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With a headrest and arms that adjust like a custom-built car seat, the BedLounge Pillow envelops you with all-around comfort for sitting on the floor or in bed — offering full, upper-body recliner support and stress relief for your back and shoulders.
Flex-Arm adjustable armrests can move outward or inward, and up or down
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Headrest can be raised or lowered more than 12 inches, can move forward or backward 90 degrees, or can be removed altogether
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January 3, 2015
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i bought this to use after right shoulder. One is suppose to sleep in a lazy boy for 6 weeks but being right handed how does one use the lever getting in and out of the lazy boy without bothering other people for help. This lounger is working great sleeping in my own bed and would definitely recommend others to try it...
June 6, 2014
Not that good
I was very disappointed after I received this, after reading all the reviews, I found this not to be as advertised. When you lean back, and the picture even shows the back can lean back, it does not tell you or show you that the arms also come up, it's like leaning the entire pillow at an angle. The arms only move to the side a bit. Absolutely no lumbar support, the reason I bought it! It might be nice for some people just laying in bed with this propped up instead of pillows to watch TV or read, but no way can you comfortably fall asleep on it. The headrest is just a bendable stick stuck in a hole, sure it might be adjustable, but it does not stay that way. I was so disappointed, I sent it back. For that kind of money, it is NOT just like the top of a lounge chair. To lean back, remember the arms come up with it. The material is nice, but does not fold up flat for storage.
May 15, 2014
Worth it
I hemmed and hawed for at least four years before finally splurging on a Bed Lounger, and none of the pillow configurations I tried in all that time worked nearly as well as this does for sitting up comfortably without eventually slumping or shifting. The manual says it's built like furniture, and it really is -- you're essentially buying the upper half of a chair. The description may lead you to believe this is more high-tech than it is -- it's not nearly as fancy as a car seat or a recliner, but it is well made and very sturdy. I've not been able to move the arms up and down like I expected from the photos, which doesn't particularly bother me because I tend not to use the arms very much at all. When I want to recline I just lean the entire Bed Lounger back at an angle; the internal structure is firm enough to keep the back from dipping or curving. I also don't use the headrest. You can use it on the floor, but be aware that you'll need a wall or something behind you. It's not a free-standing kind of thing. Bottom line: It's expensive. There's no way around that. But it works, and I don't know where on earth you'd find something similar for less money.
July 7, 2013
While in use!
Very comfortable-love the firmness & sturdiness while still plush & comfy when in use. My only dislike: when not in use where to store. My other bed lounge is not as comfortable but folds down & slides under my bed - out of sight until I'm ready to use it again
April 26, 2013
This is a great product
This bed lounge is one of the most well thought out bed items I have ever used. It performs beyond anything I expected. I am glad I ordered it but am now totally spoiled! It is very comfortable and supports the back beautifully.
December 30, 2012
It really works!
My husband bought me this for my birthday. I love the fact that I don't have to keep adjusting pillows so that I can read, watch tv or do crosswords in bed and in comfort. I also use it if I want to stretch out on the couch to watch tv. It gives my back the needed support to be comfortable. It is firm and sturdy not like the ones that they advertise for college rooms that eventually slouch. Well worth every penny!!
November 15, 2012
Great for reading in bed
I purchased the Bedlounge Pillow because I like to read or work crossword puzzles as a way to wind down before going to sleep. This pillow helps be sit upright and take pressure off my hip. I no longer wind up slumping down into an uncomfortable position. I love the headrest adjustments. I wish I had purchased this pillow sooner!
October 29, 2012
Very comfortable
After growing weary of the mountains of throw pillows I had to use to find a comfortable reading position in bed, I decided to take a chance and order this BedLounge. I had previously tried one of those cheaper corderoy-covered reading pillows with arms that many of us had in college (we called them "husbands"), but it just didn't provide the head and neck support I wanted for sustained reading. Even though my husband thought I was nuts for splurging on this much more expensive BedLounge, even he admits that it is *the* most comfortable way to read (or watch TV) in bed. He's 6'1" and I'm 5'2", and both of us find that it gives fantastic support. In fact, because he steals it from me regularly, he is getting one of his very own for the holidays. My only wish is that Levenger would sell optional darker colors of the slipcover (browns, taupes, navy blues) so that it might blend better with bedroom furnishings and linens (and also hide the occasional drop of tea or coffee that spills on it). Overall, however, a great purchase and one I'd readily repeat.
December 10, 2011
Good for reading in bed.
Helps me to sit upright in bed and supports my back. I weigh 220 lbs 5ft5in and I can fit in it. Made of good material. I have used it on my couch as it has wider than normal cushions pillowed back sectional couch. I move the pillows and use this instead. I can sit anywhere on my sectional and have room for TV control and things in the pockets in the arms. I use this with my older levenger lap desk.
May 8, 2011
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« Reply #45 on: December 01, 2005, 06:53 PM »
The 3 biographies of Marilyn I've read ALL mention her 6 toed foot.
Strange that it's now being denied.
Never met her so I wouldn't know the truth and it's a bit late now.
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« Reply #46 on: December 01, 2005, 07:10 PM »
I think it's just disgusting for such a great woman... Can't believe it...
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« Reply #47 on: December 01, 2005, 07:16 PM »
Quote from: "Amy"
well sneezing with ur eyes open is impossible and DONT TRY IT!
i just did and it really hurts
Sorry Amy, that just made me snort my cup of tea over my laptop!
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« Reply #48 on: December 01, 2005, 07:20 PM »
I heard on 'Braniac' that you can sneeze with your eyes open, but it demandes a lot of training. Way to go Amy! =D> I woun't try it, it would feel like my eyes could pop out...
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« Reply #49 on: December 02, 2005, 10:13 AM »
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I heard on 'Braniac' that you can sneeze with your eyes open, but it demandes a lot of training. Way to go Amy! =D> I woun't try it, it would feel like my eyes could pop out...
yer- i didnt actually succeed!! i will one day- forget about my tennis now- this is gonna be my life long ambition!!!
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« Reply #50 on: December 02, 2005, 03:31 PM »
Great ambition...
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« Reply #51 on: July 14, 2011, 10:41 PM »
Quote from: Mark on November 30, 2005, 04:58 PM
I read this on another message board, some of them are very interesting
1 - Rubber bands last longer when refrigerated.
2 - Peanuts are one of the ingredients of dynamite.
3 - There are 293 ways to make change for a dollar.
4 - The average person's left hand does 56% of the typing.
5 - A shark is the only fish that can blink with both eyes
6 - There are more chickens than people in the world.
7 - The longest one-syllable word in the English language is"screeched."
8 - On a Canadian two-dollar bill, the flag flying over the Parliament building is an American flag.
9 - All of the clocks in the movie "Pulp Fiction" are stuck on 4:20.
10 - No word in the English language rhymes with month, orange, silver or purple.
11 - "Dreamt" is the only English word that ends in the letters "mt".
12 - Almonds are a member of the peach family.
13 - There are only 4 words in the English language which end in "dous": tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous.
14 - A cat has 32 muscles in each ear.
15 - An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain.
16 - Tigers have striped skin, not just striped fur.
17 - In most advertisements, the time displayed on a watch is 10:10.
18 - Al Capone's business card said he was a used furniture dealer.
19 - The characters Bert & Ernie on Sesame Street were named after Bert the cop and Ernie the taxi driver in Frank Capra's "It's a WonderfulLife."
20 - A dragonfly has a life span of 24 hours.
21 - A goldfish has a memory span of 3 seconds.
22 - It's impossible to sneeze with your eyes open.
23 - The giant squid has the largest eyes in the world.
24 - In England, the Speaker of the House is not allowed to speak.
25 - The microwave was invented after a researcher walked by a radar tube and a chocolate bar melted in his pocket.
26 - The average person falls asleep in seven minutes.
27 - There are 336 dimples on a regulation golf ball.
28 - The average human eats 8 spiders in their lifetime at night.
29 - A cockroach can live nine days without its head before it starves to death.
30 - A polar bear's skin is black. Its fur is not white, but actually clear.
31 - Elvis had a twin brother named Aaron, who died at birth,which is why
Elvis' middle name was spelled Aron: in honor of his brother. It is also
misspelled on his tomb stone.
32 - Donald Duck comics were banned in Finland because he doesn't wear pants.
33 - More people are killed by donkeys annually than are killed in plane
crashes. (Not any more!)
34 - Stewardesses is the longest word typed with only the left hand.
35 - Shakespeare invented the words "assassination" and "bump."
36 - Marilyn Monroe had 6 toes on one foot.
37 - If you keep a goldfish in the dark room, it will eventually turn white.
38 - Women blink nearly twice as much as men.
39 - Right-handed people live, on average, nine years longer than left-handed people do.
40 - The sentence "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter in the English language .
41 - The names of the continents all end with the same letter with which they start.
42 - TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters on only one row of the keyboard.
43 - The word racecar and kayak are the same whether they are read left to right or right to left.
44 - A snail can sleep for 3 years.
45 - American Airlines saved $40,000 in 1987 by eliminating one olive from each salad served in first-class
46 - The electric chair was invented by a dentist.
47 - Vatican City is the smallest country in the world with a population of 1,000 and a size of 108.7 acres.
48 - "I am." is the shortest complete sentence in the English language.
49 - No president of the United states was an only child.
50 - The average chocolate bar has 8 insects' legs in it.
Not all of these can be true surely .....
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Quote from: Quackers on July 14, 2011, 10:41 PM
Not all of these can be true surely .....
Especially not 50?!
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A true detective!
I'm still confused though.. Tally says it's true.. and now Andy says it's not.
The f**k... Andy???
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« Reply #53 on: July 14, 2011, 11:15 PM »
Haha!!! Oh lord, the way we were eh?
Yeah 50 has to be made up. And hadn't it been proved fish have longer memories than 3 seconds?
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Especially not 50?!
The f**k... Andy???
Hey Jules Belly.
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I used this setup since last Aug 2008. It was plug and play with no problems. It recently started acting very sluggish in responces, so I figured it was going down the tubes. I had it up to about 75% capacity before problems started...including freeze ups, stuttering video, slow responce times to FF and playlist (very annoying). Rebooting does help for a while as you stated. I have also noticed the power light going off several times on the drive and had to turn off the Apricorn drive and reboot both ext. HDD and HR to resume normal function.
Whats good....
It was easy to set up. No problems with setup.
It is very quiet, in fact there is no noise at all from it.
It is very cool. Cold almost while running.
What is not...
Is the drive failing? will update later
I have deleted programming to 40% and it seem to help normal function as long as I reboot the HR every so often (about once a week)
After reading some of the above comments I would agree that an update to the HR may have caused the problems.
I am currently searching for a replacement external drive and have purchased a FAP-X 1.5 TB and have had no success getting it to be recognized yet. I am unable to get the HDD to remain "0n" before booting the HR, as some other have had a similar problem I hope to solve this,
What model HR is that? I have two Xtremes and they work perfectly with a 20-700. The eSATA might well not stay "on" during the hook up process. The FAPs usually did not come "on" until the HR recognized the eSATA. Since Seagate makes both products...


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I know how it works, and I can understand why they want it that way with the actual Satellite channels in your home.
I do not understand their thinking with the To-Go apps. There should be no blackouts whatsoever on the To-Go apps. Obviously if you are using the To-Go app you are not at home, and therefore you cannot watch your local station to see the game. So your local channel isn't going to get to count you as a viewer no matter what. It's not going to hurt their numbers at all if you can catch the game away from your house on your phone/tablet. I'm fairly certain nobody in Chicago is going to sit at home and watch the Bears game on their iPad so they can see the Detroit Fox stations coverage instead of the local Chicago Fox station on their big screen TV.
Football is a destination tv event, in that people arrange schedule to watch it. Picture this, your home team is on the TV and you want to watch. Wife begs you to go the mall and wait while she tries on dresses. If you have local games on your ipad, you think "sure why not, I won't miss the game at all and I'll score some huge wife-points". If you don't, you tell her to pound sand you are staying home, watching the game. Besides, thats why they invented mirrors, and you weren't going to tell her that her a@@ looked big in that dress even if it does.
I'm sure its not a big number, but for football, I bet having it mobile does effect the numbers a little. Ditch To-Go and get a slingbox or like device and you won't have to worry about the local black-out problem.


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Bob Rennie coauthors report calling for decentralized Vancouver Art Gallery System
Condo marketer Bob Rennie is calling for a radical overhaul of the Vancouver Art Gallery. In a 22-page paper (click download above), Rennie and coauthor David Baxter, an economic forecaster, oppose the development of a new 300,000-square-foot art gallery—which they say will cost $300 million—on the former bus-depot site across from the Sandman Hotel on West Georgia Street.
Instead, Rennie and Baxter recommend creating a decentralized "Vancouver Art Gallery System" costing $150 million, including a $25-million acquisition budget. The collection would continue to be showcased in the current 40,000-square-foot space, as well as in a new 50,000-square-foot gallery and four thematic 12,000-square-foot galleries dispersed in the community. These facilities would be dedicated to "First Nations contemporary", "Asian/East Asian", "graphics and design", and "religious and spiritual" art.
Rennie and Baxter also propose an underground 40,000-square-foot "gallery of conceptual photography". Art is currently stored in this area of the VAG out of public view.
"Let's get the storage off the most expensive land in Canada and go underground under the front lawn—not under the museum," Rennie told the Straight by phone.
He said that the city could generate more income from the former bus-depot site by developing rental housing, with the proceeds funding visual arts. "What if you build rental towers there?" he said. "As the mortgage is paid down, you have money forever."
He mentioned that the proposed contemporary gallery system could be financed through a community-amenity contribution, which the city demands from developers in return for greater density. "We're not a head-office city," Rennie emphasized. "We can't drain the philanthropy pool to have any one [gallery] survive at the expense of all others. And the government money isn't there."
He said that the report has been sent to about 50 people, including Premier Christy Clark and city manager Penny Ballem. Vancouver Art Gallery board member David Aisenstat and director Kathleen Bartels were unavailable for comment today.
In 2010, Aisenstat said at a public panel discussion that the gallery had spent six years planning its future at the site across the street from the Sandman Hotel. At the same event, Bartels pointed out that Vancouver doesn't have a suitable building to feature its world-class talent.
Two of Vancouver's most famous visual artists, Jeff Wall and Ken Lum, have publicly supported the VAG's plan. Another celebrated artist, Roy Arden, told the Straight by phone that the report by Rennie and Baxter is "laughable, absurd, [and] idiotic".
"I did read it this morning," Arden said. "And I couldn't dignify it by giving it a serious critique or anything. It's not worth the energy and the time."
Former Vancouver director of planning Ray Spaxman, on the other hand, told the Straight by phone that he sees merit in the proposal by Rennie and Baxter. Spaxman noted that there is a great pedestrian thoroughfare along the waterfront, which includes Science World, Granville Island, and several fine restaurants. "It occurs to me that it is appropriate to think of scattering many of our facilities around that walkway," he stated.
The report claims that "no purpose is served in having the VAG's storage and back office administration in the downtown core".
"Decisions about art collections, exhibitions and buildings must reflect VAGS [sic] fiduciary responsibility to taxpayers and its civic responsibility to provide for engagement in art, and hence must meet efficiency and effectiveness criteria," it states.
Diversity and Plurality: The Public's Art on Exhibition in Vancouver report by Bob Rennie and David Baxter


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In 2010, Thomas W. Lannom was selected by former Chief Administrative Officer Kenneth L. Rust to lead the Revenue Bureau.
The Revenue Bureau is the agency charged with collecting business and hotel/motel taxes for Portland and Multnomah County. The Bureau also collects utility license and franchise fees, property lien and business improvement district assessments, and maintains customer information/billing databases for other bureaus including Water, Environmental Services and Transportation.
Bureau operations also include regulation and oversight of a wide range of industries to protect public safety and ensure equity: taxicabs and other for-hire transportation vehicles, towing, parking lots, vehicle impound lots, secondhand merchandise dealers, gambling, payday lenders, placement of wireless antennas and equipment on utility poles, and use of the public right-of-way for special events like the Rose Festival Parade and Shamrock Run. The Bureau is also responsible for updating and implementing the City's Broadband Strategic Plan.
Revenue Bureau staff also provide support to the Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory Commission (MHCRC), a partnership of the cities of Fairview, Gresham, Portland, Troutdale and Wood Village, and Multnomah County, Oregon. MHCRC negotiates and enforces cable service franchise agreements; manages the public benefit resources and assets derived from the franchises; and advocates on behalf of the public interest on communications policy issues at local, state and federal levels.
The Bureau's 77 employees is projected to collect $303 million and support the collection of $380 million during the year ending June 30, 2014. The Bureau is part of the Office of Management and Finance and has an annual budget of $57 million.
Lannom moved to Portland in 1993 and has served the city since 1997. Prior to his appointment as Revenue Bureau Director, he held a number of positions including Revenue Bureau Operations Manager, License Bureau Director, Office of Neighborhood Involvement (ONI) Deputy Director, ONI Administrative Manager and ONI Community Mediator. His private sector experience includes a district manager position overseeing operations at three retail store locations.
Lannom is a former U.S. Army medic and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in business administration from the University of Georgia and Portland State University, respectively. He lives in Northeast Portland with his wife and son.


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EDIT: All previously existing text has been moved to the Critique thread, as per Angel's request.
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Also, please keep this thread comment free and start up a separate thread for any constructive criticism or whatever that you may have.
Please put that in a separate thread. Wanted to keep to having this all story no comment for this thread XD. If a mod could move these posts...?
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Unless you are intending to continue this story in a chapter-by-chapter format (and, from appearances, it doesn't seem that way to me - this story has a clearly defined ending), I will say no - it's FAR easier to keep track of what con crit goes with what story if the two are in the same thread, not in different ones.
Overall, you've got something which reads like a description of scenes in a comic - you say what you see, but there's almost no feeling, either of the power and weight behind the blows, or of what the protagonists feel about each other. It's not bad, but it could be a lot better.
You have various grammatical issues, not to mention a fairly glaring plot hole that Metallo begins holding the kryptonite, than it is Luthor who has it, with absolutely no mention of it being passed from one to the other.
Overall, try to be a little more eloquent. Put more time into describing the scene, the situation (it's not really clear where they're fighting, or when the fight moves from Luthor's immediate vicinity to the top of a building). Above all, use plenty of adjectives and adverbs (describing words) to increase the impact of your prose.
And please, get rid of the greengrocer's capitalisation (Superman's chest does not need a capital C, nor does cyborg...)
To sum up, a little eloquence goes a long way =) keep up the practice and your work will improve.
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thespaceinvader wrote:
Unless you are intending to continue this story in a chapter-by-chapter format (and, from appearances, it doesn't seem that way to me - this story has a clearly defined ending), I will say no - it's FAR easier to keep track of what con crit goes with what story if the two are in the same thread, not in different ones.
I am trying to do a chapter by chapter thing. Which is why in the very first post I made, at the top, I wanted the comments in another thread.
find it easier to keep track of the comments when it is in another thread. I also planned on continuing the story today or tomorrow but with all this stuff between the first and the second parts of the story... eh. It puts me off. Which is again going back to why I like another thread for feedback. I'm just used to it that way AND like it that way.
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Since you will be adding further chapters, i'll split the crit out.
EDIT: done. Unfortunately, teh Lady's not installed the phpBB mod that lets me merge threads, so the info from the other thread is included below, and i will be locking that thread.
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Cypher wrote:
Moving my other post, as per request:
More pronouns. There's no reason to use a character's name more than once in a sentence unless there are multiple subjects or the character's gender is uncertain.
You're also switching tenses. Some of it's in past tense (staggered), some is in present (spits). As a general rule, everything is in past tense, baring unique situations like scripts. Though if you wanted a really unique format, you could write everything in present tense.
As far as fight scenes, more collateral damage. Superman and Metallo are impossibly strong. Don't just have Metallo HIT Superman. Have him hit Superman, send him flying through a fifth story window to smash some poor secretarys desk to splinters, then jump up, grab him, and chuck him through three floors of a parking garage to crush someone's SUV and set off the car alarm.
That's all I can think of for now.
Thanks, very helpful advise.
That and I find I have trouble with keeping things in present tense. I don't know why, but I almost always have to try and keep things past tense, almost subconsiously. When I find myself doing that I try to bring it to present tense. My English teacher told me about that last year XD That and she said I was scatterbrained. Whatever that is.
As for the fight scene, yeah you're right. I should have put more actual 'damage' onto the spot, I just didn't really want to or feel the need to XD.
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Idaho Rush alum Michael Soderlund's Indiana Hoosiers won their eighth national championship with a 1-0 win over Georgetown. Soderlund was red-shirting this season and did not play in the regular season or tournament, but was on the sideline for the national championship match. He is expected to be the starting goalkeeper next year for the Hoosiers.
Indiana completed a miracle run through the NCAA tournament, defeating top-seeded Notre Dame and longtime rival North Carolina along the way. In the final, Nikita Kotlov scored in the 65th minute and solid goalkeeping from senior Luis Soffner made the lead stand up. Soffner's play during the season has earned him a spot at the MLS Combine early next year. Soderlund said his relationship with Soffner and two years of training with the Hoosiers has prepared him to take the starting role next year.
- Read the coverage of the Hoosiers' eighth national title at the Indiana web site.
- See the game-winning goal and the post-game celebration.
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More than a dozen Idaho Rush alums are heading into post-season play with their college teams over the next couple of weeks, including 12 players competing in the national finals.
Update: Monday, Nov. 26
Indiana University
The Hoosiers advanced to the national quarterfinals on Sunday with a 2-1 win in double overtime over top-seeded Notre Dame. Notre Dame grabbed a 1-0 lead early in the second half, but Indiana equalized less than a minute later. The 1-1 scoreline stood for the remainder of regular time and through the first overtime before Eriq Zavaleta won it for the Hoosiers in the 102nd minute. Indiana advances to play ninth-seeded North Carolina on Friday at Chapel Hill, N.C. Idaho Rush sophomore goalkeeper Michael Soderlund plays for the Hoosiers, but did not play in Sunday's match.
Update: Monday, Nov. 19
Indiana University
The Hoosiers cruised past Xavier University 4-1 in the second round of the NCAA Div. I national tournament and will face top-seeded Notre Dame on Sunday in the Sweet 16. Indiana scored first on a goal from Nikkita Kotlov in the 18th minute. Xavier equalized before the break, but the Hoosiers banged home three goals in a 15-minute span in the second half -- including two more from Kotlov -- to bring home the win. Sophomore Idaho Rush alum Michael Soderlund did not appear in the game.
Walla Walla CC
Walla Walla reached the finals of the NWAACC tournament before falling 1-0 to Peninsula (Wash.) College on a 88th minute goal. The Warriors reached the final by beating Highline (Wash.) Community College 3-2 on Saturday. In the final, Walla Walla used scrappy defense and solid goaltending to keep the scoresheet clean in a game played in the driving rain in Tukwila. But the Pirate chances eventually overwhelmed the Warriors, and Alex Martinez turned on a ball inside the penalty area and slotted it home for the game-winner. Idaho Rush alums Jake Helm, Andres Idoeta and Kyle Menchaca play for the Warriors.
Grand Canyon University
A late goal killed the 'Lopes hopes of a national title run as Grand Canyon fell to Simon Frasure 2-1 in the third round of the NCAA DIv. II national tournament. The Clan scored in the first half and held the 1-0 lead until the 66th minute, when Grand Canyon forward Saeed Robinson equalized from the penalty spot. Simon Frasure got the game winner in the 86th minute to seal the win. Idaho Rush alums Yared Solscheid and Mehmed Selimovic both played in the game. The Clan advance to the national quarterfinals, while the 'Lopes finish the season at 15-3-2.
Embry-Riddle University
The Eagles lost in the first round of the NAIA national finals, 3-1 to Concordia (Ore.) University. Enbry-Riddle was within striking distance at 1-0 into the second half despite several scoring opportunities by the Cavaliers. The Cavs finally pushed their lead to 3-0 with goals in the 71st and 80th minutes. The Eagles rallied for a goal in the 86th minute but ran out of time to draw closer. Embry-Riddle, making its first-ever appearance at the national tournament, finishes the season at 14-3-3. Idaho Rush alum Andrew Delarosa plays for the Eagles.
Update: Wednesday, Nov. 14
Indiana University
Indiana Univeristy earned an at-large bid to the men's NCAA Div. I National Tournament on Monday and was placed as a 16th seed. The seeding means the Hoosiers get a first-round bye in the tournament and will face the winner of Thursday's Kentucky/Xavier match. Indiana will open its tournament run on Sunday at 11 a.m. MST at home in Bloomington, Ind. Former Idaho Rush goalkeeper Micheal Soderlund is on the Hoosiers' roster but has not played this year in an effort to complete a red-shirt season.
Update: Tuesday, Nov. 13
Northwest College
Northwest College (Powell, Wyo.) dropped its first two games of the National Junior College Athletic Association national championships, eliminating them from championhip contention. The Trappers ran into a buzzsaw in the first game, losing 4-0 to third-ranked and unbeaten Louisburg College (Louisburg, N.C.). Things got a little better Tuesday morning as the Trappers, playing on only 18 hours of rest, lost 2-0 to eighth-ranked Cincinnati State. Northwest, ranked 18th in the country, ended its season with a 17-8 record. Three former Idaho Rush players -- Nate Hunt, Will Moats and Kevin Fekete, all freshmen -- play for the Trappers.
Update: Monday, Nov. 11
Grand Canyon University
The 'Lopes advanced to the regional finals of the NCAA Div. II national championships in dramatic fashion, beating Cal State-Los Angeles in PKs on Saturday. Grand Canyon took the early lead on a header from Adam Finnefrock in the 21st minute, but CSLA equalized on a dramatic header from Rosario Bras with only minutes left in the match. The Eagles kept up the pressure in extra time, forcing 'Lopes goalkeeper Josh Zehring into several good saves. Neither team could find the winner, though, and the game was settled from the penalty spot.
Freshman Yared Solcheid was the only Idaho Rush alum to play in the game, although the roster boasts five former Rush players. Yared played for about 25 minutes in the first half, about 15 minutes in the second half, and he started the first extra time period.
The 'Lopes advance to play second-ranked and top-seeded Simon Frasure University in the Sweet 16. The exact time and date of the game has not been announced. Interestingly, Simon Frasure, of Vancouver, British Columbia, became the first non-American school to win an NCAA tournament game when they beat Cal State-Stanislaus 2-1 in the second round.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautics University
The Eagles won their first Cal-Pac Conference championship in their first year of membership, rolling through the four-team tournament with a 4-0 win over Simpson University (Calif). in the semifinals and a 2-0 win over Menlo College (Calif.) in the finals. Freshman Andrew Delarosa, an Idaho Rush alum, plays for the Eagles.
The Eagles (12-2-3 overall) advance to the 32-team NAIA national championship tournament, which begins Nov. 17. They will face Concordia College (Ore.) in Portland in the first round. Game time has not been announced.
Walla Walla CC
The Warriors rallied with three goals in the final 10 minutes to get past Tacoma Community College in the first round of the NWAACC Tournament on Sunday. The Titans got on the board first with a goal in the 16th minute. It stayed that way until the 80th minute, when Max Smith equalized. Ivan Chamorro, the Warriors' leading scorer all season, put the Warriors ahead in the 81st minute and struck again in extra time to seal the deal.
Walla Walla, staffed with three Idaho Rush alums, advances to the conference semifinals and will play Highline CC (Des Moines, Wash.) Saturday at 4:30 p.m. (MST) for a berth in the finals.
Update: Friday, Nov. 9
Grand Canyon University
Five players at Grand Canyon University (Phoenix) will begin play on Saturday in the second round of the men's NCAA Div. II national tournament. The 'Lopes will face Cal State-Los Angeles at 5 p.m. MST in Phoenix. As the second seed in Super Region 3, Grand Canyon had a bye for the first round.
Sophomores Yared Solscheid and Anel Smajic have both seen significant playing time for the 'Lopes this season, with Solscheid starting in 14 games and Smajic playing in 10 of the Lopes' 18 games. Freshman Mehmed Selimovic has one goal in seven appearances, while redshirt freshmen Admir Selimovic and Steve Garcia have combined for 11 appearances this season.
Seattle Pacific University
Grand Canyon's tournament opener was almost a reunion of sorts with two former Idaho Rush players who play for Seattle Pacific University. SPU lost in the opening round of the tournament to Cal State-Los Angeles on Thursday night. Had they won, the Falcons would have faced Grand Canyon on Saturday.
Freshmen Bryson Pavel and Garrett Jones both play for the Falcons. Pavel started four games this season and appeared in 16 of the Falcons games. Jones played in 13 of the Falcons' 18 games. Freshman Graham Reid is also on the roster for the Falcons, but was injued for the entire season. All three players spent almost their entire youth career with Idaho Rush.
Northwest College
Three more former Rush players are also headed to a big stage, the men's Div. I national championships of the National Junior College Athletic Association. Nate Hunt, Will Moats and Kevin Fekete are key members of the Northwest College (Powell, Wyo.) squad that upset third-ranked Yavapai College (Prescott, Ariz.) and rival Western Wyoming Community College (Rock Springs, Wyo.) at the Region IX Tournament last week.
The 11th-seeded Trappers open play Monday against third-seeded Louisburg (Louisburg, N.C.) in Albany, Ga. The Trappers are in a group with Louisburg and sixth-seeded Cincinnati St. (Ohio). The Trappers must win their group to advance to Friday's semifinals.
- The Warriors of Walla Walla Community College open play in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) tournament on Monday against Tacoma Community College. Three former Rush players -- Jake Helm, Andres Idoeta and Kyle Menchaca-- play for the Warriors.
- Spokane Community College lost in the opening round of the NWAACC Tournament on Wednesday 2-1 to Chemeketa CC. Freshmen Michael Kingsley plays for the Sasquatches.
- Andrew Delarosa will try to help the 18th-ranked Embry-Riddle Eagles win the NAIA Califonia Pacific Conference championship in the team's first year of membership. The Eagles enter the four-team tournament as the top seed. They begin play in the semifinals on Friday.
- Freshman Debbie Ryan's Lady Bison of Oklahoma Baptist University (Shawnee, Okla.) lost in the final of the NAIA Sooner Athletic Conference tournament 1-0 to Oklahoma City University. The Stars are the sixth-ranked team in the country and have won 11 national championships since 1994. The Lady Bison end the season at 9-8-1.
- Freshman Dillon Snyder's William Woods University Owls lost in the semifinals of the NAIA American Midwest Conference tournament 3-0 to Hannibal-LaGrange University. The Owls finished the season at 11-8-1. Dillon started 13 games this season, compiling an 8-3 record and recording a team-best 1.386 goals against average.


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