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Has Danny Werfel, controller at the Office of Management and Budget, lost his sense of humor?
During a Feb. 13 presentation at Association of Government Accountant's National Leadership Conference, Werfel explained to the audience why he did not have a funny anecdote, which is his usual way of kicking off an AGA keynote.
"I said to Steve [VanRoekel], 'it's finally happened: I'm so busy I didn't even have time to plan for an opening joke," Werfel said. "We've gotten to that point at OMB; you can imagine what's going on behind the scenes."
Despite the preoccupation with the future of federal IT systems and financial management, Werfel's presentation topic, the OMB controller did not seem entirely humorless, however. When AGA Executive Director Relmond Van Daniker urged conference attendants to take home several of the leftover AGA bags, Werfel grabbed the opportunity to finally make a joke – and like a pro, tie it back into his earlier speech.
"Maybe next time, you should lower your purchasing on bags, OK? Or use strategic sourcing!" Werfel mock-scolded.
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Choreographer-director Remo Dsouza, who is planning a sequel to "ABCD: Any Body Can Dance", says that he wants to cast Prabhu Deva in the same role as before.
Praising Prabhu Deva as a fantastic human being apart from being a choreographer, actor, and director, he said: "I love spending time with him. My equation with him is fantastic. He knows what I want. In the sequel also I will try to give him the same character."
Shooting for the sequel is likely to start at the end of this year.
The director also confirmed that the sequel will be in 3D format and added: "Yes, all my 'ABCDs' will be in 3D."
According to reports, Remo had plans to direct Madhuri Dixit Nene with whom he will be seen co-judging "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6".
The director said they are in talks at the moment.
"Let's see... we are just talking at the moment and nothing is finalised," he said.
When asked about his film with Karan Johar, he said: "I am starting my film in September, which is produced by Karan Johar. I am also busy with choreography of '2 states' and 'Gori Tere Pyaar Mein'."
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April 1 is the deadline to obtain Non-insured Crop Disaster Assistance coverage on pasture for the crop year 2011.
Timely purchased coverage is a requirement to participate in the Livestock Forage Disaster Program if Roane County is approved for payments.
Other disaster programs require all crops of significance to have either crop insurance or NAP coverage.
Contact the Roane/Loudon Farm Service Agency at 424 N. Kentucky St., Kingston, or call 376-2392, Option 2 for details.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will conduct a sobriety roadside safety checkpoint from 9 to 10 p.m. March 25 at U.S. Hwy. 70 and Poland Hollow Road in Roane County.
Recognizing the danger presented to the public by intoxicated drivers, troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles operated by intoxicated drivers.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has found these sobriety checkpoints to be an effective means of enforcing DUI laws of Tennessee while ensuring the protection of all motorists.
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The National League of Junior Cotillions, a program of etiquette, character education and social dance training for middle and junior high school students, plans to establish its national program in Roane County.
"We will be selecting a director for a local chapter who will receive complete training and an exclusive territory for expansion," said Elizabeth Anne Winters, National League of Junior Cotillions national director.
The organization has directors operating hundreds of chapters in 34 states.
Travelers along Hwy. 58 or Blair Road in Roane County on the first or third Saturday of April may hear a diesel horn echoing through the hills, or see a very visible sign of spring in the vintage passenger train that looks like it rumbled right out of the 1940s.
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The 2010-11 season was a good one for the Harriman Blue Devils and Harriman's accomplishments were awarded recently as Blue Devil senior Dimitrique Inman was named District 3-A Player of the Year while Harriman head coach Jeff King was named Player of the Year.
A lot of time in prayer, sleepless nights and friends pulling her both ways.
Roane County Board of Education member Marjorie Earick said those were some of the things she endured when pondering what to do about Director of Schools of Toni McGriff's contract.
"I finally had to come to the point to, Marjorie, what do you think is right?" she said. "What's right for this county is for me to vote for Dr. McGriff for another year."
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Roane County residents who commute or who travel for their work are especially noticing.
"I drive the most fuel efficient car we have," said Roane County resident Sarah McCoin. "I can't afford to go to my job in Knoxville with a gas guzzler."
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1. Re: Enablling SSL Acceleration in SPARC T1 using Java Web Proxy807573 Nov 23, 2009 4:38 PM (in response to 807573)One other piece of information that I forgot to add above is that my proxy server runs as the ID webservd. When I run the proxy server as root, it is able to find the certificate, and the SSL acceleration works. I cannot seem to identify what the difference is between the webservd ID and root, as the out put of the commands above is identical no matter which ID I use.
2. Re: Enablling SSL Acceleration in SPARC T1 using Java Web Proxy807573 Feb 22, 2010 4:54 AM (in response to 807573)Yes, the workaround would be to keep root as the server instance user.
Doing a truss would probably indicate that the error happens because webservd does not have access rights to the directory "/.sunw".
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The Woodlands Country Club
The Woodlands, Texas • June 17 - 20, 2013
American Junior Golf Association • Contact: Chris Richards • (678) 644-4258 • email@example.com
Quick Facts
- The 2013 BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship is a 54-hole, stroke play event.
- The field features 73 boys and 24 girls from 7 states, the Dominican Republic, Japan, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
Tournament Storylines
|Local flavor: 84 players from Texas will compete.
|AJGA to continue junior golf tradition in The Woodlands
|The Woodlands Country Club hosted AJGA events from 1986-99 and 2004-07, and it returns in 2013 for the third year of the BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship.
|College bound
|The field of 96 players includes 25 that have signed letters of intent or given verbal commitments to continue their golf career on the collegiate level.
Schedule of Events
|Monday, June 17
|1 p.m.
|Junior-Am Awards Reception
|1 p.m. shotgun
|Practice Round
|Tuesday, June 18
|7:15 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
|First Round off No. 1 tee
|Wednesday, June 19
|7:15 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
|Second Round off No. 1 tee
|Thursday, June 20
|7:15 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
|Final Round off No. 1 tee
|5:30 p.m.
|Awards Ceremony
Top Players to Watch
|Peter Thorseth, Richmond, Texas (2014)
|At No. 14 in the Polo Golf Rankings, Thorseth is the highest ranked player in the BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship field. In March, Thorseth completed rounds of 71-67-72-210 to win the 2013 Goodman Networks Junior at Traditions. A high school senior, Thorseth has given a verbal commitment to continue his golf career at Texas A&M University in the fall of 2014. After finishing second at the 2012 BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship, Thorseth hopes to take home his second AJGA Championship this week.
|Jonathan Vasquez, Bryan, Texas (2014)
|Vasquez finished T2 behind Peter Thorseth in March at the 2013 Goodman Networks Junior at Traditions. Vasquez put together rounds of 71-71-72-214 to complete his highest career AJGA finish to date.
|Wes Artac, Kingwood, Texas (2014)
|Artac has three top-10 finishes in his AJGA career, with one of those coming at the 2012 BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship. Artac shot rounds of 71-75-74-220 to finish T3.
|Brooke McDougald, The Woodlands, Texas (2015)
|A native of The Woodlands and member of the 2012 Rolex Junior All-American honorable mention list, McDougald is in the hunt for her second AJGA victory. Last year, McDougald shot rounds of 74-73-70-217 to win the 2012 Junior All-Star at Townsend Ridge. McDougald, who has given a verbal commitment to Texas Christian University, also took home a T2 finish at the 2012 Junior All-Star Invitational.
|Taylor Coleman, San Antonio, Texas (2015)
|Early in June, Coleman took home her fourth AJGA victory, a wire-to-wire win at the AJGA Junior at Steelwood presented by AT&T. At Steelwood, Coleman shot a first round 7-under-par 65 and followed it with rounds of 70 and 75 to finish with a 6-under-par 210 tournament total. Coleman, a 2011 honorable mention Rolex Junior All-American, has given a verbal commitment to play college golf at Arizona State University.
2012 Results
BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship
The Woodlands Country Club (June 18 - 21, 2012)
|Boys Division
|Benjamin Arnett
|Houston, Texas
|Peter Thorseth
|Richmond, Texas
|Wes Artac
|Kingwood, Texas
|Jacob Veerman
|(Netherlands) Sugarland, Texas
|Shen Yoon
|(Malaysia) The Woodlands, Texas
|Girls Division
|*Julia Beck
|Austin, Texas
|Cheyenne Knight
|Aledo, Texas
|Grace Choi
|Dallas, Texas
|Eji Kwon
|(South Korea) Dallas, Texas
|Vanessa Ha
|(Canada) Allen, Texas
|* Won via a sudden-death playoff
Media Accommodations
The BilliardFactory.com Junior Championship will have AJGA communications representatives on hand to assist media throughout the week. Prior to the tournament the AJGA will provide information about the event and its participants, as well as assist with player interviews.
After each round, media officials on-site will write a recap with the day's results. These will be emailed to all media outlets. Interviews with AJGA Tournament Directors, Tournament Chairmen and juniors may be conducted before or after tournament rounds.
For more information about the AJGA and tournaments, please refer to ajga.org. Tournament websites are accessible from the homepage and include recaps, list of participants, tee times, live scoring, course and sponsorship information.
About the AJGA
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The AJGA provides valuable exposure for college golf scholarships, and has an annual junior membership (boys and girls, ages 12-18) of more than 6,300 members from 48 states and more than 50 foreign countries. Through initiatives like the Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant, a financial assistance program, and Leadership Links, a service-oriented platform that teaches juniors charitable-giving skills, the AJGA fosters the growth of golf's next generation.
Titleist, the AJGA's National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Association's success since 1989. Rolex, which is in its fourth decade of AJGA support, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004. In 2007, after 12 years of support, Ralph Lauren became the AJGA's second Premier Partner.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. Former AJGA juniors have compiled more than 600 victories on the PGA and LPGA Tours. AJGA alumni include Jordan Spieth, Brandt Snedeker, Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson, Hunter Mahan, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Stacy Lewis, Vicky Hurst, Inbee Park, Paula Creamer, Cristie Kerr, Brittany Lincicome and Morgan Pressel.
Tournament field
|Boys Division
|Ryan Alford
|Shreveport, La.
|Chase Ambrose
|Katy, Texas
|Corbin Archer
|Katy, Texas
|Benjamin Arnett
|Houston, Texas
|Wes Artac
|Kingwood, Texas
|Braden Bailey
|Groves, Texas
|Greg Bechtel
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Cole Bradford
|Plano, Texas
|Cole Buck
|Pampa, Texas
|Mario Carmona
|(Mexico) Houston, Texas
|Carson Cavner
|Jupiter, Fla.
|Austen Christiansen
|Houston, Texas
|Michael Cotton
|Katy, Texas
|Pontus Dahlstrom
|(Sweden) The Woodlands, Texas
|Brody Davis
|Edmond, Okla.
|Camden DeBonis
|Allen, Texas
|Philip Delisi
|Tokyo, Japan
|Evan Doherty
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Cooper Dossey
|Austin, Texas
|George Doykan
|Houston, Texas
|George Gardner
|Southlake, Texas
|Dennis Godoy, Jr.
|Hideaway, Texas
|Mason Greenberg
|Southlake, Texas
|Ryan Grider
|Lewisville, Texas
|Aaron Guanlao
|Haslet, Texas
|Pablo Gutierrez
|Santiago, Mexico
|Joey Hearn
|Austin, Texas
|Jake Hendrix
|Austin, Texas
|Barrett Hennington
|Seabrook, Texas
|Jose Hernandez
|Dominican Republic
|Raul Hernandez
|(Venezuela) League City, Texas
|Devin Jackson
|Longview, Texas
|Andrew Jacobe
|Houston, Texas
|Charles Kim
|(South Korea) Cedar Park, Texas
|Klein Klotz
|Austin, Texas
|Walker Lee
|Houston, Texas
|Jack Little
|Montgomery, Texas
|Taylor MacKay
|(Canada) Houston, Texas
|Matthew Maier
|Richmond, Texas
|Jake Mccrory
|Deer Park, Texas
|Ryan Mendoza
|Dove Canyon, Calif.
|Chandler Muscat
|Seabrook, Texas
|Tobin Niblett
|Austin, Texas
|Travis Ola
|Houston, Texas
|Zach Partin
|Lewisville, Texas
|Andrew Paysse
|Temple, Texas
|Michael Perras
|Pasadena, Texas
|Ryan Peterson
|Houston, Texas
|Chandler Phillips
|Huntsville, Texas
|Chase Phillips
|Austin, Texas
|Kevin Pourasef
|San Antonio, Texas
|Brady Price
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Ashton Radvansky
|Houston, Texas
|Grant Rapoza
|Long Beach, Calif.
|Mariano Romero
|Morelia, Mexico
|Jack Sagehorn
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Jordan Sanders
|Cedar Park, Texas
|David Schack
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Kasen Schneider
|San Antonio, Texas
|Jassem Setayesh
|Plano, Texas
|Hunter Shattuck
|Jacksonville, Texas
|Austin Shaw
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Trent Stumbaugh
|Cypress, Texas
|Nick Thornton
|Boerne, Texas
|Peter Thorseth
|Richmond, Texas
|Zach Tracy
|Houston, Texas
|Diego Trevino
|(Mexico) The Woodlands, Texas
|Jonathan Vasquez
|Bryan, Texas
|Jacob Veerman
|(Netherlands) Sugarland, Texas
|Chester Wang
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Girls Division
|Gracie Aday
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Emma Ballard
|Humble, Texas
|Greta Bruner
|Conroe, Texas
|Margaret Byers
|San Antonio, Texas
|Alisa Chong
|Carrollton, Texas
|Annika Clark
|Highlands, Texas
|Taylor Coleman
|San Antonio, Texas
|Hailee Cooper
|Montgomery, Texas
|Courtney Dow
|Frisco, Texas
|Elizabeth Doykan
|Houston, Texas
|Susan Hagger
|Katy, Texas
|Chaithra Katamneni
|(India) Coppell, Texas
|Allison Kuntz
|Austin, Texas
|Erica Lautensack
|Arlington, Texas
|Binny Lee
|Frisco, Texas
|Maddie Luitwieler
|Katy, Texas
|Maddie McCrary
|Wylie, Texas
|Brooke McDougald
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Kelly McGovern
|The Woodlands, Texas
|Sabina Pena
|(Mexico) Mission, Texas
|Ana Raga
|(Venezuela) League City, Texas
|Ariana Saenz
|Porter, Texas
|Amber Wang
|Sugar Land, Texas


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|Olive oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Lean ground beef
|3⁄4 Pound (7% Fat Or Less)
|1 , chopped
|3 Clove (15 gm), minced
|Bell pepper
|1 , seeded and chopped
|Chili powder
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground cumin
|1 Teaspoon
|Canned diced tomatoes
|28 Ounce (1 Can)
|Canned pinto beans
|15 1⁄2 Ounce, rinsed and drained (1 Can)
|Canned navy beans
|15 1⁄2 Ounce, rinsed and drained (1 Can)
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Quick cooking brown rice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
1. Heat the oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the beef and cook, breaking it apart with a wooden spoon, until no longer pink, about 4 minutes. Add the onion, garlic, bell pepper, chili powder, and cumin; cook until the vegetables soften, 3-4 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, pinto beans, navy beans, and salt; bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, uncovered, until the chili thickens slightly, about 15 minutes.
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Beginning January 5, 2010, novel H1N1 influenza vaccine will be available to the general public at the Bullitt County Health Department on Tuesdays from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
These clinics will be open to all persons 6 months of age and older wanting H1N1 vaccination.
Please wear a short-sleeved shirt for your convenience.
All children must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian.
Legal guardians must have custody paperwork.
Bullitt County Schools Calendar of Events: December 2009
MAP Testing Window
Technology PD (NEW email system information) at Roby Elementary; 4-6pm
North Area Flu Clinic for students at North Bullitt; 5-8pm
Faculty Senate Meeting at Bullitt East; 1:30pm
December in the Bluegrass is filled with joyous occasions, family tradition and festive events celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Eve. Many of these holiday gatherings will include the consumption of alcohol, lending way to the potential for impaired drivers on Kentucky roadways.
Every year law enforcement officials make a plea to those who drink to stay off the roads. While drunk driving is a horrible crime any day of the year, statistics show that the holiday season has the greatest incidence for crashes involving alcohol.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A high school or college football coach always walks that fine line when making out a schedule for his team.
On one hand, you want to prepare your team as best you can and you can only do that by challenging your players in the games. Big wins over good opponents give your players confidence that they can do it again.
On the other hand, you don't want to over schedule and wreck your teams' confidence with debilitating losses. Or worse, collect mounting injuries that hamper your team against opponents they should be competitive with.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - If the voters were truly representative of the pulse of the community, people in Shepherdsville are ready for Sunday liquor sales in places that serve food.
On Thursday and Friday, 323 people went to Shepherdsville City Hall to cast a ballot. When the votes were counted, 241 said they favored Sunday alcohol sales in places which sell at least 70 percent in food and 82 were opposed.
The vote does not bind the current council members.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A man who had issues in Bullitt Family Court was arrested on Tuesday morning after making threats against the judge.
Douglas Matthewj Patterson, 32,of Bardstown, is now lodged in the Bullitt County Detention Center.
Patterson has been charged with retaliation against a participant in a legal proceeding.
According to Det. Mike Cook of the Bullitt County Sheriff's Department, a tip had been received last week that Patterson had made threats against Bullitt Circuit Family Court Judge Elise Spainhour.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A man has entered a guilty plea on a charge relating to an incident that occurred 37 years ago in Jefferson County.
Stephen Ray Thomason entered a guilty plea on Thursday in Bullitt Circuit Court to the charge of wrongfully registering. The case was set to go to a jury trial before the matter was resolved.
A special prosecutor from the state Attorney General Jack Conway's office agreed to a one-year sentence but that would be served for five years on pre-trial diversion.
Final sentencing is set for Jan. 25 in Bullitt Circuit Court.
LOUISVILLE - Heading into her first season as a head coach, North Bullitt Lady Eagle mentor Amber Courtney had a lot of concerns.
That happens when two of your top seven players are eighth-graders and there are only three upperclassmen in the whole program and one of them is playing for the first season.
Still, Courtney's top worry at the start of the season was finding ways for her team to put the ball in the basket. That problem was obvious on Tuesday as the Lady Eagles went into Louisville and were dominated by Sixth Region rival Presentation 62-36.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - You've lived in your home for 40 years and never had any problems.
Then, out of the blue, it happens.
Someone breaks into your home and steals your valuable jewelry, your money and even your prescription drugs. More than that, the perpetrator has stolen your sense of security.
From his 30 years of experience in the law enforcement field, Bullitt County sheriff Donnie Tinnell knows the above scenario is true. His department faces similar stories each week.
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Transmission problems are common in this model, often as a result of a failed front pump. The pump loses its ability to create hydraulic pressure, which an automatic transmission needs to function. A sign of front pump failure can be a whine type noise.
MINE WILL SLIP, WHEN GOING AT AN EVEN SLOWER SPEED, TRYING TO GO UP A GEAR, IT HUNTS FOR THE GEAR FOR AWHILE AND THE ENGINE REVS, BUT CANNOT FIND THE GEAR FOR AWHILE. THEN IT FINDS THE GEAR AND IT IS FINE. - Visitor
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Whining noise in low gear, changing frequency as it slips into 2nd gear. Some of the same noise as it accelerates in 2nd gear. Not noticable after gets in 3rd and 4th. Ford dealer says it's common and not a problem as long as the car isn't loosing power. (DUH). - Visitor
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Revs up before it takes off after stopping. Shifts in and out of gears as I drive. - Visitor
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There is a whining noise and sometime it hesitate while driving. - Visitor
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Had to pay for a new transmishion on our 2005 Merc. Grand Marquis within first year we bought from dealer in 2009. Hesitated when put in gear and slow to catch gear :( felt Taken... - Visitor
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car whines only from 1st to 2nd gear, all other gear switches are fine. - Visitor
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the car feel like it shifts from drive to nutural when i am driving, even when i am on the highway. I had a test done, and they said it is metal in the fluid. - mskpngitreal
just after buying car few years ago car whined in and out of gear then catch be ok. we got it checked but brought it back several times right after warenty exspired they told us we need a rebuilt transmishion. so upseting 3,000 later.. - Visitor
2000 mercury marquis, 155,000 miles. Transmission Whine, fluid clean and up to level. Shifts fine has a whine all gears. - Visitor
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Hi ladies just wondering if any of you out there could help me (and i apologize in advance for TMI!!)
Ok i stopped BC on May 29th when I got my AF.
Got my next 'proper' AF on 17th June (a 20 day cycle)
Was very heavy and lasted about 5 days.
Because I have only stopped BC recently I am not sure when I am O'ing so DH and i have been BD regularly just in case.
If i am in fact on a 20 day cycle, I should have gotten AF on Friday 6th of July, so far nothing, so I am approximately 6 days late for AF.
I noticed a few days ago that I had very light spotting (pale red, brown at times) but only when I wiped and it only lasted 2 days.
Could this be implantation bleeding?
Other symptoms I have are headaches, extreme fatigue and a bit of heartburn.
Will it be too early to take a test? Dont want to face the dissapointment of seeing another negative just yet.
Any thoughts on this matter would be muchly appreciated!
Thanks guys!
I would not assume that your cycle will be 20 days again since you just stopped the BC. It couldn't hurt to take a test. Good luck!
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Roman Hubbell (1891-1957) was the second son of John Lorenzo Hubbell (1853-1930), noted pioneer Indian trader and founder of the J. L. Hubbell Trading Post at Ganado in Arizona Territory, 1876. The area surrounding the trading post eventually became par ...
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William B. Griffen was born January 30, 1928 in Los Angeles, California. He remained in southern California throughout his childhood and earned a BA in Political Science and Economics from Whittier College in 1951. Two years later, Griffen began graduat ...
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Petition, 1734, to the Marques de Castelfuerte, Viceroy of Peru, on behalf of the tributary Yanaconas Indians
The Yanaconas were a hereditary class of Indian servants in South America. Early in the history of Spanish conquest, the King granted to his favorites an "encomienda," or rights to use a piece of land, recruit Indian labor, and collect taxes, as ...
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L. S. M. Curtin was an avid naturalist, ethnobotanist, and a published author. Her ethnobotanical research was primarily concerned with the use of herbs and plants being used as diet staples and medicine among southwestern ethnic and indigenous groups. Sh ...
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Journal of John Gregory Bourke
John gregory Bourke, 1846-1896, was a U.S. Army soldier, author, and ethnologist. The collection contains a holograph journal, with sketches; kept by Bourke while a lieutenant in the U.S. Army, 3rd cavalry. Bourke describes visits to the Bannock Indians, ...
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Papers of the Oury Family
The Oury family was an Arizona pioneer family, prominent in territorial political and military affairs. William S. Oury served as first Mayor of Tucson, 1864, and sheriff of Pima County, 1873-1877; he was a participant in the Camp Grant Massacre in which ...
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Reports of a Land Management Survey, Navajo Indian Reservation
The collection consists of 54 bound folders containing reports and statistics of a land management survey on the Navajo Indian Reservation, relating to the agronomy, soil and water conservation problems existing on the reservation during the 1930s. Also i ...
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Papers of Berard Haile
Berard Haile was a Franciscan missionary, linguist, and anthropologist. Worked extensively with the Navajo at Lukachukai and St. Michaels Missions in Arizona and wrote several works on Navajo ceremonials, language and grammar. Collection includes correspo ...
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A Pima Remembers
George Webb was a cattleman and farmer in Arizona as well as an Associate Judge of the Tribal Court, 1942-1950. This collection includes the author's original typescript of sketches of Pima history and traditions. It also includes revisions with edit ...
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Correspondence of Merrill Pingree Freeman
Merrill Freeman was born in Ohio in February 1844. He was a resident of Nevada for 18 years and moved to Tucson, Arizona in 1880. In 1884 he was appointed postmaster for the city of Tucson, but resigned this position in 1887 to accept the position as a ca ...
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Mezzo-soprano Megan Gillespie was a student at the Castleton Festival�s residency program a mere five days when she had an absolutely phenomenal experience — a full-hour private training session with internationally acclaimed mezzo Denyce Graves.
�I already have learned so much,� rhapsodized Gillespie, 26, a Los Angeles resident who lived for almost a decade in Reston.
Selected after a rigorous audition process from more than 400 applicants, Gillespie is one of 49 young professional singers and students in the 2012 Castleton Artists Training Seminars.
�When I got here, they told me they scheduled the session, and I thought �how very cool,�� recalled Gillespie, a striking five-foot-eight-inch-tall redhead, who both performs and teaches voice.
Working together on a Rossini aria, Graves, a Washington, D.C., native, advised the up-and-comer not only on vocal technique but also shared practical career and health advice.
�She was so very inspiring, such a force,� Gillespie said.
Counseled by Graves that she was more than ready to audition for opera house management, Gillespie, who has a master�s degree from the Manhattan School of Music, enthused, �When you hear that from Denyce Graves, how can you not do it. � In five days, all of a sudden, I feel new career paths in front of me.�
In its fourth season, the Castleton Festival, founded and primarily funded by world-renowned Maestro Lorin Maazel and his wife, famed German actress Deitlinde Turban, brings together experienced professionals with approximately 200 advanced young musicians and other performance artists.
Most in their 20s, members of the residency programs, like Gillespie, live, learn and perform at Maazel�s sylvan, 600-acre working livestock farm in Rappahannock County — home also to an unusually mellow zebra and a �zonkey� — from June through the end of July.
During this time of year, if you walk by one of the farm�s outbuildings retrofitted for rehearsals, you are most likely to hear beautiful music.
Most summer performances at the farm are held in Castleton�s Festival Theatre — a large, well-lit and air-conditioned permanent tent-like structure set in a meadow, which boasts a full-size state-of-the-art stage and orchestra pit.
More intimate performances take place in the 140-seat Theatre House, whose adjoining Great Room offers fine dining before and after performances by reservation. Constructed from a mixture of cedar and cherry woods and stone, it sits on the foundation of a coop that once housed 15,000 chickens.
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�Tomorrow�s stars,� as Maazel describes them, Castleton�s young singers, conductors, instrumentalists, music directors, set and costume designers and technicians are presenting an ambitious season of opera and concert performances Friday through July 22 at Castleton as well as George Mason University�s Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas.
The Festival in Rappahannock opens Friday with �An Italian Extravaganza� concert and gala, featuring Maazel conducting the Castleton Festival Orchestra, and Graves, as special guest soloist, performing selections from Puccini, Verdi, Rossini and Respighi.
The Castleton Festival Orchestra also will play two other concerts: premieres of Mahler�s �Symphony No. 1,� paired with a new �Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra� by the Washington, D.C.-based composer M�ximo Fl�gelman (Sunday), and Beethoven�s �Symphony No. 9� and the �Leonore Overture No. 3� (July 7), conducted by Rafael Payare of Venezuela, the winner of the Malko Competition for Young Conductors.
Among Castleton�s new opera productions are Rossini�s �Barber of Seville� (Saturday and June 29, July 1) and Bizet�s �Carmen� (June 30, July 6 and 8), both conducted by Maazel in Castleton�s Festival Theatre.
And as its first venture into musical theater, Castleton is presenting a production of Sondheim�s �A Little Night Music� (July 14, 15 and 16). Especially created for the CATS program, its members, accompanied by the Castleton Festival Orchestra, play all roles and sing in the supporting choruses.
Gillespie, for example, has been cast as the sexy maid Petra, who sings the lusty tribute to living life to the fullest in �The Miller�s Son.�
Other programs include: award-winning violinist Jennifer Koh (July 21) performing a solo all-Bach recital, and the Festival�s fourth annual Family Day (July 3), featuring tours of the farm and an open house with a 7 p.m. concert starring homegrown bluegrass legends Seldom Scene, followed by a fireworks display.
Growing CATSThe addition of �A Little Night Music� to the Festival�s repertoire is part of Castleton�s focus this year on its CATS program, according to Nancy Gustafson, 55, the festival�s general manager, head of CATS and an operatic soprano who sang in the world�s major opera houses for three decades.
�I�m everything,� Gustafson, a totally down-to-earth diva, noted with a laugh, explaining that she also drives one of the vans that at 6 a.m. pick up Castleton�s young resident artists, who range in age this season from 16 to 37. Because dorm space is limited at the farm, many live in nearby motels and private homes during their residencies.
�I�m a colleague, mentor, coach, and in some ways their mother. I�ve been there, done that. I know exactly how they�re feeling. Our whole team feels that way.�
However, stars, future or otherwise, do not simply happen — no matter how much raw talent they have. Everything from mastering musical technique and multiple languages to acting and movement to the business of getting hired and managing a career come under Castleton�s training purview.
In addition to master classes and special private sessions taught by distinguished visitors like Graves, CATS� expanded 2012 focus has included upping its teaching and coaching team to 11.
�All fabulous artists in their own right as well as fabulous teachers,� among CATS mentors, Gustafson noted, are internationally acclaimed opera singers. They include tenor Standford Olsen; soprano Rosa Vento, who also is a professor of voice at New York University; mezzo-soprano Suzanne Mentzer; and baritone Richard Stillwell, a McLean resident.
Also working with CATS members are operatic voice teacher and renowned recitalist Marlene Kleinman Malas and Nashville recording artist, pianist and voice and performance coach Ron Browning.
In addition, CATS students this season will receive more �real-world� guidance from 50-year opera company veteran Brian Dickie, who retires in August after an 11-year tenure as general director of the Chicago Opera Theater.
And always there providing their own world-class guidance are Maazel, who evaluated every audition, sometimes online, no matter where he was in the world, and Turban, 54, who, besides also acting as a mother hen, hones students� acting and German skills.
Maazel, 82, who, according to Gustafson �falls in love every year with the CATS chorus,� is invigorated by working with Castleton�s talented young musicians. She recalled the maestro�s recent return from China just as this year�s student artists were arriving. �Instead of saying �I�m tired,� he reflected, �We really are lucky to be able to do this with young people.��
It�s what both Gustafson and Gillespie call the �Castleton spirit.�
The first thing Gustafson asks each CATS member is to define his or her specific goals for the experience.
Asked again, Gillespie thought for a moment and responded, �That�s a tough question. � For me, it�s to be a sponge and to have all this learning come upon me.�
Besides launching numerous careers, Castleton�s residency program, Gustafson happily announced, also has sparked at least two marriages.
Watching the interaction between Castleton�s gifted young artists and their distinguished mentors is a continuing thrill, said Gustafson, who also describes herself as �one of the luckiest people in the world to be doing this.
�I can�t tell you how many times a day I get goose bumps,� she said.
Castleton at Hylton Center
The Castleton Festival also brings two programs to Merchant Hall at the Hylton Performing Arts Center: �Gershwin and Company, An All-American Evening� (June 28), featuring pianist Kevin Cole, one of the country�s premier Gershwin piano interpreters; and �Grand Opera in Concert: Puccini�s La Boh�me� (July 7).
In it second year, this collaboration, said Hylton�s Executive Director Rick Davis, is a natural. �Hylton is a place of cultural ambition and aspiration and so is Castleton,� he suggested.
Excited by this year�s programs, Davis, 54, who formerly was artistic director of GMU�s professional Theater of the First Amendment in Fairfax, said: �Lorin Maazel is the best there is, and the people he attracts also are at the top of their games. If you ever watched him rehearse, there is this incredible electric energy. The players play with joy and engagement. It�s almost like watching theater.�
The concert version of �La Boheme� will �offer veteran opera-goers, like me, a new way into the work,� he said. For those new to opera, it will be �a great, more pure way to be introduced to the form.�
Gustafson, he noted, will give a mini-class on �La Boheme� to the Life-Long Learning Institute in Manassas on June 28 before the Hylton concert.
When Hylton�s Gershwin program was initially planned with Gustafson, Broadway�s two Tony-award-winning Gershwin musicals, �Porgy and Bess� and �Nice Work If You Can Get It,� were not yet in the picture. �When you�re hot, you�re hot,� Davis suggested with a laugh.
�I�m excited,� he added, to hear what Maazel will do with �Rhapsody in Blue.�
Commenting on his own contributions to Castleton, Maazel, in the 2012 season brochure, promised simply, �I shall be there all the time doing my thing ... mentoring, conducting, smiling.�


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#16 Nebraska (10-3, 0-0) vs. #11 Oklahoma (10-1, 0-0)
McCasland Field House, Norman, Okla. Friday, Jan. 28, 2011 7 p.m.
Series History: OU leads, 35-18-1Last Meeting: OU won, 22-15, on Feb. 4, 2010, in Lincoln, Neb. Stat Tracker: www.soonersports.com
#16 Nebraska (10-3, 0-0) vs. #7 Missouri (14-5, 0-0)
Hearnes Center, Columbia, Mo. Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011 1 p.m.
Series History: NU leads, 38-17-3Last Meeting: MU won, 22-16, on Jan. 29, 2010, in Lincoln, Neb.Stat Tracker: www.nwcaonline.com
** The No. 16 Nebraska wrestling team kicks off its' last run through the Big 12 Conference this weekend when they hit the road to take on two top 15 teams. The Huskers begin the weekend on Friday, Jan. 28, when they take on the No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners at 7 p.m. in Norman, Okla., before traveling to Columbia, Mo., to dual the No. 7 Missouri Tigers at 1 p.m. Live stats for both matches will be available at nwcaonline.com*and soonersports.com.
** Nebraska enters the match with a 10-3 record after splitting two duals last weekend against No. 4 Wisconsin and Northern Iowa. The Huskers dropped their match against the Badgers on Friday, but responded with a come-from-behind victory over the Panthers of Northern Iowa on Sunday. Andy Johnson propelled the Huskers to victory after his major decision victory at the 197-pound match to give NU the 18-15 victory. This weekend's matches will mark the end of the Huskers' seven-dual road trip, which stretched back to the Lone Star Duals on Jan. 15. In those matches, NU has accumulated a 4-1 record and owns a 7-2 record when competing on the road.
** After this weekend's duals, NU will return to the NU Coliseum for a pair of matches against Arizona State and Oklahoma State. Nebraska will take on the Sun Devils on Friday, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m., before taking on Oklahoma State on Sunday, Feb. 6, at 1 p.m.Last Time Out: Johnson Leads Huskers Past Panthers
** Trailing by one point entering the final match against the Northern Iowa Panthers, Andy Johnson (NU) was able to rally the Nebraska wrestling team back to an 18-15 victory on Sunday, Jan. 23, in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The No. 16 Huskers saw their record improve to 10-3 on the season, while Northern Iowa dropped to 7-8. The Huskers have now won at least ten duals nine times since the 2000-01 season.
** The dual opened with a pair of ranked wrestlers at the 285-pound weight class in No. 10 Tucker Lane (NU) and No. 16 Christian Brantley (UNI).* After no scoring in the first two periods, Lane was able to score an escape and was awarded the riding time point to take the match, 2-0.
** At 125-pounds, David Klingsheim (NU) was unable to hold of Caleb Flores (UNI) giving up a takedown with :36 remaining in the third period to give Flores the 2-1 victory. Ridge Kiley (NU) was able to get the Huskers back on track at 133-pounds, defeating Ryan Jauch (UNI), 3-2. After scoring a reversal to take a 2-1 lead, Jauch tied the score at 2-2 after being awarded a stalling point, but Kiley was able to collect over a minute of riding time and took the match, 3-2.
** After Kiley's victory, the Huskers dropped three straight decisions and fell behind by six points in the team score at 12-6, before senior Jordan Burroughs recorded his ninth technical fall victory of the season to pull the Huskers within one. Burroughs was dominant in his victory John Simon (UNI), recording five takedowns in the first period in route to his 21-5 win. Burroughs now owns a 23-0 record on the year.
** Following Burroughs' win, sophomore Caleb Kolb (NU) regained the lead for NU after defeating Brice Wolf (UNI) by decision, 5-3, at 174-pounds. Kolb used two second period takedowns to give the Huskers a 14-12 lead in the team score.
** The lead didn't last long for NU as No. 14 Ryan Loder (UNI) upset No. 12 Josh Ihnen (NU) at 184-pounds, 5-0, to setup the deciding match at 197-pounds. In that match, Johnson (NU) used three takedowns and two near falls to defeat Jarion Beets (UNI) by major decision, 12-0, and give NU the 18-15 victory. Johnson improved his record to 20-8 on the season and 2-0 on the weekend after defeating Derrick Borlie against Wisconsin.
A Closer Look at the Oklahoma Sooners
** The No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners enter Friday's dual with an impressive 10-1 overall record. The Sooners have a deep and talented lineup that features seven nationally-ranked wrestlers, including three which are ranked inside the top ten.
** OU began the season by winning its' first five duals of the season with wins over Central Oklahoma, Buffalo, Arizona State, Oklahoma City and North Carolina State. In all five of those matches, OU did not allow their opponent to win more than two matches. Their first loss of the season came in their Big 12 opener against No. 2 Oklahoma State, 22-12. In that match, OU collected victories from No. 2 Tyler Caldwell, Matt Lester, No. 6 Zack Bailey and No. 7 Jarrod Patterson, but were unable to upend the powerful Cowboys.
** Since that loss, OU has reeled of five-straight victories including a 33-7 win over No. 15 Iowa State to give them their first conference victory of the season. Against the Cyclones, OU produced six-straight victories to close the match in route to their victory.
** The Sooners are led by sophomore Tyler Caldwell, who is ranked at No. 2 at 165-pounds by InterMat. Caldwell has a team leading 25 victories on the season and is a perfect 10-0 in dual competition. The Wichita, Kan., native will match up against No. 1 Jordan Burroughs (NU), marking the second time this season the top two wrestlers at that weight division have faced off. Also leading the way for OU are No. 7 Jarrod Patterson (125) and No. 6 Zack Bailey (141), who have a combined 20-1 dual record.
** OU is coached by Jack Spates, who is in his 18th and final season as the head coach for Oklahoma. Spates announced his retirement from coaching before the start of this season.
Oklahoma Ranked Wrestlers
125-Jarrod Patterson (7)
133-Jordan Keller (19)
141-Zack Bailey (6)
157-Chase Nelson (11)
165-Tyler Caldwell (2)
184- Erich Schmidtke (17)
HWT-Nathan Fernandez (10)
Husker History vs. Oklahoma
** The Huskers and Sooners have a rich history together having faced off over 50 times in their histories. OU holds an edge in the all-time record at 18-35-1, but NU has won three out of the last four duals against the Sooners. OU broke Nebraska's three-dual winning streak over them last season by taking down the Huskers, 22-15, in Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska and Oklahoma's 54 duals against each other rank third on the all-time chart at Nebraska behind only Missouri (58) and Minnesota (66).
A Closer Look at the Missouri Tigers
** Currently riding a five-dual winning streak, the No. 7 Missouri Tigers will enter Sunday's match against Nebraska as one of the hottest teams in college wrestling. After dropping a close match to then-No. 1 Cornell at the NWCA National Duals on Jan. 8, Missouri has beaten two teams currently ranked inside the top ten of the NWCA Coaches Poll in No. 5 Oklahoma State and No. 10 Boise State.
** Against Oklahoma State, Dom Bradley's decision victory over Tyson Yoder (OSU) gave the Tigers their 21-19 victory and secured a fifth place finish at the NWCA National Duals, which was their highest finish since 2007. Earlier at the National Duals, Mizzou was able to win the last four matches against Boise State and take the dual by a 21-12 count.
** The Tigers are led by Alan Waters at 125-pounds who is in the middle of a stellar freshman campaign. The No. 6-rated wrestler has won 34 matches overall this season and has collected an 18-1 record in dual play. Missouri has another top ten wrestler in heavyweight Dom Bradley. Bradley, who checks in at No. 4 nationally, has accumulated 15 dual wins this season. Other ranked wrestlers for MU include No. 12 Todd Schavrien (141), No. 11 Zach Toal (165), No. 15 Mike Larson (184), No. 20 Dorian Henderson (174) and N0. 10 Brent Haynes (197).
** Missouri is coached by Brian Smith, who is in his 13th season as head coach.
Missouri Ranked Wrestlers
125-Alan Waters (9)
141-Todd Schavrien (12)
165-Zach Toal (11)
184-Mike Larson (15)
174-Dorian Henderson (20)
197-Brent Haynes (10)
HWT-Dom Bradley (4)
Husker History vs. Missouri
** Nebraska and Missouri have faced off 58 total times in their histories with Nebraska holding a 38-17-3 edge in the all-time record. Last season, NU fell to the Tigers, 22-16, in Lincoln, Neb., on Jan. 29, 2010.
NU vs. Oklahoma State Dual Time Changed
** Head coach Mark Manning and the Nebraska wrestling team has pushed up the start time of their dual against the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Sunday, Feb. 6. The match, originally planned to start at 2 p.m., will now begin at 1 p.m. at the NU Coliseum.
** Nebraska's dual against the Cowboys will be Alumni Day at the NU Coliseum, with several former Huskers being honored before the match as NU celebrates its 100th anniversary season. Also, fans who attend the men's basketball game Feb. 5 against Kansas will receive free admission to the dual by showing their ticket stub at the door.
** The Huskers, who sport a 10-3 record on the season, travel to Norman, Okla., this Friday to take on the No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners at 7 p.m., before facing the Missouri Tigers on Sunday, Jan. 30, in Columbia, Mo., at 1 p.m.
Burroughs Looks to Cement Name in Record Books
** After becoming the 19th wrestler in program history to reach the 100-win mark earlier this season, Burroughs has his sights set on many of the school's all-time wrestling records as he goes after his second NCAA title.
** - Moved past Jeff Coltvet (1984-89) for No. 6 in the all-time victories chart with 115.
** - Currently sits at No. 6 on the all-time winning percentage chart with a .852 clip and a 115-20-0 career record.
** - Needs two dual victories to move into the top ten in career dual wins.
** -Currently at No. 8 in career dual winning percentage at .875.
** - Has accumulated 15 falls this season to move his career total to 36. Burroughs would need 9 more victories by technical fall or pin to move into the top 5 career falls list at NU.
Huskers Look to Finish Seven-Match Road Swing on High Note
** The Huskers will look to end their longest road dual streak on the schedule on a high note this weekend as they are set to compete in their sixth and seventh consecutive road duals. The Huskers last had a home dual on Dec. 11, when they defeated Oregon State, 17-16, and return back to the Coliseum until Feb. 4, when they will take on Arizona State at 7 p.m.
** So far this season, the Huskers own a 7-2 dual record while on the road with away matches against No. 7 Missouri, No. 11 Oklahoma, Duke and North Carolina remaining on the schedule.
Johnson Making Most of Return to Huskers
** Senior Andy Johnson is making the most of his return to the Husker lineup after sitting out from competition in 2009-10. In his first three seasons as a Husker, Johnson accumulated just four dual wins and 22 victories overall.* This season, Johnson has started every dual at the 197-pound weight class and has earned a 9-4 record during the dual season, while claiming 20 victories overall. Last weekend, Johnson was most impressive going 2-0 with victories over Derrick Borle (Wis.) and Jarion Beets (UNI).
Huskers Release 2011 Summer Camp Dates
** The Nebraska wrestling program has announced camp dates for the summer of 2011 on the days listed below. Camp information, including dates, costs and an application form, will be available before the end of January.
** The Husker staff will host three team camps and three specialized individual camps during the summer of 2011. Wrestlers in attendance will have a chance to learn from and compete with the Husker wrestling staff and team members. Head Coach Mark Manning will provide instruction at each camp as well as numerous guest instructors. To sign up for the 2011 wrestling camps, visit Huskers.com or call the Husker wrestling office at (402) 472-9430.
** Team Camp I - June 26-30
** Team Camp II - July 10-14*
** Team Camp III - July 17-21
** Technique Camp - June 14-17
** Intensive Camp - July 8-21
** Takedown Camp - July 7-10
Burroughs Brings in Big 12 Awards
** Senior Jordan Burroughs is one of two wrestlers in the Big 12 to receive Big 12 Wrestler of the Week honors twice this season. Burroughs was honored on Dec. 13, 2010, and Jan. 3, 2011. Over his career, Burroughs has been named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week four times in his career.
Huskers Announce Talented Signing Class
** Head Coach Mark Manning and the Husker wrestling program have announced the signings of four high school seniors who plan to enroll and compete at Nebraska beginning with the 2011-12 season.
** Three of the four signees are ranked in the InterMat Top 25, while the other is a two-time Nebraska Class C state champion. Three of the wrestlers have been crowned state champions at their respective high schools.
2010-11 Nebraska Wrestling Signees (bold weights indicate projected college division)
Austin Wilson, Hastings, Neb. (Hastings St. Cecilia) - 157/165
** Austin Wilson will enter his senior season at Hastings St. Cecilia looking to break the all-time career victories record in Nebraska state high school history. Wilson owns a 133-3 career record and would need 39 victories to break the record of 172. As a sophomore, Wilson finished the season with a perfect 47-0 record while only giving up one takedown and one reversal all season en route to the Class C state title at 130 pounds. In his junior season, the Hastings native was just as impressive, going 48-0 and only being scored on one time. Wilson's 48 victories as a junior broke an All-Class record for wins a season. Wilson is nationally-ranked as the No. 15 wrestler in his weight division according to WIN magazine. Wilson is set to wrestle at either the 157 or 165 pounds.
Jake Sueflohn, Hartland, Wis., (Arrowhead) - 141/149
** Jake Sueflohn has established himself as one of the best high school wrestlers in the country after winning the 2010 Wisconsin Division I state championship at 135 pounds. Sueflohn, a Harland, Wis. Native, is ranked as the No. 4 wrestler in the nation at the 140-pound weight division and is the No. 23 ranked recruit overall according to InterMat. As a freshman, Sueflohn finished third at the state championships at 119, while recording a 50-4 record. His sophomore season saw him finish in the runner-up spot at the 125-pound weight division going 38-5. Sueflohn owns a 146-12 career record. Sueflhon is slated to wrestle at either 141 or 149 pounds.
Donny Longendyke, White Bear Lake, Minn. (White Bear Lake) - HWT
** Donny Longendyke will enter his senior season as one of the most dominate heavyweights in the country after going 47-0 as a junior, while recording 39 pins en route to the Minnesota Class AAA state championship. In his sophomore season, Longendyke recorded a 39-2 mark and a second place finish at the state championships. Longendyke was the No. 2 rated heavyweight recruit in the country according to InterMat, and the No. 25 overall prospect in the country. This summer, Longendyke was most impressive at the USA Wrestling National Championships in Fargo, N.D., where he placed in all five events he entered and earned a spot in the finals twice. Longendyke will wrestle at the Heavyweight spot for the Huskers.
James Green, Willingboro, N.J. (Willingboro) - 157
** James Green will join the Husker wrestling program after accumulating over 100 victories in his first three seasons at Willingboro (N.J.) High School. As a junior, Green finished his junior season with a 35-2 record and a second place finish at the state championships. Green is considered one of the top recruits in the country and is ranked as the No. 22 overall prospect by InterMat. The Willingboro, N.J. native is the 2nd-ranked wrestler at the 145-pound weight division by WIN magazine and checks in as the 4th-ranked wrestler in Intermat's individual rankings. Green is projected to be a 157-pound wrestler at Nebraska.
Four-Time All-American Snyder Returns as Assistant Coach
** The Nebraska wrestling team announced this offseason the return and addition of one of the most decorated student-athletes in program history, as Bryan Snyder was named an assistant coach for the Huskers Over the summer,
** The only four-time All-American and four-time conference champion in school history, Snyder comes back to the Husker wrestling program in its 100th anniversary season. The Easton, Pa., native spent last year as the head assistant coach at Arizona State and helped guide five Sun Devils to the 2010 NCAA Championships in Omaha. Snyder began his coaching experience as an assistant at Harvard in 2002-03, while returning to the Husker wrestling program as a graduate assistant coach for two seasons (2003-04 and 2004-05), as NU went 38-5-1 in duals and finished fifth at the 2004 NCAA Championships.
** As a wrestler, Snyder ranks No. 1 on Nebraska's all-time winning percentage chart (.925), compiling a 136-11 record from 1999-2002. He claimed All-America accolades and a Big 12 championship all four years, while finishing as the NCAA runner-up at 157 pounds in 2001 and 2002. He amassed over 30 wins per season three times, including his 43-3 record as a sophomore that stands as the second-best single-season mark in school history. A four-time NWCA All-Academic selection, Snyder was named the 2002 Nebraska Male Student-Athlete of the Year and graduated with a double major in Sociology and Communication Studies.
Brester, Brown Join NU Coaching Staff
** Two recent NU All-Americans will add further experience and knowledge to the Husker wrestling coaching staff as Nebraska announced the additions of volunteer assistant Brandon Browne and administrative assistant Craig Brester. Along with coach Bryan Snyder, the three new hires combined to win 87 percent of their matches and earn eight All-America honors during their Husker careers.
** Browne will be in his second year with the Huskers after serving as the team's club coach last year. A native of Plattsmouth, Neb., Browne won back-to-back Big 12 championships at 174 pounds in 2008 and 2009.
** Brester will be the most recent face on the NU staff and serve the role of administrative assistant. The Howells, Neb., native finished his career this past March with his second-straight NCAA runner-up finish at 197 pounds. Through four years, Brester produced a 109-21 record and ranks with the eight-best winning percentage (.838) in school history.
Hendricks Look Forward to Hendricks Training Complex
** The Nebraska wrestling program will be experiencing some major facility improvements in the near future, starting with the addition of the Hendricks Training Complex.
** The Hendricks Training Complex, which will provide three full-sized practice mats, new office suites and new areas for both strength and conditioning and athletic medicine at the Bob Devaney Sports Center, is currently under construction. The new practice facility will be open for student-athletes at Nebraska beginning in the 2011-12 season - the same year the Huskers are scheduled to begin competition in the Big Ten Conference.
** In addition to the new practice and training facility, the Husker men's and women's basketball teams will move into a new home in 2013-14 with the addition of a new downtown arena. At the same time, the Devaney Center will undergo major renovations to benefit the sports who will remain housed in the facility.
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60 year old man | San Diego, CA, USA | Seeking women 30-46 within 30 miles of Miramar Ranch N, CA
Active within 24 hours
Life is good today
My friends would describe me as a serious, studious guy on the outside, and a barely restrained kid on the inside. I think that's pretty accurate. I'm passionate about my life, both professional and personal. Since I work hard I want to play hard, to have fun. I have a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and applied physics; 50 issued patents and more than 40 in process. I like it when my ideas and beliefs are challenged. They either withstand scrutiny and are validated, or, if found lacking, are replaced with something better and I've learned something new. It's a win-win for me. I take an inquisitive approach to the world around me, pretty much like if were still 12 years old. The 'kid in me' helps me come up with new ideas fror patents, and helps me be more relaxed when not working. I've learned from my mistakes along the way; I realize that life is better when I set realistic standards and expectations for myself; am more spontaneous and open to new experiences, treat people the way I want to be treated and when I don't take myself too seriously. I laugh a lot, especially at myself, because there's a lot to laugh at. Though an only child, I'm very close to my teen-age daughter and my extended family in Europe. My daughter is the most important person to me. I'm comfortable with myself. I've achieved professional success and recognition and I know that I'm in control of my destiny, as in fact we all are, whether we accept it or not. I've learned to separate the professional from the personal, to work hard when need be, but to live for the moment as well, to take things a day at a time since tomorrow is promised to no one, not even to me! I don't worry too much about what might happen in 5, 10 or 20 years. I: am very active and exceptionally fit (do gymnastics, run, hike and ski), like all kinds of games and sports, even if I'm not good at them, like doing puzzles, am learning to sail, am best one-on-one or in small group situations, don't blindly 'follow the crowd'; seek out new ideas then evaluate them for myself, am not afraid to ask 'dumb questions', am debt free, don't do drugs and I say what I mean and mean what I say. I'd rather be the world's worst participant in something than its best spectator. I'm looking for that one woman who can be a friend, companion, confidant and partner, someone to share my life with. I'm not a 'player' and I don't want multiple partners. As in all else in life that's worth anything: it's got to be quality over quantity. You: Value family and friends, lead an active life, think for yourself, are self-reliant, enjoy your job but you're not obsessed by work, can make time to enjoy life, treat others the way you want to be treated, are comfortable with who you are and what you've done with yourself, don't take yourself too seriously, prefer spontaneity, see each day as being full of promise and possibilities rather than full of problems and, you're looking for the one right guy. Us: All of life is a journey and all journeys are a series of steps. If what you've read so far seems interesting, let's take the first step and see where it leads…
Book club , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing
Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I don't believe in astrology
I like Dogs, Horses
I'd like to have dogs and a horse if conditions permit
Some other viewpoint
Beaches and mountains especially Maui and the Tahoe area. Locally, Del Mar beaches and anywhere from Belly Up to Club M at the Grand Del MAr, to Casbah; from burger joints to Mister A's.
I like most all music except for rap or heavy metal. My favorites are rock and roll and country. I love burgers, pizza, good beer, wine, chocholate; not all at the same time....
I do gymnastics, run, ski when possible and hike. I'd rather be outside doing things, I prefer being active over watching TV for instance.
"Unbroken", "With the Old Breed", "Atlas Shrugged", Dan Brown novels. In general I like historical novels, action and adventure, techno-thrillers.I read the paper every day, Sunset Magazine, Architectural Digest
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|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|5'4" (162cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Salt and pepper
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker, Moderately
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
I do research and development in the wireless telecom field
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Currently Separated
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (1)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|English, Other
|PhD / Post Doctoral
|Some college, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral