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Introductions & Announcements Proceedings: Introductions were made by the City and County members and Glenn County Counsel Thomas Agin was introduced. 2. Mandatory Garbage Service Present: Tom Varga, Planning & Public Works Agency Deputy Director Tim Magill, Waste Management Matter: Presentation by Waste Management on Mandatory Garbage Service Proceedings: a. Mr. Magill submitted and reviewed Glenn County, City of Willows, City of Orland Mandatory Waste Service – Discussion Points, discussed the cost of Garbage Service vs. Self Service, and discussion was held regarding the possibility of subsidizing non-users for a short time period, the County/Cities getting credit for recycled materials and receiving other benefits if they agreed to the mandatory service; b. Mr. Varga advised that the Waste Diversion Program needs to be improved at the dump site to meet the State's requirement, and that recycling has decreased in recent years; c. The Cities advised that they are currently renegotiating their franchises with Waste Management, and it was the general consensus of the group that Mr. Varga work with Mr. Magill on the technical background for the proposal to the Cities and County. 3. Economic Development Present: Dan Ripke, CSU, Center for Economic Development Matter: Discussion on Economic Development. Proceedings: a. Mr. Ripke gave a power point presentation with numbers of the types of businesses operating in Glenn County, advised that the Center for Economic Development works with rural communities to provide technical assistance and small business loans to assist new business, supplies feasibility studies and training to reduce the failure rate of new business, and advised that for rural communities the key to economic development is entrepreneurship; BOOK: 54 PAGE: 86 September 29, 2005 MINUTES BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GLENN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Thursday, September 29, 2005 b. Discussion was held regarding Industry Clusters whereby one type of business has potential for new business spin-offs, and it was noted that Glenn County is a prime recreation area which could attract tourists; c. Discussion was held regarding Glenn County having an advantage of a large population growth occurring at this time, and also an older population which creates opportunity for business growth in the service and medical fields; d. County Administrative Officer David Shoemaker suggested that the Cities and County put together an Economic Summit to discuss ideas for economic development, and Mr. Ripke recommended that the summit be driven by the private sector. 4. Glenn Medical Center Transfer Matter: Progress Report of Glenn Medical Center Transfer Proceedings: County Administrative Officer David Shoemaker advised that the County is working with new management at Glenn Medical Center to get licensure for the facility, define long term financial plans, upgrade the facility, advised that there has been an increase in physicians, services and utilization and that the hospital impatient average has increased to 3.5 per day, and that for the hospital to remain open the public will need to use it. Supervisor Amaro advised that for economic development, the hospital needs to remain open. 5. Library Advisory Committee Matter: Update on the Library Advisory Committee Proceedings: a. Supervisor Bungarz advised that the Library Advisory Committee objectives are to function as an advisory to the Board of Supervisors and both City Councils, to look at the fiscal responsibility of all parties involved, to look at the level of funding (County) and distribution, to leave operation of libraries to the libraries, and to redraft the City/County/School Memorandum of Understanding (MOU); also advised that the County Superintendent of Schools was appointed to the committee and reviewed the upcoming October 6, 2005 meeting agenda; b. Library Advisory Committee Chairman Lauren Carley advised that the Committee is working together for the benefit of all county libraries. 6. General Information Matter: Informational Report Provided by Each Entity Proceedings: a. Willows City Manager Mike Mistrot advised that Glennwood Estates is over 50% completed, Birch St. Village will have 34 homes, Wal-Mart's Draft EIR is public with final comments due October 31, 2005 and if approved will be heard by the Planning Commission in January 2006, advised of a 7,500 foot industrial building being constructed on Enright and Sycamore, construction of a Holiday Inn Express with 67 rooms, and a possible apartment complex on Sycamore & Villa and residential development occurring south and east of the canal, and that the City has received a grant for engineering the new sewer system and a waste water recycle plant; b. Orland City Manger advised of 1,500 new home sites, that the Economic Development Commission is developing a concept for the city, the ADA Commission is working on new sidewalks, the Arts Commission has placed a bench in Library Park and is working on a gazebo, that Highway 32 realignment construction is set to begin in spring, and advised that parks and trails are being developed along Stony Creek and the City is working to improve the Salmon habitat. c. Glenn County Administrative Officer David Shoemaker advised that the County Budget was passed, that the Board of Supervisors have placed a moratorium on zoning amendments until the General Plan is updated, advised that the County is working on implementing impact fees, and that the Facilities Committee is working on a plan of moving the Board and staff to the Memorial Hall, which will allow for the Superior Court to house Orland court staff in the main Courthouse in Willows; also reviewed the status of the Airports and stated that they are working towards developing the lots to promote new businesses. BOOK: 54 PAGE: 87 September 29, 2005 MINUTES BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GLENN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Thursday, September 29, 2005 7. Special Statewide Election Initiatives Matter: Review Initiatives for the November 8, 2005 Special Statewide Election Proceedings: Orland resident Byron Denton spoke against the Board of Supervisors giving an opinion on the Ballot Propositions, whereby County Administrative Officer David Shoemaker advised that the Board was giving direction to their representatives of California State Association of Counties (CSAC) and Regional Council of Rural Counties (RCRC) as to the County's position, not as a Board recommendation to the public on how to vote for the propositions. 8. Public Comment Proceedings: Orland resident Byron Denton advised that he appreciates the communications between the County and Cities accomplished during the Joint Concurrent Meetings. 9. Joint Meetings Matter: Determine 2006 Joint Concurrent meeting schedule Proceedings: It was consensus that the 2006 Joint Concurrent Meetings would be held as follows: DATE HOST February 23, 2006 Willows June 22, 2006 Orland October 26, 2006 County 10. Supervisor Amaro adjourned the meeting at 9:08 p.m. JOHN AMARO, Chairman ATTEST: David Shoemaker, County Administrative Officer and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors BY: __________ Debbie Lambert, Deputy Clerk Distribution: Board Members City of Willows Glenn-Colusa Newspaper City of Orland Enterprise-Record Sacramento Valley Mirror BOOK: 54 PAGE: 88 September 29, 2005


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Review by nettuno (16/07/2003) WOW!(sorry, I can't say much more, becase my eglish is a little creepy, but this song is impressive...) |
Review by Tas (15/07/2003) Tho this remix is very synthetic, The orchestral arrangement shows that sometimes it really doesn't matter at times if it uses realistic sounds or not. As long as its enjoyable and well made which this certainly is and its a monster tune lasting just under 9 mins.Tho i doubt the style of the tune will suit everyones tastes, it has to be said that those who are looking for something a little softer and more romantic then this is a tune that is recomended listening. |
Review by Tas (15/07/2003) A very different and highly original take of ocean loader 2 here. Tho it seems few are likely to agree with me here i have to say i really like this remix. Basically the tune comes in two parts, both are easy listening and ambient. The link between these parts is very abrupt but seems to be very fitting and adds to the charm of the remix. Tho highly creative it does have it's faults mainly in the technical part. Even with this in mind i have to say that i have really enjoyed listening to this tune and thats what it's all about right? |
Review by Tas (15/07/2003) In typical sonic wanderer style i.e. dance comes ocean loader 4/5. The thing that instantly grabs you is the complex background and relentless beat with some crisp clear samples. Tho i do have a few issues with the lead which is mainly a piano. The lead at times feels a little thin/flat which i feel is a shame as sonic was very close to producing one if not the best remix of this tune yet. Overall tho the tune is very good even with it's few and it is only a few misgivings. |
Review by craigg (14/07/2003) These days it takes a lot to excite when presented with yet another Ocean Loader tune, but this take achieves the near impossible, hitting the right emotional strands and combining them with a kick-ass beat, driving home the power behind the original.Occasional stabs at variation exist: the moody intro and slightly clunky, sample-ridden middle eight, but neither detract from the track as a whole, although any head-nodding has to take a back seat while the middle eight plays its course. Some might complain that the track doesn't stick rigidly to the original arrangement for its entire length, but I don't really care about that. All I know is that too much criticism would simply be churlish when presented by a mix that just feels so good when you listen to it. |
Review by gator (14/07/2003) I'm tired of these uninspiring Turrican remix. The game itself had so many cool tunes on it but so far I've not heard one remix that excites. Why doesn't somebody do a Trance remix of the jetpack level from the first Turrican.THAT would sound awesome. |
Review by Tas (11/07/2003) An original subtitle for this remix of ghosts 'n Goblins, but all comes very clear when it starts playing. It sounds live, it feels live and if ya close your eyes it is live all be it without errors. The intro certainly leaves ya scratching your head, maybe some kinda humor which er didn't quite work as Juha introduces the music somewhat nervously. Juha certainly has a talent for playing the guitar which overlaps an organ styled lead. If it works is rather debatable. For me it's a good effort and a brave attempt but doesn't shine in it's own right. |
Review by reactor (04/07/2003) My hat off for this remix indeed!They've kept the spirit of the song so perfectly intact, wrapped in all of those lovely grungy guitarsolos... Me love! One of the few to succesfully mix both modern style music along with the original soundtrack. And the intro is a chapter for itself, I definatly agree. Congrats! |
Review by davidg (03/07/2003) A beefed up, in yer face version. Not so much a 'remix'. The original SID is one of my faves, so this is fine by me. Don't fix what aint broken!!!!Bangin'!!!!!! |
Review by Tas (26/06/2003) The title may suggest a jolly little tune but no. Infact quite the contrary. In a sort of Horrar final credits type of way the tune plays like one of those haunting musical boxes but with a little more substance. Tho rather simplistic in nature, it's a case of little is more and with that in mind the tune works rather nicely.Overall rather nice without really being a real contender for the top 50. |
Review by hbasm (26/06/2003) Man, this is just a masterpiece! It has perfect pacing. The sound is rich and intriguing. No cheap tricks here. I wish I could produce something like this but it's probably never going to happen. |
Review by hbasm (26/06/2003) Very nice, with this remixer's own additions to the tune. I just wish the rain would stop. I consider it to be a bit of a cheap trick to get atmosphere. It works in a movie, but not a soundtrack, IMO. |
Review by putzi (24/06/2003) Finally a remix in a style I never heard on RKO: dub style.Deeeeeep bass and a fresh sound. Where is the sun and the Barcardi-mixed-drink? |
Review by putzi (24/06/2003) The well-known tune from Wizball, which was jazzy and relaxed in it´s SID-state,is now where it belongs: Jazz. Nice lifely piano and drums. I love it! |
Review by maindrian (23/06/2003) Why do I bother doing guitar remixes, eh? Especially when Stafford and Clayton do them so much better. As with their Speedball remix, there's a lot of attidute here. You could kick down doors with this remix. The riffing is low and heavy and hard, which in my opinion, can only be a good thing. Download it and enjoy it. That simple. |
Review by craigg (23/06/2003) Forsaking the original's clattering, atmospheric beats, X-formZ takes Hubbard's original track and forces it into the world of pop. With an introduction that puts one in mind of the theme tune to '80s TV hit Airwolf (which one often suspects this track is based on) the feel is light and airy, but still retains some of the atmosphere of the original composition. After the glittery into, the soft piano lead is joined by playful electronics; a stomping, relentless beat and bass line contrast these elements well, even if the latter is rather overpowering.Unlike most Lightforce remixes, this version avoids covering the entire track, wisely lasting a perfect pop three-and-a-half minutes, and ensuring the listener doesn't tire of the bouncy beats. Furthermore, it adds some much-needed innovation to the pile of accurate but otherwise tired Lightforce remixes, and comes out vying with schema F's danced-up reworking for the bet remix of the track so far. |
Review by Tas (23/06/2003) Giving a new life and a fresher aproach to lightforce comes x-formz highly inventive remix. The very effective relentless beat carries the tune very well. Added to this a very well chosen set of instruments has been used very effectively. X-formz remix often changes the notes of the original. While lightforce has been remixed numerous times, this version has more to offer than many of it's predecessors with it's new structure. A very worthy piece of work. |
Review by infamous (22/06/2003) Downloaded this, listend to it and thought for a moment that it was a total muck up, the beginning line didnt sound right, but the actual sound used was interesting so i stayed on to listen, and a leftfield simple yet effective 4bar beat kicked in and things started to get very interesting very fast.the whole thing sounds like its bouncing, "literally" it makes you bob along to it which i feel is a good thing, the synths used within are absolutely top notch, the whole thing sounds very classy and is a definete different take on the way lightforce should be done and has been done. Its alot shorter than most lightforce remixes but what you have within them 3 minutes odd is a wonderful tune that i really do recommend you download asap. |
Review by infamous (22/06/2003) This really did get my juices flowing and no im not being pervy, from the outlaying sid original beginning right through to the synth lines, the guitars the drums it all screams to me play me! plaaaay meee!!!if this tune was a drug it'd be a kind of heroin/cocaine hybrid. Everyone seems to be doing zoids at the time of writing but this one definetly stands out to me head and shoulders above the rest. very impressive guitar work (something mr juha is rapidly in my books becoming synominous for) a beautiful piano solo at 3:00 which is very well thought out and on the beautiful side. All in all this tune is something special to me and shall remain in my playlist for some time to come. take a listen you really wont be dissapointed. |
Review by infamous (22/06/2003) Well hehe, i sat and listened to this once, frowned and listened again.then i got out my platform shoes my flares and my marc bolan wig and decided to get high on some perspex or something like that. The entire thing reeks of production values, the guitar work is tremendous very 70's glam rock and of course that organ! it starts off with a little mic check which made me smile, and then kicks into a lovely grungy guitar riff, then the drums and a 2nd guitar layer come in that really beefs things right up and from there on its toe tap city... oh and theres a part in it at 3:15 which sounds like ac/dc which aint a bad thing In all this is a well orchestrated, well thought out and rather funky 70's glam rock sounding sid remix. |
Review by sorenladegaard (22/06/2003) One of the best scene tunes ever on the C64. A bit jazzy, a bit "calypso" and a bit genuine pop. And best of all...Q has captured the original perfectly with his one-to-one cover of this superb tune. I highly recommend it. |
Review by beathoven (21/06/2003) "Thomas Detert", is that an alias for Vangelis? Are you sure you're not related, because this tune has most of his newest characteristics in terms of sound and songwriting:Full, brilliant timbres, wandering, sweeaping brass "leads", steady and somewhat staccato rhythms, and huge sounding choirs. Massive timpany and (orchestral?) bass-drum made a huge statement - again, just as Vangelis. This is a must download for everyone who likes to fall asleep listening to Vangelis, such as myself I really enjoy the piano part, and I like the soft yet brilliant brass section that pans around, but not so much when the same part seem to switch stereo position for each note; it gives the impression that it could be two different instruments. The snare playing in a somewhat shuffle beat was a nice touch. The only really bad thing I could say is that by uploading the tune here, it may *really* discourage some others (like myself, LOL) to uploading their work, since we have no way of getting the same kind of quality Rating: Beyond anything I have ever heard here before in this category, although I must admit I have never heard it as SID, and don't have that particular part on my system. Looking for it now though. |
Review by beathoven (21/06/2003) Perfect! Simply perfect. One of the few of this tune that also contains the most spectacular solo-pieces done on the C64 ever. It is extremely loyal to the original tune, something that I normally would dislike, but not so in this case.I didn't realize that it was the original SID "squealing" the solopart until recently, but that doesn't hardly matter; normally I tend to like the solopart the most, but this version is enjoyable even in the most "boring" parts where only odd things happen. Times of Lore is one of my most favourite tunes, although I never heard the original version on the C64. This version will stay way up on my favourite-list for years to come. What can I say... Thanks. |
Review by davidg (21/06/2003) Classic game, Classic SID, Classical Remix.The arrangement here really captures the atmosphere of the original as well as being musically very accurate. Of course it sounds like synthesised music, but the synth sounds are very good and the piece is hugely listenable. This is the version that fans of the original SID will keep coming back to. Well done. |
Review by davidg (21/06/2003) The original SID was used in quite a few Ocean games, but Rambo was the game it really suited. It built it the game up nicely so you really felt like blowing stuff up by the time it loaded.Rob's arrangement adds a militaristic feel with the rock guitars and drums, with piano, pan-pipes(!) and other FX adding to the atmosphere. Whilst others (esp. Instant Remedy) do great versions of the Ocean loading music, this is very much RAMBO!!!! One of my favourite remixes. |
Review by Tas (21/06/2003) A slow piano version of zoids. Its a rare inspired moment a musician gets and the idea and structure is impressive carried by some great sounding instruments and nifty touches with the piano sounds.If i had to maybe say a negative thing about this remix is that it never really evolves and at times you get the feeling somethings slightly missing. There's plenty of good versions of zoids knocking about, and this version is one of the better ones. Seems musicians really get inspired by the piece. Downloading is highly recommended! |
Review by Tas (21/06/2003) This tune first came to my awareness when thomas asked me if it was possible to remix this for the remix64 V2 CD. Thomas was keen on the tune from the ofset, However i decided that the tune wasn't suitable for the CD because well it's a virtually unheard of tune.Its great that Thomas decided to remix this for RKO. A typically Thomas type of tune here, always full, emotional, and delightful to the ears. A massive Recomendation for this fine remix from Thomas which bares the touch of Vangelis despite many peoples unfamiliarity with the original source. |
Review by LMan (20/06/2003) The perfect remix of this tune. It's the remix that I always imagined to do myself, but that's now obsolete because this is da shit, mon! ;)OJ Oscillation turns the first ingame tune of Giana Sisters into a real dub version. Production quality is perfect, mixing and stereo panorama is well balanced. A perfect tune for chilling out on hot summer's days. Excellent work! |
Review by Tas (19/06/2003) One of the main reasons this tune falls flat on it's face is the lack of quality instruments used And the rather laid back feel and simplistic nature.As it stands, its rather bland and uninspired and has very little forward minded vision. |
Review by Tas (19/06/2003) I don't minimalistic, but maybe this is just a tad too minimalistic for most peoples tastes. I dunno i found the entire tune just empty, too empty even despite it's obvious intendancies.It's an ok tune, but i have to say i could easily live without it. |


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Making sense of chronic pain
The story goes that God got a body. I've often pondered the relationship between incarnation and pain.
In the 12th century, a Benedictine nun had a vision of Jesus' humanity. It couldn't have happened on a better night.
The other day, a small group from my church joined others from our neighborhood in a march on Chicago's north side. As we swarmed the streets, temporarily shutting down traffic, I noticed a woman in a car. Some motorists were exasperated, trying to turn around or just glowering at us. Others were supportive, honking their horns to the rhythm of "Siyahamba" as we sang. But this woman did nothing but sit there, parked in the middle of the procession, and wipe tears from her eyes. With visible emotion, she registered shock at this small but mighty band of the faithful marching with a processional cross at our head, proclaiming that black lives matter.
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Naming the creative process
What is it called when we complete a sermon, art, poetry, song or writing, and there is a bit of our soul that takes form and shape? Wisdom takes on paint. Beauty becomes clothed in letters. Depths of emotion become suffused in photos. When something ephemeral inside of us takes on a concrete quality that can be shared. When our art lives on after we have departed. What is it called?
Maybe this is your real prayer for others and for yourself. "Make this trial and tragedy a glimpse of your glory, a window into your world."
The ministry of the risen Lord
For years I have heard it said that the Christian community is to "incarnate" Jesus through word and deed. This makes me nervous.
A Theology of Incarnation
Wendy Farley formulates a theology of Wisdom incarnate--unleashed by divine desire, found in ordinary life and born in a manger.
John's prologue as midrash
Is John 1 a midrash on the creation story and the song of creative Wisdom? If so, its writer has infused it with profoundest joy.
Titus 2:11–14
I was visiting the traditional site of Good Friday and Easter: the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, an imposing, exotic, heterogeneous amalgam of interconnected buildings in the Old City of Jerusalem. Oversight of the building complex is rationed out to the Greek Orthodox, Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Armenian Apostolic, Coptic, Ethiopian and Syrian Orthodox communions.
The colonial Puritans did a lot of good things, but banning Christmas was not one of their better ideas.
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For those who may remember me (or would like to), I'll be coming into Austin in a few hours or so to attend the HB 602/HB 660 hearings in the morning. So far, I expect to hit the Uncle Billy's on Barton Springs around most folks' quittin' time. If you would like to meet a legend in his own mind, PM me for my # or just come on out and hope I'm there. You'll have a great time, even if I'm not! TL
When are you coming down to the Rio Grande Valley? We need some more good people like yourself who know something about home brewing. I feel like I'm the only one down here with a passion for the hobby. Have a great time in Austin, wish I were there!
I'll see about getting down there. It's been a while since I have. For now, though, duty calls at the Capitol!
TexLaw, I'd love to do anything I can to help push this bill up here in DFW. I've been in contact with the folks from Freetail Brewery, but they seem to have their hands full. We need folks to start contacting their reps like crazy to make sure this bill gets through committe intact!http://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us/ Use this link to email, call your reps and tell them you want good local Texas beer!


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Q: What does safe passing mean and is it being enforced?
A: The safe passing ordinance was approved about a year ago and requires vehicles to stay at least three feet and as far as six feet from cyclists or pedestrians, depending on vehicle size.
But signs alerting drivers to the rule haven't gone up, and police aren't actively enforcing it. It was unclear whether a citation ever has been written for violating the ordinance, police said.
Q: Why don't bicyclists just ride on the sidewalk?
A: A sidewalk, as the name spells out, is for walking. Although laws allow cyclists to share the road, under the ordinance pedestrians must use sidewalks and cyclists must use bicycle lanes when available, such as on Ocean Drive.
For cyclists, riding on a sidewalk is illegal, often unsafe because it is designed for pedestrians and sidewalks end abruptly at each road intersection.
Q: Where does the city rank in terms of hit-and-run crashes?
A: The Texas Department of Transportation in 2012 released per capita crash data from 2007-11 for about 60 cities in Texas with populations greater than 50,000.
Among the rankings for the number of vehicle versus pedestrian crashes, Corpus Christi came it at No. 9, behind cities such as Laredo, Dallas, Austin, Brownsville, Waco and Conroe.
The same agency released data on pedestrian fatalities. Corpus Christi ranked No. 6 in the state for that category, per capita. It followed Conroe, Longview, Temple, Dallas and Pharr.
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Programming: College
USC to Spend $1M Annually to Feed Student-Athletes
by Andrew Brandt July 2014
If there's one thing we've learned from the ruling that allows NCAA Division 1 schools to feed their student-athletes however and whenever they want, it's that athletes eat a lot. And now, that "a lot" has an actual dollar amount attached to it.
College Rec Centers the Key to a Higher GPA?
by Michael Gaio July 2014
Add this to the long list of benefits provided by a campus rec center: it may help students achieve better grades.
Indiana U. Unveils New Student-Athlete Bill of Rights
by Rexford Sheild June 2014
The Indiana University athletic department has taken bold measures to ensure its student-athletes will be fully taken care of throughout their entire athletic stay in Bloomington. IU vice president and director of athletics Fred Glass unveiled the IU Student-Athlete Bill of Rights on Friday, claiming it to be the first of its kind in the world of college athletics.
Northwestern's Peanut-Free Policy to Include Five Sports
by Rexford Sheild June 2014
The Northwestern athletic department has announced it will hold three peanut-free football games in 2014, including games against Cal on Aug. 30, Northern Illinois on Sept. 6 and Western Illinois on Sept. 20.
Keeping College Athletic Laundry Operations Running Smoothly
by Emily Attwood June 2014
Penn State University has eight of them. The University of Alabama has nine. The University of Wisconsin recently renovated its largest, and the University of Michigan breaks ground on a new facility this summer.
Study: Concussions May Lead to Smaller Brain Volume
by May 2014
A new study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests college football players with concussion histories may have smaller brain volumes and slower reaction times than players with fewer years of experience.
The study, conducted by the Laureate Institute for Brain Research (LIBR), looked at 25 college football players that already had a history of concussions and compared them to 25 college football players who had not suffered concussions and 25 non-football-playing control participants. Researchers then measured brain function using an MRI machine, while the participants took computerized cognitive tests.
According to the research, the 25 college football players with previous concussion history had the smallest hippocampal volume when all three groups were compared.
The hippocampus is the brain region responsible for regulating emotion and storing and processing memory. The results may indicate that this region of the brain is particularly sensitive to mild traumatic brain injuries.
Beyond the impact that traumatic brain injuries can have on the hippocampus, the football players with more football experience also experienced slower reaction times than younger players. While the study itself could not provide any answers to this question, the researchers believe that the physical and psychological stressors that college athletes experience during their careers could be a factor.
Due to the small sample size, the study cannot make any definitive claims, but the researchers hope that it will serve as a starting point for further research into the effects of concussions on young athletes.
"Other studies have evaluated the effects on older athletes, such as retired NFL players, but no one has studied 20-year-olds until now — and the results were remarkable and surprising," the Director of Cognitive Neuroscience for LIBR, Patrick S.F. Bellgowan, told the University of Tulsa. "Our next step is to assess what caused this difference in hippocampus size."
Video: K-State Reveals More Football Facility Upgrades
by April 2014
During the team's annual spring football game Saturday, the Kansas State Wildcats revealed plans for a $65 million upgrade to Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
NCAA Leans Toward Unlimited Feeding… Now What?
by Paul Steinbach April 2014
The NCAA legislative council approved Tuesday the removal of rules limiting Division I member schools as to what and how often they can feed student-athletes, satisfying sports nutritionists who had long lobbied for such action. Still, the decision caught Dave Ellis, a past president of the Collegiate & Professional Sports Dietitians Association, by surprise. He feels the NCAA was likely swayed by University of Connecticut men's basketball player Shabazz Napier's oft-quoted admission earlier this month that he and his teammates frequently experience "hungry nights."
"The NCAA needs a 'W' on the student-athlete welfare front," Ellis told AB via e-mail Tuesday night. "Maybe we had a little influence, too. It's all good. A historic day for fueling."
The question remains as to what schools will do with this new feeding freedom, which still must gain NCAA board of directors approval April 24. Those athletic departments with sufficient resources will certainly take advantage of one more means to gain a competitive edge — or at least keep pace — with rival schools in recruiting and on the field. "We do need to see if the ADs follow through," Ellis says, cautioning that the new ruling "could get pushback from member institutions."
Reached for further comment today, Ellis adds that the ruling has the potential to draw several athletics administrators (beyond registered dietitians, if a given school even has one) closer to the training table — from marketers seeking cost-efficiencies from vendors to development officers linking donations to expanded food supplies. "Where there is no Sports RD, you simply have overworked people saying, 'Who is going to manage?' At financially overstretched schools, you have people saying, 'How are we going to pay?' " Ellis says. "At schools where you have a Sports RD, they are saying, 'Let's get started and here is a first step. Here is how we are going to get more for our money, and here are our priorities over the next three years.' "
Regardless of their given circumstances, all athletic departments should be thinking along the same lines, according to Ellis. " 'Longterm, here is what we are going to do out of our own dining hall so we can better meet the needs of our athletes who compete and eat on weekends and holidays and during late hours,' " he says. "It becomes a simple exercise when someone in athletics shows some vision and leadership on a fundamental underpinning of student-athlete welfare versus flinching like the sky if falling."
Looking Back to 1989: Future Games
by Rick Berg April 2014
A March court ruling granting football players at Northwestern University the right to unionize has left everyone speculating about the future of the NCAA, but such speculation has been floating around longer than most of today's college athletes have been alive. Check out the predictions about the NCAA's future set forth in this AB article from December 1989.
College Rec Race: Then and Now
by AB Staff April 2014
In the April issue of Athletic Business, we took a look at how current trends in college recreation compared to those 15 years ago, when AB teamed up with architectural firm RDG of Des Moines, Iowa, to address design and operation needs. Check out the full article here.
Demand for recreation and fitness spaces has only increased since 1999, and colleges have been struggling to keep up. After more than 30 years of falling behind, students at the University of Wisconsin voted 12,070 to 1,914 to approve a segregated fee increase that will fund a $223 million renovation of its facilities. Below is a breakdown of how their current amenities compare to their Big Ten counterparts.
Click the chart below to compare how space for fitness is currently allocated in facilities across the Big Ten:
Universities haven't been sitting idle these past few years. Check out this rundown of the major campus rec construction in the Big Ten:


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A brief selection of what's being written about last month's 10th Cloud Expo held in the Javits Center, New York City:
Cloud Expo 2012 New York Double the Size of Last Year
"This year's Cloud Expo New York appeared to be double the size of last year. Not only w,ere there more solution providers on the expo floor, there appeared to me quite a few additional sessions to attend. I felt even the session quality was better than last year, with more knowledge spread across various tracks, and it was obvious the expertise was, well, more expert than before. There also appeared to be more attendees, and in greater diversity than the previous year.
Of course, all of this improvement is most likely due to the simple fact the market for cloud computing is maturing rapidly. In fact, if there was one easy way to witness the growth of cloud computing, it would be simply through viewing the sheer growth of this conference over one year."
TRACY RUTHKOWSKI, University of Michigan - in her "Exploring the Cloud" blog
This Conference Provided a Great Overview
"This conference provided a great overview of a fascinating and expanding ecosystem. There is plenty to think about on the long flight home."
BRETT WILSON - Managing Consultant & Co-Founder at Sixtree, in the Sixtree company blog
The Fur Was Flying at Cloud Expo
"The fur was flying at [last] week's Cloud Expo ... In a keynote address at Cloud Expo on Wednesday, Sameer Dholakia, group VP and general manager of Citrix cloud platforms group, acknowledged the rumblings from the OpenStack camp and explained why Citrix decided to decamp from OpenStack and push forward with CloudStack."
JEFFREY SCHWARTZ - Editor-at-Large, RedmondMag.com, in an article entitled "Rackspace to Citrix on CloudStack: What Were You Thinking?"
Delegates Flocked to Javits Center to Check Out the Hottest Topics and Trends
"Crowds of Cloud Expo New York attendees took the opportunity to 'Test Drive' the HP Cloud earlier this month. Despite rain the first few days and the traffic jams created by President Obama's visit to the city, Cloud Expo delegates flocked to Javits Center to check out the hottest topics and trends in cloud computing during the various technical sessions, keynotes and exhibits."
DARLENE LYNCH - HP Community Manager, in a round-up article for HP's "Scaling the Cloud" blog
Big-Data Cloud Analytics Arrive at Cloud Expo
"The combination of resource pooling, universal accessibility and cost savings make the cloud an attractive hub for big data, several cloud providers said at the recent Cloud Expo 2012 trade show in New York."
JESSICA SCARPATI, in an article entitled "Service Providers Anticipate SMB Demand for Big-Data Cloud Analytics"
It Was an Interesting Show - There Are So Many New Vendors with New Solutions
"Cloud Expo New York 2012 has come and gone. It was an interesting show. There are so many new vendors with new solutions, and each vendor takes aim at a perceived obstacle to the cloud.
Three themes stood out. First, enterprises are building private clouds (or at least they want to!). Second, hybrid cloud management is the future. Third, most enterprises will have a mix of public and private cloud services. These three items all come together in the third major theme: OpenStack, which just might be the future of enterprise cloud management and deployment."
HANK MARQUIS - Practice Director, Cloud Solutions at Global Knowledge Training - in a GlobalKnowledge.com blog posting titled "A Look Back on Cloud Expo 2012 and OpenStack"
A Lot of the Attendance Was From Financial Institutions, Banks, and Government Contractors
"I spent most of last week at Cloud Expo New York, attending, presenting but mostly exhibiting with our partner Panzura. ... since it was in NY, a lot of the attendance were financial institutions, banks, and government contractors who came up from Maryland, Virginia or DC. ... Last week was the first time that I felt I did less educating and more pitching."
MARC VILLEMADE - Director of Business Development at Scality, on Scality's blog in a post titled "Does Enterprise Finally Understand Object Storage?"
NYC is Such a Great Place Filled with Diversity and Unique Individuals
"I had the pleasure of spending [last] week presenting cloud-hosted virtual desktops with our partner Dell and Dell Wyse at the Cloud Expo event in NYC. NYC is such a great place filled with diversity and unique individuals, to say the least. The event show floor on the other hand was not so unique. It seems that everyone is playing in the IaaS space and differentiating is very difficult. ... The good news is that the cloud is finally garnering the recognition of companies of all sizes as a valid option for IT services. Those that have already adopted IaaS, or other cloud services, are quick to see the value of moving virtual desktops to this same delivery model.
DAVID GRANT, VP of Marketing at Desktone, in a blog titled "Cloudy Expo - Navigating the Sea of Cloud"
At Cloud Expo, We Received Much Positive Feedback on our Enterprise API Management Offering
"APIs are becoming the primary way that businesses interact with their customers, reach new markets, and provide the global app development community with the tools to deliver innovative new business capabilities to customers. ... At Cloud Expo, we received much positive feedback on Atmosphere, our enterprise API management offering. Atmosphere provides a secure, robust platform that companies can use to share their APIs with the growing app developer community, their partners, and customers."
LISA BLANK - Consultant at SOA Software, in the SOA Software company blog
Cloud Expo Deserves Tremendous Props for Their Rest Area
"Cloud Expo deserves tremendous props for their rest area. Situated in the center of the expo floor, the space allowed slouching, working, napping and everything in-between.
The array of cloud bean bags were perfect for casual relaxation. Professionals and exhibitors could cool their heels in between sessions, while patrons and visitors munched on tasty ballpark treats from the food stations. Hot dogs, Pretzels and cloud bean bags? Yes, yes and yes!"
KENNY LI - Co-founder & VP of Operations at Cloud Spectator - in a blog entry, "The Top 5 Most Fun Booths at Cloud Expo"
Other Responses in Brief
"There were a number of good takeaways for CxOs, application developers, system administrators and security gurus."
L. MARK STONE, CIO of Reliable Networks - in his "NYC Cloud Computing Expo Roundup"
"It was great to hear a number of companies and people diving into PaaS technology and learning about what this technology can do."ADRON HALL, Technology Writer / Author - in an article at CloudAve.com
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Jeremy Geelan is Chairman & CEO of the 21st Century Internet Group, Inc. and an Executive Academy Member of the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. Formerly he was President & COO at Cloud Expo, Inc. and Conference Chair of the worldwide Cloud Expo series. He appears regularly at conferences and trade shows, speaking to technology audiences across six continents. You can follow him on twitter: @jg21.
One of the biggest impacts of the Internet of Things is and will continue to be on data; specifically data volume, management and usage. Companies are scrambling to adapt to this new and unpredictable data reality with legacy infrastructure that cannot handle the speed and volume of data.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Don DeLoach, CEO and president of Infobright, will discuss how companies need to rethink their data infrastructure to participate in the IoT, including:
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In her session at @ThingsExpo, Laetitia Gazel-Anthoine, CEO of Connecthings, will focus on successful use cases. Mar. 1, 2015 04:00 AM EST Reads: 2,873 |
By Liz McMillan Sensor-enabled things are becoming more commonplace, precursors to a larger and more complex framework that most consider the ultimate promise of the IoT: things connecting, interacting, sharing, storing, and over time perhaps learning and predicting based on habits, behaviors, location, preferences, purchases and more.
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By Pat Romanski The true value of the Internet of Things (IoT) lies not just in the data, but through the services that protect the data, perform the analysis and present findings in a usable way. With many IoT elements rooted in traditional IT components, Big Data and IoT isn't just a play for enterprise. In fact, the IoT presents SMBs with the prospect of launching entirely new activities and exploring innovative areas. CompTIA research identifies several areas where IoT is expected to have the greatest impact. Mar. 1, 2015 02:00 AM EST Reads: 3,011 |
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The GENBAND team will be on hand to demonstrate their newest product, Kandy. Kandy is a communications Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that enables companies to seamlessly integrate more human communications into their Web and mobile applications - creating more engaging experiences for their customers and boosting collaboration and productiv... Feb. 28, 2015 05:00 PM EST Reads: 1,371 |
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Vitria will showcase the company's new IoT Analytics Platform through live demonstrations at booth #330. Vitria's IoT Analytics Platform, fully integrated and powered by an operational intelligence engine, enables customers to rapidly build and operationalize advanced analytics to deliver timely business outcomes for use cases across the industrial, enterprise, and consumer segments. Feb. 28, 2015 01:45 PM EST Reads: 1,158 |
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This book was written out of Gretel Ehrlich's love for winter–for remote and cold places, for the ways winter frees our imagination and invigorates our feet, mind, and soul–and also out of the fear that our "democracy of gratification" has irreparably altered the climate.
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Released by: Lionsgate My Advice: Rent it for the kiddies The Avengers are no more. Ultron (voiced by Kane) decided to take care of his foes once and for all…and did. He killed them good. The only one to escape was Tony Stark/Iron Man (also voiced by Kane) and he took with them the Avengers' kids. You've got: James (Crawford), the son of Captain America and Black Widow; Torunn (O'Brien), daughter of Thor; Pym (Drummond), the son of guess who; and Azari (Pappion), the son of the Black Panther and An Unnamed Non-Avenger Mother Who Probably Wasn't Named Due to Rights Issues. They've had sanctuary for the majority of their young lives--but that's about to change. I'd love to see these characters…in a better conceived story. I'll lay out exactly why the film is flawed below after some pics to keep the unwilling away from spoilers, but suffice to say that if you're eight, you'll probably think it rocks balls. Or if you have no history with the characters these guys are based upon, you'll probably be fine with it. But still, it's not irredeemable: in the final battle, our heroes actually use their powers in some fairly novel and kickass ways. The DVD comes with standard fare: first, an interview with the creators where they talk about the making of the film with a lot of production art and sketches thrown in. There's also a look at the youngun-friendly titles of the regular Marvel Comics line. And I don't know about you, but as a kid I wouldn't have read Marvel Adventures if you held a Nerf gun to my head. There's also sneak peeks at Hulk Vs. Wolverine and Hulk vs. Thor. The Thor one actually looks quite nice as they seemed to have given us a sweet version of Asgard for the Hulk to kick around. Honestly, this is aimed at kids and if just kids watch it, they'll be fine. Worth a rental for their sakes. Okay, everybody else gone? Good. Here are the problems. And spoilers. 1) Thor is a Dick. Even if you set aside the comic book history of Thor--who wouldn't have been one to abandon his entire set of teammates, thus leading to their deaths--the fact that he did so in this reality makes him a total dick. The other kids would be giving Torunn shit about her father getting their parents killed rather than just disappearing. 2) Tony is an Idiot. Even if you set aside the comic book history of Tony--who's supposed to be a bright guy, despite all the ridiculous shit Marvel has had him do recently--how can we accept the fact that he's a really smart cookie if he A) leaves his Iron Avengers out in the open to be powered up by anybody who walks up and 2) if he has them auto-receive orders that appear to be III) woefully out of date, since they were trying to hide out not actively engage the enemy. 3) The adult heroes were idiots. Ultron, as shown in the film, could not have wiped out all the heroes. You can't tell me at some point somebody wouldn't have thrown the Hulk at him before the kids come up with the idea to. (And BTW, the Hulk's design just looks wrong compared to everybody else's). Even if The Avengers, The Hulk, and Mrs. Black Panther (aka U.N.A.M.W.P.W.N.D.R.I) are the only heroes around--somebody would have gotten desperate and found him and sicced him on Ultron. Or something. 4) Ultron Learned World-Beating From the Psychlos. If we take their hideout at face value, Tony didn't do anything to hide them from, say, a satellite passing overhead. Which means Ultron must not have been looking very hard for them. 5) The Iron Avengers Are Simply There to Fix a Hole in the Story. The hole is this: if the Hulk is going to beat the shit out of Ultron, who are the kids going to face down? The Iron Avengers. Hence the need to have them get sent out on a dumb mission, then taken over. Don't get me wrong, the battle is quite nice, but the setup is wrong. How to fix it. Have the Iron Avengers be the last attempt Tony made at fighting back at Ultron--his last ditch effort. And this is before the movie even starts. Back then the Iron Avengers got taken over and Ultron has them combing the world for the kids and Tony. If you absolutely must have the kids goof up something and cause Ultron to find them, have one of them screw up the cloaking shield thing Tony put up to keep them hidden, and have an Iron Avenger blast through the dome and start attacking. Kids freak because it looks like one of their parents, Tony has to explain quickly. Then the other Iron Avengers show, THEN Ultron. So Ultron is your ultimate badass. Also, never show Thor. If Thor has truly ascended and become Thor The God Untroubled By The Ways Of Man, then when Torunn gets back and says, "Dad says hi," it's an even more powerful line because she experienced something that mortals just don't get to see. 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