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May 13, 2008
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UPCOMINGThe University of New Mexico track and field team will travel to Fort Worth, Texas for the Mountain West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships (May 14-17). This will be the first MWC Outdoor Championships meet for first year head coach Joe Franklin and his staff who have six top-seeded athletes and 17 total athletes, plus all four relay teams, ranked in the top five in their respective events. This marks the first time TCU has hosted the MWC Track and Field Championships.
While the MWC Championships get the top billing this weekend, New Mexico is also looking forward to the NCAA Midwest Regional meet (May 30-31) in Lincoln, Neb. where it will send the biggest group of qualifiers in program history. Eleven Lobo athletes and one relay team have combined for 16 NCAA regional qualifying marks this year - matching the best total at UNM since the regional meet format began in 2003.
THE MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS AT A GLANCEResults: For Live Meet Results please click: HERE
Live Blog: University of New Mexico media relations assistant Daniel Archuleta will be on hand to provide complete Lobo coverage of the MWC Championships exclusively on www.GoLobos.com. The live blog will start on Thursday during the final events of the decathlon and heptathlon, as well as the men's hammer throw.
Schedule: The decathlon and heptathlon will get started on Wednesday at 12 p.m. and will conclude on Thursday afternoon. Also on Thursday, the men's hammer throw will be in action. On Friday, the running events will kick off bright and early at 7:30 a.m. with the women's 10,000 meters. On Friday the field events will start with the men's high jump at 10:30 a.m. On Saturday the women's 4 x 100-meter relays will start at 12 p.m. and the championships will conclude at 4 p.m. with an awards ceremony.
For a complete list of all events and times please visit: COMPLETE SCHEDULE
Teams Competing: Air Force, BYU, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, (women only), Utah (women only), Wyoming.
Fort Worth Weather Report: On Wednesday there will be and 80 percent chance of thunder storms with a high of 76 degrees. On Thursday it will be partly cloudy with a high of 74 degrees and only a 20 percent chance of precipitation. The weekend will be more like Texas weather with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s with only a few clouds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation.
Last Year at the Mountain West Championships: New Mexico brought home 11 all-MWC medals including three individual titles last year at the San Diego State Sports Deck. Junior Jarrin Solomon won his first 400-meter title, defeating Colorado State's Drew Morano by 0.24 seconds with a time of 46.50. Junior Tiyana Peters brought home the gold in the women's high jump by out-jumping defending champion Mindy Neely of BYU with a height of 5' 8 3/4" (1.75m). Sophomore Katie Coronado finished a full six feet ahead of the next competitor with winning throw of 162' 2" (49.44m).
Overall the women finished fifth with a a score of 68 points - their highest since 2000. The men finished sixth with 75 points.
2007 All-MWC conference list:
Men (7):
Jarrin Solomon (400)
Brian Vallie (800)
Jeremy Johnson (1,500 & 5,000)
Joseph Garcia (10,000)
Dan Feltman (Jav.)
Siemon, Solomon, Ku. Henry, McCain (4x400)
Women (4):
Ariel Burr (400)
Katie Coronado (Javelin)
Timmie Murphy (5,000)
Tiyana Peters (High Jump)
G.F.O. UNM TRACK STADIUM GETS A FACELIFTAlready a beautiful facility the home of UNM track and field received a touch-up that has made the best track in New Mexico even better. A Daktronics scoreboard was recently installed in the southeast area of the stadium thanks to a generous gift by Lucille Fallen and O.D. McDonald. The scoreboard will indicate times, lane assignments and complete event results.
The scenery off the track has also changed to suit the level of class on the track. The landscaping has been improved as well as the additions of lettering, wind screens and painting to let visitors know that they are in fact at the University of New Mexico. The press box has also been expanded for the working media.
Future improvements include the John Baker Memorial Track Offices to be renovated giving New Mexico a first class administrative facility and lounge at the stadium. A Wall of Honor, sponsored by the New Mexico Track & Field Club is also being developed to permanently recognize the greatest teams and athletes in Lobo history.
UNM HEAD COACH Joe Franklin's WEEKLY ADDRESS"I think it's going to be a very competitive meet. The Mountain West Conference is interesting because we don't have a lot of schools, but in some events we have some of the best athletes in the country. If you look at events like the pole vault, some of the distance races and the women's long jump and triple jump, we are right up there with the big boys. The MWC can compete with the BCS schools in any event. We want to compete well, enjoy Texas and hopefully qualify more people for the NCAA regional championships."
"On the women's side there are numerous women that have a chance to do some big things. Sandy Fortner, Alesha Walker, Ariel Burr, Katie Coronado, Deanna Young, Tiyana Peters and the 4x100 and 4x400 relays are where our big points are going to come from. We have a large number of women that could place. The goal is to score over 72 points. For some of these women it will be the last time they put on a Lobo uniform in a conference championship so the goal is to improve on our finish. We can have some great performances and have a good experience."
"On the men's side the usual cast of characters will contribute in big ways. Robert Caldwell, Anthony Fairbanks, Mat Asthon, Lee Emanuel, Josh Cosio and Jeremy Johnson will be where we get our big points from. In other areas we will look to nickel and dime them. We should score in the vault, 5,000, 10,000, 1,500, 800, javelin, and in the relays. There should be no reason why we don't have three placers in the vault. Jermaine McQueen from the football team is going to run the 100 for us. For him to make the MWC finals against TCU's sprinters would be a great thing for him."
SOLOMON TO MEDICAL RESHIRTNew Mexico senior Jarrin Solomon will apply for a medical redshirt for the 2008 outdoor season. Solomon had been severely limited by pneumonia much of the spring that has prevented him from competing and limited him to only three races this year. He also suffered a hamstring injury this week that made the decision to shut him down a logical one.
Solomon, who redshirted the 2008 indoor season, also had a redshirt year available outdoors and his three competitions in the first half of the season was within the NCAA limits to petition for a medical redshirt. The defending MWC outdoor 400-meter champion and 2007 NCAA Championships qualifier plans to resume training as soon as he gets healthy to prepare for the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Trials in late June. Solomon competed with the T&T 4x400 team last summer at the 2007 World Championships in Japan.
JOHNSON AT THE TOP OF MWCSenior Jeremy Johnson secured his spot in the NCAA outdoor track and field championships (June 11-14) in the 10,000 meters when he ran an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 28:33.08 at the Peyton Jordan Invitational in Stanford Calif. May 5. Johnson's time was also the fastest in the MWC and his second top time in two weeks.
Johnson took full advantage of running at one of the premier distance destinations in the country on April 26 as he posted the MWC's top time in the 5,000 meters at Oregon's historic Hayward Field. In his first long distance race of the year, Johnson posted a time of 13:51.84, which is almost four seconds ahead of BYU's Kyle Perry.
PRE-QUALIFIEDWhile the MWC championships will be the final meet of the season for some, 14 Lobos have qualified in 16 events for the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships on May 30-31.
Eight women, including four-time regional qualifier Ariel Burr (200 and 400) and two-time regional qualifiers Katie Coronado (javelin), Tiyana Peters (high jump) and Kara Henry (3,000 steeplechase) have punched their tickets to Lincoln, Neb. First timers Deanna Young (long jump and triple jump) Alesha Walker (long jump) Sandy Fortner (long jump) as well as the 4x100-meter team of Fortner Walker, Burr and Kristan Matison round out the Lobo women qualifiers.
On the men's side, four-time qualifier Robert Caldwell (pole vault) three-time qualifier Anthony Fairbanks (javelin) and two-time qualifier Jeremy Johnson (5,000) have secured their spots. British transfers Lee Emanuel (800 and 1,500) and Mat Ashton (5,000), meanwhile, earned their first trips to the regional meet.
Burr and Caldwell are the first four-time regional qualifiers in UNM history. This is the first year the Lobos have had a regional qualifier in the 3,000 steeplechase, long jump, triple jump, 800 and women's 4x100 team.
FROM THE SLOPES TO THE TRACKSophomore skiing sensation Polina Ermoshina made her track in field debut this past Saturday at the Mt. SAC Relays in the 5,000 meters. The product of Moscow, Russia ran an MWC top-15 time of 17:41.04 in her first collegiate race. A three-time All-American Nordic skier for the Lobos, Ermoshina looks to make an immediate impact on the Lobos' distance program. She also helped the UNM women's cross country team to a 3rd place MWC finish this past fall.
THIS IS NEW MEXICO TRACK AND FIELDFranklin has built his team using some good old home grown talent. Of the 72 student-athletes on the track and field roster 65 are from the Land of Enchantment. Most of the talent pool comes from right here in the Duke City, with 20 men and 13 women calling Albuquerque their home. The state is well represented though. From Gallup to Clovis and Carlsbad to Aztec there is an athlete that has chosen UNM as their home away from home.
JUMPERS SOAR TO LEAD WOMEN TO NATIONAL RANKINGSophomore sensations Alesha Walker and Deanna Young have helped put the Lobo women's track and field team on the national map. The women's team spent two weeks ranked 24th in the nation thanks to some key performances by Walker and Young.
Walker's school record-breaking jump of 21' 4" at the UTEP Invitational on April 12 is the sixth best leap in the nation. Walker's jump is still top 30 in the world as of May 12 according to www.iaaf.org. Young whose forte is the triple jump has the 17th best mark in the nation at 42' 10 ¾" and also owns the nations 28th best long jump with a mark of 20' 6 ¼" (March 29).
Other Lobo Women Contributing to National Ranking:
Jr. Katie Coronado - Javelin (171' 5") - Ranked 8th Nationally
Sr. Tiyana Peters - High Jump (5' 10") - Ranked 20th Nationally
Jr. Sandy Fortner - Heptathlon (5,343) - Ranked 16th Nationally
EMMANUEL OWNS NATION'S SIXTH-FASTEST 1,500Junior Transfer Lee Emanuel missed the 19-year-old school record in the 1,500 by 2.17 seconds when he clocked a 3:40.77 on April 12 at the Sun Angel Classic in Tempe Ariz. Emanuel's time is current ranked sixth nationally and is the best in the Mountain West Conference - almost four seconds ahead of BYU's Kyle Perry. The Hastings, England product holds the UNM indoor school record in the mile at 4:04.27.
Other Lobo Men with a National Ranking:
Sr. Jeremy Johnson - 10,000 (28:33.08) / 5,000 (13:51.84) - Ranked 8th Nationally / Ranked 20th Nationally
Sr. Robert Caldwell - Pole Vault (17' 6 ½") - Ranked 9th Nationally
Jr. Anthony Fairbanks - Javelin (224' 11") - Ranked 16th Nationally
Jr. Mat Ashton - 10,000 (29:12.81) - Ranked 22nd Nationally
LAST TIME OUTAt the 18th Annual Don Kirby Invitational
On a perfect day for track and field the University of New Mexico gave its fans plenty to cheer about at its lone home meet of 2008, the 18th Don Kirby Memorial Invitational. The Lobos won 10 events and the women's team clinched the Rio Grande Rivalry title for UNM with a 204-143 victory over New Mexico State. New Mexico won the 2007-08 Rio Grande Rivalry by a cumulative score of 16.25-6.75.
Senior Ariel Burr left a lasting impression in the final outdoor home meet of her great career. Burr teamed with Sandy Fortner, Alesha Walker and fellow senior Kristan Matison to record an NCAA regional qualifying time of 45.70* en route to an easy victory in the first running event of the day. Running their first relay race of the year, the group became the first New Mexico foursome to advance to the regional meet in the event.
Fortner, meanwhile, punched her first ticket the NCAA Midwest Region Championships with a second place leap of 19' 9" (6.02m) in the long jump. Already one of the nation's top heptathletes, was over five inches beyond her previous career-best in the event.
It wasn't all women's highlights, however. Senior Robert Caldwell matched his career-high, recorded two weeks ago at TCU, with a clearance of 17' 6 1/2" (5.35m) in the pole vault. Caldwell was the top collegiate finisher (T-2nd overall) in an elite field of vaulters.
At Peyton Jordan Invitational
University of New Mexico senior Jeremy Johnson secured his return to the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet with a sensational performance in the 10,000-meter run May 4 at Stanford's elite Payton Jordan Invitational. Johnson clocked a career-best and NCAA automatic qualifying time of 28:33.08 - fourth among collegians at the meet - in his first 10K race of the year.
Junior teammate Mat Ashton, meanwhile, took a big step toward locking up his first NCAA Championship bid with a time of 28:56.39 - 12 seconds shy of the automatic standard - in his second 10,000 of the season. It was the first sub 29-minute 10K of his career.
READING THE MOUNTAIN WEST RANKINGSSeveral Lobos are highly ranked in the Mountain West Conference and have a shot of bringing home All-Conference honors. New Mexico has seven athletes currently ranked No. 1 in the conference in their respective events with seven other marks ranked among the top-3 in the MWC. In each event the top three places will be awarded All-MWC honors.
Junior transfer Lee Emanuel leads the MWC in the 1,500 with a time of 3:40.77. Senior Jeremy Johnson holds the top spot in both the 10,000 meters (28:33.08) and the 5,000 meters (13:51.84). Junior transfer Mat Ashton has the second best spot in the 10,000 with a time of 28:56.39. Junior javelin thrower Anthony Fairbanks leads the MWC by over nine feet with a top mark of 224' 11" (68.55m).
Junior high jumper Josh Cosio cleared 6' 8 ¾" (2.05m) - the second best mark in the conference. Senior pole vaulter Robert Caldwell's mark of 17' 6 ½" (5.35m) is the top spot in the MWC.
On the women's side, juniors Tiyana Peters and Sandy Fortner hold the second and third best marks in the MWC in the high jump. Peters has tied a career best with a 5' 10" (1.78m) leap while Fortner cleared 5' 7" (1.70m). Fortner also holds the 2nd best mark in the heptathlon with 3,434 points. Junior Katie Coronado has the MWC top throw in the javelin of 171' 5" (52.25m), which is 14 feet ahead of the next competitor.
Sophomores Alesha Walker and Deanna Young have the first and third best leaps in the long jump. Walker smashed the 18 years old New Mexico school record as she flew into the MWC lead with a jump of 21' 4" (6.50m). Young made her season debut a quality outing at the when she just missed the UNM school record with a jump 20' 6 ¼" (6.25m). Young also owns the MWC second best triple jump spot with a mark of 42' 10 ¾" (12.94m).
Other Lobos Ranked in the Top 10 in the MWC include:
200 Meters
Ariel Burr - 4th (23.74*)
400 Meters
Ariel Burr - 4th (54.55)
5,000 Meters
Kara Henry - 8th (17:00.97)
Carolyn Boosey - 9th (17:01.42)
400 Meter Hurdles
Kim Perkins - 8th (1:01.41)
3,000 Meter Steeplechase
Kara Henry - 5th (10:38.20)
Carolyn Boosey - 7th (10:56.74)
Stasia Ploskonka 10th (11:32.80)
4 x 100 Meter Relay
S. Fortner, Walker, Burr, Matison - 4th (45.70*)
4 x 400 Meter Relay
Zarrella, Perkins, Burr, S. Fortner - 5th (3:48.08*)
Long Jump
Sandy Fortner - 6th (19' 9")
Triple Jump
Hagit Salamon - 7th (39' 10")
Brittany Smith - 9th (37' 10 ½")
Shot Put
Briana Paxton - 7th (44' 8 ¾")
Sandy Fortner - 8th (44' 6 ¼")
Vanessa Strobbe - 8th (135' 5")
100 Meters
Chirs Keeling - 9th (10.87*)
400 Meters
Philip Reid - 7th (48.02)
800 Meters
Lee Emanuel - 4th (1:50.16)
Ryan Steadman - 7th (1:51.81)
1,500 Meters
Jeremy Johnson - 8th (3:50.00)
5,000 Meters
Mat Ashton - 5th (14.09.78)
Pole Vault
Kyle Walker - 7th (16' 0 ¾")
Adam Martinez - 8th (15' 7")
Triple Jump
Josh Cosio - 7th (46' 3 ½")
Hammer Throw
Matthew Henry-Marshall 8th (171' 1")


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Never really cared for the song, but maybe granbylaw can pony me over a few tickets so I can watch it in person.
Was it an over reaction? I would say yes it was. If the terrible tragedy did not happen the other day, would they still have over reacted? I doubt it. it was fresh in everyone's mind, so of course the worst was thought. A lot of schools will have a person at a desk right there at the main entrance door so if there are visitors, they have to sign in right there just inside the building. The best way to avoid this with westfield gas and electric would be to use a remote reader. other states do it and it works great. all the meter reader has to do is pretty much just drive by. Doesn't even get out of his/her car or truck. Also all these schools have plans in place but sadly those start with the person signing in once they are already in the school. so in theory if you wanted to do something bad it could still be done. Hell. they will even buzz you in to do it. If you want the best protection from strangers in schools you would have an outside sign in area. Show some ID and get credentials before being invited in. So as much as I am happy to see that schools are trying to keep students safe, they are still allowing potential problems to walk right in.
Honestly who really cares what symbol they took a picture with. Big difference between some Marine Snipers and the German SS. People want to just complain about everything.
I would focus more on how the MA state police uniform resembles the German soldier, more then some marine photo with 2 letters.
TMKF - I do not think that I have ever agreed with you, but I totally agree on this issue. The cost that would be associated with putting that many lines in the ground just isn't worth it. If we were having freak storms like we just had on a yearly basis then sure, maybe it makes sense. But that hasn't been the case at all. No one can remember a storm that had done that much damage to this and surrounding areas. Do people think that this would be free to the utility consumer?, or if government did it, do you think there would be no taxes needed to pay for it? It just isn't worth the money at all to do this. Look at states like Florida who lose power with almost every hurricane and they have but a mere fraction of trees. Nature happens and no matter where you chose to put the lines there will be something that can happen that will hurt the lines. Let it be and cut back some trees.
Conservative, If you ever get a chance, go up and talk to these people about there alleged cause. Ask a few intelligent questions of them and brace yourself for a very repetitive memorized answer. Its hilarious. My friend who is light years smarter then me tried talking to them and it became very obvious that they didn't know what they were talking about. Tried getting it on video but couldn't. The protests are quick to pull out their iphones when it benefits them, but try to record them looking like idiots and they will walk away fast. But funny none-the-less.
Ya I hear that a lot. Bush and the Republicans are to blame for all the worlds problems. As well as everyone's personal problems too. People are just very very weak minded these days. I love talking to a lot of the older people that had to face some problems in their time that was far worse then this, but they somehow brushed themselves off and actually did something with their life. They certainly didn't sit around feeling all bad for themselves and asking who can I blame. They seemingly didn't have that mentality or time to do so.
TMKF - There are many situations in life that people do not have direct control over. How people chose to deal with that, IS in each persons control. There are no guarantees to any of us for anything.
I know what it is like to get a pink slip, and with that comes unemployment and the opportunity to find something else. A lot of people take the check and not the advantages of looking to better themselves. I chose to not be in that situation again and started my own business. It hasn't been a cake walk by any means but I do feel I have more direct control over my own future. If a CEO makes choices to his or her business than that is their decision to make. Sometimes those choices benefit others and sometimes they do not. Again in the end it is up to each and every individual to make their own choices. Blame games are a waste of time. Putting that same energy and focus in to something positive will most times yield positive results. If someone cannot role with life's adversities both positive and negative, then I am truly sorry for that person. Life is what you choose to make it. You want to sit on your butt and go to protests everyday and feel like the world has slighted you, then hey, Your missing out on potential opportunities to better yourself and your life. and again we are responsible in the end for ourselves, not some bank or anyone else.
There is no Personal Responsibility anymore in this country, Now a days its always someone else who caused the problem. Lost your job, then the company is to blame, Lost your house, then it must be the banks fault. Your kid fails school, then of course it has to be the schools fault. Took out student loans and don't feel like paying them back, then it must be the governments problem. No one forced anyone in to taking out a loan for a house or school. People made that decision on their own. This country is starting to harbor real wusses and cry babies over everything, and way to many are looking for the free ride at others expenses.
Wouldn't it be a great place if everyone actually took care of their themselves, and stopped blaming everyone but themselves for their own downfalls and shortcomings.
This is what happens when you spoil your kids rotten, give them everything they need without ever having to work for anything. I cant be to shocked that now that they are adults they want everything for nothing.
If a job is what you seek, then MOVE. There are places that are paying huge wages out in the Dakotas. Truth is that none of these people really want to work. They just want a piece of some elses hard work. Its called a free ride, and you are not going to get it. There are far more people that do not agree with these trendy movements then agree. I just wish I had all the free time like they do. Must be kind of nice to have no life.
LOL, more silly spoiled protesters arrested. Nice job S.P.D. I cant help but laugh at these people every time I see them. The novelty of this has more then worn on the patients of decent hard working people. Very few of them even know what they are talking about when you speak with them. (which I have tried to do a few times) ask some questions of them and you get cookie cutter repetitive answers. If you lost your home due to your own ignorance of your loan, then honestly, shame on you for not putting extra money aside when the rates were scheduled to go up. You had plenty of time to prepare but chose not too. These protests are a trendy fad at best, so that people can say, ya! I was there. What has changed?? (Nothing), what is going to change? (Nothing). But hey I guess if you have all the free time in the world to do nothing, then more power to you.
I would be more then happy to discuss knowledge of foreign affairs any time you would like off this forum. The subject itself is rather boring to detail out but would be happy to discuss with you none-the-less.
So I ask of you though, How have any of these 1% people hurt or affected you directly? everyone is complaining about it, so I am very curious.
"Nobody works 275 times harder than the next guy", lol. I think some really do.
Some get up at 4:30am to make a 5:30am conference call for 2 hours, then put in a 12 hour stressful day, go home still doing work, and get up and do it all over again, 6-7 days out of the week.
Others cannot make it to a job on time, moan and groan how bad they have it, do the minimum required to get a paycheck, then go home and complain some more how the system is unfair.
There is a reason that not everyone owns a business or can be rich, it takes honest to goodness hard work. That word, "Hard Work" will scare half the people away immediately. The majority of the others wouldn't be able to handle the stress.
people made their own choices on the path of life. some go to school and do ok, and some do not. Thats just the way it is. It doesn't entitle you to any handouts.
Again, that is a lovely figure and I sleep very good at night knowing that we have all but extinguished Bin Ladens group, but at the same time I am guessing you do not understand how foreign affairs really work. But that is ok too, and I am not here to try to explain it or break down the big picture for you. When someone lives with utopian fantasies, I cannot expect them to think outside the box.
Doesn't change that the tax payers in each of these cities will be fronting the bill for the protesters. Seeing as Springfield is sitting on a ton of extra cash, I am sure the extra expense for the police on our local level OWS will be no problem. It will only get better too if any of the silly demands are met too.
PS - We wont be occupied by any foreign army, so I wont worry about that too much. If this country didn't go out and do what needed to be done than I suppose this would be a different statement.
No I mean the protesters. If you want to discuss the current homeland security expenses than start another topic somewhere. I am strictly discussing this issue and not blending in other areas.
Man oh man this Jakub is an instigator. Just likes to read his own posts I think. I didn't go to college, and I worked damm hard to get where I am today. I pay my taxes each year, and have ended up owing for the past 10 years. I pay what is owed and continue to work. I also know that a large amount of people pay no taxes, so just be thankful that there are those out there that are filling up the free loader programs for the lazy to feed off of.
What I work hard for is mine, and I am very confident that it will stay that way.
I posted on a different forum and it is very true, that not everyone has the mental ability, desire or fortitude to own their own business. It takes sacrifices that people really do not understand. I have heard many times from people, that with the amount of work that is put in, it just doesn't seem worth it, but yet the business owner will continue to push forward, while others would rather put their energy into holding out a hand and waiting for a freebie. The world will always have the balance of the hard worker, and the ultra lazy. you cannot make a lazy person a hard worker, and you certainly cannot make a hard worker lazy. Successful people take chances and risk it all. many times they lose it all, only to rebuild what they have lost. Lazy people want a handout, and a quick fix. If you gave everyone 100,000 a year to live on, I can promise you that many will be broke, and others will make right choices with what they have and build it up. That is just the way it is.
Assemble in an area and start breaking laws and create a rucuss, then you get what you deserve. I have no sympathy for a group that is bleeding our tax dollars on the extra security and provisions that the hard working tax payers are fronting the bills for. Over 3 Million dollars has already been spent in NYC alone to maintain some law and order with this big party they seem to be having. I have read the ridiculous demands that they are asking for, and cannot see how they will ever get their way.
Forgive all student loans, - LOL, you got to be kidding me. Everyone else had to pay off their loans, so what makes these people so special.
The protesters demands are no better then the reason that they are protesting. So technically that makes them hypocrites. If I work hard for my money then I expect to keep what I worked for, not have to give it up to some lazy bums that want something for nothing. This is America. The greatest country to live in, where you can work hard and dream big, why would anyone want to change that. people claim that communism works, (proven to not), and that socialism is the way to go, and that too has proven not to work. Just get a job like everyone else, and relize that most people do not have the fortitude to actually own their own business, and shouldn't be entitled to someone else's hard work. We have more than enough free-loader programs out there for people to bleed, leave the working people alone.
Also being in the 1% doesn't mean you have anything close to a million dollars, it starts at 350,000. Sounds like a bunch, but when you tax that it gets cut down some. Just wish people would get a life and stop looking for entitlements they do not deserve, there is more than enough of that going on already.
I am in total disbelief in which these arrogant protesters think that what they are doing is going to make any difference at all to what is going on. Communism is a failure, socialism is a failure. Hating on someone because they worked hard to build up a company is just pure jealousy that they don't have the fortitude to make something of themselves. The rich keep getting up each day to run their businesses and the lazy feel some entitlement to a piece of someone's hard work. This is just ridiculous. I cant wait for the novelty of these protests to die off, (Which with the short attention span of most will be only a few more weeks at best). People wine how they cant have the job they want, my answer is move to where that job is. You can go to North Dakota right now and have a great job within a few days, making really good money too. People have become way to lazy for my taste. As a business owner I hope and pray I never hire any of these lazy bums. I only want people that want to work to be part of my business.
I am a little confused, Why would people be protesting home foreclosures. If you cannot pay your mortgage then you lose your home, been that way for ever. People protest the stupidest things now a days. Most rich got rich by working hard and taking chances. You cannot sit there and be so angry that you didnt work hard in life and have nothing to show for it, so you go out and protest. Rich people pay taxes, poor people do not. I always grew up thinking that America was the land of opportunity, not the land of ultra lazy freeloaders. Tis a shame.
Good riddens is all I really have to say, the guy has been a jerk to so many people for so many years, and in the end it was his own arrogance that brought him down. I just feel bad for the years of torment that he caused for people. Give him Zero Retirement.
I would start by abolishing wellfare in Springfield and let the cream of the crop leave in masses, and go somewhere else. Then you can rebuild your city. All the police in the world are not going to prevent the violence that is happening. There is zero respect from these thugs who walk around the city with some sort of entitlement, and complain that no one respects them. When there is no value to a human life something has to change. Peace walks do nothing other then give church groups TV time. Politicians cannot do anything. Parents cannot do anything as most are really part of the bigger problem, not a potential solution to it. When your life consists of collecting government checks, what do you really care about your neighborhood. Hit the majority of this problem by cutting off the freebie social programs and I will bet anything you will see a decline in street violence. Very sad to see Springfield going down the toilet as fast as it is.

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In light of recent events and policies, it's clear there's significant drama regarding social life at Middlebury. While we all (at least most of us) revel in our campus' lack of Greek life, social outlets at Midd can feel limited, and, if you're not in a cappella, sports, improv or the likes, it can be really difficult to meet students in other years. Thankfully, Midd does have some sweet Social Houses, which provide invaluable opportunities to branch out, meet students with similar interests, and feel part of a smaller community.
If you're interested in joining a social house this year (everyone is welcome!) be sure to check out today's social house information session/fair in Crossroads Cafe. Kelsey O'Day '15 writes in to explain the event:
Come to Crossroads at any point from 7-9pm on Wednesday, October 8th and meet some of the Social House leadership! Representatives from each Social House (Tavern, The Mill, Chromatic, KDR, and Xenia) will be there. We'll be available to answer any questions you may have about the social house system in general or about a specific social house. Also, this is a great opportunity to get on our email list sowe can invite you to our events throughout the year! This is a *~* non-binding*~* event! AKA you will not be required to sign up to be a member, and can just come hang. Not to mention there's FREE GRILLE FOOD for attendees and fresh apple cider (yuuuum).
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1 pound
ground turkey breast*
1 cup
chopped onion
1 cup
chopped red bell pepper
2 cloves
garlic, minced
2 (14.5 ounce) cans
Del Monte® Chili Style Diced Tomatoes, undrained
1 cup
1/2 teaspoon
ground cumin
1 (14.5 ounce) can
Del Monte® Cut Green Beans, drained
Cheesy Corn Fritters:
1 (8.5 ounce) package
corn muffin mix
large egg, beaten
2/3 cup
1 (8.75 ounce) can
Del Monte® Whole Kernel Corn, drained
1/3 cup
shredded Monterey jack cheese with jalapeno peppers
2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
This recipe is fantastic! I don't really like tomatoes but this recipe makes them easy to devour! I added corn for a little more color and am adding this to my favorites! The corn fritters are excellent as well but hard to get just right, but by the last batch they were coming out perfect I would recommend turning the heat down to low-med instead of medium as the burn quickly if you don't flip in time
The only reason it gets three stars are the amazing corn fritters. I say find another chili recipe and then make these fritters.
3 Ratings
Delicious and healthy the pot was empty when I took to a family party tonight! Added celery, jalapeno pepper, and other spices including chili powder.
The fritters were much too runny to fry though. Added more cornmeal and sharp cheddar cheese. Scooped out with melon baller and added a piece of pepper jack cheese stick in middle of each scoop. Nice improvement!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Turkey Green Bean Chili with Cheesy Corn Fritters
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 386
** Calories from Fat: 115
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Review: 'Hannibal' - 'Trou Normand': Totem pole sitter
A review of tonight's "Hannibal" coming up just as soon as I criss-cross the state line of regret...
"Hannibal" has been see-sawing back and forth between Will and Hannibal as the most prominent character. We opened with several episodes focusing heavily on our likable but erratic profiler, and in recent weeks have spent a lot of time watching the good doctor at work in his guise as the Chesapeake Ripper, locked in supervillain combat with Tobias Budge, etc.
For a while, it seemed like "Trou Normand" was going to shift the balance back towards Will, as the early parts of the episode again focused on the psychological damage his "gift" is causing him, from losing time to scaring off Dr. Bloom. It's Hugh Dancy's best showcase in weeks, but Will's search for the totem pole killer(*) and his emotional struggles ultimately proved less important to the big picture than the material involving Dr. Lecter and Abigail Hobbs.
(*) Played by Lance Henriksen, who spent three seasons playing haunted serial killer profiler Frank Black — one of the many spiritual descendants of Will Graham to pop up in the '90s and '00s — on FOX's "Millennium." A nice tip of the cap to the tradition, but also a bit of casting that worked even if you don't know "Millennium," because... c'mon. Lance Henriksen is the best.
A bunch of interesting things of note happen over the course of the Abigail story. First, we see evidence of mistrust between Jack and Will, on top of some suggestions in earlier episodes of how testy and manipulative that relationship can be. Second, Alana's defense of Abigail — that she couldn't be lying, because Hannibal "has no reason to lie about any of this" — is a reminder that while we all know who and what Dr. Lecter is, his friends at the FBI haven't the first clue. Third, of course, we find out that Abigail was involved in her father's work, even if it was reluctantly, and we see just how deep of an emotional attachment she and Hannibal have formed. And fourth, Will gets his first glimpse that Hannibal is something other than what he's represented himself to be when Hannibal outright admits that he helped Abigail hide the body, but is too blinded by his desire to protect Abigail to push to where he needs to get. (When he eventually realizes Lecter's secret, he is going to be beating himself up pretty badly over how many extra deaths took place because he didn't report Hannibal to Jack right away.)
I think the shifting spotlight between Will and Lecter is a good thing for the series, as we're getting a very strong sense of both men as things go along, even if Hannibal is the more famous one (whose name gets to be in the title). This was another excellent outing.
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Two of the houses destroyed last night have already been torn down. Vanderburgh County officials issued an emergency razing for two of the Line Street homes this morning. Officials say the demolition was done as a safety precaution. The second floor of one of the houses dropped more than a foot and there were fears it could collapse at any moment. Family and friends of the resident of one of the other homes were moving stuff out of his home today.


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States must provide the Description of Use of Funds by completing and submitting the Excel Interactive Spreadsheet with the 2014 Application.
Describe how the amount retained by the State educational agency under 20 U.S.C. 1411(e)(1) will be used to meet the following activities under Part B. (20 U.S.C. 1411(e)(1)-(3), (6) and (7)) The Department annually identifies for States the maximum amounts that a State may retain under Section 1411(e)(1) and (2)1. The dollar amounts listed in the Excel Interactive Spreadsheet by the State for administration and for other State activities should add up to less or equal to the dollar amount provided to the State by the Department for each of these activities.
Enter whole dollar amounts (do not enter cents) in appropriate cells on the State's Excel Interactive Worksheet. The Excel Interactive Spreadsheet must be submitted as part of the State's application.
Describe the process used to get input from LEAs regarding the distribution of amounts among activities described in the Excel Interactive Spreadsheet to meet State priorities. (20 U.S.C. 1411(e)(5)(B); 34 CFR §300.704)
Decisions about the allocation of funds are made through the state's budget process. Local educational agencies (LEAs) have two opportunities for input:
- The California Department of Education (CDE), Special Education Division, obtains input from a collaborative stakeholder group,
Improving Special Education Services (ISES), convened twice each year. The State Performance Plan (SPP), Annual Performance Report (APR),
and State Personnel Development Grant (SPDG) are guided by this stakeholder group meeting. The meetings address improvement strategies
and resources as well as other issues such as personnel development, statewide assessment, and progress monitoring through a unified
planning process. This stakeholder group is a broadly diverse and representative group of individuals involved in, or concerned with,
the education of children with disabilities such as LEA representatives, other agency personnel, and parent organizations. Attendance
averages over seventy representatives.
- Based on the input obtained through ISES, CDE prepares Budget Change Proposals (BCPs) and Budget Revisions (BRs) for consideration by the Governor and the State Legislature. California's budget process actively solicits input from individual LEAs, professional organizations, and constituents.
1Each State may reserve for each fiscal year not more than the maximum amount the State was eligible to reserve for State administration under this section for fiscal year 2004 or $800,000 (adjusted in accordance with 20 U.S.C. 1411(e)(1)(B)), whichever is greater; and each outlying area may reserve for each fiscal year not more than 5 percent of the amount the outlying area receives under 20 U.S.C. 1411(b)(1) for the fiscal year or $35,000, whichever is greater.
For each fiscal year beginning with fiscal year 2005, the Secretary shall cumulatively adjust: 1) the maximum amount the State was eligible to reserve for State administration under this part for fiscal year 2004; and 2) $800,000, by the rate of inflation as measured by the percentage increase, if any, from the preceding fiscal year in the Consumer Price Index For All Urban Consumers, published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Department of Labor.
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Mavericks get more than they bargained for with reunion
CORPUS CHRISTI - The trailblazing band the Mavericks are back with a critically acclaimed new album, "In Time," and starting its first tour in a decade. That's far more than drummer and original band member Paul Deakin thought would ever happen after the group split in 2004.
"I thought at least of a reunion, of going out and playing these songs, would happen again," Deakin said in a mid-March phone interview. "I never, ever thought it was going to, this has exceeded my wildest dreams when I would contemplate what just happened, that we would make the record that we did and that it would be being received as well as it is. And I underestimated what the fan base was for this band."
Now Deakin thinks the Mavericks can have an extended run because the band members now understand how to prevent the burnout from what was pretty much a nonstop cycle of touring and recording that was a major reason for the split.
"I believe there's a lot of joy going on in this band right now," Deakin said. "I think we've come up with a formula to make sure it stays there."
Quick Hits
Country great George Strait will release his 10,350th album (actually it's his 40th), "Love Is Everything," on May 14.
Mumford & Sons has announced a summer tour. Shows are set for May 26-June 20.
Pitbull and Ke$ha will co-headline a tour from May 23-June 28.
El Ten Eleven ran into an unexpected and unwelcome hitch in its touring plans when most of its instruments and gear were stolen from their van while it was parked in front of the group's Los Angeles practice space. The group planned to make the opening night of the tour, March 29 in San Antonio, and had begun a fundraising effort to get needed gear. The tour is scheduled to run through May 25.
It may be the most creative reason for a drummer's departure since "Spinal Tap" and its exploding drummers. MoRkObOt — who call themselves an instrumental noise/space metal band — say their drummer, Len, has been abducted by "Italian drummer-collecting space pirates" and has probably been destroyed. Len's replacement is Lon. The band is currently recording a new album.
Smokey Robinson has signed to Verve Music Group and will make a duets album, which is expected to be released this fall by the label.
Former Animals and War frontman Eric Burden is writing his autobiography, called "Breathless." He recently released a new solo album, "Til Your River Runs Dry."
Azure Emote released its new CD, "The Gravity Of Impermanence," on Wednesday.
Afro-pop artist Herleo Muntu released his latest CD, "Reflexions," on Thursday.
Dawes will release its new CD, "Stories Don't End," on Tuesday. It was produced by Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Norah Jones). The band will open for Bob Dylan from Friday-May 5 and follow that run with a headlining tour from May 24-July 24.
Device, a new group featuring Disturbed frontman David Draiman and former Filter member Geno Lenardo, will release its self-titled debut CD on Tuesday. The band has shows set for April 10-May 4.
Pyyramids (which features Tim Nordwind of OK Go and Drea Smith of He Say/She Say) will release its debut CD, "Brightest Darkest Day," on Tuesday.
Other acts releasing CDs on Tuesday include: The Almost ("Fear Inside Our Bones"); Big Black Delta ("Big Black Delta"); Bored Nothing ("Bored Nothing"); Breakbot ("By Your Side"); Broadhed ("Broadhed"); the Deadstring Brothers ("Cannery Row'); Face To Face ("Three Chords and a Half Truth"); Ghost B.C. ("Infestissumam"); Beth Hart ("Bang Bang Boom Boom"); In The Silence ("A Fair Dream Gone Mad"); Omni Uno ("Duets"); Palenke Soultribe ("Mar"); Jonas Reinhardt ("Mask Of The Maker"); Duke Robillard ("Independently Blue"); Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters ("Just For Today"); Twin Tigers ("Death Wish"); Kurt Vile ("Walkin On A Pretty Daze"); Villagers ("Awayland"); White Fence ("Cyclops Reap"); and Young Man ("Beyond Was All Around Me").
Road Trips
Prince will do a run of West coast shows with his new all-female backing group, 3RDEYEGIRL, from April 15-May 13.
Asking Alexandria and Whitechapel head up the bill for "The Don't Pray For Us" tour, April 19-May 17. Motionless In White, Chimaira and I Killed The Prom Queen are also on the bill.
The Summer Slaughter tour will be back this summer from July 19-Aug. 24. Acts confirmed for the festival tour include The Dillinger Escape Plan, Animals As Leaders, Norma Jean, Periphery and Cattle Decapitation.
Tift Merritt has added a new round of two dozen shows through July 28.
Other acts gong on tour include: Exhumed with Suffocation, Jungle Rot, Rings of Saturn and Adimiron (April 4-28); Morgan Page (Monday-July 13); Slingshot Dakota (April 13-May 16); The Lonely Wild (April 15-May 17); Red (April 16-May 21); Clinic (April 19-May 2); Shabazz Palaces/ THEESatisfaction (April 19-May 10); Pokey LaFarge (April 20-June 16).
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Allow us to introduce the W&P Design Mason Shaker®. Inspired by the classic Southern mason jar, the Mason Shaker is a unique four-piece cocktail shaker that harkens back to America's past. The embossed glass jar holds 32 ounces of liquid, and the metal shaker cap screws on securely for a nice, clean pour. Though bourbon seems to be the spirit that best embodies the spirit, if you will, of this shaker, you should feel free to pour in whatever you like, whether that happens to be to be vodka, tequila, or even iced tea or lemonade.
W&P Design, the makers of this extraordinary piece of barware, claim to have invented it "after one too many mint juleps poured from a poorly modified mason jar." Who can argue with that kind of inspiration? Though based in Brooklyn, N.Y., the founders of the company have Southern roots, and in creating the Mason Shaker were striving to combine bygone Americana with modern usability. After enjoying a few delicious, freshly shaken cocktails, we think you'll agree they achieved their goal.
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Shaking up any kind of mixed drink or cocktail, whether it's a mint julep, a martini or a margarita.
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It's fun to use and it works beautifully. Frankly, we get thirsty just looking at it! The Mason Shaker comes packed in a great-looking box and makes a perfect gift for the mixologist in your life.
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Peter Dreier: when reporters use adjectives to describe the NRA, they don't call it an "industry-backed" or "gun manufacturers-funded" group. Instead, they describe the NRA in terms of its political clout, calling it "powerful," "influential," "deep pocketed and widely feared"
Condi's Augusta National Membership Nothing to Celebrate
Romney and Ryan Go Low
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Anti-Teacher Union "Reformers" Hoisted on Own Petard
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John Amato, Crooks & Liars Founder Speaks in LA
John Amato Speaking at LA Media Reform Fundraiser in Beverly Hills on July 16: In Over the Cliff: How Obama's Election Drove the American Right Insane, John Amato and coauthor David Neiwert show that the Tea Party "movement" was not the organic uprising it was made to appear, but rather was kick-started by FOX News and follows in a long tradition of movement conservative activism that harkens back to the street theater days of Jack Abramoff, Ralph Reed, and Grover Norquist.
Sarah Palin at the Tea Party Convention: She's Baaaaack
Sharon Kyle: When asked if the movement was broad enough to attract conservative democrats, Palin said, "they're already peeking in — it's pretty cool to see some of the Blue Dog Democrats peeking under the tent and finding out what is this movement all about and, holy geez, I'm scared if I'm not a part of this."


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Pinterest is the latest and fastest growing social media site in the world that has taken off with extreme power. The site is a fast and efficient visual media sharing tool that connects people to varied inspiration and information. With nearly 12 million users in only a 2 year time frame this site has made a dramatic impact for designers of all avenues (fashion, graphics, interiors architecture etc.), advertisers, bloggers and forward thinking companies with a grasp on how this tool can be used. The sites mission is simple "Connect everyone in the world through the 'things' they find interesting." In recent months the sites copyright policies have been under scrutiny. The site has now had legal consult and revised their terms also including a "no pin" meta tag script for websites who do not want their images/content pinned by Pinterest users. Important to know if you do not want your online portfolio spread across Pinterest within hours of someone pinning a single image. Note that if you are media savvy you can connect a few dots with the sites ability to send you to the source web page of the original pinned content. This means that if you share your portfolio or blog images directly from your site you will end up with a potentially large quantity of hits back to your website – A fantastic opportunity for ROI!
For more on Pinterest from myself and other members of the Dubai Interiors contingent check out the June 2012 issue of Commercial Interior Design Magazine here:
The site lets each user "curate" themed "boards" (folders) of visual content. Users are able to save images from others boards, upload their own images or pin directly from websites and blogs. Users can also share pin boards having multiple curators. As a designer it means I can have boards for hospitality, retail, residential, bathrooms, kitchens, accessories etc. where I can collect a range of images relating to the topic. It also means as a company the whole team of designers could contribute to a single or series of boards. By adding like minded designers to my profile I can view their updated visuals and pin the ones that interest me to my boards. The greatest feature is that I can write text below each image to classify it and search for it later or remember what I liked about it or what project I was thinking of it for. Note however that for the time being all boards are public. This may however be revised in the next few months.
When design offices have picked up with a swarm of fast paced projects there typically is virtually no time available for research and conceptual development. This means that flipping through magazines, websites, personal files, past projects, suppliers catalogs etc. is no longer a fast enough feasible option for pulling inspiration images. With 5-15 minutes a day designers can pin image after image onto their boards for current or future projects making them easy to recall when things get tight. I often spend the first 10 minutes of my lunch hour perusing the latest visuals that are presented to me and filing them away like the visual information hoarder I am.
So how do you get on Pinterest? Currently the site is still by invitation only meaning that you have to have someone (like me) send you an invite. The other option is to apply online and await Pinterest's approval of your application (which tends to take a few days-weeks). Once you are on start creating boards that you would like to pin visuals to. Consider starting off with broad topics like Residential and as you begin to be addicted with the site you can create more specific boards like Kitchens, Bathrooms, Foyer's etc. Once you have Pinboards ready you are then ready to add some inspiring pinners. Your best bet is to search for interior design related topics by users and follow the users who look like they have content you are interested in. Be sure to follow yours truly pinterest.com/luxuryinteriors/
Consider yourself forewarned, this site IS addictive.
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Founded in the late 1940s with the acquisition of the Chester H. Thordarson Collection, the Department's holdings include rare books, manuscripts and archives, printed ephemera, pictorial materials, and a significant reference collection. Among the collection strengths are English and American literature, history of science, history of the book, European collections, and philosophy and theology.
The Department also contains many books previously held in the circulating collections of the University of Wisconsin-Madison libraries because those books require special handling. Many books published before 1800, for example, are automatically transferred to Special Collections.
A brief history of the department is available in Dennis A. Hill, "The rare book department of the University of Wisconsin-Madison: Origins and early developments, 1948-1960," Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, v. 72, 1984, 40-48. The issues of the Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters beginning with 1870-1872 are available as part of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections.


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Is the future of online video viewing on major sites like YouTube and Hulu, or in the "long tail" of millions of smaller websites? While there were about 40 billion online video views in the US last month, only about 42% of those were on major sites. And Greycroft's Ian Sigalow argues "the long tail is even more important than stats suggest."
First off, while the long tail represents 58% of the video views, it represents nearly 70% of the time spent watching online video. Facebook and Youtube have large audiences, but the average video on these sites is just over 3 minutes long. In the long tail, the average view clocks in at 7.6 minutes, the longest duration of any market segment. Second, the long tail is growing at a much faster rate than the rest of the market. Viewership in the long tail is up over 33% since September 2011, compared to overall flat market growth according to Comscore.


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The East Liverpool campus overlooks the Ohio River in historic downtown East Liverpool. Located on the border between Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, the campus is easily accessible for students in Weirton, Steubenville, Canton, Beaver and Youngstown. The Mary Patterson Building is home to the PTST department, including our 1600 sq. ft. lab facilities, classrooms and department offices.
Application Available Beginning: March 15th
Application Deadline: May 1st
Acceptance Notification: Sent to the kent.edu email by May 30th
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Stan Van Gundy says the Magic assume Dwight Howard is "50-50″ for the playoffs
Apr 15, 2012, 9:20 PM EDT
The Magic can't seem to get a string of good things going for them. They managed to survive all this drama throughout the season with Dwight Howard demanding a trade, then rescinding the request, then changing his mind twice before signing a waiver, and subsequently getting into an awkward situation where his coach admitted that management told him Howard had told them he wanted Van Gundy fired. And through it all, they've managed to win enough to cement a spot in the playoffs. After all that, Dwight Howard hurt his back and now things get even scarier.
With Howard suffering a herniated disc in his back, the Magic have set a 10-14 day window of rest for the All-Star center. But considering the nature of the injury, and with only a handful of games in two weeks before the playoffs begin, Stan Van Gundy admitted Sunday that Howard's availability for the playoffs is far from a sure thing. From the Orlando Sentinel:
SVG: "Look, anytime you have a guy on that kind of timetable you've got to assume that the playoffs are a 50-50 thing."
— Josh Robbins (@JoshuaBRobbins) April 15, 2012
Needless to say, if Howard's out for the playoffs, that would be all she wrote on the Magic's season. Even after a win Sunday against the tanking-without-tanking Cavs, the Magic know they won't be winning a first-round series against anyone without their MVP candidate. But they have no choice because of the desperate scenario they've put themselves into by not trading Howard. So with a coach they have a complicated relationship with, with their star maybe or maybe not coming back, with a beat up roster facing a losing end to the regular season and an impossible first-round matchup, the Magic go once more in the breach.
In a crazy season, it has been craziest for the Magic.
- glink123 - Apr 15, 2012 at 9:30 PM
How does Otis keep his job through all this? He must have nude photos of DeVos.
- raidmagic - Apr 15, 2012 at 10:07 PM
And now G.len Davis goes down with a knee injury…and the hits just keep on coming
- ezmagic - Apr 15, 2012 at 11:11 PM
Daniel orton to save the day! If magic face the pacers in the 1st round they have a chance to win that series. Even without dwight.
- dexterismyhero - Apr 16, 2012 at 10:51 AM
No they don't.
- dadawg77 - Apr 15, 2012 at 11:12 PM
I would love to see the Magic drop to the 8th spot but hate to see them drop to the seventh spot.
- jumbossportsblog - Apr 16, 2012 at 6:14 AM
Reblogged this on jumbossportsblog.
- dexterismyhero - Apr 16, 2012 at 10:53 AM
just stop it jumbo. Matt, why do you constantly let this guy do this?
- jumbossportsblog - Apr 16, 2012 at 2:53 PM
Why is there a reblog option on the site?
It's not like I am saying I am writing it. I am just simply putting out there for other to read.
- rotaylla - Apr 16, 2012 at 7:32 AM
Orlando magic is in deep trouble for not trading a disgruntled star and this is just the beginning of this things to come for the organization and the ball club. For actually forcing or threatening Dwight Howard into opting-In cos we all know Howard is not mentally strong and for you to take advantage of that is not fair after he has played all his NBA career with tbe ball club. Its RETRIBUTION TIME…ENJOY IT ALL ORLANDO FOR FEELING INSECURED ABOUT DWIGHT OPTING-OUT..
- gmsingh - Apr 16, 2012 at 7:34 AM
Does "50-50″ refer to his mental status?
- rotaylla - Apr 16, 2012 at 12:19 PM
Time will Tell…
- rotaylla - Apr 16, 2012 at 2:58 PM
Singh don't get it….did he??
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Striking the Hi Hat
Just looking for some thoughts on this subject...I've been playing for 15 years, and I know how to correctly strike a cymbal, but for me there is this slight grey area when it comes to striking the hi hat. Specifically, when playing big, chunky open hi hat quarter note or eighth note patterns. I find that it feels pretty natural to hit the hi hats straight on (not using a glancing blow) in the "hands crossed" position. Thusly, every couple years or so I end up cracking a top hi hat cymbal.
I've searched and haven't found a lot of info on the "correct" way of striking the hi hat cymbals. Do you use a glancing blow when playing your hats? anyone else run into this problem at some point?
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I can't answer your question, I just popped in here to comment that the more I read these forums, the less qualified I feel. I have never even thought about this. Came to improve my chops after a long layoff, now I'm not even sure I know how to strike a drum or a cymbal.
Great question though, will follow with interest.
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Straight on for me, at least when I'm playing a groove (probably because there's successive hits that depend on rebound?) with my dominant hand.
Sounds kinda sexy doesn't it?
Glancing blows if the snare is getting some either before or after...
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I think a lot depends on how opened or closed they are at the time of hitting. If you go sloshy like Ringo in days of old they are loose and will displace some energy. Pushed closed entirely they may fight back.
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A statement like, Oh you have to hit your hi hats such and such a way, is rediculous. Hi hats are so expressive, how you hit it depends on how you are feeling what you're playing. The fact that you're cracking them, hmmm. Where on the cymbal do the cracks appear?
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I don't ever see a reason to hit them directly horizontally... I play some pretty thrashy stuff, and I've never cracked the hats...
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I'm in the 'there's no right way' camp. Hi-hats can be hit in dozens and dozens of ways, depending on what you are doing. Breaking can occur from: sticks too big, hats too thin, hitting way too hard... ideally if everything is in the appropriate range hats should never break, but I suppose there's bad luck and accidents too.
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my point is rather this: There is definitely a school of thought that is widely accepted on the correct way to hit a crash cymbal. Hitting it with a glancing blow allowing it to open up. Avoid hitting the edge of the cymba and not playing straight on or "through" the cymbal.
I'm just curious to see if anyone else had a school of thought, or had been taught a particular method for striking the hi hat cymbals, because there doesn't seem to be a lot of information out there concerning that.
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I think I've only ever seen one drummer play the hats with the same glancing motion so often associated with proper crashing technique, and that would be Ringo.
I'm a little outside of the mainstream on proper cymbal technique, strictly speaking. In my opinion, ham-fisted noob drummers notwithstanding, cymbals are "meant" to be played in whatever way moves you and produces the sound you want. This is especially true for HH cymbals. For example, if you like your top cymbal tight for better control (and you said that's not you), but if you also want to crash them with heavy quarters for the heavy parts, then you need to make friends with the idea that a top's going to crack occasionally.
I've cracked 3 tops over the last 30 some odd years and for what I do, I don't think that's excessive, but that's just me. Hats are a different animal as I see them.
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Having an inviting residential room on campus adds to the quality of life for approximately 800 students who reside on the McNichols Campus.
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by a number of alumni and donors, including honorary alumna Chris Cortez, retired Chrysler executive and former UDM Board trustee.
Major infrastructure projects in the residence halls focus on the exterior and interior walls. This summer, repairs will restore the Quads' façade, where concrete bands have crumbled due to rusting steel reinforcement rods. When funds permit, the interior walls will be repaired to fix the condensation lines from the heating and cooling system.
Other work to be done in the residence halls includes:
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State Board of Education hears charter school appeal
Board also briefed on budget and school finance
The Colorado State Board of Education met this week for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, March 7. Highlights from the meeting include:
Charter School Appeal
The State Board of Education voted yesterday to uphold the decision by Denver Public Schools to close Life Skills High School. Life Skills, an alternative charter high school that serves at-risk students, appealed a Nov. 17, 2011 decision by DPS to deny the school's renewal application. Life Skills argued that they met nine of 12 provisions outlined in its contract with DPS and they were making reasonable progress in improvement. DPS Superintendent Tom Boasberg questioned the progress, saying the school had not made sufficient improvement since the school opened eight years ago.
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The JBC also considered a proposal for the state assessments. The JBC staff recommended an additional $8.2 million, over the amount CDE receives for assessments in fiscal year 2012-2013 to develop new assessments in science, social studies and personal financial literacy and make modifications to existing exams. The committee did not vote on this recommendation, but requested CDE staff prepare a cost comparison analysis which the committee will consider early next week.
There are two decision items for educator effectiveness in CDE's budget request. The first is to continue funding CDE's Educator Effectiveness Office. CDE has requested $174,390 to $424,390 for fiscal year 2012-2013 to fully fund the office. In addition to state funding, the department has received $195,000 in private grants for the last two years to assist with costs related to implementation of educator effectiveness. JBC staff determined that law prohibits CDE from requesting more than the annual appropriation of $250,000 CDE received this year in state funds to finance the office. The JBC tabled this recommendation and CDE is working with legislators to run a bill to resolve this issue and fully fund the educator effectiveness office.
The second item is a $7.7 million request to implement several areas of educator effectiveness. The figure-setting recommendation is $1.4 million less than CDE's request. The JBC voted to approve the recommendation for $6.4 million.
JBC staff recommended a $480,000 reduction to the School Counselor Corps program in Fiscal Year 2012‐13. This will allow all grants made in Fiscal Year 11‐12 to remain fully funded, but the Department will not be able to make any new grants. The JBC approved a $100,000 increase for Reading Services for the Blind program, which is funded by fees collected by the Public Utilities Commission.
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The JBC has not made any decisions on budget balancing since this will most likely happen in the state's long bill. The department will know more after the March 19 budget forecast is released. The School Finance Office anticipates a $48 million reduction in total program for next year.
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CDE has been working with school districts to secure participation in the grant, signing on 161 districts to participate. Districts must submit scopes of work by March 14. CDE will review the scopes of work internally before submitting them to the U.S. Department of Education by the end of the month. CDE is in the process of setting up the office that will manage the grant, to be called Vision 2020. Vision 2020 is a reference to the year 2020, when the students who are in Colorado's education system now, will graduate. For more information, visit www.cde.state.co.us/index_educator_RTTT3.asp
The state board reviewed the Rules Concerning the Process for a Nonprobationary Teacher to Appeal a Second Consecutive Performance Rating of Ineffective. The draft rules proposed by the department are based on recommendations from the State Council for Educator Effectiveness. The state board will hold a public hearing on the rules on Friday, March 30. The board will vote on the rules on April 11-12, during its regularly scheduled board meeting.
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The state board also adopted the Rules for Student Possession and Administration of Asthma, Allergy and Anaphylaxis Management Medication or Other Prescription Medications. The rules outline the requirements for student possession and administration of prescription medication, should a local school district board of education, including the Charter School Institute, choose to adopt and implement a policy for the management of student possession and administration of prescription medication.
Graduation Guidelines and Endorsed Diploma
Staff from CDE and the Department of Higher Education presented policy recommendations which would establish minimum state terms of graduation and the subsequent terms of an endorsed diploma between the state board of education and the Colorado Commission of Higher Education for implementation in 2015. CDE and CHE continue to meet twice a month to work on the timelines, endorsed diploma, and other details.
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If the driver of the truck is so innocent, why did he drive away? Also, nowhere in the article does it state that the van was at fault. It says "when the van they were riding in collided with a tractor-trailer", that does not necessarily mean that the driver of the van is at fault.
Maybe she was just Messin' with Sasquatch!!
Terrible username--you know too little!!
Better get that Pullitzer Prize ready! Another gem by Philthadelphia Flynnie. I cannot wait to see his next article on how the NHL "stole" the Stanley Cup from the Cryers and the NFL has it in for the Egirls.
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha. Buh-Bye Cryers!!
Did they kiss and make-up???
Ahhhh, Philthydelphia Flynnie. Has his head so far up Ed Snider's arse. A bit jealous, are we? The Cryers have been to the SC finals 8 times and have 2 cups. The Pens have been to the SC finals 4 times and have 3 cups. Last time I checked, 4>3. Oh, and yes the Cryers have been to the SC finals more recently, by 1 season!! Let's count overall titles, shall we!! Phillies=2, Cryers=2, Eagles=0 (but if you want to go before the merger, they have 3)76ers=3 for a grand total of 10. Pittsburgh Penguins=3, Pirates=5, Steelers=6 for a total of 14 (and that is with 1 less team). Talk all you want Philly fans, the Pens will do their talking on the ice!!
So, Mayor Thompson was over an hour late TO HER OWN MEETING---Big surprise there.
She says she is very much on top of crime in this community.---LAUGHABLE!!
The final crime prevention meeting will be on April 25 at St. Francis Church---any bets she is late for this meeting too???
See ya, Billy DeWeasel. Don't let the door hit you on the way out!!
Actually, Miami is a very good school academic-wise. Their football team makes people think it is a party school and the academics are not good, but it is an excellent school.
Take a look at the profile pictures and what they are commenting. That is your evidence!!
Ahh, yes. George Zimmerman is the REAL victim here, right??? The FACT is ZIMMERMAN was the original aggressor and was armed, not Trayvon Martin. I guess Zimmerman was afraid of death by skittles.
What does him being suspended from school have to do with it? The fact is, Trayvon Martin is dead by a "Neighborhood Watch" leader who took the law into his own hands. He was advised by the 911 operator not to pursue, but he did it anyway. George Zimmerman should be in jail.
The driver was a 17-year old female. I don't think the police report was ever released because the girl was a minor. Tragic loss and may God bless the Brezitski family.
jvmin--WOW!! You must be rich. You will probably see your taxes reduced and will save even more money from the school vouchers to send your kids to private schools.
YUCK!!!!!! God created Adam & Eve, not Adam & Steve.
Penn State is irrelevant in football, as well. There were a lot of fans wearing Crimson in Crappy Valley a few Saturday's ago. State Penn fans sold their seats to Bama fans because they knew Bama was going to win big.
Someone better call the wahhhhhhmbulance. Typical Philthydelphia fan. Nothing but whiners!!!
The Philadelphia teams are just jealous of all the trophies on display across the state, so they think they can buy their championships a la the Yankees, Red Sox, Patriots, etc.


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|Robert Garrett <rg70@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Robert Clark wrote: > > I had considered bringing up Zope in the Python context, but I don't > want to be the person who brings up lots of stuff he hasn't ever done > anything with. (And no, I don't mean to infer that about anyone else.) > > Zope seems like it would be useful if the scope of the installer began > to creep into becoming a system management tool. Or then again, maybe > that is a good reason to avoid using it. > > [RC] > > > Matthew Dillon wrote: >> :At the risk of being flamed... >> : >> :If a decision has been made to include a python run-time with >> :the install, the use of one of python's web/application server kits like >> :zope ( zope.org ) or twisted ( twistedmatrix.com : currently moving, >> :google probably has cache ) could replace apache/php & dependencies at a >> :cost of a a few extra python libraries & scripts( more than a few in the >> :case of twisted ). >> :... >> : >> :mulc >> >> Hmm. There are both positive and negative aspects in regards to >> Zope. On the positive side it might be able to replace Apache and >> it would leverage the already discussed Python. On the negative side >> it is fairly complex and hefty... 18MB in /usr/local/www/Zope. >> >> The real question in regards to zope is... has anyone on our list >> used it and if you have, what is your opinion on using it to write >> an installer and/or package manager? Also, does it have a complete >> enough web server to completely replace Apache or would it be better >> to run it *under* Apache? >> >> -Matt >> Matthew Dillon >> <dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> For the installer to be truly usefull, it needs to be able to become a great system management tool. Robert Garrett