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This design shows the united fists of revolution and rock. It's taken from an awareness rock night I held called "You And I Must Fight For Our Rights", taken from the amazing Muse song "Knights Of Cydonia" (below). The idea was to raise awareness of civil liberties inside and outside the UK. It wasn't that successful, but I always liked the design – the fist of political revolution, and the devil horns of rock, united together as they should be. No rock should be without direction, and no revolution should be without music.
Anyway here's the awesome, beautiful, amazing, ridiculous and highly political epic music video to Muse's "Knights Of Cydonia". Remember this in 2006, before Lady Gaga and epic big budget story-telling music videos; what's even more amazing is they kept the single the same 6mins long as the album version!
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Worldwide travel alert: US warns of retaliation following cleric's killing
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration says the killing of a U.S.-born cleric in Yemen has raised the risk of anti-American violence worldwide.
The State Department says the death of Anwar al-Awlaki would provide motivation for individuals or groups to retaliate against U.S. citizens or American interests.
A department warning issued Saturday notes that al-Awlaki and other members of Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula previously called for attacks against the U.S., and the warning says his supporters could seek to avenge his death.
Al-Awlaki was killed during an attack on his convoy early Friday.
The State Department issued a similar alert after Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan. This latest alert is set to expire at the end of November.
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This board helped me so much when I was diagnosed at 14 weeks after I started bleeding very heavily. I wanted to share my success story with you all. I took it very very easy until the bleeding stopped at 19 weeks and continued to not do housework, shopping, or lift my 2 year old. Not lifting him or playing like we used to was very very hard for both of us. At 26 weeks I started having contractions and my cervix was shortening (probably BC of the twins rather than the shc) so I went on complete bed rest until they were born at 37 weeks and 4 days weighing 6 lbs 15 oz and 6 lbs 14 oz, totally healthy. I hope this story encourages those of you who are on this long journey.
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Thank you so much for posting and congrats on your new little ones!
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Of course, it's too simplistic to say that Kuale is in Montreal solely because of the CFL's current lack of NFL option windows. He was going to become a free agent in February anyway, and he wasn't necessarily a top priority for the Argos to bring back. Kuale had mostly played linebacker before this season and started the year as Toronto's backup middle linebacker, but then was shifted to a starting defensive end role the next week and eventually was a backup defensive end by the season's conclusion. That doesn't mean he can't play; Toronto's starting defensive line in the Grey Cup (Ricky Foley, Armond Armstead, Adriano Belli and Ronald Flemons) was quite impressive, so that's not an easy lineup to crack, and Kuale did well when rotated in. In fact, the defensive line was arguably the key to the Argonauts' victory. However, it's unclear just how highly Toronto valued Kuale (while none of the four Grey Cup starters seem likely to be back in Double Blue, that doesn't necessarily mean Kuale would have vaulted into a starting role) and just how eager he was to stay with a team where he wasn't starting by the end of the year. He may well have gone to Montreal in free agency even if the Argonauts hadn't released him.
Kuale's release and subsequent signing with another CFL team adds to contract concerns, though, as it illustrates the dilemma teams face with players who wish to try the NFL. The CFL's contracts expire in February, which makes it tough for players with expiring deals who want to head south of the border; they're done their season in November, but are still tied to their CFL team until February. With the old NFL option setup, this wasn't a problem; players in an option year could explore NFL opportunities, but if those didn't pay off, their current CFL team still held their rights. The latest CBA's elimination of that option setup means CFL teams have to officially release players who wish to try the NFL, and that means there's nothing tying them to their current club if the NFL doesn't pan out.
Again, it's far from clear that Toronto would have been able to retain Kuale even if they hadn't released him, but under the old setup, they at least would have had an exclusive CFL negotiating window with him until free agency started. Most cases where clubs have voluntary released players who wanted to try the NFL have ended either with the player signing an NFL deal (as Armstead did) or with him returning to his previous team. The Kuale situation turned out quite differently, and that outcome may have some CFL executives willing to reconsider the idea of option-year contract language.
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11/27/2010, around 1pm. I was walking with my friend V. on Broadway in uptown Manhattan (just past Nagle Avenue, along the wall of Fort Tryon Park) when we encountered four young men, around 13 or 14, perched on the wall and benches hanging out. One kid yelled out at us, saying "your girlfriend's cute!" The others laughed and chimed in, yelling at V., and started asking "is she your sister or girlfriend?"
Feeling a bit defensive and reckless (I honestly wanted to answer "both" just to see their reactions) I lied and said yes, and they all started hooting "tap that ass!" and "kiss, kiss, kiss." They shouted at us down the rest of the block; it was awkward, but we both took it in good humor. I would hope that they're just being reckless young kids and they'll grow out of that kind of behavior soon.
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The Department of Radiology offers a variety of one- and two-year postdoctoral fellowships that begin July 1st of each year. For information on postdoctoral fellowships, please go to http://rsl.stanford.edu/education.
Abdominal Imaging Fellowship
Eight Abdominal Fellows
R. Brooke Jeffrey, MD, Fellowship Director
Aya Kamaya, MD, Associate Fellowship Director
Contact: Jeslyn Rumbold
The Department of Radiology currently offers a one-year clinical fellowship in abdominal imaging, for which there will be eight funded positions. The abdominal/body fellowship consists of 4-week clinical rotations on CT, US, MRI, biopsy, and cardiovascular imaging, as well as a four-week block of elective time. Fellows will gain experience in all cross-sectional studies of the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and musculoskeletal system. Fellows will also receive training in vascular scanning, imaging-guided biopsies and other procedures, and CT colonography.
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Body MRI Fellowship
1 - 2 Fellow(s)
Shreyas Vasanawala, MD, PhD, Chief of Body MRI
Bruce Daniel, MD, Body MRI Fellowship Director
Contact: Jocelyn Shaw
The Body MRI Fellowship at Stanford accepts up to two fellows annually. The fellowship provides a year of intensive training in clinical MR across a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic applications. The fellow will be responsible for running the clinical service of three inpatient and six outpatient clinical scanners, including four 3T scanners, with primary responsibility for most protocols and initial interpretations. There are also outstanding research opportunities, with close ties to leading MR engineers and physicists at the Lucas Center. At least 20% dedicated research time is included in the fellowship. The fellow will also have a strong educational presence in the Department, with responsibility for organizing clinical MR conferences for the Residency Program.
Breast Imaging Fellowship
One Fellow
Sunita Pal, MD, Breast Imaging Fellowship Director
Contact: Kathy Beaulac , (650) 723-8462, or kbeaulac[at]stanford.edu
The Breast Imaging Fellowship offers nine months of digital mammography with CAD; breast ultrasound; core biopsies under ultrasound and stereotactic guidance; breast magnetic resonance (MR) for cancer and implants; MR-guided core biopsy; MR-guided preoperative needle localization instruction; and outcome analysis of new technology. The fellowship provides a three-month body imaging (cross-sectional) rotation for individuals interested in this option. Research time is provided during the fellowship for academic projects. Ongoing research projects include MR-guided breast biopsy techniques, breast MR spectroscopy, PET, PET-CT, large core needle biopsy, and device development and testing.
Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship
Two Fellows
Frandics Chan, MD, Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Director
Contact: Malwana Adalat
The Cardiovascular Imaging (CVI) Fellowship provides one year of training in noninvasive cardiovascular imaging using CT and MRI. Fellows receive detailed training in the principles and use of state-of-the-art multidetector row CT and cardiovascular MR imaging systems within the context of a busy clinical cardiovascular imaging service. These cases include CT and MR angiography of the aorta, coronary arteries, renal arteries, pulmonary arteries, peripheral arteries, mesenteric arteries, pulmonary and systemic venous structures as well as cardiac CT and MRI in the assessment of congenital heart disease, ischemic heart disease, valvular heart disease, cardiomyopathy, cardiac tumor, and pericardial disease. Rotating through the Stanford University Hospital and the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, fellows study cardiovascular diseases in adults as well as in children. Fellows will also participate in the Stanford 3D Laboratory where they will work with dedicated 3D technologists to gain experience in the 3D visualization and quantitative analyses of a variety of cardiovascular imaging studies. The Program is substantially enhanced through a close working relationship with adult and pediatric cardiologists, surgeons, and interventional radiologists. Active participation in research is encouraged, and dedicated academic time is a component of the fellowship. The three cardiovascular imaging faculty members engage in rich and varied research programs, which are greatly enhanced through close collaboration with scientists and engineers in the Radiological Sciences Lab. Greater detail on the Fellowship Program can be found here.
Interventional Radiology Fellowship
Five Fellows
Lawrence "Rusty" Hofmann, MD, Chief of Interventional Radiology
William Kuo, MD, Interventional Radiology Fellowship Director
Contact: Carmita Broussard
The Division of Cardiovascular-Interventional Radiology accepts five fellows annually. The fellowship experience encompasses the entire range of IR involving both vascular and nonvascular interventions. Fellowship trainees perform a wide variety ofcases including loco-regional tumor therapy (chemoembolization, radioembolization, radiofrequency ablation, cryoablation); transplant and hepato-biliary interventions; angioplasty; catheter-directed thrombolysis; IVC filtration; venous reconstruction; vascular stenting; fibroid embolization; vascular anomaly ablation; pediatric interventions; TIPS; and aortic stentgrafting.The Interventional Radiology service is an integral component of the Vascular Center at Stanford. There is a strong emphasis on complete clinical management of patients via admissions to the IR service,formal inpatient consultations, and outpatient follow-up in the IR Clinic. The Stanford IR faculty are actively engaged in research, and there are ample opportunities for fellows to participate in research projects and to present at national meetings.
Musculoskeletal Fellowship
Three Fellows
Sandip Biswal, MD, Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship Director
Contact: TJ Mims , (650) 725-8018, (650) 721-7391, or tmims[at]stanford.edu
The Musculoskeletal Imaging Section at Stanford University is currently offering a full-time, one-year fellowship. Qualified applicants include those with an MD degree or MD/PhD degrees who will have completed training and taken National Boards in an accredited diagnostic radiology program in the U.S. by the time the fellowship begins. Exceptions may be made for qualified applicants from outside the U.S. Highlights of the fellowship include extensive involvement in musculoskeletal MRI with an emphasis on sports injuries, interventional MRI, and musculoskeletal US and CT. In addition, a moderate volume of plain radiographic studies, arthrograms, and tenograms are performed. Dedicated time for research is provided. Fellows are expected to participate actively in research with faculty radiologists as well as Stanford's world-renowned imaging physicists and engineers.
Neuroradiology Fellowship
Five Fellows
Huy Do, MD, Fellowship Director Neuroradiology
Contact: Kari Galatolo
The Neuroradiology Fellowship is designed to be a well-balanced academic training program that encompasses all of the basic and advanced clinical and research areas of both adult and pediatric neuroradiology. Neuroradiology fellows will be exposed to all imaging modalities used to evaluate neurologic disease, including CT, MR, myelography, angiography, and ultrasound during the course of the fellowship. Interventional neuroradiologic procedures are also performed at state-of-the-art levels at Stanford, and neuroradiology fellows will actively participate in these procedures.
Neuro/Interventional Fellowship
Two Fellows
Michael P. Marks, MD, Chief of Interventional Neuroradiology
Contact: Patricia Smith
The Interventional Neuroradiology Program is a key component of the Stanford Stroke Center providing a large number of referrals for intra-arterial thrombolysis, angioplasty, and aneurysm treatment. The section is also an integral component of an international referral center for the treatment of AVMs with a multimodality treatment program including charged-particle radiosurgery, microsurgery, and endovascular therapy. Academic opportunities are closely integrated with the fellowship, and research participation is considered a key component of the fellowship. Candidates should have completed training in diagnostic neuroradiology (one or two years) or neurosurgery and must be American Board of Radiology certified or eligible by the start date to be considered.
Nuclear Medicine PET/CT Fellowship
Two Fellows
Andrew Quon, MD, Fellowship Program Director
Contact: Sofia Gonzales, (650) 724-9139, Email [sofias]
The clinical fellowship will focus on all aspects of clinical PET/CT imaging as well as include clinical research projects that evaluate emerging Molecular Imaging technologies related to PET. Clinical duties include helping with the PET/CT service and joint Nuclear Medicine/Radiology read-outs. Features include intensive training in the interpretation of FDG PET/CT, the formulations of imaging protocols, and the daily management of the PET/CT scanner. Training from both Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Faculty allow for a unique learning experience not available in most programs. The fellowship lasts one year and is renewable at the end of each academic year.
Greater detail on the Fellowship Program can be found on the Nuclear Medicine Molecular Imaging website.
Pediatric Imaging Fellowship
Three ACGME accredited fellowship positions
Richard A. Barth, MD, Chief of Pediatric Radiology
Associate Program Director: Erika Rubesova, MD
Contact: Silvia Arriaga
The Pediatric Radiology Fellowship is jointly sponsored by the Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford University Hospital. Our fellowship provides a comprehensive pediatric radiology imaging program utilizing state-of-the-art imaging technology, including two fluoroscopy suites, three ultrasound rooms, as well as 3.0T MRI, 1.5T MRI, and CT imaging suites. The dedicated Pediatric Radiology faculty are devoted to teaching, patient care, and translational research, and include pediatric neuroradiologists, pediatric cardiovascular imagers, and pediatric interventional radiologists.
Stanford Pediatric Radiology Fellows are exposed to a wealth of clinical case material in an organized, structured, hands-on educational approach. Fellows rotate through a series of services, including pediatric MRI, pediatric CT, PET/CT, pediatric fluoroscopy, pediatric ultrasound, pediatric neuroradiology, nuclear medicine, interventional radiology, and general radiography. Stanford's program also provides a comprehensive educational curriculum, including didactic lectures pertinent to pediatric radiology, radiology case conferences, and multi-disciplinary imaging conferences in which all of the major pediatric clinical subspecialties participate. In addition, Stanford also offers interested fellows unique exposure to fetal imaging including fetal MRI and cutting-edge pediatric radiology research. Fellowship details can be found on the Pediatric Radiology Education page.
Research Fellowship
Variable Number of Fellows
Gary H. Glover, PhD, Director of the Lucas MRS Imaging Center
Contact: Donna Cronister
The Radiological Sciences Laboratory hosts over a dozen research fellows. Please see our NCI/NIH Training Program page for more information about our Advanced Techniques for Cancer Imaging and Detection Program. To find out more about other postdoctoral research opportunities, please go to the RSL Education page.
Thoracic Imaging Fellowship
One Fellow
Ann Leung, MD, Chief of Thoracic Imaging
Contact: Roberta Brissette
Thoracic Imaging is currently offering a one-year fellowship. Clinical training consists of rotations on the chest (eight months), cardiovascular (three months), and thoracic interventional (one month) services. One day per week of research time is allotted. Particular interests of section members include interstitial lung diseases, computer-assisted detection of nodules, and minimizing the radiation dose associated with CT.


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Six Canes seniors played their last game at the BankUnited Center on Saturday afternoon, and it was very successful, with a 69-56 win over the Demon Deacons.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons defeated the #4 Duke Blue Devils 82-72 on Wednesday night.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons will look to start a new home court winning streak when they take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in a Saturday matinee. The action will start at the Joel at noon.
The Demon Deacons host the Orange in what some might consider a mother of a trap game.
The Rollin' Ronin returns with a recap of a game against the Tulane Green Wave that probably should've been more of a blowout than it was, but still featured amazing guard play on both sides, especially from Coron Williams.
Wake finished 6-12 last year and lost its best player, C.J. Harris. They defend well, but there simply isn't enough talent for Wake to improve that record in an improved ACC. They'll likely finish near the bottom of the league.
UM has a rough day in Winston-Salem.
The Deacons emerge from the Furman game with hope for a third offensive weapon behind Harris and McKie.
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Currency Market Participants' Mental Model and the Collapse of the Dollar: 2001-2008
It is well accepted among Institutionalist and Post Keynesian scholars that portfolio investment markets are driven by agents' expectations rather than "the fundamentals." This explains, it is argued, why asset and currency prices are so much more volatile than and often clearly out of line with what we would otherwise consider to be their underlying determinants. What is rarely addressed, however, is how those expectations are formed. This paper fills the void by proposing a specific view of agents' expectations based on the mental model they employ to understand currency movements. The paper derives this schematic by examining market participants' psychological propensities and the world view of the subculture of which they are members. It will be shown that the model is consistent with the salient features of the foreign exchange market and it is employed to explain the dollar's fall from 2001 through 2008.Download Info
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP) -- Customers of LifeWay Christian Resources can purchase the latest Christian book or Bible study, learn about upcoming events or read ministry articles on their mobile devices through the new LifeWay.com mobile site.
"This mobile-optimized site was designed to help customers find the information they are looking for when, where and how they are looking for it," said Dave Thoma, LifeWay.com's director of eCommerce.
Thoma said the mobile experience reflects the full version of the LifeWay.com site specifically built after studying customers' mobile patterns and preferences.
"User activity on smartphones differs substantially over PC or tablet usage as a result of the smaller screen size," Thoma said. "We took this feedback and made it very easy for them to find articles and products on the mobile site."
To help users find the right resource, a drop-down menu is located at the top of the site. Customers can shop by categories such as "Bible studies" or "camps" or by roles such as "church leadership" or "home and family." The navigation bar also hosts the site's search menu, shopping cart and store locator.
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Doctor Who Poster: Regenerate
From William Hartnell to Matt Smith, every actor to portray The Doctor has put their own unique stamp on the character. Celebrate every incarnation of The Doctor with this cool poster!
Posted by: Fox molder
January 27th, 2013 - 3:26amRegarding the order of the doctors, I'm sure if your a fan u will know the order
Posted by: Dalek Sec
September 22nd, 2012 - 8:10amThe Timelord seems darker in this image. Anyway who ever made this cover deserves a gold star.
Posted by: RORY DOCTOR RIVER POND
September 15th, 2012 - 10:03amit's good but i think it would have been better if it was in the right order of doctors, with the modern logo on it. like the background though!
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September 15th, 2012 - 10:04amall merchandise fearing classic doctors or episodes has to carry that logo now
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September 15th, 2012 - 5:05pmoh… didnt know that!
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September 15th, 2012 - 9:31pmI love the logo with the first doctor vortex as the logo 'backround' but I don't like the fact that the 11th doctor is the biggest doctor there
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September 21st, 2012 - 11:24am"I don't like the fact that the 11th doctor is the biggest doctor there"
Well he IS the current Doctor
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September 15th, 2012 - 1:02amI'll get this one because it got a much better Colin baker pic
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September 15th, 2012 - 12:07amThis is going on as my desktop back drop! Awesome poster, but why weren't the Doctor's in order?
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September 15th, 2012 - 7:52amSomeone can use it as their gavatar! I'm not.
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September 15th, 2012 - 8:36amI did!
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September 14th, 2012 - 5:51pmthe fall of the eleventh is coming
Posted by: McGann is the Doctor
September 21st, 2012 - 11:25amIt's "Fall of the Eleven" not the Eleventh.
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September 21st, 2012 - 5:32pmNo he is right, it is ELEVENTH -
"On the fields on Trenzalore, at the fall of the eleventh, when no living creature can speak falsely or fail to answer, a Question will be asked, a question that must never, ever be answered".
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September 14th, 2012 - 4:17pmlove it!
Posted by: Jason doctorwhoone
September 14th, 2012 - 3:24pmPerfect for the 50th Anniversary on Saturday 23rd November 2013
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September 16th, 2012 - 9:53amWhich happens to be my birthday Yes really, I was born a Whovian!
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September 14th, 2012 - 10:29amWhere Can I Buy this From
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September 14th, 2012 - 10:34amPosted by: Liason Ice
September 14th, 2012 - 8:26amMatt Smith looks sad…
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September 14th, 2012 - 6:39pmSad and wise
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September 13th, 2012 - 9:44pmFantastic- glad Colin gets a better look in with this poster than the previous 50th anniversary one (though that's a great poster too)as he was a tiny speck at the back on that one.
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September 14th, 2012 - 11:53amMy thoughts exactly, that's why I will get this one !
Posted by: princessche
September 15th, 2012 - 12:53amsame here much better thank you
Posted by: MadGuyInATARDIS
September 13th, 2012 - 9:31pmI got the other 50th poster and now want this too!
Posted by: BOOBOO JR
September 13th, 2012 - 8:41pmI really like the look of this poster!
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September 13th, 2012 - 8:35pmLove it! It's awesome!!!
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September 22nd, 2012 - 5:34pmme too
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St. Louis man killed in OKC tornado, family needs help for funeral
A St. Louis man is among the dead after an EF5 tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma last week. The twister killed 24 people and among them, St. Louis native Leslie Johnson.
Johnson's ex-wife and three children live in south St. Louis. His family says Johnson had gone to Oklahoma two months ago to search for work.
Johnson had taken refuge in a closet when the storm hit and was killed when the building he was in was flattened.
A funeral home in Oklahoma City donated the cremation services, but his family needs help paying for a funeral. Donations can be made at the following website.
3rd grader who loved to sing among tornado victims
MOORE, Okla. (AP) — Nicknamed "The Wall," 8-year-old Kyle Davis loved soccer and going to Monster Truck exhibitions at the fairgrounds with his grandfather. JaNae Hornsby, 9, loved to draw, sing, and be a big sister and cousin to her younger relatives.
The two were among the young victims of Monday's monstrous tornado, their small bodies pulled from the rubble of Plaza Towers Elementary School after it was reduced to a massive heap of bricks and twisted metal. Twenty-two others were killed, including five other 9-year-olds at the one-story building.
As the ominous funnel cloud began its 17-mile path, Kyle took shelter in the school's gymnasium with dozens of other students, his grandfather Marvin Dixon said Wednesday.
"He was in the position that the teacher told them to be in —crouched down with their hands over their heads," Dixon said. "The medical examiner said either some big rock or beam or something fell right on the back of his neck. He said he died instantly."
Dixon counted his grandson among the lucky ones. The medical examiner reported the six other children who died at the school suffocated after being buried under a mass of bricks, steel and other materials as the building collapsed. Dixon said a morgue worker told him some of the children who suffocated were huddled in one of the school's bathrooms.
"He said some of the kids were hurt so bad it was tough to even identify them," Dixon said, his voice cracking with emotion.
Kyle earned his nickname, "The Wall," because of the ferocity with which he played his favorite sport — soccer.
"He was a pretty big kid," his grandfather said. "Whenever he had the ball, other kids would just bounce off of him. That's why they called him that. ... He was just the kindest, most giving kid you would ever meet. He had a grin from ear to ear."
JaNae's father Joshua rushed toward the Plaza Towers school when he realized the powerful tornado packing speeds up to 200 mph was bearing down on the town. But it took him 30 minutes. The tornado already slammed through the building.
"I was just in panic," Hornsby said, recalling those minutes when he realized the school had been hit and he hadn't made it in time.
"I just kept going until I got to the school and when I got to the school I started to look for JaNae," he said Wednesday, sitting on the small front porch of a relative's home in nearby Oklahoma City.
By then, the third-grader was among those suffocated beneath the debris. The official cause of death was mechanical asphyxia.
Frantic, he combed through the rubble with other students and first responders looking desperately for JaNae. Slowly, more and more children were pulled from the rubble. Some had scratches and bruises. Some were bleeding. But they were alive. And none of them were JaNae.
With each passing minute, "there was still more panic," Hornsby said.
For two days, Hornsby and a small group of parents whose children were not found in the rubble waited at a church in Moore.
"I was still hopeful that maybe she would turn up," Hornsby said, thinking she might be at a friend's house or someplace else.
On Tuesday, he was at the church when he received the news.
His daughter was among the 10 children killed, buried under the rubble of a school that had always been a safe haven for them.
The family's house, just three blocks from the school, also was destroyed. He hasn't gone back to see if he might find a few of JaNae's things to keep.
"JaNae was the life of the party. If JaNae was there you were having a good time. She liked to sing, be a big sister, be a big cousin. She liked to draw," he said smiling as he remembered the small girl.
As family gathered to make funeral arrangements and comfort one another, Hornsby looked behind him into the house.
"If she was here she would just have everybody laughing and she would be in the midst of everything. She loved the spotlight," he said.
The family of 9-year-old Christopher Legg described him as someone who never met a stranger. Christopher, who also suffocated inside the school, played football, baseball and basketball and "loved to roughhouse and wrestle" with his father, older brother and little sister, his family said in a statement. The youngster also faced his diagnosis with skin cancer and joint problems in his knees "with the same strength and enthusiasm that he had for life."
Sydney Angle, another 9-year-old killed at Plaza Towers, was lovingly referred to as "a pickle" by her softball coach Landon McNeill, who was with the girl's parents as they waited at a church for news about their daughter.
"Sydney was real quirky," McNeill said. "She could be anywhere and have fun doing it."
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4.25/5 rDev +12.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
To stand out in today's IPA culture, brewers have a lot of tricks at their disposal. They can use odd grains or unorthodox hops. They can add fruits, spice or even aged them on wood. Or- they can just make them better! That's the route that Shmaltz takes.
Pouring with a hazy golden-peach color, the beer comes alive with a softly diffused glow. Its haze is a testament to its unadulterated character to come. As its creamy off-white head separates from its body below, the froth is a dense blanket that skirts the glass evenly across the glass and deeply into the session, lacing with well defined concentric rings as the beer fades.
Its juicy and tangy fruit flavors are a testament of not-so-timid hop additions. Red grapefruit, nectarine, passion fruit, mango, pineapple and even a pep of lemon and white grape decorate the peripheries while its supportive malt structure seems to give the fruit impressions a riper and more plump character. Its simply mouth-watering.
Similarly in taste, the beer's early sweetness is with caramel, honey and with a charming note of angel food cake. Its hoppy rise comes on fast as the ale lands on the middle palate. The onslaught of tangy citrus, sweet tropical, and racy orchard fruit culminate in a way to suggest "cream sickle" or "Hawaiian punch". Its light acidity evokes a nearly teeth churning effect. Yet as Hop Manna trended bitter and dry, it does so with such supple smoothness and delicacy until it arrives at a softly resinous taste of torn pine needles and citrus pith.
Its medium-light body is creamy-dry early and often. Deeply embedded carbonation gives a lightness to its texture and chases the taste into a tangy acidity, resinous dryness and calming warmth.
Hop Manna is truly like a miracle taste, coming from the heavens and gracing the whimsy of hop heads everywhere. Guilty as charged!
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Hop Manna from Shmaltz Brewing Company
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