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It was a bit of a surprise to see West Ranch so highly ranked in the CIF-Southern Section Division I baseball poll two weeks ago.
The No. 3 ranking was the highest ranking of any team in the school's history.
It has been a nearly year since the death of 36-year-old John Conant, a Saugus High School and College of the Canyons graduate.
Maybe you've wondered what it's like. Growing up and playing baseball in the backyard, in the street or on a diamond.
It's too early to call anything a changing of the guard, but West Ranch baseball defeating Valencia 7-1 at home Wednesday definitely carries some kind of weight.
Valencia senior golfer Alex Macaluso didn't have to battle as hard on the golf course Tuesday as much as he had to battle off the course coming up with the right word to describe the gap between his team and Foothill League-leading West Ranch.
Andy Campbell understands that building the Golden Valley football program is a large undertaking.
Humility truly is a rare thing. It's so rare that when you come across it, sometimes your first inclination is to think there is something self-serving behind it.
There will be no comparisons between this Hart pitching staff and last year's.
In a surprising move, Chris Printz has resigned as head coach of the Golden Valley boys basketball team.
J.J., yes.
Golden Valley football just pressed reset on its football program.
There is this consensus going around that West Ranch High will be the Foothill League boys golf champion.
Consider it a tap-in for the Wildcats.
It comes around the same time every year.
Tony Moskal, the boys varsity golf coach at Golden Valley, spouts a load of truth with a heavy dose of humor before the Foothill League golf season tees off.
LOS ANGELES - The tournament is called a classic, yet it's still in its infancy.
Baseball's biggest international star made it grow up Monday night at Dodger Stadium.
LOS ANGELES - Beaten-down, undermanned, gutsy, whatever you want to call Team USA in the World Baseball Classic, add one more term to it - done.
Despite a late rally, the United States couldn't undo Japan's fourth-inning death knell and fell to the Japanese 9-4 in the WBC semifinals at Dodger Stadium Sunday night in front of 43,630.
New England Patriots running back and Valencia High graduate Shane Vereen has his reasons for conducting a football camp at Valencia High this Saturday morning, and they all involve home.
Editor's note: Today marks the seventh in a series in which we recognize athletes at the local high schools who represent their respective schools not so much by what they do on the field, but off of it. We call them "More than an athlete."
Editor's note: Today marks the sixth in a series in which we recognize athletes at the local high schools who represent their respective schools not so much by what they do on the field, but off of it. We call them "More than an athlete."
On the heels of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft and nearing the midway point in the professional baseball season, we get back to our own summertime tradition.
In a season of change, Valencia High School made another big shift on Friday by relieving longtime boys head basketball coach Rocket Collins of his duties.
One said it was a crazy day. The other said it was a long day.
Valencia High graduate Alison Lee is in St. Louis today representing the United States for the 2014 Curtis Cup - a biannual event pitting the U.S. team, made up of the best amateur females in the country, against the Great Britain and Ireland teams.
In the last five-year span (2009 to 2013), Major League Baseball teams have selected a Santa Clarita Valley product 38 times in the First-Year Player Draft and the fewest selected in one year was four in 2013.
We're going all over the place on this one, so stay with us.
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Neath schools u11 will be holding a club festival on Sunday 21st of September at Briton Ferry RFC.
It is set out for the school boy coaches to see players play a few games and look for players for this years neath schools u11 Squad.
Could coaches of clubs that come under the Neath schools area that are interested in taking a team along please contact Nick Evans on 07773555743 or email email@example.com.
Or alternatively leave a message on Neath schools rugby page on Facebook.
On the back of a once again successful Pathway Rollout, the WRU/Ospreys Coach Development Department would like to announce its next CPD event for the 2014/15 season.
Being one of the most crucial areas of the game relating to player safety and restarting play, SCRUM READY will address how to ensure your players are able to develop, adopt and maintain an appropriate scrummaging profile.
Not only is the profile related to scrummaging it is proven to have a positive impact on the ability to tackle, lift in the lineout and enter contact.
Coaches are invited to bring along a player from their age group to work with for the duration of the workshop; one coach one player.
The workshop will take place at Llandarcy Academy of Sport, on Monday 1st September 2014, running from 6pm – 8pm. The lead coach on the evening will be Wales and Ospreys Front Row Forward, Ryan Bevington.
If you would like to attend this event, please confirm your attendance by emailing Dan Owens, WRU Coach Development Officer at email@example.com
Both Swansea Valley and Neath schools under 15′s will return to training on Monday September 8th.
The sessions will be delivered at Llandarcy Academy of Sport between 6.30 and 8pm.
Boys will receive further information on returning to school.
Places are still open and if you attend school in the Swansea Valley or Neath and are in year 9/10 then you are welcome to attend. If you require further information then contact David Arthur on 07740612791.
There are two opportunities to attend the IRB Strength and Conditioning course now available in the Ospreys region via www.wrucoaching.co.uk.
It is a one day course that involves practical participation, and will cost £40.
Further details are available at www.wrucoaching.co.uk
All Clubs in the Ospreys Region.
A reminder for you to register for the Ospreys Cup 2014-15 by Friday 1st August?
Register at http://ospreyscup.org/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=Registration14
Details of the draw/launch event on Monday 18th August will follow the close of registration.
The following Afan Nedd Teams have registered:
Under 15′s Neath Athletic, Cwmtwrch, Pontardawe, Briton Ferry, Bryncoch and TATA.
Under 16′s Bryncoch, Pontardawe and Abercrave.
Afan Nedd AGM will be held at Llandarcy Academy of Sport on Monday 11th August at 6.30pm.
Straight after this meeting there will be a registration meeting and affiliation fees meeting.
All clubs need to register their teams for the forthcoming season 2014/15.
Afan Nedd cup U12/13/14 entry will also be taken at this meeting.
Fees this season are as follows
Club affiliation to district £70
Team registration is £5 per team
Afan Nedd Cup u12/13/14 is £15 per side.
Also festival applications will be collected for those wishing to hold a forthcoming Afan Nedd Mini Festival.
Fun & exciting camps and courses for children aged 3-14 years
Fun and interactive
Safe learning environment
Latest WRU coaching methods and techniques
Meet new friends
Improve your rugby skills
Rugby Stars Camp 29th, 30th and 31st July, Llandarcy Academy of Sport.
Rugby Stars Camp 5th, 6th and 7th August, Brackla Sports Centre.
Book at: http://camps.wru.co.uk/
I am pleased to invite coaching team delegates from each of the following age groups to attend the annual WRU Mini's to Millennium – Pathway Rollout event to be held as follows:
· Llandarcy Academy of Sport – Indoor Arena
· Saturday 9th August 2014
o U7/U8 Coaches – 10am-11am
o U9 Coaches – 11am-12pm
o U10 Coaches – 1pm-2pm
o U11 Coaches – 2pm-3pm
· Each Coach is encouraged to bring along ONE player that also represents their age group in order to participate in coaching practicals
· This event is FREE to attend
What's Involved?
Each age group, over the hour slot will receiving the following opportunities:
For the Coaches
· Informal and intimate coaching discussion with WRU Coach Development Officer relating directly to the interpretation of the player pathway laws for their respective age groups.
· Discussion will be support with video footage as supplied by WRU Referees Department to clarify identified "hot spots" of the pathway game.
· Observation of an age group game played by relevant age group players and refereed by a WRU Player Development or Participation Officer.
· Information relating to Ospreys Rugby ticketing initiatives.
For the Players
· Skills development session delivered by a WRU Player Development / Participation Officer directly related to how to play the game at their age group
· Opportunity to test their skills with and against other players of the same age
· Experience an environment under which the game should be played to take back to their team mates.
· Information relating to Ospreys Rugby ticketing initiatives
· Information relating to WRU Rugby Stars Camps
Spaces will be limited for each age group.To register your interest for this event (coaches) email Dan Owens (WRU Coach Development Officer, Ospreys) at email@example.com asap.
Ladies and Gents, I urge you all to read the following piece of information and take it to heart.
WHAT do you reckon is one of the main reasons most kids quit sport? While you're pondering, let's absorb this stat from the US: Each year 20 million children register for baseball, soccer, football, hockey and other competitive sports; about 70 per cent of those will quit by age 13.
Also according to the National Alliance for Sports, these kids will never play those sports again. Never.
Pass another doughnut and plonk them down at the computer screen until it's time to take them to hospital in a specially built and reinforced obese person's ambulance. Never is an awfully long time.
While you are standing on the sidelines of the cricket/netball/hockey/rowing this morning before you drive off to another sideline on the other side of town, do you think your child will be among the 30 per cent who stick at it?
Well, going by research, if you are a yeller, probably not. Children hate mothers and fathers behaving aggressively on the sideline of junior sports events, especially their own.
So, how's that new barracking rule working for you? You know the one where some sporting codes have introduced lollipops for parents to put in their mouths because their barracking became so out of hand and abusive.
I met a man in the butcher's shop (where all good gossip happens) and he's talking about his latest efforts coaching junior teams for his three kids – rugby, league and hockey. This is an intelligent, skilled, thoughtful junior coach out there in the nice suburbs of Brisbane.
"Every weekend I am called a f—wit and even a c—, on the sideline, in a carpark full of Mercedes and BMWs. Even in front of their kids."
Parents. We're just fantastic creatures, aren't we? We tell our kids how much we do for them, driving them everywhere for sport, buy all the gear so they look like mini-professionals – 10-year-olds in $300 boots and top-line $150 compression gear "to reduce lactic acid and muscular fatigue" – and what's it all about really?
If we're honest, it's ego. Not the kids'. The parents' ego. Deep down, if we interrogate our motives, what starts off as wanting our children to be active and learn to love physical activity can sometimes morph into something else.
What's all that hoopla about sons in the first XI and first XV stuff? Yes, it's admirable to strive to sporting excellence. But when I first moved to Brisbane and realised actual grown-up men were standing around at a party talking and obsessing over that kind of thing, I had to check: "You are talking about your KIDS' sport, aren't you?"
When I was growing up, parents mostly didn't really hang around. They dropped you and went off to take care of the other 10 kids in the family. Or did other grown-up things like earn a living, shop for groceries or go to the pub.
Mostly we played sport unwatched. The ref wasn't screamed at and abused by hostile parents. We played our sport for ourselves – basically for the fun of running around a paddock with our mates. And it was bloody fantastic and enormously freeing.
Someone who has spent his life playing and coaching sport and pondering how to retain young athletes in sport for life is Peter Gahan, head of player and coach development with Australia Baseball, after years at Queensland Academy of Sport. I rang him to pick his brains about kids and sport (in a month of Bernard Tomic's father assault charges and Nudgee College's steroid scandal) and to ask: "Where has all the fun gone?"
Fun needs to be at the very heart of sport, says Gahan. Even at the elite level, he says, research now shows all athletes need a fun activity in their training session. He says countries must walk the fine line of wanting elite sportspeople while encouraging mass participation.
"Research looking at 8000 schoolchildren in the UK revealed that the perceived lack of competency and ability stopped them from playing. They wanted to impress and look good but they couldn't, they gave up," Gahan says.
He says New Zealand has introduced a fundamental movement skills program in primary school with a sports officer in those schools to oversee the program.
"It covers 14 basic skills including running, hopping, throwing – the basics that are age-specific from Year 1. From what I hear, New Zealand is going to start kicking our arse at the next Olympics because, with this program, they will have a greater pool of athletes to choose from coming through."
He sees the obesity epidemic as entirely avoidable.
"A lot of the research on childhood obesity points at the fact that the kids are eating the same amount of calories as their fitter counterparts. They are just not moving. They are sitting in front of a TV or computer."
So, why do most kids quit sport? Well, one of the main reasons, apart from the obvious ones – didn't like the coach, not enough time, too much pressure – is one parents don't want to think about: The car ride home.
The car ride home after playing sport can be a game-changer. Whether you are five or 16, the journey from ground to home can be a non-stop parent teaching moment.
Whether you've played well or lousy, your dad can let you know what you should have done.
Should have run when you should have passed, should have kicked.
He becomes one of those shoulda- coulda-woulda dads.
Mum goes off about the netball umpire, bitch, and your coach not giving you enough playing time, cow. Yep, that car ride home can be pure joy.
If you can, try not to stuff up the car ride home, Gahan says.
The car ride home is when the kid just wants to quietly let the game sink in – whether a win or a loss.
They know if they've played well or badly. You don't need to tell them. The car's a pretty intense closed environment. They can sense your every thought, disappointment, anger, even a bit too much pride. It's all there, crowding in. Every sigh, every shrug is amplified.
So, I ask, what do you say on the car ride home?
Gahan says: "What about, 'geez, I love watching you play out there'?"
Because of the heavy rain showers and the threat of thunder and lightning, Swansea Valley training is cancelled tonight; Tuesday 10th June.


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TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals
Good news came out of Los Angeles today, as Mark Ellis was released from the hospital after a nasty leg injury. Ellis injured his leg when Tyler Greene slid into second base. The leg injury occurred six days ago and some shocking news came out of his surgery.
According to Team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache:
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A six-inch incision surgeons made in Ellis' leg wasn't immediately closed so it could continue to drain. Talk about scary!
Ellis is expected to be out for six weeks. Another health blow to the Dodgers who still maintain a healthy 6.5 game lead in the NL West. Good news is on the way though as superstar center fielder Matt Kemp is nearing his return and Juan Rivera is also on the mend.
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It's springtime at Louisiana's Lake Martin. The air is filled with the chattering of wading birds in the trees that ring the shoreline as they build their nests and prepare to lay eggs. An alligator lies submerged, its body just barely breaching the surface. A snowy egret spots a good-looking stick floating on the water. It would make a fine addition to her nest, so she swoops down to snatch it up. Bad idea. The stick was perfectly perched on the alligator's snout, just inches from his razor-sharp teeth. With one well-timed snap of his jaws, the alligator makes quick work of the bird and enjoys his lunch, beak and feathers and all.
Jane Goodall first described chimpanzees using sticks as tools in 1964. Prior to that, it was had been thought that tool use was exclusive to our species. In the decades since, the club of tool users has expanded to include other big-brained mammals such as apes, elephants and dolphins, such clever birds as crows, ravens and jays, and even the octopus. Now it turns out that crocodilians, animals once thought of as stupid, may use tools, too.
Vladimir Dinets, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Tennessee and an author of a new study describing this hunting technique, first saw a hint that crocodilians - which include crocodiles, alligators, and caimans - might use sticks as a lure in 2007. Doing research in India, he watched as a mugger crocodile lay motionless in shallow water with an array of sticks and twigs laid across its snout. When an egret flew by to grab the stick, the crocodile snapped and the bird narrowly escaped. Dinets had heard stories of similar crafty behavior by animals at Florida's St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoo.
But these were just isolated anecdotes, not subject to the rigors of scientific observation. "We needed to prove convincingly that the use of sticks was intentional," Dinets said. He started spending his weekends at two Louisiana lakes and discovered that the use of sticks as bait by wild alligators there was not haphazard. Alligators living beneath bird rookeries used them, while others didn't. Because the trees near the lakes don't regularly shed branches or twigs, this suggests that the gators were intentionally searching out sticks to use.


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Love having WIP's on my table and am LOVING playing with clay these days!
Friday, July 18, 2014
Playing in clay, AGAIN!
This last two years have just been crazy for me, haven't made art as much as I want. Well, that's changing! I've told EVERYONE in this house that I will be spending most of my waking time sculpting, painting and (hopefully) making videos. I really don't want to be what everyone thinks I should be, I want to be ME, and me is a bit wonky and wants to spend my time with art. With that said I have been working on some new pieces and I just happen to have a few photos to show ya ...
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Soft in the Head contest
A wonderful contest from a fantastic artist.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Santa Frog polymer clay ornament.
My newest frog ornament sculpted in polymer clay over a glass ornament. This one is on it's way to it's new home today but I am finishing up 4 more like it ..... cause I like it ...... cause I can. :)
Monday, March 24, 2014
New Youtube tutorial
I finally got a camera that doesn't drive me crazy that I do do videos with. It's not THE camera that I want but it does the job and it only cost me $30. (gotta love those ebay deals!) So, without further mumbling from me here is my 1st tutorial video with me actually talking while recording.
Paper beads and foil tutorial
It's just a shorty of how I make paper beads with foil accents. Hope you like and and if you do please give me a thumbs up.
Paper beads and foil tutorial
It's just a shorty of how I make paper beads with foil accents. Hope you like and and if you do please give me a thumbs up.
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Steampunk fish digi
I love Steampunk and wanted to try my hand at creating a few Steampunk themed digital stamps. Here is my first, a Steampunk fish. I've been testing all my digi's on card stock and they print clearly and cleanly. Painting a few up as samples and will post them as soon as I'm done.
Steampunk Fish digital stamp
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Cyber security is all the rage this week, with President Obama announcing that he's working on a new cyber war plan and the Internets freaking out that the Super Bowl blackout was really a Chinese hacking effort.
Some of you probably assume the ATL front page was hacked this week. Don't worry though…we made all those problems ourselves.
Cyber attacks on U.S. businesses have increased dramatically as savvy hackers look to steal financial and intellectual assets from computer systems. The smartest cyber criminals have even figured out the best way to get what they want is to avoid the target corporation entirely and aim straight for their law firm — the soft underbelly of American cyber security…
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Established in 2005, Adeva Salon and Spa is a beautiful retreat on the square in downtown Oberlin. On the second floor, Adeva looks out through the trees from an 1887 historic building. The warmth and color in its decor creates an atmosphere that is both inviting and stylish. The space has been restored to its original splendor and embodies what we stand for as a salon, a modern version of a classic beauty.
Our team performs at the top of the beauty industry, creating timeless and trend setting looks. Attending hair shows across the nation, as well as overseas, we are inspired to constantly reinvent styles with skill and vision. As an Aveda concept salon we use high quality, naturally derived products created by a company that is focused on the environment and supporting indigenous cultures around the world. Our commitment to exceptional service is evident through our professionalism and complimentary value added services such as hand and arm massages, makeup touch ups and scalp massages. We strive to make your experience at Adeva salon and spa memorable one and look forward to catering to your needs.
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All around fantastic salon with a great group of girls and wonderful products!!
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Adeva Salon and spa is like a home away from home with their hot apple cider, home made cookies and a staff that is always eager to make you feel welcome!!
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on October 29th, 2012 In: Best Dressed, Gucci, LACMA Art + Film Gala
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Florence for me. Evan Rachel Wood is not there but she is my runner up with Ginnifer
This event was an eyegasm. Long live Gucci!
My fav at this event is Evan Rachel Wood but since she's not in the pool my vote goes to Amy.
Just had to say, I really miss Evan here. She was my favorite of this event and the one who is my BDOTW so far. In her absence I'll go for Minka, as she looked elegant. Amy, Salma (sans hair), and Amber are great as well, plus I love the colors of Florence and Rosie's dresses.
Super torn between Florence and Amy! Love them both.
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I'm surprised Amber Valleta isn't here. She was so stunning! My favorite was Evan Rachel Wood (no surprise there, since her look was very Taylor-Swift-meets-Carey-Mulligan, and I'm a fan of both) with Amy Adams coming in at a close second. I know I'm probably alone in this, but I adored Anna Wintour's dress as well.
Where is Kerry Washington????
Not on this list clearly. Why ask?
LOL… that was rude but I'm cracking on laughs. Anyway, my fave was Florence, basically cuz she always looks dull and tired on the red carpet and now she is glowing (that colour is absolutely gorgeous against her milky complexion).
Evan Rachel Wood is my favorite, Amber Heard is my second and Florence Welch my third.
I must say, it's one of the overall best dressed events I've seen here in a while. Most everyone looks great. However the hair seemed off. Get Evan Rachel Wood's red hair back, Amber Heard's blonde back, and slick Cameron's back, and then we have a party.
That is so true on all points!
My vote went to Evan and then to Amber (who does still look beautiful as a brunette) and then to Ginnifer.
Ginnifer Goodwin ALL THE WAY ! She is the most stylish
evan for me, although florence was a very close second.
Evan Rachel Wood for me but it was a pretty tough battle for my vote.
Evan looked great, but for me Florence wins this by miles.
And FC, 6 pages of updates in a single day? You're a machine! I appreciate your work so much!
Yes, thank you FC! Amazing as always
What a Monday, I couldn't even keep up. This is really an almost perfect red carpet, Gucci must be very pleased! I loved Ginnifer, Evan, Amber and Minka especially – I will go with Ginnifer this time just cause I almost always love her red carpet appearances, but I can't really say anything negative about the others…..
a VERY well dressed event, actually, I think its the first poll were I love everybody's outfit head to toe
As much as I loved Florence's… I went with Evan Rachel Wood cause it felt way outta her comfort zone.
Did I miss the Gucci post of their latest collection? I'm loving the focus on the neck designs, they're amazing. Move over statement necklaces perhaps?
Florence for me stunning
This is so hard for me! I really loved each lady's look. My top three are Evan, Florence and Ginnifer, but not sure who to vote for.
This just might be the best dressed event in a while now.
Florence. One of her best looks EVER!
I agree. She was my best dressed.
Florence Welch!
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Women are finding encouragement and strength to help them lead heart-healthy lives at new, peer-led support groups in the WomenHeart Support Network. Hosted by the Katz Institute for Women's Health in partnership with WomenHeart: the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease, the monthly meetings are open to women who have experienced a heart attack,… Read more »
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Proper screening and vaccination do a great job at guarding cervical health. Still, there are 12,000 cervical cancer US diagnoses annually–and more than 4,000 women die each year as a result, according to the National Cervical Cancer Coalition. The leading threat to cervical health is HPV (human papillomavirus) infection. HPV alters the cells of the… Read more »
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Epilepsy is a condition that affects the nervous system and can cause debilitating seizures. Various biological and social differences cause women to experience epilepsy differently than men. As a result, women with epilepsy face different challenges throughout life—for instance, when they try to conceive. Epilepsy affects almost one million American women of childbearing age; nearly… Read more »
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Almost all women are unaware of their true breast cancer risk, according to research I recently completed. Nearly 10,000 responses to a 25-question survey showed that 90.6 percent of women did not accurately assess their breast cancer risk. Knowing the risk of breast cancer can help women seek more effective, timely care. A majority of… Read more »
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Kim Jones' autobiography, Dandelion Growing Wild, vividly describes intimate details of her life from early childhood through the present. Not your typical runner's story, the book tells how her family faced poverty, suicide, drug addiction, tragic accidents and more, while Jones dealt with a high school pregnancy, two divorces and the death of a daughter. Throughout, however, the book shows how each event propelled her forward as she became one of the top marathoners in the world. The reader is treated to detailed descriptions of running and races, from early track meets to placing second in the New York City Marathon.
Jonathan Beverly talked with Jones, now 54 and living in Fort Collins, Colo., in early February.
Running Times: You tell details about your life and your family that many would hide or gloss over. Did you have trouble revealing so much?
Kim Jones: There was a time when I pulled away from the more traumatic experiences, when I first started writing. But an agent recommended that if the book was going to be more mainstream, a survival story as much as a running book, I needed to tell it all. It was difficult to dig deeply into my emotions to bring out the compelling meaning of each tragedy, making my story more real to the reader. Telling it as it was shows honesty but also vulnerability. Since Dandelion Growing Wild has been published, I've received letters and emails from runners, as well as nonrunners, thanking me for sharing my story, relating that they walked away from the book with hope – hope that you can endure and overcome anything and realize your dreams.
RT: Your memory of specific scenes and settings is impressively detailed. How did you recall so much?
KJ: I did rely on my mother and grandmother for some early details, but I've always been an observer, sitting back and watching, asking questions. Even at age 5 and 6, traumas can really stand out in a child's memory. I do tend to remember almost everything: small details, colors, smells, conversations, especially during a run.
RT: Do you think the difficulties you experienced throughout your life made you a better runner?
KJ: Experiencing one tragedy after another, falling down and picking myself up, certainly made me a strong, tough marathoner. And the distractions helped in many ways. They helped keep me from being too focused – not many of my competitors were dealing with two high-maintenance daughters. They also kept me from getting too down when I did poorly. I couldn't sink into a dark place and hide; I had to deal with other things and move on.
RT: You describe several races where you ate too much in the days before and felt bloated and slow in the early miles, then felt better later and ended up doing well. Other times you were overly tired and started slow, then finished well. Looking back, do you think this was a good strategy?
KJ: I think the eating too much goes back to when I was often hungry as a child. I'd see the marathon as a really long race, and with lots of food available, a chance to eat everything I wanted. But I loved the carb loading; it was great and really worked. I recommend that. Being overly tired probably wasn't the best condition to be in during a marathon. But running easy early and then picking it up was the best strategy for me. My asthma forced me to run this way and also made me stronger, and a marathoner. Even though I'm more of a miler and should have been a 5K runner, my asthma made it so I couldn't hold the pace for a 5K, so I became a marathoner.
RT: You were on the cover of RT three times, and each time you had a bad race afterward.
KJ: Yes, the first time was before Rome [1987 world championships marathon], when I sprained my ankle racing on the cobblestones. Then Olympic trials [1992, DNF] and Olympic trials [1996, DNF]. So, yeah, I had a 'cover jinx.' But I thoroughly enjoyed the photo shoots for the cover, and you did two feature stories about me that were positive. I don't blame Running Times [laugh].
RT: In your book, members of your family suffer from mental illness and several fall into drug abuse. In one scene your sister says that running is your drug. Do you consider running your drug for coping with life?
KJ: Running has always been an escape. I needed to run away from sadness and trouble, and I felt good when I was out running, free. Yes, it was a drug, but I see it more as my salvation.


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And look what we have here! DarkUFO has dug up another "Lost in 8:15″ video. Take a look and send it to all of your less obsessed friends so that they remember what's going on.
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Hi Izi!!
You may remember me as Lost Questions 23, started a blog around the end of Season 5 that was, supposed, to deal with the many many questons of Lost.
Well, Season 5's finale threw me off track a little bit, but I am bouncing back with a new blog, one that will be about ALL topics. Here is my first Lost post if you are interested in reading:
I think the finale of Season 5 proved as a game-changer for me, much more than any other season finale, and I feel that the best course of action would be to put the Lost Question 23 blog on hold until we have all the episodes, then dedicate my time dissecting the mysteries, rather than do it all now and risk feeling disheartened by the ending. I felt that the Season 5 finale was getting close to "it was all a dream" territory, and I would die if I put that much effort into a show and a blog to have it all fall to pieces in the final season.
Anyway, expect a more light-hearted approach over the coming months, and prepare to go in-depth with my when it is all said and done. I hope you will still be blogging then, as I know I will!!
Happy days!
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There are those backstage that are hoping that TNA does not get rid of the Joseph Park character, as they feel that he is a character that still has some life left. Plus, it seems like Christopher Parks genuinely enjoys playing the role, as he does put a lot of attention into the details.
January 20, 2014
When is not wrestling for the company, Joseph Park has been working as a backstage agent and producer for TNA.
October 29, 2013
There are rumors floating around right now that Kurt Angle has called Triple H about a possible return to WWE. Reports has surfaced that HHH is not interested in a reunion with the former world heavyweight champion. There is said to be some lingering backstage heat from HHH towards Angle, whose contract with TNA expires in exactly a month from today.
August 21, 2014
There is a split backstage in WWE when it comes to viewing Dean Ambrose as a main event performer. A lot of people in management do not view the former Shield member as someone of that caliber. He also has his supporters, and that group has probably increased in size after his superb performances with Seth Rollins at Summerslam 2014 and Monday Night Raw.
August 21, 2014
There were some talks backstage in WWE of bringing in Rey Mysterio to help do promotions for Summerslam 2014. He lives three hours away in San Diego and is especially popular in southern California. However, that never happened. The shows how bad the relationship is between the two sides, as Mysterio reportedly wants to be free of his contract with the company.
August 21, 2014
Hulk Hogan has a knack for drawing attention. That's why he has made millions of dollars in his career. The former world heavyweight champion has pulled TMZ in and brought extra attention to WWE this week by exaggerating his supposed real life feud with Brock Lesnar. Hogan is pretending to have backstage heat with Lesnar because the former UFC champion called him "grandpa".
August 21, 2014
Since he has worked himself into shape and became a legitimate main event performer, many are speculating that Bully Ray will be heading to WWE after his contract with TNA expires in a couple of days. However, reports are surfacing that WWE is hesitant to bring him back. Aside from his age, there are those backstage in the company that do not like Bully.
August 21, 2014
Everyone in the industry now knows that Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio made appearances for AAA at the TripleMania pay per view. The belief is that WWE will be pursuing legal actions against the promotion, as management has been very quiet backstage about the incident. That has led many to believe that lawyers have advised them not to discuss the situation.
August 19, 2014
Rumors are now floating around that one of the reasons why TNA parted ways with Vince Russo is due to the fact that he interviewed Daffney on his podcast show. There is said to be a good amount of backstage heat towards her because of the lawsuit that she filed against the company a couple of years back. Russo being involved with her is something that reportedly annoyed management.
August 19, 2014
While a lawsuit against WWE is still being pondered, Alberto Del Rio revealed that several employees, including wrestlers, were witnesses to the backstage incident that took place between he and Cody Barbierri. Of particular note, Del Rio pointed out that Jack Swagger was one of the wrestlers that saw the entire thing unfold. If a lawsuit takes place, then there is a chance that Swagger could be questioned.
August 18, 2014
While management has seemingly given up on the Bo Dallas push, they do not appear to be in a rush to give him a release just yet. The belief is that WWE will keep him around for the time being and utilize him as a roster filler. Dallas is considered a good employee who shows up to work and does not cause trouble backstage. Another push seems to be out of the question, though.
August 18, 2014
Last night, Jeff Jarrett was scheduled to work a match at TripleMania, which is the biggest pay per view by AAA. Unfortunately, though, he was not able to make it. Jarrett had some travel issues due to some bad weather in Texas. There is said to be no backstage heat towards the former world heavyweight champion because he did make the effort to try to get to Mexico for the show.
August 18, 2014
Reports are surfacing that there is some backstage heat between Vince McMahon and Triple H at the moment over the main event of Wrestlemania 31. McMahon wants Brock Lesnar to defend the title against the Rock, as he feels that those two guys would produce the biggest draw of a match for WWE. HHH, however, wants the company to elevate Roman Reigns by having him challenge Lesnar.
August 18, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Bully Ray has informed the TNA locker room that he will be leaving the company. That comes as a shock because the former world heavyweight champion had been gaining a bit of power backstage. His contract expires in September, and negotiations are said to be ongoing. The company has been locking up a handful of wrestlers over the last few weeks, so it's not impossible for them to work out another contract with Bully.
August 17, 2014
As expected, WWE has instructed their performers to remain silent if they are asked about the backstage incident that led to the release of Alberto Del Rio. When asked by the media, Sheamus explicitly stated that he knew nothing of the situation, even though most everyone in the company is aware of what happened. Management does not want to run the risk of starting a legal battle with Del Rio.
August 17, 2014
In a sign of how much power he has gained backstage, Bully Ray was recently put in charge of a talent meeting to explain to the performers that TNA was still going to remain in business. The former world heavyweight champion has been given access to details of the negotiations that the company has undertaken with the various television networks.
August 17, 2014
While the widespread assumption is that Spike and TNA have parted ways, the two sides still remain in negotiations on a new television contract. Executives from the network were backstage at the recent taping of Impact Wrestling. There were also representatives from other television networks on hand as well, as they are interested in doing a deal with Dixie Carter.
August 17, 2014
It looks like Alberto Del Rio will not be joining TNA or Global Force Wrestling after all. During a media appearance, the former world heavyweight champion revealed that he cannot wrestle in the United States for approximately a year. The belief is that he breached his contract with WWE when the backstage incident took place. That reportedly enables the company to ban him from working for another wrestling promotion.
August 16, 2014
Since he still has some backstage stroke, Batista is said to be using his political powers in an attempt to get WWE to push Titus ONeil, whom he calls a very close friend of his. The former world heavyweight champion has even publicly stated that he would be more than willing to be the person to elevate ONeil should the company decide to go that route.
August 15, 2014
The success of Guardians of the Galaxy has changed things up a bit backstage in WWE. It has given Batista a bit more leverage now that his name value has increased with the general public. Management is being careful with how they spend their money nowadays because of the major losses due to the WWE Network, but many feel that they would pay for Batista because he can bring a lot of attention to the company.
August 13, 2014
There has been a lot of speculation floating around about Alberto Del Rio and his release from WWE since word got out that the former world heavyweight champion was going to be making an appearance for AAA at TripleMania this upcoming weekend. Some believe that he was able to convince WWE to waive his 90 day no compete clause because of the backstage incident.
August 13, 2014
There is a lot of pressure on Dixie Carter nowadays because many believe that TNA is going to be closing shop soon. However, the belief is that if she can come through and get a television deal set for Impact Wrestling, then she will have earned the respect of many people backstage in the company and in the industry. A win like that might even help her repair her reputation with online critics.
August 12, 2014
Since TNA decided to shift Mr Anderson into a program with Sam Shaw, there is now a need to find an opponent for Bully Ray. Since most of the performers on the roster are already involved in a program, one of the ideas being tossed around is to have the former world heavyweight champion joining the program between Eric Young and Joseph Park.
February 24, 2014
Eric Young and Joseph Park, who worked under the mask as Abyss on Impact Wrestling this week, were heavily praised by TNA for their recent performance. Their hardcore match came off really well, both with the live audience and on television. Plus, their overall selling of the story line over the last few weeks have been better than expected.
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The enticing Spice Bazaar, also known as the Egyptian Bazaar, is much smaller than the Grand Bazaar but more colorful—though not as colorful, perhaps, as it was in the 17th century, when it was built to generate rental income to pay for the upkeep of the Yeni Cami (New Mosque) next door. In those earlier days the bazaar was a vast pharmacy filled with burlap bags overflowing with herbs and spices fresh off the ships from Egypt and the Spice Islands. Today, although an increasing number of souvenir shops have opened up in the bazaar, you can still wander past numerous stalls chockablock with sacks of spices (including highly sought-after Iranian saffron), bags full of dried fruit and nuts, and delicacies including lokum (Turkish delight), caviar, and Turkish coffee and tea. The maze of narrow streets on either side of the bazaar is filled with open-air booths and shops selling similar foodstuffs at generally cheaper prices—as well as everything from household items to medicinal leeches.
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The following Tentative Rulings will become the ruling of the Court unless a party desires to be heard. If you desire to appear and present oral argument as to any motion, it will be necessary for you to contact the Judicial Assistant by telephone at (707) 521-6723 by 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 21, 2014. Any party requesting an appearance must notify all other opposing parties of their intent to appear.
1. SFL 56574, Wilson Dissolution:
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After review of the transcript of the hearing of June 23, 2014 and taking into consideration Father's request for correction or reconsideration, the Court grants Father's motion to reconsider the amount of child support ordered. Father and Mother to file updated financial declarations by September 5, 2014. The matter is set for rehearing on September 18, 2014 at 8:30 a.m., in department #22.
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Major Source of White Babies for Yuppie Parents May Be Cut Off
Russia is threatening to block American adoptions.
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Russia is threatening to block American adoptions.
But let's face it, you probably will.
They're like the new pashmina.
It's hard when you have to also pay for a doula and brownstone renovation.
She's named Krishna.
Risks pissing off powerful baby lobby. (Blobby?)
A study out this month shows that adoptive parents prefer white and Hispanic babies over black ones, and girls over boys. Unless they can get a steep discount.
A common problem for which there is an easy solution.
"I even like when they're wet and you smell them all warm liked a baked good."
"I'm sorry, but I have a stressful job, I have a baby. I need to unwind somehow."
Breast envy in Brooklyn.
This should go some way toward calming parents ... for a little while.
Public School 9 on the Upper West Side accidentally misplaced tests taken by 60 pre-kindergartners and kindergartners for the city's Gifted and Talented programs. Uh-oh.