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Even in defeat, Capitals should remember how far they've come
WASHINGTON -- This is hardly the place for perspective.
In a dressing room so quiet that all you could hear were the sounds of portable fans and the murmurs of the brokenhearted, it's hard to see the whole picture, where a team was and how far it came.
No, for the Washington Capitals, a team that charged from last overall at Thanksgiving to the Southeast Division title, that came back from a 3-1 series deficit to force a seventh game against the Philadelphia Flyers, all that mattered was Joffrey Lupul's winning goal 6:06 into extra time.
"They played their hearts out," Washington coach Bruce Boudreau said after the game. "They laid it on the line like you knew they would. That's probably why they're so sad."
What did Boudreau say to his boys afterward, before reporters swarmed in to record the Caps' disappointment?
"I just told them that they'd given me the greatest year of my life and I thanked them," he said. "We'll talk tomorrow. They don't want to hear too much and I couldn't say too much at that point."
When Boudreau took over Thanksgiving weekend for the dispatched Glen Hanlon, the Caps were a team adrift. But Boudreau saw beyond their record to their possibilities. And he told them. At least once a week, he told them he thought they could take a run at the Stanley Cup.
And when they beat the Flyers 4-2 on Monday night in Philadelphia to force Game 7 back home heck, it all seemed possible.
But credit the Philadelphia Flyers and determined netminder Martin Biron, who turned aside 39 of 41 shots to advance to the second round a season after they were dead last in the NHL.
"I guess [Biron] answered those questions about playing back-to-back," Philadelphia coach John Stevens said.
The Flyers withstood a clutch of glorious chances by the Caps, especially in the third period, when they were outshot 16-5. They survived, despite blowing a two-minute 5-on-3 power play late in the first period. Then, when Tom Poti was whistled for tripping at 4:15 of overtime, the Flyers closed the deal.
The win denied the Caps a dramatic series comeback and the hockey world of a matchup between Sidney Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin. Doubt if the Flyers mind too much.
Still, for a franchise that has had so little going for it over the past decade, this was a season of renaissance in Washington.
During training camp, owner Ted Leonsis proclaimed the rebuild was over, that the Caps had arrived. But early in the season, Washington looked like an abandoned tenement, never mind a team built for the postseason.
When Boudreau took the reins of the team, it began playing hair-on-fire hockey -- chasing down opponents, shooting from everywhere on the ice and winning hockey games. Ovechkin caught fire, too, and soared to the top of the NHL scoring charts, winning both the Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy for goals and the Art Ross Trophy for most points. And unless we miss our guess, he is a shoo-in to win the Hart Trophy as the NHL's MVP.
But this wasn't a one-man show, even though Ovechkin scored again Tuesday night for his third goal in two games.
Nicklas Backstrom blossomed as the season progressed. Alexander Semin meshed with the slick Swedish center to give the Caps two dynamic offensive units. Defenseman Mike Green emerged as the closest thing this NHL has to a young Paul Coffey with his blazing speed and delicate hands.
General manager George McPhee shrewdly acquired netminder Cristobal Huet, who took over for Olaf Kolzig in net and provided much-needed consistency after the trade deadline. Sergei Fedorov, also acquired at the deadline, was a calming influence on the power play and killing penalties. Matt Cooke was an added piece of gristle to a team that was surprisingly difficult to play against.
"Obviously we're happy about what we've done, but we feel we could have gone a lot farther than this," said Matt Bradley, who signed as a free agent after the lockout. "From where we came from, it's obviously a positive. We stuck together as a team and all that kind of thing. But we could have done more."
Poti had nine seconds left in his penalty when Lupul tucked home the rebound of a Kimmo Timonen shot. Poti, a major offseason free-agent acquisition lured away from the New York Islanders, believed he got all puck and that R.J. Umberger stepped on his stick on the penalty call in question. And there were complaints that the Flyers' second goal shouldn't have counted because Huet was knocked out of the net when Shaone Morrisonn and Patrick Thoresen crashed into him.
Regardless, the Caps had plenty of opportunities to put this one away in regulation. They didn't, and so they were forced to watch, slumped over at their bench, as the Flyers celebrated in the packed Verizon Center.
"I just saw how they celebrate. What can I say?" Ovechkin said.
Later, after the teams filed through the traditional end-of-series handshake that makes the NHL playoffs so different than any other sporting event, Ovechkin turned and clapped his gloves together in acknowledgement of the crowd.
When fans support you as these fans have, and you lose, "You just want to say hi to them and thanks," Ovechkin said.
Just outside the Caps' dressing room, Leonsis, clad in a red Caps jersey, talked about the strides this team has made on the ice and the connection it has made with the fans off it. The Caps have already sold 3,000 season-ticket packages for the 2008-09 campaign, which will be the most successful in terms of revenue. But on a night like Tuesday night, the money end of it seems almost inconsequential.
"I sure would have liked to win tonight. It's pretty painful," Leonsis said.
Still, as it turned out, Leonsis was right back in September. This isn't a team that is rebuilding, but rather building. To what? Who knows? But there is something mindful of the Pittsburgh Penguins and how they have quickly learned what it takes to win in the playoffs. Perhaps, more importantly, the fans in this oft-maligned NHL market seem to have understood what was happening here, too.
Leonsis has likened it to the awakening of a giant.
"If there were 10 Flyers fans in the building [Tuesday night], I would have been surprised," he said. "This is a young, beautiful team. We can keep this team together."
Fans left the Verizon Center disappointed -- that part isn't new. What is new is they left disappointed in the outcome -- not the team, not the team's future.
"They weren't disappointed in Caps hockey," Leonsis said.
Maybe this was the place to find perspective after all.
Scott Burnside is the NHL writer for ESPN.com.
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PART IIIPosted: Feb. 7, 2008; Team record: 26-24-5
• The Capitals have rebounded from a lowly start, and a big reason for the change is their new coach, journeyman Bruce Boudreau. Story
• Will Kolzig be the odd man out in D.C.?
PART IIPosted: Nov. 16, 2007; Team record: 6-11-1
• The Capitals had high hopes coming in to this season, and things looked promising at the start. Now, Washington is trying to keep history from repeating itself. Story
PART IPosted: Oct. 4, 2007; Start of NHL season
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By Mark Wald
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You remember Cool Hand Luke, the guy the guards couldn't break so they killed him? At one point the guards almost worked him to death because he "didn't have his mind right." But he was playing them, as the guards found out later.
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Like Cool Hand Luke, the Patriots didn't have their minds right against the Saints. Unlike Luke, though, the Patriots weren't playing their adversary.
In fact, the Patriots had no interest in playing the Saints at all. They were aware of the Saints record, alright, and they were aware there was some kind of hullabaloo going on, but they were about as interested in playing a football game as I am in sex with my wife after a few minutes surfing the web before turning in.
The Patriots game represented a watershed moment for the yet-to-finish-more-than-a-six-pack Saints. But on the other hand, Belichick's crew looked like someone who was just jarred awake from a siesta on the couch as their mother-in-law gets out of the car and heads up the walk. They know something bad is about to happen, but not sure what or why.
The Patriots lost their motivation in Indianapolis. I'm not making excuses for them. I'm not saying the Patriots would have beat New Orleans had they been up for the game. Nope, they still would have lost. But not in blowout fashion. The Saints aren't 21 points better than the Patriots.
Look at it this way: there's a good chance the Saints and Colts meet in the Super Bowl. Is there anyone who believes the Saints blow out Manning's Colts? Manning has willed his team to victory against the most adversarial circumstances too many times to think otherwise.
Yet, two weeks ago against the Colts, New England proved they belonged on the same field with the best the NFL has to offer. If the Patriots aren't the cream of the crop anymore – and they're not – they're still damn close.
And that's the rub. See, the Patriots weren't outclassed by the Saints, they were out-motivated. And that falls squarely on Belichick's shoulders.
Most of the time motivation is overrated. Coaches who rely on it often find that the well runs dry. Belichick's avoidance of emotion and steady reliance on X's and O's is what makes him a great coach. But every so often a coach needs to find a way to fire up his team when they have every reason to lay over. Even great tacticians have to turn motivator once and a while.
In the 1980s, the L.A. Rams worked practically all decade to find a way to get past the 49ers to the Super Bowl. In 1989 they finally had the team to do it. They squeaked out a 13-12 win in San Francisco in Week 4. When they met again in a huge Week 14 game on Monday Night Football to sew up the division, the Rams jumped out to 17-point lead. But they gave up a series of devastating big plays and lost an emotionally crushing nailbiter, 30-27.
At that point, the Rams were about as low as it gets. They could have tanked. But their coach John Robinson found the right approach. He told them the only way to get rid of the bad feeling was to run the table and get a rematch in the NFC championship game. He challenged them.
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Then they lost in humiliating fashion when Jim Everett took a dive. But that's a story for another day.
Over the long haul, Belichick's steady, unemotional style is superior to Knute Rockne speeches. But he failed to motivate his team against the Saints, and time will tell if finds a way to bring them back from the depths of the loss to Indianapolis.
The Patriots aren't as talented as they used to be. But that's not their biggest problem. Their biggest problem right now is that, like Cool Hand Luke, they don't have their mind right.
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Located in the middle of Philadelphia's charming Chestnut Hill neighborhood, Paris Bistro has made quite a splash since it opened in late January 2014. The setting and food are authentic bistro - the crowd is lively and the menu is reminiscent of the many bistros that dot Paris' arrondissement. Downstairs, the jazz cafe features the area's best talent playing a mixture of standards, Great American Songbook classics and music from the Jazz Era of the early 1900's. Make an evening of it with reservations for dinner upstairs and a jazz set after (seating in the cafe is on a first-come, first-seated basis).Continued
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- YummyMitziDined on 11/18/2014We were. There on the first bitterly cold night of the season. Perhaps for that reason the heat was too. High and seemed to be hitting us right on the head. I'm sure that can be corrected. Othreise we had a good experience and will go back. We would also like to see some American wines on the list. Less expensive wines would be good too. I know it is a French restaurant, but it is in America. Thanks and good luck.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday BrunchAlexDined on 11/16/2014Lovely ambiance. Delicious, imaginative food. Attentive service.Special Features:
- Totally average, disappointing experienceCHillresidentDined on 11/15/2014My husband & I have been hearing good things about Paris and were excited to finally try it for our anniversary dinner. The restaurant was packed, so there was good energy & the space is very cool. That said, the overall experience was a wholly underwhelming one. Service was quite lackluster - most of the staff seemed as if they could care less whether or not we or other diners were actually there. The bartenders might have been the only exception (we sat at the bar while we waited for our table). As for the food, it was just totally average and didn't strike us at all as inspired. I had the escargot followed by the trout almondine - perhaps the guilt lies in my order, but both dishes were notable only in the overwhelming amount of butter present. It was almost all I could taste with the escargot and my trout (overcooked as well) & green beans were just swimming in a plate full of butter. I barely made it through one of the pieces of trout before giving up. My husband had the lobster bisque which he loved (but, admittedly, said how could he not with a bowl full of cream & lobster?), followed by the salad lyonnaise (he thought this was decent, but nothing noteworthy) and finally the short ribs. We had heard rave reviews particularly about this last dish and it was by far his least favorite - bland and mediocre effort. If I had prepared it at home, it would have been a decent meal, but not something I'd expect from a restaurant or would want to pay $21 for. We didn't stay for dessert - just called it quits after the entrees. Very disappointing experience overall, especially when we've had such wonderful meals at Heirloom and were expecting great things here as well. The biggest difference b/w the two restaurants - besides the style of food - is that Heirloom seems to pay respect for the ingredients and it's possible to actually taste a variety of flavors in each dish. At Paris, it was all one note and none very good. We won't be returning obviously.Special Features:
- SluggerSluggerVIPDined on 11/13/2014Great attention to service. Good food and two visits from the Chef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extraordinary atmosphere and staffSimbaDined on 11/9/2014One Sunday brunch, 1 lunch, 4 dinners for 2-4. Magically transported a warm, lively, continental ambience into Philadelphia. Always an enchanting environment, beautifull presentation, with an engaged and highly competent staff. We have always felt well taken care of. Weakness is uneveness of menu. A few dishes are consistently exceptional - especially the salads - but most are bland disappointments.Special Features:
- Brunch in ParisjillcoDined on 11/9/2014I hosted a 50th birthday party for 10 people for brunch. The staff had everything ready and waiting for us and welcomed us warmly. Everyone loved their brunch. Definitely go to this charming and delicious spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/9/2014Except for the noise level, this is an outstanding place to eat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FRENCH FOOD AT ITS BESTMandesVIPDined on 11/5/2014I chose to eat here for my 26 wedding anniversary because I think this is one of the best places to eat. The cost is reasonable as well. One thing that many restaurants do not do is give a complimentary dessert which we got one for me and one for my husband. What a great touch from the manager! This are the little details that make you want to come back all the time!!!Special Features:
- 2x in 2 nightsmanger123VIPDined on 11/5/2014I love this place--had back to back business dinners here with different clients--they all loved it. Great food. Great and affordable wine. Great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go and go oftenmanger123VIPDined on 11/4/2014I went two nights in a row for business dinners--my guests were greatly impressed. We had first-rate food, great, affordable wine, excellent service. The Domaine du Chapitre is an especially good, reasonably priced red.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A bit of France in Chestnut HillanicknameDined on 11/2/2014Paris Bistro is everything the name promises -- from the decor to the delectable food, it looked, felt and tasted like I was back in Paris, France. And the service was terrific! This time we ate upstairs; we've been to the downstairs dining with live music, which was also wonderful. We're looking forward to going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT SERVICE!gvjsDined on 11/2/2014Our server/waitperson Sal is the best, will request to be seated at one of his tables the next time I go.Special Features:
- Happy to visit againMedia101VIPDined on 11/2/2014I went to Paris Bistro with a friend for lunch recently and really enjoyed the experience. I was anxious to bring my husband so we went last Sunday and I was not disappointed. The food was very good and the waiter was excellent. I am now looking forward to having dinner there so I will be making a reservation shortly. Would definitely recomment as a great Sunday brunch location.Special Features:
- Delightful ExperenceSmileyDined on 10/31/2014We dined at 6:00 p.m. Friday, October 31, 2014. The venue's decor was charming. I took my husband there for his birthday and had a cozy table close to the door. The curtains at the entrance was a great touch, keeping the cold air out and door entrance distractions away from dining guests. Surprisingly, it was much quieter at the door. Our server was professional. The food delicious. After dinner, we went downstairs to the Jazz cafe. Didn't realize you could have dinner with the entertainment. When we go back again we will have dinner in the Jazz cafe instead of upstairs. The space was "intimate", accommodating approximately 55 guests. We were seated at the last table available and the time was approximately 7:15 p.m.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing brunch experienceFrancophileDined on 10/26/2014We have dined at Paris Bistro several times and enjoyed it very much. The addition of jazz on certain nights was a great pleasure. We tried brunch. It was very noisy and we could not converse - sitting next to each other instead of opposite each other would have been more pleasant. I selected the crepes - traditionally lighter fare; however, it was covered with a gluey mushroom sauce (sitting under a heater for too long?); the chicken inside was dry but abundant. I did not eat much of it. My husband enjoyed his classic eggs benedict. We shall return but not for brunch.I would recommend this to a friend.
- inappropriate hostess.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/24/2014I would not recommend any woman to take her man there for a romantic evening because the hostess is very flirtatious and inappropriate.Special Features:
- Nice eveningCousinsoutingDined on 10/24/2014We had a great evening. Waiter was very attentive. I ordered a burger and asked for it med well. It came very rare. I ate around the outside. The waiter collected my plate and came back because he noticed I hadn't eaten a lot of it. He and the manager made it a point to come over and apologize and took it off my bill. We were impressed with the customer service. Otherwise, the food was delicious. We would would definitely recommend it to our friends.Special Features:
- Great addition to Chestnut HillPatWatDined on 10/23/2014Paris has an authentic atmosphere, thoughtful staff, and great food.Special Features:
- Slow start; great finishZenYanniDined on 10/21/2014A foodie daughter recommended this restaurant. We had a 7:00 p.m. reservation and were a bit disappointed to be seated about 7:30. The decor and wait staff are wonderfully "bistro." We can't attest to the wine or spirits (non-drinkers), but the appetizers (lobster bisque and tomato salad), main course (salmon cakes and trout) with sides (mushrooms and cauliflower gratin) were served timely, thoroughly heated and deliciously prepared. I expected portions to be more petite, and, therefore, ordered sides to satisfy our level of hunger. Oops! The main dishes were sufficient American portions; I'd anticipated french portions. We closed the meal with cappuccinos that were spot on terrific. Money well spent.Special Features:
- MimiDined on 10/20/2014This was my second time at Paris Bistro. Both times the waiters were very friendly and attentive. The food was delicious. I had the same thing both times.....Beet salad and the Beef Bourgunione (?) Excellent!!! My friend loved her dinner the first time but wasn't happy the second time. She had a Chicken Crepe. Did not like it. She was not charged for it. I would go back again and I am sure she would too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sbhbDined on 10/20/2014We went on a Monday for buck-a-shuck oysters. They were great!Special Features:
- High hopesJeffVIPDined on 10/17/2014After reviewing the menu we had high hopes. Phoning the restaurant to say that we were running late, we were greeted with "Bon soir"... o.k. touch, but in the background all I could hear was the sound of loud voices. An omen. Paris is a lovely space, all hard surfaces. Tables are close together, as is often the case in Paris, where it works. Here it did not. We could not hear each other to talk unless we leaned across the table and shouted. Oysters on the half shell were fine, but NOT for $28 for 6. The Bouillabaisse was utterly mediocre. Clearly its parts were added to a heavy tomato broth right before serving. No subtlety of flavor at all. Finally, the waiter was ghastly. There aren't enough words... Chummy, ODD, overbearing.Special Features:
- BaileyDined on 10/16/2014Paris Bistro & Jazz Cafe has acieved the perfect balance of being a restaurant that offers extraordinarily good food and service. We will most certainly return and recommend this restaurant as a neighborhood gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SeasThoughtsDined on 10/15/2014I visited with three guests. they enjoyed their meals I didn't enjoy the free range chicken which lacked taste or seasoning.
- Love love love it!!JoanDined on 10/14/2014I had steak frites. Tres bon. Always get the almond cake. Marvelous! Really great meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- True Parisian style waitstaffGhazahDined on 10/14/2014We had the most awkward experience with our waiter. He started out seemingly trying to be rude. Then at the end, when he delivered the bill - he turned it on and tried so hard to be sweet. I want Parisian food, not rude Parisian service. The food was good, but not good for the price. I WANT to love it there. This was my second try. I can see them reach for a Parisian bistro here, just does not deliver…except for rude waiters.
- ExcellentBBrunoVIPDined on 10/13/2014Food was excellent. Service was a little slow. We will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really happy with our experience!Teafor3Dined on 10/13/2014Very impressed! We booked online for Columbus day, and later discovered it was their first time to be open on Mondays. The place was absolutely hopping! On-line we requested a nice table for my wife's birthday and they did not disappoint. I also happened to mention this to our waiter, and when they brought our dessert order, a 2nd waiter stood in front of him until the last moment, to hide the fact that they'd added a lit candle to my wife's dessert. We each ordered something different and were all very happy with the content. Food was excellent!Special Features:
- Avoid the crepesChestnutDined on 10/13/2014I have been to Paris Bistro many times and have never been disappointed until this last time. There were four of us for dinner - two of us ordered the crepes du jour which happened to be chicken. What a mistake. The crepes were dry. The filling was mainly some sort of legume/ bean with a small portion of white meat chicken. The sauce was skimpy and added nothing to the dry and bland dish. The other diners in our party enjoyed the salmon cakes ("Best I ever had," he remarked.) The hamburger someone else ordered was done perfectly and served with a generous portion of fries. My overall suggestion to others is to stick to the basics, which Paris Bistro does well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- buck a shucktolisa0269Dined on 10/13/2014my wife & i have been to heirloom many times w/the last 2 visits being less than good. we were a little hesitant about paris bistro. but i can't say enough about the energy in the room. right from the door we were impressed. it was lively w/o being rowdy. the wait-staff were knowledgeable, patient & courteous. the oysters were outstanding (i had 36)! our sides were delectable (mushrooms, sauteed spinach, pomme frites). the beer was tasty as well blending w/my oysters nicely. my wife was very satisfied w/her trout. the physical environment is beautiful. the tin ceiling, the bar set up, the table arrangement; everything is tastefully done. WE WILL BE BACK!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining Experiencechocolat60Dined on 10/12/2014We really enjoyed the restaurant from the time we entered with your gracious hostess, Andrea, to our fine waiter (I don't remember his name), but he was very cordial to us. The boeuf was very tender and delicious. My husband enjoyed the scallops, and stated they were very much to his liking.Special Features:
- Not up to previous qualityDeboVIPDined on 10/12/2014This was our fourth time eating at Paris since it opened. Nice atmosphere, good service but the food was not quite as good overall.Special Features:
- First time customerMedia101VIPDined on 10/12/2014I took friend to brunch based on a recommendation from my daughter and I was delighted. The atmosphere is great and the food selection was interesting. I had some the best french toast ever. Will defintely return for dinner and have already recommended it to other friends.Special Features:
- YummyBSmithDined on 10/12/2014I went here with a friend for Brunch. The food was fantastic and the service was as well. We are going back for a special birthday dinner in November.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mixed experienceluv2gooutniDined on 10/11/2014Very pleasant service. Food was OK but not really as special as we expected. Noise level made conversation impossible. Room temperature too hot. Wine disappointing.
- Paris Fridayhoward2VIPDined on 10/10/2014Paris is extremely noisy when full...practically no fabric anywhere. A medium-rare burger arrived well-done and dry. Other than those things it was fine and is a fun spot with a jazz bar downstairs.Special Features:
- Best place in Chestnut Hillmanger123VIPDined on 10/8/2014I have eaten here almost a dozen times; it consistently delivers quality food at reasonable prices. The wine list is varied, and again reasonable. (ok, we are in PA, so reasonable may be a relative term.)Special Features:
- Very disappointedTheBeanDined on 10/4/2014We went for brunch after having had a delightful dinner previously, but were greatly disappointed. The kitchen was out of croissants and ham, which seems a bit strange for a French bistro. The service was poor and one dish arrived very late, although we were still charged. Not a great experience.Special Features:
- Great food, excellent serviceFayeMay24VIPDined on 10/1/2014We had a wonderful dinner here. For a cocktail, I highly recommend "La Vie en Rose." The cheese tray is wonderful, as is the chicken entree. We had grand marnier chocolate mousse for dessert which was very rich and perfect if you like grand marnier. The service here is outstanding.


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Honors: NCAA Outdoor Championships Participant (Discus - 2012)...Outdoor All-ACC (Discus - 2011, 2012)...Outdoor Team Freshman of the Year (2011)...Outdoor School Record Holder (Discus - 2013)...Outdoor All-ACC Academic (2011, 2012)...ACC Academic Honor Roll (2011-14)
2013-14: Indoors, once again specialized in the shot put…posted the second farthest shot put mark in Duke history with a distance of 49-7.75 (15.13) at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet (2/8)…saw five top-five finishes throughout the season, including a second-place finish at the Hilton Garden Innvitational (1/31), third-place finishes at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet (2/8) and the Virginia Tech Challenge (2/22), a fourth-place finish at the Joe Hilton invitational (1/18) and a fifth-place finish at the Dick Taylor Challenge (1/24)…qualified for the ACC Indoor Championships, placing 16th overall with a mark of 43-7.75 (13.30)…did not compete during the 2014 outdoor season.
2012-13: Indoors, specializes in the shot put where she was consistently Duke's No. 2 performer in the event…earned a personal-best mark of 46-0.75 (14.04) to finish fifth at the Virginia Tech Elite…earned an eighth place finish in the event at the ACC Indoor Championships with a mark of 43-7.75 (13.30)…Outdoors, focused on the discus throw and set a new school record with a throw of 177-9 (54.17) at the Virginia Challenge…finished sixth at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 156-8 (47.75)…also competed in the shot put at the conference championships where she finished tenth with a mark of 44-3.25 (13.49)…qualified for the NCAA East First Round where she finished 27th with her best mark of the day measured 152-3 (46.40).
2011-12: Competed in both the shot put and weight throw indoors...threw a career best 49-0 (14.94) in the weight throw at the Virginia Tech Challenge...threw a personal best 45-4.25 (13.82) in the shot put at the New Balance Collegiate Meet...outdoors, broke the school record in the discus with a career best mark of 175-10 (53.61)....earned All-ACC honors with a second-place finish in the discus...crowned the ECAC Champion in the same event...participated in her first NCAA Championship event...named to the Outdoor All-ACC Academic Team and the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2010-11: Did not compete during the indoor season...outdoors, registered the No. 3 all-time performance at Duke in the shot put with a toss of 43-5.25 at the Duke Invitational...took 13th in the same event at the ACC Outdoor Championships...garnered All-ACC honors in the discus with a second-place effort, throwing 160-0...that performance also ranks second on Duke's all-time list...placed 12th in the discus at the ECAC Championships at 145-6...advanced to the NCAA First Round, where she finished 11th in the preliminaries with a mark of 141-6. Prior to Duke: Lettered four years at Shawnee Mission Northwest...Kansas 6A state discus champion as a junior and senior...three-time first team All-Metro...four-time All-Sun County first team selection...2010 Peggy Rose Award recipient, given to the most outstanding female track athlete at Shawnee Mission Northwest...holds school records in the discus and the shot put...top-10 all-time Kansas female discus thrower...member of Team USA for the 2009 IAAF World Youth Track & Field Championships...2008 and 2009 USATF Junior Olympic National champion in the discus...finished runner-up in the discus at the 2010 New Balance Nationals...named to the NSSF 2010 All-America Outdoor Track & Field Team...also lettered in basketball and volleyball...2009 All-Sun County honorable mention in basketball...two-time KVA All-Academic Team pick in volleyball...National Honor Society member...President's Award for Educational Excellence recipient.
Personal: Daughter of Connie and Paul Brand...born Aug. 1, 1992.
Indoor PRsShot Put- 49-7.75 (15.13) (2/8/2013)Weight Throw- 49-0.0 (14.93) (2/18/2012)
Outdoor PRsShot Put- 45-5.75 (13.86) (4/6/2012)Discus- 177-9 (54.17)* (5/23/2013)


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Upon announcing news of her engagement, Miley Cyrus heard from various family members.
Her father most definitely approves of Liam Hemsworth. So does her mom. The young star's brother, however? It's hard to decipher exactly what Trace Cyrus thinks of the development.
In a mysterious Tweet posted on June 6, the day the engagement story broke, Trace quoted a Mac Miller song and wrote:
"Sending my love for girls who got some cuts at their wrists. Hope you find what you're looking for. I hope u find what you're looking for."
Rumors of Miley as a cutter have circulated for years, with Cyrus herself seemingly referencing her past in her own Tweet this April. But why would Trace possibly choose this occasion to bring up such a personal, irrelevant issue?Miley has no clue, an insider tells Hollywood Life, and is "frustrated" by the "unneeded focus" the message now places back on those rumors.
But "if he removes it, then it will focus even more attention on it," the source says. "That's the last thing Miley wants to happen."
Trace, meanwhile, made headlines himself this week. The rocker called off his engagement to Brenda Song.
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I cant remember why i first bought this...probably it was on sale and the packaging is really cool. And i do like it a little, it does lengthen somewhat...but i feel like others do better. So its just average. BUT the smell is horrible! To me it smells like this play lipgloss i used when i was little...like glue and rubber mixed together. I can forgive the lipgloss because it was for 6 year old by some off-brand..but i would defnitelly expect better from maybelline! Is it really that hard to make the smell less noticable? I wont buy this again and its mostly because of how it smells.
Didn't do too much for my lashes, Telescopic is the best lengthening mascara!
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I haven't used this product long enough to give a full review. I bought it because it came two in a package for $7.99. I used this mascara for the first time this weekend and so far so good. If it doesn't work out, at least I didn't waste $23 like I did on Diorshow Blackout. So far it gives my lashes incredible length, but no volume, which I'm not too concerned about anyway. Lash Stiletto actually does a better job than MAC's Zoom Lash, in my opinion.
I really like this. I was a little surprised when I saw this get a less-than-stellar review. It does what it says. It lengthens as well as my beloved Lancome Definicils Pro. It doesn't add much volume, but it doesn't claim to. It doesn't flake or smear under my eyes, which is a huge deal with me, as I'm a redhead and almost everything seems to smear. I took off one lippie because of the very odd smell. It fades when the mascara dries, but it's pretty overpowering. Not enough to make me stop using, though. Packaging is very clever...love it! I'd recommend it for someone who wants to add length, not volume, to their lashes. Would definitely purchase again!
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I have been using Maybelline Great Lash (the pink and green tube) for years now. I would always try other brands, but would always go back to Great Lash. Well once again, I decided to try a new mascara and picked up the Stiletto. This time, I didn't go back to Great Lash! I love this mascara! Love the brush, the actual mascara (even though it's not shiny, like it says) and love the fancy tube. This is my new fav! The fat brush really does grab all your lashes really well!
When I first saw the commercial, I wasn't intrigued by it at all. I figured it would turn out to be like any other mascara, and the black patent shine thing turned me off. Recently I switched up my makeup routiene and started searching for a good, d/s, ultra lengthening mascara. I read through some reviews, and it seemed like most users were unhappy because it doesn't add volume. I thought to myself, well, that's perfect, because I don't want a volumizing mascara, so I went out and bought it. When I got home, I used it right away over my other mascara, and go figure, I hated it. I tried it again on bare lashes, and still hated it. The mascara is unreasonably wet, to the point that it doesn't add length at all, it just coats your lashes with color. I waited forever for it to dry, and then had to comb through it because it made my lashes stick together (I do give LS some credit, they were well defined and clump-free, but I prefer to have more than three eyelashes). I appied another coat, and I still didn't notice any length, but yet again my lashes began to stick together. I waited for it to dry, gave up, and applied my Voluminous mascara overtop. After two coats of LS, you literally COULD NOT tell that I put anything on. It looked like a basic lash tint. I hate to say it, but I'd reach for Great Lash before I used this again.
I got this mascara on a whim, I don't have TV to see advertisements so I just bought it because of the way it looked, haha. I had another mascara in my hand and then I saw this one and immediately grabbed it instead. I am glad that I did. I was really blown away when I tried it since it was really good for a drug store brand. It made my lashes so nice!! Length and a little bit of thickness, just the right amount. I would definately buy it again but for right now I have Pupa. That is another story...or review, I should say.
Geez did this product have great advertisements or what. I typically don't find mascara commercials that convincing because I find them very similar to blush in that you really have to try it on to see if it works well for you or not. Also I think the quality of a mascara weighs heavily on personal preference.
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After seeing the new point system in action for a week, I've decided to revert back to the old point system. I'm still not satisfied with the algorithm for All Star computation, but I think the old model was definitely better than the new one. Magnitude of separation especially should be captured for speed rankings and execution rankings. I'll probably explore a model that limits the effects of large separation between ranks for DPS/HPS only (and not for the others).
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THE West Cork Literary Festival is known for its innovative and eclectic programme that balances the interests of both the reader and the writer, resulting in a real celebration of the craft and enjoyment of good writing.
But what the West Cork Literary Festival is perhaps best known for is the fact that it is one of the most accessible and affordable festivals in the entire country.
Free readings in the library and local bookshops, an extensive free programme of events for children, as well as a hugely diverse programme that includes excellent workshop opportunities and masterclasses, are just some of the reasons this annual event is so popular.
Continuing their 'come one, come all' policy again this year, there is an open invitation to turn up for the official opening of the week-long festival by the acclaimed actress, Niamh Cusack, at Bantry Library at 6pm on Sunday, July 3rd.
Later that same evening at The Maritime Hotel, there will, for the first time ever, be a Celebration of Those Who Have Gone Before - a reading of favourite dead authors by a number of special guests, including Senator David Norris, Pauline McLynn, Niamh Cusack, Peter Sheridan and Tom Hickey.
This year, the main 8.30pm evening readings will feature writers of the calibre of John Banville, Michael Holroyd, David Mitchell and Hisham Matar, while actor David Soul, of Starsky and Hutch fame, will read the poetry of Pablo Neruda, accompanied by guitarist Hugh Burns, in St Brendan's Church.
On Monday, the author, Hisham Matar, will be conversing with Conor O'Clery, formerly of The Irish Times, to discuss his debut novel, In the Country of Men, and his recent highly-acclaimed offering, Anatomy of a Disappearance.
Born in New York to Libyan parents, Hisham's father, Jaballa, a political dissident, was kidnapped in Cairo in 1990, and has been reported missing ever since.
However, in 1996, the family received two letters in his father's handwriting stating that the Egyptian Secret Police had kidnapped him. Since then there has been little news, but last year Hisham revealed that he received news that his father was seen alive in 2002 in the notorious Abu Salim prison.
There is a great deal of interest in John Banville's star turn on Tuesday night because he recently won the Franz Kafka Award, which is given by the Kafka Society to an international author whose work is 'exceptional for its artistic quality.'
He is, of course, also the winner of the 2005 Man Booker Prize for his novel The Sea, and he was shortlisted for numerous prizes including the Booker in 1989 for The Book of Evidence; the Whitbread Fiction Prize in 1993 for Ghosts and The Untouchable.
John Banville will be introduced by John Boyne, author of the bestselling novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, which went on to become such a successful film.
Winner of the Lifetime Services to Biography Award, Michael Holroyd, will be in conversation with Carlo Gébler in the Maritime Hotel on Wednesday evening. He has written highly acclaimed biographies of Bernard Shaw, Lytton Strachey and Augustus John and his most recent book, A Strange Eventful History, won the James Tait Black Prize. He is married to the writer Margaret Drabble, who appeared at last year's festival.
On Thursday night, David Mitchell will be appearing on the main stage in The Maritime Hotel. In 2007, Time magazine named him one of the most influential novelists in the world.
He has twice been short-listed for the Man Booker Prize. The New York Times Book Review called him simply 'a genius,' and The Guardian claimed that 'each of his books seems entirely different from that which preceded it.'
He has written five novels including number9dream, which was shortlisted for the 2001 Man Booker Prize, Cloud Atlas, but also won a host of awards including the South Bank Show Literature Prize. His latest offering, The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet, has also been well reviewed.
David Soul, accompanied by guitarist Hugh Burns, will be reading the Poetry of Pablo Neruda in St Brendan's Church. The actor who made his name on the US TV classic, Starsky & Hutch, is also a successful singer and enjoyed many hit singles, such as Don't Give Up on Us Baby and Silver Lady, but he is also a successful director and producer, so he will have plenty to share with his audience on Saturday night.
There are still a few tickets for these events available online at www.westcorkliteraryfestival.ie or from 027-52788.
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Hollywood star/rapper Queen Latifah has reportedly come forward after years of speculation to reveal her sexuality, admitting she is a lesbian.
According to reports, Latifah broke the news at a recent gay pride event.
Queen Latifah performed at Long Beach Gay Pride and publicly came out as lesbian for the first time with a big, telling gesture on Saturday (May 19). Truthquake.com staff was in the audience to watch her rap, sing and offer some supportive information as the headliner for the LGBT festival. The Truthquake.com exclusive video and photo, which can be seen below, shows the moment Queen Latifah seemingly came out as gay publicly. (Truthquake)
Reports of her participation at the recent Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Festival emerged online earlier this week.
As the 4th largest gay pride celebration in the country, the Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride event takes place every year and draws tens of thousands of folks from all over. When Latifah took the stage, she sang memorable hits, such as U.N.I.T.Y. and "Ladies First." She reportedly was full of energy, vibrancy, and echoed positive verses as "conquer hate with love." The oft-gossiped-about performer, who has been haunted by years of whispers about her cloaked sexuality, said, "I've been waiting to do this for a long time," and then added that she was proud to be among "her people." (News One)
Since the remarks, the verdict still remains on whether or not she officially came out.
She told the audience "I've been waiting to do this for a long time" and "Y'all my peeps. I love you!" Of course, those comments could be taken as simply being friendly as any performer, straight or gay, might in establishing rapport with the audience. But she also was reported to have said that she was proud to be among "my people" that evening. She also made several inspirational comments between songs, such as "Let your inner light shine in the world" and "Conquer hate with love". Was it her coming out? Perhaps. It could be her first tentative steps towards edging out of the closet. But we'll have to wait for much more definitive announcement to know for certain. (Straight)
Last week, Latifah publicly announced she would grace the event's stage.
"Happy Friday! Come see the Queen Rock tomorrow. Long Beach Pride! 8:30 sharp!," she tweeted May 18th.
"Thank You to Everyone who Came to the show tonight! We had a Blast!!!!" (Queen Latifah's Twitter)
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It's arguably the one move that symbolizes the medium to those outside it. The ability to jump, be it onto building, onto platforms, or onto skulls, is one of the all time most important abilities ever put in a video game.
This concept is for games in which the main character is male.
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Trim all stems, removing any leaves that may become submerged in the water.
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- Homer Wells
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- Cicero Daniel Wells
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- Martha Cynthia Mattie Rivers Wells
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- Terry Wells
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- Spencer Wells
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- Elsie (Myers) Smith-Wells
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- Willis Coker Wells
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- Lorelei Evelle Wells
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- Paul Irue Wells
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- Verna Lisa Wells
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- David Wells
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- Leon Anthony Wells
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