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↵Sunday's much anticipated preseason game between the Broncos and Bears just happened to be slated for NBC's Sunday night football, and with the Offseason of Jay, the game quickly morphed into Cutler vs. The City of Denver. Thankfully, there is no one better than Al Michaels to cover the scrimmage turned 'playoff atmosphere event.' ↵↵
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↵When Cutler first stepped onto the field, Michaels let the crowd do the talking, before explaining, "the reason your picture is jumping is because the crowd is stomping, and the stands are shaking," adding, "so there is what Jay thought would be a mixed reaction. That ain't mixed." ↵↵
↵Michaels juxtaposed using the occasional ain't with his typical profusion of 10-cent words to describe even the most mundane plays, somehow adding an air of import to an otherwise meaningless game that somehow never bordered on highfalutin. Yet he still managed to remember the audience is a bunch of football-drunk mouth breathers, offering, "a quick three-and-out. Jay gets saluted when he goes to the sideline. Chicago to punt." (Hint: he was talking about the middle finger.) ↵↵
↵The best Michaels moment of the first half came during a quick timeout with a few minutes to go before halftime when NBC managed to smack three live-read promos into 30 seconds, the last of which came for EA Sports Madden NFL 10, which was a perfect introduction for this story from Michaels: ↵↵
↵⇥"Speaking of John Madden, I'm reminded of a story, Cris. Last year we're doing Denver-San Diego at the end of the year, and we're meeting with the Broncos. Cutler comes in -- he leaves. Mike Shanahan then comes in and John and I say to Shanahan, 'we've never met a guy more forthright, candid, open, honest, no-B.S. Never have we interviewed anybody like that.' And Mike laughed and said, 'we're working on that.' ↵↵It was a perfect segue from an ad to content relating to the game at hand. Cris Collinsworth, clearly holding his own in the SNF booth, quipped back, "You don't have to worry about it now," which worked on two levels, with both Cutler and Shanahan gone from Denver. If teams in the NFL still look to be in scrimmage mode, it's good to know that Michaels is already in mid-season form. ↵
↵OMG, LOL, He said 'Threesome' ↵↵
↵During a break in the action while reviewing a catch made by Bears tight end Greg Olsen, Collinsworth tried to illustrate how close Olsen and Cutler have become, making the 12-year-old inside all of us giggle a little. ↵↵
↵⇥"And these two guys are buddies. They go out together. Greg Olsen just recently married, and it's a threesome. They go out -- he and his wife and Jay Cutler -- hang out together and have a good time and you can see that chemistry building on the field here as well." ↵↵
↵Saying the word threesome on national television is like putting up the Bat Signal for some sports blogs. Too bad Olsen's number isn't 9 -- catching passes from Cutler, the internet might implode. ↵↵
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↵Michael Irvin won't just be starring in reality show after reality show anymore. The NFL Network has hired Irvin to be a studio analyst. Expect lots of brash statements followed by copious amounts of giggling. Irvin is an opinionated fellow, so it will be interesting to see how his brand of punditry jibes with the rest of the Network. We do know this, the only thing wider than his tie knot will be his effusive grin. ↵↵
↵Joining Irvin at NFLN will be former ESPN coworker Stacey Dales who, per Variety, will be the new co-host of NFL GameDay Morning with Spero Dedes. There's a joke about her being a studio host, which will help NFLN in first-class plane fare each week, but I'm not sure I want to make it. ↵↵
↵Belichickian Meme Is Old Already ↵↵
↵It is just me, or are people going to the Belichickian joke too often? Yes, we get it, Bill Belichick doesn't like to talk about things. We understand he plays things very close to the hoodie. But that doesn't mean he's the only coach to ever do that. We're now getting everything from 'The Belichickian parlance' to a Belichickian response to, my favorite, Belichickian molding. ↵↵
↵From SI mailbags to random references in a story about Michael Crabtree to Eric Mangini, to stories about Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano's reluctance to formally name a starting quarterback, writers all over the country have replaced secretive or cryptic with Belichickian. Frankly, it's ... who's the laziest coach in the game? Because it's that guy. ↵↵
↵Why Newspapers Hate Blogs ↵↵
↵Gawker had a story today about Roger Federer's logo. Well, it wasn't a Gawker story, actually, it was a Gawker pull-out from a New York Times story. Aggregator Andrew Belonsky even made sure to tell readers that the Times piece was "astonishingly long," without actually linking to the story. ↵↵
↵This is why newspapers hate blogs. There's an excerpt from the piece, and a link to another story at Gawker, but at the time of this publication (things can be added on the internet rather easily) there was no actual link to the NYT story. So here's that link. ↵↵
↵And if you think 1,600 words on the best tennis player in the world from a New York publication the week of the U.S. Open is 'astonishing,' that's a pretty sad statement on our attention spans. Not linking a story you rip, while pilfering the pertinent information for your readers ... that's astonishing. ↵↵
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Luke is making a switch this year for the Cards. Since it seems like everyone named Brohm needs to be somewhat affiliated with the QB position at Louisville, Luke is taking a few steps back, literally and moving to fullback. As one might expect, Luke didn't see the field at QB last year with Sunny and Teddy getting the reps. At fullback there is some more opportunity for Luke, but with the emergence of Butler and Harrington, along with McGriff-Culver and Sharp, the position is quickly filling up. Luke walked-on from St. X a couple years ago and hopefully he gets a chance to produce on the field in the next couple years.
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Hometown: South Euclid, Ohio
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Thoughts: Kevin took a redshirt last year, and it might be an excellent move by the coaching staff. Kevin has shown some promise at corner and even beefed up another 10 pounds from last season to avoid getting pushed around. You can thank Coach Moorer. Kevin is listed as the backup to Floyd at the second CB spot right now and I think he'll see some decent time on the field this fall. With Floyd and Johnson being Juniors, I'll be looking forward to seeing Houchins and Gaines play this year as they represent the future on the corners.
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I've got a new theory. Bare with me as I haven't thought this all the way through, but I think there might be a correlation with how much fun you had on a trip to how long it takes you to unpack afterward. I go on a two day trip for work...usually have the stuff in the laundry within 24 hours. I go on a two day road trip with my buddies...the bag may sit there for a week before I finally get it washed. Maybe it's like a memento from the trip, where subconsciously until you unpack that bag the trip is still going on in your head..? Anybody else on board with this? To deep for a Saturday post? Sorry, enjoy this as my apology...


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Raising the BarFebruary 22nd, 2012
A lot of people have asked my opinion of the recent events on Cerro Torre. Here they are for any that are interested. Probably no surprises for those that know me.
Patagonia's Cerro Torre, once considered a premier alpine climbing destination, has rapidly become one of the world's premier cragging destinations. As the summits there become more and more accessible to more and more people, it has lost much of it's fierce reputation. The recent actions of Jason Kruk and Hayden Kennedy, however, have helped to restore true alpinism to this beautiful mountain. By not only ascending the mountain's Southeast Ridge by fair means but also, by removing many of the offensive and unnecessary bolts placed during the first attempt at climbing this route, and I stress the word attempt, they not only removed litter, but also made the summit of Cerro Torre much less accessible. They, and others have proven that Cerro Torre's summit is not inaccessible, one only needs to serve the proper apprenticeship and develop a high level of competency and craftsmanship in alpinism prior to attempting an ascent. To stand on the summit of Cerro Torre is once again not just something one is entitled to, requiring only moderate climbing experience and good weather. You can no longer cheat to arrive on top of Cerro Torre; it must be earned!
No doubt, some have and will continue to cry foul of their actions, calling them elitists. And, elitists they are as should be anyone able to stand on top of Cerro Torre. It is a proud and distinguished peak; those capable of ascending it are truly among climbing's elite. There is nothing wrong with that and the notion that, for some, it simply is beyond their abilities. This concept of inaccessibility seems to have been neglected and forgotten neglected recently. There are and truly should be some places on our planet that are inaccessible due to their remoteness and/or ruggedness. The means of ascent by which Jason and Hayden have altered was in no way an important climb in the world of alpinism. It was, however, quite controversial, and rightly so, since it was nothing more than cheating. Cheating is frowned upon in every other sport, why should it be any different in climbing, especially Alpinism? In that, and in light of the obvious nefarious original intent (to help cover up a lie), the actions of Jason and Hayden should be commended, not condemned as some have.
I, for one, commend and applaud them and encourage others in the climbing community to do the same. I also admit that I may not have the requisite skill to ascend the Southeast Ridge of Cerro Torre. I appreciate the tremendous effort and dedication to excellence that it would take to succeed at that endeavor.
Regardless of the country or region in which this beautiful and daunting mountain resides, it deserves better than what amounted to a glorified via ferratta by which to attain it's magnificent summit. It deserves far better. I can only hope it inspires others to better themselves and better consider the means to the end which they seek.
Thank you Jason Kruk and Hayden Kennedy.
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The last ten years have been brutal, except for the bringing out Joe Gibbs to try and right the ship.
Even Joe whiffed on Jason Campbell, yet you have to feel for the guy falling into Snyder's dysfunctional family. How can you thrive and develop in multiple systems. Even Joe Bugel has been given potato chips to work with.
In the end it comes down to the weird relationship of Danny Boy and Vinny C. Now Vinny has hit on a few picks, but not enough to build on. He can't be forgiven for overlooking the O-LINE!!!!!!! Three 2nd round picks in 2008 and no guards, no tackles. HELLO Phil Loadholt!!! This guy will be a stud for the Vikings for years to come. Wait! we have a chance to draft two marginal wideouts and Cooley sucks so bad he needs help???????
I have come to the only conclusion on this relationship between Snyder and Vinny......Vinny has photos of Snyder in a compromising position with a goat.
It has to be the only reason you keep this sycophantic yes boy around.
Gruden, Billick, Cowher, Shanahan?????
If you were them would you want Zorn's spot??
Dan we forgive your goat love, now clean house! Get Chris Pollian and get out of the way. Go immerse yourself in the business world where you thrive. Football ops should be left to men not to boys who desperately want to be invited into the club.
The mess our little Napoleon has made will take years to undo.
Stop overpaying players and build a team from the ground up, which means the O-line. It all begins up front. Hogs, Steeler, 49er, Cowboy, etc......yes those teams had stars and skill players, but with out solid foundation plowing and protecting they would never have won all their titles.
The aquasition of The Fat Albert that has never done the conditioning to be an every down monster is becoming the latest shrewd move. If he hit the gym he would command triple teams!!
Though even with a solid D you have to break 20 points once in a while to be able to win.
Someone tell me I'm wrong.....
Dan, please write to me to discuss. I'm always available, and next time just feed the goats some kibble and pet them nicely.
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GRAPEVINE - Sex was the hot topic at a North Texas church Thursday night.
The talk was controversial and centered on who is having sex and with whom.
From orgasms to cheating to the institution of marriage, it was all out in the open at the Fellowship Church in Grapevine. More than 4,000 people came to hear various sides on numerous issues related to sex.
Not one empty seat was left inside the church as the controversial debate on adultery got under way. The debate consisted of a panel of guests all married with families and claiming to be happy in their unions.
For Pastor Ed Young, the man behind the seven-day sex challenge, there's only room for one in the bedroom - your spouse.
"Sex is important," he said. "It's a connectedness. It's intimacy. But, God has told us again and again it's one man, one woman in the marriage bed."
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NORTH CANTON - The University of Findlay women's basketball team outlasted Walsh University as they claimed a 68-64 win over the Cavaliers in North Canton, Ohio.
The Oilers, who improved to 13-4 on the season with a 10-3 mark in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), shot 46.6 percent (27-of-58) from the field and grabbed 17 offensive rebounds in the win. The second chance opportunities led to 20 points for the Oilers.
Senior forward Tai Dotson led the team with a career-high 20 points, making 10-of-11 shots from the floor.
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JO - IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
TI - Extensions to Query Languages for Graph Traversal Problems
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KW - graph traversal problems; database query languages; inferencing; elapsed time; data model; interface style; Quel; objected-oriented functional data; G-Whin; Alpha languages; information retrieval; query languages
JA - IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Extensions to database query languages for retrievals that involve inferencing on the nodes and edges of a graph are surveyed. Common types of inferencing are to find paths between two nodes, compute a value for a path such as a distance or an elapsed time, and to choose among alternative paths. The survey is based on the data model (relational or functional), method of extension (iteration, recursion, or special operators), interface style (string or tabular), and restrictions (data- and problem-oriented). The Quel, objected-oriented functional data, G-Whin, and Alpha languages are examined in detail with different values for these properties. The characteristics of other languages are summarized in several tables. The results of the survey indicate the diversity of language extensions and the need to provide data-model and query-language features to address such problems.
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Sikh Students and Turbans
Many Sikh students wear turbans to school. The Sikh Student in this photograph is wearing style of turban called a Patka.
Sikh children, born to Amritdhari Sikh parents, have long hair which has never been cut since birth. By the time they are school age, the hair of the Sikh child may have grown past their shoulders to the waist or even to the knees in length.
A Sikh child's hair is combed, perhaps braided, and wound into a joora, a kind of topknot secured beneath a protective head covering such as a patka, before going to school.
Bias Incidents Involving Sikh Students at School
Though United States law protects all students civil and religious liberties, many Sikh students endure verbal torment and physical assaults at school because of their turbans. Studies released in 2006 by the Sikh Coalition show that:
- More than fifty percent of Sikh students have been subjected to ridicule by classmates.
- About thirty percent of Sikh students who report incidents to faculty members are ignored.
- Close to forty percent of Sikh students wearing turbans to school have been the target of persecution involving bodily assault.
- Three quarters of these are boys.
Sometimes when Sikh students are victimized by crimes in schools, such as a California Sikh boy who had his nose broken by a classmate, the assailants are prosecuted without the incident being reported to the media. Several occurrences involving the turbans and hair of Sikh students in Queens, New York, have been highlighted by the media due to the extremity of the episodes and regularity with which such happenings occur while at school.
- A Sikh student had his patka set on fire by other students.
- A Sikh girl had several inches of her braid cut off by a classmate.
- A Sikh student had his turban removed, and his long hair forcibly cut by other students.
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Big K.R.I.T - Country Sh*t (Remix)
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With the recent release of ReturnOf4Eva, K.R.I.T. has been buzzing all throughout the south not to mention the rest of the country. Although the album showcases tracks that speak to people lyrically like Dreamin and American Rap Star, the Mississippi native also lets the world know about his roots by remixing his previously-released Country Sh*t (off KRIT Wuz Here). This time around he brings along two fellow South of the Mason-Dixon line rappers in Ludacris and Bun B and the result is another sub-bumping trunk banger that puts some south in your mouth! Produced by Krizza himself, the beat is still the soul sampled, heavy bass, riding inspired instrumental we love him for, and with solid 16s from Bun and Luda, along with a brand new verse from the headliner, these two veterans can only help this truly become a Dirty South anthem. While K.R.I.T. can speak on deep situations and feelings that we can all relate to, his UGK-ish riders are always a reason to celebrate for Southern music enthusiasts like me. Fans can find more timeless music on ReturnOf4Eva available for free download now.
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E-Board Election Changes The referendum results came back, and although only 18% of the student body had voted, 91% of those voting approved the resolution to allow candidates for Vice Presidents for Campus Life, Finance, and Communications to run independently. CCSC first took a vote to determine whether or not council wanted to vote on the resolution tonight. The vote passed, 25-0-0. (One member was in the bathroom for the [&hellip
Updates Campus Life Successful Bagelpalooza Oscar Event tonight in John Jay Lounge. 6:30PM. Communications Met with Dean Valentini's communications team to discuss sending out a survey to all CC students about the communications they receive (i.e. email from CCE, CSA, Summer Ecosystems) and looking to see if there are better ways to send out this information. Meeting with the Archivist this week to look at photographs for the display cases. [&hellip
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text: I don't know how many of you are addicted to the BBC television series "Doc Martin," the story of a cranky but wise doctor in a small village. When his beloved Auntie Joan died, Doc Martin stood at the pulpit to speak. Instead of extolling the virtues and the life of his Auntie Joan, he said that Auntie Joan died because she was overweight. He further said that, and I can't remember what percentage he said, that many members of the congregation and the village were obese. A physician knows the end results of obesity and lack of personal eating discipline all too well. And I have observed, over the years, that rarely do people change their habits just because someone else wants them to change. Change has to come from within, even though a doctor can scare the socks off of you by describing all the negative changes that are occurring in your body from your continued overweight. Mortality has to be worth more than food before people will change.


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On the card at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, DREAM lightweight champion Shinya Aoki clashes with former WEC champ "Razor" Rob McCullough in a non-title match, perennial top ten lightweight Tatsuya Kawajiri makes his featherweight debut against former Shooto and DREAM champion Joachim Hansen and the DREAM Bantamweight World Grand Prix gets underway with four quarterfinal bouts.
After the break, predictions from the biggest Japanese event of the year.
What: DREAM.17
When: Saturday, Sept. 24, 2010. Live on HDNet on Saturday, Sept. 23 at 3 a.m. ET.
Where: Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan
Shinya Aoki vs. Rob McCullough
The DREAM lightweight champion has spent a significant amount of time working his Muay Thai at the Evolve MMA gym in Singapore but regardless of what he was been saying to the Japanese press, don't expect him to spend any time with the twelve-time Muay Thai champion on the feet.
McCullough, a former WEC champion, has never been submitted in his 26-fight career but it is a challenge that a newly more well-rounded Aoki should be up to. Aoki sinks in the first-round rear-naked choke.
Pick: Aoki
Tatsuya Kawajiri vs. Joachim Hansen
In their first meeting, a 2006 Shooto world title bout, Kawajiri took a devastating kick to the groin only eight seconds into the bout and was unable to recover. Let's hope for the former Shooto champ's sake that that doesn't happen again.
Kawajiri was always a large lightweight so it's mind boggling that he has been able to make the cut to featherweight so well. Kawajiri gets revenge for the low blow and takes the former DREAM lightweight champion down, grinding out an exhausting yet competitive decision.
Pick: Kawajiri
Caol Uno vs. Takeshi Inoue
Both former Shooto world champions, Caol Uno and "Lion" Takeshi Inoue are at similar positions in the featherweight ladder - both recently picking up solid wins but were also both suplexed into oblivion by Kazuyuki Miyata. Powerhouse wrestling will not be making an appearance here though - Uno will be looking to take advantage of the scrambles while Inoue will settle and look for counterstrike KOs.
In an entertaining but scrappy match, Uno takes the decision and wisely avoids any extended time on the feet.
Pick: Uno
Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Yan Cabral
Cabral, a Barcelona-based Brazilian, is relatively unknown in the MMA world but his perfect record of 9-0 with all wins coming by submission does make you sit up and pay attention. Cabral is particularly proficient in the head-arm triangle and although that is the only submission that has brought the aged Japanese legend to tap, his lack of up of stand up ability will prove his downfall.
Sakuraba's striking will give him the winning edge in an entertaining grappling-heavy decision.
Pick: Sakuraba
Satoru Kitaoka vs. Willamy Freire
Freire, a former Shooto world champion, is a dangerous match for the former Sengoku ace.
Kitaoka is incredibly adept at ripping opponent's feet off or attacking their neck, but if he is unable to secure the submission he tends to take a large amount of damage and then implode. Freire pounds his way to a late KO victory after narrowly escaping early heel hooks.
Pick: Freire
Kazuhiro Nakamura vs. Gerald Harris
With Nakamura focused on running Yoshida Dojo and his campaign to promote judo in Japan, his attention to his MMA career has waned and against a hungry and powerful fighter like Harris, that's dangerous. This is Harris' highest profile fight since his surprising cut from the UFC and he will be looking to make a statement. In his pre-fight interview he promised slams but look for Harris to get the TKO via punches on the mat.
Pick: Harris
Ikuhisa Minowa vs. Baru Harn
"Minowaman" versus an inexperienced super heavyweight plays out like this: energetic entrance, heelhook, fist pumping with a Japanese flag cape.
Pick: Minowa
Dream Bantamweight World Grand Prix Quarterfinals
Hideo Tokoro vs. Antonio Banuelos
A difficult fight to predict as we really don't know what kind of bout Tokoro will fight. As he showed in the Bantamweight Japan tournament final against Imanari, he can win big fights if he is focused on winning. Too often though he gets too aggressive and takes too many risks and his record reflects that.
Banuelos has also been inconsistent in the past and in his last bout got jabbed out of the UFC by Miguel Torres – and it just so happens that Tokoro has an excellent jab. If Tokoro can keep pumping his fists in Banuelos' face, he can take the decision.
Pick: Tokoro
Bibiano Fernandes vs. Takafumi Otsuka
Not much has changed since their first meeting in the 2009 Featherweight GP, so expect Bibiano to control the fight with his wrestling and threaten with submissions. Otsuka has limited submission options on the ground and no finishing ability on the feet and so when it inevitably goes to the judges, the former DREAM Featherweight champion gets the nod.
Pick: Fernandes
Masakazu Imanari vs. Abel Cullum
It's not like we don't know the two-time Deep champion wants to win, it's just that it's so hard to stop it. Cullum, a former King of the Cage champ, has trouble fighting disciplined bouts and his loose style will lead to him getting caught in a heel hook by Imanari.
Pick: Imanari
Yusup Saadulaev vs. Rodolfo Marques
Both fighters are new to most fans, Saadulaev competing in regional promotions in the States and Marques in Brazil.
Saadulaev is an extremely well-rounded fighter, bringing his backbone of wrestling from Russia, his Pan American BJJ champion credentials and a dangerous Muay Thai game to the ring. Saadulaev's flawless record must be taken with a grain of salt though, his last win came against a 0-10 opponent.
Marques comes from the vaunted Nova Uniao camp and has faced a high level of competition on the Brazilian circuit, coming out with an excellent 13-1 record.
Marques will prove too great a test for Saadulaev. Although the Russian is a legitimate prospect, his recent inactivity and lack of quality opposition sees him lose a decision.
Pick: Marques


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Pet and pet food taxes
NASHVILLE - Pet food would be subject to a new tax and persons selling more than 25 dogs or cats would have to be licensed under legislation debated to a standstill in a Senate committee on Tuesday.
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School: South Charleston High School
Primary Sport: Track and Field
The 2009 West Virginia State High School Track & Field Championship event came to an end on Saturday, May 23. The two-day meet closed out a solid senior season for South Charleston's David Caldwell.
In the Class AAA's 3,200 meters, Caldwell finished second to North Marion's Zach Tennant, who set a state record with a winning time of 9:14.84. Caldwell pushed Tennant to the limit on Friday night.
"I went out the first mile with him at like 4:40 or something then he just dropped the hammer and I fell apart," said Caldwell. "I knew he was fast, I just kind of wanted to latch on to him and run a good time. I kind of ran a slow second mile."
Caldwell finished with a time of 9:35.09. He's blossomed into one of the state's top distance runners the past two years.
"I credit my success to Glen Baldwin and the Sunday morning long runs," he said. "Glen is just an old runner who runs marathons and stuff and I just run long runs with him; like 12 or 13-mile long runs every Sunday."
Following the 3,200 meter performance on Friday, Caldwell wrapped up his career on Saturday with a sixth place performance in the 1,600 meters.
"The 32 (is his favorite) just because the 16 is faster," he said with a smile. "I'm not very fast, I'm a little too big."
Caldwell carries a 3.8 grade point average in the classroom. He's a two-time All-Stater in cross country and plans to continue the sport at the next level, where he wants to continue his climb as a top-notch runner.
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Written by: Ashley Lee | Photography by: Dove Shore
The beach may not be San Diego's hottest spot during December, but these days, it's a work space and a playground for Maya Gabeira. Big wave surfers rely on winter storms for swells, and, as the professional athlete and model who currently holds the world record for the biggest wave surfed by a woman at a whopping 45 feet, this "superwoman of surfing" is just gearing up for her primary season.
"I want to be the best, most well-rounded big wave surfer I can be," says Gabeira. "For that, I need time, more experience and to practice on those big days that only happen a few times a year. I want to surf in the Eddie Aikau, Waimea Bay, one day."
Gabeira is treading quickly toward her career goals. At age 23, she has already won a Teen Choice Award and an ESPY for Best Female Action Sports Athlete, along with being the first person to ever take home the Billabong XXL Women's Overall Performance award four years in a row — a title she doesn't plan to give up anytime soon.
Gabeira was born in Rio de Janeiro to a family flooded with South American fame. Her mother is one of Brazil's top fashion designers, and her father is a well-known politician. With a rebellious spirit during her adolescence, she found refuge in the waves regardless of the fact that the sport didn't come easy when she began at age 14. "I chose surfing because that's what all my friends and ex-boyfriend were doing at the time," Gabeira says. "I just followed their footsteps. Surfing gave me the motivation to wake up early, become fit and live a very healthy and ocean-oriented lifestyle that I absolutely love."
After sharpening her surf skills on the beaches of Hawaii and collecting championships atop waters all over the world, Gabeira recently relocated to Cardiff by the Sea, in North San Diego County. "I was drawn to the area because it's central to all my traveling and it's where my industry is the strongest," says Gabeira, who can be spotted conquering the coastlines of Trestles in San Clemente and Blacks Beach in La Jolla. "California is so interesting. There is so much to do and see, and the lifestyle is amazing."
When she's not in the water, Gabeira stays fit with 6-mile runs and yoga on the sand. Though she currently carries the crown as the best female athlete in this sport dominated by men, Gabeira's goal is to be the best ever, period. Her perspective on successful surf competition as being against the water itself instead of the other female athletes aiming to catch waves as well, is quickly turning her into a promising role model for young women.
"Am I a role model? That's a lovely thing to say," she humbly replies to the suggestion. "I just try to lead through my attitude and not so much by my words. I would love to see the next generation follow their dreams in whatever area that may be. If I could tell people anything, it is to realize that if you work hard enough, nothing is impossible. Nothing."
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Scaling Medical Devices in African Markets
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This team is developing Brilliance, a low-cost phototherapy device for newborns with jaundice in Sub-Saharan Africa. A cross-disciplinary team of Stanford and Northwestern masters level students and faculty are collaborating with the non-profit D-Rev to research the medical device markets in East and Southern Africa, seeking to understand medical device distribution channels for Brilliance and other future products, as well as how sales, marketing, and maintenance might be implemented. They are also seeking to understand how unreliable access to and flow of electricity in East Africa impact the design of the current Brilliance device.
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Greenwood police said a registered sex offender was arrested at a local elementary school after he showed up to give his ex-girlfriend a birthday gift.
Police said a teacher at Matthews Elementary School notified law enforcement that her ex-boyfriend David Dawson, 35, had been bothering her and she did not want any contact with him.
Then on Friday, she called police about 10:40 a.m. after she said she spotted him outside of the school in the parking lot and said she was scared. When police arrived, they said they found Dawson sitting in his car with a wrapped gift sitting on the passenger seat.
Police said Dawson was aware that deputies had told him not contact the woman, but he thought they were back together so he thought it was OK. Police said when they ran his name through their database, it came up that he was a registered sex offender in Aiken County.
According to the State Law Enforcement Division, Dawson has a conviction from 2005 in Virginia for criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
Police said they told Dawson he was not allowed to be with 500 to 1,000 feet of a school and arrested him on a charge of disturbing a school. The principal also had him trespassed from the school, police said.
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Tess Livingstone has done Catholics and observers of the Church a tremendous service in penning this brilliant biography of George Cardinal Pell, arguably one of the most influential prelates of the Catholic Church today. She traces his simple beginnings in a way that is simultaneously detailed and breezy, never bogging down in minutiae that would distract the reader. Countless interviews with contemporaries, peers and superiors show she has done a massive amount of research on the Cardinal. Her insights into his deeply-held faith, his trust in God and his simple humanity paint a picture of a man that the Catholics of Australia are proud to call their own.
But this is not a fluff piece for the PARADE section of the Sunday paper. Ms. Livingstone's writing can be hard-edged and unflinching when discussing the less Christian side of some of the people who have had contact with Cardinal Pell over the years. Likewise, she points out His Eminence's less-than-gentle mannerisms as a young seminarian: in one memorable quote, a disgruntled former seminarian mentions, "He [Pell] thought that pansies belong in the garden, not the seminary." Refreshing words indeed for those of us exposed to the seamier side of religious life in the 1970s, with various diocesan and religious clergy preying on youth and children. Pell's commitment to "Muscular Christianity" is wonderful to see develop. His inspiration to young men and women in Australia is the reason the Church "Down Under" will provide holy men and women to serve the Catholic Church for many generations to come. An excellent biography of a truly good shepherd.
Reader's Review: Thorough but Somewhat Defensive
Livingstone's biography of George Cardinal Pell sheds light on one of english-speaking Catholicism's most important Cardinals. Pell's rise in the hierarchy of the Catholic Church has been meteoric, and particularly pivotal for Australia. Were he slightly older, I believe Pell would have been "papabile" in the most recent conclave.
The tone of Livingstone's work is somewhat apologetic. As an American, I was familiar with Cardinal Pell through his writings in First Things and through his reputation in First Thing's pages. I was unaware of the degree to which he has been excoriated in Australia. Before reading Livingstone's work, I imagined Pell to be a sort of "Ratzinger Down Under." Now I have a more nuanced appreciation of the Cardinal - his work bears similarity to Msgr. Levada of San Francisco, the new prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. That is, he is not the archconservative Tridentine-Mass loving 1950's priest that his critics (or supporters) would have one believe, but a priest, bishop, and cardinal who takes his faith very seriously but reconciles a respect for dogma and tradition with a genuine love for his fellow Catholics.
The defensiveness of the book is understandable considering the assault that Pell was under when the book was written.
One intiguing aspect of the book is that of the unfamiliar Aussie syntax. Many of Pell's statements are slightly confusing - he seems to be saying something inconsistent with the context in which it is placed by the author. At times it is necessary to read Pell's statements a few times before appreciating the particular Aussie expression.
I was also taken aback by the degree of Pell's involvement with "social justice". Pell's comments on American actions in southeast Asia were somewhat disconcerting. It is as if the American left-wing view of Vietnam/Laos/Cambodia found a stronger long-term purchase in Australia than it did in America.
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Steps toward establishment of a new Catholic high school in Wilmington continue. The Diocesan Office of Catholic Formation and Education announced this week that the Diocese of Raleigh has identified an appropriate site for the proposed school and has entered into a purchase phase. In a letter to the faithful in the Cape Fear Deanery, Dr. Michael J. Fedewa, Superintendent of Catholic Education and Formation, explained that prior to purchase, the Diocese is undertaking a four-month process of ensuring that the property meets all of the criteria necessary in order to build a school. Upon completion of this due diligence and contingent upon positive results of the required tests and analysis, the property will be secured.
The process to determine the viability of a high school in Wilmington began two years ago. It included a comprehensive enrollment feasibility study, which indicated there is significant support for a Catholic high school in the Wilmington region.
The subsequent step will be to convene a meeting for potential parents and students. The purpose of this meeting will be to convey all of the relevant information related to the school and to subsequently obtain enrollment commitments. Should the required level of commitment be reached and all of the other necessary check points cleared, the opening of the school would be the 2012-2013 school year.
The proposed school would follow the path taken by the new Pope John Paul II High School in Greenville, which opened in August 2010 with a ninth grade. In Wilmington, a possible start-up could include a tenth grade should there be enough interest. The curriculum will generally follow the same comprehensive college preparatory model used by Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh.
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Sales of existing homes increased by 5.2 percent and the inventory of houses for sale fell by 21.8 percent in the last 12 months, according to a new report.
The National Association of Realtors report showed that existing-home sales were at an annual rate of 4.48 million in March, down 2.6 percent from February but well above the year-ago pace. Inventory dropped 1.3 percent for the month, to 2.37 million houses for sale.
Distressed-home sales – foreclosures and short sales – were 29 percent of all transactions in March, compared to 34 percent in February and 40 percent in March 2011.
Foreclosures sold for an average of 19 percent below market price, with short sales were discounted 16 percent.
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Spelling Progress Bulletin. Topics.See Bulletin Contents, Bulletin Riters, Anthology (best of SPB) Contents and Authors.
php links go to the web page of that article. pdf links go to the whole bulletin issue. In each pdf file, click on Bookmarks to see the contents list with links.
Jun 1962 pdf. p5, p9.
Summer 1964 pdf. p16.
Summer 1967 pdf. p3.
Summer 1968 pdf. p5.
Fall 1969pdf. p16.
Winter 1969 pdf. p3.
Summer 1971 pdf. p3.
Fall 1971 pdf. p16.
Spring 1975 pdf. p4, p8.
Spring 1977 pdf. p19.
Summer 1977 pdf. p3, p4, p6.
Correspondence: From our readers/Our Readers Write Us/Letters to the Editor.
- A Letter from the Rotary Club of Brisbane, Australia Dr. L. I. J. Nye. June 1961 pdf. p7.
- An Interesting Letter. leo g. davis. June 1961 pdf. pp15,16.
- Research needed. I. Darreg. Spelling reform in European countries. K.G. Aberdeen. Guide lines for spelling reformers. I.B. Collins. A New Approach. S.S. Eustace. Summer 1971 pdf. pp17-20.
- Pride and Prejudice. I. Darreg. Intermediate Vowels? F.C. Wingfield. i.t.a. and Spelling Reform. William J. Reed. Orthagrafik Reform. L.G. Davis. A Parallel Language. S.S. Eustace. Abbreviated Block Letters. R. Deans. Fall 1971 pdf. pp17-20.
- i.t.a. and Spelling Reform. G. Hildreth. A light in the Night - SR 1. D. Everingham. How Americans are Classified. S.G. Stewart. is the i.t.a. the Ultimate? W. Haas. Nonsense Prose as a Test for Efficiency. Kingsley Read. Winter 1971 pdf. pp19,20.
- Wurld Inglish for the European Common Market. H. S. Wilkinson. The Politics of Spelling. D.N. Everingham. Comments on the Winter Issue. L.G. Davis. Spring 1972 pdf. pp19,20.
- Enquiry from India. H.V. Bharadwaj. Spelling Changes in Various Countries. D.L. Humphries. Legislation for Reform. E.F. Darling. An Answer to "The Folly of Spelling Reform". D.L. Humphries. Proposed Changes in the th-symbol. N. W. Tune. Summer 1972 pdf. pp15-17.
- Printing and Phonetics. I. Darreg. The International Aspects. H.C. Luth. Quo Vadis. K. Read. An Appeal to English Teachers. A.T. Kumarasawmy. Teaching Devices. C.E. Crona. How Many Symbols? C.C. Gerber. Fall 1972 pdf. pp18-20.
- This and That. R. Deans. Some notes on Afrikaans. C.R. Moore. "SR-1 Used". R. Mayhew. Where and How. H. Lindgren. Challenged! K. Read. Winter 1972 pdf. pp17-19.
- Problems in reforming our spelling. B. Russell. Venezky's research in symbol-sound correspondence. O.K. Kyöstiö Public lethargy and lack of publicity. A. Rupert. Basic Problems in Education. H. Barnard. Spring 1973 pdf. pp16,17.
- Get our Youth Interested. B. Russell. Summer 1973 pdf. p20.
- Spelling and Helth. D. Everingham, Minister for Helth. Sticking to the Style, from the Canberra "Times". On i.t.m.'s and Spelling Reform. B. Russell. Fall 1973 pdf. p19.
- Spanish Spelling Reform. On SR-1. Fonetic Language Revolution; Pronunciation, Spelling Bewilder Students. Winter 1973 pdf. pp19,20.
- re: "In English, aspiration is not phonemic."? V. Paulsen. Reply. E.A. Betts. An Experimental Teaching System. B. Russell. Spring 1974 pdf. p20.
- The Problem of Dialectal Variations. H. Bonnema. The Different Aspects of Spelling Reform. J. Pitman. Colour Coding. J. Pitman. Curing illiteracy in Australians. E.D. Smelt. Summer 1974 pdf. pp20,1.
- About Sir James Pitman's letter. H. Barnard. In re: Orthographies, 1974. W.J. Reed. Concern for Literacy. H. Barnard. The Sound and the Visual Image. A. Rupert. Standardizing Phonemic Spelling. K. Read. On Word Signs, a reply to Kingsley Read. N.W. Tune. Computers and Optical Character Recognition. I. Darreg. "The Folly of Spelling Reform," an attempted answer. D.L. Humphries. Fall 1974 pdf. pp17-20.
- The Distinction Between a Writing System and a Reading System. J. Pitman. "Initial Teaching Alphabet 100 Years Ago", a reply by J. Pitman. Work With the United Nations. H. Barnard. How to Design an Alfabet. Newell W. Tune. Winter 1974 pdf. pp19,20.
- About the Bullock Enquiry. G. O'Halloran. About the S.R.1 movement in Australia. R. Mayhew. What about Common Cause? H. Barnard. More about S.R.1. H. Tuffin. Spring 1975 pdf. pp19,20.
- In re: Representing Pronunciation. K. Read. Re: Letter about the Bullock Committee. W. J. Reed. Comments on a Book Review. I. Darreg. Pronunciation and Spelling. J. Pitman. Fall 1975 pdf. pp19,20.
- Who shall start spelling reform? C. R. Moore. The two sides of the coin. H. Barnard. Discussion on Teaching Techniques. R. Rubicam. Continuing the Discussion. N.W. Tune. Winter 1975 pdf. pp19,20.
- An Answer to "The Folly of Spelling Reform". A. Rupert. Research in Reading. H. Barnard. Summer 1976 pdf. pp19,20.
- Comments on: "Causes of Crime." Judge C. M. Phillips, Jr. Emphasis on Communication. H. Barnard. Comments on "Viewpoints on Spelling Reform." N.W. Tune. Fall 1976 pdf. p20.
- On Youth Crime. H. Barnard. The International Aspects of Spelling Reform. A. Citron. WETM or WETA? N.W. Tune. Personal Experience with Spelling. Anonymous. Fall 1977 pdf. p20.
- The English Language for World Wide Commerce. H. Barnard. Answer. Sen. W.G. Magnuson. Searching for a better I.L.M. E. Starrett. Reply (in SR-1). N.W. Tune. Rationale for Devising a Better I.L.M. E. Starrett. Quo Vadis Corrector? N.W. Tune. Spring 1978 pdf. pp17-20.
- Letter to L. Davis. E.R. Kirkland. Fall 1978 pdf. p1.
- Is it possible to devise an allophonic alphabet. J. Pitman. Reply by N.W. Tune. Winter 1978 pdf. pp19,20.
- Rules for Spelling. H. Barnard. On Doubled Consonants. J. Pitman. Overcoming the obstacles to spelling reform. A. Rupert. Spring 1979 pdf. pp19,20.
- Spelling Reform or Learning Reform? J. Pitman. Summer 1979 pdf. p20.
- How is type set? E. Rondthaler. Comments on "Digrafs & Difthongs". H.B. Bisgard. The Chicago Tribune's Adventure in Spelling. R.H. Pierson. Fall 1979 pdf. pp19,1.
- Where do we go from here? W.J. Kupfrian. Spring 1980. p20.
- On Financing the SPB. L. Davis. Fall 1980 pdf. p19.
- "Prince-Ruppert Drops." E. Rondthaler. Summer 1981 pdf. p17.
- Your proposed book on Spelling Ref. R.H. Pierson. Fall 1981 pdf. p20.
- Letter to the Editor.
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How to Create Albums in iPhoto on Your iPhone
With its high-quality lens and photo editing tools, your iPhone is both camera and electronic photo viewer rolled into one, but sometimes you want, or need, to see your photos in print. Creating an album in iPhoto on your iPhone is a fast way to share photos with someone who doesn't have an iPhone, and they make great gifts to remember an event or vacation that you spent with other people.
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A Picture of the Road Ahead: From his understanding of the Mayan tradition and the calendars, Mr.Barrios offered a picture of where we are at and what may lie on the road ahead: The date specified in the calendar Winter Solstice in the year 2012 does not mark the end of the world. Many outside people writing about the Mayan calendar sensationalize this date, but they do not know. The ones who know are the indigenous elders who are entrusted with keeping the tradition.
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Right now each person and group is going his or her own way. The elder of the mountains said there is hope if the people of the light can come together and unite in some way. Reflecting on this, Mr. Barrios explained: "We live in a world of polarity: day and night, man and woman, positive and negative. Light and darkness need each other. They are a balance."
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"On the light side everyone thinks they are the most important, that their own understandings, or their group's understandings, are the key. There's a diversity of cultures and opinions, so there is competition, diffusion, and no single focus."
As Mr. Barrios sees it, the dark side works to block fusion through denial and materialism. It also works to destroy those who are working with the light to get the Earth to a higher level. They like the energy of the old, declining Fourth World, the materialism. They do not want it to change. They do not want fusion. They want to stay at this level, and are afraid of the next level.
The dark power of the declining Fourth World cannot be destroyed or overpowered. It's too strong and clear for that, and that is the wrong strategy. The dark can only be transformed when confronted with simplicity and open-heartedness. This is what leads to fusion, a key concept for the World of the Fifth Sun.
Mr. Barrios said the emerging era of the Fifth Sun will call attention to a much-overlooked element. Whereas the four traditional elements of earth, air, fire and water have dominated various epochs in the past, there will be a fifth element to reckon with in the time of the Fifth Sun: ether.
The dictionary defines ether as the rarefied element of the Heavens. Ether is a medium. It permeates all space and transmits waves of energy in a wide range of frequencies, from cell phones to human auras. What is "ethereal" is related to the regions beyond earth: the heavens.
Ether the element of the Fifth Sun is celestial and lacking in material substance,but is no less real than wood, stone or flesh. "Within the context of ether there can be a fusion of the polarities," Mr. Barrios said. "No more darkness or light in the people, but an uplifted fusion.
But right now the realm of darkness is not interested in this. They are organized to block it. They seek to unbalance the Earth and its environment so we will be unready for the alignment in 2012.
We need to work together for peace, and balance with the other side. We need to take care of the Earth that feeds and shelters us. We need to put our entire mind and heart into pursuing unity and fusion now, to confront the other side and preserve life. "To be Ready for this Moment in History Mr. Barrios told his audiences in Santa Fe that we are at a critical moment of world history. "We are disturbed," he said. "We can't play anymore. Our planet can be renewed or ravaged. Now is the time to awaken and take action.
"Everyone is needed. You are not here for no reason. Everyone who is here now has an important purpose. This is a hard, but a special time. We have the opportunity for growth, but we must be ready for this moment in history."