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Plug Wires To Distributor On Super-A
The sequence in which the plug wires attach to the distributor is covered on pages 35 and 36 of the Owner's Manual. Those pages are missing in my manual. Rudi used my copy for his manual site so I can't get the info there. Can anyone tell me the correct sequence. I am guessing that it will be 1-3-4-2 going CW as that is correct for the Cub. Your help will be appreciated. Dan
Now for my next question. The H mag that I plan to use came on a Cub. I continued to use it it on the Cub for several years. I removed the mag and replaced it with a proper one when I sold the Cub recently. Since the mag will now be on an SA do I need to do anything other than the normal timing operation? Dan
The advance is different on an h4 and j4, and the H4 is onlger making wires a very cole fit behind ill filter, but I beleive they will work, jsut not quite as they should.
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I don't know if a J-4 will work on an H but the H-4 worked on my Cub over a period of 5-6 years probably. I felt that the new owner would want the proper mag so I put on the J-4 when I sold the Cub. Dan
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My main concern on the Childs matter is that the case against Childs may be built around a profound lack of understanding of the technology involved. To those outside of IT, a statement in court that the defendant "was watching everything on the network, including information regarding city government, the police, and private emails between government officials" sounds extremely sinister. However, the reality of that statement is far more likely to be that the defendant operated an IDS on the network for security purposes. Nobody in IT would think twice about it, but a jury packed with people that have no real concept of how computers and networks function, much less how large networks are built and maintained might have a different view, regardless of reality.
Recently, I received a very well written email regarding the Childs' case. The author wishes to remain anonymous and his words are his own, though they do channel the vast majority of the emails I've received on this subject. I thought it quite well put.
I have been working on computers since before the P.C. was invented. I have also been engineering networks since the thick net days. I'm not saying I agree with what he did, but a lot of it looks like a dedicated (slightly paranoid) admin who did not want anybody to screw up what he considered to be his baby.
1. The only access to the core devices was from a terminal at the Hall of Justice. - Hmmmm…. I need to have an access point to get the core of a city-wide network that is being de-centralized. Where can I put it that is safe. Maybe at the police department? It would take some big brass ones to break in there and try to access the core….
2. He photographed the individual that was removing devices from desks in an unannounced, after-hours audit. - If I am rubbing people the wrong way at work, I am going to want evidence of what was happening if I get drug in front of a review board.
3. He had the routers set to self-destruct on a reboot. - No, he was just overly paranoid. You and I both know you cant remember the configs for the routers in our heads. He has them somewhere so that he can reload them. I am pretty sure that in the past few months he has had to reload at least one device and I can bet he didn't do it by hand. Not sure why he wont tell them where he keeps them though.
4. All of his data was stored on encrypted devices. - So is mine. Not because I'm hiding anything, but because it is a requirement from central IT. The drives are encrypted. Big whoop. Generate the override key on the servers and get the data (He wasn't a server admin so I am assuming some other admin has the ability to override the keys)


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Bachelor Degree Completion & Continuing Education
For over three decades Regis College has offered a Continuing Education Program for adult learners. Many Continuing Education students are experiencing college for the first time; others are returning to college to complete an undergraduate degree; still others are pursuing personal or professional interests. All students must have a high school diploma or equivalent and an associate degree or considerable work experience.
Degree-seeking Continuing Education students may apply for formal admission and become matriculated students when they begin taking courses or they may begin their studies by "sampling" up to 4 courses in the baccalaureate program at Regis College. Degree and non-degree CE students must pursue one of three options before registering for a 5th course:
- Apply formally as a degree-seeking student in the Institute of Advancing Studies (IAS).
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- Petition the IAS Office to continue taking courses for personal enrichment as a non-degree-seeking student or as prerequisites for a graduate program.
The majority of the courses are offered during the evening, weekend, day, hybrid, or online. IAS students may take up to three courses per semester. Regis offers specialized advising and assists each student to plan their studies so that they may achieve their degree goals in an educationally engaging and timely manner.
Students have full access to library services, athletic facilities and campus technology. They are not eligible to join Regis student clubs or participate in other extra-curricular activities, nor are they eligible to live in on-campus housing or to participate in varsity sports.
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Regis offers rolling admission in the IAS. Applications for admission are reviewed once the application is complete. Students are notified of the decision within two weeks of receipt of the completed application. All prospective students with a high school diploma or its equivalent and an associate degree or considerable work experience are eligible to apply for admission to a baccalaureate program. A student applying for admission to the IAS should submit the following materials:
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Acceptance to the IAS rests with the director of individual programs and the Director of the IAS. The academic potential of each applicant is considered, and those judged to show promise of academic success are admitted.
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Join the 2013 Lexington Walk on April 27, 2013.
I wanted to send a little note to thank each of you for volunteering to be an E-Advocate with the Arthritis Foundation! Even though what you do as an e-advocate doesn't feel like much, it really is! When you answer an email request to send a letter, all of your voices combined make a difference!
Recently, my eleven year old son and I attended the Arthritis Advocacy Summit in Washington, DC. (My son Cameron was diagnosed at the age of 8 with juvenile arthritis.) This event is held yearly and arthritis advocates from across the country come together to let Congress know arthritis is not acceptable! We met with our newly elected Representative, Andy Barr. In this meeting, we learned that Rep. Barr's sister was diagnosed with arthritis at a young age. It was a very good meeting because I could tell that he had been there and had seen what arthritis could do to not only a child, but the entire family. He also saw that with support, arthritis doesn't have to define a person. Take minute and listen to the video Rep. Barr recorded to encourage us.
In our conversation, I invited him to the Lexington Arthritis Walk on April 27. He immediately asked his assistant to write down the information and put it on his calendar. He vowed to support those of us in KY with arthritis and said he would be at the walk as long as his wife wasn't in labor that weekend.
I want to challenge each and every one of you to come out for the walk. You can walk on your own, form a team or even join our team! Ask your friends and family to join you and if they aren't able, ask them to support the walk financially. Spread the word to co-workers and think about forming a team at your company.
If questions are asked where the money goes, you can assure them most of the money raised will stay in our area. It goes to support families, provide education and pay for programs such as Tai Chi and water fitness. Cameron attended a summer camp last year through the Arthritis Foundation at no cost to our family! Scholarships are also offered to local families of children with JA to attend the national JA Conference each summer. Our family was able to attend this conference for two years. It has made a huge difference in our lives! Cameron met other kids with arthritis and our family made life-long friends. We listened to speakers from the National Institute of Health (NIH) and learned about the latest research being done to hopefully lead to a cure. We discussed issues faced with our children such as school, bullying, nutrition, sports, etc.
Let's make sure Lexington knows arthritis is not acceptable! Make a stand now!
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Baseball holds off USC Upstate, 10-8, in game one of doubleheader
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The bats stayed hot for the Dolphins as sophomore left fielder Jonathan Murphy finished 3-for-4 with a double, a home run and three RBI to lead the JU baseball team to a 10-8 win over USC Upstate, Saturday afternoon in game one of a doubleheader at Harley Park.
JU (15-13, 7-4) broke double digits on the scoreboard for the second straight game after pounding out 11 hits while committing no errors in the field.
Upstate (9-21, 1-10) staged a rally with five runs in the sixth but were in too deep a hole after committing four errors and leaving a game-high nine runners on base.
"I'm glad to see that our bats stayed hot because we needed them," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We put ourselves in a tough spot with some mental mistakes in the field but we were able to settle down and get the win."
Junior Matt Tomshaw (3-1) got the win after allowing seven runs on 11 hits with two walks and a strikeout in 5.1 innings. Senior Glenn Witkowski added 1.2 inning of shutout relief before junior Chris Kaminski notched his sixth save with two innings of relief. With that save, he surpassed Matt Davis (13, 2005-08) and Casey Shumaker (13, 2000-01) for second on the JU career saves list.
Scott DeCecco (0-4) was tagged with the loss after allowing seven runs (six earned) on seven hits with two walks and a strikeout in four innings.
Along with Murphy, junior shortstop Jamaal Hawkins also finished 3-for-5 with a double, a home run and two RBI.
Gaither Bumgardner led the Spartans by going 3-for-5 with a double, a Grand Slam and five RBI.
JU took a 1-0 lead in the first when senior first baseman Alex Martinez hit an RBI single. With one out, Murphy hit a double off the left field wall. After moving to third when Hawkins reached on a fielding error by shortstop Brody Greer, Martinez laced a single through the right side.
The Dolphins increased the lead to 3-0 in the third when junior shortstop Jamaal Hawkins hit an RBI single and freshman center fielder Dan Gulbransen drove in a run with a fielder's choice to second.
Senior second baseman Chuck Opachich drew a walk to lead off the inning and then reached second on a bunt single to second by Murphy. Hawkins pulled a ball through the left side to score Opachich before both runner advanced on a sacrifice bunt by Martinez. In the next at-bat, Gulbransen hit a high chop to second to score Murphy but Hawkins was gunned down at third on the play for the fielder's choice.
The Spartans cut the margin to 3-1 in the bottom of the third when Gaither Bumgardner pulled an RBI single through the left side. Upstate still threatened with the bases loaded and two outs but Tomshaw got Andre Harris to hit a grounder to third for the force out.
JU increased the margin to 7-1 in the fourth when Opachich hit an RBI bunt single and Murphy hit a three-run homer.
Junior right fielder Esterlin Perozo drew a walk to lead off the inning and then advanced to second on a wild pitch. After advancing to third on a sacrifice bunt by junior catcher Alex Swenson, sophomore third baseman Jimmy Howick reached on a catcher's interference. Opachich followed with a bunt single to first to plate Perozo before Murphy cleared the bases with a homer to right center.
The Dolphins made it 8-1 in the fifth when Swenson hit an RBI single to center after Perozo reached second on a fielding error by Blake Green in center.
The Spartans made it 8-2 in the bottom of the fifth when Jimmy Tanner pulled an RBI single through the left side. Upstate still threatened with the bases loaded and two outs but Tomshaw got Brian Dempsey to pop out to short to end the inning.
JU added another run in the sixth when Opachich scored from third on a wild pitch. Opachich led off the inning with a single down the right field line but advanced to second when the ball got by Dempsey. After advancing to third on a sacrifice bunt by Murphy, Opachich scored on the wild pitch.
The Spartans cut the deficit to 9-7 in the bottom of the sixth when Joe Barnes hit an RBI single and Bumgardner hit a Grand Slam to dead center.
JU added an insurance run in the ninth when Hawkins hit a solo homer to left center.
Upstate would add a run in the ninth when Trey Richardson hit a sacrifice fly to right after Dempsey led off the inning with a triple to left center.
The series finale can be followed through Live Stats or GameTracker by logging onto JUDolphins.com.


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I've finally managed to pull myself away from my inverse kinematics animation projects long enough to fully review the Monday night tragedy. I came away well-reminded of the pain I felt the first time around. The mistakes infesting the offense are bordering on obscene, but this week's story was the defense.
There were two large vacancies left on the Cowboys' depth chart Monday by Barry Church and Anthony Spencer. Spencer's impact is explained below, so I'll detail a bit of the frustrations caused by the loss of Church for the season.
Danny McCray doesn't have a good sense for playing either deep or intermediate zone coverage, and on numerous occasions he was out of position and allowing easy completions to slot receivers. He did seem to improve as the night went on.
More concerning to me was the frequent use of zone coverage by the Cowboys - something the Bears' offense sees every day in practice, likely done much better than our version. We had four capable man coverage corners available for the game, but we frequently had our fourth safety coming up to cover slot receivers. McCray was frequently called on to play single-high deep help, which is Sensabaugh's specialty, and Sensabaugh was pressed into occasional man coverage assignments (something he could use to improve on). I can't be sure if we planned for this to happen, or if the Bears forced it on us, but I wasn't happy at all with the matchups we presented in the secondary.
On to the review.
Play 1:
Our first play finds us with Kevin Ogletree trying his hand at the end-around. Not a bad idea, considering that the Tree is a true burner (one of the few reasons he stuck around the roster, his recent breakout notwithstanding). The circled player is John Phillips, blocking Brian Urlacher - which is really the individual effort that makes this into a positive play. Shae McClellin is in pursuit.
Phillips drives Urlacher back into McClellin, giving Ogletree the edge. Kudos to John Phillips for the tremendous effort.
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Here we see Chicago lined up in their singleback heavy set (13 personnel), with two tight ends in line and a third motioned into a very tight fullback position. The heavy personnel give the Bears a numbers advantage to the left side of the formation (conveniently bisected here by the goal post). They're counting on winning their individual assignments on the right, and having a clean hole with a lead block on the left.
The actual play turns out to be a Belly run. The Bears ran this play all night, so allow me to explain. The counter-run concept is fairly well known, where the RB and QB both open up to one side, before circling back and executing a handoff to the opposite side of the formation.
A Belly run is a counter of sorts, but the handoff is made in the direction of the fake. Only after receiving the ball does the back bend his run back to the opposite side of the center into space now vacated by pursuing linebackers. You can see Forte's lead block in place, and Sean Lee already flying toward the fake. This play worked marvelously.
The inability of the Cowboys to win a single matchup on the strong side leaves the lead blocker free to pick up a safety and really blow this play wide open. This was the Bears' first play from scrimmage.
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This is Tony Romo's first overthrow of the game - with the ball intended for Dez Bryant. I've highlighted the position of Bryant and the defender at the time of Romo's release. There was some contact at this point, which may have thrown off Dez's acceleration to the ball. Still, it would've been a tough grab (and judging by the rest of the night, far from a sure catch). While we're here, we might as well marvel at the appearance of a clean pocket. Won't see many of those this year.
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This formation may appear familiar if you caught the last edition of Freeze Frames. Allow me to remind you:
In this play, we see the Cowboys in an unexpected alignment. Ware is playing as a wide rush end, but who's that opposite him? Marcus Spears is playing strong-side defensive end, in a 4-3 front. I honestly never thought I'd see the day. Just wide of him is Bruce Carter. The two tackles are Hatcher and Brent, with Sean Lee and Anthony Spencer showing a double-A-gap blitz.
The personnel have been shuffled however. I strongly believe this to be due to the absence of Anthony Spencer from the lineup. His big body missing from the front resulted in the need to shift a lineman over to that side of the formation, leaving the left side protected only by Victor Butler (formerly manned by a DE and Bruce Carter). I can't emphasize enough how much versatility Spencer brings to this defense, as a man who can play both linebacker and lineman.
The overwhelming weakness of the left side of the formation causes Sean Lee to overpursue to his left, and the backlog of big, not-so-mobile bodies filling Spencer's assignment are rendered ineffective by a single grounded offensive lineman. Spears gets a shot at the back in the backfield, but the lack of penetration by Dan Connor (blitzing the A Gap as Spencer did last week) left a gaping alley available on the cutback.
Play 5:
Ah, yes, I couldn't go the whole way without highlighting a Tony Romo interception, could I? Here is Tony Romo in the process of throwing the ball, with no indication yet that Dez is not going to make the play. The red line shows where he goes, the green line shows where Romo expected him to go. Those are the plays on which our receivers break tackles and take off. It's a crying shame.
Play 6:
If you're not the type that likes to see/relive offensive line failures, go ahead and scroll past this one.
Brian Urlacher is "sugaring" - faking a blitz - in the A Gap. I wish Ryan Cook was wearing a broadcast mic, because I have no idea what line call he made. Observe.
Urlacher bails, leaving both Cook and Livings blocking air. Bernadeau gives help to Free, and the defensive tackle in the A Gap, who should've been Cook's responsibility, is left with a clear path to Romo. The play is a completed pass to Murray, but if we don't want to see a lot more Kyle Orton in the near future, this can't keep happening.
I anticipate the return of Phil Costa, perhaps more than most.
Play 7:
This is - you guessed it - another Tony Romo interception. It really isn't his fault, as the ball popped skyward as a result of Ogletree making a bad play. What I wanted to highlight here, though, is Miles Austin's uncanny ability to track the ball through the air.
Every time the play goes bad - tips, fumbles - Austin locates the ball and goes after it. This shot is just after the ball deflects off of Ogletree, and already Austin has his eyes locked onto it and has begun moving toward it.
Austin is still in pursuit, at a dead sprint, and still completely locked in on the ball. I wonder if he can play Safety...
Yup. Seems he can play safety. How often do you see an offensive player make a hit like that on an intercepting defender? If the offense is truly lost for the season, we might want to see what Austin can do as a gunner on Special Teams. We can just onsides-kick every chance we get and watch him high-point balls.
The field position differential shouldn't be any worse than what we have now.
Play 8:
Speaking of Special Teams, I've been wondering: why haven't we been able to get any decent returns? Just at that moment, I see Felix Jones stuffed at the 15. What went wrong? All down the field, we see the makings of an effective play. A lane is forming, helmets are on helmets, and Felix is heading into the hole. Leading the way is Lawrence Vickers. Making the play is the man Lawrence Vickers is failing to block.
My frustration with our current level of production at the fullback position, in all phases of the game, is continuously rising. A starting, veteran fullback should not have trouble knocking a special team-er out of Felix Jones' way. It just isn't fair to the cat.
Play 9:
I almost ended with this play, because I felt it was so appropriate for the theme of the night. Danny McCray, the culprit of many of our blown assignments and completions allowed for the night, finally gets into position and makes a play on the ball. He's in front of the receiver (or tight end, in this case), and has both hands on the ball. He just isn't strong enough, and the ball is ripped from his grip, lofts into the air, and is caught by the tight end as he was lying on his back.
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I hope you weren't too excited to get the real refs back for our games. This is the "busted coverage" Touchdown by Brandon Marshall, and a photo-revelation of how it happened.
We start off with illegal contact on McCray, who is covering Davis on the play. Carr is pursuing to Marshall, his assignment.
Or he was, until Davis makes a nice open-field tackle/block/blatant-violation-of-the-rules. We're ten yards downfield at this point, with the ball in the air. This is offensive pass interference at its finest.
In case you were skeptical, here's a close-up of the jarring hit Davis is laying on Carr (he drives him about 3 yards from that point).
The referees have never been friends of the Cowboys, whether real of fake. Not only do the Cowboys stay near the league-lead in penalties called against us, but we are also at the bottom in penalties called against our opponents. This is a good example of a flag that isn't thrown against a Cowboy opponent, something you can get used to seeing week in, week out.


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On April 29 EU Agricultural Ministers voted in favor of a ban on neonicotinoid pesticides. Despite being scientifically proven to be harmful to bees, many Ministers did not support the ban during the first vote in March. The ban now approved by the European Union will put in place severe restrictions on their use, rather than an out right prohibition, for an initial two-year period - a first and massive step in the right direction to save our bees and ensure good food and good farming in Europe into the future.
Fifteen out of the 27 EU states voted for the initial two-year restriction on neonicotinoids. The ban applies to flowering crops that are attractive to bees and other pollinators, but doesn't apply to winter cereals or "unattractive" crops.
Slow Food joined forces with Arc2020 and the European Beekeeping Coordination in the run up to this second (and decisive) vote, asking European citizens to contact their Agricultural Minister to encourage them to support the bees. And they did! A massive thank you to all those that took part!
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2012 College World Series Preview: Powers Collide
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The Remington Outdoor Company just announced they're closing many of their plants across the country, including the gun barrel manufacturer in Kalispell.
In an email, officials from the Remington Outdoor Company, the parent company of the famous arms maker, said they're consolidating and focusing on their facility in Huntsville, Alabama.
This means in a few weeks the 60 to 80 people left at the Montana Rifleman plant won't have work.
The company says it's a "strategic business decision" and that they're "working hard to retain as many people from the affected facilities as possible."
"We want to be able to help them with whatever we can at this time," said Laura Gardner, the workforce supervisor at the Flathead Job Service.
The announcement about Montana Rifleman actually comes at a pretty good time. The Flathead Job Service says they have more jobs listed now than they have in a long time, and the tourist season is just about to kick off, meaning people who are getting laid off might have a few options locally.
"There is a silver lining," said Gardner, "I don't know if the people are going to be wanting to relocate or if they're going to be wanting to stay locally, but there are some opportunities out there."
Right now, the Flathead Job Service has just under 600 jobs listed, but they're not just going to take this lying down. A cutback of this size means the job service will go out and meet with the people who are losing their jobs.
They'll help with everything from sprucing up a resume and filling out job applications, to signing up for unemployment insurance and knowing where to find health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
Remington Arms is also closing two plants in New York that make Bushmaster rifles and R-1 pistols, as well as a Minnesota plant that makes AR-15's. This production will move to Huntsville as well.
Overall, it doesn't look like this loss will really put a dent in the Flathead's economy.
"Because the economy is doing so well right now, I don't think we're going to see a huge ripple effect on that," said Gardner.
No one from Montana Rifleman was able to comment on the closure.
Gardner says she's been working with human resources over at the plant. They're planning on having an initial meeting with the workers sometime next week.


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Where are the jobs in Indiana? This is the question Republicans are now asking President Obama. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Where are they? Wages are down, with little nuggets of misery thrown in, like no health insurance, no job protection or seniority. But, Indiana has a stuffed bank account — like, who cares? Since this saved (or stolen) rainy day fund is ours, where is "our" bankcard?
The poor and/or unemployed will never see any of this surplus money, but, I'll bet those in Carmel and Fishers get their share. You know they will. Hamilton County receives all the upfront and easy money while the rest of the state gets peanut shells.
Republicans in Congress are obstructionists and are sabotaging our economy, just to finally win in 2014. Their leaving food stamps out of legislation gives one a hint of their intentions. Millions of poor people are dependent on food stamps to feed themselves and their kids. Republicans could care less. Another of their plans is to kill pensions, Social Security benefits and Medicare, through Wall Street, by pulling their stock investments in those companies that offer good pay and benefits. The more an employee makes, the easier it becomes for them to pay into Social Security and ensure a good pension when retiring. Wall Street actually brought down General Motors with this tactic. Thank God for President Obama and the Democratic Congress who came to GM's rescue.
Thanks to the Democrats and Franklin D. Roosevelt who started it all, and to my hero, President Obama, from a retired GM worker and UAW member.
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The Battelle Memorial Institute and MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering are inviting applications to the Battelle/MIT Postdoctoral Associate Program supporting innovative research with relevance to national security. We are particularly interested in proposals that emphasize fundamental research in year one, with the potential for reduction to practice in year two. Successful applicants will have access to Battelle advisors during the second phase who can assist with technology transfer challenges including ultimate transition to
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The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, seeks an outstanding individual for a tenure-track faculty position in Mechanics of Solids and Structures. The appointment is expected to be at the assistant professor level; in an exceptional case, a senior faculty appointment may be possible. Faculty duties include teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, development of an independent, internationally-recognized research program, and supervision of student research.Read More...
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One of the greatest challenges facing the solar industry is the high cost per kilowatt hour for solar power. Even with government subsidies and incentives, the price of solar power is still much more expensive than traditional energy sources. For it to become widely adopted, cost reductions need to be accomplished that increase the energy output of solar cells and reduce manufacturing costs.
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USGA and Chevron Announce STEM Scholarship Program(February 20, 2014)
Far Hills, NJ (PRWEB) February 20, 2014
In a demonstration of their ongoing commitment to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education, the United States Golf Association (USGA) and Chevron announced a new scholarship program for qualified high school seniors who are pursuing college careers in STEM disciplines.
The scholarships are available to students who plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university as a full-time student with a focus in STEM-related courses. Applicants must also possess a demonstrated interest in golf, which may include: school team and tournament participation, involvement in a First Tee chapter, and family or other golf-related extracurricular activities.
Accepted students will receive an award ranging from $5,000 to $10,000, which may be renewed for up to three additional years or until a bachelors degree is earned.
Through our partnership with Chevron, we have found fun and interesting ways to use golf to inspire students in STEM education, said Sarah Hirshland, senior managing director of business affairs for the USGA. Our new scholarship program is focused on supporting students who are pursuing careers in these important disciplines and we are proud to work together to invest in their future.
The scholarships are part of a multiyear partnership to develop programs that encourage students to pursue STEM education and careers. Since 2012, the USGA and Chevron have provided financial support for the First Green Foundation, LPGA-USGA Girls Golf and The First Tee programs. Together, they collaborated with NBC Learn, the educational arm of NBC News, on its Science of Golf video series, a 10-part program that explores STEM topics through the game of golf. Made especially for use in the classroom, these videos are aligned with lesson plans and national state education standards, and are available to the public at no cost on http://nbclearn.com/Golf.
Few things are more important to young people and the future of American competitiveness than a quality education, said Steve Woodhead, manager of global social investments at Chevron. Our company has invested more than $100 million in education programs over the past five years, and were proud to partner with the USGA in this new initiative to help deserving students pursue STEM-related careers.
Full details and an application for the United States Golf Association and Chevron STEM Scholarship Program can be found at: https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/usga-chevron/.
About the USGA
The USGA conducts the U.S. Open, U.S. Womens Open and U.S. Senior Open, as well as 10 national amateur championships, two state team championships and international matches, attracting players and fans from more than 160 countries. Together with The R&A, the USGA governs the game worldwide, jointly administering the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, equipment standards and World Amateur Golf Rankings. The USGAs reach is global with a working jurisdiction in the United States, its territories and Mexico, serving more than 25 million golfers and actively engaging 150 golf associations.
The USGA is one of the worlds foremost authorities on research, development and support of sustainable golf course management practices. It serves as a primary steward for the games history and invests in the development of the game through the delivery of its services and its ongoing For the Good of the Game grants program. Additionally, the USGAs Course Rating and Handicap systems are used on six continents in more than 50 countries.
For more information about the USGA, visit http://www.usga.org.
About Chevron
Chevron is one of the world's leading integrated energy companies, with subsidiaries that conduct business worldwide. The company is involved in virtually every facet of the energy industry. Chevron explores for, produces and transports crude oil and natural gas; refines, markets and distributes transportation fuels and lubricants; manufactures and sells petrochemical products; generates power and produces geothermal energy; provides energy efficiency solutions; and develops the energy resources of the future, including biofuels. Chevron is based in San Ramon, Calif. More information about Chevron is available at http://www.chevron.com.
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D101 Coco Palms Pool Villa was acquired by new owners in the fall of 2011.
Reservations at D101 Coco Palms Pool Villa include complimentary minimum of one cleaning per 7 days. Depending on the rate period, Daily Housekeeping may be applicable.
The interior decor, furnishings, and amenities of this extraordinary villa were just updated in December 2011 by the new property manager - Tropical Villa Vacations & Tropical Villa Realty.
The new D101 Coco Palms Pool Villa is now an entirely different and much improved experience for guests.
The Coco Palms Pool Villa at Wailea Beach Villas D101, is a three bedroom, three and a half bath luxurious upscale residence with a seemingly direct oceanfront setting and broad panoramic close-up ocean views!
At D101, a stunning expanse of the blue Pacific Ocean is visible from the plunge pool garden, the great room, and the master bedroom.
D101 has a unique corner location in front of the D building that provides a considerable amount of privacy. This may be the only one of 98 Wailea Beach Villas that offer so much privacy for outdoor relaxation.
Also, Coco Palms Pool Villa is wrapped on 3 sides by lush verdant tropical greenery that gives it a tucked into the garden sort of feeling. Off the master bedroom is a lava-rock encircled grotto shower.
The great room has a new 60 inch super-thin LED HD TV and HD DVR, Central Stereo Sound, iPod dock, HD DVD, and free unlimited NETFLIX viewing. All rooms have HD cable boxes with HD programs. The third bedroom has a PS2 with an assortment of PS2 games.
There are three very spacious bedroom suites. Two master bedrooms have an ocean view, king beds, and en-suite baths. The third bedroom has patio access, an en-suite bath and two twins or a 3rd king bed.
D101 is in the D Building which is one of the front row buildings close to the ocean, the oceanfront walking promenade, and the adult heated pool. It is also close to the family pool, the second heated pool and hot tub. Access the adult pool and Wailea Beach by stepping outside and strolling one short block down a staircase facing a gorgeous cascading waterfall, then along a stream decorated with lily pads and pastel colored hibiscus flowers.
D101 Coco Palms Pool Villa at Wailea Beach Villas was designed as a world-class residential resort with only 98 elegant private residences set on 11 acres nestled between the Shops At Wailea, Wailea Beach and the Pacific Ocean.
This gated vacation paradise with its polite and attentive 24 hour security personnel, is embellished with verdant manicured gardens, blooming colorful tropical flowers, and cascading waterfalls, two swimming pools one designated for adults and the other for families, two outdoor whirlpool hot tub spas, an elaborate fitness center with locker rooms and showers, Activity Room, Fully Accessorized Business Center, Beach Services, and Pool Attendants.
Vacation at the Wailea Beach Vilas and you do not need to be concerned about the availability of lounge chairs or umbrellas. There is lots of space. The friendly pool attendants will set up your beach chaise and there is poolside towel and water service.
GUESTS staying at this unique and individually managed villa receive access to many valuable services...
* Payment by credit card at no extra cost
* Personalized In-Villa Welcome Greeting and Orientation
* Complimentary Late Check-Out when available
* This villa offers unsurpassed Quality and Cleanliness
* An abundant array of pre-stocked supplies including bountiful numbers of towels, extra linens, paper products, office supply
* Extensive supply of good-quality cooking and dining supplies,
* Top-quality in-villa coffee and tea making facilities (some villas have espresso machines), herbs/spices, sugars, whole fresh coffee beans
* In-Villa Safe and Copier/Scanner/Printer/Fax, Local Calls, Parking, Long Distance to USA (most villas)
* Bona-Fide 'Four Seasons Hotel' trained professional and complimentary Personal Concierge Service
* In-room Massage, Spa, Yoga, and Personal Training Pampering on request at cost
* Butler or Private Chef available upon request at cost
* Personal Shopping Service for Groceries and Misc. Errands upon request at cost
*Local Maui-based property management available for all of your needs
Wailea Resort is well known amongst discerning travelers for it legendary climate, unlimted water sports and ocean recreation, golden sand beaches, 3 championship Golf Courses with driving range, elegant Tennis Center and beautiful meandering beach side walking promenade. Wailea and Makena golf courses offer players picturesque golf experiences. Guests of Tropical Villa Vacations receive special rates at the Wailea courses.
Private tent cabanas are available to rent for $500 plus tax per day at the Grand Wailea Resort pool area. Rental of a cabana provides access to the Grand Wailea pools & waterslides (height requirement applies) for up to four persons per day per cabana. . Reservations are accepted only within 24 hours on a space available basis. You may also rent sports gear and beach chaise lounges/umbrellas in front of the Grand Wailea.
Tropical Villa Vacations offer a distinctive series of private services and amenities for its guests including signature 'Four Seasons' quality Personal Concierge Service, a resourceful guide to getting the most out of your Maui vacation. Your Personal Concierge is available for complimentary assistance to assemble a Custom Concierge itinerary prior to your arrival.
Tropical Villa Vacations is the original villa rental agency that pairs extraordinary vacation residences with complimentary "Personal Concierge Service". Proud to be named the "Villa Rental Specialist for Hawaii" by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine in 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 and 2007 issues! In 2013, Tropical Villa Vacations is now celebrating eighteen years of exceeding customer expectations!]
Tropical Villa Vacations manages this exceptional villa residence, Coco
Palms D101, at the award-winning Wailea Beach Villas. Historically, Tropical Villa Vacations has been one of just a few official Board-appointed rental agents and property managers allowed to operate within the Wailea Beach Villas Resort. We like to think that our properties and our personal services helped contribute to this exceptional distinction. To guarantee an elevated experience within Wailea Beach Villas, please choose a property managed exclusively by our firm. We guarantee you a dependable top-quality residential villa vacation.
villa rental amenities
- Amenities
- Linens Provided : A very generous supply of towels and bed linens is provided in a location accessible to guests. We also stock many different types of extra pillows in ready to use condition with pressed cases. Extra blankets and down comforters are also provided in-villa.
- Clothes Dryer : Private in villa laundry room with full size Washer/Dryer and complimentary laundry soap and other laundry products (full size boxes - no mini-boxes here)
- Washing Machine : Private in villa laundry room with full size Washer/Dryer and complimentary laundry soap and other laundry products (full size boxes - no mini-boxes here)
- Parking Off Street : One outdor parking space on tarmac. Other parking is nearby on the resort grounds. All parking is Free.
- Elevator : Ground floor location. You walk directly into your villa. No need to use the elevator!
- Air-Conditioning : Central air conditioning with individual room controls. Ceiling fans in all rooms.
- Babysitting
- Beds
- King (2) : The master has a Deluxe Memory foam King bed. The third bedroom can also be made up as a King bed with advance notice.
- Twin/ Single (2) : There are two twins that can also be made into a King Bed.
- Queen (2) : The second master has two deluxe Queen beds.
- Entertainment
- Satellite Or Cable (4) : The Great Room and each Bedroom have access to a central sound system. All rooms in D101 are individually equipped with HD cable service, unlimited NETFLIX download service, HD CD/DVD player including some Blu-Ray players, and large HD flat panel televisions. The third bedroom has a PS2 with PS2 games stocked. The Great Room has an iPod doc with surround and central sound (available in all rooms). All bedrooms have iHome iPod alarm clock radios.
- Music Library : Guests have access to Netflix and Pandora to download and listen to a variety of music. Music is also available via the HD digital cable boxes in all rooms. All rooms have iPod docks.
- Private Pool : A visit to Coco Palms Pool Villa grants you the privilege of soaking in your own private plunge pool followed by a refreshing shower in the privacy-enclosed outdoor garden grotto.
- Shared Hot Tub (2) : There are two outdoor whirlpool hot tub spas, one for adults and one for families
- Communal Pool (2) : There is an adult pool and a family pool at the Wailea Beach Villas.
- Videogame Console : The third bedroom has a PS2 with PS2 games stocked.
- Video Library : The third bedroom has PS2 games stocked.
- Stereo System
- Pool Table
- Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils : Everything a gourmet chef might need is provided, from cookware and dishware, to kitchen spices, oils and flour, even gourmet coffee beans.
- Full Kitchen : Extremely well-equipped gourmet kitchen with Gaggenau gas cooking range, Expresso machine, dual coffee makers and grinder and much more!
- Catering Available : Our concierge can arrange for a Private Chef or Catering.
- Refrigerator (2) : Two Sub-Zero extra-large Refrigerators with ice makers.
- Microwave : Thermador convection and microwave oven.
- Dish Washer : Bosch diswasher
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Deck/Patio : The garden and full panoramic ocean view patio has a generously sized overhanging roof for good protection from the sun and rain for enjoyable outdoor dining.
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill : Private outdoor Viking built-in propane grill and bar fridge.
- View/Location
- Ocean View : Coco Palms Pool Villa is perched above and overlooking the ocean, in a corner setting with windows on three sides. The prime ground floor location provides easy walk-in access that is most convenient while coming and going to the pool, beach, shopping or excursions. Only the ground floor villas have private plunge pools and enclosed grotto shower as well as a spacious outdoor covered patio.
- Communications
- Computer Available : There is a formal business Center located in the main lobby of Wailea Beach Villas, equipped with two Dell computers and a printer.
- Wireless Broadband : No extra charge
- Broadband Access : No extra charge
- Telephone
- Other Amenities
- Central stereo sound system, NETFLIX unlimited downloads on all televisions, HD programs on all televisions, iPod docks in all rooms, PS3, Double pane windows and glass doors, Individual room air conditioning controls, Lutron lighting, European cabinetry, Remote control ceiling fans, Marble floors, Granite counters, Wireless high speed internet service, iHome iPod alarm clock radios, 2 Desks with office supplies, Answering Machine, Fax/Printer/Scanner/Copier, Viking built-in propane grill and bar fridge, Walk-in laundry room with full-size Washer/Dryer, Original Art, Umbrellas, Gourmet Kitchen with an extensive range of equipment and supplies including espresso machine, waffle maker, two dual coffee makers, Gaggenau gas cooking range, Bosch dishwasher, Sub-Zero extra-large fridge with ice maker, knives, full assortment of bar ware, service ware, various condiments and cooking supplies including sugar packets, oil, herbs & spices.
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- Wildlife Viewing
- Parasailing
- Racquetball
- ATM/Bank
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The following components are included in a total cholesterol reading:
What Should My Total Cholesterol Levels Be?According to the National Cholesterol Education Program, your total cholesterol level should be lower than 200 mg/dL. Total cholesterol levels between 200 and 239 mg/dL are considered borderline for high cholesterol. In this case, your healthcare provider may recommend lifestyle changes to lower it -- especially if it is discovered that your LDL and/or triglycerides are also high.
If your total cholesterol level is 240 mg/dL or above, your total cholesterol level is considered to be too high. In this circumstance, your healthcare provider would also examine the individual components that make up of your total cholesterol level – such as LDL, HDL, and VLDL. Based upon this, your healthcare provider may recommend lifestyle changes and/or medications to lower it.
What Does a Total Cholesterol Reading Tell You?A total cholesterol reading can be used to assess your risk for heart disease, however, it should not be relied upon as the only indicator. The individual components that make up your total cholesterol reading –- LDL, HDL, and VLDL –- are also important in measuring your risk.
For instance, your total cholesterol may be high, but this may be due to your good (HDL) cholesterol levels being too high –- which can actually help prevent heart disease. So, while a high total cholesterol level may help give you an indication that that there is a problem with your cholesterol, the components that make up your total cholesterol should also be measured.
Sources:Dipiro JT, Talbert RL. Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiological Approach, 6th ed 2005.
Third Report of the National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) Expert Panel on Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Cholesterol in Adults (PDF), July 2004, The National Institutes of Heath: The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.


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Lime Squares
These delicious treats add a little citrusy zip to dessert or snack time. They can be prepared whenever you have time, then tossed in the freezer and pulled out when you need them, which makes them perfect picnic fare. They can be made with lemons, but I always substitute limes — the taste and color is more interesting, and somehow it just seems cooler to use lime juice.
Hands-On Time: 15 minutes
Ready In: 3 hours
Yield: 16 squares
1 1/4 cups unsifted flour
1 stick unsalted butter, cut into slices
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons finely grated lime zest
Pinch of salt
1/2 cup fresh lime juice
2 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
Confectioners' sugar
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease an 8-inch square baking pan.
- Blend 1 cup flour, butter, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon lime zest, and salt with a pastry blender until mixture forms a loose paste. Turn out into the baking pan and pat evenly onto the bottom, forming a 1/2-inch edge along the pan sides. Bake until the crust is pale golden, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from oven, then reduce the temperature to 350 degrees. Cool crust 10 minutes.
- While the crust cools, whisk together remaining flour, sugar, and lime zest along with lime juice, eggs, and baking powder. Pour the filling onto the partially cooked crust, then bake until filling is set, 25 minutes.
- Cool completely, then chill at least 2 hours before cutting into 16 squares. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar. To freeze, wrap individual squares in plastic wrap and store in an airtight container. (Don't worry about defrosting these completely; lots of folks think they taste even better frozen.)
What's Good for You
Justification for eating half these bars yourself: Citrus zest is packed with limonene, an antioxidant that reduces the risk of skin cancers.


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Just Say "Judy" -- Then Shut Up Again
But the story contains little news, just a run-down of the complicated story of C.I.A. operative Plame and her husband, disgraced anti-Bush diplomat Joseph Wilson, plus a defense from the paper's executive editor as to why the paper can't run a real story on Miller just yet.
Further downplaying the Times connection is the accompanying photo, which features not Miller but another player in the investigation, Dick Cheney's chief of staff Lewis Libby.Johnston quotes Executive Editor Bill Keller's explanation for the silence at the Times: "In his statement to the staff on Tuesday, Mr. Keller said the contempt order under which Ms. Miller had been jailed still remained in effect, meaning that she 'is not yet clear of legal jeopardy.'
"'As we've told readers,' Mr. Keller said, 'once her obligations to the grand jury are fulfilled, we intend to write the most thorough story we can of her entanglement with the White House leak investigation. It's a complicated story involving a large cast, and it has required a meticulous reporting effort -- in part to chase down and debunk some of the myths kicked up by the rumor mill.'"
The Times didn't consider the Plame investigation quite so "complicated" at first, but instead as a clear case of White House perfidy. A December 31, 2003 editorial welcomed the appointment (after an "egregiously long delay") by then-Attorney General John Ashcroft of prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald, and stated as a matter of fact that the leak of Plame's name had "violated federal law."
The paper wrote: "Mr. Fitzgerald is charged with finding out who violated federal law by giving the name of the undercover intelligence operative to Mr. Novak for publication in his column."
At the time it appeared the most likely targets for indictment were clustered in the White House (with conservative commentator Robert Novak also a possibility).
But when Fitzgerald's prosecutorial sharks began circling reporter Judy Miller over telephone conversations she had with sources, the paper changed its editorial tune, grabbing a Washington Post story for a lifeline in a February 2005 editorial that floated the convenient idea that the leak which had "violated federal law" 14 months ago may not have been illegal after all: "Meanwhile, an even more basic issue has been raised in recent articles in The Washington Post and elsewhere: the real possibility that the disclosure of Ms. Plame's identity, while an abuse of power, may not have violated any law."
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I was born and raised in Canada and just recently moved here to Huntington. So during the Olympics i thought id show some support to my country... it didnt help though.
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Cincinnatis Team Lachey has not sung together in more than four years, since they won NBCs Clash of the Choirs in 2007. But they reunited on Thursday night at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club, in what was called an open rehearsal. Word got out, and it was a standing-room-only event in the clubs new Rosemary Clooney Room.
Pop singer turned song-show host Nick Lachey was not there. But Steve Zegree, a well-known vocal jazz conductor, was there to revisit old memories. Hes the director behind the scenes who led Team Lachey to victory.
Before they launched into electric performances of Louis Armstrongs What a Wonderful World, God Bless America and the song that clinched the championship, Rimsky-Korsakovs Flight of the Bumblebee, Zegree reminded them how their faces fell when they were told he would prepare them for the contest not Lachey.
The talented 20 were not music professionals. Chuck Merk, who has perfect pitch, is still a Lakota West High School math teacher.
Shonda Moore, 37, of North College Hill, graduated from nursing school at the University of Cincinnati, and is an administrative nurse for Northwest Local School District. She also sings in a rock/country band called Swampthang.
Still a terrific singer, Moore graduated in the class of 1992 at the School for the Creative and Performing Arts with Lachey. In fact, Lachey gave her her first kiss, Zegree reminded her and everyone in the room.
Honestly, I didnt want to audition for the choir. I actually went with a friend, and she talked me into auditioning, Moore said. I felt bad, because I got chosen and she didnt. But I enjoyed it. It was a life-changing experience for me. It motivated me to get out there and start singing.
Theyre pretty extraordinary singers Zegree said later, of the group. When I came to Cincinnati and auditioned the group that ended up being this choir, more than 300 people auditioned. I had to pick 20 that I wanted to work with. I wrote the arrangements, brought them together as an ensemble and took them to New York.
Their initial goal was just to represent Cincinnati. Zegree got to know the city well, as he flew back and forth to rehearse them from Michigan, where he is Bobby McFerrin distinguished professor of music at Western Michigan University.
This is a great town. One of the reasons these people got selected is because they have a lot of talent, but also they were so passionate about their love of the city and wanting to represent Cincinnati on a national stage, he said.
On Thursday, Team Lachey member Kenny Smith, now the director of the Peace & Serenity Choir, which is competing in the Games, sat down at the piano to lead his colleagues in a swinging God Bless America. Amazed that they could still sing together on the first try, Zegree announced, Lets go on the road.
When they rehearsed for that long-ago competition on national network television, they were not thinking of competing. They were thinking of sharing their music, he said.
Philosophically, Im not about competition when it comes to music. I love it for athletics. Music should be more of a sharing experience, because its not like we can jump higher or run faster, Zegree said. We felt if we did it the way we knew we could, we thought people could like it. So it was beyond our control, and we won.
On Thursday the group performed their a cappella feat, Flight of the Bumblebee not once, but twice. During the reunion, Moore couldnt stop beaming.
It was like we never left each other. Everybody still looks the same and acts the same. It was great to just see the family again, she said.
On Saturday, Team Lachey will walk on during Zegrees clinic as part of the 2012 World Choir Games, The Wow Factor, 2:30 p.m. at Duke Energy Convention Center. Free to registered choirs; $25 day pass for others.


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Damianova, Dabritz and Wilson qualify for event finals.
Utes are making record 38th-straight appearance at nationals.
Utes lose lead, meet, on final event
Georgia Dabritz scores 10.0 on bars
Tory Wilson stays undefeated on vault
Coaching Synopsis
Year at Utah: 39th
Utah/Career Record: 994-199-7
Central Arkansas, 1972
Bachelor's Degree
(Physical Education)
Arkansas State, 1973
Master's Degree
(Physical Education)
National Championship Appearances: 38
NCAA Championships Appearances: 32
National Championships: 10
NCAA Championships: 9
Top-2 National Finishes: 18
Super Six Appearances: 18 (of 21)
NCAA Event Champions: 24
All-Americans: 336
Coach of the Year Honors: 7
Hometown: Clarksville, Ark.
Birthdate: Nov. 8, 1950
Married: Megan
Children: Montana, Dakota
Utah's Greg Marsden, already the winningest coach in college gymnastics history, should reach another milestone this season by becoming the sport's only 1,000-win coach. With a 994-199-7 record in 38 years at Utah, Marsden starts the season needing just six victories to add to his lengthy list of "firsts."
Under the legendary coach, Utah has won a record-tying 10 team championships, qualified for an unprecedented 38-straight national championships, is the only school to qualify for all 32 NCAA Championships, has the most All-Americans (336) and is tied for second in Super Six appearances (18). Utah gymnasts have won 24 individual national titles.
His teams have placed in the top five in the country 28 times, in the top three 22 times and in the top two 18 times. In each category, Utah is first or tied for first in the nation.
On a conference level, the gymnastics team has earned the best Pac-12 finish of any Utah team in both seasons to date as members of the "Conference of Champions," placing second in 2012 and third in 2013. Marsden's gymnasts also captured the school's first Pac-12 individual titles (Corrie Lothrop in the all-around and Georgia Dabritz on bars).
Utah's only head coach for his first 35 seasons, Greg Marsden has shared the title since 2010 with his wife and former longtime assistant/associate coach Megan Marsden. Together, they have established a gymnastics dynasty that has attracted a following rivaling that of any indoor college men's or women's sport. In the past five years, the Ute gymnasts have averaged over 14,000 fans a home meet, and their 20-year attendance average exceeds 10,000. The Utes have won 29 national gymnastics attendance titles. Utah gymnastics is the only sport other than basketball to win an NCAA women's season attendance title and it has done so three times (2010, 2011 and 2013).
The Utes also own gymnastics records for the largest crowd to watch a meet (15,558), NCAA Regional attendance (8,469) and NCAA Championships attendance (36,655, three-day total).
Little wonder fans flock to Utah's meets. The Ute gymnastics program set an NCAA record across all sports (men and women) by going 24 years from 1979-2002 without losing a regular season home meet. Utah's all-time home record of 419-26 has come primarily against the country's best teams.
Utah's first national title was the 1981 AIAW Championship. A year later, when the NCAA began sponsoring women's sports, the Utes kept winning--capturing five NCAA championships in a row before placing second in 1987. Utah achieved similar success in the 1990s, winning NCAA Championships in 1990, '92, '94 and '95. The new millennium has been silver plated: Utah finished second in the nation in 2000, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Utah has qualified into the Super Six 18 times in the format's 21-year history, including 13 of the last 14 years.
Along with Utah's 336 All-America awards, Marsden's gymnasts have won 24 individual event championships while claiming NCAA titles on every apparatus and in the all-around.
Former Ute Missy Marlowe was the first gymnast to win the coveted Honda Broderick Cup, which recognizes the nation's top female collegiate athlete. Marlowe won the honor in 1992 after winning four NCAA individual championships and leading Utah to the NCAA title.
His teams also perform well in the classroom. Marsden has coached nine CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, among them first-team selections Theresa Kulikowski (2002 and 2003), Shannon Bowles (2002), Kristina Baskett (2009) and Daria Bijak (2010). Kulikowski was the 2003 Academic All-American of the Year for all NCAA sports (the only gymnast ever to win the top academic award in college sports). Marsden has also coached four second-team Academic All-Americans in Kristen Kenoyer (1993), Molly Northrop (1998) and Baskett (2008), and two third-team selections in Melissa Vituj (2004) and Hailee Hansen (2013).
Marsden's many coaching honors include a record seven National Coach of the Year citations. In 2005, he was voted the NCAA North Central Region Coach of the Year. He was the 1992 TV Guide/Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Sportsman of the Year and the 1992 MS Sports Person of the Year. In 1986, he won the Dale Rex Award, which recognizes annually "The Utahn Contributing the Most to Athletics."
Marsden served five years on the NCAA gymnastics committee, was president of the college gymnastics coaching association for two years, and was the NCAA Division I representative for the NACGC/W.
He also has international coaching experience and was the 1987 United States National Women's Program Administrator and U.S.A. National Women's Team coach. As the National Team coach, Marsden led the U.S. to a gold medal at the 1987 Pan American Games. The World Championships team he coached finished sixth.
He was a floor manager at the 1984 Summer Olympics and the transportation coordinator at the 1979 World Championships. He brought the 1979 USGF World Championship Trials, the 1980 and '82 USGF Championships of the USA, and the 1993 World University Games Trials to Salt Lake City. In 1988, he was on the organizing committee for the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Trials, also held in Salt Lake City.
Marsden, a native of Clarksville, Ark., was born Nov. 8, 1950. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in physical education from Central Arkansas (1972) and Arkansas State (1973), respectively. He is married to the former Megan McCunniff, a two-time NCAA all-around champion who led Utah to four national titles. Megan has coached alongside him for the past 29 years and is in her fifth year as the co-head coach. They have two sons, Montana and Dakota. Dakota is a student manager for the gymnastics team.
Year Record Pac-12 Regionals Nationals1976 5-3 2nd 10th 1977 10-2-1 2nd 9th 1978 11-5 2nd 6th 1979 14-5 1st 4th 1980 28-1 1st 2nd 1981 26-2 1st 1st 1982 11-2 2nd 1st 1983 20-2 2nd 1st 1984 17-2 1st 1st 1985 13-1 1st 1st 1986 13-1 1st 1st 1987 14-2 2nd 2nd 1988 16-3 1st 2nd 1989 15-2 1st 5th 1990 18-1 1st 1st 1991 13-1 1st 2nd 1992 16-1 1st 1st 1993 17-0 1st 3rd 1994 13-1 1st 1st 1995 16-1 1st 1st 1996 10-1 1st 3rd (tie) 1997 11-1 1st 7th 1998 7-3 1st 4th 1999 12-1 2nd 7th 2000 10-4 1st 2nd 2001 13-1-1 1st 5th (tie) 2002 9-2 1st 4th 2003 7-5 1st 6th 2004 13-1 1st 6th 2005 12-2 1st 3rd 2006 11-2 2nd 2nd 2007 13-3 1st 2nd 2008 12-1 1st 2nd 2009 12-1 1st 3rd 2010 11-3 2nd 6th 2011 8-3 2nd 5th 2012 7-3 2nd 1st 5th 2013 10-2-1 3rd 2nd 9th
Total (regular season) 464-78-3
Total with Postseason 994-199-7 (includes conference, regional and national championships)


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Hope Fellowship Blessing & Show 2013 by Keep Calm Hope Is Here - over 1 year ago
"Hope Fellowship Church of Rockford, Inc. is a new church planted in Rockford on March 31, 2013. We held our first Bike Blessing and Show on May 26, 2013 at the church located at 1135 East State Street Rockford, IL 61104. The t-shirts represented our first statement of unity in the community. We were very satisfied with the shirts as the color was as vibrant as it appeared online. The print was great and the sizes were pretty true to size. T-shirts can surely unite a community."


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Hi, everybody!
As many of you will know, Spurs have an initiation protocol where the players must sing a song. Here are our new recruits being painfully blooded...
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Where was Lamela's/Chadli's?! To be continued, presumably... my guess is that they weren't fit for the away trip so they were spared the wincing humiliation.
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A jury has recommended 120 years for a Nelson County man who sexually abused a teenager.
James Jessup has been found guilty of aggravated sexual battery, forcible sodomy, and object penetration.
Broken down, the jury recommended the following sentence: for three counts aggravated sexual battery, 20 years each and $100,000 fine each. For one count forcible sodomy, 30 years and one count object sex penetration, 30 years.
He could face 120 years behind bars and pay a $300,000 fine.
He will be sentenced in August.
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