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2013 SCCA RallyCross National Championships: Who Will Win
Now that the 2013 Solo National Championships are in the record books, soon to be joined by the Club Racing Runoffs in late September, it's time for SCCA RallyCross competitors to take center stage in the world of motorsports. This year's SCCA RallyCross® National Championship event will take place for the third time at Tulsa Raceway Park, Oct. 4-6. This will be the last year the National Championships is held at this location, with an announcement on the future location to come. RallyCross expects nearly 120 competitors to take to the dirt in Tulsa and unlike Solo competition, all runs in RallyCross count and girls don't get separate classes—just ask 2013 Modified All Wheel Drive champion Brianne Corn!
Our annual Who Will Win predictions will be somewhat challenging for 2013 since only 65 of the expected 120 competitors were registered at the time this article went to press. In addition, widespread musical chairs with many drivers changing cars and classes this year will make the prediction process all the more difficult. But not to despair, we don't need facts and data to accurately choose this year's winners since dirt is the great and unpredictable equalizer.
Before we dive in to our 2013 predictions, here are a few observations about this year's event:
• Since the inaugural RallyCross National Championships in 2005, 67 National Champions have been crowned. Twenty-two, nearly one-third, of those Champions have come from the Colorado RallyCross (combined Colorado and Continental Divide Regions) program. The Nebraska Region is second on the list with 10 National Champion trophies. Expect Colorado drivers to once again show well at this year's event, due, in part, to the fact that they will gain more horsepower at Tulsa's lower elevation.
• Only two National Champions have come from the West Coast. This is somewhat surprising since California has such a strong rallycross culture, great cars and fast drivers. But one can understand the reluctance of many California, Oregon and Washington drivers to make the two-day trek to the Midwest to compete. If the National Championship site ever moves west of the Rockies, we could see a significantly greater turnout of Left Coast competitors and some great competition.
• The Tulsa Raceway Park site held up well the first two years. Expect to see an even better surface this year due to recently completed site preparation work. Also, the drivers will compete on slightly shorter runs this year, with times in the 60- to 70-second range compared to last year's 90-second, plus, runs. Hopefully, shorter run times will allow more runs!
And now, without further ado, we have crunched the numbers, consulted the tea leaves and rolled the bones to determine our 2013 Who Will Win selections. Here they are:
Stock Front Wheel Drive (SF)
Stock Front will be a battle of old school vs. new tech. Ron Foley (Honda Civic Si), Seth Lemke (Mazda2) and Jeremy Utterback (VW Jetta), and Damon Cuccia, who hopes to take delivery of his brand-spanking-new 2014 F___ F_____ _T (shhh, it's a secret!) just in time for the event, will all be competitive in their modern, high-tech cars.
In slightly older machinery, Drew Little (Acura Integra), Jacob Perkins (Nissan Sentra SE-R), Pikes Peak Hill Climb veteran Tim Hardy and his father, Don Hardy, (Ford Escort or VW Golf) will show that old cars can still go fast. In the end, light-weight and low-tech will prevail. Expect the following results:
1. Tim Hardy
2. Jacob Perkins
3. Ron Foley
Stock Rear Wheel Drive (SR)
As the most traction-challenged class in RallyCross, SR rewards patience and exceptional car control. Michael Lodsin's new Ford Mustang might prove too big and powerful to be fast in the dirt. Leo and Tracy Smith's BMW 325 IS is ideally suited for RallyCross, but they'll be up against two very experienced drivers in Coloradoan Patryk Matecki (Mazda Miata) and Californian Jason Woodruff (Mazda Miata). Give the nod to Woodruff, since Matecki's Miata is new this season and Woodruff surely won't want to make the long drive back to Cali without the first place trophy safely nestled in his passenger seat.
1. Jason Woodruff
2. Patryk Matecki
Stock All Wheel Drive (SA)
Many of the usual suspects in SA from last year will return for 2013, so expect the results to be similar. Despite six cones at last year's event, Jan Gerber (Subaru WRX) edged out Gonzalo San Miguel (Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS) by four seconds, for the win. Charles Wright (Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS), Stephen Ducharme (Subaru WRX) and Jake Blevins (Subaru Legacy Sport) will also return to fight for the crown in 2013. The big unknown this year will be the potent VW Golf R driven by Wyoming's Eric Adams and co-driven by past MR National Champion Will MacDonald. Can Adams and MacDonald make their respective transitions from front and rear-wheel-drive to all-wheel-drive work? In the end, here's what the tea leaves reveal:
1. Jan Gerber
2. Gonzo San Miguel
3. Will MacDonald
4. Eric Adams
Prepared Front Wheel Drive (PF)
PF looks like a hair band reunion, with classic cars from the late 80's and early 90's. The top two finishers from last year are gone, so the title is up for grabs this year. Bret Hunter (Honda CRX) will be in the hunt, if his car stays together, as will Antonio Serracino (Acura Integra RS), Chang Ho Kim (Honda Civic Si) and Jim Rowland (Nissan Sentra SE-R). It's going to be close, but here are the projected results:
1. Chang Ho Kim
2. Antonio Serracino
3. Jim Roland
4. Bret Hunter
Prepared Rear Wheel Drive (PR)
Only two competitors are currently signed up for PR and we hear Brent Blakely (Toyota MR2) may not be able to attend. If Blakely shows, he'll take the top spot. If not, Kirk Dustin (Toyota Corolla GT-S) will dominate the podium. Of course, Kirk wants some competition, so somebody somewhere should do something! Here's the perfect opportunity to grab a Craigslist special, say, a mulletized 80's Camaro Z-28, put your mother in the driver's seat and watch her win a National Championship. What are you waiting for?!
1. Kirk Dustin
2. Your momma
Prepared All Wheel Drive (PA)
The good news for PA competitors is that 2012 champion Warren Elliott will be competing in MA this year. The bad news is Elliott's Evo will still be competing in PA with Harold Denham at the wheel. We know the Evo is fast enough to win, but will Denham be able to make the transition from his trusty VW GTi to the visceral Mitsubishi? A strong contingent of Colorado drivers, including Cody Hatfield (Subaru Impreza 2.5i), Max Lawson (Subaru WRX), Keith Lightfoot (Plymouth Laser RS) and Dan Quiet (Volvo S40 T5) will all be fighting to knock the Evo off the podium. Don't count out Edwin Cunill (MazdaSpeed6) who quietly put together fast, cone-free runs at last year's event. PA will have the closest competition of all classes this year, with multiple lead changes. After the dust settles, we predict:
1. Max Lawson
2. Harold Denham
3. Keith Lightfoot
4. Dan Quiet
Modified Front Wheel Drive (MF)
Unless mechanical gremlins rear their ugly heads, the competition in MF will be for second place. Aaron Miller (Honda Civic) remains the driver to beat. A DNF in his second run last year cost him the 2012 Championship and Miller is ready to reclaim the title. The always-entertaining Jon Olschewski will debut his untested Nissan Sentra SE-R, and one never quite knows what to expect from one of Olschewski's creations. Scott Carlson (VW Golf), Leon Drake (VW Golf) and Z.B. Lorenc (VW GTi) will dice for second place and some VW contingency money, but beware of Howard Duncan–perhaps he can wring every last horsepower out of his diminutive Honda CRX to claim the second step of the podium. Here's what the crystal ball shows:
1. Aaron Miller
2. Scott Carlson
3. Z.B. Lorenc
4. Leon Drake
Modified Rear Wheel Drive (MR)
So far, there are no returning drivers from last year in MR, so this one is hard to predict. Matt and Katie Williams should be fun to watch in their classic 1973 VW Beetle. With his California rallycross experience, Michael Caldwell (BMW 325is) will be a factor. In the end, though, expect Bobby Jasan (BMW 325es) to back up is 2012 MF title.
1. Bobby Jasan
2. Michael Caldwell
Modified All Wheel Drive (MA)
MA is the largest class of the weekend and should provide some very close competition at the top. Brianne Corn will not be on hand this year to defend her 2012 title, so MA will crown a new Champion. Warren Elliott (Mitsubishi Evo IX) is a safe bet to win since Brianne drove his car to the championship last year. But don't give the trophy to Elliott just yet. Coloradoan Peter Zlamany (Plymouth Laser RS) is fast enough to win if he avoids cones. Nathan Usher and co-driver Bryan Tippens will share driving duties in Usher's Subaru WRX. And don't overlook Brian Ballinger (Subaru WRX) and Orion Fairmon (Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS). Throw a trio of Texans into the mix with Wayne Stockel (Subaru Brighton), Kevin Corn (Subaru Impreza) and Yuri Kouznetsov (Subaru Impreza Outback) and things will be interesting. Sadly, past Champion Eric Genack and his co-driver Diego DeCastro may not be able to join the fray following the recent engine failure in Genack's Subaru WRX. After the dust settles, here's what the results will be:
1. Peter Zlamany
2. Warren Elliott
3. Wayne Stockel
4. Nathan Usher
5. Brian Ballinger
And that's the way it will be in 2013. Unless, of course, it's not.
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At halftime the game was tied at 42.
The Falcons started the second half with a 9-2 run over the first three minutes.
Barton cut the lead to 55-54 when Devona Knight hit a "3" to build the lead back up to four, 58-54.
With 9:56 left Ashelle Athill made a driving lay-up and a free throw to give Pfeiffer a double-digit lead at 67-57.
Barton fought back and took a 77-76 advantage with 1:51 left.
With 34 seconds left Domonique China hit two free throws to give Pfeiffer a 78-77 lead. The Falcons stopped Barton but then turned the ball over and the Bulldogs made a field goal to take a one point lead. The Falcons had a last shot but it bounced off the rim at the buzzer.
Coach Dobbs said, "A great effort from our kids, we had the game in control and everything where we wanted, and just couldn't handle an inbounds pass. For us to be successful, we need to learn to close out teams like this, that we clearly can beat. But we just need to finish against one of these top teams. The sad fact is, if we played this hard against anyone except Barton, Mt. Olive and Anderson....we win every game by 20 and win most of these games. But that's our challenge at this point, to learn not to play at the level of our competition every night."
Pfeiffer travels to Erskine for a 2:00 pm game on Saturday.


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Champion Blizzard Destroyer, Katana, and Boss in stock! Well for now at least.
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Champion Blizzard Destroyer, Katana, and Boss in stock! Well for now at least.
I'm just not seasoned enough to figure out what's so breakthrough about light plastic? Can anyone explain why this super light plastic is so awesome, I just see it as way easier to flip or turnover I mean I have plenty of 150 plastic now and I wouldn't dare bring them out in any type wind. Enlighten me no pun intended. I'm not hating on Damon's livelihood I just wonder how Innova keeps flooding the market with new molds new plastics every other day?
Most lighter discs tend to be more understable but these actually keep basically the same flight path as the heavier discs. This makes it a little easier to get the disc up to speed and takes a little less effort. Apparently it has been working because I hear a lot of people saying how their distance has increased with these discs.
Don't know how much truth is in it but David Wiggins has reportedly had two throws over 800' with them. So if you wanna throw 800' get into the blizzard craze!!! But seriously do it!!!
review on Innova's site about the blizzard discs. "150g Blizzard Champion Boss (828ft)* and a 150g Blizzard Champion Katana (813ft)."
Great just what I've been waiting to hear
Shawn you asked about new molds everyday , marketing
Think of disc manufactures like yum brands, how many variations of tacos, pizza, and fried chicken can there be, but their marketing agency is always got something new
You mentioned not throwing lightweight in any winds
Lightweight discs can take off in a tail wind, or at the right angles ride crosswinds, and at the right speed float on a head wind
the multitudes of plastics, molds, and weights aren't the perfect fit for everyone, but with everyone having their own personal strengths and weaknesses, the trial and error method will always pay off in the end
I tried the new cantina.tacos, they were okay but prob wont get them again
Ill report back later aftet I get these air friendly discs out towards that 800 ft mark
I'm definetly trying to get out to DCD to get in on the breakout technology. I'll figure this sport out sooner or later
Anyone know what kind of increases are generally seen? 10%? More? Less? If I could get 50' more out of them, that would be pretty darn cool, assuming I can get to playing again... =(
Just got a 150 Katana and a 134 Destroyer earlier and let me say this "I now have 2 new favorite disc in my bag." Great feel in my hand overall and the flight paths are beauties. Went to a field twice this afternoon and I've never thrown a disc as far as these. I'm getting more than 50' further with the Blizzard Destroyer compared to my Pro Destroyer.
And the Katana is a beast, may end up being my favorite driver in my bag. Thanks again Damon
Alright, so I sorta lied to Damon. I went to his store today and bought a 155 boss, 150 katana, and 150 destroyer. I told him I would not get to throw these until Saturday due to the two tests I have coming up (1 tomorrow, 1 friday). I do have those tests, and they are gonna suck, but I couldn't resist taking a break from studying and going out to test these. I have a champ boss, champ destroyer, and pro katana. I compared these discs with the new blizzard discs I bought. I was consistently throwing the blizzard discs further. My form is not perfect, so there was obviously some discrepancy as sometimes I would have a great throw with the champ disc and bad throw with the blizzard disc, but even then, the blizzard disc went either the same distance or further. I would say if I threw both discs equally, the blizzard disc would probably fly about 40-50' further. I'm able to throw on a football field, so I can get pretty accurate measurements by looking at the yard lines. So in other words Daniel, yes I believe you could get 50 more feet out of them. Also as a side note, the blizzard champ katana flies exactly like a pro katana and nothing like a regular champ katana. And, I didn't get any in the 130 range, but I would think if you have a big arm, you should probably not get below a 145g disc. Just an opinion, not really sure.


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The 2011 Inc. 5000: Top Ten States
1. California, 676 companies2. Texas, 356 companies3. New York, 342 companies4. Virginia, 299 companies5. Florida, 269 companies6. Illinois, 234 companies7. Georgia, 202 companies8. Pennsylvania, 191 companies9. Ohio, 186 companies10. Massachusetts, 184 companies
Technology and Internet start-ups remain strong in California this year, but they're not the only companies flocking to the Golden State. This year's list also includes companies like Oakland's Revolution Foods, which is working to improve nutrition in the nation's schools. The state's top listing this year was taken by Solazyme, a biotech firm that makes fuel from microalgae, at No. 2. Noteworthy fact: The state is inching toward race and gender parity in business ownership. Between 2002 and 2007 (the most recent numbers) minority ownership of the state's small businesses increased 33.4 percent.
The Lone Star State's top company on the Inc. 5000 this year is Gold & Silver Buyers, at No. 8. The most recent numbers counted 391,010 businesses with fewer than 500 employees in Texas, many of them in the science and technology, healthcare or construction industries. The state's "Wide Open for Business" slogan is backed by real money: loans, tax incentives, funds for technology development, and training assistance. Between 2007 and 2011, while the national job market shrank, Texas added 157,400 jobs. Maybe you heard Governor Perry mention that in his Presidential campaign.
New York may trail California and Texas in numbers of growth companies, but it does have Ideeli, the flash deals site that tops the Inc. 5000 this year. The company, which completed a $41 million C round of funding in April, has asserted itself as a leader in the still vaguely defined market. The state's Small Business Development Center noted in its 2010 report that "niche market and specialized manufacturing" are two of the state's fastest growing industries.
When bewigged men struck a backroom deal to move the nation's capital to the east bank of the Potomac, they laid the foundation for a booming government services industry on the other side. Indeed, Integrity Management Consulting, in McLean, which provides acquisition and program management support to the Department of Defense, among other government bodies, is the state's highest-ranked Inc. 5000 company this year, at No. 44. Virginia also functions as a shipment and transportation hub: About 55 percent of American consumers and manufacturing establishments are within 750 miles of the state's capital.
Florida is still struggling to emerge from the collapse of the real estate and construction market, which hit the once booming cities of the Sunshine state particularly hard. But there are plenty of signs of hope. Florida's key economic movers remain tourism and international trade (40 percent of all imports from Latin and South America come through the state). But a scrappy technology sector is on the rise, represented by companies like Crystal Clear Technologies of St. Petersburg, an IT and communications technology services firm that ranked No. 5 on this year's Inc. 5000.
Illinois offers a bit of everything right now. As of 2008, 11.3 percent of the state's six million workers were employed in manufacturing. Chicago remains a transportation and shipping hub. The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity points out that one fifth of the Gross National Product comes from the Midwest, and that nearly half of America's goods and services are produced within a short trip of the Illinois state line. Other companies, like Illinois' top entry on this year's Inc. 5000 list, server and cloud computing company SingleHop, could locate anywhere, but choose to stay in Illinois.
Georgia is mounting a serious push behind small business through programs that train new members of the workforce and improve transportation. Georgia has been touting one business-rich area between Atlanta and Athens as Innovation Crescent for its cluster of biotechnology companies. There are aggressive loan and funding incentives to bring other industries to the area. Valuation Management Group, Georgia's top entry on this year's Inc. 5000 list, operates from Marietta, a suburb of the capital.
Businesses in Pennsylvania continued to struggle against nation-wide economic malaise in 2010, reported the state's Small Business Development Center. The SBDC was doing everything it could to get small businesses back on their feet in the state, hosting 344 educational programs and organizing 50,956 hours of management consulting in the first half of 2010 alone. Drilling for natural gas continues in the region known as the Marcellus Shale, activity some argue may bring needed jobs to the state but which some experts claim may have serious ecological repercussions. Which makes it all the more interesting that it is solar energy provider re2g that places first on the state's fastest growing small businesses, ranking No. 24 on the Inc. 5000 overall.
Ohio is working hard to improve the strength of its workforce through programs like Energizing Careers, as well as doing everything it can to ensure that those workers stayed in state and employed. The state's Early Warning Network works to avert layoffs by identifying companies that are considering downsizing and then giving them the resources they need to retain jobs. Non-governmental parties are taking notice, and the Ohio Department of Development reported $20 billion in private investment between 2007 and 2009. Ohio's top-ranked company on the Inc. 5000 this year is Product Movers, a designer and manufacturer of reusable packaging that is based in Holland, in the northwest of the state.
Small business represents 85 percent of all companies in Massachusetts. The economic climate was unpredictable in 2009, but the Massachusetts Bankers Association reported that lending to small businesses dropped only about a third as much as the national average. Though Main Street is in disarray, that doesn't keep people from going out on the town. Massachusetts' fastest growing small business this year was Big Night Entertainment, which placed at No. 4. The company was founded in 2006 by two seasoned nightclub owners, and has won contracts to open venues at Foxwoods Resort Casino as well as in Boston.


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DATE & TIME: Saturday, October 20, 3:30 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: UB Stadium (30,000) -- Buffalo, New York. Television: MASN, ESPN3, Big East TV. Home Record: Pitt 2-2,Buffalo 1-1. Away Record: Pitt 0-2, Buffalo 0-4. Neutral Record: Pitt 0-0, Buffalo 0-0. Conference Record: Pitt 0-3, Buffalo 0-3. Series Record: Pittsburgh leads, 3-0.
GAME NOTES: With three losses and no wins against league opponents, the Pittsburgh Panthers will step out of conference play for a duel with the Buffalo Bulls at UB Stadium this weekend.
The Panthers dropped a 45-35 decision at home to a nationally ranked Louisville squad in its most recent matchup to fall to 0-3 in the Big East this season. The defeat was the second in as many games for Pitt and the fourth overall this season. Long gone is the momentum the Panthers seemed to pick up with consecutive victories at the end of September which came on the heels of an 0-2 start.
Buffalo was routed 45-3 in its third straight road game against Northern Illinois when it last hit the field. The loss was the fourth straight for the Bulls and the sixth straight against FBS opponents. Buffalo's only win this season was a 56-34 over FCS foe Morgan State.
This will be the fourth straight season these squads have met after the series began in 2008. Pitt has won all three of the previous meetings, including a 35-16 victory at Heinz Field last season.
Pitt has had no trouble piling up the yards this season with the second-most prolific offense in the Big East in terms of total yards per game (445.5 ypg). The Panthers have also scored at a relatively high clip with their 27.5 points per game average third in the conference.
Going against tradition though is how Pittsburgh has gone about picking up those yards with the squad's passing attack the focal point rather than the run. On the season the Panthers are second in the Big East in passing yards per game (300.5). The ascension of Tino Sunseri has been the driving force behind this aerial renaissance. Sunseri is second in the Big East in completion percentage (70.4) and passing yards (1,750) while tied for fourth in touchdown passes (10). Sunseri has also limited his own mistakes with just a pair of interceptions.
Receivers Devin Street and Mike Shanahan have been the primary benefactors of the increased emphasis on the pass. Street has a Big East leading 39 receptions this season for 514 yards, while Shanahan is right behind with 29 receptions (third) and 525 yards.
The shift to the pass has come despite the Panthers still having the services of 2011 All-Big East running back Ray Graham. The senior has still been productive (439 yards, four TDs) but has shared more carries with Rushel Shell (327 yards) and is not on the same pace as he was last season. Graham has adapted though and is third on the team in receptions (18).
Pittsburgh's defense has struggled to keep teams from picking up yards primarily due to a lack of a pass rush. Pittsburgh is last in the Big East in sacks (10) and second to last in tackles for loss (32). Those numbers have come with the fifth best total defense (343.5 ypg).
Shane Gordon (33 tackles, five for loss) and Aaron Donald (18 tackles, five for loss) have been the most effective in stopping teams in the backfield. Tyrone Ezell (2.5 sacks) has been the only pass rusher that has consistently gotten to the quarterback. Jason Hendricks has been impressive with a team- leading 37 tackles and three interceptions.
Offensively Buffalo is averaging just below 400 yards of total offense a game (399.7), but is scoring only 22.8 points per game. Much of that lack of scoring can be attributed to the Bulls' inability to hold onto the ball. Buffalo has the worst turnover margin in the Mid-American Conference (-10) this season.
Starting quarterback Alex Zordich has been guilty of six interceptions including two in the loss to Northern Illinois after which he was pulled for backup Joe Licata. Zordich has been unable to consistently complete passes this season, connecting on only 51.7 2percent of his attempts this season. He has 971 yards passing and eight touchdowns and has had a quarterback efficiency rating of less than 100 in three different games.
Alex Neutz is far and away the most dynamic receiver on the team. Neutz has 32 receptions for 512 yards and seven touchdowns this season. Devon Hughes is second to Neutz in each of those carries with only 17 receptions, 194 yards and one touchdown.
Zordich's inefficiencies in passing are partially due to Buffalo's emphasis on the run. Buffalo is the fourth-leading rushing attack in the MAC (200.2 ypg) of which Zordich has amassed 355 yards on 70 carries. Zordich has been called on to run the ball even more in the last three games with starting running back Branden Oliver sidelined with a leg injury.
Buffalo's defensive efforts have allowed teams to keep pace in terms of yards gained (401.3 ypg) but the Bulls are yielding a generous 34.8 points per game.
Khalil Mack has been a force up front for Buffalo thus far with 12.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks, which lead the team and rank second and fifth, respectively in the MAC. Colby Way (four sacks) has also been impressive in the pass rush, while Lee Skinner (45 tackles) leads the team in total tackles.
A change from conference play may be just what Pittsburgh needs at this point in the season. Despite going on the road, the Panthers' offensive prowess should overcome any homefield advantage for Buffalo.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Pittsburgh 30, Buffalo 13
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|All Children's Outpatient Care, East Lake Welcomes First Patient for Expanded Services
Six-year-old Skye from Dunedin was the first patient to take advantage of new cardiology services now being offered at All Children's Outpatient Care, East Lake. The newly renovated facility began offering expanded medical services this past week.
"We were ready to make the drive to St. Pete when we learned that we could see her doctor here," said Skye's mom, Alexxandria. "This is much more convenient for our family."
All Children's Outpatient Care, East Lake brings the same level of quality care provided at All Children's Hospital closer to home for the children of north Pinellas and western Hillsborough counties. The facility provides high-quality medical and rehabilitative services in a convenient and child-friendly outpatient setting.
Established in the East Lake area over 15 years ago to offer developmental and rehabilitative services, the facility has grown from 5,000 to 23,000 sq. ft. Last year, over, 11,000 patients received services at the East Lake center.
The center has also begun offering a variety of diagnostic services, including: X-ray and ultrasound, laboratory collection services, EKG and Holter monitoring, echocardiograms and nutrition. Sports Medicine and Applied Behavior Analysis Services will be added in the near future.
Pediatric subspecialty physicians representing cardiology, endocrinology, plastic surgery, urology, pulmonology and perinatology will see patients at the facility on a rotating basis. Rehabilitative services that include: physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology will continue to be offered at the facility.
"We are excited to have the opportunity to offer these expanded services at our center, said Phyllis Montali, Director of All Children's Outpatient Care, East Lake. "The additional space will allow our staff to better serve existing patients and provide new services to more children in the North Pinellas community."
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Despite a 10-0 start to open the game, the Miami University men's basketball team suffered a 69-55 loss at the University of Missouri Kansas City (3-7) on Wednesday night at Municipal Auditorium.
Sophomore guard Geovonie McKnight led the RedHawks with 11 points, while senior forward Will Felder tallied 10 rebounds.
The RedHawks (2-6) got off to an impressive start, opening the game on a 10-0 surge over the first 4:24 of the game. Freshman forward Joshua Oswald scored six of his eight first-half points during the opening flurry. Miami then went eight minutes without scoring a field goal, collecting three free throws during that stretch.
After a 15-15 tie with 7:26 to go in the first stanza, UMKC closed out the half on a 15-6 run to carry a 30-21 lead into the intermission. Miami's last points of the half came with seven seconds left as McKnight sunk a long jumper to cut the Miami deficit to single digits.
McKnight continued scoring points for the RedHawks, collecting the Miami's first seven points of the second half. The Kangaroos, however, continued to extend their lead pushing it to a game-most 26 points with 5:35 to go, 64-38. Miami tried to stage late flurry, cutting the deficit to 12 off a sophomore forward Brian Oddo triple, but it was not enough.
Four Kangaroos scored in double figures, led by Nelson Kirksey's 13 points.
Miami concludes a two-game road trip when the RedHawks travel to Tennessee State for a game on Saturday, Dec. 21. The game time has been moved to 5 p.m. (ET).


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I am a constant lotion user, always trying to keep my skin feeling smooth and looking healthy. I get a lot of dryness, especially in the winter. I found the Made from Earth Aloe & jojoba Therapy body lotion to be the best for my dry skin - it absorbs well, and doesn't smell to strong. And its super gentle yet moisturizing. Im natural and healthy, so I like that the brand doesn't put any chemicals in their products and they do not test on animals.
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I'm slightly confused now... I just read the article for the worst lotions and now I'm going through the best. The Eucerin Skin Calming Daily Moisturizing Creme was on both!? Unless I misread something. Sooooo is a good one or a bad one? Guess I'll just have to try it for myself!
by jhilgers Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 12:42PM Report as inappropriate
My favorite lotion is the Aveeno Eczema one. It's great especially when you have dry skin in the winter. Jergens is a great one too. I didn't know about Burt's Bees. I will have to give that one a try. I also love Nivea!
by bbumpus01 Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 09:49PM Report as inappropriate
these sound like great picks
by LittleBunny Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 06:17PM Report as inappropriate
I have tried most of these brands or all though maybe a different type. The most recent Burts Bee and it was better than I thought.
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It's great to find moisturizers suitable for acne-prone skin. I usually avoid body lotion for fear of breakouts.
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I've used so many of these and loved them. It's so nice to find nice lotions on a budget.
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cheap lotions are fine
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Sonatype, SnappCloud CEOs Named to Guide Entrepreneurial Focus
The Mid-Atlantic Venture Association today announced the formation of a newly created Entrepreneurial Advisory Council with the naming of two CEOs and visionaries as inaugural members – Wayne Jackson, CEO of Sonatype and David Steinberg, CEO of SnappCloud.
As accomplished entrepreneurs and business leaders, the new council will help spearhead programs to meet the unique needs of high-growth companies, benefitting the upcoming Capital Connection 2012 conference and TechBUZZ with valuable advice from "shining stars" of past Capital Connections conferences.
"Valuable input from luminaries like Wayne Jackson and David Steinberg will ensure the spotlight is on valuable opportunities for seasoned and up-and-coming high performing companies during the one-and-half-day business conference," said Julia Spicer, Executive Director of the Mid-Atlantic Venture Association. "As previous participants at Capital Connection, the members of the Entrepreneurial Advisory Council know first-hand what is most relevant to our target audience of CXOs, company builders and entrepreneurs. There is no one better to advise on meaningful content than those who have walked in similar shoes."
Sonatype CEO Wayne Jackson made his first appearance at Capital Connection when his company, Sourcefire, first presented its business plan at the 2005 event. As chief executive of Sourcefire, Jackson took the start-up through IPO in March 2007, achieving a peak valuation of over $750 million. His aggressive business direction resulted in Sourcefire being the first open source vendor to go public in 10 years and the first security vendor to go public in five years.
Prior to joining Sourcefire in 2002, Jackson co-founded Riverbed Technologies and served as CEO until successfully positioning the company for sale at $1 billion in 2000.
As keynote speaker at the FastTrack seminar during last year's inaugural TechBUZZ program, David Steinberg delivered an insightful presentation based on his 30 years of high tech company building in Washington, D.C. and Silicon Valley. Currently CEO of SnappCloud, Steinberg's career spans sales, operations, technology and executive management roles for companies including BNX Software, Check Point Software and SynOptics which became Bay Networks after a merger. Prior to SnappCloud, Steinberg's success as CEO at SwapDrive resulted in the company being sold to Symantec in 2008 for $124MM, an eleven times return on investment. Steinberg has also recently served as director or advisor to many local start-ups including SolSystems, Dormify, SingleClick, Contactually, Venga, MessageRadius and more.
Key features at this year's Capital Connection 2012 and TechBUZZ conference include:
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Olentangy Local School Board incumbents Stacy Dunbar and Kevin O'Brien secured their seats along with newcomer Adam White.
O'Brien was the top vote-getter with 11,881 votes (29.89 percent); followed by Dunbar, 11,587 votes (29.15 percent); White, 8,183 votes (20.59 percent); and Martin Johnson, 8,098 votes (20.37 percent).
Dunbar, 48, said she appreciates the support and looks forward to the next four years working with the district. Her priorities are to continue working toward a sustainable model to keep district costs down while keeping academics at a high level.
Dunbar works as a change leader by training and coaching executives at Ashland Inc. She earned a bachelor's degree in business and communications from Point Loma University and a master's degree in education from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
White was happy about Tuesday's election results.
"I'm just glad that I won," White said. "I'm anxious to get started and thankful for the public's support."
White, 33, said his top priorities are to cut taxes, curb spending and construct a better curriculum.
White earned his bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in business finance in 2001 from Ohio Wesleyan University and a master's degree in business administration from Capital University in 2003.
O'Brien, 43, could not be reached for comment as of the paper's deadline. He is a chief financial officer for Nationwide in the retirement plans division. During the race, O'Brien said his background in business and finance meshes well with the current board members.
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State Sen. Leland Yee's bill stemming from the infamous Richmond gang rape case has moved out of the Senate Public Safety Committee with a 6-0 vote.
The bill would require those who have witnessed someone under the age of 18 being raped, murdered or sexually molested to report it to authorities. This requirement currently extends only to victims under the age of 14.
"Ironically, California statute currently requires any person who, while hunting, kills or wounds a domestic animal to report the incident to authorities; yet all children are not provided the same protection," Yee, D-San Francisoc, said in a statement. "While SB 840 will not solve all of our problems regarding violent crime, it is certainly another important tool in the tool box for law enforcement and prosecutors."
The bill now heads to the Appropriations Committee.
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Misenheimer, NC: Pfeiffer University's Women's Lacrosse team made history on Thursday afternoon recording the first shutout in the schools 9 year program. The Lady Falcons out shot the Lady Bobcats 39-2 and controlled the draw controls 20-3. Pfeiffer improved to 9-2 on the year and 6-1 in the CVAC while Lees McRae falls to 1-10 and 0-5.
Eleven different Lady Falcons found the back of the net, while fourteen different players recorded at least a point. The Lady Falcons assisted on 19 of the 21 goals.
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Purpose: This career studies certificate in Computed Tomography (CT) is designed as an enhanced-competency module to provide expertise in computed tomography to registered technologists. This curriculum will prepare registered technologists for employment as computer tomographers in hospitals and imaging centers. Courses will fulfill professional continuing education (CEU) requirements, including the American Society of Radiologic Technologists' ECE program.
Eligibility: All students must be graduates of an approved radiologic technology program and be registered or registry eligible according to the standards provided by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Radiographers must be registered in Radiography for one year prior to being eligible to sit for the Computed Tomography Registry.
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Frans Steyn is expected to link up with a South African franchise after his contract with French club Racing Metro expires next June.
Steyn's agent Gerrie Swart told Die Volksblad the veteran of two World Cups is considering a move back to his home country in 2012. It's believed that the Lions were courting Steyn in early 2011, but Swart refused to confirm exactly which franchise is expected to secure the Bok centre's services next year.
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Within the broader framework of the Sound Comparisons research theme, this is a specific project to document and quantify the degree of divergence in phonetics of the major language families of the Andes. Initially it focused on Quechua and Aymara, but is now being progressively extended, adding a denser geographical coverage of both those families, plus the independent Chipaya lineage. Above all, a major new component is an especially detailed database of dialectal variation in phonetics across the Mapudungun-speaking ('Mapuche') regions of Patagonia, in both Chile and Argentina. This component relies particularly on collaboration with Dr Scott Sadowsky, a phonetician at the Universidad de la Frontera in Temuco, who joined the project in 2012.
The underlying database of recordings and transcriptions is currently still hosted at www.quechua.org.uk/Eng/Sounds/. One of its particular aims is to support understanding and uptake of the unified Quechua spelling system, hitherto frustrated by lack of public awareness among speakers themselves of the real regional variation that it serves to cover.
A new and thoroughly revised and expanded website is now close to completion, due in spring 2014. The address will appear here once the site goes live in spring 2014. For a preview, see:
The results of our measures of phonetic divergence across the language families covered, and our interpretations for the (pre)history of each, will be summarised here and submitted for publication in the second half of 2014.
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On Friday, July 4, bring the whole family out and enjoy our annual Great American Celebration. The event will feature live DJ entertainment and interactive activities for all ages to enjoy. The DJ will lead conga lines and cha cha slides to keep the dance party going until the 20-minute fireworks show begins at 8:30 p.m.
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In the spirit of the holiday we will have hand-painted American flags for guests to sign. The flags will be sent overseas to our troops through the Blue Star Moms of the Southwest Valley. These notes of hope, encouragement, and thanks go a long way when they are so far away.
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