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Article | Mar 03, 2015
Garmin International has updated its Garmin Pilot app for Apple devices with helicopter routes and obstacles along routes.
Topics Tablet, Apps, Helicopter, Helicopter Association International, Gear, Aircraft Types, Aviation Organizations, Charts, FAA Information and Services, Pilots
Article | Feb 13, 2015
Aviation Supplies & Academics Inc. on Feb. 12 announced seven new apps for Android designed to help pilots prepare for the oral portion of practical tests.
Topics Apps, Advanced Training, Flight Training, Flight Review, Instrument Rating, Student Pilot, Gear, Pilot Training and Certification
Article | Feb 11, 2015
Pilot Training Solutions' Instrument Rating Virtual Test Prep iPad app was released in the App Store Feb. 4, the fourth app the company has released in as many months.
Topics Instrument Rating, Flight Training, Student Pilot, Apps, Tablet, Pilot Training and Certification, Gear, Technique, Pilots, Advanced Training
Article | Jan 27, 2015
Commercial flight planning service FltPlan and Angel Flight West are integrating so that the nonprofit organization can match passenger needs with volunteer pilots' existing flight schedules.
Topics Public Benefit Flying, Apps, Aviation Industry, Gear
Article | Jan 23, 2015
Aviation writer, humorist, and CFI Rod Machado has released a free app that serves as a clearinghouse for his instructional resources.
Topics Pilot Training and Certification, Flight Training, Student Pilot, Apps, Gear, CFI
Article | Dec 01, 2014
Seattle Avionics, the designer and developer of FlyQ flight planning products, has announced updates including new versions of FlyQ Pocket and FlyQ EFB, and a new Web-based system called ATLAS.
Topics Apps, EFB, Gear, Avionics, Flight Planning, Safety and Education, FlyQ, AOPA Products and Services, Tablet, Synthetic Vision, Aircraft Types
Article | Oct 28, 2014
Garmin announced a new Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) solution Oct. 28 that meets FAA requirements for ADS-B Out while delivering traffic and subscription-free weather to mobile devices.
Topics Avionics Manufacturer, ADS B Transceiver, Apps, Aviation Industry, Avionics, Gear, NextGen, Advocacy, Cost to Operate, Ownership
Apps of the week | Oct 07, 2014
Student pilots can use these five apps to help study for their FAA knowledge exams.
Topics Gear, Apps, Wind and Gusts, Safety and Education, Tablet
Apps of the week | Sep 30, 2014
Five helicopter apps cover functions from studying flight hazards to logging flights.
Topics Gear, Apps, Helicopter, Aircraft Types, Tablet
Apps of the week | Sep 12, 2014
Aviation developers unveil updates for nine flight planning apps.
Topics Gear, Apps, Flight Planning, Safety and Education, Tablet, EFB, Pilot Weather Briefing Services, FAA Information and Services, Notams, Flight School, Aviation Industry
Apps of the week | Sep 08, 2014
Check out five aviation apps that handle a range of pilot functions.
Topics Gear, Apps, Tablet, Weather, Preflight, Safety and Education
Article | Sep 04, 2014
SocialFlight, an Internet site and mobile app that helps pilots pinpoint aviation events and destinations, is expanding internationally through partnerships with aviation industry leaders, said the Sudbury, Massachusetts-based startup.
Topics Events, Aviation Industry, Travel, Apps, Gear
Apps of the week | Sep 02, 2014
Check out these five apps that help pilots handle everything from VOR tracking to weather.
Topics Gear, Apps, Tablet
Apps of the week | Aug 25, 2014
An aviation dictionary of pilot terms, advanced avionics handbook, airport identification codes, and more are available at your fingertips through Google Play and iTunes apps.
Topics Gear, Apps, Tablet, Avionics
Apps of the week | Aug 18, 2014
With all of the calculations pilots are required to do for every flight, here's a look at five apps that can help with that process.
Topics Gear, Apps, Tablet, Wind and Gusts, Safety and Education, Crosswind, Technique
Article | Aug 13, 2014
John Hill's EasyFBO app puts him in the final round of Entrepreneur magazine's College Entrepreneur of 2014 contest.
Topics Pilots, Gear, Apps, Financial, Aviation Industry
Apps of the week | Aug 11, 2014
Check out four apps that take the weight off doing weight-and-balance calculations.
Topics Gear, Apps, Density Altitude, Safety and Education, Single Engine, Aircraft Types, Tablet, Aircraft Manufacturer, Aviation Industry
Apps of the week | Jul 30, 2014
Aviation apps developers offer updates just in time for EAA AirVenture.
Topics Gear, Apps, Flight Bags, Tablet, EFB, EAA AirVenture, Events, Synthetic Vision, Avionics
Article | Jul 30, 2014
Online aviation event hub SocialFlight is working with aircraft manufacturers to host a nationwide Parade of Planes during the month of September.
Topics Apps, EAA AirVenture, Events, Gear
Apps of the week | Jul 28, 2014
These four apps give paper logbooks a digital upgrade.
Topics Gear, Apps, Pilots, Tablet
Apps of the week | Jul 21, 2014
Plan flights before taking off with these five apps.
Topics Gear, Apps, TFR, Airspace, FAA Information and Services, Tablet, Navigation, GPS, Avionics, Flight Planning, Safety and Education
Article | Jul 17, 2014
Garmin has expanded the reach of its Pilot app for tablet computers to cover the entire planet.
Topics EFB, Apps, Gear, ADS B Transceiver, Avionics, Flight Bags, Radar, FAA Information and Services, Tablet, Pilots, Synthetic Vision, Preflight, Safety and Education
Apps of the week | Jul 14, 2014
Developers pitch their smartphone and tablet aviation apps to AOPA members.
Topics Gear, Apps, Tablet, Simulators, Pilot Training and Certification
Apps of the week | Jul 07, 2014
Apps that help with flight planning, track flights, and calculate weight and balance are among the favorites submitted by AOPA members.
Topics Gear, Apps, Navigation, Weather and Traffic Subscriptions, Flight Planning, Safety and Education, GPS, Avionics, Tablet
Article | Jul 01, 2014
The just-released SocialFlight 4.0 app provides detailed information about destinations as well as reviews of area restaurants, hotels, and attractions. The free mobile app also shows current trip planning material such as airport information and weather forecasts.
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FLW Tournament Bass Fishing App Now Available For IPhone And Android Devices
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FLW Tournament Bass Fishing, an app developed by the world's premier tournament-fishing organization, is now available as a free download on Apple's App Store and the Google Play marketplace. FLW Tournament Bass Fishing mirrors the highly successful FLWOutdoors.com website and offers iPhone, iPad and Android device users the latest FLW news and video, live tournament coverage and up-to-date tournament schedules, results and standings.
"The launch of the FLW app demonstrates our commitment to offering the best experience possible for our fans and members," said Trisha Blake, FLW's President of Marketing. "The functionality and ease of use make it a must-own for any FLW fan. FLW will strive to continue to be the Best in Fishing, On and Off the Water."
Features of FLW Tournament Bass Fishing include:
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- Register for upcoming FLW bass tournaments in your area
Look for FLW Tournament Bass Fishing available now as a free download from Apple's App Store on Apple devices or on Google Play for Android devices.
ABOUT FLW FLW is the industry's premier tournament-fishing organization, providing anglers of all skill levels the opportunity to compete for millions in prize money nationwide in 2013 over the course of 220 tournaments across five tournament circuits, four of which provide an avenue to the sport's richest payday and most coveted championship trophy – the Forrest Wood Cup. FLW tournament fishing can be seen on the Emmy-nominated "FLW" television show and is broadcast to more than 559 million households worldwide, making it the most widely distributed weekly outdoors-sports television show in the world. FLW is committed to providing a lifestyle experience that is the "Best in Fishing, On and Off the Water." For more information about FLW visit FLWOutdoors.com and look for FLW on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and YouTube. FLWOutdoors.com SOURCE FLWCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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From Georgia Southern to high schools, athletic competition in Bulloch County is very popular. Here are five images from 2008 I thought told stories by themselves. How did Jayson Foster get that high off the ground!?!
How do you tell the story of 2008 in five pictures?
The traditional Holiday Lighting of Sweetheart Circle attracted students and faculty of Georgia Southern university as well as community members as president Bruce Grube and his wife, Kathryn, flipped the switch to illuminate the grounds.
Georgia Southern football players Raja Andrews and Chris Covington enjoyed their ride with Eagle Nation. Andrews finished his career as the Eagles' all-time leading receiver and Covington was named Southern Conference Defensive Player of the Year for 2008.
Editor's note: The caption on one of the pictures to the left has been revised to reflect the following correction, which will appear in Wednesday's print edition. Because of a photographer's mistake, the name of a student in a photograph caption on the front of Sunday's Lifestyles section was misspelled. Paul Scarpinato is the Statesboro High School senior explaining artificial intelligence design in his quadrocopter at the Regional Student Technology Fair held Jan. 31 at Julia P. Bryant Elementary School. The Statesboro Herald regrets the error.
Herald staff photographer Scott Bryant shares his favorite sports photos of 2014.
Herald staff photographer Scott Bryant shares his favorite feature photos of 2014.
Herald staff photographer Scott Bryant shares the first of three galleries featuring his favorite photos of 2014.
Under the direction of Matt Olsen, Southeast Bulloch High School celebrates the holidays with four different ensembles performing a Caribbean-themed holiday program.
Sallie Zetterower Elementary School stages their annual Holiday Songfest before heading home for break. Lots of kiddie cuteness.
Grab a cup of coffee and spend some time re-living the Georgia Southern Eagles sweeping the Sun Belt Conference through the eyes of Herald Staff Photographer Scott Bryant.
The Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County are introduced to many of the animals who make their home at the Georgia Southern University Center for Wildlife Education through a special adaptation of "The Night Before Christmas" where Santa must find new animals to help him out on Christmas Eve when his reindeer fall ill.
Second and third graders at Mattie Lively Elementary School performed "How the Penguins Saved Christmas."
Images from the 2014 downtown Statesboro Holiday Celebration
Peaceful protesters walk from Georgia Southern to Bulloch courthouse, call for unity, equal rights.
On Tuesday, Nov. 25 2014, clergy and members of local churches joined together in prayer and song to celebrate the true meaning of Thanksgiving.
The Statesboro Herald and members of the community would like to recognize the men and women who have served in the Armed Forces on Veterans Day.
Over 100 participated in the 2014 Zombie Run 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, October 25 to help raise funds for local health organizations, including the Bulloch Partnership for Health, the Georgia Southern University Rural Health Research Institute, the Mercer University Center for Rural Health and Health Disparities, and the Georgia Southern University Wellness Program.


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Frozen Mornings and Crappie Fishing
There are a lot of outdoor activities I love to participate in. Hunting Canada geese is very high on my list as is sticking the walleye on Rainy Lake reefs. I never seem to mind a good pheasant flush and bass fishing a quality largemouth lake is pretty impressive.
However, as my mind roams through the volumes of outdoor adventures, it often stops for a rest at the chapter on winter crappie fishing.


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Could a coral calcium supplement really help keep us healthy and vital as we age? Is it better than other forms of calcium, worthy of its higher cost?
Questions surround coral calcium. But for Fred Runnels, the answer to all these questions is a definite yes. Based on his personal experience and professional knowledge of chemistry, Runnels is a confirmed devotee of nutritional supplements. A personal-care formulating chemist in Seattle for the last 60 years, Runnels is still going strong — running his own business every day at age 84. That, he says, is thanks to calcium, which ended his 40-year battle with excruciating pain.
Runnels took a bad fall at age 4, and an athletic injury at age 17 caused his back to hurt intensely for the first time — a pattern that continued until he was 54. His chronically misaligned back was so painful that, when driving, Runnels would take every exit from the freeway to stop and stretch his spine over the hood of the car. "It brought tears to my eyes," he says.
By age 50, Runnels was advised to undergo a surgical spinal fusion. He declined — a decision that caused Runnels' doctor to "fire" him as a patient. Four years later, Runnels suffered a burn at work. While on bed rest, he took large doses of several nutrients to heal the burn. Lo and behold, his back pain let up for the first time. He narrowed down the source to the calcium he'd been taking. And calcium has kept him pain-free (as long as he takes it daily) for 30 years.
Eighteen months ago, Runnels switched to coral calcium, which he says yielded the best results yet. Coral calcium has become a nutrition phenomenon over the past few years, and the subject of its fair share of controversy. Proponents argue it is a superior form of calcium. Critics claim it is an overpriced source of poorly absorbable calcium.
Calcium makes up 1 to 2 percent of adult human body weight. More than 99 percent of the body's entire calcium content is found in the teeth and bones. Critical for bone development and maintenance, calcium also is necessary for muscle contraction, blood clotting, nerve signal function and regulation of the heart rhythm.
Supplemental forms include bone meal, dolomite, refined calcium carbonate, unrefined calcium carbonate (from limestone or oyster shells) and calcium chelates (aspartate, citrate, gluconate and lactate).
Calcium (carbonate), taken with a meal, sometimes prevents gallbladder problems, such as nausea, gas and abdominal pressure, from symptom-prone foods (usually fatty food). Calcium also has been shown to bind secondary bile acids in the colon, allowing acids to be excreted rather than being reabsorbed, which leads to faster gallstone formation.
Countries (such as Peru, Sri Lanka and China) that have the lowest calcium levels in the diet have populations that maintain lifelong healthy bones, while Americans tend to have brittle bones. Western populations have overburdened themselves with an excessive acid load (from stress and from eating too many refined carbohydrates and too much protein), throwing pH out of balance, which leads to chronic, low-grade acidosis.
Chronic metabolic acidosis is the major hidden cause of osteoporosis. Even a slight tilt toward acid can produce osteoporosis. The body then has to take valuable alkaline salts of bone-building minerals (calcium, magnesium, manganese, sodium, potassium, zinc, boron, copper and strontium) from bone tissue and use them for buffering those internal acids. The human skeleton, in addition to holding us up, is the storehouse for these minerals, which are withdrawn to fit the need.
Eating sugar also may deplete our bodies of calcium. Numerous studies, including one published in The Journal of Nutrition in 1986, have shown that a high-sugar diet causes urinary calcium to increase. A 1994 French study showed that a single chocolate bar, containing 55 grams of sucrose, produced a striking increase in blood triglycerides and urine calcium.
Two National Institutes of Heath "Consensus Development Conference" reports, the "2004 Surgeon General's Report on Osteoporosis" and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's "Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005" each state that calcium consumption should be between 1,000 and 1,500 mg a day for all adults. However, median calcium intakes are less than 800 mg per day for most adults and below 600 mg a day for older women. The Surgeon General's report states unambiguously: "Calcium has been singled out as a major public health concern today because it is critically important to bone health, and the average American consumes levels of calcium that are far below the amount recommended for optimal bone health."
Ayurvedic practitioners have used coral as a source of supplemental calcium for centuries. A form of calcium carbonate, it differs from other forms in that it contains minute amounts of 73 trace minerals (see "Which Calcium is Right for You?" on Page 40).
There's no doubt these trace minerals are beneficial. Research has shown that calcium works better, especially for bone building, when accompanied by other minerals. But are the quantities high enough to actually make any difference? Runnels thinks the extra minerals are the reason coral calcium is so effective.
Coral calcium contains a ratio of 2 parts calcium to 1 part magnesium (about 20 percent calcium and 10 percent magnesium) — the same ratio our bones contain. That ratio has been the standard recommendation of holistic health practitioners for many years.
Coral calcium is mined from aboveground aged coral rock deposits or is scooped up as "marine" coral sand from around reefs, and therefore is very pure. Sometimes called "fossilized" coral, it's not taken from living reefs in the sea.
Coral calcium typically has been mined in Okinawa, Japan, but Brazilian types are now becoming available. This material, from a different variety of coral, is harvested on sandy beaches and contains 12 times the trace mineral content of Okinawan coral. Although extensive research is said to have been done on this material, the research is mainly in Portuguese and little of it has made its way out of Brazil.
Some fossilized coral is washed up on beaches, but its low magnesium content makes it inferior. Check product labels to be sure your supplement contains magnesium. Likewise, bleached coral may have a reduced mineral profile. Detractors claim that coral calcium is high in aluminum and lead, although the total amount one would ever consume in a supplement is miniscule.
Calcium is absorbed in the small intestine. Not all calcium consumed ends up being absorbed. The amount absorbed is dependent upon a number of factors, including the acid level in the GI tract, vitamin D level, estrogen level and the type of calcium supplement.
Coral calcium's reputation was seriously wounded in 2003 when an infomercial marketer, who also was coral calcium's main popularizer, exaggerated the benefits to sell the product and got into trouble with the Federal Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration. The problem involved false or unsubstantiated claims for coral calcium, not issues with the calcium itself. The company agreed to stop making claims that their coral calcium product could treat or cure cancer, multiple sclerosis, heart disease, high blood pressure or other serious diseases. That does not mean that coral calcium is not good — just that it might not be the miracle cure.
Coral calcium is not a panacea, but it's a good source of calcium and trace minerals.
• Coral calcium aficionados claim the mineral provides the body with 95 to 100 percent absorption. Based on current knowledge of the research, many health professionals find this claim doubtful — coral calcium is a form of calcium carbonate, and studies of calcium carbonate have not found absorption to be that high. Most practitioners believe there is nothing so different about coral calcium that would cause absorption to improve that much. This does not mean coral calcium is bad — just that health claims for it have been exaggerated.
• Coral calcium mainly has been promoted as a way to make the body more alkaline. Americans tend to be overly "acid" in pH, due to high levels of stress and excessive consumption of refined carbohydrates and protein. It's true that coral calcium can help alkalinize the body, but that's true of all forms of calcium, not just coral.
• Proponents claim that, because coral calcium was formed in living tissue, it has a different structure and is more absorbable than other forms of calcium. In general, it's true that organic forms of minerals are better absorbed, as is the case with amino acid chelates.
• One small study of 12 subjects, published in the Journal of Nutritional Science and Vitaminology in 1999, compared coral and carbonate forms of calcium given in food. The coral was better absorbed. However, naturopathic doctor Michael Murray criticizes this study as being fraught with errors involving inaccurate measurements of absorption.
• A Japanese rat study, also conducted in 1999, found better absorption from coral calcium. The scientists did not confirm the reason, but it may have been from the magnesium content.
Bottom line? Coral calcium is not a panacea, but it is a good source of calcium, magnesium and trace minerals.
Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa, a frequent contributor to Herbs for Health, is an adjunct faculty member in the botanical medicine department of Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington. Khalsa's book Body Balance is available on our Bookshelf, Page 58.
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To: Senior chief purchasing manager cc: assistant buyerFrom: Seiji Takashima retired financial officer_______________________________________________Gentlemen, Re: Coral Calcium Sachets / possibility to purchase directly from supplierYou know what happen... was to us/me - we used to work for the coral products sales company: MPG K.K.way back - since then I´ve worked as financial advisor, but now retired stands for: Medical Preventive Group K.K.Medical Preventive Group Laboratory, MPG Co., Ltd.when we retired we received a compensation payment planthat was outta this worldwhich made it possible to pursue other and new careersor activities, if you will - with the full - out confidence a shit load of money presents :-) so and therefore or - why do you accept to purchase coral through expensivemiddle / agents - you don´t need them - I have played golf many times with the CEO´s of the major distributors of coral products in JapanCoralbiotech Co., Ltd and Marine Coral Co., Ltd, less these days - but I know them wellenough to help set up direct supply to US companies without annoyingagents and or middle-men - in between.Thereby cutting costs and also having the availability with "own design" on the sachet bag.For instance - I know of a gal in UK. England - she used to buy from the Ericssons, now she purchase directly from supplier - happy as a lark.not because of me - but I understand the logistics and anyway...Way back a company called HTN - bought from a man by the name of Fred Kaufmanwho represented a company called MarinBio ( I guess trying to copy the name of the top two suppliers - above) now that company buy direct from supplier;and so on and so forth.Think about it, let us knowI´d need about a week to set everything up, ok.I might need to fly down to Okinawa, as well.With Kind Regards,Seiji TakashimaSumida, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan____________________________
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Pixel Mine Productions was founded in 2004 and has completed the following projects:- Area-51 (PC Networking Code) - Midway
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President Barack Obama's executive actions make it easier for work visa holders to switch jobs and for the Department of Labor to crack down on employers that mistreat skilled immigrant employees.
Last week's shooting at Florida State University was at least the 42nd U.S. school shooting since 2000. Here's a look at the guns shooters used and how they got them.
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This is a picture of an Antarctic moss that started to grow again after being frozen for as long as 1,700 years.
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Iterative Probability Kinematics
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Following the pioneer work of Bruno De Finetti [12], conditional probability spaces (allowing for conditioning with events of measure zero) have been studied since (at least) the 1950's. Perhaps the most salient axiomatizations are Karl Popper's in [31], and Alfred Renyi's in [33]. Nonstandard probability spaces [34] are a well know alternative to this approach. Vann McGee proposed in [30] a result relating both approaches by showing that the standard values of infinitesimal probability functions are representable as Popper functions, and that every Popper function is representable in terms of the standard real values of some infinitesimal measure.
Our main goal in this article is to study the constraints on (qualitative and probabilistic) change imposed by an extended version of McGee's result. We focus on an extension capable of allowing for iterated changes of view. Such extension, we argue, seems to be needed in almost all considered applications. Since most of the available axiomatizations stipulate (definitionally) important constraints on iterated change, we propose a non-question-begging framework, Iterative Probability Systems (IPS) and we show that every Popper function can be regarded as a Bayesian IPS. A generalized version of McGee's result is then proved and several of its consequences considered. In particular we note that our proof requires the imposition of Cumulativity, i.e. the principle that a proposition that is accepted at any stage of an iterative process of acceptance will continue to be accepted at any later stage. The plausibility and range of applicability of Cumulativity is then studied. In particular we appeal to a method for defining belief from conditional probability (first proposed in [42] and then slightly modified in [6] and [3]) in order to characterize the notion of qualitative change induced by Cumulative models of probability kinematics. The resulting cumulative notion is then compared with existing axiomatizations of belief change and probabilistic supposition. We also consider applications in the probabilistic accounts of conditionals [1] and [30].
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Coming off the World War III tour supporting Hollywood Undead and Asking Alexandria, dubstep's emerging badass Borgore continues his U.S.A. tour with his mastermind tracks on his round of solo dates coming up.
Launching November 22 in Knoxville, TN, he'll take his hard-hitting beats on a month-long trek through middle America.
Asaf Borger, aka Borgore, has unquestionably become a household name for those who follow the ever-growing dubstep sound. Taking a different turn from the main stages and social circles of the genre emerging out of Europe, Borgore has a huge online presence using many social network platforms.
As a pianist, saxophone extraordinaire, deathmetal drummer and beat boxer (working alongside Tomba on their live beatbox group, which later became dubstep group Amp), Borgore is not just your average party rocker. He conquers a diverse music spectrum.
He started producing dubstep in 2007, and with very little recognition from the then-niche audience, Borgore quickly established himself with his unique sound and style. He quickly started to fly around the world from gig to gig, shortly realizing every performance was having a huge impact.
Borgore quickly developed unique characteristics to his performance. Whether crowd surfing or mosh pitting with his fans, the charismatic performer brought over his years of experience in a band to the dubstep stage. He maintains his live stamina via a special workout regime.
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MANILA, Philippines ? (UPDATE 3) Eight candidates showed up at the first ever presidential debate organized by the Philippine Daily Inquirer held on Monday, a day before the start of the official campaign period.
In attendance were frontrunners Senators Benigno "Noynoy? Aquino III and Manuel Villar, administration bet Gilbert Teodoro, Senators Richard Gordon and Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal, evangelist Eddie Villanueva, Nicanor Perlas, and JC de los Reyes.
Former president Joseph Estrada did not attend the debate, citing "bias" against him by the paper.
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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. -- When it was halftime, the West Orange-Stark (Texas) High School Mustangs did what football teams do: They jogged into the locker room.
Except Earl Thomas. The guy who ran fastest with the football, caught the football with verve and played a stellar defensive back would stay on the field. He'd take off his helmet, shrug off his shoulder pads, pick up his tenor saxophone and fall in line with the marching band -- still in cleats and football pants.
"At times it was embarrassing," Thomas said.
But the football hero/band geek double life wasn't embarrassing enough to stop. The band played on, and Thomas played with it. When you're good at everything and you attend a small-town high school, you're often asked to do it all.
Thomas was a four-sport athlete at West Orange-Stark and a four-instrument musician as well. He played piano, organ and drums at his grandfather's church, and sax in the band.
He still is multitasking at Texas. He is an All-American strong safety for the Longhorns -- and when time permits, he's a jazz pianist with a group of 30-something musicians in a group called Bad Bones, which performs at clubs in Austin's exceptional music scene.
Teammates who have seen him tickle the keys give him solid reviews.
"He has skills on the piano," linebacker Roddrick Muckelroy said.
"Excellent," said defensive end Sam Acho. "He can really play."
He can really play football, too.
The 5-foot-10, 192-pound Thomas is the leading playmaker on a defense that made a habit of wreaking havoc on opposing offenses. Only one team in America has more than Texas' 35 takeaways on the season, and that's an Ohio team that has played one more game than the Longhorns. Nobody has more interceptions than the Horns' 24.
Thomas personally has one-third of those 24 picks, ranking him second nationally in interceptions per game. The redshirt sophomore also broke up 16 other passes. He's second on the team in solo tackles (45) and total tackles (71), including five tackles for loss. He forced a fumble as well, just to round out the stat line.
"He's real fast," Alabama receiver Julio Jones said. "Probably one of the fastest [defensive backs] we've seen all year. And he's a ball hawk. He gets to the ball."
Who can do it all for the Texas defense?
His name is Earl.
Last year, at one particular time, his name was mud. Thomas was one of two defenders who failed to stop Michael Crabtree from catching the famous pass from Graham Harrell and then scoring with it as Texas Tech beat Texas on the final play from scrimmage and kept the Horns out of the national title game.
Thomas was in a tough spot then, a redshirt freshman probably being asked to do too much in a callow secondary. But he's been in much tougher spots in his life.
His family's home in Orange, on the Gulf Coast of East Texas, was destroyed by Hurricane Rita in 2005 and has not been rebuilt. Today, Thomas' family lives with his grandparents.
The family didn't expect much to happen when they evacuated ahead of the hurricane, but they believe they saw video of their devastated house on television while relocated in Louisiana. When they returned home, they knew for sure. Thomas and his family spent a difficult year living in a Super 8 motel room next to a Waffle House -- his mom and dad sharing one bed, he and his brother sharing the other.
"You can be put in tough situations," Thomas said. "You can't control it. It's how you adapt to it."
No familial situation, not even a home-destroying hurricane, was as difficult as the one Debbie Thomas endured before her children were born. She had already had a miscarriage and was pregnant with Earl when she was told she had cervical cancer. Life expectancy at that moment: six months.
But according to the family, a subsequent doctor's visit showed no signs of cancer. Earl was born healthy and happy, and his brother followed.
That happy circumstance did not come without some heightened responsibility, however.
"My mom always reminded me, 'You're a miracle child; you can't do what everyone else does,'" Earl Thomas said. "That just helped keep me out of trouble."
Thomas spent much of his time in Orange "going muddin' and running around barefooted." From the sound of it, he lived a Tom Sawyer lifestyle with a pious twist.
"I was in church most of the time," he said.
The church was run by his grandfather Earl Thomas Sr. He was the man who got little Earl to sit down at the piano, goading him into it at church at age 12.
"Go up there and make some music," his grandfather told him.
He has been playing ever since -- in clubs, in the band and on the football field -- but his next performance is all about football. If Texas is going to beat Alabama for the national championship Thursday night, it will need a virtuoso performance from the versatile Earl Thomas.
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On July 20, 1995, Parker lost control of a 320-horsepower Dodge Stealth on Portland Street in Dartmouth and drove onto a lawn, striking four people who were waiting for a bus.
Renee Lee Orichefsky, 15, and her sister, Danielle Orichefsky, 13, were killed. Two others, Adam Butt and Charles Donner, were injured.
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Description: | Light green, silty, moist lutite. The lutite smelled heavily of decayed organic matter when it was first trawled up. With time, however, the smell has become less strong. Annelid worms and other scavengers were numerous. Hard-shelled organisms present inc |


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