Casino Occupations
- 645 Occupations in Food and Beverage Service
- 646 Other Occupations in Protective Services
- 647 Childcare and Home Support Workers
- 648 Other Occupations in Personal Service
By now you have probably realized that each digit of the NOC code helps to further specify an occupation. At the minor group level, you can pinpoint a domain in which an occupation is carried out. However, we need to go one step further to identify an actual occupational group.
Unit Groups
At the four-digit level, the system is expanded into 520 occupational groups identified as unit groups. Unit groups represent further specificity within an occupational domain. To continue with the same example from above, minor group 643, Occupations in Travel and Accommodation, is further divided into five unit groups:
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After twin blasts shook Boston -- killing three and wounding more than 260 others -- investigators sprung into action looking for those responsible.
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Monday, April 15
Morning: The Boston Marathon kicks off from Hopkinton, Massachusetts, with runners and wheelchair competitors over the next few hours heading toward the state capital. Some 23,000 people participate in the race, with many times more people cheering them along the 26.2-mile route.
2:38 p.m. Cameras show two men -- later identified by authorities as Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev -- turning onto Boylston Street, the road where the marathon's finish line is located.
2:42 p.m.: Tamerlan Tsarnaev detaches himself from the crowd and begins walking east toward the marathon finish line. He walks past the Forum restaurant, while carrying a knapsack, toward where the first blast will soon occur.
2:45 p.m.: His brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins walking toward the finish line, with his right thumb seemingly hooked under his backpack strap and a phone in his left hand. He stops in front of the Forum restaurant, standing by a metal barrier alongside marathon spectators.
He then seemingly slips his knapsack to the ground, with a photo later showing the bag at his feet. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev remains here for about four minutes, looking at his cell phone and once seeming to take a picture with it.
2:49 p.m.: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lifts the phone to his head and speaks for about 18 seconds.
He finishes the call, and the first explosion goes off within seconds. Most everyone along Boylston turns toward the finish line yet Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appears calm. He looks to the east, then starts moving west -- away from the finish line, and not carrying the knapsack he'd once had.
About 10 seconds later, there's an explosion where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had put the bag -- about a block from the first blast.
Wednesday, April 17
Afternoon: Dias Kadyrbayev -- a friend of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev since the two enrolled together at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth the same time in fall 2011 -- drives to Tsarnaev's dormitory room at Pine Dale Hall on the southern Massachusetts school's campus, he tells investigators as recounted in an FBI affidavit. He texts his friend to come down to meet him.
Kadyrbayev notices that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has cut his hair short. The two chat while Kadyrbayev smokes a cigarette, then Tsarnaev goes back to his dorm room.
Evening: Azamat Tazhayakov -- Kadyrbayev's roommate at a New Bedford apartment -- later tells investigators that he's with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev at the apartment until about midnight. (It is not clear if Kadyrbayev was there at the time.)
Thursday, April 18
Afternoon: Azamat Tazhayakov attends a class at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, after which Dzhokhar Tsarnaev drives him home to his New Bedford apartment.
5 p.m. ET: The FBI releases pictures of two male suspects being sought in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings.
5 p.m. to 6 p.m.: As he is driving home from Boston, Kadyrbayev says that he talked on the phone with Robel Phillipos -- who also enrolled at the southern Massachusetts university at the same time as him, Tazhayakov and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Phillipos tells Kadyrbayev to put the news on when he gets home, because one of the Marathon bombing suspects looks familiar.
Kadyrbayev later turns on the TV and notices one of the suspects resembles Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, according to an FBI affidavit. Kadyrbayev's lawyer, Robert Stahl, later disputes that assertion -- saying his client didn't immediately recognize Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as a possible bombing suspect and did not know that his friend allegedly was involved in the attack, saying "his first inkling came much later."
Kadyrbayev texts Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to tell him he looks like one of the bombing suspects. His friend's response includes "LOL" -- Internet slang meaning laughing or laugh out loud -- and other things Kadyrbayev said he interprets as jokes like, "You better not text me" and "Come to my room and take whatever you want."
6 p.m. onward: Kadyrbayev later tells investigators that, between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m., he, Tazhayakov and Phillipos meet on the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth campus and go to Tsarnaev's dorm room.
Tazhayakov claims that it was around 9 p.m. when Kadyrbayev texted him alerting him to the "news" and their friend's possible involvement in the Boston blasts. The two meet at the New Bedford apartment they share, at which time Kadyrbayev shows Tazhayakov photos broadcast by CNN of a suspect he believes is their friend Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, according to Tazhayakov's account to investigators.


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THE MAROON LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., NOVEMBER 29, 1933 Volume XII Number 9 HUNDREDS OF OLD GRADS MEET AT ROOSEVELT IN HOMECOMING CEREMONIES Banquet and Dancing In Venetian Room Are Features AZZO J. PLOUGH IS TOASTMASTER Activities Start With Banquet At 7:30 P. M. The annual Homecoming Day festivities begin tonight at 7:30 p. m., when several hundred former Maroon and Gold students gather at a reunion banquet in the Venetian room of the Roosevelt. Following the banquet, the "old grads" and their guests and wives will dance to the music of the University's orchestra under the direction of Dr. Hamil Cupero. A large delegation of out-of-town graduates who are members of alumni chapters in cities of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama will attend the banquet and activities surrounding the Loyola-Centenary football game, Thanksgiving Day. Azzo J. Plough, attorney, will be toastmaster at the banquet Wednes day night, according to Joseph F. Blasi, Jr., general chairman of the committee. The principal speakers will be: Dr. James T. Nix, Charles J. Rivet and Miss Isabel French, Stage Set For Holiday Activities Alumni and Students Await Anxiously Turkey- Day Tilt It is the eve of the big game. Students anxiously await the morrow with the thought that is not of turkey, dances, or holidays. New faces are beginning to appear on the campus and around school for tomorrow is Homecoming and the alumni are coming to town! They are also thinking of the morrow. It is the eve of the big game. Completing a season so far unmarred by defeat, the Centenary Gents again come to Loyola to face the Wolves for the first time since 1929. And it is a proud team, a well-known team, that Coach Norton will put on the field tomorrow. They have been the talk of Southern football this year, and have blasted the championship hopes of several universities. On the other hand, the Wolves have made a glorious come-back in the last several weeks from a heart-breaking Rice defeat, downing such teams as St. Louis, Xavier, and North Dakota. Tomorrow tells the tale! Early Season Prediction Of "Doc's" Friends Comes True The acquisition of a well-posted, enthusiastic, 29-year-old coach at the start of this season, ventured from lis the prediction that a "new era" in Loyola athletics was impending.Today Loyola University is basking in the sunshine of this "new era." The recognition and glory won by the seven victories of the Wolfpack, the spirit and pep of the players and t'ne machine-like unit that takes the field Turkey Day, all attest to this fact. A few people may be surprised at the phenomenal success the Pack has had this year, but to the friends, admirers and those who have worked under and with Robert H. "Doc" Erskine, it is merely a prediction come true. The right moral characteristics, zealousness, thoroughness, an unusual knowledge of the game, and the ability to impart this knowledge to his players, are the basic qualities which have marked the success ot "Doc" Erskine as an athletic coach. Football experts and his fellow coaches, however, re- gard his ability to build in young men, strong, honest, moral characteristics as his greatest asset. His zealous desire for knowledge has carried him to thiee college degrees. He has attended 18 different coaching schools throughout the country, having studied under such masters of gridiron strategy as Knute Rockne, "Pop" Warner, Fielding Yost, Bob Zuppke, Howard Jones, and other top-notch mentors. His scholastic and coaching pursuits, coupled with the knowledge acquired through J observation, enables him to teach his players with a thoroughness that is exemplified in this year's' Wolfpack. The rise of Bob Sarpy from a comparatively unknown to a star punter, passer and ball carrier, is proof of his ability to recognize and develop players. "Doo's" philosophy of athletics is based upon the soual theory that a player must like the position he occupies and enjoy himself while playing. He, therefore, has all his FRANK SULLIVAN—LoyoIa Center Completes First Year As Wolf Mentor On the eve of Loyola's greatest battle, when alumni, students, fans and friends are talking of tomorrow's game, one in three stop to consider what thoughts are occupying the mind of the man whose ingenuity, whose progressive spirit and great sportsmanship have been outstanding factors in preparing the setting for the event that "Loyolaminded" people have looked forward to for months. Tomorrow the great moment in the coaching career of Robert H. "Doc" Erskine arrives. Tomorrow terminates his first year of college coaching and should his charges gain a victory over a nationally recognized team, truly his efforts have been an overwhelming success. Tomorrow, is a chance for fame for the university he loves, for the school he calls his Alma Mater. Tomorrow "his" boys are going to match wits with a capable foe and are going out to fight for Loyola and for him. But back of all of these things is the thought. How much do his efforts and the team's efforts mean to Loyola men, to Coach R. H. "Doc" Erskine Loyola grads, to Loyola fans.' We reprint from the Maroon of March 17 an article addressed "To Doc". " "Doc" Erskine, Loyola welcomes you. Everyone from the president of the University to the lowliest freshman is elated over your appointment as head coach of our athletic teams. They are elated not only because of your magnificent record at Jesuits High School, not only because of your proven ability to produce champions, but also because they know that you stand for that which is even greater than victories—sportsmanship. Practically every student at Loyola has seen one of your teams in action. They have seen their display of clean sportsmanship, their indomitable spirit against the greatest of odds, their ability to fight to the last minute; and they know that you will bring to Loyola teams that same spirit and sportsmanship. Loyola knows that you consider football not as a "racket" or a job, but as a game that you love. They know that just as a real artist must love his work, a real coach must love the game. Your determination to study the game when physically incapacitated from playing proves that you have a true love of the game. Your coaching of sandlot teams is conclusive of the fact. So we say, "Welcome Doc." The Maroon as the voice of the Students of Loyola, addresses you in the familiar appellation because we know that you are interested in cultivating the friendship of the youths with whom you like to associate. We not only welcome you, but we promise you our unqualified support and send you our best wishes for success in your new position." The Maroon, speaking for PROGRAM OF HOMECOMING EVENTS Wednesday, Nov. 29 7:00 p. m.—Alumni Banquet in Venetian Room, Roosevelt Hotel. 11:00 p. m.—Dance following Banquet. Thursday, Nov. 30 10:00 a. m.—Open House at to 2:00 p.m. Alumni Home 1722 Calhoun St. 2:30 p. m.—Alumni gather in special section at Stadium. 3:00 p. m.—Kick-off. 4:00 p. m.—Take part in Alma Mater Ceremonies at Half of game. 6:00 p. m.—Open House at to 8:00 p.m. Alumni Home. GENTS TO CLIMAX WOLVES' SEASON DETERMINED WOLF-PACK TO MEET STRONG ELEVEN IN TOMMORROW'S GAME Erskine To Put Full Strength On Field For Crucial Grid Battle LOUISIANA RIVALS MEET FOR FIFTH TIME Kick-Off Delayed Till 3 P. M To Allow For Late Holiday Crowd The Loyola University Wolves and the Centenary College Gentlemen will meet tomorrow in Loyola stadium in their fifth contest since 1922 with national honors at stake. The powerful Loyola eleven, coached by Robert H. Erskine, defeated in only one game and victorious over eight representative teams, including powerful Eastern and midwestern elevens, and the Centenary aggregation undefeated to date, will be endeavoring to finish their seasons in a burst of glory. Possessing a powerful defense that 'nas allowed opponents but one score all season and boasting rf an All-Anierican end, the Gentlemen have sounded their intentions of trouncing the Wolves and place their offensive hopes in their brilliant quarterback, Manning Smith and their speedy Students Addressed At Song Rehearsal Father Greeley Interprets Meaning of Loyalty Congratulating the students on their response in learning the new "Alma Mater," Father James A. Greeley, S. J., spoke at a convocation of tlie student body Monday morning in the Holy Name Auditorium."Loyalty is the idea stressed throughout the 'Alma Mater'," JFather ©reertey said, and proceeded to define the term. "Loyalty," he asserted, "means stick-to-itiveness.'" He said the other essentials of loyalty are unity and sacrifice, examples of which he gave by referring to the student body and the football players. After a few cheers led by Bill McHardy, Charley Bailey, president of the Student Council, gave a pep talk. The new "Alma Mater" was rehearsed twice with an accompaniment by the band, and the assembly was adjourned. Two Teams Play Centenary Tomorrow—One In Stands Two teams will be playing against Centenary when t'ne Wolves take the field tomorrow. But one team will be in the stands. Word received from Joe Blasi, chairman of the Alumni banquet committee, indicates that practically every member of the 1929 Wolfpack, the last Loyola team to play Centenary, will be in the stands tomorrow to see the 1933 edition of the Pack attempt to outfight, and outscore the team that has yet to go down in defeat this season. Of course, we can count on one member of that 1929 aggregation, for Joe Blasi was right there on the field when the Gents handed the Wolves a 6-0 defeat. Joe Tetlow, "Bum" Heier, John Oulliber, Ray Mock, Clem Sehrt, Bob Morris, and A 1 Fitzwilliams will certainly be there, for Tetlow and Heier are struggling toward success right here in New Orleans and have been heard to say that they "would not miss that Centenary game for whatever you have. Sehrt, Oulliber, and Blasi practice law In Orleans parish and you can MANNING SMlTH—Centenary Quarterback count on each of them to be on hand to "see Doc Erskine's team take back that six points and then some". Mock and Fitzwilliams are right here at Loyola, and what Loyolan would let a turkey dinner make him miss that slice of great football that the Gent game promises to be? Ray is studying law and Fitzwilliams is assistant coach for the Wolves. Other members of the 1929 squad have been heard from and it is evident that practically the whole squad will be present. Marvin Chachere, Bob Smith. Mickey Moore, Ike Favalora, Leon Tujague, "Brute" "Galle have been around the campus lately and will probably be at the banquet tonight.When the Loyola Wolves and the Gentlemen of Centenary meet tomorrow afternoon in the Loyola Stadium it will mark the fifth time that t'nese two Louisiana institutions have met on the football battle ground. Centenary holds an advantage In number of contests(Continued on page 5) (Continued on page 5) (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) yttumnL— Have open house all Wednesday and Thursday at 1722 Calhoun St. Everybody—, Get Maroon Supplement at game. It has Alma Mater, Fight Song and Cheers.
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Goodbye Cruel World…
There is a stretch of highway in Saint Louis county known as I-170. Sometimes it is called the "Innerbelt", although these days that term is not as prevalent as it was once upon a time. A time, incidentally, that I am actually old enough to remember.
You see, way back when, in the days of dinosaurs and mammoths, I-170 was designated as 725. These days I-170 stretches from the Highway 40 interchange in the southern portion of the county, up to the I-270 interchange in the north. But, back when it was called 725 – or, as we teens at the time called it, Seven And A Quarter – the Innerbelt ran from Eager Road in the south and unceremoniously ended with a barricade and a single must take exit at Page Avenue, smack in the middle of Northwest County. Back then it was the quickest way – and ostensibly, still is – to get to Clayton. You may have heard of Clayton – and no, I'm not talking about Clayton Moore aka The Lone Ranger. Clayton, Missouri is where you find the county courthouse.
But, as usual, I'm not actually writing this blog to talk about Clayton. I'm writing it to talk about construction.
Road construction to be precise.
Many years ago, as the dinosaurs were dying out and mammals were becoming the dominant species (i.e. my early, early 20′s) our short little stretch of tarmac, so lovingly known as Seven And A Quarter became I-170 and was expanded, lengthened, what have you. Well, as urban sprawl continues to… well… sprawl, traffic changes and what seemed like a good idea at the time no longer meets the needs of the unforeseen future. So, things get torn up, rebuilt, expanded, stretched, widened, and otherwise completely re-invented.
Such was the case with I-170. At some point during my late, late 30′s the powers that be realized that the person who had originally designed the interchange at I-170 and I-270 had probably been smoking crack while drawing up the plans. It was probably one of the wort, most congested, and literally dangerous interchanges known to man. So, in a bid to correct the mistake, they redesigned it, tore it all up, and made a bigger and better interchange between the thoroughfares.
Then, traffic increased on I-170 because the I-270 terminus was no longer a clusterf*ck. What did that mean? Well, simple. It made the rest of I-170 a cluster. What was once a lonely stretch of road connecting two parts of the county was becoming a parking lot every morning and evening throughout the week. So, what did the powers that be do? Well, the only thing they could. They found someone else who wasn't on crack, redesigned the Innerbelt, tore it up, and made it better than it was.
Better, stronger, faster…
Let me tell you, it cost more than 6 million bucks too. It even cost more than 7 million (the pricetag on the Bionic Woman… ya'know, inflation and all…)
But, in the end, congestion was alleviated and I-170, while not returned to its original quietude as 725, became much easier and faster to travel. In many ways this is good. In others, maybe not so much. You see, living where we do, I-170 is pretty much a main thoroughfare for us. It is close by, easily accessible, and an artery that will take us most anywhere we need or want to go – even if it is simply getting us to a different highway in order to reach our final destination. Therefore, E K and I travel it often.
Such was the case just the other day.
As we cruised along in the northbound lanes, wind whistling past the Evil-Mobile, (at the time the cloaking device was on and switched to Soccer Mom Van mode), and traveling somewhere near 987 miles per hour, (E K may be a petite bundle of mean, but her foot weighs 12 metric tonnes whenever it comes into contact with a gas pedal), we were watching the landscape flashing in the windows. Bare patches of flattened land were evident where grassy berms and stands of trees once lined the thoroughfare. Nearing our exit I happened to glance to the left and noticed the carcass of a rather large groundhog, sprawled lifeless in the center emergency lane against the better than 3 foot high concrete dividers.
I couldn't help but feel sorry for the creature, and vocalized my theory about its demise.
"Poor bastard was probably just trying to cross the road and got stuck there because of the dividers and traffic," I lamented.
EK clucked her tongue and said, "Maybe it ran into traffic on purpose."
I furrowed my brow and grunted, "Whaddaya mean?"
"I mean maybe it finally had enough of us tearing up its home and it just ran into traffic to commit suicide."
You know, it wouldn't surprise me at all if E K was right about that. And, what's worse – If I were a groundhog trying to escape the utter insanity of human urban sprawl, I might just do the same…
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Glasgow Warriors' versatile back Federico Aramburu has announced that he will retire at the end of the season. With Glasgow facing a key match on Saturday against Connacht - which decides whether they will make the RaboDirect PRO12 play-offs or not, Aramburu is going out to end his career on a high. The former Argentinean international has 22 caps for the Pumas and his international career also saw him take in the 2007 World Cup. Glasgow boss Sean Lineen has paid tribute to the centre-come-wing saying: "Federico Aramburu has been a tremendous asset for Glasgow Warriors both on and off the pitch. He's been both a key player and a leader just about every time he's taken the field for us; his consistency of performance is first class and as a coach it's great to be sure of what you're going to get. "Away from the pitch, he's been a fantastic influence in terms of the way he conducts himself. He's a consummate professional and a very positive guy even when he hasn't been picked. He's used the benefit of his experience at the top levels of the game to set standards and pass on advice - our younger backs especially have taken a lot from him and hold him in very high esteem." © ESPN Sports Media Ltd.


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Where have all the Tucson Citizen staffers gone?
Friday, May 14th, 2010A year ago the 138 year old Tucson Citizen newspaper ceased publication (print edition), but is very much alive online as Tucsoncitizen.com. Where have all the former 65 reporters/staffers gone since then?
One of the Citizen's investigative reporters Renee Schafer Horton who has a blogsite here at Tucsoncitizen.com ("God Blogging and more"), wrote an article on "Where are they now?" in this week's Tucson Weekly (page 15, May 13, 2010 issue). You can read it online here.
She writes about what happened to Carli Brosseau (pictured in the Weekly article),
and other reporters/staffers including MJ McVay, Rogelio Olivas, Lorrie Brownstone, Jennifer Boice, Tom Stauffer, Judy Carlock, Steve Rivera (now "Steve Rivera Ventures" here at Tucsoncitizen.com).
Renee has finished up her teacher certification coursework and will be student teaching at Salpointe Catholic High School in the fall.
Dan Buckley is running his own video company, www.danielbuckleyproductions.com, and I just saw him on Monday May 10, video taping Cele's Peterson's memorial service at the U of A Poetry Center.
Dylan Smith & Mike Truelsen have launched the Tucsonsentinel.com ("news, info & commentary"), online only. Jennifer Boice is on their board of directors, along with Michael Chihak, former publisher.
I recently heard former Associate Editor Mark Kimble again on the radio, as he works as an aide to CD 8 Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords at her Tucson district office.
Does anyone know what happened to Garry Duffy, the political reporter who acted on the side as wizard Zoggog at the Valley of the Moon? I toured that fantasy land on Saturday and wondered about his whereabouts.
Of course Mark Evans and Ryn Gargulinski have been competently co-editing this online "The Voice of Tucson", at Tucsoncitizen.com for a year now. And former cartoonist Arnie Bermudez just joined us recently with his own "Bermudez Shorts" blogsite. Sports writers Andy Morales ("High School Sports with Andy Morales") and Anthony Gimino ("AG's Wildcat Report") have been blogging here since July and September, respectively.
I was a "My Tucson" guest columnist (under a Work for Hire contract) for 2008-2009 and continued blogging for the Tucsoncitizen.com after the demise of the print version. I still remember the shock when Gannett, Inc. announced in January, 2009 that the Tucson Citizen newspaper, which had been continuously publishing since 1870, would cease publication. At that time, the concept of "citizen journalists" continuing this news resource online as "The Voice of Tucson" was novel. Two other former "My Tucson" columnists, Elizabeth "BJay" Woolley ("BJay's Work from Home Experience") and Don Smith ("Fort Buckley") are occasionally writing here as well.
Many of these former Citizen staffers had a float (actually a "Press Corpse" coffin) at the All Souls' Procession parade on November 8, 2009. I've linked to Ryn's slide show of that procession, including photo # 40 of former Citizen staffer Val Canez with an "Our epitaph" tshirt & sign.
R.I.P. Tucson Citizen print newspaper, a year later.
"Gone, but not forgotten."


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Apr 20, 2010by Amanda Lenhart, Rich Ling, Scott Campbell, Kristen Purcell
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The mobile phone has become the favored communication hub for the majority of American teens.1
Cell-phone texting has become the preferred channel of basic communication between teens and their friends, and cell calling is a close second. Some 75% of 12-17 year-olds now own cell phones, up from 45% in 2004. Those phones have become indispensable tools in teen communication patterns. Fully 72% of all teens2 – or 88% of teen cell phone users — are text-messagers. That is a sharp rise from the 51% of teens who were texters in 2006. More than half of teens (54%) are daily texters.
Among all teens, their frequency of use of texting has now overtaken the frequency of every other common form of interaction with their friends (see chart below).
Fully two-thirds of teen texters say they are more likely to use their cell phones to text their friends than talk to them to them by cell phone.
One in three teens sends more than 100 text messages a day, or 3000 texts a month.
Daily text messaging by teens to friends has increased rapidly since early 2008. Some 38% of teens were daily texters in February 2008, and that has risen to 54% of teens who use text daily in September 2009. Of the 75% of teens who own cell phones, 87% use text messaging at least occasionally. Among those texters:
Calling is still a central function of the cell phone for teens and for many teens, voice is the primary mode of conversing with parents.
Among cell-owning teens, using the phone for calling is a critically important function, especially when it comes to connecting with their parents. But teens make and receive far fewer phone calls than text messages on their cell phones.
Teens typically make or receive 5 calls a day. White teens typically make or receive 4 calls a day, or around 120 calls a month, while black teens exchange 7 calls a day or about 210 calls a month and Hispanic teens typically make and receive 5 calls a day or about 150 calls a month.
Girls more fully embrace most aspects of cell phone-based communication.
As we see with other communicative technologies and applications, girls are more likely than boys to use both text messaging and voice calling and are likely to do each more frequently.
Girls are also more likely than boys to text for social reasons, to text privately, and to text about school work.
For parents, teens' attachment to their phones is an area of conflict and regulation.
Parents exert some measure of control over their child's mobile phone – limiting its uses, checking its contents and using it to monitor the whereabouts of their offspring. In fact, the latter is one of the primary reasons many parents acquire a cell phone for their child. However, with a few notable exceptions, these activities by parents do not seem to impact patterns of cell phone use by teens.
Most schools treat the phone as a disruptive force that must be managed and often excluded from the school and the classroom.
Even though most schools treat the phone as something to be contained and regulated, teens are nevertheless still texting frequently in class.
Cell phones help bridge the digital divide by providing internet access to less privileged teens. Still, for some teens, using the internet from their mobile phone is "too expensive."
Teens from low-income households, particularly African-Americans, are much more likely than other teens to go online using a cell phone. This is a pattern that mirrors Pew Internet Project findings about adults and their cell phones.
Cell phones are seen as a mixed blessing. Parents and teens say phones make their lives safer and more convenient. Yet both also cite new tensions connected to cell phone use.
Parents and their teenage children say they appreciate the mobile phone's enhancement of safety and its ability to keep teens connected to family and friends. For many teens, the phone gives them a new measure of freedom. However, some teens chafe at the electronic tether to their parents that the phone represents. And a notable number of teens and their parents express conflicting emotions about the constant connectivity the phone brings to their lives; on the one hand, it can be a boon, but on the other hand, it can result in irritating interruptions.
Cell phones are not just about calling or texting – with expanding functionality, phones have become multimedia recording devices and pocket-sized internet connected computers. Among teen cell phone owners:
Teens who have multi-purpose phones are avid users of those extra features. The most popular are taking and sharing pictures and playing music:
The majority of teens are on family plans where someone else foots the bill.
There are a variety of payment plans for cell phones, as well as bundling plans for how phone minutes and texts are packaged, and a variety of strategies families use to pay for cell phones. Teens' use of cell phones is strongly associated with the type of plan they have and who pays the phone bills.
When one combines type of plan with voice minutes, the most common combination is a family plan with limited voice minutes – one in three teen cell phone users (34%) are on this type of plan. One in four teen cell phone users (25%) are on a family plan with unlimited minutes.
Over half of all teen cell phone users are on family plans that someone else (almost always a parent) pays for entirely—this figure jumps to two-thirds among teens living in households with incomes of $50,000 or more. At the same time, low income teens are much less likely to be on family plans. Among teens living in households with incomes below $30,000, only 31% are on a family plan that someone else pays for. In this group, 15% have prepaid plans that someone else pays for, and 12% have prepaid plans that they pay for entirely themselves. Black teens living in low income households are the most likely to have prepaid plans that they pay for themselves.
Unlimited plans are tied to increases in use of the phone, while teens on "metered" plans are much more circumspect in their use of the phone.
Fully three-quarters of teen cell phone users (75%) have unlimited texting. Just 13 percent of teen cell phone users pay per message. Those with unlimited voice and texting plans are more likely to call others daily or more often for almost every reason we queried – to call and check in with someone, to coordinate meeting, to talk about school work or have long personal conversations. Teens with unlimited texting typically send and receive 70 texts per day, compared with 10 texts a day for teens on limited plans and 5 texts a day for teens who pay per message.
4% of teens say they have sent a sexually suggestive nude or nearly nude image of themselves to someone via text message
A relatively small number of teens have sent and received sexually suggestive images by text:
Further details about "sexting" via cell phones may be found in our recent Teens and Sexting Report.4
One in three (34%) texting teens ages 16-17 say they have texted while driving. That translates into 26% of all American teens ages 16-17.
More details about cell phone use among teens and distracted driving maybe found in our earlier report Teens and Distracted Driving.5
New data forthcoming on Latino youth and their communication choices
Forthcoming from the Pew Hispanic Center, a sister project to the Pew Internet Project, is a new report about the ways young Latinos, ages 16 to 25, communicate with each other. This report will contain results based on a national survey of Hispanics conducted in the fall of 2009. Over 1,200 young Latinos were asked about the ways they communicate with each other, whether through text messaging, face-to-face contact, email or social network sites. This new forthcoming report is a follow-up to the report "Between Two Worlds: How Young Latinos Come of Age in America," and will be available online at http://www.pewhispanic.org
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1 Unless otherwise noted, all data in this report refers to cell phone-owning teens.
2 This 72% of teens who text figure is slightly different than previous "teens who text" numbers that we have released. The difference lies in the question wording. For this question, we asked about teens texting friends, but we did not specify the platform (computer, cell phone) on which the texting was taking place. Our other teen texting number (66%) reflects teens who text on their own cell phone, and does not constrain who the teen may be texting with. Please see K9c and K20a in our questionnaire for exact question wording.
3 This question is worded in such a way that it may refer to both parents calling a child and asking his or her location, as well as using a GPS-based service to establish the phone's location.
4 Lenhart, Amanda. "Teens and Sexting." December 15, 2009. Available at: http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2009/Teens-and-Sexting.aspx
5 Madden, Mary, Amanda Lenhart. "Teens and Distracted Driving." November 16, 2009. Available at: http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2009/Teens-and-Distracted-Driving.aspx
Copyright 2013 Pew Internet & American Life Project
The Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project is one of seven projects that make up the Pew Research Center. The Center is supported by The Pew Charitable Trust.


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