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SEATTLE, Oct. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Local business and government leaders joined students, educators and alumni from Raisbeck Aviation High School onboard a specially themed Alaska Airlines jet this morning for the grand opening of the new facility for the nation's first public, college preparatory, aviation-themed high school. The "Spirit of Education," a Boeing 737-900ER, is dedicated to the students and staff of Raisbeck Aviation High School and will fly for six months around the carrier's route network.
Among the passengers onboard Flight 9401 was senior Austin Spores of Redmond, Wash., who commutes two hours to school every day. Spores, who is getting his private pilot's license, plans to pursue a career as a commercial pilot.
Like all students who choose to attend RAHS instead of a traditional secondary school, Spores had a strong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Last summer, he interned as a dispatcher for Seattle-based Kenmore Air and hopes to study aeronautics at the University of North Dakota or Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University after graduating next June.
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"Having this school on the grounds of the Museum of Flight, so close to more than 200 aviation industry businesses like Boeing and Alaska Airlines, gives our students something truly special - an unparalleled chance to be simultaneously immersed in learning and industry," said Reba Gilman, Raisbeck Aviation High School CEO and principal.
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Supporting education in its home state is a top priority for Alaska Airlines. Since 2007, the carrier has contributed more than $6.5 million in cash and in-kind contributions to 303 Washington educational institutions and organizations. Recent gifts include $150,000 to Western Washington University's Institute for Energy Studies, $75,000 to the Highline Community College Foundation for student scholarships, $700,000 to the Independent Colleges of Washington and $1.5 million to the University of Washington.
Guests of the grand opening tweeted and uploaded photos from the day's events with #RAHSliftoff. High-definition photos of the "Spirit of Education" plane and the grand opening of Raisbeck Aviation High School are available in Alaska Airlines' online image gallery at http://bit.ly/9qVv.
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Organized according to geological time, The Ocean's ambitious third full-length Precambrian is a monster of an album that spans 84 minutes and unfolds over the course of two discs. The first is the heavy-handed Hadean/Archaean, the shorter of the two at about 22 minutes even, while Proterozoic, though certainly containing aggressive bursts during its approximate 62 minutes, also offers the lighter side of the spectrum. And for those of you who haven't explored the music of this German collective, Precambrian is an unabashed triumph that easily trumps all previous endeavors.
As outlined above, H/A is the heavier offering here, and avoids dawdling by launching directly into "Hadean / The Long March of the Yes-Men" – a keyboard-rich attack laced with loose, gravelly growls and The Ocean's signature riffs and tumbling rhythms. Often grouped in with Georgians Mastodon, it's "Eoarchaean / The Great Void" that parallels them most via roller coaster peaks and valleys, similar tones, and convincing instrumental sections. While "Palaeoarchaean / Man and the Sea" is fast with a hardcore punk-like tempo, the groove-oriented follower "Mesoarchaean / Legions of Winged Octopi" is the true crusher of the bunch, even rivaling "The City in the Sea" from the 2005 affair Aeolian, but "Neoarchaean / To Burn the Duck of Doubt" also momentarily sets itself apart with its optimistic, Pelican-esque melodies.
Noticeably mellower from the get-go – due primarily to instrumental, sax-laden intro "Siderian" – Proterozoic again lends credence to the Neur-Isis comparisons that The Ocean have garnered since their 2004 debut long-player FluXion. "Rhyacian / Untimely Meditations" provides the first real taste of clean vocals, along with piano, glockenspiel, and orchestral instruments such as the viola, violin, and cello during its lax opening and laidback portions, but soon the growls take the helm before stepping into the background, albeit not for good as the latter part has its share of earth-shattering moments. "Orosirian / For the Great Blue Cold Now Reigns" is when and where the Neurosis, Isis, and Cult of Luna-isms rear their heads, and the crashing waves prove this assertion repeatedly as they do elsewhere. "Statherian," however, is a regal instrumental that eventually crescendos into an impressive romp replete with soundclips, layered melodies, and a medieval close. Also vocal-free is the ninth and final track "Cryogenian." Proterozoic's middle, consisting of "Calymmian / Lake Disappointment," doomy dirge "Ecstasian / De Profundis," and "Stenian / Mount Sorrow" also employ the drifting/crashing dichotomy found in likeminded mobs, but is no less arresting than the surrounding material. In fact, even the tail end, comprised of "Tonian / Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" and classical-influenced outro "Cryogenian," holds its own among stellar company.
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Living at Sutton Hill provides you with a peaceful pastoral setting near the Catskill's and Pocono's, just over an hour away from New York City. Our focus is on your comfort and quality of living and it shows in our exciting features and amenities. Convenient schools, shopping, and entertainment are all nearby. We offer responsive, professional on-site maintenance.
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Anyway, we love to have conversations about the difference between Asian culture and American culture. Sometimes we discuss in good way but also we argue with them. After all, America is one of the developed countries, and lots of issues deserve we to think about.
We both feel most of Americans know nothing about Asian culture. Although they saw the some news about Asian culture, they still can't tell the difference between Taiwanese or Chinese. lol. (If I said I am Taiwanese, people will treat me nicer here.) But, it's understandable, for example, even sometimes east coast don't know about west coast, vice versa. I would say because of Hollywood movies and TV dramas. Most of Asians know about American on certain level. We embrace diverse culture and hope to study aboard if we have chance. To learn more perspectives from westerners. So, I suggest maybe you will want to watch some Asian movie or dramas. It will help you understand Asian culture more. And I believe you definitely will love our food. :)
Because of the education, we both think Asians are more likely to be lack of confidence about ourselves. American education emphasizes more on encouragement than score. Asian kids got scores when they did something wrong. Sonia and I both agreed that American are more confident which is good, because that makes you comfortable with doing everything and success.
All of cultures have their own unique spirit. It will be really nice if we understand each other. :)
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I'll bet it was a lot of fun coming to school Monday morning at Maryville and Stanberry High School.
Winning state championships has that effect on the school day. I'm not sure, but my grandson, Jacob, who attends Stanberry, tells me it was the first state football championship for the Bulldogs. The Spoofhounds claimed their third title.
I think sometimes we take the winning ways in Maryville for granted. The football team in Stanberry and their coach, Dan Collins, just accomplished something never done before. Matt Webb, the first year coach at Maryville, was part of something that has occurred less than 3% of the time.
I don't think football tradition was always prevalent in Maryville. The original Spoofhounds was a football team being compared to lazy carnival dogs.
For a long time, the heroics of the Maryville senior class or the over 200 yards gained by a sophomore running back will be fresh in our minds. Stanberry will remember the quarterback that had his thumb in a cast until the end of the season.
We think we will never forget the 63 first half points the Bulldogs posted or the Hounds stopping a running back near the goal line that may someday star for Ohio State.
However, as time fades, the team itself will be remembered more than the individual accomplishments.
Twenty-five years from now, the players that showed up for practice every day, banged pads with the best players in Missouri, and saw very little playing time will be just as important team member as the all-staters. Where would those all-staters be if they didn't have competition every day in practice?
Would those teams have been state champs if the players that spent most of their time on the sideline had whined and moaned about their situation? There are many parts to a state championship. The most visible are easy to follow as we replay the broadcast of the games. The less apparent will become more important as time goes by.
I know this for a fact. Twenty-nine years ago, I was lucky enough to coach a state championship basketball team. Fifty-four years ago, I was an eight year old kid that idolized the high school basketball that had a perfect season. There are two individuals I have recently became re-acquainted that prove that everyone has a role in championships.
Tom Heller was a good football player on his six-man football team. He was one of the best defenders on team with a 6 – 3 record. That was pretty amazing since it marked the first year of football at Clatonia High School in Nebraska.
Tom played basketball, too. Mostly he practiced. For a little town, the talent was pretty amazing. Eleven high school kids in 1958 would go on to play college basketball. Tom was not one of those.
Page 2 of 2 - When I talked to him about it, he admitted he might not had made the team if not Marvin Wilkinson had decided not to play. Tom took a huge amount of punishment during practices under a demanding coach and talented first team. In the final game, a 15-point win in the state championship game, Tom made a brief appearance.
The picture that was taken outside the locker room now proudly hangs from a wall in his house. It hangs on the wall of all 10 players. No one knows the stars; they just know that those 10 kids couldn't be beaten.
Amy Altman was a reserve guard on my team. Her younger brothers were great high school players.
One brother, Dana, is now the head coach at Oregon. Amy could really shoot the basketball, but very seldom saw playing time. Amy just couldn't run. She had something wrong with her legs that deprived her of the family athleticism.
One summer day, she came up to me and wanted to know if I wanted her to quit. She knew she wouldn't play and she was unselfish enough to give up her uniform to a younger player. I told her she had a role. Someone had to control the bench. We wouldn't win championship with bickering about playing time. I told her the championship medal would mean as much to her as to the stars of the team.
That team was recognized by the Nebraska High School Hall of Fame twenty-five years later. Amy was there with most of her teammates. I'm not always right, just ask my family. But I was right about Amy.
She meant a lot to the team and the team meant a lot to her.
Years from now, that same feeling will be experienced by everyone on the Maryville and Stanberry championship teams. They will realize that everyone had a role.


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According to the press release, Campbell was arrested on four counts of official misconduct and four counts of perjury.
The charges stem from a four-month long investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Pensacola Regional Operations Center.
According to a press release, FDLE began the investigation in May after receiving information that Campbell was being paid to recruit sponsors for a local festival and then not disclosing that income on State of Florida Commission on Ethics forms.
An arrest warrant was issued by FDLE against Campbell today, Sept. 17.
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I am almost one hundred percent sure that none of these letter writers have read this abomination. When this bill was first passed by the Democrats on Christmas Eve of 2010, I knew we were in for serious trouble.
Have you ever read a book that was 2700 pages long? If not, it's safe to say that you have never read a law that is anywhere close to 2700 pages. Even today, we don't know what is in this bill.
The Supreme Court made it perfectly clear that they had no intention of reading it. No Democrat by their own admission read the bill before they voted on it, and yet, it is the current law of the land. To quote then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a person grossly unqualified to be an elected Congresswoman, let along Speaker of the House, "We've got to pass it before we know what is in it."
I can still hear Barack Obama saying, "If you like your present insurance coverage, you can keep it. If you like your doctor, you can keep him, too." Not according to Obamacare. The way we have done things in the past will cease. Your present relationship with the federal government will cease. You will be forced to enter into a contract by your government, thereby voiding all previous contract law. A contract has always been a "voluntary" action. Every American will be forced to purchase insurance whether they want to or not. This is the "mandate" that lies ominously within the 2700 pages of this dictatorial law.
One of the arguments made by this administration is that Obamacare falls within the jurisdiction of the federal government because of the "commerce clause." If the commerce clause is interpreted by the Supreme Court the way Obama wants it interpreted, then we might as well rip up the Constitution and submit to a dictatorship. The federal government can do anything.
The original intent of the commerce clause was to resolve disputes among the several states when disputes arose because of trade. It was not to force unwanted regulation on the states thereby limiting their ability to trade and engage in capitalistic activity. This clause is found in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution and reads: "The Congress shall have the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes." Can Congress force a foreign nation to buy insurance for its people? I think not.
One of the justices on the Supreme Court asked if it were permissible for the government to create commerce between the several states and then regulate it. The answer I heard from the government lawyers was so convoluted that I had trouble following their reasoning. But, we must admit up front that they was defending the indefensible.
Many of Obamacare's supporters have been led to believe that this act will provide healthcare free of charge. Wrong. Nothing is free. Everyone is going to pay. If you work, even part time, get ready to pay. Insurance premiums will necessarily rise because you and I will be paying for someone else's insurance.
Remember, according to recent studies, Obamacare will cost the worker over $6000 a year in reduced wages. How do I know this? The IRS is hiring 4000 new agents to enforce Obamacare. You can pay up or you can lose what property you have or you can go to jail.
Thank you Nancy Pelosi and the rest of the Democrat Party. I have a feeling that we will be building more jails to incarcerate uninsured American citizens – and you thought that placing a person in jail because of debt was unconstitutional. I'm sorry to be the first to break the bad news.
Obamacare will add to the federal deficit over $354 billion dollars, and this is a conservative figure. What's a few more billion dollars when Obama has added over $5 trillion to the deficit in less than four years? I suppose his philosophy is, "We're just not going broke fast enough."
If Obamacare is held to be constitutional by the Supreme Court, then the federal government can force you to buy anything. Can we be mandated to buy Chevy Volts? One justice asked if the mandate were constitutional could the government force everyone to buy broccoli. The answer is "yes" because if the court rules that the commerce clause allows the government to force citizens into a contract they do not wish to sign, the feds can force you, under this misinterpretation of the commerce clause, to buy anything.
I am beginning to fear for my country. The leftist, the socialists, the people who hate this country and think that its founding was unjust, have moved further down the road to communism in the last three years than I thought possible.
Nearly 50 percent of the American people depend on government for a handout or a check. For whom will they vote? In my opinion, they are not going to bite the hand that feeds them.
Unless we put a stop to this authoritarian tail-spin we are in, we are doomed. The sad part is that even the liberals know this. Just read some of the saner one's writings.


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Sharee Ileen Bass, of Susanville, Calif., died on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010.
She was born in Susanville, March 13, 1948, to David and Phyllis Bass. She spent most of her life living in Lassen County except while attending Business College in Reno, Nev. In years past she was a volunteer at the Janesville Fire Department and Lassen County Crisis line. She worked at many local businesses and for several years owned the Smart Shop in Uptown Susanville.
She was an avid gardener and enjoyed the many birds that flocked to her feeders. She enjoyed the outdoors and was a true lover of all that nature provided.
She is survived by her two sisters Michele Whitehead and Kathy Woodard; her lifelong companian Scott Grater; her step-daughter Dorothy Vineyard and granddaughter Ileen Gray; nephews Jason and Justin Woodard, Jesse and Curtis Whitehead and her two great-grandchildren.
The memorial service was held on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2010 at Walton's Colonial Mortuary. In lieu of flowers make a donation to your favorite charity.
Wayne Alfred Gilmer
Wayne Alfred Gilmer went home to be with the Lord on Jan. 16, 2010, after a sudden illness.
Born May 16, 1944, in Pomona, Calif., Wayne was a hard worker all of his life. In his younger years, he worked as an electrician at the Nevada test site near Las Vegas and in 2005 retired from the Frontier phone company in Susanville, Calif.
He had a lifelong love of the outdoors and in retirement enjoyed hunting, fishing and jeeping with his "Cutie Pie."
Those whose lives he touched will always hold wonderful memories of his big heart and loving kindness for which their lives were greatly enriched.
He was preceded in death by his brothers Dennis Gilmer and Milo Tuschen preceded him in death.
He is survived by his loving wife, Verna Gilmer, of Westwood, Calif.; son Joe (Julie) Gilmer, of Henderson, Nev.; daughter, Tina "Whistle" (Brit) Forrester, of Janesville, Calif.; step-sons Matt (Lisa Twomey) Hamilton, of S. Lake Tahoe, Calif.; Dirk (Bernadette) Hamilton, of Corona, Calif.; brother Arvel (Stephanie) Gilmer, of Oak Run, Calif.; sister-in-law Dorotha (Milo)Tuschen, of Round Mountain, Calif.; father-in-law Ray Luoma, of Paradise, Calif.; nine grandchildren Chris, Paige and Somer Cannon, Katrina and Tessa Gilmer, Lacy, Doug, and Alexis Forrester, and Jordyn Hamilton, along with many adoring nieces, nephews and dear friends.
There will be a celebration of Wayne's life late this spring or early summer in the great outdoors that he enjoyed so much.
Mary Lewis Roberts
Mary Lewis Roberts of Redding died peacefully in her home on Jan. 27, 2010. She was born Jan. 19, 1924, in Orange, Calif., and spent most of her young life in Susanville. At age 16, she married Robert L. Winchester, Jr., who died a few months after they were married. They had one child, Robert L. Winchester III. Five years later, she married Rollin L. French and they had two children, Theodore W. French and Sheri L. Hayden.
She married Bernie M. Roberts in 1968. She had three children, Tom Roberts, Cheryl Masters, and Virginia Roberts, and three grandchildren, Dawn Masters, Trent Roberts, and Helen Maria Locke. Mary and Bernie were the owners of the first houseboat company on Shasta Lake.
In Susanville, she worked at a dime store, Fruit Growers Mill, St. Frances Hotel, and BB Restaurant. In 1954, she moved to Anderson, Calif.. She lost her second husband in 1956, and then moved to Redding in 1958. In Redding, she worked as a cocktail waitress at the Rite Spot and the Casa Blanca.
Mary had six grandchildren, Neil and Scott Hayden, Lisa Harris, Vanessa Matthews, and Jerry and Lori French; and four great-grandchildren, Bryce and Alyssa Hayden, Trevor French, and Tyler Mead. She loved to dance, play cards, and watch old movies. She belonged to the Moose Lodge. She supported three children all by herself, and she was a wonderful mother and grandmother.
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Lassen Cemetery in Susanville.
Brad W. Sweet
On Jan. 24, 2010, Brad passed away at his home in Susanville. He had been a resident of Susanville since 1979. He had a long career in the auto parts business with Big A Auto, Littrell Auto Parts, and for the past five years he was commercial manager at Kragen Auto Parts.
He was born in Jamestown, N.Y., on Aug. 9, 1955. He moved with his family to Seattle then Spokane, Wash. From there he moved to Reno, Nev., and Salt Lake City, Utah, before residing in Susanville. He graduated from Wasatch Academy in Mt. Pleasant, Utah, in 1973. He graduated from Lassen College with AA degrees in Automotive Technology and Communication Studies in 1987.
His father Charles Sweet preceded him in death.
He is survived by his mother, Martha Sweet, of Susanville; sister Patti Alexander (husband Leroy), of Redding; nephew Nathan Sheehy (wife Lisa, children Nolan and Naomi), of California City; and niece Cara Van Elderen (husband Sean and daughter Jaida), of Twin Falls, Idaho.
A memorial service will be held at the United Methodist Church at 4 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010. Donations in his memory may be made to UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) for Haiti.
William David Thomas
William David Thomas, 73, died on Jan. 23, 2010, at Banner Lassen Medical Center. He was born on April 18, 1936, in Floyd, Ark.
He is survived by his wife Wanda Thomas, of Susanville, Calif.; sons David Thomas, of Susanville and Jeffery Thomas, of Arbuckle, Calif.; daughters Veronica Thomas and husband Joe Fritch, of Ft. Bragg, Calif., and Evadine Jauch and husband Ralph, of Redding, Calif. Also surviving are six grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m., on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010 at the Lassen Masonic Lodge in Susanville.
Donations can be made to Shriner's Hospital for Children or to autismspeaks.com.
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Nigel Melville of Rugby Operations for USA Rugby on the challenges of growing the sport in America
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-- I'm joined in the studio now by Nigel Melville CEO and president of rugby operations.
The USA rugby and as I was saying to the hit list guys early one of my sporting heroes Nigel real.
Pleasure and honor to have you here pleasant for me to comment I should explain first of all Robby Robby just -- -- -- I don't know a lot about but he is growing.
Very quickly here in the United States and it is of course one of the newest.
Olympic sports it's going to be in Rio in 2016.
Not the fifteen man aside -- fifteen woman aside version but sevens rugby sevens which as you can imagine by its name is where seven.
On each side play which makes speed.
An extra issue and we gonna get into that because one of the faucets and I think neither of us is probably the scene on -- rugby field is not playing for the USA sentencing.
When we talk about an -- of a personal Nigel how big a challenge him where -- -- -- -- soccer as a coming sport in the USA and that seems to be a big enough challenge.
How -- a challenge is it getting to grow rugby yeah Willie.
It was a challenge -- 56 years ago but we seem to -- some momentum through kids.
And the kids to get -- global you know six to ten year old and running with it and -- this is -- in -- you'll do this so.
We've got -- two million kids out -- playing with a -- millions across the country in school programs after school programs and really.
Growing to love the game which is great the future.
Added that the one I think the wonderful thing about it as a sport as well in terms of kids.
Is that you don't need.
Anything really although of them the bowl you know you don't need -- You don't need any stadium you don't need any equipment and other Noble Energy say just pick it up to run and that -- -- -- -- a thrill came from you know I got picked up the ball during a soccer game around with -- and that's essentially what we do today and the good thing about it is everybody gets to -- the ball.
You know he does stunned and aligned you don't -- stunned outlawed went for the through the play right you involve and engage your defense your defense you.
-- always out there with the bulls and you can run you can school whenever he touched the ball -- -- yes to those of you who who think that this is just stayed -- British version.
All of a full bowl no new new new -- No go and look at it this is fifteen guys -- -- team they play offense and -- defense they're on the on the field for the full lady minutes were up some substitutions but.
Really it's -- it's -- -- it's an extraordinary level of fitness required to play at the highest level.
And I guess that is an important -- of development here as well when you when you get to the elite level the Eagles that it's it's getting.
Matching those top two teams is an easy Justin back now on this great -- It's a top ten in the world is really because obviously these these guys who play in the the big teams like musical but of the implant since I was six -- seven -- of a camera guys the starting out 161718.
Muscle changing -- which is good.
Because younger national team coming through and I youngest son's team boys and girls who really complete -- Olympics it was pretty special time for.
And dad did -- couple big games coming up -- in terms of fifteen.
Aside game you've got Ireland this summer which is a big draw -- -- -- with pleasant Houston in June which is fantastic and that will be great -- -- one of the best teams in the world obviously they.
But don't complain a moment when the six nations over in -- -- -- work which is a big tournament and the having them over in Houston -- to -- -- game you know what it's all about people come -- -- -- -- supports is that the below the guys -- I guess we have anybody that's a great thing about rugby as well it's always had great potty and then a very well behaved party in general are on the sidelines abruptly as it doesn't have -- Boris behavior that they.
Perhaps -- is known for in Britain so -- it's -- -- always a good time -- -- festival whole thing is the festival is about going have a good time not just about.
The game will go what sudden getting -- -- the left to a zombie -- community joined the company of other replace.
And if you were at the brass monkey down in the Meatpacking District right here in New York you would have seen a very good party.
When England beat France and the six nations.
Last weekend I was there I'll be there when they play Italy in we can hostile and I guess I would -- the six -- its -- it's a great tournament.
One of US he had and they don't know that idol might my -- team here is the Redskins.
Isn't and he writes in saying that he could get -- to play for the Redskins they -- help they can get.
Thank you very much about the seventh -- -- a -- that there's a huge seven -- -- coming of one of the biggest set double sevens torments the Hong Kong sevens coming up fairly soon.
And that rugby is perhaps -- -- the publicity here but has got some recently in the pages of New York Times for instance I think maybe USA today as well and -- -- on the back.
To some extent of the performances of -- -- She was picked -- -- his name is Colleen files he is I in the top forty in the world as they sprint to -- them.
So that is not Colin I'll.
But anyway Colin Giles is an extraordinary.
Young man 23 years old -- yes was was training for the Olympics and then decides -- -- rugby decided he wanted to do and was.
In the -- team within weeks as I understand it.
Yes hughes' Olympic trials Eugene he was looking online -- -- -- luckily isn't it against the Olympics at ten point one so he.
It takes me and -- said I want to play ruby how good do it so I said well -- -- fast he said.
I'm not watch the kinda.
Thought that this -- have a personal best over a hundred -- -- ten point one and three which although he didn't really didn't think it was gonna make the Olympic squad.
Would it actually.
Lost here in London would have got him into the semifinals.
Of the 100 -- as I understand he's very fast and and that when you playing sevens of course you've got you've got seven on each team as I was saying.
So it's speed becomes a -- quality because -- Some actual space subsidy could you -- a full -- -- about the size the soccer fields of seven guys against seven guys.
All the soccer field you can about a mile space so if you go -- place and you -- -- -- for a hundred -- -- thrown into would be hard to catch.
Yeah I think he is extraordinary there's that Justin just -- YouTube search for him Colleen I'll see any ally and -- I -- LES -- to the show of course I'm just watch it is it is extraordinary thought you know what I what I like about him as well we we have to we've had.
Pure speed merchants in rugby -- full.
But he looks as though he's not just one of those he's committed to get I sort of a pretty decent handle he gave one -- Some -- some roots in tracing back to tackle in the in the YouTube video he looks like he's got all the skills.
Any us mr.
-- -- we must feel we get off track athlete across the hustled we can do is runner on the track record this guy likes to step -- -- -- laughable high school.
He's come through the ranks -- the -- she's got us media -- the -- the contact area and she quite liked the content there is getting into is -- more about tackling.
Is really all about how to you know recyclable which is -- a great benefit how how big.
A bonus rugby is it going to be.
To be in the Olympics in the end in the -- -- -- -- these huge credibility for the sport you know you don't district and he's -- -- into the Olympics is a very special -- olympians of his very.
Important does the way we have the spirit of the game the way we approach our sports and the I think that really -- -- Olympic spirit something that review will be a great benefit to -- imports.
-- tell us a little bit -- have a little back a bit about yourself and you don't like to do that too much but you -- and still are I think the youngest man ever to captain the England rugby team.
Shall and they they -- you captain on your day be which is I think still probably on the -- anyway.
And the -- I remember watching you -- I'm not that much younger than you but I remember watching and you would.
Sort of as somebody who could be a savior of the England team it ain't it a time when it wasn't having won it in one of its most successful periods.
And then injuries.
The elements through those kept my office -- -- the -- to find.
Multiples in the -- had great team at the time so you know to come from that from another guy.
Young team came through and they went to a cup final in 91 which is -- so and fortunately for me.
By the injury and that slow -- down a bit.
-- and that they wanted to coaching -- you avert a very successful coach without loss disposal which is.
Loss of one of the -- it or I have always been I would then certainly one of the strongest teams.
Club teams in Britain they've they form by the wayside coming back -- now that's the season quite decently.
-- and you were -- you were very successful wherever you coached but -- and then you took this Odom seemed to me eases slightly right turn it into running -- operations.
-- why so well -- if you challenge simply tell so until also that seven years through successful it was great but I come to sit there and do up the rest my life so went to Gloucester which is another.
-- -- Big club in terms of a town club works in that for three years of the -- -- -- -- trophies.
That is a few in the chemical over here and it's it was it'd be great challenge it's a fantastic -- to grow again.
You know in the -- if America it's a fantastic place to sport.
It's a great place and they will advice from -- when the C rivers that flavor of the there will love it to become a huge sport is so that's much Jones now what's so.
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And I think that enjoy think it suits a lot of athletes who come out of college don't know what to do.
Rugby sevens from -- fifteens boys and goes is that's -- got the money is obviously it was a key in in growing any sport are you finding you'll getting.
You're attracting more sponsors now is that side of it moving forward as well as you would like yeah we've got more interest from sponsors more support from sponsors -- -- you know sponsors pretty hot come by these guys -- -- investment and -- -- through.
NBC through coverage of a -- repeat programs I'll be on TV and in the media are giving who responses a little bit small.
You know return on their investment -- -- and and Joyce he says.
It's nice to have good news on the show my -- is -- like this so much we get to -- also the things we wouldn't do otherwise.
And so another of -- -- disaster rugby players make as much money as -- -- plans.
Well I kind of different well no actually doesn't depend which -- tournament whether it's at football in the English sense soulful split -- Americans it.
There's a lot less money in it right now but that's part of the farm as well -- -- NATO would always used to be in Britain and amateur game they would.
You know people with just played a few expenses to go.
To the game I guess in even even in and you're really playing it was a much in my guys to look at the same time we're told them -- over the weekend zero accidents national -- -- -- to his professional game fully professional from the top players in the U -- I think -- a little money in Europe you know they do and good -- is now not quite so -- the football soccer.
But he's got enough quarterback here if you -- our member of the Eagles.
They they also having a look at it keep -- -- -- at this stage the majority of them also murdering your phone contracts and they come -- to put the Eagles and then some means some guys who hit.
To the guys in New -- you know there will commemorate the Clinton -- -- they do gets podiums and Olympic guys they get.
A full time residency program into this announcement and beat the organization.
Has grown here if you've got some numbers here I think the number of active members now.
Winning USA rugby a 1151000.
Organized Clinton championed shape events each year and all American teams competing this year and the -- so.
And it's very much a men's and women's game here in the United States which isn't pushed as mulch and some other countries but -- that you are you very keen on doing that so -- one of the top.
The nations in the world to the -- -- -- -- in the top five so we really build those programs 25% some members of the women.
We're very proud about -- and and -- Eagles and what they do in the sevens on the fifteen and so I think it's great opportunity for -- got Barack Obama and we -- still had a six nations which is -- -- is the.
It's the premier tournament in Britain -- swear.
Scotland Wales Ireland France and Italy play against each other every yeah.
England looking pretty good right now and we care a great deal about that of course.
I -- -- if you beat everybody in the six nations it's known as a Grand Slam it's a pretty rare event to win every -- -- -- games.
England are on course do that with play Italy one would imagine they -- that.
And then the big one they play whales to the Welsh love to my mother by the way as well.
And she loves to beat the English still some what do you think.
Well I was told that the -- can be in the big game but who began his next game which is Italy and Italy -- a -- -- -- -- recently so.
They've you know been on the spins around to be slipped on things -- -- difficult road to -- to Condit was to get.
-- -- -- you know against the Welsh if you're gonna get a Grand Slam you and it.
That -- you certainly do and that's why you would such a successful coach -- successful of CEO and president of Iran -- -- the USA rugby because he's always just about.
The next game the next travel.
I'm Nigel -- a real joy to talk -- thank you for being here.
That live web -- of course is USA rugby dot all dot all of USA rugby don't -- there it is on this great.
I go check out that YouTube video of -- Niles if you wanna speak.
How exciting -- -- is as a game you only need to watch that video but also come join me in the brass monkey.
One Saturday when -- England to playing you won't regret it.
Nigel -- great to see thank you so much since the.
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The Hunterdon Central game plan against Chatham read like an old primer on the advantages of fundamental lacrosse.
To paraphrase, but only slightly: Covet possessions, shoot judiciously, dedicate yourselves to a tough man-to-man defense.
"We stressed possession, having more understanding of ball control," Red Devils head coach Mike Vergalito said. "And we did a pretty good job in our man defense.
"We allowed them to move the ball a little too much early in the game, but we improved. We wanted to press them, make them uncomfortable, and I thought we did that pretty well late in the game."
Those latter stages of the contest all but belonged to Hunterdon Central, which got two fourth-quarter goals from Blake Searfoss, outstanding faceoff work by Tyler Reasoner and suffocating defense all around to rally to a 7-5 win Saturday afternoon in Chatham.
Searfoss finished with three goals and one assist, fellow senior attackman Chris Sawyer added two goals and one assist and senior goalie Jake Andersen stopped seven shots to send the Red Devils (11-2), No. 6 in the MSG Varsity Power Rankings, to their fourth straight victory. Reasoner won 7 of 8 faceoffs in the closing half after Chatham claimed 6 of 11 in the first.
Ninth-ranked Chatham (9-6) lost its third consecutive game, and its fifth this season by two goals or fewer.
"We've run into some very good teams and this was one of them," Chatham head coach Tony Calandra said. "I thought we did a real good job here for three quarters, but we let down a little bit in the fourth quarter."
Or, Hunterdon Central simply refused to let the Cougars get back up once it seized momentum.
"We just had to keep playing how we play and we're a second-half team mainly," junior defenseman Shane Taggert said. He teamed up with Stephen Puleo, Nick Soriano, John Pipas and poles Patrick O'Donoghue and Mike Brown to limit Chatham to 11 shots in the second half after yielding 18 in the first 24 minutes.
"We took their skip passes away, did a better job of sagging; the kids just responded," Vergalito said. His team customarily mixes a good deal of zone with its man schemes, but decided to dispatch straight man to combat Chatham's legion of fine shooters. Shorties Reasoner, Nick Tortoriello and Paul Leonhauser also contributed greatly to the defensive effort.
"The objective was mainly to play on their hands, play smart, position defense," Taggert said. "They have some great shooters on that team and fast midfielders. We had to play with our feet and take away that open green."
Chatham adjusted well in the second quarter to Hunterdon Central's surprising defensive approach, grabbing a 3-2 lead on single goals by David Gill and Matt Proto. Central knotted the game at 3-3 when Sawyer connected off a fabulous dodge low in the box 3:56 into the third quarter, but Chatham regained the lead, 5-3, with a 12-yard laser by Kyle Howard-Johnson with 5:21 left and a nine-yard scorcher by Proto off a tight feed from Howard-Johnson with 1:39 left.
Chatham seemed to be back in control until a turnover in the final ticks of the period found its way in the stick of Searfoss, one of the state's top assist men with 41 in the first 12 games. Sawyer cut to open space in front of the cage, caught his teammate's feed and stuffed it with :01 left to make it a 5-4 game.
"That's a huge goal by Chris and great recognition," Taggert said. "He's been doing that all year."
"It was huge," Searfoss said. "Just to get a little dagger right before the end of the third. Now, we're only down by one instead of two. That gave us momentum entering the fourth, and that really helped us out."
Searfoss converted a feed by Tortoriello 55 seconds into the fourth to tie the game at 5-5, and provided the lead 3:54 later with a sizzling shot from the far left alley off a pass by Ryan Dunleavey. That gave the generous Searfoss his first three-goal game this season.
"I just think we got more patient with the ball," Searfoss said. "You can't let a team like Chatham possess the ball because eventually they'll score. We had to keep working the ball around and wait for opportunities to open up."
Hunterdon Central's deliberate pace helped it control possession for more than seven minutes and forge a 2-1 lead in the first quarter.
Searfoss netted the first goal 1:33 into the game off a pass by Keegan Hickey, and Hickey connected on an extra-man opportunity 4:26 later off a feed by Zack Schreck. Howard-Johnson netted his first of two goals with 3:00 left to pull Chatham to within 2-1. That was only the Cougars' fourth shot of the period.
"We thought they'd play a zone, but didn't and we had to adjust," Calandra said. "After awhile we moved the ball pretty nicely. Had 26, 27 shots, we just didn't put enough in the goal. That was really the difference."
Mike Kinney covers boys lacrosse for MSG Varsity. Follow him on Twitter: @MikeKinneyHS


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Water Futures in South Asia – Time for closer cooperation
The Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna (GBM), the three major rivers in South Asia, along with their tributaries drain an area of about 1.75 million square kilometers and have direct impact on around 620 million people. Today more than ever, cooperation is needed to meet the water-related needs of the growing population in the basin for food production, energy, industrial and domestic uses and sustain it's ecology. Thus water cooperation between Bangladesh and India can be nurtured through dialogue and people-to-people contact between these two neighbouring countries. …
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Call for entries to Rivers for Life Photo Contest has been extended
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Rivers for Life:Photo Competition:Call for Entries
IUCN is pleased to announce a photo competition titled "Rivers for Life" to showcase the diversity of the river Brahmaputra/Jamuna. The call for entries into the competition invites amateur or professional photographers in Bangladesh and India to register and upload images and moments captured in the Brahmaputra/Jamuna region before October 20, 2013.
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IUCN announces fellows for Ecosystems for Life Media Fellowship 2013
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is pleased to announce the results of the Ecosystems for Life Media Fellowship 2013. After a rigorous process of short listing and selection, two applicants from India and two from Bangladesh have emerged as successful fellows. The successful candidates are Mr Anamitra Sengupta (Principal Correspondent, the daily Anandabazar), Ms Ratna Bharali Talukdar (Freelancer, Assam), Mr Hamid-Uz-Zaman (Staff Reporter, the daily Janakantha) and Mr Abu Bakar Siddique (Staff Reporter, the Dhaka Tribune). …
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16th International Riversymposium 2013: Linking water - energy - food
Rivers are the key to ensuring water, energy and food security in Australia and in many countries around the world. If you are helping to solve this problem, the 16th International Riversymposium to be held in Brisbane, Australia from 23-26 September, 2013, is the place to connect with other like-minded professionals from government, private industry, academia and civil society organisations. Find your next piece of the water - energy - food nexus puzzle in Brisbane, Australia for the 16th International Riversymposium. …
02 Jul 2013 | Article
Experts call for engaging citizens to save the Hilsa
Creating awareness among consumers has become a necessity to conserve Hilsa, an iconic fish in the Bengal Delta. Tackling demand for Hilsa is as critical as implementing enforcements to curb declining catch of the fish during the spawning and breeding seasons. This was discussed at a day-long consultation on 'Hilsa Conservation Action' organized by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) under its project Ecosystems for Life: A Bangladesh-India Initiative on 27 June 2013 at the Middleton Chambers in Kolkata, India. Given the migratory nature of Hilsa, the participants suggested that governments of India and Bangladesh must come together to save this fish. …
01 Jul 2013 | Article
Celebrate World Environment Day - secure nature's food supply
To mark the food theme of this year's World Environment Day: 'Think. Eat. Save' IUCN urges policy makers to pay greater attention to the role nature plays in boosting global food security. …
05 Jun 2013 | Article
Asia Pacific Water Summit: regional cooperation essential
The Second Asia Pacific Water Summit concluded on 20 May 2013 with leaders from nine countries – Brunei, Georgia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Republic of Korea, Tajikistan, Thailand, Vanuatu and Viet Nam – pledging to prioritize water-related concerns in their countries. …
20 May 2013 | News story
Dr Brian James Furze joins as Project Director of Ecosystems for Life
Dr Brian James Furze has joined IUCN as Project Director, Ecosystems for Life: A Bangladesh-India Initiative. His main responsibility is to implement and strengthen the Ecosystems for Life project. …
01 Apr 2013 | News story
Water cooperation in Asia: Interview with Ganesh Pangare
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