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The Merrell Men's Trail Glove Shoe is a high-quality barefoot running shoe made based on the needs of outdoor runners. Made with a microfiber, breathable air mesh upper and the Merrell Omni-Fit lacing system secured with welded TPU, the Trail Glove running shoe will provide a precise, barefoot-like feel that will fit like a glove. For the footbed on these men's barefoot shoes, your feet are kept safe with the fused rubber toe bumper for durability, a synthetic leather rear foot cling to provide stability, and the flexible plate in the forefoot will eliminate pain and bruising. Also treated with Aegis antimicrobial solution, odor will never plague you again, even after the longest of treks. Merrell adds plenty of top notch features in the Men's Trail Glove, including 4mm compression molded EVA midsole cushions, 1mm forefoot shock absorption plate for flexibility, protection, and pressure distribution, and a zero ball to heel drop to keep your feet feeling barefoot and connected to the terrain. If you prefer rough terrain for your afternoon jogs, start protecting your feet and body by switching to barefoot running, and with the Merrell Men's Trail Glove Shoe, you will forever be hooked on the feeling of returning to nature and running barefoot.
Click that link over there to learn everything you need to know about Merrell barefoot running. We've got some decent videos and info about learning proper Merrell Bareform to get started with barefoot running, and the Merrell barefoot shoes that are best for training and running.
FEATURES of the Merrell Men's Trail Glove Shoe
- Barefoot construction
- Synthetic leather and air mesh upper
- Merrell Omni-Fit lacing system secured with welded TPU provides a precise, glove-like fit
- Synthetic leather rear foot sling provides stability
- Internal support construction secures the midfoot for optimal fit and support
- Non-removable microfiber footbed treated with Aegis
SPECIFICATIONS of the Merrell Men's Trail Glove Shoe
- Weight: 6.2 oz
- 0mm Drop / 4mm Cush / 9.5mm Stack Height
- 1mm forefoot shock absorption plate maintains forefoot flexibility and protects the foot by distributing pressure
- Vibram Trail Glove Sole/Rubber Compound TC-1
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This was my first attempt at barefoot running and I loved them. Running on pavement feels like a slap in the face on the feet, but feels great when I get them on a trail. Most recently I bought a pair of Merrel Bare Access 2 for running on hard surfaces, and because of versatility of the Bare Access, I will continue to buy those over the Trail Glove.
The Merrell Trail Glove was my second minimalist shoe after the Road Glove. My first pair lasted from October 2012 to August 2013 before I retired them. I had put at least 500 miles on them running, but they were also my primary casual shoe as well, so they held up perfectly to something like 1100 miles of use. The only real sign of wear was the outsole: where I strike was completely smooth and the EVA midsole was poking through. My current pair have not been used so heavily yet, having survived about 6 months of casual wear and still performing like new. I would definitely reccomend this these shoes for their outstanding quality, comfort and featurtes.
This shoe is super comfortable and ridiculously light. you can not even feel them on your feet once they've fit to your foot. At first, they are pretty tight but after some time, they fit right to your foot! Probably my favorite shoe I own right now!
This shoe is super comfortable and ridiculously light. you can not even feel them on your feet once they've fit to your foot. At first, they are pretty tight but after some time, they fit right to your foot! Probably my favorite shoe I own right now!
I love these shoes. I'm on my second pair of them in the blue color. This version fits me better than the newer version of these same shoes. My first pair held up great. Very comfortable. I get lots of compliments on them as well. Highly recommended.
being in the army and finding an awesome shoe that makes you want to go running is hard to find and this one is just so damn comfy. Only downside is it does make feet a bit on the smelly side but shoot just put them in the washer and your good to go.
I was looking into getting some 5 finger shoes. During the process of fitting into a pair of barefoot running shoes I found out that all the sizes were not working and my toes and feet are different sizes. When I tried these on as my first pair of light weight shoes I fell in love. They are great for running but after owning them for the past 6 months I have found that the soul of the shoe moves around a little on the inside. so they don't have the best durability.
Amazing shoe. I have ran with these on about 8-10 trail runs and love them. They grip well, fit great, no need for socks, no rub issues, and clean up well after getting muddy. I have worn them as general shoes a few times and really like the minimal feel. I wore these in a mud run and they drained well and the mud washed out well. Set them out in the sun to dry. They held their shape and look like new.
Pros: *Extremely light and durable*Can bend and flex to fit in backpacks*Can withstand wet conditions*Super comfortableCons: *Your feet will smell bad without socks. Don't wear for a long time without sock or they will smell bad!*Don't wear in cold weather. They breathe extremely well, so wear them when it's warmer out
If you want to run in a barefoot style shoe but kind of dont want to look like a blackfooted hobbit; get these, they give you pretty much the same feel as a pare of toe-shoes but look the part. I never have to wear socks in mine and never get blisters. They are extremely comfortable while still giving you all the benefits of barefoot running.


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Emory is currently in the process completing a 10-year strategic plan, Where Courageous Inquiry Leads, begun in November 2005.
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Embed bcrone1 430 views 2010-10-02T02:22:11 These videos on the Book of Revelation are an in-depth verse-by-verse study in the original Greek. They exist to offset one of the saddest trends in the American Church today, that is, a departure from the clear teaching of Bible Prophecy. You see, prophecy has a way of getting our eyes off of this world and onto Jesus for we see that this world is not going to last forever. Hence, we start living to store up treasures in heaven and not on this earth. We begin to see the futility of living for this world. Also, prophecy has a way of driving home the important truth of God's sovereignty. He is in full control at all times. So much so that God has already mapped out mankind's history and only the student of Bible Prophecy can rightly discern the times in which we live. And what a comfort it is to know that we belong to this same God Who is Sovereign over all and thus can take comfort knowing that nothing enters the sphere of our lives without His divine permission. People, Jesus is coming back! There's no doubt about it. It's time we get prepared by getting back to the clear teaching of Bible Prophecy!
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Why Get Tested?
To screen a pregnant woman for the presence of group B streptococcus (GBS) to determine the risk that she will pass the bacteria on to her newborn, possibly resulting in a serious infection
When to Get Tested?
When a pregnant woman is between 35 and 37 weeks of gestation or has preterm labor or preterm premature rupture of membranes
Sample Required?
A culture swab obtained from the vagina and rectum of a pregnant woman; a urine sample collected anytime during pregnancy may be used to detect significant numbers of GBS.
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The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Streptococcus agalactiae, also known as group B streptococcus (GBS), is a common bacterium that colonizes the gastrointestinal tract and genital tract. It rarely causes symptoms or problems in healthy adults but can cause infections and serious illness in newborns. Group B strep screening identifies the presence of the bacteria in the vaginal/rectal area of a pregnant woman.
GBS can be passed from mother to child before or during delivery, causing early-onset GBS disease that appears within hours to days of birth. Symptoms in newborns include fever, difficulty with feeding and breathing, irritability or lethargy, and a blue tint to their skin. GBS can cause serious infections such as pneumonia, sepsis, and meningitis. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it is the most common cause of life-threatening infections in newborns.
Approximately 25% of pregnant women carry group B strep in their rectum or vagina. However, the number of infants with GBS disease has decreased significantly in recent years because of a concerted effort by health care providers to screen pregnant women for GBS late in their pregnancy and, when they are positive for GBS, to treat them with intravenous antibiotics (usually penicillin or ampicillin) during labor. This prevents or greatly decreases the risk of passing the bacteria to the newborn. Nevertheless, GBS disease remains the primary cause of early-onset sepsis, a serious and life-threatening infection in newborns.
Currently there is no vaccine available to prevent GBS, and treating all pregnant women with antibiotics is not practical. Screening for GBS and appropriate treatment continues to be the best means for preventing GBS disease in newborns.
How is the sample collected for testing?
For screening pregnant women, a swab is typically obtained from the vagina and rectum. Urine collected during pregnancy may be cultured for significant numbers of GBS.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
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Quest Diagnostics. Streptococcus Group B Culture. Available online at http://www.questdiagnostics.com/testcenter/TestDetail.action?ntc=5617 through http://www.questdiagnostics.com. Accessed June 2013.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fast Facts and Statistics on GBS. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/groupbstrep/about/fast-facts.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed June 2013.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment of GBS in Newborns. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/groupbstrep/about/symptoms-diagnosis-treatment.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed June 2013.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. GBS Prevention in Newborns. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/groupbstrep/about/prevention.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed June 2013.
Bacterial Infections and Pregnancy: Group B Streptococcus. Medscape. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/235054-overview#aw2aab6b3 through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed June 2013.
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Woods, C. and Levy, C. (Updated 2010 May 17). Streptococcus Group B Infections. eMedicine [On-line information] Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/229091-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed October 2010.
Comer, Yun, H. and Hamza, H. (Updated 2010 February 11). Bacterial Infections and Pregnancy. eMedicine [On-line information] Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/235054-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed October 2010.
Mayo Clinic Staff (2008 December 5). Group B strep MayoClinic.com [On-line information] Available online at http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/group-b-strep/DS01107/METHOD=print through http://www.mayoclinic.com. Accessed October 2010.
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(Reviewed 2008 April 20). Group B Strep Prevention (GBS, baby strep, Group B streptococcal bacteria) General Public, Frequently Asked Questions. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/groupbstrep/general/gen_public_faq.htm through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed October 2010.
Bush, L. et. al. (Revised 2009 December). Streptococcal and Enterococcal Infections. Merck Manual for Healthcare Professionals [On-line information] Available online at http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec14/ch171/ch171d.html?qt=group b strep&alt=sh through http://www.merck.com. Accessed October 2010.
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Forbes, B. et. al. (© 2007). Bailey & Scott's Diagnostic Microbiology, 12th Edition: Mosby Elsevier Press, St. Louis, MO. Pp 265-279.
(November 19, 2010) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, Prevention of Perinatal Group B Streptococcal Disease, 59(RR10);1-32. Available at http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/rr5910a1.htm?s_cid=rr5910a1_w through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed November 2010.
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While the University does not offer a degree in music, it ensures the presence of music on its campus. Each semester there are regular music programs and a variety of activities arranged by the Music Program.
The a cappella liturgical choir, the UD Chorale, is widely recognized for its quality.
Instruction is readily available in piano and voice. Applied lessons in violin and guitar are available depending on student interest. Instruction in violin, guitar and other instruments can be arranged through the Music Office.
Opportunities for performance include special concerts, the Spring Musical, liturgies, and Fall Visit Weekend.
Under the General Studies rubric, students may earn up to four credits toward the degree for participation in applied music courses. Pass/No Pass grades are awarded for lower-division one-credit music courses. They may be repeated. Three-credit and advanced applied one-credit courses are graded. Music 1311 and 3330 will count toward satisfaction of the Fine Arts core requirement.


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3 December 2008 – TomTom, the world's leading navigation solutions provider today announces the introduction of a new route planner that will be accessible via http://routes.tomtom.com. The free web based Route Planner allows users to pre-plan a route and obtain precise travel and arrival times easily before setting off on their journey. In addition, it incorporates all TomTom's knowledge and experience in planning the best routes at all times. In this first phase, the TomTom online Route Planner will be accessible for a selected group of users taking part in a closed test programme (BETA test programme) starting this week.
In a world first, the TomTom online Route Planner gives users door-to-door route planning options to any address, taking into account real-time and historic information on traffic flows throughout the day. Uniquely, it incorporates dynamic traffic information (through HD Traffic™*) as well as 500 billion historic speed measurements of roads across the world (through IQ Routes™). This allows users to pre-plan their routes based on facts, rather than estimates, resulting in very precise travel time predictions. In addition, map corrections that are made by TomTom users through Map Share™ are regularly uploaded to the Route Planner, so users always have access to the most accurate routes based on the latest map information.
"The introduction of the online Route Planner marks an important step in our strategy to make our award-winning navigation available for all users, regardless of the platform that is used," says Harold Goddijn, TomTom's chief executive officer.
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DARKE COUNTY - The Darke County Crime Stoppers has relaunched a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest of a suspect(s) in the 1997 double homicide in Greenville.
The murders of Kimberly Stephan, 33, and Dennis Young, 55, have gone unsolved for over 15 years. The couple were found shot to death in a home on the 1300 block of Chippewa Drive in Greenville on Feb. 23, 1997. Police detectives said a person of interest has been questioned in the homicide, but charges have never been filed.
The Darke County Crime Stoppers board members voted to make a cash reward of $1,000 available in hopes of that anyone with key information will come forward and help to bring justice to the victims and their families.
"The case is still open for investigation. I feel there is a person or persons that have pertinent information to this case. Dennis and Kim deserve justice, as do their loved ones," said Det. Eric Roberts of the Greenville Police Department.
You can learn more about the case on the Unsolved Crimes page at darkecountycrimestoppers.com.
Anyone with information regarding the double murder are encouraged to contact Det. Eric Roberts at the Greenville Police Department by calling 937-548-4150. Tips can also be submitted to the Darke County Crime Stoppers 24-hour Tipline at 937-547-1661 or online at darkecountycrimestoppers.com/tips. You can remain anonymous and could receive a $1,000 cash reward if an arrest is made in the case.


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In North Carolina, driving while impaired is considered by state law an "implied consent" offense. That means a law enforcement officer can demand breath, blood or urine tests of someone suspected of DWI without first obtaining a search warrant.
It's not the same way nationwide. A case argued before the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday could change procedure locally and elsewhere.
In 2010, Missouri State Trooper Mark Winder pulled over Tyler McNeely for speeding. According to reports, McNeely's eyes were bloodshot and he smelled of alcohol. After he refused a Breathalyzer test and failed four field sobriety tests, Winder charged McNeely for drunk driving and took him to get a blood alcohol test.
Winder, who had done so in the past, didn't get a search warrant for the blood test in this instance. McNeely had a .154 BAC, but the Missouri Supreme Court threw out the test. The court ruled that not obtaining a warrant beforehand violated McNeeley's Fourth Amendment rights.
The State of Missouri, with an assist from the Obama administration, appealed the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
So the question stands — under what circumstances can law enforcement order a blood test for a suspected DWI?
Currently, half of all states ban warrantless blood tests. According to National Public Radio's Nina Totenberg, the federal court "has long held that, except in emergency situations, warrants are required when government officials order bodily intrusions like a blood draw."
In states like North Carolina, "emergency situations" include the charge itself. Indeed, John Koester, arguing for the prosecution, told the court that going for a warrant in the McNeeley case could have delayed an alcohol measurement by as many as 90 minutes.
Hence, the longer a body has the chance to metabolize alcohol, the less a test will show the condition of the suspect at the time of arrest.
"It would just prolong the arrest process, because the law enforcement officer would have to sit there and type, or put together a search warrant explaining the probable cause to take the blood," Lenoir County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Chris Hill said. "It's just a delay, is all it amounts to. It would just take longer to complete that process."
Hill added, "We do search warrants all the time. It's just part of law enforcement. But when you're trying to get an accurate blood alcohol content, time tends to be of the essence. A greater delay of time may create problems down the line as far as prosecution goes."
State Trooper C.J. Daniels, though, sees the blood test as simply one element of evidence in building an overall case against a suspect. It could matter more in cases when the driving behavior isn't eye-witnessed.
"Any type of test, whether it be a blood test or a breath test, is just to corroborate the officer's opinion, as to (the suspect's) impairment," Daniels said. "It's not absolutely necessary to have a test to charge someone with driving while impaired. The more evidence you have, the more information you have, the better your case is."
Early media reports of the hearing indicate the Supreme Court justices are likely going to seek a compromise position on the matter – trying to protect Fourth Amendment freedoms without unduly hindering law enforcement.
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It was early 1984. The men's Olympic marathon trials, scheduled for May 26 in Buffalo, N.Y., approached.
Pete Pfitzinger, trying to adopt the "most simple and pure runner's lifestyle," was training at a career-high 143 miles a week in Auckland, New Zealand, on the terrain used by coach Arthur Lydiard's Olympic greats of the 1960s.
Alberto Salazar, the marathon world record-holder who'd won New York in 1980, '81 and '82, and Boston's "Duel in the Sun" in '82, was coming off fifths at the 1983 Fukuoka and Rotterdam marathons and nursing a foot injury incurred while running a 27:45 10,000m.
John Tuttle, who'd taken up the marathon in 1983, was living in a trailer in Auburn, Ala., for $50 a month and trying to pick up a few bucks on the road-racing circuit, where prize money was out in the open after elite runners finally achieved professional status.
Bill Rodgers, the King of the Roads, who'd won four New Yorks and four Bostons from 1975 to 1980, was past his prime with 41 marathons in his legs and giving way to younger men after his 10th at Boston in '83.
Greg Meyer, who'd won Boston in '83, was running up a storm on the roads and with cash in his pocket after his shoe company sponsor, Brooks, had paid him a "huge" Boston victory bonus of $10,000.
While the 1984 women's trials, in Olympia, Wash., would become a piece of running history for Joan Benoit Samuelson's remarkable recovery from pre-race knee surgery and subsequent Olympic gold medal run in Los Angeles, the men's Olympic selection race has somehow fallen to the stature of sideshow. Yet as the key players will tell you, it was a time that was never better, performance-wise, for American male marathoners. "It was the ultimate peak," says Bill Rodgers, now 64 and still racing every other weekend. "There's never been a marathon trial that could match 1984 for depth and quality."
At the time, during the qualifying period, the U.S. had four men under 2:10–Meyer (2:09:00), Salazar (2:09:21), Ron Tabb (2:09:32) and Benji Durden (2:09:58)–nine more under 2:12 and a total of 186 runners meeting the trials qualifying standard of 2:19:04. Salazar's world record, from New York '81, stood at 2:08:13. In 2010, 26 years later (you could say 26.2), only 38 Americans ran 2:19:01 or faster.
Open prize purses–growing out of the watershed 1981 Cascade Run Off, which broke down a Berlin Wall of "shamateurism"–were crumbs. But the money was still enough to entice runners living off meager incomes in regular jobs.
"As a distance runner back then," says Tuttle, 53, then a teacher, "if you knew you could get some prize money you were willing to train extremely hard. The running boom and the aura of it were something like a gold rush. Everyone was super-hungry and willing to train 130 miles a week."
The marathon, and marathoners, were hot. It was all about the race. Six-figure appearance fees were a long way off. Rodgers says that the most New York ever paid him to run was $20,000. And that wasn't bad. After all, a few years earlier, after Rodgers had won his first Boston, setting an American record and appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated, not one but two shoe companies offered him a one-year contract for $500. "They were insulted when I didn't take it," Rodgers says.
When Tuttle collected $2,000 for winning his first marathon, Florida Festival, in 1983, he was ecstatic. "I've got three years' rent," he said to himself. "I'm set."
Pfitzinger could only imagine such riches. In 1981, he'd accepted $800 for placing seventh at the Cascade Run Off and was suspended for about a year by The Athletics Congress (TAC), then the sport's ruling body, until the controversy was smoothed out. Pfitzinger got his MBA and went to work for New Balance and at one point, as a Cornell graduate, jumped into a Heptagonal alumni cross country race at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. Because of TAC's ban, the meet organizer had to announce, "Pete's running. You risk being 'contaminated.'"
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The Lady Raiders, 17-5, bounced back from their fifth loss of the season with a pair of victories over Indianola and Marshall earlier this week as they prepare to return to Class 2AA action this weekend.
ŌĆ£We played good perimeter defense,ŌĆØ head coach Stan Hughey said after the 45-32 win over Marshall. ŌĆ£We had talked about can we duplicate what we did against Indianola. And we did better.ŌĆØ
Oak Hill hosts Canton Academy, who at 1-4 are looking to pull off an upset over the currently undefeated Lady Raiders. The red and white hit the road to Leake on Saturday and prove that the 61-57 win over the Lady Rebels back in December in West Point, wasn't just a fluke. Leake had just one loss on the season before making the trip and have since won six in a row since.
Hughey said he expects it to be a packed house in Madden for the rematch.
Since winning a season-high seven straight games in December to close out the first half of the year, the Raiders have found themselves in a rut, dropping their last two ball games including a 70-24 loss to Marshall. Oak Hill (12-8, 3-1), struggled from the floor, shooting 8-of-38 for the game.
ŌĆ£It was their pressure, a full-court man pick-up in our face all night,ŌĆØ head coach Brian Middleton said. ŌĆ£They made us play into their game and we just couldnŌĆÖt get out of it.ŌĆØ
Middleton said right now, the main focus is on their upcoming district game with Canton Academy, who are undefeated through five games in district play before a rematch with Leake who they defeated earlier this season, 74-68.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs rebound time,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£We need to pick this thing back up. This is going to be the challenge that we have. We canŌĆÖt let two losses bother us.ŌĆØ
Oak Hill tips off following the JV games.
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The girls were handed their first home loss of the season against Kemper last week, but have since rebounded with two wins over Winston and Macon Central. Senior Tori Nichols scored a career-high 40-points and had a triple double in the victory over Winston.
Hebron has jumped to 3-1 in district play, with their only loss to undefeated Kemper. Winona are currently at 2-2 in the district. Hebron won the previous matchup 44-37.
Head coach William Cotton said that loss to Kemper, although tough to swallow, happened at the right time of the season.
ŌĆ£I had talked to them about consistency and told them if they want to be a state champion, you have to play like you know you can, " he said.
After dropping a third straight game in a 45-44 nail biter to Kemper last week, the Eagles have resurfaced and are looking for that illustrious third consecutive win for the first time this season.
It's going to be tough as they face-off with the No.1 team in the district on the road at Winona.
ŌĆ£If we want to get back into contention for that (second place) spot, itŌĆÖs important that we win this one,ŌĆØ said head coach Tri Nason. ŌĆ£I donŌĆÖt want to put too much emphasis on one game, but losing it is going to make it a lot harder to battle back even to second place.ŌĆØ
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Lake Stevens girls stay alive, beat Jackson 55-41
Brooke Pahukoa scores 21 to lead Vikings in a 4A District playoff game
This time, it was to keep their respective seasons alive.
Just like in last year's district championship, Lake Stevens came out on top. Brooke Pahukoa scored 21 points -- 16 in the first half -- as the Vikings defeated Jackson 55-41 in a 4A district loser-out game Wednesday night at Jackson High School.
"We feel pretty confident with what they do," Lake Stevens head coach Randall Edens said. "... We felt comfortable going in. We were just coming off a loss against Lynnwood and I wasn't sure how the kids would respond."
The Vikings, which defeated Jackson 53-48 in last year's district championship, responded right from the start. They began to pull away in the second quarter, outscoring Jackson 18-8, as they worked to avenge an earlier loss this season to the Timberwolves. Jackson defeated Lake Stevens 62-48 on Jan. 2.
But there was one big difference between that game and Wednesday's -- Pahukoa.
The senior guard, who missed the first meeting with a dislocated pinky finger, provided a spark for the Vikings. She combined with her twin sister Brittney Pahukoa to score all 14 first-quarter points for Lake Stevens (16-7 overall).
"I felt confident with the ball," said Brooke Pahukoa, who still has tape around the injured finger. "My team was running plays very well."
The senior sisters have won district championships in each of their first three seasons, but after a semifinals loss to Lynnwood the Vikings found themselves in the consolation side of the bracket.
"I don't see it any differently," Brooke Pahukoa said. "I play every game like it's the championship game."
Edens said that "it's a challenge" going through the consolation bracket, but that he's done it before in 2007. Rather than play in a championship game where a regional berth is guaranteed, Lake Stevens needs to win the district third-place game on Saturday night and then beat the Kingco No. 3 seed on Tuesday to get to regionals.
"If we want to get to where we want to go we just have to take a different route," Edens said.
Kali Long recorded a double-double for Lake Stevens with 10 points and 14 rebounds and Brittney Pahukoa finished with 10 points, seven assists and five steals. Emily Vandegrift, a six-foot sophomore forward, came off the bench to grab nine rebounds and score four points.
"(Vandegrift) gave us some really good stretches of time," said Edens. "Her length altered some shots."
The Vikings will play Snohomish -- which defeated Monroe 38-36 in the other consolation semifinal game -- in the district third-place game. Lake Stevens split the season series against the Panthers. The winner of that game plays at the Kingco No. 3 team, while the loser's season is over.
"You don't want to think about the finality of it," Edens said. "You just have to go out and play. ? It's a very 'one game at a time' mentality."
The loss ended Jackson's (13-10) season. Timberwolves' head coach Jeannie Boyer was very proud of her girls for not giving up despite a double-digit deficit the entire second half.
"Our girls played their hearts out," Boyer said. "Lake Stevens is obviously a super-athletic team and they went out and battled."
Sierra Anderson led Jackson with 16 points and five rebounds. While other Timberwolves struggled to score early in the game, the junior guard drove to the lane and finished some acrobatic layups, scoring nine of Jackson's 11 first-quarter points.
"She's a great player. She understands basketball," Boyer said of Anderson. "She's not afraid to take the team on her shoulders. She wants that burden, and she stepped up today. It's awesome that she's a junior."
With only two seniors on the Jackson squad, Boyer believes there's reason for optimism for the Timberwolves' future.
Jackson graduates starting post Sierra Hagans -- who had nine points and 11 rebounds in her final high school game -- and Rachel Nies. The rest of the Jackson team is set to return while some league teams, like Lake Stevens, will be graduating several key players.
"We bring a lot of kids back, while (Lake Stevens) loses a couple of stars," Boyer said. "When you look at the league as a whole, a lot of teams are older than we are. So we're excited for next year to see what we can do."
At Jackson H.S.
Lake Stevens 14 18 15 8 -- 55
Jackson 11 8 10 12 -- 41
Lake Stevens–Alex Briggs 0, Mallory Gipson 2, Cassidy Fifield 6, Chelsea Pahls 2, Railey Pedersen 0, Ivy Blackmon 0, Brittney Pahukoa 10, Emily Vandegrift 4, Brooke Pahukoa 21, Kali Long 10. Jackson–Brooke Kingma 0, Faithaleen Lopez-Flores 10, Sierra Anderson 16, Imari Clinton 0, Sierra Hagans 9, Rachel Nies 3, Anna Johnson 3, Martina Mason 0, Drew Lochnane 0. 3-point goals–Fifield 2, Bro. Pahukoa 1, Lopez-Flores 2, Anderson 2. Records–Lake Stevens 16-7 overall. Jackson 13-10.
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Admission to the park is FREE. The Taste is open on Friday, June 2 from 5pm-10pm; Saturday, June 3 from 12noon-10pm; and Sunday, June 4 from 12noon-7pm. Each participating restaurant will prepare and sell tastes of their most popular dishes. Diners purchase sheets of tickets for tastes of their favorites. Tickets can also be used to participate in many other kids' interactive games and activities.
Since the first event was staged 20 years ago, over $2,000,000.00 has been raised to benefit All Children's Hospital. Sponsors of the 2006 event include: Sweetbay Supermarkets, Angus Pride, City of St. Petersburg, Budweiser, The Tampa Tribune, WFLA -Newschannel 8, Gillette, Scherer Development LLC, Bert Smith BMW, Rally Convenience Stores, Zephyrhills Water, Purina Pro Plan, Crystal Light, Health Craft Cooking Show, Starbucks Coffee, Leighton's Honey, The Art Institute of Tampa, Chase Disney Visa Card, ValPak, Magic 94.9, 107.3 The Eagle, 102.5 The Bone, and 101.5 The Point.
This fundraiser is staged in conjunction with the All Children's Hospital Telethon, broadcast live on WFLA-TV Newschannel 8. On-air personalities will be on hand during Sunday's festivities with live, in person updates on the action.
While parents graze the food booths throughout the weekend, youngsters will find plenty of activities in the Rally Convenience Stores Kids' Zone. Activities include a giant water slide, dry slides, an obstacle course, rock wall, bounce houses, make & take activities, costumed character appearances, and storytelling.
New this year at the 2006 Sweetbay Supermarkets and Angus Pride A Taste of Pinellas is the Purina Pro Plan Rally to the Rescue Tour celebrating the growing community of animal lovers. The Rally to the Rescue Tour invites consumers to immerse themselves in a one-of-a-kind environment that provides education, information, and the chance to adopt a lifelong friend. The Gillette Fusion Big Rig Tour is also new this year taking the male consumer into a world of innovation and personal style through interactive activities, live music, and grooming tips. The Crystal Light Bring Out Your Beauty Tour makes a stop at this year's Sweetbay Supermarkets and Angus Pride A Taste of Pinellas. This upbeat, vibrant and memorable experience engages consumers in everything to do with taste, bringing out their beauty and relevance in their life. The Verizon Magic 94.9 Reading Is Magic area presented by Outback Steakhouse will feature storytelling and education on how to become a tutor or student from 1pm-4pm both Saturday, June 3, and Sunday, June 4.
Kids who have been a part of All Children's Hospital heart programs are invited to a Happy Heart Party on Sunday, June 4 from 10am – 1pm in the Rally Convenience Stores Kids Zone. This annual event makes it's debut at this year's Taste of Pinellas and is presented by All Children's Hospital, Congenital Heart Institute of Florida, Cardiac Surgical Associates, and Pediatric Cardiology Associates. The Happy Heart Party is sponsored by The Krewe of the Conquistadors of Tampa Bay and the American Heart Association – American Heart Heroes.
The Art Institute of Tampa Cooking Theater returns for it's second year featuring area chefs sharing their favorite recipes and cooking tips on Saturday, June 3 from 12noon –5pm and Sunday, June 4 from 1pm-5pm. Other attractions during the weekend include a fireworks display on Saturday night, ice carving demonstrations, appearances by Ronald McDonald, the Tampa Bay Buccaneer Cheerleaders, and a complete lineup of musical entertainment scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The Taste offers FREE national headline on the Sweetbay Supermarkets and Angus Pride main concert stage. On Friday, June 2, the stage features Cheap Trick; on Saturday, June 3, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas opens for Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo; and on Sunday, June 4, Eddie Money rocks the park.
There will be a FREE shuttle service available at the following pick-up/drop-off locations at Bayshore Drive & 5th Ave. South; 4th Ave. South & 1st Street; 2nd Ave. South & 1st Street; 1st Ave. North & 1st Street; and 3rd Ave. North & 1st Street. The shuttle will run approximately every 20 minutes from 4:30pm-11pm on Friday, June 2nd; 11:30am-11pm on Saturday, June 3rd; and from 11:30am-9pm on Sunday, June 4th. There will be some shuttle buses available to accommodate physically challenged individuals.
Sweetbay Supermarkets and Angus Pride present the 2006 A Taste of Pinellas with FREE admission. Visit www.allkids.org for more information.
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This hands-on program will examine African-American life through reproduction objects and historic photos. Children will try their hands at carding cotton and being a soldier in the United States Colored Troops. Themes explored include slave life, work roles, "King Cotton," the Underground Railroad, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Civil War Amendments. Families will tour the White House and explore the exhibits. Advance Registration required. Please specify either the morning or afternoon session when you register. Space is limited, so reserve your space early! To register or for more information, contact Museum Education Specialist Hilliary Turner at 855-649-1861 x122 or by email.
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Edward O. Wilson is one of the world's preeminent biologists, a Pulitzer Prize winner, and the author of more than 25 books. The defining work in a remarkable career, The Social Conquest of Earth boldly addresses age-old questions (Where did we come from? What are we? Where are we going?) while delving into the biological sources of morality, religion, and the creative arts.
©2012 Edward O. Wilson (P)2012 Recorded Books. LLC
"Wilson's newest theory...could transform our understanding of human nature—and provide hope for our stewardship of the planet.... [His] new book is not limited to the discussion of evolutionary biology, but ranges provocatively through the humanities.... Its impact on the social sciences could be as great as its importance for biology, advancing human self-understanding in ways typically associated with the great philosophers." (Howard W. French, The Atlantic)
"a huge, deep, thrilling work, presenting a radically new but cautiously hopeful view of human evolution, human nature, and human society. No one but E. O. Wilson could bring together such a brilliant synthesis of biology and the humanities, to shed light on the origins of language, religion, art, and all of human culture." (Oliver Sacks)
"Never shy about tackling big questions, veteran evolutionary biologist Wilson delivers his thoughtful if contentious explanation of why humans rule the Earth... Wilson succeeds in explaining his complex ideas, so attentive readers will receive a deeply satisfying exposure to a major scientific controversy." (Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review)
Letting the rest of the world go by
"Wow, Wilson has a lot to say and boy can he write."
I've read a bunch of Richard Dawkins' books before this and Wilson's book is just icing on the cake. Wilson writes better than a poet and really has a lot to say that's interesting in the field.
College English professor who loves classic literature, psychology, neurology and hates pop trash like Twilight and Fifty Shades of Grey.
"Definitely a primer..."
in neo-Darwinean thought that does not add anything too much at all to the more intellectual, and certainly more engaging works of Dawkins, Dennett, Pinker and Wright. While this is not a bad book at all and certainly has its good moments, I would decidedly recommend a book by the authors above over this, as it is very basic in its information and approach.
I almost never say anything about narrators, because, if the book is engaging, I usually don't register the voice of the reader too much, but the narrator of this book has the mildly annoying sound of Tom Brokaw after a Valium.
regular guy
"mixed bag"
Drags in places,but the chapter on religion and the concluding chapter make this book well worth a credit. People of religion will find Wilson's thoughts difficult to swallow. If the book does nothing else, it will make you think.
Mainly interested in non-fiction.: science, politics, history, ...
"Superb performance"
Just wanted to comment on the reader. Even though I thought the reading of the text was a bit annoying at the beginning, I have come to love the way the book is read. Excellent performance.
"mixed bag"
Drags in places,but the chapter on religion and the concluding chapter make this book well worth a credit. People of religion will find Wilson's thoughts difficult to swallow. If the book does nothing else, it will make you think.
"Interesting theories, clearly organized"
In The Social Conquest of Earth, Wilson expounds upon the theories that were set forth in his classic work Sociobiology. His main thesis is that group selection, not kin selection, drove evolution and helped us to develop societies. He compares the way human society developed to the way ant "society" developed (ants are his specialty). He suggests reasons why religion and xenophobia would have originally developed as protective characteristics of groups. This book covers a large swath of material...from ants to human prehistory, to history, to today. I think he did a pretty good job organizing the book considering what a wide topic he was covering. His theories were clear and for the most part convincing. I think Wilson is an atheist, but he did a pretty good job of stating his opinions in an agnostic sort of way to avoid insulting the faithful. I think the book was well-written, interesting, and approachable by a non-scientific audience.
I had no issues with Hogan's narration--he read the book well, but it wasn't anything worth raving about.
Professor, Ohio State University
"Biology as the Door to Knowing Our Destiny"
Wilson redeemed himself for me with this book. As a psychological scientist, I always have been a bit rattled by his glib use of the word instinct, because it has never been an explanation of behavior or adaptive adjustment to the changing world. He clarified what he sees as the constant interplay of the gene enabling machinery of life in the adaptation of individuals and social groups. His explanation of epigenesis in adaption, the regultion of gene expression, put it all into proper comprehensible perspective. I will still avoid the word instinct, but he has correction outlined the limits of adaptation in the continuous interplay of coding gene expression during development and adjustment to the environment. For me, he made me see with great clarity that learning, differing as it does in different organisms and at different point in development and aging, is just another gene -expression enabled mechanism of adaptation. Inherited biological processes set limits on individual learning, as do diseases that are partly related to inhereted (or mutation produce) processes. This is a wonderful, lyrical at times, book of science that conveys profound insights into issues of existential and practical concern for all people.
No, it took a bit more than a weekend of walking in parks and doing chores.
I think people with a bit better than average knowledge of modern biology will get the most from this book. The reader, however, is superb, and does justice to Wilson's sometimes beautiful prose. This is a book to ponder in full again after some additional reflection.
"wide ranging from an ant guy"
a long listen, but worth it. Wilson has fiddled in so many disciplines,, it is a treat to see how he has woven together so many threads.
"Very Unusual Perspective"
Fascinating to consider the comparisons between ants and people. The power of social evolution in the development of two such different species was amazing to see as the book developed. It was a perspective that I had never considered. As our social communications continues to develop and expand, it will be interesting in a few thousand years see what the results will be.
"A delightful dose of rational optimism"
If you're even considering EO Wilson, you most likely have some acquaintance with the man and/or his ideas. As a renowned evolutionary biologist and world expert on hymenoptera (ants in particular), he's made his mark on our understanding of the lessons to be learned from eusociality in the insect world and on the evolutionary underpinnings of our own social lives. This book continues that exploration in a thoughtful, engaging, & accessible way. While the lengthy examinations of eusociality in the insect world may not appeal to everyone, the overall thesis--that our lives as social beings are the result of group selection (rather than the largely discredited kinship theory) and the tension between individual and group interest--is captivating, and is sure to appeal to anyone with a scientific bent.
What this volume includes that others of his have not is Wilson's deeply personal meditations on what a truly rational and scientific understanding of our social life implies, both in terms of its ability to promote a deeper grasp of the human condition & its potential meaning for the future of humanity.
It's astonishing to think of a man his age writing a book so full of the wonder of exploration and discovery. The ideas & their implications will linger with you long after the final chapter...
Great stuff!
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Congrats to all those who placed in the Q, especially winner ECHO and Scott Dewey!
Been waiting for that!
Congrats to all those who placed in the Q, especially winner ECHO and Scott Dewey!
Been waiting for that!
Dont wave your phony patriotism in MY face! If you really love America, open your wallet and hire an American kid to build what you buy. Doug Fraser (paraphrased) 1980
Real Americans buy American.
Snowshoe's All American Guy SH, UDX, WCX ... CODY ... at the bridge
CH. Snowshoe's Girl Crazy MH, UD, WCX, SDHF, OS ... PRESLEY ... at the bridge
Millpond's Baby Boomer MH, QA2 ... BABE (Q win, 2 2nds, 4th, 3 Open greenies, Am greenie, $20 )
Snowshoe's Crazy For Lovin You SH ... NELSON
Open Results:
1. Paul K. and Woody
2. Steve B. and Gibbs
3. Bart P. and Frankie
4. Marcy W. and Boomer
4 Jams - sorry not looking at the book.
Enjoyed the judging assignment. Thanks to the Sunflower Club, Swede my co-judge, and congrats to all who finished and placed.
Lauren Hays
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Signature's TX Coldbluesteel MH *** - "Steel"
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8 back to the 3rd in the Amateur:
Derby is starting the 3rd, with 19 back.
Last edited by Mike W.; 10-13-2012 at 09:37 PM.
Derby 4th series:
1) 12
2) 22
3) 19
4) 25
Jam - 15
1) Abby/Hurst
2) Plick/Whorton
3) Cap/Sweeney
4) Kizzy/Morgan
RJ - Mootsie/Shih
Jam - Finn/Swenson
Attaboy Mike!!
Howard Niemi
You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
Way to go Dan and Abby! The old girl has still got it.
Good for Mike and Plick !! Congrats !!
Linda Noga
FC/AFC Riverside's Raggedy Ann
FC/AFC Two Step's Cocky Little Dude, RIP
FC/AFC Sagon Black Hawk Shot In The Dark
Congratulations to Steve Blythe and Gibbs on 2nd in the open. Congratulations to Bob Swenson and Finn on their Jam in the Amateur!
A big Thanks to the Sunflower Club Tom, Jeff, Brent, Brent, Brent(might have left one Brent off, lot's of Brent's there), Carlos, Ian, Derek, Luke, Rich, Kathie, Mo, and all of the other folks that helped make their FT a success. Had a great time judging some great folks with great dogs! Although we have a philosophical difference on length of hair on your head thanks to Mike Loggins who is a great guy and a great person to judge with!! Thank you all again for making it a successful and fun weekend!!
Great Judging Assignment Regards,
AFC Iron Lines Sergeant Pepper "Pepper"
FC FTCH Westwood's Sunday Silence "Buck"
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