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By Tim Tierney For Sun-Times Media April 10, 2014 6:24PM
Alexis Hyshaw, of Lincoln-Way East. | Gary Middendorf/For Sun-Times Media
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Lincoln-Way East coach Wendy Hegarty paused for a second to recall what Alexis Hyshaw ran a day earlier in the first outdoor meet.
If the final meet ends like it did last year, the Griffins will remember everything.
Hyshaw was second in the Class 3A 100-meter dash to teammate Aaliyah Brown, now at Texas A&M. Hyshaw also finished fifth in the 200 and ran on the state champion 400- and 800-meter relays to help East win the state title.
"My goal is to win state again as a team, and as an individual in the 100-meter dash, and possibly the 200-meter dash,'' she said.
"I know she has her eye on the prize in the 100 and moving up in the 200,'' Hegarty said. "She was in both of those relays, but I think she's really eyeing that 100.''
Hyshaw, a senior, won't be the only one in the chase. Four other runners were underclassmen in the group that made the 100 final.
Brown won the state title in 11.42 seconds and Hyshaw clocked 11.86. The winning time was 11.41 in 2012 and 11.46 in 2011.
When so little time makes the difference in a state championship sprint, it's all about preparation. Hyshaw may have an edge there.
"I love training,'' she said. "I know at the end of the day that will pay off.''
Part of that knowledge was reinforced from being around multitime state champion Brown at East and on a summer AAU team.
"Hard work, basically,'' Hyshaw said of what she learned from Brown. "Putting in all the hard work and managing your time wisely. … Take things seriously, stretch properly and take care of your body.''
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Baseball season has begun. We just enjoyed opening day this past Saturday for our son's baseball league. And it's exciting watching your child learn to play a sport he or she enjoys, isn't it?
Admittedly, I often have to tame my inner cheerleader and remind myself to keep my personal coaching to a minimum. I'm starting to see that look of annoyance on my son's face when I'm lingering a little too close to the dugout and reminding him to not play in the dirt when he's in the outfield.
I know I need to let go.
I recently read a very insightful article on how parents behave during and after watching their child on the field. It was an eye-opener because, I think, many of us parents feel it's our job to at times be the backup coach. We give little pep talks before the game. We may cheer wildly during the game – and perhaps give some constructive criticism following the game.
The article summed up what they found after surveying hundreds of college athletes. They asked these athletes what the worst part about playing youth sports was.
The unanimous answer was the ride home. Yikes.
This was because parents would grill them about the game, talk about what went right or wrong, and how their child could improve.
What would the child athletes prefer?
A simple "I love watching you play." That's it.
The title of the article, "What Makes a Nightmare Sports Parent – and What Makes a Great One," makes me definitely not want to fall into the former category.
And yet, unfortunately, I may have done one or two things that fall into the nightmare category, like lingering behind the dugout, giving my son words of encouragement and gentle reminders about paying attention. He's 7, and I could see he was restraining himself but wanted to tell me to buzz off.
Granted, we're still at a young, mostly fun age when it comes to sports. I've heard horror stories from other parents with older children. Parents can become invested in a crazy way, yelling at coaches, umpires, and the players. Some parents even outwardly criticize their children while they're on the field, to the point that the child breaks down in tears.
Yeah, that kind of sounds like a nightmare – for the children and everyone else.
I do not want to become a nightmare sports parent.
So, this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to cheer on my son and his teammates, from the bleachers, not from behind the dugout. I'm going to trust my child that he will listen to his coaches and learn not to play in the dirt when he's in the outfield. I'm going to hope with all that I have that he makes contact with that ball when he's up to bat, but not go crazy when he does or doesn't. I'm not going to relive the game, play by play, on the ride home because I know my son just wants to decompress. I'm his mom, not his coach.
This is his sport, and I want him to own it mistakes, wins, losses, and being part of a team. With 75 percent of children quitting their organized sport by age 13, I want this 7-year-old to enjoy it and to figure out whether this is his thing.
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HeadCount is a nonpartisan organization that works with musicians to promote participation in democracy in the United States. It is best known for registering voters at concerts – having signed up 300,000 voters since its launch in 2004. It also encourages voter turnout and general civic participation. Some of its higher profile activity includes the release of public service announcements,[1] a compilation album featuring Pearl Jam, Wilco and Phish, and various activities involving board member Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead.
The organization was founded by Marc Brownstein, bass player for the popular electronic rock band The Disco Biscuits, and his friend Andy Bernstein, author of a series of books about Phish. Bernstein now serves as executive director.
Since its inception, HeadCount has been largely volunteer-driven. It fields volunteer "street teams" in most major U.S. cities. Each consists of a trained team leader who runs the local operations, and a cadre of volunteers. These teams then set up tables at concerts through which they register voters and disseminate information related to political issues and upcoming elections. This approach has allowed HeadCount to keep its operating costs low while reaching a very large number of people. In any given year, the organization sets up these tables at 500 to 1,000 concerts or more. Artists who host this activity include: Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam, Jack Johnson, Wilco, Phish, MGMT, The National, John Mayer and many others.
Beyond concerts, HeadCount has a large presence on the Internet. It's blog features daily updates on "music, politics and everything in between,"[2] and it uses Twitter to inform music fans of interesting developments on such topics as human rights, personal liberty, food and farm policy and gulf coast recovery. HeadCount also produced the documentary A Call to Action, which has aired on cable television. In early 2012 HeadCount conceived and produced "The Bridge Session" a live performance from Bob Weir's TRI Studios featuring Weir, members of the National and various other guests. A live webcast on Yahoo! also featured a roundtable political discussion.
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BALA CYNWYD, Pa., Feb. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Hamilton Lane, a leading global private equity asset management firm, announced today that it has acquired Shott Capital Management (SCM). Shott Capital Management provides private equity and distribution management services for institutional investors, including major public and private pension plans, foundations, endowments, and other financial institutions. The firm has offices in San Francisco and Boston.
With the acquisition, Hamilton Lane will continue to provide investment services to SCM's institutional private equity clients. The acquisition of SCM will also allow Hamilton Lane to assist actively with the management, processing and disposition of newly-public portfolio company securities, thereby providing more sophisticated stock distribution management as an ancillary offering to its clients.
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About Hamilton LaneHamilton Lane is an independent financial institution that provides discretionary and non-discretionary private equity asset management services to sophisticated investors worldwide. With offices throughout the U.S., London, Hong Kong, Rio de Janeiro, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and Singapore, Hamilton Lane offers a full range of investment products and services that enable clients to participate in the private equity asset class on a global and customized basis. Founded in 1991, Hamilton Lane has more than 190 employees and more than $171 billion in total assets under management and supervision. For more information please visit www.hamiltonlane.com.About Shott Capital ManagementShott Capital Management is a registered investment advisor focused on providing investment management solutions to private equity investors. Shott Capital Management has managed in-kind stock distributions since 1991 and private equity fund investments since 1997. SOURCE Hamilton Lane
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Going to be in town next week and plan to ride about 4 days. Looking for some local advice on the following...
- what 4 trails in within an hours drive of Estes Park would you recommend. My research looks like Hall Ranch and Heil Valley Ranch are definitely rides I will do. Would like to ride a higher altitude trail (sim Colorado Trail) if possible in that area. Not looking for anything knarly, watched some videos of bobcat ridge and that downhill is more than I care to ride.
- what direction is preferred for the Nelson loop at Hall Ranch?
- should I park at the picture rock trailhead at Heil Valley?
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- how much biker/hiker traffic should I expect at Hall and Heil on a weekday in the morning?
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The only thing that has gone wrong with the car so far was a fault on the turbo. This was replaced without any problems under warranty. After a bit of reading, this was a common problem on the VW group TDi unit. The replacement was done 3 years ago, and there have been no problems with the replacement.
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Ryanair's newly appointed marketing head Peter Bellew will take to Twitter today (16 January) to discover consumers' perceptions of the brand with a live Q&A session later this afternoon.
Ryanair: new TV ad screening in Ireland
The Twitter Q&A is part of a slew of new measures from the budget airline, including an Irish TV ad, aimed at improving customer service and communication with passengers, following increasing pressure from shareholders.
Bellew, the former chief executive of Irish Cottage Club and internet company Wapprofit, joined the airline in 2006 as the deputy director of flight operations and was promoted to the head of sales and marketing last month.
A director of sales and marketing at the airline will be appointed in the coming weeks and will report directly to chief executive Michael O'Leary, tasked with devising and implementing all sales and marketing activity for Ryanair's brand, including communications.
Ryanair's O'Leary has traditionally eschewed the merits of marketing and advertising, previously declaring that "bad publicity sells more seats" and that that he is the company's marketing director.
But at the company's last AGM O'Leary faced harsh criticism from disgruntled shareholders who claimed the airline's poor customer service and harsh policies were hurting the business.
O'Leary commented at the time, "We should try and eliminate things that unnecessarily piss people off," and, "I'm very happy to take responsibility if we have a macho or overly abrupt culture."
He attempted to improve his and the business's image in a #GrillMOL Twitter Q&A with mixed results, where he commented on women's profile pictures.
O'Leary's latest attempt at communicating with his passengers comes in the form of the airline's TV ad which aired in Ireland this week, which sees a smiling, friendly O'Leary talking to camera about the new Ryanair reforms.
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U.S. cities across the country are seeing increases in bicycle commuters, according to a recent report from the U.S. Census Bureau. The report found that the total number of people who use a bike to get to work jumped by approximately 60 percent in the past decade, to about 786,000 during the 2008-2012 period, making the largest percentage increase of all commuting modes tracked by the 2000 Census and the 2008-2012 American Community Survey. Portland, Ore. had the highest bicycle-commuting rate at 6.1 percent; the overall national rate was 0.6 percent. "In recent years, many communities have taken steps to support more transportation options, such as bicycling and walking," said Brian McKenzie, a Census Bureau sociologist and the report's author, in a release. "For example, many cities have invested in bike share programs, bike lanes and more pedestrian-friendly streets." Read more on physical activity.
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Current and former smokers may face more difficulty when trying to become pregnant, according to a new study in the journal Fertility and Sterility. Researchers at the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) analyzed the chances of getting pregnant among 686 current smokers, 741 former smokers and 2,346 women who never smoked, finding that among the former smokers with the highest level of exposure, the chance of getting pregnant was reduced on average by 26 percent per menstrual cycle. "Pregnant women are already encouraged to quit smoking because of the risks to the mother and baby. Some women might not be aware that current regular smoking also harms female fertility, as concluded by the U.S. Surgeon General based on observational studies and animal studies," said Rose Radin, a doctoral student in the BUSPH Department of Epidemiology and the lead author of the study, in a release. "Our study also found that current regular smokers take longer to get pregnant than never smokers." Read more on tobacco.


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|Abril, Jordi; Nova, Enrique; Broquetas Ibars, Antoni; Aguasca Solé, Alberto; Romeu Robert, Jordi; Jofre Roca, Lluís
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Interferometry at W Band can be exploited to form images of small deformations with precisions in the order of tenths of microns and retrieve surface relieves. An Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar setup is proposed in which the scattered field is focused using a combination of range compression and backpropagation algorithm. Interferometric images involving micrometric displacements have been obtained showing a good agreement between real and measured displacements. A metallic rough surface deformation test has been first performed, by imaging the phase difference between acquisitions before and after the displacement. The interferometric phase difference between acquisitions can be used to image local deformations from a range of several meters. Furthermore the interferogram coherence shows the degree of decorrelation of the radar reflectivity which provides valuable information for surface random change. Likewise the relief of the surface with an L-shape target is retrieved mapping the phase difference between the two receiving antennas, in this case an static scenario is required.
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Tracey's Report - Day 12 ToT Day !!
Thursday 30th October
Today was ToT (Tower of Terror) day I cant believe wed been there this long and hadnt ridden our favourite ride yet ! This was the first place we headed for only one side was working so the standby line was already 30mins thank heavens for fastpasses ! We hopped over to Rock n Roller coaster Steves not so keen but I like it and we got to go on together no baby swaps required when mam & dad are with us. Back to ToT still as good as ever ! The random drop sequence adds to it again.
Next our first encounter of the day with rude Americans - now if youre going to have a domestic you dont do it in Disney with hundreds of people walking past and certainly not with the language that this couple were using (and in front of their own young children!) They seemed to follow us around for half the morning- still arguing at the top of their voices.
Off to Ariel Annabelles favourite we timed it just right to get fastpasses for the next show. Encounter number two with rude people we followed a group of 6 adults into a row and they promptly stopped in the middle, we stood waiting for them to move along or be moved along by a CM. One of them asked my dad what he was f****** looking at? so I politely told them that they were supposed to keep going down the row. We like f****** middle seats and were going to sit where we f****** like was the reply. So we climbed (literally) over them taking great care to step on as many toes and stick out as many elbows into soft flesh as possible. They didnt even have kids with them !
Mam & dad did The Great Movie Ride which they enjoyed apart from the length of the queue whilst the girls played under the hat and got some autographs.
We had lunch over by Indie (Backlot Express ??) Ive become rather fond on chicken strips, bumped into Jessie, Buzz & Woody on the way to the Backlot Tour. Found some Tool Time merchandise at the exit shop and promised myself Id come back to get some pressies for Steve whilst we were at the Poly.
It was that time of the afternoon again when mam and Annabelle started wilting in the heat. Annabelle could sleep in the buggy but mam couldnt unfortunately lol ! I knew if we went home that afternoon we wouldnt make it back for Fantasmic & I really wanted everyone to see it. We struck lucky it was about ½ hour til the Stars & Cars parade but for some reason there was a section of the parade route that was empty. In between The ABC theatre (where they used to do the Superstar TV thing?) and the Soundstage place (Monster Soundshow?) was a stretch of path that wasnt roped off and had benches in front of the railings so we sat down with a couple of frozen lemonades & ice creams and waited to be moved on. Outside both of the aforementioned attractions there were entertainers entertaining and we were allowed to just sit there unhindered by rope barriers with nobody standing in front and nobody pushing from behind. It was the best view of a parade Id ever had and Rachelle got loads of attention from the characters unfortunately Annabelle slept right through it but we vowed wed come back while we were at the Poly and see it again.
Suitably refreshed we headed straight in to see Indiana Jones (another cool seated attraction designed to convince my mam she wanted to stay). Next was the Beauty and the Beast show another family favourite nice to see its been revamped and updated a bit too ! By this time it was past 5 oclock so we headed over towards the Fantasmic amphitheatre. It was still pretty quiet so we stopped for coffees outside, just as well as there was no preshow entertainment just the usual Mexican waves.
What can I say about Fantasmic? If youve seen it youll know what I mean if you havent go and see it !!!
The after effects of Fantasmic and a full day in the park !
Tomorrow expect loads of photos *** its Halloween & a very eventful day!!
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I am so excited... I have a 4 day weekend!! I am leaving tonight to visit my parents, they live about 20-30 minutes south of Indianapolis. My little sis (22)is 6 months prego and her last ultrasound is tomorrow morning and I am going!!! This will be my first one and hopefully 'IT' will show us the gender! hehe.. Afterwards my mom, sis, and I are going to look at bridesmaid dresses and maybe even wedding dresses... how exciting?!?!
Honestly I am just excited to be around my family... I miss them so much and it will be nice to have 4 days with them! I think me and my little bro (6) are going to camp out in the backyard! hehe.. fun!! Then Saturday I want to spend some QT with my dad... it seems like we never get to because he is always fixing my car or messing with the house... hehe.. he is non stop!! :0) So we are going to make lunch plans!!!
I need to get away for a little while... this is going to be awesome!
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!!
Not sure what is going on but I am stuck on Taco Bell this week. Not only did I eat it Sunday, but I ate it Monday night and Tuesday night!! And I didn't even try to get the items with the least amount of calories, I loaded up!! It is almost 'that time' and I know that has a lot to do with it! But I can usually control my cravings to once a month.... not this time! I lost almost 4 lbs last week and I am very close to my goals... I can't be eating Taco Bell everyday! The worst part is that after eating I just want to lounge around the house and do nothing. So far I haven't done any cardio in the last 2 days! Hopefully that will all change tonight! I hate the way I feel when I eat bad and don't get my exercise.
TODAY... I will get my butt off the couch and get on the treadmill!! I will not eat Taco Bell, but something healthy and within my calorie range!! I will do all my crunches and PU! I will not fail this week!!
Much to my amazement, I completed a 5K this past Saturday (May 12)!! I finished with a time of 47:23 which is better than the time on my treadmill! :)
I did a pet friendly, competitive 5K with my doggy, Maria! She did great! Once she got the hang of it! :) It was the longest we have ever jogged/walked together, so it was a learning experience. I plan to continue the training with Maria and eventually I would like to get under 30 minutes! :)
Our next 5K is September 29th! Wish us luck!!! :0)
Today I measured, and since I started spark (Jan 25th) I have lost a total of 14.5 inches!! Not to mention the 20lbs that are gone!! So today I got my butt in the gym!! I did 30 minutes of cardio and about 45 minutes of strength training.. I pushed myself and added some new exercises as well as more weight! I had been kinda... maintaining the last few weeks.. but NOT today!!
I weigh in tomorrow and an very excited! I hope I get the results I want! hehe.. :)
So I haven't weighed in about a week... I was sick a few days last week, but it definitely didn't affect my hunger. I think I have gained some weight and am scared to get on that scale. I haven't completed any cardio in forever... Have I hit a plateau?!?!? I sure hope not!!! I DO NOT want to quit, or go back to my old habits! But I can't seem to get motivated... fitness wise anyways. I brought my clothes to go to the gym after work, but we are taking the pups to the vet. So maybe I will get on the treadmill when I get home... maybe not.. I was so PUMPED about my cardio challenges, but I can't get that momentum back. I know to lose all this weight I MUST get off my lazy behind... just eating healthy isn't going to do it. It might maintain the weight I have lost, but I know I have to burn some calories!! I really wanted to lose 10 more lbs by the end of the month... but at this rate I am not going to lose 1!!!
What can I do....... Hopefully I can find that motivation and drive again!


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A mockumentary-style sitcom chronicling the unusual kinship of the extended Pritchett clan, a brood that includes patriarch Jay; his younger Latina wife, Gloria, and her preteen son; Jay's daughter, Claire, and her family; and Jay's son, Mitchell, who lives with his partner, Cameron.
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Byron Scott told me yesterday Luke Walton has been the biggest surprise through the first week of training camp. Scott was amazed at Walton's conditioning and the way he's making shots, moving around on the court. Walton has proven that with a nice first half (5pts) in this scrimmage. Sulia
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The tentacles of the proposed deal stretched across more than 10 players and three teams on Monday, with the Nets recruiting a fourth team to take on guard MarShon Brooks in exchange for an additional draft pick to send to Orlando. Nevertheless, multiple complexities need to be resolved to complete the deal, including the negotiation of contracts for four of the players in the proposed trade: Brook Lopez, Kris Humphries, Damion James and Shelden Williams. In the proposed deal, Howard, Jason Richardson and Earl Clark would be sent to Brooklyn, and the Magic would receive the Nets' Lopez, James, Williams and Armon Johnson, Cleveland's Luke Walton and three future first-round picks, sources said. Cleveland would receive Orlando's Quentin Richardson, Brooklyn's Sundiata Gaines, Humphries (on a one-year guaranteed deal), a first-round pick and $3 million from the Nets. Brooklyn also is in talks with the Los Angeles Clippers to exchange Brooks for an additional first-round pick to send to the Magic. If the Clippers decline to participate, other teams are in position to take on Brooks, sources said. Yahoo! Sports
Chad Ford: Proposed deal (cont'd): Magic get Brook Lopez in S&T, Luke Walton, Damian James, Sheldon Williams, Armon Johnson and 3 first round picks Twitter
Chad Ford: Proposed deal (cont'd): Magic picks would be: two 1st rd picks from Nets & a lottery protected 1st from the Clippers. Twitter
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Chad Ford: Proposed deal (cont'd): The Clippers would receive MarShon Brooks. Twitter
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While the structure of a deal involving the Nets, Magic, Cavaliers and at least one other team is in place, involving numerous players, the moving parts involved in that scenario are a long way from being resolved. For example, Brooklyn created the structure of the deal, which would include sending forward Kris Humphries to the Cavaliers as part of the trade. However, Humphries, being a free agent, would have to agree to the terms of a sign-and-trade deal first. And since Humphries played on a one-year deal for the Nets last season, he's reluctant to do it again, looking for a multi-year deal. Under the terms of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, Humphries could only sign up to a four-year deal if he was part of a sign-and-trade. But the Cavaliers are reluctant to sign Humphries to a long-term deal, preferring to use him as a trade chip to amass additional assets or to only take up cap space for a year. (Being well under the salary cap, Cleveland could just sign Humphries using its room if it was interested in him, and wouldn't have to give up anything.) NBA.com
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In the proposed deal, Howard, Jason Richardson and Earl Clark would be sent to Brooklyn, and the Magic would receive the Nets' Brook Lopez, Damion James, Sheldon Williams, Cleveland's Luke Walton and three future first-round picks, sources said. Cleveland would receive Orlando's Quentin Richardson, Brooklyn's Sundiata Gaines, Kris Humphries (on a one-year guaranteed deal), a first-round pick and $3 million from the Nets. Brooklyn also would send Brooks to a fourth team to get them an additional first-round pick to send to the Magic. Yahoo! Sports
It doesn't appear as if forward Luke Walton has much left in the tank. The 6-8 forward was once a productive player with the Lakers. The Cavs have been playing him at power forward. He seems to be more of a "3." News-Herald
The hefty contract of Walton, which pays him $6.1 million for one more season, was in many ways the price for getting another first-round selection. For the 6-8 forward, however, it represents a chance to resurrect a career withering at the end of Mike Brown's bench. Walton, who has a history of back problems, said he was called into Brown's office two days prior to the start of the lockout-shortened season and told he would not be part of the rotation. "It took me by complete surprise, but what are you going to do?" Walton said. "The frustrating part is it's completely out of your hands." Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cavs forwards Luke Walton and Omri Casspi are candidates to be bought out of their contracts this summer. Walton might be reluctant to take anything less than the $6.1 million he's owed because he's a minimum player — at best — at this stage of his career. Casspi is owed $2.3 million next year. He could return to Europe, which might be his best option. Morning Journal
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Jason Lloyd: BREAKING NEWS: #Cavs trade Ramon Sessions, Christian Eyenga to Lakers for Luke Walton and Lakers' #1 pick (top 14 protected) in 2012 draft. Twitter
He has won two championship rings and played in two other NBA Finals. Luke Walton doesn't know what to do these days. "This is my ninth year, and this is probably the toughest one," the Lakers forward said. He's the forgotten man of the Lakers, idling at the end of the bench in the first year of the Mike Brown era. The Lakers have played 39 games. Walton has appeared in nine, lowest on the team. "The last couple of years, my back's been hurting so I couldn't really complain about [playing time]. My back actually feels good this year," he said. "Not having an opportunity to help the fellas has been real tough. When we practice and I can hang out with the guys, and travel, everything's great. It's game days where I find it real hard to fall asleep at night. That's when it gets difficult. "But it's out of my control." Los Angeles Times
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The strangeness began shortly after his eighteenth birthday. A time when, he'd wanted to think, his life might have begun to be more fully his own.
The new, veiled way in which people were looking at him. Or looking away from him.
Got to be imagining it. Weird!
Nothing about him had outwardly changed, he was sure. He'd been growing steadily since the age of twelve, and he was now five feet ten, weighed approximately 135, had to be normal, average for his age. Sometimes he cut himself shaving out of carelessness, but that didn't seem to be what anyone was looking at, or not looking at. He wore his usual clothes: baggy khakis, longsleeved black T-shirt, size 11 running shoes. In cold weather he wore his purple school jacket, emblazoned with the bronze letters MT. OLIVE VARSITY TRACK, and Army-surplus combat boots. Much of the time he wore his Walkman, and his mind was totally elsewhere. When he removed the headphones and the heavy, throbbing music faded, the world, which was a world of adults, a world designed and controlled by adults, rolled in over him like an avalanche.
It wasn't Danny's friends and classmates who behaved strangely with him, just adults. And not all adults, only a few. His foster parents, the Stampfels—Ed and Em, they wanted to be called. Two or three of his teachers at Mt. Olive High. The track-team coach, Hal Diedrich. The principal, Mr. Bernard, and the faculty adviser to the student newspaper, Mr. Fackler. And Mrs. Jameson, the guidance counselor.
He'd thought he knew Mrs. Jameson. Thought she knew him.
Two years before, when Danny Neuworth was a sophomore, a new transfer to Mt. Olive High, he'd had a difficult time adjusting; he'd been lonely yet not very sociable, poorly motivated in his studies yet anxious about grades, and so he'd been referred to Mrs. Jameson. She had let him talk without interrupting him, had asked him questions that showed she was sympathetic, genuinely interested in him, and so he'd come to trust her. She'd given him good advice he'd tried to follow. But now, so strangely, in November of his senior year, when Danny was considering where to apply to college, eager for advice and encouragement, Mrs. Jameson answered his questions in a distracted manner, smiling faintly in his direction without seeming to see him. Open before her on her desk was a manila file inscribed, in stark black ink, Neuworth, Daniel S. '05. "confidential."
When he first entered Mrs. Jameson's office, she was frowning at a document in the file. She glanced up at him then with a look—veiled, startled. "Oh, Daniel. Come in." Their conversation was stiff, awkward. If he didn't know better, Danny would have thought the guidance counselor didn't know him at all. Finally he asked if there was something in his file: "I guess you couldn't tell me, huh?"
Mrs. Jameson said quickly, "There's nothing wrong, Daniel. Of course. What could be wrong?" A deep flush rose into her face. Her voice was oddly flat, toneless.
Danny had friends who'd conferred with the guidance counselor, students whose grades were no better than his, and they'd come away with lists of colleges to apply to, even catalogues and brochures. But Mrs. Jameson didn't seem to have any ideas for him. He said he'd like to study mechanical engineering, maybe. His foster father, Ed Stampfel, had thought that might work for him. Yes, that might work for him, Mrs. Jameson said vaguely. "If you have the math. Engineering requires math, you know." Repeatedly Mrs. Jameson blew her nose in a tissue, apologizing for "sinus allergies." Out of a crammed bookshelf she pulled dogeared catalogues for regional New Jersey colleges—Warren County, Cape May, Hunterdon Community, Rutgers-Camden. "Maybe one of these. Let's see."
Strange—Mrs. Jameson wasn't meeting his eye. Wasn't calling him Danny, as she had in the past.
Adults! You couldn't figure them.
Since kindergarten, Danny's teachers had encouraged him, presumably knowing of his foster-home background. Pursue your goals, follow your dream, everyone in America is special, you have only to be you. Now, when he needed encouragement and advice, Mrs. Jameson couldn't seem to think of anything to tell him. Her sleek, slender laptop was open on her desk, and in the lenses of her glasses he saw a faint reflection of mysterious darting movements on the screen, like secret thoughts.
Something in my file. That must be it.
Yet what could it be? He'd never gotten into trouble at school, or anywhere else. He'd been a sulky kid for a while in high school, but came out of it gradually and became an earnest, diligent, if not very imaginative, student. In easy subjects like communication arts, social studies, health and fitness, he'd earned A-minuses, but mostly his grades hovered at B-/C+ no matter how hard he worked. He had a small circle of friends, mostly guys like himself. This year he'd finally made the varsity track team, by driving himself mercilessly and earning the respect of Coach Diedrich for his effort if not for his actual accomplishments ("Not every guy can be a star, Danny. You're a team player"). His only distinction was that since the second semester of his sophomore year Neuworth, Daniel had been listed on the Mt. Olive Good Citizenship Roster, initiated by the school district to boost morale by "honoring" those students who attended classes regularly, did their schoolwork, and caused no trouble. But the honor had become a joke, because so many names were listed.


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I'll admit it took me a little while to get into the first book in this series, though it did eventually hook me. The second book was good as well, but this volume is something else entirely. It has a depth of characterization that is somewhat rare in YA fiction, and is also uncharacteristically thought-provoking for the genre. I was very impressed.
Like "Curse of the Wendigo," "Isle of Blood" takes a cerebral turn. Despite gore aplenty -- skinless monsters, nests made of human flesh, etc. -- the main thrust of the book is to explore the darkness within. I actually prefer the more visceral -- "chased by monsters" style of the first book. Don't judge me! Also, while Will Henry's character grows and develops over the course of the series, any character development on Dr. Warthrop's part seems to be completely erased by the time the next book rolls around. What the heck?
Finished reading this novel and I'm still taken by it. "The Isle of Blood" to me seemed to have more humor than the previous two novels, but still retained some gory moments. This part of the series focused more on Will Henry's darker side which was very refreshing after what had happened in the second book with Warthop. Currently I am waiting for the next book to be on the self.
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Practically the best book on the planet! It was quirky, funny, and the action scenes were really believable. The character development is spectacular. It's also really... deep as if it able to convey different parts of life. The language and writing style were intricate and amazing. Everyone in the world should read it and so should, well...aliens. If martians read it, I'm pretty sure they'd have a very good opinion of Earth people. Read it.
OMG! i loved every bit of this book and all its twists and turns.This is better than all the other books in the series put together. So well written and so well done i really want another book to be as amazing as this one. If your looking for the perfect book to read over and over again here it is!!!!
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The modern master of Gothic horror returns...and there was much rejoicing. In this volume, Dr. Warthrop actually leaves his assistant Will Henry behind with his former teacher as he embarks on the most dangerous mission of his career -- to find Typhoes Magnificum, the Questing Beast of monstrumology, which has never been seen. Will finally gets to experience normal family life, and leaves it behind to save the doctor when he is reported to have died in action. Along the way, Will confronts the growing darkness in his own heart.
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Martina Hingis, overrated?
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Sep 26th, 2012, 08:24 PM
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Re: Martina Hingis, overrated?
I dont know where Sharapova came into this thread but for what its worth no Sharapova does not rank above Hingis yet. She has 1 fewer major, as much as the #1 stats are overrated she is glaringly behind in those too. Hingis was also dominant at the Australian and had a dominant year in 1997, where Sharapova isnt dominant ever or anywhere. If Sharapova wins a 5th slam it would be closer because of the career slam, but really Sharapova needs 6 slams to rank over Hingis, and possibly a year end #1 too. As much as Hingis vultured a really weak field January 1997-January 1998 she atleast capatilized fully on it, so kudos and credit to her for that, while Maria has had a really weak field to play with the last few years and hasnt taken the same advantage, blowing several winnable slam finals and semis.
Prime to prime though I think Sharapova would win. Sharapova is similar to Davenport with better movement and much more fight, and we all know prime Lindsay owned prime Martina. I know the Hingistards will point out Martina crushing Maria once in 2006 past her prime but that was an aberration as Maria came back to very easily win their next 2 matches. It was the first time they ever played, Maria probably found Hingis's game hard to get used to at first since nobody plays that style of tennis anymore.
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