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We listen, and the Pilot is proof of that: several years ago, we introduced the Co-Pilot, our original personal item travel bag. For many, the Co-Pilot was an ideal size, but some of you asked for a slightly larger version that would accommodate a 13" laptop. We heard you, and that larger Co-Pilot is here, with a few updates. Not simply content to upsize an existing design, we took a look at the extra space the Pilot offered and considered how we could best maximize its utility while retaining a proportioned look and feel.
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Josh Cabrera would love to play basketball in college, but the Northside senior knows football is likely his free pass to the next level — a pass that he is more than willing to catch and run with as far as it takes him.
And why not, the 6-foot-2 3/4, 187-pound wide receiver, who a year ago led the area in catches (30), receiving yards (625) and touchdown receptions (13), seems to catch about everything that's thrown his way.
"I would love to play basketball," Cabrera said before a recent passing league session at Southwest. "But I'm pretty sure I'm going to play football. I love playing basketball. Football, it's OK."
A number of "smaller schools" have contacted Cabrera about playing basketball but have basically shied away from offering for the simple reason that he's already received scholarship offers for football from six schools.
Duke was the first to offer, when he was a 10th grader in
"I definitely want to visit
And while he knows it's not likely, Cabrera smiled broadly when asked what he would do if
"If they did that, I would be like, 'All right, I'm going,'" he said.
For now, however, he knows the reality is he'll probably be playing college football in 2014 — after his final season at Northside, which will only be his second since he transferred in from
Heading into his final high school season, Cabrera said he's been working on "the little things," which includes meshing with his teammates, both old and new, while also working to improve on his list of things he knows he'll need to compete against college defensive backs.
"I'm working to get better with my footwork, disguising my routes more from the defender so they would be clueless when I run around," he said. "Just stuff like that that I think will help me in the next level.
"I know in the next level DBs are going to be a lot better than high school DBs. So I'll have to be a lot smarter and have to think more on my feet. So I'm going to work on my footwork, speed, agility, things like that, so I can be at the top of my game all the time."
Cabrera, who has an effortless stride and has run a "4.5 something" in the 40-yard dash, may just be tapping his potential as a football player. While having played basketball for years, he did not take up football until the eighth grade, which is also a reason why he doesn't have a favorite college team.
"I wish I did," he said. "It'd probably make it (choosing a college) a little bit easier."
Cabrera does like Duke, but that's as a basketball player. One of his teams growing up was named the Blue Devils.
"But," he added, "I really don't know much about the team. And football, I can't even chose one if I tried. I never really watched it."
Cabrera said the recruiting process hasn't been bad, calling it a "learning experience."
"Getting to talk to a whole bunch of different people from different places…, I'm enjoying it," he said. "It's pretty nice."
Cabrera, who is leaning toward going into the medical field once his playing days are over, said he's already plotted out what he'll be looking for from colleges as he decides where to play college football.
"How I feel around the whole staff and how the staff acts and how they coach, that's a big part. And just the whole campus and if I'd like enjoy being there for four years since this is a long decision," he said. "I've got to think about a lot of things.
"And academics is big time. I'm still looking into stuff. I look at what type of offense they play because I don't want to go somewhere where they don't throw the ball."
Cabrera said he doesn't expect to commit early, but he'll likely decide "probably" during his senior season or right after it. And make no mistake, if you're interested in Cabrera, you'll have to take him as a wide receiver.
While he does play in the secondary for the Monarchs, wide receiver is where it's at for him.
"I play for receiver. It's the most fun. It's real enjoyable. DB is OK. Once you get a pick, you'll be OK. But other than that it's not fun," he said. "I like to score."
So far, all the schools that have offered him want him as a wide receiver. Whatever happens, Cabrera said he's using his recruitment to make him better on and off the field.
"It's a humbling experience," he said. "I know I've got a lot of ways to go. I just try to look for guidance from all the all coaches that are looking for me and use all their tips and try to get myself better as a player and as a person. So I feel like it's just really helped me as a person and makes me better all together."

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First Known Use: before 12th century
adjective \ˈsmärt\
: very good at learning or thinking about things
: showing intelligence or good judgment
: behaving or talking in a rude or impolite way : showing a lack of respect for someone
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: making one smart : causing a sharp stinging
: marked by often sharp forceful activity or vigorous strength <a smart pull of the starter cord>
a : mentally alert : brightb : knowledgeablec : shrewd <a smart investment>
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Examples of SMART
- Poodles are said to be smart dogs.
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Origin of SMART
Middle English smert causing pain, from Old English smeart; akin to Old English smeortan
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intransitive verb
: to feel a sudden sharp pain
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: to cause or be the cause or seat of a sharp stinging pain; also : to feel or have such a pain
a : to feel or endure distress, remorse, or embarrassment <smarting from wounded vanity — W. L. Shirer>b : to pay a heavy or stinging penalty <would have to smart for this foolishness>
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Middle English smerten, from Old English smeortan; akin to Old High German smerzan to pain
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Baseball Splits at St. Andrews; Pou Pushes Hit Streak to 34
April 2, 2010
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LAURINBURG, N.C. - Senior designated hitter/first baseman Josh Axelsen (St. Charles, Ill.) had a pair of hits in both games of Fridays Conference Carolinas baseball doubleheader including a game-tying two-run homer in the finale as St. Andrews Presbyterian College earned a split against Pfeiffer University, with the Falcons winning game one 14-4 and the Knights rallying for a 6-5 win in the nightcap. Zack Pou (Stanley, N.C.) picked up hits in each contest moving his streak to 34 consecutive games with a base knock.
St. Andrews (9-29-1 Overall, 6-13 Conf.) and Pfeiffer (20-22, 11-9) will play the rubber game of the three-game series on Saturday at Clark Field with a 1 p.m. first pitch. SAPC reached its win total of last year (nine) in its first games of April and will be going for its third consecutive conference series win tomorrow.
Axelsen had a team-high four hits on the day while Axelsen and junior Manny Williams (Wilmington, N.C.) both drove in three runs for the Knights.
Falcons freshman third baseman Aarin Sharpe (Winterville, N.C.) led all players with five hits and five RBI on the warm afternoon. Seniors Josh Strickland (Liberty, N.C.), Carlos Badillo (Gurabo, Puerto Rico), and Will Davis (New London, N.C.) all tallied four hits.
GAME ONE: Pfeiffer 14, St. Andrews 4
Pfeiffer jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the first three innings and scored in a total of six frames to pull away to a 10-run victory in the opener.
Sharpe drove in a game-high four runs on three hits for the Falcons. Badillo and Davis also had three base knocks apiece for the visitors.
St. Andrews got most of its run production from the top two spots in the order. Junior Michael Cantwell (Burlington, N.C.) ripped a double and a triple while scoring three of the Knights four runs in the leadoff role. Manny Williams, who had a pair of hits, drove in Cantwell twice with a single and a sacrifice fly.
Pfeiffer jumped out to a two-run lead in the top of the first that featured an RBI-single by Davis before St. Andrews scored a quick run in the home half of the first. Cantwell led off with a double to left-center and then scored on a Manny Williams single through the left side of the infield.
Senior Myles Pearl (High Point, N.C.) tacked on two more Falcon runs in the second with his team-high 13th home run of the season. Pearls two-run shot over the right-center field fence extended Pfeiffers lead to 4-1. The Falcons added another run in the third and two more in the fifth to build up a 7-1 advantage midway through the contest.
SAPC cut the deficit to four, 7-3, with two runs in the bottom of the fifth with three extra-base hits. Freshman Adrian Rivera (Staten Island, N.Y.) led off with a double down the left field line and then scored on a triple by Cantwell to the left-center field gap. Cantwell was then able to tag up and score on a sac fly caught by the right fielder off the bat off Manny Williams.
Pfeiffer pulled away late with three runs in the seventh and four in the eighth highlighted by a pair of run producing hits by Sharpe including an RBI-double in the seventh and a two-run single in the eighth.
The Knights tacked on one final run in their last at-bat on an Axelsen single up the middle. Axelsen, Cantwell, Manny Williams, and junior R.J. Blasi (Hubert, N.C.) all had two hits for the hosts.
Pearl finished with three runs batted in while Badillo and junior Jesse Dunn (Easley, S.C.) both knocked in two Pfeiffer runners. A quintet of Falcons all scored twice.
Junior starter John McDaniel (Mocksville, N.C.) improved to .500 on the season with eight solid innings of work. McDaniel (4-4) scattered 10 hits and allowed three runs while striking out five. Senior David Carbonell (St. Charles, Ill.) took the loss, giving up seven runs (six earned) on nine hits and four walks. Carbonell (2-5) fanned four.
GAME TWO: St. Andrews 6, Pfeiffer 5
Trailing 5-3, SAPC scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth including a two-run, game-tying homer by Axelsen as the Knights earned a split of the twin bill with a 6-5 win in the nightcap. Axelsens fifth blast of the season just missed hitting the new St. Andrews scoreboard located past the left field fence.
After the Axelsen rocket, St. Andrews kept the rally going with a pair of two-out hits to take its only lead of the day. Sophomore Ethan Powell (Greenville, N.C.) hit a single to right and then scored from first on a deep double by freshman Jeff Brothers (East Sparta, Ohio) in the left field gap.
Pfeiffer threatened in the last two frames after SAPC took the lead including a bases-loaded opportunity in the seventh. However, sophomore reliever James Shahayda (Virginia Beach, Va.) got the final two outs of the game with a strikeout and a well turned fielders choice groundout in which sophomore shortstop Michael Ficarro (Pine City, N.Y.) made a nice play to his right and made an accurate throw to second just before the Falcon runner slide into the base.
Shahayda earned his second save of the season after recording the final two outs. Junior starter Jack Crawford (Montgomery, N.Y.) surrendered five runs over 6 1/3 innings to earn his second consecutive victory. Crawford (3-4), who only gave up two extra-base hits in his 13 hits allowed, had three strikeouts. The leftie hurled his team-high third complete game of the season.
Pfeiffer jumped on Crawford early as the first three batters of the game all scored. After a leadoff walk, the Falcons hit three consecutive singles just out of the reach of fielders to take the early 3-0 lead including a two-run single down the left field line by Davis.
SAPC knotted the score at 3-3 with a trio of runs in the second. The Knights took advantage of a couple Falcons errors in the frame to score two unearned runs. Junior Jason Murray (Syracuse, N.Y.) and Manny Williams both knocked in one run in the stanza.
The Falcons regained the lead for the final time with a pair of runs in the third, 5-3, on an RBI-double by junior Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, N.C.) and a single by Sharpe that plated Shoemaker before the Knights rallied in the fifth.
Freshman Daniel Oliver (Plymouth, N.C.), Powell, and Axelsen all had two hits for the Royal Blue & White.
Pfeiffer left at least one runner on base in each of the seven innings for a total of 10 stranded in the game. Eight of nine Falcons starters had hits as Pfeiffer outhit St. Andrews by four (13-9). Freshman starter Austin Campbell (Charlotte, N.C.) was tagged with the loss allowing six runs (four earned) on nine hits over 4 2/3 innings. Campbell (3-2) did have four Ks.


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Nearly 3,200 public school administrators, teachers and other employees in Orange County earned more than $100,000 in 2010-11, and 10 of them crossed the $250,000 mark.
Even so, overall compensation at O.C.'s K-12 public schools dipped 3 percent as employees took mandatory furlough days, pay cuts and wage freezes, and their ranks thinned through attrition and layoffs.
All but two of the county's 28 districts trimmed payroll spending for the second consecutive year – some by as much as 11 percent – according to an Orange County Register analysis of salary data for 70,383 employees.
Districts cut $102 million from a combined $2.73 billion in payrolls in 2010-11, on top of a $130 million cut the previous year, part of efforts forced by the state's budget woes.
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Last year, 124 fewer school employees earned six-figure incomes than in the year prior.
About two-thirds of school employees – including many part-timers and substitutes – took home less than $50,000, while about half of all O.C. school employees earned less than $25,000.
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Some educators warn that as education payrolls decline, the long-term effect could be that fewer qualified candidates seek careers in education.
"I'm concerned the pipeline for new educators and administrators is drying up," Habermehl said. "We're starting to see fewer students in education programs in colleges and universities. I believe that's a direct result of funding for education taking a beating."
The findings are part of an annual report by the Register examining how school employees are compensated and the impact of salaries on the operating budgets of school districts.
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Superintendents make up 20 of the 30 top-paid employees
Superintendents, who are the No. 1 administrative position in a school district, typically top the district's payroll with their combination of education, professional and corporate executive skills required for the post. But eight of the county's superintendents didn't make the top 30 – and in two districts, superintendent earnings trailed that of other administrators on their staff.
At Laguna Beach Unified, Normal Shelton, assistant superintendent for business services, earned $240,492 last year, $9,492 more than Superintendent Sherine Smith.


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GARETH DUNCAN looks at the Saffas who impressed in the leagues around the world over the weekend.
A week after his match-winning performance in Bath's 27-22 win over Agen in the European Cup Challenge, Springbok flank Francois Louw delivered another outstanding performance during his club's 23-15 win over the Exeter Chiefs at the Rec in the English Premiership.
Bath led 15-5 at half-time, but played the final quarter with 14 men because of outside centre Dan Hipkiss' yellow and subsequent red card. The Chiefs fought back with their one-man advantage, but Louw scored Bath's third and telling try, which was enough to see the team hold on for victory.
Louw also carried the ball 68m, made 14 tackles and was effective at the breakdowns. However, he suffered a neck injury. After showing great form during the Rugby Championship, the 27-year-old will be a key feature for the Boks during their year-end tour, if he recovers in time for selection.
Scrumhalf Michael Claassens also started for Bath.
In other results, Saffa-laden Saracens downed tighthead prop Brian Mujati and No 8 Gerrit-Jan van Velze's Northampton Saints 16-6 at Franklin's Gardens.
Hooker Schalk Brits (who received a Bok call-up on Sunday), tighthead prop Matt Stevens, lock Alistair Hargreaves, scrumhalf Neil de Kock and inside centre Brad Barritt started for the victors, while hooker John Smit, lock Mouritz Botha and No 8 Ernst Joubert featured off the bench. Barritt was a star on defence, making 13 tackles.
No 8 Ashley Johnson and skipper Marco Wentzel stood out in the London Wasps' 29-19 win over London Welsh. Johnson was an effective ball carrier and made eight tackles, while Wentzel was a lineout kingpin.
In the Pro12, scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar was flawless with the boot in Ulster's 46-19 win over wing Tondie Chavhanga's Newport Gwent Dragons.
Pienaar kicked five conversions and two penalties, and scored a charged-down try to take his individual tally to 21 points. While the No 9 disappointed in front of goal during the Rugby Championship, his form from the kicking tee in European conditions could be a boon for the Boks.
Hooker Richardt Strauss (who received an Irish call-up last week) scored the opening try in Leinster's 59-22 demolition of No 8 Andries Pretorius' Cardiff Blues. Loosehead prop Heinke van der Merwe also came off the bench to make a telling contribution.
In the French Top 14, lock Bakkies Botha and captain Joe van Niekerk scored tries as Toulon saw off flyhalf Jacques-Louis Potgieter and utility back Scott Spedding's Bayonne 59-0 at the Stade Felix Mayol. Botha and Van Niekerk formed part of a strong forwards showing that helped annihilate the visitors.
Scrumhalf Rory Kockott continued his match-winning form for Castres as he kicked 17 points in their 22-14 win over fullback Greg Goosen, flyhalf Conrad Barnard and lock Ross Skeate's Agen.
In the Japanese Top League, outside centre Jaque Fourie and flyhalf Peter Grant helped the Steelers to a 48-14 thrashing of the Green Rockets.
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"2016: Obama's America," a conservative documentary, raked in more money than all the 15 films being considered for the Best Documentary Academy Award combined. But the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Monday announced "2016″ won't even get a shot to win a nomination for the award.
Gerald Molen, the Oscar-winning producer of "Schindler's List" and "2016," blames Hollywood's "bias against anything from a conservative point of view" for the Academy Award snub, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film, directed by conservative author Dinesh D'Souza, earned $33.4 million nationwide, making it the highest-grossing documentary of the year.
The Independent Journal explains who is responsible.
The left-wing media keep pretending there is no "gray-list" in Hollywood, but it's crystal clear that there is a kind of reverse McCarthyism in the ranks of the entertainment elite. D'Souza's smash-hit biographical film about Barack Obama is the second-highest grossing political documentary of all time, taking backseat only to Michael Moore's anti-Bush conspiracy film Fahrenheit 9/11. But forget about that being enough to qualify 2016 for nomination at the upcoming Oscars.
Professed communist and multi-millionaire Michael Moore is currently the Academy Award Governor for documentaries, just for a bit of perspective (can anyone imagine a conservative like Dinesh D'Souza in that role?). Since D'Souza's film is a fact-driven critique of Barack Obama's past, rather than a herald of the 'triumphant' Obama narrative (complete with soaring gospel hymnals), no one expected 2016 to make the Oscar short-list for documentaries. But its erasure from history at the February 26th Oscars will be merely another confirmation of Hollywood's left-wing bias.
[…]Today's left-wing bias can easily be seen regarding 2016 by the wide gulf in reviews between the critics and the audience on the popular film review site Rotten Tomatoes. While critics gave 2016a dismal 27% review, the audience mostly enjoyed the film at 75%. This is one of the widest disparities this user has ever seen on the website. By comparison, Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 was liked by 83% of critics and 69% of audiences; while Al Gore's discredited Oscar-winning flick An Inconvenient Truth garnered 93% positive critical review to an audience approval clip of 75%.
Had you heard about 2016? I blogged about it several times, and Reformed Seth sent me this interview with Dinesh D'Souza, where you can learn more. He's being interviewed by Stanley Fish in that interview.
Should you be giving a dime of your money to Hollywood? I almost never go to the movie theater, except to see movies like Expelled, the Great Raid, Bella and 2016. You can purchase a DVD of 2016 from Amazon.com.
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He said his name was August Knox and that he was a researcher working to beat multiple sclerosis, Lou Gehrig's disease, and all the other muscle-wasting disorders the world has ever known. Maybe he was. He was peddling a dream, and you don't look a gift horse too strongly in the mouth.
You remember BALCO, right? Well, suppose BALCO had visited you at age 42 and asked if you wanted to be a guinea pig for a new product. Kringle/Knox wasn't with BALCO, obviously – they'd been out of business for years – but that's what he was peddling. Test samples of a new product, guaranteed undetectable by conventional tests, that would tune up your muscle efficiency not just by enough to roll your performance back to age 30, but to match you with the best of them.
Could you win an Olympic medal? No guarantee there, but you'd be in the hunt. There was only one catch: If humans were like rats, you'd peak in a year and stay there for 18 months. Two years, if you were lucky. After that? Well, once the rats had started to decline they'd done so rather precipitously.
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A few other things changed too. At 12, I was a skinny Goth. By the time I was ready to enter college, I was still skinny but I'd grown a new skill: I could run. A lot faster than average, it turned out.
It paid for college.
I was good, but not spectacular – just like my grades. And then I was out, with no real idea what to do next.
And that had pretty much been the story. I kicked around for two decades: tending bar, pumping gas, even mopping floors. I hooked up with a running team where, again, I was good, but not spectacular. Lots of free shoes but no free rent. Then age started to eat at my speed, until Beelzebub/Kringle hobbled up to me at the track one day with his cane and beaming, beady eyes.
Of course, I had to reinvent myself. Nobody would believe a middle-aged guy who suddenly runs like a kid. Luckily, I've always looked young (maybe that's part of why Kringle picked me) and a bit of hair dye and Botox made me younger yet.
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Furloughing government workers — if it comes to that — may save a ton of money.
But members of the House of Representatives who think their congressional districts are the polar opposite of Washington, D.C., should run the numbers before they start slashing the pay of "bloated bureaucrats" and contractors who make up a big portion of their voting-age workforce.
Furloughs in an operation as large, widespread and complex as the federal government would hit workers in just about every place you can think of. As a percentage of the population and workforce, Uncle Sam may be a bigger economic presence in Huntsville, Ala., Norman and Oklahoma City, Okla. , and Ogden, Utah than in metro Washington. When you throw in federal contractors (who would also be furloughed), the numbers quadruple.
If politicians fail to reach agreement and sequestration kicks in, some agencies, like Defense say they would have to tell nonemergency employees to stay home — without pay — one day per week. The furloughs (worst-case scenario) would run at least through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year. For people told to say home, that would represent a 20 percent pay cut, something a lot of people simply couldn't handle.
The fact that Congress is talking about not getting paid if it doesn't do its job (is that a retroactive promise?) is a bit of a joke. The Senate and House are increasingly becoming a millionaire's club. Some politicians — or their spouses — have spent millions to get a low six-figure paying job.
For rank-and-file feds and probably a lot of career executives too, a furlough is no laughing matter.
For many feds, the potential pay cut is the clear and present danger. But for others, the long-range implications of a furlough are the problem. What would a furlough (producing a 20 percent pay cut) do to their future retirement benefits? Benefits are based on the employees' length of service, his or her retirement system (FERS or CSRS) and the individual employees' highest three-year average salary. Since the pay freeze was imposed, the high-three of many workers has been unchanged. Most, unless they got a longevity step pay increase (a WIG in government lingo) are earning whatever they were in 2011.
So what happens to the high-three if employees are furloughed and take even a temporary 20 percent pay cut? Good news, nothing!
Monday's column was about the impact (or lack thereof) of furloughs on employees' high-three. Benefits strategist John Elliott laid it out, with backup language and regulations from the Office of Personnel Management. But a number of people were concerned, even after the explanation. How could losing 20 percent of my salary for even a short-period time not impact my high-three, people wanted to know.
"...Unless a furlough lasts more than 6 months in a calendar year, there would be no adverse effect on one's retirement (high-three) calculation. The same is true if an employee were on leave without pay for six months or less in a calendar year," Elliott said.
So if you are sweating the impact of a furlough on your gross and take-home pay, welcome to the club. But if you are worrying about it reducing your future pension benefits, breathe easy!
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Carlson played last season despite a severed ACL in left knee
She then played the second half of the season.
"I kind of ignore pain," Carlson said.
Despite having an ACL-less knee, the 6-foot-2 Carlson finished the 2011-12 season averaging 16 points and 10 rebounds a game, and was named the Cascade Conference MVP for the second consecutive year.
Her knee "was definitely hurting her," Archbishop Murphy coach Mark Bircher said. "It was hard to watch. But Beth is as tough as they get. If she had a broken leg, I think she'd just be limping and keep playing.
"She's a real gamer," he added. "The only time she ever goes out is when she gets a bloody nose and the ref makes her come out."
After the season, which ended when the Wildcats were eliminated at the district tournament, Carlson had surgery to repair her knee. The surgeon grafted a portion of her patella tendon to restore the severed ACL, and following months of rest and rehabilitation -- which cost her the summer AAU basketball season and the fall Archbishop Murphy volleyball season -- she is back playing with, as she puts it, "my new knee."
And with Carlson leading the way, the Wildcats are taking aim this season at a league championship and perhaps even a trip to the state tournament. It will, however, be a difficult road because Archbishop Murphy has a young squad and there are several rivals -- most notably Cedarcrest in the league race, and strong teams to the north in the district playoffs -- with similar goals.
"We're young, but I think we'll do well," Carlson said. And having been to the state tournament as a freshman, "I want to start my high school career and then finish it the same way," she added.
A healthy Carlson makes the Wildcats a good bet. She is, Bircher said, "a big-time threat inside. She's got really good size, nice post moves and good touch. But she can also knock down the 3-pointer and has good skills as far as driving. So she's a multiple threat.
"She's just a highly skilled basketball player," he said.
Carlson's injury occurred during a practice with her AAU team, the Emerald City Swish, in the summer of 2011. She was dribbling in the open court, but came to a sudden stop and immediately felt a sharp pain in her knee.
"At first I thought I'd hyperextended it. I fell to the ground and started crying." Later, she said, "I tried to jog it off, and the next day I was playing again because I didn't think it was anything serious. But it was definitely sore."
The pain was marginal during the fall volleyball season, but when basketball started it became more bothersome. After several weeks, she finally told her mother it was time to get her knee checked out.
When the doctor returned with the MRI, Carlson said, "he was in shock. He didn't understand how I'd been able to play."
Not wanting to abandon her teammates at midseason, and knowing that she'd hardly already managed to play half a season, Carlson elected to postpone her surgery.
Playing on a damaged knee "definitely scared me," she said, "but I just had to risk it. It also lit a fire in me. My first game back was the day I found out my knee was torn, and I actually played better because I was so mad and upset. It was almost like I wanted to prove people wrong. To show that I could still play with this."
Her coaches and teammates were grateful. And in awe.
"She was in a lot of pain, but she battled through it," said teammate Anna Maher, a senior forward. "It really showed her character and how strong she is. That she was able to battle through that was really remarkable."
Added senior guard MaireMichael Carroll, "When we found out it was torn everyone was like, 'Oh, my gosh, and you're still playing? You can bear that pain?' It was amazing."
The surgery took place on Feb. 23 and required two incisions. One, about 4 inches long, goes the length of her kneecap, which allowed the surgeon to reach the torn ligament. Another slightly shorter incision on the inside of her knee gave access to the patella tendon for the graft. Lastly, there was meniscus damage, which was also repaired.
Carlson played the rest of the season with a knee brace, which she will wear again this year. Otherwise, she does not expect to be restricted in any way.
"When I first started having contact I was really scared," said Carlson, who has accepted a scholarship offer to play next season at Santa Clara University. "I didn't want anyone to come close to me. And in the back of my mind I'm always scared that someone will hit it weird or I'll stop weird (and have a re-injury).
"But being tentative is just going to hold me back," she said. "I just have to forget about it and play."
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Biomarker studies in breast cancer and pancreatic cancers using an objective and quantitative method of analysis (AQUA) in tissue microarrays.
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Biomarker studies in breast cancer and pancreatic cancers using an objective and quantitative method of analysis (AQUA) in tissue microarrays.
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- Moeder CB, Giltnane JM, Harigopal M etal: Quantitative justification of the change from 10% to 30% for human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 scoring in the American Society of Clinical Oncology/College of American Pathologists guidelines: tumor heterogeneity in breast cancer and its implications for tissue microarray based assessment of outcome. J Clin Oncol. 2007 Dec 125(34):5418-25.
- Rimm DL, Giltnane JM, Harigopal M et al: Bimodal population or pathologist artifact? J Clin Oncol. 2007 Jun 1025(17):2487-8.
- Sherman ME, Rimm DL, Yang XR et al:Variation in breast cancer hormone receptor and HER2 levels by etiologic factors: a population-based analysis. Int J Cancer. 2007 Sep 1121(5):1079-85.
- Dolled Filhart M, Ryeden L, Cregger M et al: Classification of breast cancer using genetic algorithms and tissue microarrays. Clin Cancer Res. 2006 Nov 112(21):6459-68
- Harigopal M, Shin SJ, Murray MP et al: Aberrant E-cadherin staining patterns in invasive mammary carcinoma. World J Surg Oncol. 2005 Nov 143:73.
- Harigopal M, Berger AJ, Camp DL et al: Automated quantitative analysis of E-cadherin expression in lymph node metastases is predictive of survival in invasive ductal breast cancer. Clin Cancer Res. 2005 Jun 111(11):4083-9
- Harigopal M, Murray MP, Rosen P et al: Prepubertal gynecomastia with lobular differentiation. Breast J. 2005 Jan-Feb11(1):48-51. Review.


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2 years ago#1
Small children comprising most of the cast? I have no problem with vibrant environments and even cartoony design, but I don't find the whole Little-League-Saves-The-World/Loli Fan Service junk even remotely appealing and it seems to be completely and utterly dominating the genre of late. Games like Disgaea, Ar Tonelico, the Atelier series, and Eternal Sonata all seem to have great reviews, but I wouldn't be able to get into them even if I did invest the funds because the premise of a cast composed of primarily kids just doesn't interest me. So I come before you all looking for recommendations. Keep in mind, like I said, it's not the art style of these games that irks me, just the characters.
For current-gen JRPGs, I've played both WKC games, Valkyria Chronicles, and FFXIII. Absolutely loved VC, enjoyed both WKC games until I got burned out on the endgame grinding, and FFXIII was okay. I plan on picking up FFXIII-2 tomorrow and I'm looking for a copy of SO4, but I can't seem to find anything else to pick up besides those two. I was also curious about Tales of Graces and whether or not it would fall into the small-children-hero category.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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2 years ago#2
I think the Tales series are small children free.
Also, the Xenosaga trilogy is good.
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2 years ago#3
Almost all characters in the games you listed are near or above 16-18 years of age.
How is that a small child?
Graces F, there is a segment at the beginning where the cast are children, and then goes ahead to when they are teenagers/young adults, again, 16-18 age range from what I remember.
Most JRPGs do this because many of the stories have coming of age themes to them, romance, betrayal, all of that stuff, and their culture and the people who generally consume and watch most of that type of stuff, is generally high school kids.
This is like complaining about games based on childrens cartoons in the states having kiddy characters in them. It's the way their culture is.
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2 years ago#4
theres more than one Disgaea game, and the only one thats made of mostly kids is the first one.(each one is stand alone)
ad how is Ar tonelico made up of kids?
2 years ago#5
HatredInfinite posted...
Games like Disgaea
HatredInfinite posted...
Keep in mind, like I said, it's not the art style of these games that irks me, just the characters.
The main characters in Disgaea games are usually like 1000 years old lol, even though the way they're drawn may make them seem like kids.
2 years ago#6
is there any jrpg that consist of only kids. The games you mentioned might have more kids than usual in a jrpg but there is probably equal amount of teens and adults in there as well.
I'm a gamer dang it, not a pc gamer or a console gamer, just a gamer.
2 years ago#7
Xenoblade, The Last Story, Radiant Historia, Trails in the Sky, Ys Seven.
Ni no Kuni - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kUPIPBDA-I
Dragon Quest > Tales of > Final Fantasy, but I enjoy all three. Da Bears!
2 years ago#8
I agree with loli fanservice but of the games you listed, none of them are kids.. late teens early 20s for a few.. but it just comes down to the artstyle being how you perceive these people..
Star Ocean usually has main characters be late teens early 20s, but alot of the cast are grownups.. with a kid thrown in here and there.
2 years ago#9
From: Yagaminoue | #005
HatredInfinite posted...Games like Disgaea
If they're drawn like kids and act like kids then they aren't 1000 years old. I hate in games you can just throw any age you want on someone and then have some flimsy excuse as why they still look like Mandy Moore.
Most of the teenagers and adults often look and act like children as well from what I've seen from time to time. Unless they're a guy in armour or some damaged guy because he's edgy.
Could always give the first Grandia a go. There's only one child character in it and she isn't a permanent member.
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2 years ago#10
Wario_man posted...
From: Yagaminoue | #005HatredInfinite posted...Games like Disgaea
Okay, and the reverse of this, I could draw a guy with an incredibly defined muscular body and make him look at least 40 years old and claim he's only 1.
Or, you know, upcoming DmC, Dante acts like he's about 12 most of the time. What do I generally hear about that? Not that he's a child, noooo "This is stupid writing!"
The US has ridiculous crap like this, as does Japan.
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