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Who would your 3rd round pick for the Steelers be given these options?
RB Le'Veon Bell
TE Gavin Escobar
RB Jonathan Franklin
C/G Barrett Jones
G/T David Quessenberry
WR Da'Rick Rogers
CB Logan Ryan
S Shamarko Thomas
WR Markus Wheaton
S J.J. Wilcox
Who would your 3rd round pick for the Steelers be given these options?
1 Landon Collins SS Alabama
2 Byron Jones CB UConn
3 David Johnson RB N Iowa
4 Lyndon Trail OLB Norfolk St
5 Nick Marshall CB Auburn
6 Blake Bell TE Oklahoma
7 Travis Raciti DE San Jose St
Trade down w/ JAX:
2 Maxx Williams TE Minnesota
2 Nate Orchard OLB Utah
3 Laken Tomlinson OG Duke
3 Jaquiski Tartt SS Samford
4 Ronald Darby CB Florida St
5 Kurtis Drummond FS Michigan St
6 Cam Thomas CB W Kentucky
7 Malcolm Brown RB Texas
I went with BPA....Shamarko Thomas....
Steelers Draft
Rd 1: Mad Maxx Williams - TE
Rd 2: Owa Odighizuwa - OLB
Rd 3: Steven Nelson - CB
Rd 4: Jaquiski Tartt - S
Rd 5: Henry Anderson - DE
Rd 6: Lorenzo Doss - CB
Rd 7: James Vaughters -OLB
I went with the offensive threat. Rogers #1 with my #2 being Escobar.
I sure hope the Steelers don't draft two LBers in the first two rounds.
if Le'Veon Bell is still there when we select in Round 3 and we haven't picked a RB yet, it's a no-brainer.
Just like in round two, I went with Franklin I like Bell though too.
1. C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
2. Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
3. (comp) Philip Gaines CB Rice
4. Arthur Lynch TE Georgia
5. Ross Cockrell CB Duke
5. (comp) Derrick Hopkins DT Virginia Tech
6. Josh Mauro DE Stanford
6. (comp) Shaquil Barrett OLB Colorado State
7. Quincy Enunwa WR Nebraska
RB's are dime a dozen in today's NFL. Outside of AP, Ray Rice and MJD, which one is truly a difference maker? I don't care who's running the ball, if you get it blocked, you'll pick up the yards you need to do what the running game does now - create enough of a diversion to keep defenses honest in the passing game. People are panicked about the RB situation here, but if memory serves, Dwyer and Redman EACH had a game of 130+ yards last year... and Redman went well over 100 in the playoffs the year before. I'll use third day picks to add to the depth at the position, thanks. All of the above will contribute this year - Dwyer, Redman, and draft pick - and we'll be fine.
Ray Graham? Kerwynn Williams? Jawan Jamison? Mike Gillislee? I'm not buying that we can't get a serviceable player without spending a premium pick. Too many needs to waste a pick at RB here. I'll be upset if we do... find a faller on the lines or at safety - the strengths of this draft.


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John Skelton's big day comes in a loss for the Cardinals
For the third time in his brief career Sunday, John Skelton threw for over 300 yards in a game. Unlike the prior two occurrences, however, Skelton's feat came in a Week 9 loss to the Packers.
While the third-year quarterback out of Fordham still turned the ball over Sunday and failed to give the Cardinals any sort of lead at Lambeau Field, Skelton's day was promising heading into a much-needed bye week.
On the Cardinals' first touchdown drive, Skelton followed a William Gay interception with a beautiful 40-yard deep ball where only wide receiver Andre Roberts could come down with it. The reception set up LaRod Stephens-Howling's touchdown run two plays later.
Down 24-7 midway through the third quarter, Skelton led the Redbirds on a rather impressive 87-yard scoring drive. He was methodical, hit the open man and didn't try to force the issue despite the differential on the scoreboard. On the drive, the former fifth round draft pick completed five passes capped off by a 31-yard touchdown catch by Larry Fitzgerald.
It wasn't quite mastery in motion, but as the Cardinals trimmed the Packers lead to just seven late in the third quarter, it appeared the offense was showing signs of life not seen since the fourth quarter in Week 6 against Buffalo.
While Skelton deserves a bulk of the credit for his big passing day, a lot of the praise should be given to the offensive line. On a day that saw rookie Nate Potter replace D'Anthony Baptiste at left tackle midway through the second quarter, the Cardinals' front five limited the Packers to just two sacks and seven hits on Skelton.
"I was encouraged by our protection today," said Ken Whisenhunt. "There were a lot of times John sat back there, made some reads and made some good throws."
Although it's probably not in the team's best interest to have Skelton throw 49 times a game -- as he's averaged over the past two contests -- the Cardinals starting quarterback should have had an even better day if not for six drops by his receivers.
Skelton may not have matched reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers mano-a-mano in the touchdown department Sunday, but even in defeat he was certainly impressive on a cold day against an opportunistic defense.
"John was poised in the pocket," said rookie receiver Michael Floyd. "He was delivering the ball to guys, reading the defense and throwing it to the open guy."
For the season, Skelton has now thrown for 1,052 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions.
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Brings out 'Truth Paper' to rebut, point by point, the 41 allegations against him
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Thursday brought out a 'Truth Paper', refuting all the allegations of corruption levelled against Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, at a press conference held inside Maharashtra Assembly here.
But the Opposition, led by BJP MLA Devendra Fadnavis, countered the NCP's move by publishing an "Untrue Paper".
Mr. Pawar resigned as the Deputy CM in September this year following allegations of corruption in the irrigation department, which was headed by him. But he was reinstated earlier this month after the government presented a White Paperon irrigation.
The 'Truth Paper' says that in the last 10 years, there had been an increase of 28 per cent in land under irrigation in the State. "The NCP has been making good progress in last few years which was witnessed in the local body elections this year. Mr. Pawar made a great contribution is this regard. Fearing the speed at which Ajit dada expedited the developmental works, the Opposition has planned this conspiracy to target him," the party alleged.
Its 'Truth Paper' adds: "The accusations of a Rs. 70, 000-crore scam in irrigation and only 0.1 per cent increase in irrigated land, was a part of that conspiracy."
The document has rebutted all the 41 allegations against Mr. Pawar, point by point. Through it the NCP also targeted the Opposition, saying it did not know the geography of Maharashtra. "Dam projects cannot be completed in two days. Even Opposition leaders know how difficult it is to solve the problems of displacement and rehabilitation while carrying out such projects."
It urges people to take Maharashtra's difficult geography into account while making comparison with other States and not look at the Gosikhurdh project in Vidarbha from a "political angle".
"How can we be held responsible for the delay in land acquisition and rehabilitation?" The document claims that there has been an increase of 10.56 lakh hectares in Maharashtra's irrigation capacityin the last 10 years. Calling the accusation of Rs. 70, 000 crore as imaginary, the 'Truth Paper' says: " In the last 10 years, Rs. 42,435-crore have been spent on irrigation projects out of which Rs. 6300-crore were spent on land acquisition and rehabilitation and Rs. 30,500-crore on the actual works."
On the allegation of speedy approval to projects in Vidarbha, the document says that the approval was "corrected administrative approval". It terms the allegation of Rs. 8,00,000 per hectare expenditure on irrigation as "false" and says that the actual per hectare expenditure of irrigation in Maharashtra has gone up from Rs.55, 000 to Rs.5,47,000. Meanwhile, no work could be carried out in the Maharashtra Legislature on the fourth consecutive day of the winter session due to the demand of a SIT probe into the irrigation scam by the opposition parties.


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Ameren Announces Promotion Of Richard J. Mark To Chairman, President And CEO Of Ameren Illinois Company
ST. LOUIS, June 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Ameren Corporation (NYSE: AEE) announced today, that effective immediately, Richard J. Mark is promoted to chairman, president and chief executive officer of Ameren Illinois Company, an electric and gas delivery utility subsidiary of Ameren Corporation. Mark replaces Scott A. Cisel who has left the company to pursue other interests.
Mark, who was senior vice president, Customer Operations, Ameren Missouri, joined Ameren in 2002. "Richard brings a strong operations background to Ameren Illinois," said Thomas R. Voss, chairman, president and CEO of Ameren. "He is very active in the community and he is attuned to customers' desires for safe, reliable and affordable energy. His background and experience align very well with Ameren Illinois' mission. I'm confident Richard will execute Ameren Illinois' infrastructure investment commitments and will continue to enhance customer satisfaction."
Replacing Mark as leader of Customer Operations for Ameren Missouri will be Michael L. Moehn. Moehn will transfer from a similar role at Ameren Illinois and become senior vice president of Customer Operations, Ameren Missouri. Moehn has held many leadership positions since joining Ameren in 2000 after a successful career in public accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Until January 2012, Moehn was senior vice president of Corporate Planning where he led Ameren's strategic planning and risk management efforts. "Moving Michael into a senior leadership role at Ameren Missouri will allow us to leverage his broad experience and skills at the operations level at Ameren Missouri," Voss added.
With assets of more than $23 billion, St. Louis-based Ameren Corporation owns a diverse mix of electric generating plants strategically located in our Midwest market, with a generating capacity of nearly 16,000 megawatts. Through our Missouri and Illinois subsidiaries, we serve 2.4 million electric customers and more than 900,000 natural gas customers in a 64,000-square-mile area. Our mission is to meet their energy needs in a safe, reliable, efficient and environmentally responsible manner. For more information, visit Ameren.com.
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Jobs in Agribusiness: Career Options and Requirements
Agribusiness jobs traditionally focus on the agricultural industry but currently span a variety of career arenas. Agribusiness is separated from traditional business due to its agriculture specialization. Advanced education is becoming an increasingly common necessity to gain entry into agribusiness career options.
Agribusiness Career Options
There are a variety of career options available in agribusiness. These options are often similar to any business related careers but with an agricultural focus. Agribusiness careers can cross into a multitude of industries as well, including farming, real estate, retail marketing, food processing and investments, just to name a few. Some of the most common career options available include:
- Farm appraiser - assesses the value of a farm, its employees and facilities
- Agricultural policy analyst - develops and analyzes policies that affect agricultural businesses
- Farm manager - manages daily operations of a farm, including crops and livestock
- Crop producer - grows grains, field crops, vegetables, fruits, nuts and more
- Grain and livestock buyer - buys supplies of grains, seeds and cattle for a farm's operations
- Market analyst - analyzes the financial condition of the agribusiness economic market
- Financer - provides financial assistance for agribusiness, such as matching crop suppliers with farms
- Quality controller - focuses on improving the output and quality of a farm's production
- Marketing head - leads marketing strategy for a farm; builds awareness and buzz
Agribusiness Education Requirements
Not all career options in agribusiness require an education, such as becoming a traditional farmer. However, due to shifts in the business culture and scientific implementation in agribusiness as a whole, formal education is quickly becoming the standard to gain entry into most related occupations. Education coupled with experience in an area of the industry in which a student would like to work should provide the best opportunities for employment and advancement. Some of the following degree options are strong choices to enter into any number of agribusiness careers.
Associate of Applied Science in Agribusiness
These 2-year degree programs prepare students for entry-level career options in agricultural industries. An Associate of Applied Science will provide an overview of agricultural topics, and courses generally are transferable to bachelor's degree programs. Common courses include:
- Agricultural accounting
- Livestock management
- Farming business
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness
These 4-year degree programs include all general education requirements and provide specific focus to topics in agricultural business. Some common courses offered are:
- Agricultural economics
- Agribusiness management
- Farm product marketing
Master of Agribusiness
These are advanced 2-year degree programs that require a related undergraduate degree for entry. Common courses at the graduate level include:
- Agribusiness international marketing
- Agribusiness public policy
- Financial agricultural management
Salary and Job Outlook
Employment of farmers, ranchers and other agricultural managers is projected to see a 19% decline over the 2012-2022 decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS reports that the decline in this field is due in part to the increasing expense of farming supplies and equipment. In May 2012, the BLS reported that farmers, ranchers and other agricultural managers made a median annual salary of $69,300.
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Undecided voters are like Jane Austen's Elizabeth Bennet.
Jane Austen, author of "Emma" and of "Pride and Prejudice." Handout illustration/photo courtesy of The National Portrait Gallery, London.
Undecided voters are like Jane Austen's Elizabeth Bennet. Elizabeth thought she knew who people were. She thought she knew whom she liked and disliked. But now she's starting to reevaluate. Obama, like Wickham, talked a good talk. He charmed us, he romanced us. He looked dashing. We were attracted. But Romney is like Mr. Darcy. On first impression, just a proud, rich man -- distant and unlikable. Besides, Wickham tells us Darcy is bad. But now we're starting to see Mr. Darcy/Romney more. We've gotten to know him better. It's dawning on us: He is a good man. Yes, rather formal. But we see the evidence, we hear the accounts. He is not who Wickham said he was. We're thinking fresh thoughts about who is worthy of our trust.
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This iPhone app works like GPS Data Logger - it logs your positions during your trip. There are various logging modes, that will fit your needs - continuous mode logs your every change and is best if you need most accurate data, from the other hand time based logging (logs position every few minutes) saves your iPhone battery. Our iPhone app can run perfectly in sleep mode.
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Continental Gold Drills 6.85 Metres @ 139.5 g/t Gold and 94 g/t Silver in Yaragua Extensions at Buritica, Colombia
Thursday, March 08, 2012
Continental Gold Drills 6.85 Metres @ 139.5 g/t Gold and 94 g/t Silver in Yaragua Extensions at Buritica, Colombia06:00 EST Thursday, March 08, 2012TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 8, 2012) - Continental Gold Limited ("Continental" or the "Company") (TSX:CNL) is pleased to announce results for 13 diamond drill-holes and underground systematic channel sampling from the Company's ongoing program at the Buriticá Project in Antioquia, Colombia. Ten drills are currently on site as part of the Company's Phase III, minimum 60,000-metre diamond drill program budgeted for 2012.HighlightsYaragua (Figures 1 and 2)Drilling in Yaragua west has extended the strike length of several veins, which remain open to the west and at depth. Significant intercepts in drill-hole BUSY249 include 6.85 metres @ 139.5 g/t Gold and 94 g/t Silver, outside of the current National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") compliant resource estimate. Drill-hole BUSY234, has intersected the Yaragua system some 200 metres further west, including 1.43 metres @ 46.7 g/t Gold. Step-out drilling in eastern Yaragua has demonstrated that the system remains open to the east and at depth. Results from drill-hole BUSY230 outside of the current NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate include 8 metres @ 37.9 g/t Gold and 12 g/t Silver, the deepest and highest-grade intersection to date in Yaragua east. Underground systematic channel sampling in Yaragua of the San Antonio, HW and Sofia veins has demonstrated the continuity of high grades over substantial strike lengths, including in the Sofia vein averaging 89.7 g/t Gold and 63 g/t Silver over 1.85 metres true width along 31 metres and the HW Vein averaging 24.4 g/t Gold and 44 g/t Silver over 1.24 metres along a 61 metre vertical raise.Veta Sur System (Figures 1 and 3)BUSY232, a step-out hole in southwestern Veta Sur, intersected several vein sets outside of the current resource model, including 14.4 metres @ 28 g/t Gold and 57 g/t Silver. "Our continued drilling success and particularly the continuity and grade of the underground channel samples bodes well for our future exploration efforts." commented Ari Sussman, CEO.DetailsContinental's 100%-owned, 28,903-hectare project, Buriticá, contains several known areas of high-grade gold and silver mineralization, of base metal carbonate-style ("Stage I") variably overprinted by texturally and chemically distinctive high-grade ("Stage II") mineralization. The two most extensively explored of these areas (the Yaragua system and the Veta Sur system) are central to this land package. The Yaragua system has been drill-outlined along 650 metres of strike and 800 vertical metres and partially sampled in underground developments. The Veta Sur system has been drill intersected along 550 metres of strike and 1,180 vertical metres. Both systems are characterized by multiple, steeply dipping veins and broader, more disseminated mineralization and both remain open at depth and along strike, at high grades. A maiden NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate for the Buriticá Project covering two major vein systems is included in the Technical Report, with combined measured and indicated resources of 1,110,000 tonnes at 630,000 ounces of gold at 17.8 g/t, 1,500,000 ounces of silver at 42 g/t and 18,700,000 pounds of zinc at 0.8%. The combined inferred resource is 6,900,000 tonnes at 2,500,000 ounces of gold at 11.4 g/t, 9,500,000 ounces of silver at 43 g/t and 88,000,000 pounds of zinc at 0.6%.YaraguaSignificant new drill intercepts and channel samples in these areas are tabulated below in tables I and II respectively and are referenced in Figures 1 and 2.Table I: Drilling Highlights - YaraguaDrill-holeFromToInterval*GoldSilverZincElevation(m)(m)(m)(g/t)(g/t)(%)(m)BUSY22927.4535.007.553.2449.50.75165783.2094.0010.801.2059.52.401613116.35119.152.807.7367.01.801588124.00141.3417.342.2219.20.501579incl.140.45141.340.8910.32116.01.401569170.60172.001.405.857.30.801546220.20226.005.802.823.10.201507271.27272.801.534.304.00.051469278.50285.006.501.172.20.101462310.25315.004.753.332.50.101439321.85324.002.155.434.20.301430327.10329.182.086.3013.01.01424357.00358.601.602.4310.71.701402413.60415.001.406.37582.20.801359475.10476.601.504.5027.00.951311574.20575.301.104.114.50.051235BUSY2300.003.003.000.2047.00.05151452.0057.005.004.1512.90.30146884.5085.400.904.33126.00.20143999.2599.850.604.45101.06.201422156.50160.904.405.5310.30.701369incl.159.30160.901.6012.0211.80.601364202.10203.601.502.779.60.051325224.20225.451.252.4519.00.051304271.00272.001.006.704.20.501258298.10304.005.904.1311.71.801232330.30331.801.506.8117.01.401201396.90398.501.603.702.10.051138410.50412.001.503.563.90.501123481.00489.008.0037.8912.40.501058incl.481.00483.002.00141.1041.01.251051BUSY233165.85166.951.102.581.40.051444212.60214.101.502.513.40.051403336.45337.050.606.683.30.201296352.90356.003.107.94147.30.201281370.90374.003.107.187.40.701266376.36376.850.4921.5117.00.051262381.00388.507.502.185.40.051256398.00409.0511.052.995.50.051243418.4418.104.22.1689.40.051225456.064592.941.5218.80.051194508.65509.10.455.71129.00.501151520.55221.51.275.90.051140BUSY234204.50205.931.4346.707.00.201624315.20317.141.940.3041.30.501537438.00422.214.171.1249.00.251442513.00514.051.054.254.40.501383BUSY235278.50280.001.502.984.61.001345436.80437.300.505.847.20.051206453.00454.701.7034.7823.40.051192459.00460.451.453.664.90.201185501.00502.001.007.735.10.051150506.50508.301.808.9611.60.151144514.40515.000.607.686.10.051138519.50521.502.008.6412.10.051132BUSY2360.003.003.001.1821.00.40151643.5059.2015.705.6730.42.001480incl49.7052.302.6014.0024.51.80147264.8577.3012.451.7320.01.80145480.0087.007.001.843.50.501442101.00101.500.504.83171.01.401430107.50110.503.002.337.70.501423156.15156.700.550.34157.00.501383169.00188.8.131.524.80.051369198.00204.706.706.0516.90.251347incl.198.00199.651.6514.8333.94.501347217.86219.301.443.9050.02.501330227.00235.008.001.9921.12.101323240.50246.005.501.0424.70.701316276.55280.103.551.4516.91.101280377.90379.201.303.130.60.051195410.60414.003.4015.23129.22.501168416.80418.201.4010.48203.00.301163444.20447.503.301.2919.80.601139BUSY24882.8083.100.302.521330.019.001667BUSY24945.5546.000.458.7731.00.051635223.30224.250.954.365.00.051467269.15276.006.85139.5394.22.301422incl.269.15273.103.95239.60160.33.801422409.03409.530.509.69350.03.201291441.10442.101.0025.56182.42.601261481.30484.202.902.905.70.051222506.00510.504.508.146.00.051200BUUY0657.008.341.341.9320.81.00149210.8514.003.154.6416.90.501486125.50126.450.9511.462.40.051400195.50197.001.502.0938.00.201347BUUY006735.0036.501.509.352.00.10148397.00102.005.002.617.00.201460117.00118.201.207.0552.31.101453168.00169.501.503.842.00.051433226.50227.751.253.692.50.051408233.50234.200.705.7914.00.201405241.00247.006.001.1729.10.201401251.20252.000.802.0141.00.601397BUUY06862.3063.571.279.092.60.101473*Intercepts calculated at 1 g/t gold + 30 g/t silver cut-off grades with up to 20% internal dilution and generally tabulated if greater than 10 gram*metres gold equivalent. True widths not accurately known but generally are between 0.3 and actual true width of the down-hole interval.Drilling in west, east and central Yaragua (Figures 1 and 2) targeted lateral and depth extensions of the vein systems. All seven drill-holes intersected multiple gold and silver mineralized intervals which included high-grade intercepts.In western Yaragua, BUSY249 cut the western extensions of several Yaragua vein families. A substantial, very high-grade intercept (6.85 metres @ 139.4 g/t Gold and 94 g/t Silver, including 3.95 metres @ 239.6 g/t Gold and 160 g/t Silver, at 1422 metres elevation) in the San Antonio vein package is comparable with underground sampling on this vein set 100 metres further east at a similar elevation. Further down-hole, BUSY249 made strong intercepts in the Vein C (including 1 metres @ 25.6 g/t Gold and 182 g/t Silver) and Vein B packages (4.5 metres @ 8.1 g/t Gold).BUSY229, drilled to the south from a pad located in northwestern Yaragua intersected a broad zone of high silver/gold mineralization which included 7.55 metres @ 3.2 g/t Gold and 50 g/t Silver, near collar. Further down-hole, intercepts in the northern Yaragua vein families (between 1613 metres and 1569 metres elevation) are also relatively high silver/gold including the San Antonio vein (0.89 metres @ 10.3 g/t Gold and 116 g/t Silver, 1569 metres elevation). Intercepts between 1469 metres and 1402 metres elevation appear to represent the Murcielagos family of veins. At greater depths, BUSY229 intersected three vein sets in Yaragua South including a high grade gold-silver vein (from 413.6 metres down-hole, 1.4 metres @ 6.4 g/t Gold and 582 g/t Silver).All intercepts in BUSY249 and BUSY229 are outside the current NI 43-101 resource estimate model.BUSY234, a step-out hole drilled from a pad at Veta Sur to the north, intersected four vein sets some 150-180 metres to the west of previous intersections in the Yaragua system. The most southerly of these veins (from 204.5 metres down-hole, 1.43 metres @ 46.7 g/t Gold) may represent one of the Murcielagos family of veins, whereas the most northerly and deepest intercepts appears to be north of the potential strike extensions of presently modeled Yaragua veins.In Yaragua east, BUSY230 extended several Yaragua vein families to greater depths than, and further eastward from, previous drilling. The deep, high-grade intercept (from 1058 metres elevation, 8 metres @ 37.9 g/t Gold and 12 g/t Silver, including 2 metres @ 141.1 g/t Gold and 41 g/t Silver) is correlated with the San Antonio vein set. Further up-hole, BUSY230 intersected several base metal-rich and also base metal-poor vein sets, including, in the Murcielagos vein family, from 159.3 metres down-hole, 1.6 metres @ 12 g/t Gold and 12 g/t Silver.BUSY236, drilled further east of and penetrating further north than BUSY230, intersected several vein sets in the northern-most family of veins encountered in Yaragua drilling to date. The deep intercepts (from 1168 metres elevation), including 3.4 metres @ 15.2 g/t Gold and 129 g/t Silver are the eastern extensions of the Vein D set, indicating a potential strike length of over 600 metres and substantial depth extents for the northern Yaragua vein families. BUSY236 also extended several of central and southern Yaragua vein families further eastward. Significant intercepts were made in the Murcielagos vein family (including, from 43.5 metres down-hole, 15.7 metres @ 5.7 g/t Gold and 30 g/t Silver, containing 2.6 metres @ 14 g/t Gold and 25 g/t Silver) and in the Vein C package (from 198 metres down-hole, 6.7 metres @ 6.1 g/t Gold and 17 g/t Silver, containing 1.65 metres @ 14.8 g/t Gold and 34 g/t Silver).All intercepts in BUSY230 and BUSY236 are outside of the current NI 43-101 resource estimate model and all vein sets remain open to the east and at depth in eastern Yaragua.Three holes were drilled from an underground station in central Yaragua to examine sparsely drilled parts of the Yaragua system. BUUY065, drilled with moderate inclination towards the northeast, intersected at elevations between 1483 - 1433 metres, several veins of the southern, central and northern Yaragua families. The deepest intercepts in this drill- hole (from 1408 - 1397 metres elevation) represent newly discovered mineralization, which may correlate with the vein D package to the east and west. BUUY068 was drilled to the northwest and intersected Vein B prior to being lost before reaching its main targets. BUUY065, drilled southwards, intersecting Murcielagos veins near collar and a high-grade vein in Yaragua South (from 125.5 metres down-hole, 0.95 metres @ 11.5 g/t Gold).BUSY233 and BUSY235 were drilled from a pad south of central Yaragua and both drill-holes made a number of significant intercepts in the Murcielagos family of veins at elevations respectively between 1296 - 1243 metres and 1206 - 1132 metres below the current NI 43-101 resource estimate model in western Yaragua. These intersections (for example, BUSY233, from 352.9 metres down-hole, 3.1 metres @ 7.9 g/t Gold and 147 g/t Silver; BUSY235, from 453 metres, 1.7 metres @ 34.8 g/t Gold and 23 g/t Silver) are relatively low in base metals. BUSY233 also intersected several of the central families of Yaragua veins at elevations below 1225 metres, extending these veins below the current resource model.Systematic channel sampling of recent underground development on and above Level 2 in central and western Yaragua demonstrated high-grade mineralization over substantial strike lengths along the San Antonio Vein and also vertically along the HW Vein. The 61 metres vertical interval (averaging 24.4 g/t Gold and 44 g/t Silver over an average true width of 1.24 metres) shows the continuity of grade in the HW vein. Additional sampling on Sofia Vein set resulted in 31 metres of strike length averaging 89.7 g/t Gold and 63 g/t Silver over an average true width of 1.85 metres.Table II: Underground Channel Sampling - YaraguaSegmentElevationLength*AverageGoldSilverZinc(m)(m)Width (m)(g/t)(g/t)(%)San A Vein Set1445352.0113.273.11.32HW Shaft1445 - 1506611.2424.443.51.9HW Level 2A1451381.289.978.10.88Sofia Vein Set1445311.8589.6563.40.65* Channel samples taken across the underground opening, every 3 metres along such horizontal or vertical extents. Widths are true horizontal.Veta SurDrilling in the Veta Sur focused on extensions of the mineralized system. Significant new drill intercepts are tabulated below in Table III and are referenced in Figures 1 and 3.Table III: Drilling Highlights - Veta Sur SystemDrill-holeFromToInterval*GoldSilverZincElevation(m)(m)(m)(g/t)(g/t)(%)(m)BUSY232255.60270.0014.4027.9957.30.901649incl.260.30263.002.70131.11201.20.801643297.65299.501.851.8762.80.401609347.80348.200.406.557.20.601566516.50522.005.500.3392.10.051417BUSY25439.0040.401.401.52112.92.501724*Intercepts calculated at 1 g/t gold + 30 g/t silver cut-off grades with up to 20% internal dilution and generally tabulated if greater than 10 gram*metres gold equivalent. True widths not accurately known but generally between 0.3 and actual true width of down-hole interval.BUSY232 drilled across southwestern Veta Sur intersected high-grade mineralization from 1649 metres elevation, a 14.40 metres interval @ 28 g/t Gold and 57.3 g/t Silver including 2.70 metres @ 131.1 g/t Gold and 201 g/t Silver with moderate base metal contents. This intercept, outside of the current NI 43-101 compliant resource model, may align with shallower intercepts to partially outline a moderately plunging high-grade shoot. Further down-hole encountered other gold-silver mineralized intervals, including a broad intercept of high silver/gold mineralization from 1417 metres elevation, the deepest silver rich mineralization so far encountered in Veta Sur.BUSY254 drilled in northeast Veta Sur was lost at shallow depth after intersecting a high silver/gold vein set from 1724 metres elevation.Technical InformationVic Wall, PhD, special advisor to the Company and a qualified person for the purpose of NI 43-101, has prepared or supervised the preparation of, or approved, as applicable, the technical information contained in this press release. Dr. Wall is a geologist with 35 years' experience in the minerals mining, consulting, exploration and research industries. Following a career in Australian and North American academes, he held senior positions in a number of multinational major and junior minerals companies. A Fellow of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists, Dr. Wall is Principal of Vic Wall & Associates, a Brisbane-based consultancy that provides geoscientific services to mineral companies and government agencies, worldwide.The Company utilizes an industry-standard QA/QC program. HQ and NQ diamond drill-core is sawn in half with one-half shipped to a sample preparation lab in Medellín run by SGS Colombia. 100% of BQ diameter drill samples are shipped. Samples are then shipped for analysis to SGS-certified assay laboratory in Lima, Peru. The remainder of the core is stored in a secured storage facility for future assay verification. Blanks, duplicates and certified reference standards are inserted into the sample stream to monitor laboratory performance and a portion of the samples are periodically check assayed at ACME laboratories in Vancouver, Canada and/or Inspectorate Labs in Reno, Nevada.For additional technical information on the Buriticá Project, please refer to the Company's technical report (the "Technical Report") entitled "Mineral Resource Estimate of the Buriticá Gold Project, Colombia" dated October 24, 2011 as amended November 23, 2011, prepared by Andrew J Vigar, BAppSc Geo, FAusIMM, MSEG, and Martin Recklies, BAppSC Geo, MAIG, each of Mining Associates Pty Limited, available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Company website at www.continentalgold.com.About Continental Gold LimitedContinental Gold Limited is an advanced-stage exploration and development company with an extensive portfolio of 100% owned gold projects in Colombia. Spearheaded by a team with over 40 years of exploration and mining experience in Colombia, the Company is focused on advancing its high-grade Buriticá gold project to production in 2015. A maiden NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate for the Buriticá Project covering two major vein systems is included in the Technical Report, with combined measured and indicated resources of 1,110,000 tonnes at 630,000 ounces of gold at 17.8 g/t, 1,500,000 ounces of silver at 42 g/t and 18,700,000 pounds of zinc at 0.8%. The combined inferred resource is 6,900,000 tonnes at 2,500,000 ounces of gold at 11.4 g/t, 9,500,000 ounces of silver at 43 g/t and 88,000,000 pounds of zinc at 0.6%. With a goal of being the first modern day gold producer in Colombia, Continental will commence construction of an underground ramp in H2 2012, initially providing access for underground drilling and eventually used for commercial production in 2015. A 60,000-metre drill program is also underway at the Buriticá Project to further delineate the resource and drill new target zones identified within its concession. Additional details on the Buriticá Project and the rest of Continental's suite of gold exploration properties are available at www.continentalgold.com.Forward-Looking StatementsThis press release contains or refers to forward-looking information under Canadian securities legislation, including statements regarding the estimation of mineral resources, exploration results, potential mineralization, exploration and mine development plans, timing of the commencement of operations and is based on current expectations that involve a number of business risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements are subject to significant risks and uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from expected results. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from any forward-looking statement include, but are not limited to, failure to convert estimated mineral resources to reserves, capital and operating costs varying significantly from estimates, the preliminary nature of metallurgical test results, delays in obtaining or failures to obtain required governmental, environmental or other project approvals, political risks, uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future, changes in equity markets, inflation, changes in exchange rates, fluctuations in commodity prices, delays in the development of projects and the other risks involved in the mineral exploration and development industry, as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled "Risks of the Business" in the Company's most recent Annual Information Form and other regulatory filings which are posted on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. These forward- looking statements are made as of the date hereof and the Company assumes no responsibility to update them or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances other than as required by applicable securities law.To view Figure 1 - Plan View of New Drilling Highlights, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/CGFig1.pdfTo view Figure 2 - Longitudinal Section of Yaragua, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/CGFig2.pdfTo view Figure 3 - Longitudinal Section of Veta Sur, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/CGFig3.pdfFOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Morgan KnowlesContinental Gold LimitedVice President, Investor Relations+1.416.583.5610www.continentalgold.com


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- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup chopped roasted red peppers, drained (from water-packed jar)
- 1 teaspoon liquid smoke
- 8 (6-inch) corn tortillas
- 1 1/3 cups shredded pepper jack cheese
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add chicken and saute 5 minutes, until browned on all sides. Add roasted red peppers and liquid smoke and cook 1 minute to heat through. Arrange tortillas on a flat surface. Top each tortilla with an equal amount of chicken mixture, to within 1/4-inch of the edges. Top chicken mixture with cheese (1/3 cup of cheese per tortilla). Roll up tortillas and place on a baking sheet. Spray with cooking spray and bake 10 minutes, until cheese melts.
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Recap: Syracuse vs. Dayton
Buffalo, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Dayton sweated out another shot at the horn and are off to the Sweet 16 for the first time in three decades.
Tyler Ennis' pull-up 3-pointer at the buzzer was off the mark and Dayton upset Syracuse, 55-53, in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
The 11th-seeded Flyers (25-10), who advanced past sixth-seeded Ohio State in the second round after Aaron Craft's desperation drive and shot at the buzzer was too strong, are headed to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1984.
"Buffalo's been good to us these last couple of days on the buzzer shots," Dayton head coach Archie Miller said.
Dayton will face either Kansas or Stanford in the next round. Those two will play Sunday afternoon.
Syracuse (28-6) dropped six of its last nine to close the season after beginning the year 25-0.
With less than a minute to play, Jordan Sibert took in Devin Oliver's pass from well beyond the arc along the right wing with the shot clock running down and let it fly.
It went in and staked the Flyers to a 52-46 advantage with 49 seconds left.
The stellar freshman Ennis then quickly tallied a three-point play and after Oliver missed the front end of a 1-and-1, Ennis was fouled and sunk two free throws to get the Orange within 52-51.
Dyshawn Pierre, who led Dayton with 14 points, then hit two foul shots before Ennis drove in for a layup to again cut the deficit to one, 54-53, with 18 ticks to go.
Sibert then stepped out of bounds on the ensuing inbounds, but Ennis was unable to put Syracuse in front after clanking a jumper from the top of the key.
Pierre split a pair of foul shots with seven seconds to play to put Dayton up 55-53.
Ennis then dribbled the length of the floor before pulling up from the right wing for the win, but it was off the mark, unlike his triple that beat Pittsburgh at the buzzer on Feb. 12 to keep Syracuse unbeaten.
"The last shot was a great shot," Orange head coach Jim Boeheim said. "You don't have enough time to get to the basket. I have no problem with that shot."
The Orange finished 0-of-10 from three-point range.
Sibert netted 10 points and Oliver pulled down 10 rebounds for the Flyers.
Ennis had 19 points on 7-of-21 shooting, while C.J. Fair added 14 points and 10 boards for Syracuse.
Earlier, Fair, Ennis and sharpshooter Trevor Cooney combined to go 3-of-18 from the field in the opening half and Dayton headed into the break with a 20-18 edge.
Back-to-back buckets by Fair and Ennis gave Syracuse a 40-37 lead with 7:51 on the clock before Dayton ripped off seven straight. Scoochie Smith capped the burst by getting a kind bounce on a 3-pointer, which gave the Flyers a 44-40 advantage with 5:33 to play.
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text: Group argues weed is safer than boozeBy Tricia Escobedo and Jim Spellman, CNNUpdated 2:45 PM ET, Thu May 17, 2012An advocacy group unveiled this billboard near Denver's Mile High stadium months before a ballot to legalize marijuana.Story highlightsVoters to decide in fall whether Colorado will be the first state to allow recreational marijuana useColorado medical marijuana dispensaries now outnumber StarbucksMarijuana linked to pulmonary problems; excessive alcohol use linked to GI, neurologic issuesNationwide, more than a dozen initiatives are working their way toward state ballotsA Colorado advocacy group is spending thousands of dollars to convince people that smoking pot is safer than drinking alcohol.It's an attempt by the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol to rally support for a vote in November that would legalize the drug for recreational use. Colorado legalized marijuana for medical use in 2000.Last Friday, the group aired an advertisement on a local Denver channel during daytime programming encouraging people to "start your conversation about marijuana." The 30-second spot features a young woman typing a message to her mother on her laptop, explaining that after spending her college years drinking heavily, she now prefers marijuana because "it's less harmful ... I don't get hung-over and honestly I feel safer around marijuana users." The marketing campaign aims to "break down the stereotype about who the typical marijuana user is," explained the campaign's co-director, Mason Tvert."Most of them are professional, hard-working people," he said.The TV ad, which aired only on Friday, cost about $2,000, according to Tvert. It may run again, depending on fund-raising efforts, he said. Last month, the campaign spent about $4,500 on a billboard near Denver's (Sports Authority Field at) Mile High stadium -- purposely adjacent to the Mile High Liquors store -- to deliver a similar message, Tvert said.The billboard also features a woman, this one in her 50s, standing with her arms crossed next to the message: "For many reasons, I prefer ... marijuana over alcohol. Does that make me a bad person?"Watch the TV adBy attempting to change "stereotypes" about marijuana users, the campaign hopes to make Colorado the first state to legalize recreational marijuana use."The goal is the choice -- to make sure adults have the choice to use a less harmful substance than alcohol," Tvert said. Dr. Otis Brawley with the American Cancer Society questioned that conclusion."The problems of excessive alcohol use and the problems caused by any even minor smoking of marijuana are so different, I have difficulty comparing," said Brawley, CNNhealth.com contributor and the American Cancer Society's chief medical and scientific officer. "There are short-term and long-term primarily pulmonary problems associated with marijuana (and) excessive alcohol use is long-term correlated with GI (gastrointestinal) and neurologic problems."Study: Occasional pot smoking not as damaging as cigarettesAlso debatable is whether the money generated by legalizing and regulating marijuana through taxes will outweigh the costs of creating government-run marijuana distribution centers.Tvert says the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol estimates that legalizing and regulating marijuana could generate $50 million a year in saved expenses and revenue."We've been pushing very hard in Colorado and people agree, it's not worth the law enforcement resources being used (to crack down on marijuana users) and it's not worth losing out on the tax dollars," he said.Just WatchedIs it time to legalize marijuana?replayMore Videos ...Is it time to legalize marijuana? 02:53PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedMedical marijuana in WashingtonreplayMore Videos ...Medical marijuana in Washington 02:11PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedPat Robertson wants pot legalizedreplayMore Videos ...Pat Robertson wants pot legalized 01:02PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedCan pot smokers breathe easy?replayMore Videos ...Can pot smokers breathe easy? 02:55PLAY VIDEO22 million Americans use illegal drugs, study saysTvert said he was not aware of any criticism for the advertisement, noting that legalizing marijuana is "one of the biggest issues in our state legislature in the last few years.""We live in a state that has made a lot of progress on the issue," he said. "It's not as controversial as many other issues."That's partly because of the prevalence of medical marijuana dispensaries across the state. State-sanctioned marijuana dispensaries now outnumber Starbucks in Colorado and there are well over 100,000 people on the medical marijuana registry.Mobile marijuana clinic for Colorado's rural residentsSix years ago, an attempt to legalize marijuana in Colorado failed. This year's initiative goes much further than the 2006 ballot, because it establishes a system that regulates and taxes the drug, Tvert said. He believes the infrastructure created by Colorado's medical marijuana industry will help boost the chances that voters will approve legal recreational use of the drug.Residents are also more accustomed to the idea of a legalized form of the drug, now that medical marijuana dispensaries are a common sight across the state, Tvert said."We're not asking people to imagine, as we would just two years ago," he explained. "People have seen that just because there's a marijuana center in Colorado ... just because there might be a storefront in your town or city, it hasn't caused any problems."He noted that the initiative would allow cities and municipalities to "opt out" of allowing marijuana sales, similar to "dry counties" which ban the sale of alcohol.Colorado isn't the only state where voters will consider legalizing marijuana in the fall: there's a similar ballot initiative in Washington and there could be one in Oregon, as well, if enough signatures are collected."There are actually... close to 17 or 18 initiatives working their way to the ballots," according to Sue Rusche, president and CEO of the non-profit anti-drug organization, National Families in Action.Rusche said her group's main focus is to "force the (marijuana) industry" to ensure that it doesn't market the drug to children."We ask a question: if a state actually does legalize marijuana for recreational use... what kind of things can we learn form the alcohol and tobacco industries in the way they've marketed to kids?" she said. "What can we do to prevent that (marijuana) industry from marketing to kids?"She said setting a legal age limit of 21 is not enough."We do not trust the advocates who are trying to legalize marijuana because we don't believe they are willing to look at these other two industries (alcohol and tobacco)," Rusche said. "Everything we read in their initiative has to do with making money and not protecting kids."If any marijuana initiative passes, Rusche said her group is interested in working with the state agencies that write the regulations in order "to force the industry to self-police rather than (have) the taxpayers pay for the cost" of any negative consequences, including addiction treatment and accidents caused by driving under the influence."We want people to take marijuana legalization seriously and think seriously about the consequences to kids," she said. When asked about Rusche's concerns, Tvert said he was confident the marijuana industry would not target its product to minors."There's a great deal of self-regulating already taking place -- business owners not choosing marijuana leaves or cartoon characters," he said, referring to the medical marijuana industry. "It's an evolving industry (and) in theory, these are standards that are already being created."That doesn't mean the marijuana industry won't advertise its product in places where children might be present, though."It's worth noting, every young person that walks into a professional baseball game in Colorado (at Coors Field) is walking into a beer commercial," he said. 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Well, I think you'll agree that as Christmas presents go, that wasn't just a flatscreen tv. No, it was more a 50" inch flatscreen, complete with cinema surround sound and Inception DVD. It was funny too, because prior to writing yesterday's blog, as you may have picked up, I wasn't feeling too confident about the game. But I felt better after writing. By the time Asa, Marc, James and myself were enjoying a pre match pint outside block 24, that little bit of confidence I felt had become a spine tingling sensation that it was going to be our night. And that wasn't based on another of James Craddock's gut feeling we were going to win, because the last time he had one of those was against Spurs last month. And we all know how that turned out.
As the team news had filtered in via the Tolly's televisions and various I-Phones, it was gratifying to see, as I had hoped, Djourou restored to the team and Walcott given the chance to prove himself the "key" I thought he might be. These were selections that paid off handsomely last night, with the immense Djourou doing a passable impersonation of Sol Campbell (chim chimney chim chimney chim chim cheroo, who needs Sol Campbell when we've got Djourou), 2004 Sol Campbell, not mentallist Sol Campbell. As for Theo, well, if conventional wisdom dictates that any left back worth his salt should be able to deal with the Newbury flier, then that doesn't say much about the talents of Chelsea and England's left back, whatever his name is. Theo ripped him to shreds last night.
In truth, as I'm sure you're aware the first half, although played at a frenetic pace with us in control, was a bit low on goalmouth action. The closest Chelsea came was when Laurent Koscielny inexplicably passed straight to Drogba, who strode through but was, for once, miles off target. For us, Samir Nasri was, unsurprisingly, the man to the fore, with a vicious free kick nonchalantly plucked out of the air by Petr Cech and a more artful chip just tipped over the bar. There was a Gaël Clichy right foot swinger, but to call that a shot on goal might see up before the Trade Description people. It felt like so much we'd seen before, our intricate probing against a resolute defence, with Chelsea looking to counter with long balls, yet it also felt strangely different- there was a total conviction about everything we did last night. As in so many games we've had with Chelsea recently, the game's decisive moment arrived with half-time beckoning. Unlike so many of those games, it was us celebrating as Song drove forward, laying the ball off to Wilshere, Wilshere's pass to Fabregas saw Ferreira fouling him, but before the penalty shout could go up, Song guided the ball just inside Cech's far post. With his left foot. Watching the repeat of Monday Night Football, I see Arsène had- not unreasonably- underlined the importance of the first goal. For once, we had it.
It made half-time a much more relaxed experience than it might have been already. What would follow before sections of the crowd had returned their seats sent those of us in our seats, or at our seats, delirious. A hint of what was to come arrived as Chelsea kicked off the second half only to be dispossessed almost immediately. Minutes later, Essien was forced into a pass towards Chelsea's left back. Except the player occupying that position wasn't paying attention, Walcott was onto the ball in a flash, driving into the area and drawing Cech, before squaring the ball for Fabregas to slide the ball into an empty net. And as if that wasn't enough, what felt like seconds later, Walcott's pace allowed him to nick the ball away from a Chelsea defender to Fabregas, Cesc's return pass to the winger was like a gift from the gods and it took out John Terry leaving Walcott free and clear to smash the ball past Petr Cech and inside his far post. Pandemonium. Ending up five seats from where you were standing, turning your ankle (hope it feels better soon, James) pandemonium, high fiving strangers ecstasy.
A text from Asa had half-time wondering if we could hang on just this once had me replying that perhaps we could dare to dream of going one better. That we had, in some style too. Of course, Arsenal being Arsenal, they had to introduce an element of doubt into our mass celebration. Just minutes later, Drogba's free kick from the left found Koscielny sadly lacking as he allowed Ivanovic a free header. From what felt like Chelsea's first shot on target, they had scored. Although that goal did bring a nervous edge to proceedings, in reality if there was going to be another goal, it was only going to be the boys in red and white scoring it. Nasri might have and probably should have done better when in on goal, Diaby (who had replaced Walcott) took his usual five minutes to decide what to do when presented with a great opportunity to score and, at the death, Rosicky not only managed to hit the post, but somehow got himself offside anyway after a great break from Song.
But these are not complaints, and nor should they be, because that was one of the best performances I can remember seeing from an Arsenal side. It gave a thrilling taste of what life could be like if only we could come up with that 100% application, 100% of the time. You know, we are told so often after these matches that it was men against boys (I'm guilty of it myself), but if it was men against boys last night, then it was that thrilling moment when the boys make the men look very old indeed. Watching the faces of Terry, Lampard, the left back and Drogba as they came over to acknowledge the Chelsea support next to us, there seemed a realisation that the tables had been turned. Is this the moment when the power shifts back to the red and white corner of London? Given what I have said about Arsenal recently, I wouldn't like to say. What I can say is that Curtis Mayfield's Move On Up that greeted the final whistle never sounded so joyful.
James and Marc had to shoot off back to Northampton, which felt a bit cruel after the post mortems we've endured this season. Asa and I met up with Simon and headed off to the World's End for some celebratory beers and the Ashes- that's going well, isn't it? I missed the last tube so headed off for a nightbus to Trafalgar Square. It was belting down, but that couldn't dampen my spirits. Especially not after running into a Gooner who had put £20 on Song to score the first goal and was eager to share a little bottle of Smirnoff with me. Rarely can getting in at 2.30am have been such fun.


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Performance Profile: Skateboarding – Bucky Lasek's Other Set of Wheels
"My goal in five years' time is to be standing on the podium in every event – skateboarding and racing." – Bucky Lasek, professional skateboarder and rallycross driver
Bucky Lasek gave Subaru PUMA RallyCross Team (SPRT) fans quite a few thrills during the 2012 season. As a rookie in the series, he chipped away at the standings, gaining points, skills, and confidence with every round of the Global Rallycross Championship (GRC). Lasek takes his racing career seriously while still competing as a professional skateboarder. "I've dreamed of being a race car driver ever since I was a kid," he told us.
Lasek got sidetracked from his dream by becoming one of the most successful skateboarders in history. He has won X Games medals and participates in a number of other skateboarding games and championships in vert, best trick, and bowl contests. He is busy with public appearances and is involved with a number of business enterprises. Also, he's a character in a skateboarding video game, where many of his fans first became aware of him. (Find lists of his accomplishments.)
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1972, Lasek started skateboarding when he was 12 after his bicycle was stolen. By the early 1990s, his skills enabled him to become a professional skateboarder and earn money with appearances in video games and on TV shows. He moved to California in the mid-1990s because he considered it the mecca for skateboarders, and he believed the move would help his career. He also married Jennifer, and they soon had the first of three daughters.
A year later Lasek won his first X Games medal – a silver in Vert Doubles. "It was like a snowball of positivity from that point on," Lasek recollected. Since then he has won no less than 15 medals at X Games in vert skateboarding.