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- Michael Redd is out two weeks with a strained knee – yes, the same one that was surgically repaired last season. For fantasy owners who drafted him, you had to know Redd was at risk at sitting out chunks of games at a time so this shouldn't be too big of a surprise. Charlie Bell seems to be the most obvious beneficiary from this situation. He started last night and finished with 11 points, 5 boards, 3 assists, a steal and a three in 34:11. Brandon Jennings, who is off to a great start, will also benefit from more looks. He hoisted 23 shots last night, compared to the 15.5 he was averaging in the two games before, and finished with 25 points. Andrew Bogut also saw more shots and minutes and finished with his best game of the season, notching 16 points, 13 rebounds, a steal and 3 blocks. Hakim Warrick moved into the starting five last night and will be worthy of a starting fantasy spot in most leagues so long as Redd is out. Carlos Delfino will also benefit from more minutes and shots, though his numbers will only be appealing in deeper leagues.
Yi Jianlian could miss up to six weeks with a sprained right knee, which is a huge bummer for owners hoping for a breakout year for the frustrating forward. Chris Douglas-Roberts and Terrence Williams are the clear winners here, as both should be good for a solid mix of points, boards, threes and steals, though CDR does shoot better percentages. Bobby Simmons could also be worthy of some monitoring, though his value should be appealing only to those in deeper leagues.
- Antawn Jamison was shooting before Tuesday's game, which is a good sign of his recovery from a shoulder injury. While he has mentioned that his knee is in pain because of a lack of conditioning recently, that shouldn't be cause for much concern. He looks nearly ready to return and could put a dent in Andray Blatche's value, which has soared while Jamison's been out. If there's a time to sell high on Blatche, it's now, though he'll still have decent value when the Wizards return to full strength.
- Pau Gasol may return to the Lakers' rotation on Friday after sitting out the beginning of the season with a hamstring injury, though his owners would do well to wait until happily inserting him into their lineups that night. His return will be a damper on Lamar Odom's value, since he'll lose the starting spot that he's done so well with. Andrew Bynum will see fewer minutes, but he shouldn't lose too much of his value, depending on how coach Phil Jackson decides to order his roster and distribute minutes. Sell high on Odom if possible, but don't sell yourself too short if you're looking to move Bynum. Keeping him probably isn't such a bad idea.
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Started by James13, Mar 02 2012 02:11 PMPrince of Wales Theatre
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Posted 07 February 2013 - 05:51 PM
If I stay awake, it must be good.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 05:52 PM
paplazaroo, on 07 February 2013 - 05:35 PM, said:
Excellent, do you reckon this is gonna be a get there at silly o clock thing?
A friend of mine has suggested it will be. On the one hand it seems to have already gained a large fanbase here, on the other it was only announced a couple of hours ago and its a weekday so not everyone will be able to get down there. It will also be freezing. I will be early to be on the safe side though.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 05:59 PM
This is a great idea, but cannot get there until my 1pm lunch hour - hopefully there will still be some tickets left...
Posted 07 February 2013 - 07:07 PM
I'm thinking of going for 9am, hopefully it won't be raining!
Posted 08 February 2013 - 08:11 AM
Just joined the q at 8 and I'd estimate 20-30 people ahead of me. Hope that helps anyone deciding to bunk off work
Posted 08 February 2013 - 08:45 AM
I'm wussing out as its too cold. You're bound to get great seats then paplazaroo!
Posted 08 February 2013 - 09:01 AM
Tsh, you should come nearer 12! I reckon if they really are selling the whole theatre then the first 580 people will get tickets and at 9 there are still only about 40 in line
Posted 08 February 2013 - 09:02 AM
Yeah I work by TCR so not far away, if it looks like a possibility I will ask my boss if I can have an extended lunch!
Posted 08 February 2013 - 09:11 AM
Nice one! Assuming I have a reasonable pick of tickets I'll just go for my standard favs- centre stalls. Anyone who has seen this though and wants to suggest better seats do let me know? I'm assuming there is no big elephant storming the stalls in act 1 I need to take into consideration.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 10:32 AM
I think they've said on the facebook page that it's going to be general admission?
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"We thought we had it and it didn't work."
The schools agreed in principle to the game several years ago — before the SEC expanded to add Missouri and Texas A&M — and eventually signed the contract April 20, 2011. The teams were scheduled to play Oct. 19 in Jordan-Hare Stadium, and Koegel as recently as this spring was told "everything was fine," but when Auburn received its 2013 SEC schedule last month, a road game with Texas A&M was on that date.
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The earliest the teams could possibly get together again is 2016, according to JSU's schedule. Koegel had been exploring the possibility of a game with Penn State in that year before the Jerry Sandusky scandal broke and now all future scheduling considerations are on hold there until after this season concludes.
Auburn on Monday announced its non-conference games now as Washington State, Arkansas State, FCS Western Carolina and Florida Atlantic. Auburn acknowledged the loss of the JSU game in a statement announcing its non-SEC schedule but said only a scheduling conflict could not be resolved.
"Our intent was to play Jacksonville State in 2013 and we worked very hard to resolve the scheduling issue," Jacobs told The Star late Monday night. "Unfortunately, we were unable to."
Gamecocks football coach Jack Crowe had long pushed for a game with one of the state's two SEC schools. He was disappointed it fell through — he is a former Auburn assistant — but "totally understood" the circumstances.
"I do respect Auburn's attempt," Crowe said. "Auburn has supported college football in Alabama — all its fans. And I honor their commitment to the state and I honor their class."
Koegel called the failed matchup "an important game to our coaches, players, fans and alumni." Fran Blanchard, a former JSU receiver whose son Coty is one of the Gamecocks' quarterbacks, learned the news after landing on a business trip in Dallas. He was looking forward to watching his son play on The Plains — just as he did at Arkansas, Kentucky and Ole Miss.
Blanchard predicted it would have been "the biggest travel game we'd ever have."
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Koegel was uncertain how the Gamecocks would fill the holes in their schedule now, but was adamant about the Gamecocks playing six home games in 2013 and 2014 — years FCS teams can play 12 games. Their avalable dates for 2013 are Aug. 31 (which could be a Thursday start), Sept. 14 and, of course, Oct. 19. They need one game to complete the 2014 slate, Koegel said.
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"We were doing that in anticipation of this, but at this late date there's not as much available," Koegel said. "We're going to look at all the different options and come up with the best one ... for our program. There are so many different things that could happen."
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THE announcement of the date when housing plans for Oxford greyhound stadium will go in front of councillors has heralded a "vital next step" in the campaign against its closure.
Plans outlined by developer Galliard and drawn up by agent Savills have been submitted to Oxford City Council.
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OURAY – Heidi Jo Duce has never been one to let a little thing like a missing leg get in the way of a good time. The 22-year-old Ouray native, whose right leg was amputated below the knee when she was still a baby due to a birth defect, has always marched, backpacked, kayaked, ice climbed and snowboarded to the beat of her own drum.
Now, she hopes that bodacious beat will lead her all the way to Sochi, Russia, to compete in snowboarding at the 2014 Paralympics.
Duce begins training full time at Copper Mountain Ski Resort next month with the goal of qualifying to become a part of the first-ever USA Women's Paralympic Snowboarding team. She will be competing in various high-level competitions throughout the winter, culminating in the U.S. Nationals hosted by Copper Mountain in early April. Duce will need to be ranked as one of the top three females in the country in order to earn a berth in Sochi.
This Saturday evening, Dec. 2, Duce's local fan club hosts a fundraiser at the Wright Opera House to help her get closer to her Paralympic goal. The evening promises to be as spirited and sassy as Duce, herself. Billed as a Girl's Night Out, it features the movie Magic Mike (based on actor Channing Tatum's real-life experiences as a male stripper), followed by a live bachelor auction.
Bachelors for hire include Heidi's father and brother (Steven Duce Sr. and Jr.), Clint Estes, Eric Fagrelius, Scott Fedel, Darin Fletcher, Cory Jackson, Adam Kunz, Trevor Latta, Travis Manley, Dave Turner, Kyle Schoenebaum and Danny Wilbur.
The services these manslaves will offer up include bread baking, hunting, house painting and stuff fixing, car repairing and washing, guiding and climbing, plumbing, tree trimming, carpet cleaning, Pilates training and jeeping.
"Ladies, bring your dollar bills, your honey-do list, and let's go crazy for Heidi!" said one of Duce's many fans who has helped to organize the event. All proceeds from the bachelor auction, and a portion of the door sales and concessions, go toward Duce's cause.
It's an 18-and-over affair, and admission is $10. Magic Mike Martinis will cost you extra. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The movie starts at 7 p.m., and the bachelor auction (a misnomer since a lot of these guys are actually already married) gets underway at 9:15 p.m.
Duce has been hooked on snowboarding since she was 11 years old. She learned how to ride at an adaptive sports camp in Utah sponsored by the Shriners, which she attended for six years in a row.
While kayaking is actually Duce's "favorite thing in the entire world", snowboarding ranks a solid second. The two sports complement each other seasonally, and they have something in common that Duce loves – gravity.
"I am a big fan of sports that go with gravity," she said. "I really like to go fast."
Duce has been para-snowboarding at an elite level for the past year with a team based in Park City, Utah. When the word came down earlier this year that the International Paralympic Committee had accepted snowboarding as an official sport, she committed to training for the Paralympics with Team Utah alongside her friend Nicole Roundy, an above-the-knee amputee who is the No. 2 ranked female adaptive rider in the nation.
Then the Copper Mountain-based Adaptive Action Sports Boardercross team approached Duce to train with them instead. AASB is captained by Amy Purdy, a double below-the-knee amputee and the USA's top female para-snowboarder.
"After a lot of debate and talking to my coach, I decided that the AASB team was a better fit," Duce said.
When she moves to Frisco next month, Duce will go into full-time training mode at Copper Mountain resort with Purdy and about 10 other elite amputee riders. The regimen includes 20 or more hours per week of on-snow training, as well as training-specific CrossFit workouts four nights a week, designed to develop speed and balance.
With only three slots on the USA Women's Paralympic Snowboarding team, competition will be savage. "We have to race against each other four or five times this season, and that will determine who ends up on the team," Duce said. "With a lot of work, I have a really good chance. I am ecstatic, but so nervous."
This kind of training doesn't come cheap, costing about $15,000 per athlete. AASB will pay for a lot of it, but Duce is in the market for sponsors to help out, as well. She already has a small sponsorship, through a snowboarding company in Aspen, but she's still on the hook to raise about $3,000 to cover her living and travel expenses this winter.
To that end, she has recently set up an online giving site at http://www.gofundme.com, and hopes that this Saturday's Ladies Night Out fundraiser will go a long way toward covering the balance.
Duce is excited about the fundraiser, and absolutely humbled by the enthusiasm her hometown community has shown as she pursues her Paralympic dream. "I can't begin to explain how thankful I am for this community and their support," she said. "I am so grateful. I am dumbfounded."
Duce, a Ouray High School grad, is pursuing a degree in adaptive physical education at Mesa University, and minoring in psychology and outdoor recreation. "When I'm done, I really want to work with people with various levels of disability," she said.
Although it means she'll have to take time off from school, her parents (Steve and Becky) and siblings (Eva and Steven) are all squarely behind her new adventure. "They are very excited," she said. "I was planning to take the semester off either way. My original plan was to go to South America and kayak and run waterfalls, so when this came along they were kind of relieved."
Duce doesn't seem to fully "get" the positive effect she has on others – her sunny go-get-'em attitude, her spirit of adventure, her matter-of-fact relationship with her artificial leg.
"I don't think I'm all that inspiring," she said. "I definitely never viewed myself as disabled because I never knew any different. I'm not really adapting, because this is the only way I've ever known how to do it."
And, she points out, life may not have taken the particular twists and turns that landed her where she is today, poised to become a Paralympic athlete, were it not for her missing leg.
"Being an amputee is the greatest thing that ever happened to me," she said. "Every time you go ice climbing or kayaking or snowboarding, you have to put on gear to get you down the hill or down the river. I just use a different set of gear than everyone else."
Part of her gear includes a brand new, top-of-the-line prosthetic leg. "I just got it a week ago, and l love it so much!" she said. "The foot is made of carbon fiber and titanium. The shell is aluminum and fiberglass. I've already noticed a huge difference. I've started running again."
Duce marvels at how prosthetics technology has evolved over the years. She's been through well over 30 legs in her short lifetime. "My legs now look like robots compared to what I had when I was a baby."
Her newest leg cost about $17 grand. "It should last about four years," Duce said, "But in reality, it won't last that long. I'm hard on my equipment."
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Sony's new Qlasp earbuds give wearers a clip over the ear
By Darren Quick
May 7, 2010
Either my ears provide a tight fit or I'm just not as active as I should be, but I wasn't aware that earbuds falling out was a major problem. For those that do experience such heartbreak Sony has come up with a solution in the form of its new Qlasp bud headphones. The headphones feature a nifty "qlasp" that clips to the wearer's earlobes to ensure they stay put even during the most extreme physical activities.
Although at first glance they might look about as comfortable as clipping a clothes peg to your ear, the clips are apparently more snug than tight to ensure a comfortable fit without slippage. They are attached by placing the earbud inside the ear and then rotating the clip to fit over the earlobe. On the sound front the Qlasp headphones include 9mm drivers with a frequency response of 6 to 23,000 Hz.
The Qlasp earbuds are part of Sony's new PIIQ line that also includes over the ear and clipless earbud designs. Coming in a variety of eye-catching color combinations seems to confirm Sony's targeting of the young, hip and active with the PIIQ line.
Sony's PIIQ line of headphones are available now with the Qlasp earbuds selling for US$24.99.
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189 State Road 436, Fern Park, FL | Directions 3273028.658104 -81.338751
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Sunday: 4:00pm-9:00pm
Orlando's Best Pizza – Abe makes a great pie. Crispy crust, good sauce and nice toppings. Eat it there if you can to have it fresh and crisp out of the oven. We bring it home but only live 5 minutes away. It is consistently better than everywhere else.
I owned and ran a pizza and Italian place for 15 years and this is my choice in Central Florida.
Pays under the table – I was offered at job at the restaurant in the fern park location the pay was 6 dollars an hour. After I put fliers out to advertise for this restaurant I was told I was being paid under the table. I never took my first paycheck because I was applauded at the fact that they wanted to pay me under the table. I am advising everybody not to go to this restaurant because they pay under the table and to pay employees under the table is illegal I feel very strongly about and hope that people will agree with me and decide not to go to Casa Del Dio. Thank you for taking your time to read my post.
Get a life, handing out fliers is not a career.
Attn Pizza Lovers – I have eaten pizza all over the United States & while I have eaten many many good & even great pizzas Del Dio's is a taste unlike any other. The cheese is absolutely the BEST -- almost creamy. They are also full service Italian -- not fancy & not pricey -- Just should be!
Del-Dios – Great food, generous portions, friendly service in a casual setting.
Great Little Italian Restaurant – I just read the review by butchwalker and I have no idea what restaurant he is talking about but it is NOT Casa Del Dio. My wife and I frequently eat in this neighborhood restaurant and find the food excellent, an great value for the money, and the staff is friendly and effiicient. The pizza is the best and has never been "watery" or lacked the delicious sauce they use. This is the best New York Style pizza you can get in the Orlando area!
This place is terrible!!!! – All I have to say is that this place is aweful! I ordered delivery and when i ordered the food and when i had to call back because the pizza was not edible the workers were very rude! They tried arguing with me, which is a huge no no when you have a business, come on! This pizza was watery(i have never heard of pizza being watery brfore), and it did not have any pizza sauce on it. Worst place ever in my book! It needs less than a 1!
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Very nice Caolin. Have you ever painted Elvis at Sun Studios? Just an idea.
sorry I must deleted this
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Very nice Caolin. Have you ever painted Elvis at Sun Studios? Just an idea.
Thanks for showing us the artwork
I dream a world where man no other man
will scorn. Where LOVE will bless the earth
and peace its paths adorn...
What do you think about Elvis and Jeans?
He was really don´t like a jeans?
I like it carolin, elvis in jeans its diffrent. i have been sharing some of your art work with other elvis foums and they love it.
does someone have an idea for his belts? What can I paint?
My thought for a belt is a tcb lightning bolt for your belt buckle.
can you show me a picture?
Really TCB in the fifties?
ok if not the tcb, maybe some of the others hound dog or sun records just some ideas for you.
sun records = cool idea
HD star 883 Flathead-Sportster
is this the right name for this Harley????
Beautiful painting....Love it!...........What about just a small guitar-shaped buckle?
Wow Carolin! Amazing Painting! Yes, I do Believe that is correct for the Harley, i asked my husband and he does believe it is,,,HD star 883 Flathead-Sportster... hope that helps you some what,, Just Beauitful!
HD star 883 Flathead-Sportster... Thank you!
Now I´m looking for a name of this painting.
buckle - is this the name for the things on a belt? We have a funny translation for this in german.
Yeah, there called a buckle where I`m from!....I`m curious now about the translation!....go on...tell us!!
What about "Before the storm" as a name for your painting?...Just a thought.
Yes, it is called a Buckle, just as SleepyJack said above,, oh I like that name for the painting! "Before the Storm"!..can't wait to see the final of the picture, Carolin!
"Before the Storm" if you feel this, than it´s the right name for my painting.
The translation of buckle in german is Curvature
sorry I must deleted this
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You are using the name I suggested!........I am honoured!...That has given me a nice feeling for the day,thank you......Keep up the good work,you are one very talented human being.Best wishes.


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About 500 miles inland from the coast of Antarctica, UVM geologist Tom Neumann looks out the window of a 12-foot-long box on skis being pulled by a tractor.
Probably, no person has ever been to this spot before, he says, speaking by satellite phone. Outside, it's 25 below and plunging. Inside, it's 70 above and the team of scientists he is traveling with are watching a surfing movie.
Antarctica is layered with contradictions. One of the driest places in the world, it holds more than 60 percent of the planet's freshwater in its vast ice sheet. The coldest place in the world, it may shape the consequences of global warming more than any other land mass.
But what these consequences will be remains murky, despite a spate of recent scientific studies. It could be that warmer air, carrying more moisture, will deposit increasing amounts of snow over Antarctica, building up the ice sheet faster than it melts at the coast. Or, it could be that a warming ocean will increase rates of melt and glacial discharge along the coast faster than the interior grows. All of these studies are to be taken with a frozen grain of salt, Neumann believes, since so little is known about East Antarctica's climate history and effect on sea level.
Which is a primary reason that Neumann, an expert on ice flow and polar snow chemistry, is spending three weeks bumping along at six miles per hour (max speed) in a tank-like ice tractor. He's a member of the first scientific trip to East Antarctica since the 1960s, a joint U.S./Norwegian effort funded by the Norwegian Polar Institute and the U.S. National Science Foundation. Neumann is traveling with the team for the first three weeks of a two-month expedition, following a curving 1,800-mile course across the remote Dronning Maud Land, headed for the South Pole.
Along the way, Neumann and his colleagues dig pits in the snow and drill deep ice cores (100–300-feet deep) to be shipped back to the U.S. Ice Core Lab in Denver. His studies of isotopes in the ice serve as a fingerprint of past climates.
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Now that Memorial Day has unofficially kicked off the summer season, warm-weather enthusiasts quickly turn to spending time on the water. Whether you boat, tube or paddle, heading out on the water on a hot summer day is refreshing, invigorating and opens your eyes to the natural world we live in.
Perhaps because the water temperatures traditionally rise with the air temperatures in June, it is celebrated as River Month, and Rivers Month brings a variety of river sojourns throughout Pennsylvania and the nation, according to Elizabeth Dugan, vice president of development and communications at Wildlands Conservancy.
"The Lehigh River is the most commercial paddle river east of the Mississippi," said Joe Bennett, a former river guide and one of the safety crew members who helps out on the whitewater portion of the Delaware River Sojourn as well as with the paddle stages of the Lehigh River Sojourn. "I think the Lehigh has something like 26 trips a day with 120 people per trip, plus guides, through Lehigh Gorge State Park. It's really a unique resource right here in our backyard. More and more people are looking at the cost of travel these days, and these so-called 'staycations' are reasonable."
Most river sojourns allow people to participate on one, a few or all of the days of the sojourn. In addition, there is evening camping, common dinners, some of which are provided as part of the sojourn fees.
"We like to canoe, we like the outdoors and we like camping, and the sojourns are all three combined," explained 77-year-old Elsie Metz. She and her husband, Paul, have taken part on many of the Lehigh River Sojourns and part of the Schuylkill River Sojourn.
"The Schuylkill is a lot easier than the Lehigh because you don't have as many rapids, it's not as swift and the days are longer," she said.
"The nice thing about the sojourns is that when you're canoeing, you usually have to have a car at both ends of the trip. With the sojourns, you don't have to do that. For the Lehigh River Sojourn, Wildlands Conservancy provides all the stuff you need … they have meals ready for us, camping spots ready for us, transportation ready for us, safety crews. You don't have to do anything except enjoy it."
Paddling on a river is not always easy. The Lehigh is shallow in parts and the whitewater can be tricky to negotiate, which is why the safety crews help guide the safest path down the most challenging water.
In the hours after paddling, sojourners get the chance to relax with newfound friends made through the day's activities. Most of the sojourns are sponsored by conservation organizations or efforts, so there is always an educational component built in, whether it's about the river, wildlife, the forest, activities or history.
"The camaraderie is great," Elsie said. "You get to know the people and have fun doing things together. Wildlands Conservancy also provides entertainment every night, so we enjoy that with the friends and people we meet. You find out doing trips like this that everyone usually has a lot in common."
Sojourns can create all kinds of special memories, even with things like Elsie laughed about that might seem disastrous, like overturning their canoe first thing in the morning and having to go through the rest of the day soaking wet.
"Another year, we had a flood in 2006 and on the third day, the Lehigh River was so high that instead of canoes, Wildlands Conservancy brought down rafts. We got down to the Treichlers dam before the bridge and had to get out of the water because it was too dangerous."
"Most of the safety crew is like me," Bennett said. "We volunteer our time to provide safety and make sure our people are posted near dangerous spots on the river. I have my EMT [certification], so I'm also there for emergency medical situations. Fortunately, in all the year's we've run the Lehigh River Sojourn, we haven't had to open a first aid box. It's a matter of prevention with us and people continue to come back."
Dugan said that this is the 16th year for the Lehigh River Sojourn, which her organizations "hosts."
"We were one of the first sojourns," she said. "We host it because it's the best way to show the community the great natural resource we have right here in our backyard and to showcase the great work Wildlands Conservancy does in protecting land and the Lehigh watershed, helping to reinvigorate it for fishing, swimming and recreation, and how important it is to protect."
Proper personal flotation devices (pfd) are required, and helmets are required for all kayakers.
Schuylkill River Sojourn, June 2-8. The 14th year, organized by the Schuylkill River Heritage Area (through Schuylkill, Berks, Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties). Seven days, 112-mile guided trip through five counties from Schuylkill Haven Boat Launch to Lloyd Hall on Boathouse Row in Philadelphia. Private kayak/canoe rentals. The first three days of the Schuylkill River Sojourn are booked full. You can participate as many days as you wish. Limited to a maximum of 100 boats per day. Learn about the history of the river, its recreational uses and trail systems along the river. For more information or to register, go online to http://www.schuylkillriver.org/sojourn.aspx .
Lehigh River Sojourn June 23-25, pre-Sojourn camp out June 22, hosted by Wildlands Conservancy at Mauch Chunk Park campgrounds. A three-day educational trip which includes whitewater rafting and kayaking or canoeing from Lehigh Gorge to Northampton. Canoe rentals available on first-registered basis. The whitewater rafting portion is Saturday, June 23, in the lower section of the Lehigh Gorge. On Sunday, June 24, sojourners can either kayak or canoe from Jim Thorpe to Walnutport, and the final day, Monday, June 25, will conclude with a kayak or canoe paddle from Walnutport to Northampton, followed by an evening closing ceremonies celebration at the Wildlands Conservancy's Pool Wildlife Sanctuary. For more information, visit http://www.wildlandspa.org and click on the Lehigh River Sojourn page, or call Elizabeth Dugan at 610-965-4397, ext. 126.
Delaware River Sojourn, June 24-30. Theme: Adventures on the Delaware. Seven days, approximately 75 miles from Callicoon Access in Pennsylvania to Palmyra Cover Nature Park in New Jersey on Pennsylvania's 2011 River of the Year. Fees include kayak rentals. To register or for more information, go online to http://www.delawareriversojourn.org or call Dejay Branch at 646-205-2724.


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There will only be 2 games at a time so all are welcome. (The knockout round may play 3 games, but only if all are premium or the freeuims agree).
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- Dallas and Harris County each report 64 percent.
- Bexar County reports 69 percent.
- Tarrant County reports 70 percent.
- Travis County averages 75 percent.
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In the spirit of the Olympic Ideal, I pledge:
To Abide by the Rules of these Games,
To Respect the Officials that apply them,
To be Humble in Victory and Gracious in Defeat,
I am proud to be a Senior Games Athlete.
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Happy Spring! I'm pleased to report that registration is now open for the 2014 Bay Area Senior Games. To register on line, please click on the BIG Red Button on this home page and it will take you right to our on- line registration. If you choose to register by postal mail, please click here and down load our paper application form, fill it out and mail it to our office, 81 Encina, Upper Floor, Palo Alto, CA 94301. (Reminder, there is a $15 additional fee for paper registration.)
We have a few updates for 2014. We are working hard to hold cycling in Ft. Ord in Monterey. It looks promising and we will be creating the schedule, based on advice from our cycling task force by March 15, 2014. If there are not enough cyclists to make the races interesting, we will have the 5 and 10 K Time Trials on Canada Road as we have had in the past.
Stanford's famous Treeathlon will again include a Senior Games division and this will be a qualifying event for the 2015 Summer National Senior Games Triathlon. And finally, we are adding Pickleball. It will be held at the Walnut Creek Recreation Center and info is now posted on our web site.
As I've said in the past, one of the biggest challenges of hosting the Senior Games is coordinating and confirming all the venues. Now that we are mostly all confirmed, please spread the word to your athlete friends and encourage them to register early.
Volunteer registration opened on March 1. We welcome all the extraordinary volunteers, headed up by our stellar volunteer coordinator, Bob Weder, who helps us make the Games happen!
SPORTS COMMISSIONERS: I am happy to announce most of the 2014 Bay Area Senior Games Sports Commissioners - all of whom use their knowledge and love of their sport to ensure the Games provide the best competitive conditions possible!
- Archery: Karen Keating, Dawnell Scott;
- Badminton: Jeff & Karen Fishback;
- Basketball: Dave Newman;
- Bocce: Ben Musolf, Cassie LeBaron;
- Cycling: Frank Scioscia, Tom Simpson;
- Feats of Strength: Dale Harder, Bill Weinstock;
- Fencing: Barbra Higgins, Rita Comes;
- Golf: Robbie Gray;
- Lawn Bowling: Terry Hogan;
- Pickleball: Dick Hildebrand, Margaret Shindelus;
- Race Walk: Alex Price;
- Racquetball: Merijean Kelley;
- 5K Race: Tom Service;
- Rugby: Frank Merrill, Bob Benson;
- Soccer: Mike Rohde;
- Swimming; Michael Moore;
- Table Tennis: Dennis Davis;
- Track & Field: Leroy Milam;
- Triathlon: Stanford Treeathlon & Dave Constant;
- Volleyball: Alexis Bryce;
- Water Polo: Andy Burke
Mission: To promote healthy lifestyles for senior through education, fitness and the spirited competition of sports, while inspiring everyone to embrace health and appreciate and enjoy the value of sports related exercise. The Senior Games are the best demonstration that "the competition never ends" and that exercise and physical activity are the keys to a long, happy and healthy life.
The Torch Run Continues in 2014: In 2009 for the Summer National Senior Games, we said, "The Senior Games competitors, like the torch that was specially designed for them, are trailblazers and shining examples of how ingenuity, effort, perseverance and vision create a vital new paradigm that promotes health and sustainability for people and the planet." This comment is true in 2014 as well - The Torch Run will take place on Friday, May 16 - each sports chair may choose a female and male athlete to run with the Torch. If you would like to be considered as a 2014 Torch Runner, please send an email to me at
I want to share this thought with all of you. "The Senior Games are at the heart of the meaning of the Olympic Movement. Though they inspire us all, It's still true that many people watch the Olympic Games, see mostly younger athletes at the prime of their performance and say "those athletes are amazing, but that's not me..." With the Senior Games, people of all ages, even those who did not think they could swim, run or jump anymore, are inspired to a more active, healthy and fulfilling life...that's the TRUE Olympic spirit and the real meaning of the Olympic Movement, a challenge to all of us to be the best we can be."
We look forward to seeing you in 2014 at the Bay Area Senior Games.
Chair, California Senior Games Association
2014 Bay Area Senior Games Chair
And from our office, we need your help!
The California Senior Games Board of Directors and the Bay Area Senior Games are looking forward to an exciting year of great competition, good health and lots of fun. 2014 will be a banner year, with two California-based opportunities to qualify for the 2015 National Games in Minneapolis.
The multiple benefits of increased activity is one thing everyone agrees on in the current national conversation on around health care: staying active supports our physical, mental and emotional health. The Senior Games champion this effort and makes it all fun through sports.
Our biggest challenge remains securing sponsorships in order to control the costs for competing athletes and we need your help.
Finding sponsors is challenging because finding the right person to connect with on a personal level is both difficult and time-consuming. This is where we hope you can assist.
Please think about your network of people who work for companies where supporting a healthy and wealthy aging population would benefit both their bottom line and their community engagement. These potential sponsors include companies that conduct business within the following industries: financial, medical, insurance, technology, automotive, travel/leisure, and food/beverage.
You may also be involved, or know those who are, with foundations where healthy aging is among the causes they support.
If you have contacts in these organizations who may be interested in supporting our mission, I am asking you to make an introduction to me and I will take it from there.
Below are a few things to consider about the impact of our demographic and why getting involved would make sense for the right organization:
- There are 10,000 of us turning 50 EVERYDAY!
- We are 100 million strong and we control 77% of the financial assets in this great country of ours.
- We are a powerful group of people that outspends other generations in nearly EVERY consumer category totalling over one TRILLION dollars annually.
- We spend over $7 Billion dollars in on-line purchases, an impressive 2 1/2 times more than the amount teens spend.
The California Senior Games competitions are at the forefront of creating a new model for what it means to be a senior in America. We all have networks built from a lifetime of relationships that include people who believe in the importance of our mission. Please consider supporting the Senior Games by making an introduction that can lead to making competitions available to more Californians.
With gratitude!


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