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Led his Santa Rosa Junior College to an 8-3 season in 2008, including a 28-20 win over No. 2-ranked Sierra (CA) CC in the West Bank Bowl... Santa Rosa finished ranked 10th in the nation... threw for 525 yards on 35-of-61 passing with three touchdowns in a win over Sierra and was named the game's Most Valuable Player... threw for 401 yards in the first half against Sierra... opened with 229 yards and two touchdowns in his first college start, a road win against 10th-ranked Reedley, and combined to throw 12 touchdowns in his next two games... tied the school record with seven touchdown passes in his third college start... is the third consecutive SRJC quarterback to sign with a major Division I school, joining Ian Hetrick (2005, Wyoming) and Greg Alexander (2007, Hawaii)... named a first team All-American by JC Grid-Wire... threw for a state-leading 3,876 yards and 40 touchdowns passes last season and was the NorCal Conference Offensive Player of the Year... played scholastically at Maria Carrillo High School... threw for 1,944 yards as a senior... also tossed 20 touchdown passes.
Son of Melody and Dave Froman... born 12/18/87... communications major.
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2009 Game-By-Game Statistics Opponent Att Comp Int Pct Yds TD Utah 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Pittsburgh 30 18 0 60.0 166 0 Southern Miss 26 14 1 53.8 248 1 Connecticut 31 24 2 77.4 295 1 Cincinnati 10 6 0 60.0 42 1 Syracuse 18 9 1 50.0 117 1 USF 35 20 1 57.1 232 1 Rutgers 35 20 0 57.1 254 1


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By John2004
Hi everyone,
I may be switching jobs soon and this may require pre-employment & post employment drug testing.
I do not use any illegal drugs. However, I am concerned that supplements could cause a false positive. I remember reading that vitamin B2 could cause a false positive for THC. Is there any problem with 1000 mcg of B12 per day ? Can I at least keep taking my fish oil and basic multi-vitamin ?
I have listed the supplements I am currently taking below. Hopefully I can keep taking everything except the b-complex but still keep taking the 1000 mcg of B12.
It's a shame I would need to stop taking supplements to avoid the issue since you need them most during stressful times. How long before a test should I stop using the supplements ? I have never had to take a drug test before, do you generally get the opportunity to advise them as to what you are taking beforehand ? Should I request a specific type of test that has fewer false positives ? What percentage of tests are false positives ?
I hate to have to worry about this, a person should be able to take the supplements they want when they want.
I would appreciate any feedback, advice, or suggestions.
My current daily regimen:
Basic Multi-Vitamin - Ingredients listed at this link
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4800 MG of Fish oil giving me 1200 MG of omega-3 (720 MG EPA & 480 MG DHA)
For stress & energy I recently started taking a B-complex containing...
50 MG each of B-1, B-2, Niacin, B-6, B-12, Biotin, Pantothenic acid, Choline bitartate, inositol, and PABA. The complex also has 400 mcg of folic acid. In addition to that I have been taking an additional 1000 mcg of vitamin B12. I also drink brown and/or green tea.
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I wouldn't worry so much about it if I were you. The stress alone isn't worth it. Its obvious you're concerned so rather than trying to figure out how to keep taking them just stop taking them until your test is over.
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Hi Tom,
I guess I will get a little notice before the test unless they hire you and call you in the next day for the test ? As long as I get a little notice I could stop taking everything for a few days prior to the test.
Another problem is random testing after employment. I understand why they want to test, but it bothers me that someone like myself who does not use illegal drugs has to worry about their supplement use causing a false positive. Given the diverse range of ingredients and the dosages used in Life Extension Mix, I thought perhaps someone here had some experience with this issue.
I guess all I can do is try to tell them what I am taking beforehand, and hope for the best. Hopefully, once I am hired & work there for awhile they will realize that testing me is a waste of time and money and test someone else.
Fish oil and Vitamin D seem to help me quite a bit with stress in general. I would think I could at least take those, otherwise, eating fish and going into the sun would cause false positives. Having to not take something that helps me with stress, in a stressful time, seems ridiculous to me (which causes more stress)
Hopefully there will be no problems.
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I take everything you do and more. I didn't stop any of my supplements when I had a
drug test for my job and I had no problems. I haven't heard of supplements causing
false positives before, I know that there are some over-the-counter medications that
can, but I am unaware of any nutritional supplements that cause false positives.
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I am a union pipefitter and every time I get dispatched to a new job, sometimes several times a year, I have to take a drug test. I take a wide selection of vitamins/supplements and I never had any problems with false positives. I sometimes work outages at the two nuclear power plants here in California and it seems that the opinion of the personel responsible for the fit for duty program at both plants is that vitamins and supplements don't cause false positives. Hope this helps. Al
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With his trademark humor and brilliant anecdotes, Lewis paints the mood and market factors leading up to each event, weaves contemporary accounts to show what people thought was happening at the time, and then, with the luxury of hindsight, analyzes what actually happened and what we should have learned from experience.
As he proved in Liar's Poker, The New New Thing, and Moneyball, Lewis is without peer in his understanding of market forces and human foibles. He is also, arguably, the funniest serious writer in America.
©2008 Michael Lewis; (P)2008 Simon & Schuster Audio
"Good - But you need to know what you are getting."
What the description doesn't tell you is this is a series of articles written over the past 20 years - many of them not by Lewis. If this will annoy you, steer clear.
With that said, there are some really good articles here. As for many of them being 'old', the value they provide is perspective. It will be years before we have perspective on the 2008 melt down. It's a bit easier to have perspective of the financial crisis of '87, '97, and 2000. With these, we can start having some with the 2008 situation.
Lewis, selects articles written in the boom preceding the bust and in the midst of the crisis. His narrative adds his own analysis and perspective around these articles.
The primary themes and lessons of these events are: 1) The markets are very complicated and very few people understand them - even after the fact. 2) Often these busts are caused by groups attempting to exploit a condition supported by market technicalities. 3) People often believe the current event is "the end of the world" or the "the end of Capitalism". 4) The environment of the the Global Economy seems to be increasing the frequency and strength of these boom bust cycles. 5) As painful as they are, they don't foretell the end of the world and we'll be better off when we recognize this reality not Panic!
I love Michael Lewis but this is a poor effort. It's just a compendium of articles from Lewis and others over the last 20 years. Interesting maybe, but there's nothing new and it feels as if he is just taking advantage of the current financial mess rather than contributing something original.
"Insightful but Don't Miss His Sequel"
Michael Lewis is at his best writing about the business and personalities he has known first hand from his Wall Street experience. This book paints an in-depth and disturbing picture of the Wall Street "doomsday machines," as Lewis aptly calls them. What we see in the "sub-prime" collapse are our major investment banks--with a few notable exceptions--so driven by competitive and ego-centered pressures for ever-larger profits and bonuses that prudent and responsible management oversight was abandoned. The shame in this case is that the consequences of their irresponsibility fell not only on the banks' shareholders but on the country as a whole, because the painful day of reckoning has wreaked havoc throughout the credit markets. It is abundantly clear from this account that business as usual the old Wall Street way can no longer be tolerated by the country, and reform is inevitable. Let us hope the reform is sensible and responsible.
I gave the book only three stars, because the best chapters (by Lewis himself) are already available on the internet. Further, his best piece on the subprime crisis was not included in the book. You can find it, however, on the Conde Nast, Portfolio.com website--an article in the December 2008 edition, entitled, appropriately, "The End."
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Nothing significant to add to other reviewers - Audible just requires me to review in order to add my rating. This is an interesting compilation of sometimes antiquated articles. Nothing new. I love Lewis' work, but cannot recommend this specific compilation.
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I always feel like I'm missing something when I read an abridged book. Nobody's fault but mine, I do like the author tho.
Just one narrator please!
I normally love Michael Lewis, but this book left me short. The problem here is that this wasn't really a Lewis book it is more like a well done journalism thesis or academic work. The comparison of the pieces written at the different times is interesting in a big picture way but reading the articles themselves get a bit repetitive.
"Why Bother"
Essentially a series of reprints of various articles no new material huge deissapointment after reading Liars Poker
very limited information for anybody familiar with financial crisis. and not very entertaining in terms of stories that bring the crisis to life.
I should've read the reviews before buying the book this is definitely a rehash of old material. First book that I have really been disappointed with
"Interesting collection of articles"
First of all if you don't know, this is a collection of articles, not a written book.
This collection is however very interesting and well structured to give a good understanding of the financial crises that the world has experienced in the past two decades.
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People from Girdwood to Anchorage to Eagle River to Hunter Creek along Knik River live adjacent to one of the largest and most unique state parks in the nation — Chugach State Park — a 495,000-acre recreationists' paradise of mountains, valleys, lakes and streams and diverse wildlife. But in many locations, access to the park has become problematic and some of its trails are in dire need of maintenance, if not re-routing.
On Oct. 3 as I ascended a ridge in South Fork (Eagle River), the slopes were white with new snow. Everywhere it looked and felt like winter. And with layers, gloves, wool hat and boots large enough for big socks, I had dressed accordingly.
I'm sure today's job market for young people is more competitive than back in my day. But Anchorage and its environs are a lot bigger now and it seems there would be more jobs available.
One morning a few weeks ago while reading the newspaper, I was disturbed by high-pitched cries coming from outside of my house. At first I thought it was one of my neighbor's dogs. "If it is," I thought, "it sounds like that lynx I saw recently has gotten a hold of him."
Clutching to a paddle that he had somehow jammed into debris beneath the frigid, rushing water, pinned and unable to free himself from his submerged kayak, Steve Rossberg wondered if anyone could hear the distress calls from his police whistle. After 90 minutes in the icy water, body numb, he could feel his will to survive ebbing. Then, with his head barely above water, he thought he saw someone on shore making a cell phone call. "I've got to hang on," he thought. "I've got to hang on."
People are debating issues such as the economy, energy and health care, but someone has to talk about stuff like this: I'm talking about how when you're hiking or bike riding, the same song keeps repeating over and over again in your head and you can't get rid of it.
The Crow Pass trail isn't for the faint of heart.
The Albert Loop Trail near the Eagle River Nature Center has been closed because of increased bear traffic in the area.
"Scouting teaches boys responsibility and basic skills on adulthood, it gives them a head start to growing up to be independent young men who can be self reliant and self responsible" said Boy Scout Troop 190 Scoutmaster Wes Raley.
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Danube Biosphere Reserve
The Danube Biosphere Reserve authority worked closely with Partners For Wetlands on the restoration of sluices in Stenzovsko-Zhebriyanski Plavni to allow the exchange of water between the Plavni (floodplain) and the Danube Delta.
Izmail State Forestry, Ukraine
"While we previously tried to exploit the island with forestry, hunting and animal grazing, we now have understood that there is a much more promising route to development in this region"
Mr. Nikolay Scezepin
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In October 30 2003 earthworks began to dismantle more than 6km of dykes to restore the natural flooding regime of the Danube River. This is the first model project of A Vision for the Ukrainian Danube Delta . The next focus of this collaboration will be the establishment of sustainable tourism, forestry, fishery and hunting to benefit the local population and invigorate the local economy.
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"The Vision for the Ukrainian Danube Delta that was developed by WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme in cooperation with WWF Netherlands is the first document in Ukraine to present a concise overview of the whole Ukrainian Danube Delta. It provides an analysis of the problem but also a way into the future, even identifying the potential model sites for demonstrating the Vision's objectives. I would like to say thank you to WWF for developing such a vision and I hope that WWF will continue to play an important role in the development of the nature conservation in the Ukrainian Danube delta."
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Odessa Oblast State Water Management Board is the main collaborator on efforts to restore the natural fluctuation of water levels of Katlabuh Lake with the overall aim of improving water quality and restoring the fish population.
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Paper obtains Sanford emails
The State gets hold of the very personal, at times pained correspondence between Mark Sanford and a woman named Maria in Buenos Aires:
"I also suspect I feel a little vulnerable because this is ground I have never certainly never covered before - so if you have pearls of wisdom on how we figure all this out please let me know... In the meantime please sleep soundly knowing that despite the best efforts of my head my heart cries out for you, your voice, your body, the touch of your lips, the touch of your finger tips and an even deeper connection to your soul," Sanford wrote last July.
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Monthly Archive for June, 2010
Trying to reason with hurricane season
UPDATE • Tonight's Movie at the Pearl, "The Sandlot," presented by Slab Cinema, has been postponed until July 9. • The Heart of Texas Concert Band has cancelled Saturday's performance at Morgan's Wonderland. The Sunday show at the Alamo is still on, however. Hurricanes always wreak havoc on the events calendar, but initially I thought […] [Read More]
Discount alert! $4 'Shock Puppet' tix this weekend
Budget-minded fans of the very funny Shock Puppets should take note: Tickets to this weekend's performances of "Shock Puppets Strike Back" are going for just $4 a pop. The price doubles next weekend to $8. The show blends sketches from previous outings with new material. Performances are at 9 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays through July 10 at […] [Read More]
Movie notes: 'Dragon Tattoo,' Part II
Harry Potter fans will have to wait until July 2011 to finally get to the end of a 10-year odyssey spanning seven books and eight films. "Twilight" fans may have to wait until 2012 to see how the whole Edward/Jacob/Bella thing plays out on screen, since the fourth and final book, "Breaking Dawn," could wind […] [Read More]
New this week: Ageless rocker, vampires, too
(Summit Entertainment) Bella breaks the news to Jacob: She's just not a dog person. Here's a quick guide to this week's new movies, DVDs, CDs and books: Movies • "The Last Airbender" (Opens Thursday) • "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse": More than "Harry Potter" or "Lord of the Rings," the "Twilight" movies arrive pre-sold. So if […] [Read More]
Magik looking for company members
Magik Theatre is holding auditions at 5 p.m. July 13 for all of its venture, including the shows it stages in its homebase and those it sends around town and across the country. For the national touring troupe, which will be taking "Alice & Wonderland: A Rock Opera" and "Pocahantas" on the road beginning in […] [Read More]
Movie notes: A qualified vote for 'Toy Story 3′
(Walt Disney Studios) Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear orients Buzz Lightyear and a skeptical Woody to their new digs in "Toy Story 3." A confession: For a brief instant, I harbored the notion of making a name for myself by panning "Toy Story 3," which almost everyone has liked, if not loved. However, the only way to pull […] [Read More]
Review: Jordin Sparks at Six Flags Fiesta Texas
By Kassi ResendezSpecial to the Express-News THE SHOW: Jordin Sparks, with openers Days Difference and Ashlyne Huff, at Six Flags Fiesta Texas on Sunday night. ATTENDANCE: About 3,000 FIRST TAKE: To the delight of several thousand screaming fans, Jordin Sparks braved the scorching San Antonio heat to deliver old favorites like "Tattoo" and "One Step […] [Read More]
Review: 'Generaciones'
By Jasmina Wellinghoff Flamenco dancer/producer Tamara Saj says she moved here in part because San Antonio has a "vibrant flamenco community" that she wanted to be part of. She is right about that. Flamenco has become much more visible in the Alamo City in recent years and Saj clearly intends to enhance that visibility through […] [Read More]
First impression: 'Bill W. and Dr. Bob'
"Bill W. and Dr. Bob," a national touring production about the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon, is getting a short run at the Cameo Theatre in conjunction with the international AA convention here next week. The scenes in which the title characters (Gary Kimble and Richard Davis Springle) struggle to get their addiction under […] [Read More]
Movie notes: Summer scorecard
(Courtesy Pixar) With record box-office receipts and a Tomatometer score of 98, "Toy Story 3″ shows the franchise hasn't lost any of its appeal. We're just past the halfway mark of the summer-movie season — remember, Hollywood defines "summer" as "the first weekend in May through mid-August" — and one thing has become abundantly clear. […] [Read More]
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Week of September 2, 2013
Student Represents Kenya at U.N. "Malala Day"
On July 12, Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen because of her campaign for girls' rights, took center stage at the United Nations. The occasion was her 16th birthday — "Malala Day" — and the audience was the UN Youth Assembly.
An avid listener in the hall that evening was Green Mountain College student Lian Kariuki, who was representing her native country as Kenyan Ambassador for the One Young World program. Lian knows a thing or two about advocacy for the disadvantaged. A Make a Difference Scholar at GMC, she is founder and executive director of Adopted Dreams, a non-profit organization in Kenya that helps underprivileged children.
"It was inspiring to see her in person," reported Lian, who was later interviewed by UN Radio in her native Swahili about the importance of education, especially for girls. One Young World is a London-based charity that gathers together young people from around the world, helping them make lasting connections to create positive change.
Read more about Lian in today's student snapshot feature.
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Economic growth expected to slow in New EnglandStaff, wire reports | November 17,2013Federal spending cuts and reduced consumer demand are slowing economic growth in New England, according to new projections, but Vermonts outlook is among the best in the region.
The report by the New England Economic Partnership, a nonprofit group that provides analyses and forecasts, said economic growth of 3 percent through 2017 is less than whats considered even moderate.
Mathew Barewicz, economic and labor market information chief for the Vermont Department of Labor, argued that other states would be expected to have higher growth rates coming out of the recession because they have more to recover than Vermont does.
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts are expected to continue to boast the strongest economies in the region in the next four years.
In addition, employment growth of 2 percent in the six New England states will be below the national average. Massachusetts has recovered jobs lost in the 18-month recession from December 2007 to June 2009 and Vermont will soon follow.
Barewicz pointed out that Vermont was currently tied for the fifth-lowest unemployment rate in the country.
Vermont was definitely hit during this last recession but we were not hit as hard as a number of other states and we have weathered the storm fairly well, he said.
Ross Gittell, manager of the New England forecast, said the greater Boston area has been a bright spot in the New England economy, leading the region in job growth and more than recovering the jobs lost in the recession.
The strong Boston economy also has propelled Massachusetts to lead New England states in economic performance, he said. About one-third of the states jobs recovery can be attributed to employment gains in the Boston metropolitan area.
Barewicz said Burlington, which could be considered Vermonts equivalent of Boston, was also doing well.
Boston has certainly experienced a lot of job growth ... as has Burlington in the labor market area, he said. When you look at the Burlington labor market area, that area is well beyond where it was in 2007. Its 2 to 3 percent above where it was.
While Barewicz said Vermont has still not recovered all the jobs lost since 2007, the state is less than 1 percent away from that recovery goal.
Vermonts diversified economy, which includes manufacturing, private and public education, health care and leisure and hospitality, keeps it from experiencing the extreme up and down swings seen in other states, he said.
With slow employment growth elsewhere in the region, the unemployment rate in New England is expected to decline gradually, from 6.7 percent in this years third quarter to 6.4 percent in late 2014 and to below 6 percent in the first quarter of 2016.
Unemployment in 2017 is expected to be lowest in Vermont (3.7 percent) and New Hampshire (3.3 percent). Joblessness is expected to be 6.1 percent in Rhode Island and 6 percent in Maine. Connecticut is expected to have the regions highest unemployment rate, 6.5 percent, by 2017.
The regions unemployment rate in mid-2017 is expected to be 5.4 percent. Thats a significant decline from the peak of 8.7 percent in 2010, but still above the pre-recession rate of 5 percent in the second quarter of 2008.
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Sagehens Claim SCIAC Championship, Headed to NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament
On Saturday night, Jabarri Reynolds '08 and David Brown '08 led their teammates to a rousing overtime victory of 55-53 against CMS, paving the way for participation in the NCAA Division III tournament. Brown, a guard, led Pomona-Pitzer with 17 points, including five three-pointers, while wing Reynolds scored 12 points and secured the victory with a free throw in overtime.
According to head men's basketball coach and athletic director Charlie "Coach Kat" Katsiaficas, until last year, the team with the best Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) regular season record received the automatic qualifier for the NCAA tournament. But last year, SCIAC determined that the top four teams would qualify for a post-season tournament to decide who would receive the automatic qualifying bid.
Pomona-Pitzer, which finished third this year, defeated second-place Cal Lutheran last Friday. CMS, which finished fourth, beat top team Occidental also on Friday. This led to Saturday's showdown in front of a capacity crowd at Voelkel Gymnasium.
"The guys competed extremely hard," says Coach Katsiaficas. "It was a great atmosphere, the crowd was alive, and it was a really fun game to be in."
This is the team's 13th appearance at nationals, and the ninth appearance in the past 15 years, according to sports information director Ben Belletto. Coach Katsiaficas has led the team 12 times to nationals.
Pomona-Pitzer will play the first NCAA tournament game this coming Thursday at Occidental, which received a wildcard into the tournament. Six games must be won to receive the entire Division III championship.
Update 3/7/08: Pomona-Pitzer lost to Occidental on March 6 by just one point, and are out of the NCAA tournament.


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Pumpkin Muffins or Donuts
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 12
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 108.8
- Total Fat: 9.3 g
- Cholesterol: 106.2 mg
- Sodium: 36.0 mg
- Total Carbs: 3.2 g
- Dietary Fiber: 0.5 g
- Protein: 3.6 g
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Number of Servings: 12
Dry ingredients:
1/2 cup coconut flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp xanthan gum
6 tbsp xylitol or 4 packets sweetleaf stevia
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp ginger
pinch nutmeg
dash cloves
dash allspice
Wet ingredients:
6 eggs
1/3 cup coconut oil or butter, melted
1/2 cup pumpkin puree
1/2 tsp vanilla
Preheat oven to 350*. Grease a 12 cup muffin tin or donut pan.
In a small bowl, whisk together dry ingredients. Set aside.
In mixer, blend eggs and butter until smooth. Add in pumpkin and vanilla and mix well. Blend in coconut flour mixture until just blended.
Scoop about 1/8 cup into each muffin cup, or fill donut pan 2/3 way full. Bake for 20-25 minutes (donuts will take 4-5 minutes less than muffins), until dough springs back when gently pressed.
Serving Size: makes 12 muffins/donuts
Number of Servings: 12
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Herd golfers finish second in No. Carolina tournament
HUNTINGTON -- Nathan Kerns led the Marshall University men's golf team to a runner-up finish at the 11-team Davidson College Invitational.
Davidson won the 36-hole tournament at River Run Country Club with a 20-over-par total of 596. Marshall shot 600.
Sam Echikson from the Davidson Wildcats took medalist honors with a 72 in the final round Tuesday and a 1-over total of 145.
Kerns tied for third place with rounds of 71 and 76 for a 3-over 147.
Other Thundering Herd players were Brian Anania 73 -- 150, Jeremy Rogers 77 -- 150, Logan Lagodich 76 -- 152 and Jake Miller 81 -- 166.
Marshall's next event is the Pinehurst Intercollegiate beginning Sunday in Pinehurts, N.C.
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Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Graphic designer and public artist
Ms. de Bretteville received a B.A. in art history from Barnard College in 1962, an M.F.A. from Yale University in 1964, and honorary degrees from the Maryland Institute of Art, California College of the Arts, Moore College os Art and Otis College of Art and DEsign. The American Institute of Graphic Arts designated her a "Design egend"in 2006. Before opening the Sheila Studio in 1970 she worked as designer for Chanticleer Press, Yale University Press, and Olivetti Publicita in Milan. In 1971 at the California Institute of the Arts, she created the first women's design program and, in 1973, founded the Woman's Building and its Women's Graphic Center in Los Angeles. In 1981 she initiated and chaired the Department of Communication Design at Otis/Parsons. Her numerous publications on art and culture include American Cinematographer, The Motown Album, the redesign of the Los Angeles Times, special issues of the Aspen Times, Everywoman, American Cinematographer, and Arts in Society. Her posters and fine press editions are in the special collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Centre Pompidou in Paris, and numerous university and public libraries. Her site-specific public artwork includes Biddy Mason: Time and Place and Omoide no Shotokyo in Los Angeles; Search: Literature in Flushing, New York; At the start…, At long last… in New York City's Inwood A train station; Path of Stars and HILLHOUSE in New Haven; and Step(pe) in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Ms. de Bretteville joined the Yale School of Art faculty in 1990 as its first tenured woman, when she was named professor and director of graduate studies in graphic design. In 2010 she was named the Caroline M. Street Professor of Graphic Design.
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Bionic soldiers return to combat
ADAMS COUNTY, Ohio - More than a thousand American servicemen and women have lost a limb in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Many are now returning to combat thanks to a change in military culture and cutting-edge bionic limbs.
Five amputees have come to Tactical Defense Institute in Adams County for a one-of-a-kind firearms training course. The students, several of them soldiers or military veterans, are part of a pilot program TDI is developing with the help of SRT Prosthetics & Orthotics , a patient care organization that fits amputees with prosthetic limbs from several manufacturers.
"My good leg gets tired before my prosthetic leg," said Sgt. Jourdan Smith. "This one's got assistance. I'm trying to keep up with it."
Sgt. Smith and his platoon were ambushed in Baghdad in May 2007. A round from an insurgent's AK-47 struck his lower leg. Others in the unit did not survive the attack.
"It's rough, it's hard," he said. "Why me? Why did I live and they didn't? Why did I get hurt? Four inches, and the bullet would have missed me."
Sgt. Smith was able to keep his leg for another two years, but ultimately doctors decided to amputate the mangled limb in 2009. That allowed him to try an experimental bionic replacement that is actually stronger than his good leg.
"It has a battery, so it doesn't get tired," said Smith. "If it dies, swap them out, and in two seconds you're going right back at it."
It's called the iWalk Biom Foot. It has a powerful piston that replaces the calf muscle and achilles tendon. Six on-board microprocessors even do the thinking for the lower leg.
Sam Santa Rita, owner of SRT Prosthetics observed, "It's the first product I've seen in 25 years that actually mimics what the human body is doing, and in some ways is superior in strength to the power that's in the human ankle."
We have entered the era of true bionics, something envisioned 30 years ago in science fiction programs like "The Six Million Dollar Man."
"We are probably going to see people that are performing at a higher level than able-bodied people," Santa Rita predicted.
A generation ago, slightly more than two percent of combat amputees returned to active duty. A recent study revealed one out of five single-limb amputees in the US Army are returning to active duty.
"Everything was left up to me," Sgt. Smith said. "Do you want to stay active duty, do you want to retire? And I chose to stay in. And you're seeing more and more amputees staying in."
Smith is on track to return to active duty this year at Fort Sam Houston in Texas. He is an infantryman, and it is likely he would be deployed to Afghanistan in the future as a squad leader.
This military technology is benefiting civilians as well. The bionic limbs developed with the help of the Department of Defense and the Veterans Administration are now available to non-military amputees here at home.
Meanwhile Tactical Defense Institute and SRT Prosthetics have announced the first official amputee firearms training course already scheduled for next May.
Right before firing a shot from his handgun directly into the center of a steel target at TDI, Sgt. Jourdan Smith said, "I can do this!"


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Spicy Flank Steak with Shaved Carrot Salad
OPEN KITCHEN with NATHAN SCOTT
Spicy Flank Steak with Shaved Carrot Salad
Sriracha is a spicy chili sauce that can be found in the ethnic aisle of most well-stocked grocery stores.
Serves 4
|tablespoon Sriracha hot chili sauce (or to taste)
|tablespoon, plus 1 teaspoon, extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for greasing
|teaspoon soy sauce
|small red onion, peeled and thinly sliced
|cloves garlic, peeled and finely minced
|pounds flank steak, trimmed
|tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juice, plus lime wedges, for garnish
|teaspoon granulated sugar
|pound carrots, peeled and shaved into ribbons with a vegetable peeler
|scallions, thinly sliced on a bias, plus more for garnish
|Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- In a non-reactive container, combine the Sriracha with 1 teaspoon of the olive oil. Stir in the soy sauce, onion, and garlic, mixing until well combined. Place the steak in the container, flipping once to coat both sides of the steak in the marinade. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, prepare the carrot salad. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the remaining tablespoon of olive oil with the lime juice and sugar. Add in the carrot shavings and scallions, tossing to coat the vegetables in the dressing. Season the salad to taste with a sprinkling of salt and black pepper. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.
- Preheat the grill to high and lightly grease the grates with additional olive oil. Remove the steak from the marinade, scraping off any excess marinade. Season both sides of the steak with salt and black pepper, and then place on the grill. Cook, turning once, until the meat reaches the desired degree of doneness, 6 to 8 minutes for medium-rare. Once cooked, remove the steak from the heat and allow to rest for at least 10 minutes before thinly slicing the meat across the grain. Garnish the steak with lime wedges and additional scallions before serving with the carrot salad.
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Confession time: I adore Club 626! Only held during peak times, you'll find this dance party hopping with some of your favorite Disney characters (okay, MY favorite – Stitch) in Tomorrowland on the stage near Buzz Lightyear's meet 'n greet. We stumbled upon Club 626 one evening and have been huge fans ever since.
You'll get down to the Cha-Cha Slide, YMCA, the Electric Slide, Hannah Montana's Hoedown Throwdown, and other family-friendly dance music spun by the intrepid DJ Elliot as he teaches you the simple dance steps from the stage with the help of Stitch, Goofy, Pluto, and Chip & Dale.
But the real fun happens with the characters hit the ground and dance with you! Nothing like a conga line headed by Stitch or dancing the Cha-Cha Slide with Goofy shaking his groove thing beside you. Not just for kids, you'll be competing for floor space with parents, grandparents, teens and maybe even ME!
Here's a little Club 626 action from YouTube:
Next time you're in Tomorrowland and here the music thumping, join in! I'll save you a place on the floor.
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This is the spot where you can learn what in the world we might have been thinking when we were putting these songs together. Study in detail -- Impress your friends with your vast VWR trivia knowledge! These are sort of song-by-song liner notes.....
NEW SONGS: (Stuff we've been working on since the release of "Above The Blue", all to be released on VWR's forthcoming third album.)
A tale of a red-eye flight, a pacific view, an orange sky, summer beats, 4:4 time, afterburners, Julianne....and hindsight.
Salt Water Taffy
A celebration of all things summer! Music written by Dave Purol and originally entitled "Cooper's Mountain" it got its SWT title after further lyrical collaboration with Eric & John, and based off of Dave's defining lines "I'll be lying in the sun". Grab this one to crank as you throw your boards in the buggy and head beachward. Life is sticky sweet!
Nikki's Plan/Broadway
In this one, John's "Nikki" dreams of a better life while listening to a radio show coming out of New York City, and "with a thousand dollars to her name" sets off to find it. A song about optimism, patience, and determination. The main body of the song is all about Nikki, while the reprise "Broadway" is from the perspective of the guy she had to leave behind to go find it. Two sides to everything, y'know.
Open Roads
A simple and hopeful road song about the ample possibilities of putting one's self in motion. It features a jangly guitar sound including mandolins by John and 12 string Rickenbacher by Drake Harris. This was written originally by Eric a few years back, while still in the midwest "when I was young and optimistic".
The Better Part
We all have those people in our lives who have moved us along the way, and whose inspiration lives on at times in all we do. This one is about giving credit back to those influences who make us want to be better people.
Above The Blue
A song about the aspiration for things to get better. It explores the idea that life often comes down to attitude, and maybe one can be happy by simply deciding to be so. This one could have been arranged and recorded in so many ways. We decided to give it energy with lots of guitars as well as moving cello. Features Guest Cello by Fred Lieder and Guest Background Vocals by Pam Long. This song is also a metaphor for our whole CD, as we decided to strive for a make a very upbeat album this time, thus the CD title.
Some Time To Live
A song about burning it at both ends and 21st century urban living: trying to balance the multiple demands on your time with the desire to have some quality life amongst it. Often a challenge, but worth the effort!
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A Lesser Fool
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She Does It For Me
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That late May feeling that "the school year is finally over and summer break is now on us" never fully fades even when you're an adult. We wanted to write a song that celebrates the call of the summer sun, the stress relief of a day on the beach, and all the good times that are out there just waiting for us to turn away from our "brown bag day" and step into them.
The idea of something is often as strong as the thing itself. Stronger if you agree with Plato. John had been kicking around the idea of writing a humorous song about infatuated fans and it just clicked one evening while watching "Wild Hogs"(!). The leading lady is pretty, has a great smile, and we're sure she has a huge fan base based on her winsome personality. We tip our hats to the inspiration.
Lagavulin For Christmas
John had recently introduced the band to the refined flavor of certain single malt scotches, and it was around the holidays when we got the idea to tip our hats to one of our personal favorites, the 16 year old smoky Lagavulin. Add a driving pub-rock beat, some sleigh bells and some silly lyrics about what is really keeping Santa's cheeks rosy on his sleigh ride, and we have an irreverent little holiday ditty that just makes us smile every time we play it. If anyone wants to start their christmas lists for us early, this is a great place to start. :)
The Tree Song
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Double Play
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Be The One
John's tale of a search for compatibility: "I wish that you would be the one that I want, It's so hard..." Inspired by nights out at the Hay Penny Lion nightclub and other similar locales in DC. The song directly references "Achin' To Be" by The Replacements in the bridge.
Jefferson wrote about life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness. This one is about the latter. This was an older song Eric had around for a while and the band suggested we revamp it for the CD and rewrite the lyrics, and its better for it. One of several songs we've done recently that touch on time priorities and work/life balance.
Milky Way Girl
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Lifting Your Burden
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The Same
A song about hiding your emotions, and wondering if others feel the same. If so, and if it was known, perhaps two people together could find a way beyond the angst. With us all hiding our feelings to some degree, wouldn't it be a relief to pour it all out if we could just do so safely – and supporting another to do the same? John notes that this was an earlier song from maybe a more self absorbed stage, but it stands as a reminder of some of the melancholy days of youth.
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A folky song Eric wrote while living in France several years ago, using the storyline of Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution as a metaphor for modern social indifference. Its interesting to us how the lyrics and idea behind this song seem to remain relevant to current events in one way or another as time has passes...
Arizona Blue
An ode to the big skies, bright stars, and red canyons we imagine, in a place that most in the band have never actually been. A song written on a chilly winter day, with a longing to be somewhere warmer. Eric had this one around for a few years and John really pushed for its inclusion on the album. The July 2010 issue of Songwriter's Monthly had some very nice things to say about this one in its review of us.
One Tough Life
A look back to the great depression of the 1930's, with a bit of a contrast to the current economics of today. We tried to take a bit of an organic bluesy approach on this one, including guest lead guitar from Larry Benade of Blues Condition as well as some nice slide acoustic guitar and mandolin by John. We have a video out for this as well, which is made largely of depression era footage, and is a striking visual portrait of the subject matter.
Buses, Trains, & Planes
John's mother passed away during his early 20's. He had to drive across the country for the funeral, but didn't really want to reach his destination. He wrote the verse on the long drive to Illinois from Maryland. Eric collaborated on the chorus and we added a new bridge to make it more about the idea of being lonely, with the hope of meeting someone by chance through travel – which is what the finished song is about for the listener. But to John, it will always be about losing his mom.
Yours & Mine
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Hey Sun
A song that envisions the sun breaking through the clouds and spreading some warmth on a world that could use it. It also speaks to modern stress and work/life balance a bit "we need some sand, instead of shoes. we need some time to go out fishing..." and in some ways is a prayer for healing in a world that is still stricken with too much war and hurt "hey sun, can you give us this.... a little less hate, and a lot more love...we sure could use".
In reviewing possible material for our debut CD, we had a number of "song snippets" around – stuff we really liked but in some cases had not been developed into complete songs. We identified the ones we liked but had too many for the project unless we decided to put out a double CD. At the same time, we recalled having played various song medleys live, and always enjoyed the interest and excitement in transforming from one song to another. We were intrigued with the challenge and uniqueness of recording a multi-song Suite – certainly Abbey Road side 2 and other such efforts were probably in the back of our mind somewhere. Knitting them together was some of the best fun we've ever had – so much so that we decided to copy that idea in a shorter fashion on our next album. See "Double Play" above.


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Dr. Michael Domeier of Marine CSI has recently posted commentary on the methodology used in the above mentioned study. Domeier cites that the study assumed that the sampled white shark population was a closed population. Domeier goes on to say that the long term monitoring of white sharks at Isla de Guadalupe has shown that adult white sharks leave and join the population, which violates the assumption of a closed population.
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They lock up and make a clean break in the corner as Henry backs Orton up. They go again and Orton fights out of the corner and hits a drop toe-hold to Henry onto the turnbuckle. Henry rolls out and Orton clotheslines him on the floor and goes back in. Henry rolls back in and headbutts Orton and unloads in the corner. Orton avoids a splash and hits a dropkick. Orton lands mounted shots in the corner but Henry tosses him to the floor. We go to a commercial.
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dancan38 said about 2 years ago
I didn't have that negative feeling... I thought it was taking its time, gently , sensually, without hurrying into sex, but taking the time to do what I would have done , exactly, at that speed, due to the two beautiful curveous bodies of our young ladies, miles away from pure fuck... Maybe age makes me see differently from the first two members' comments
dancan38 said about 2 years ago
agreed with rhyull (that's not the first time !) that , in particular in her one-woman-show, Megan looks far too much at the camera (or cameraman ...?) and also I liked the pics in the photo set, of the two together, where they nibble instead of, or after, plain licking each other's lower smile... that's more realistic !
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She was born into a prominent Kentucky family in 1868, along with her two brothers, Frank and Andrew, and raised on a sprawling, 25,000 acre, cattle ranch by their parents, Stanton and Maria Grey. Stanton, who was a man cut from granite, tempered by the blade of a bayonet during the Civil War, built the Ashley Ranch with the help of his partner, William Logan, who some say was born from a she bear, a giant of a man, who could shoot and ride like an Indian and Earl Warren, the trading post proprietor. Stanton's wealth was a deep, dark secret- it came by thievery which each man swore to never tell. It wasn't until Stanton, to further build his cattle empire, threw in with the Trans Pacific Railroad Co., busting through the Rockies to San Francisco; that the dogs of hell came a gunning, stealing the bounty he had transported out west. Sage Grey and her brothers were called upon to save their father's ranch. With true grit and valor, Sage shows just what she is made of to those who wanted to put an end to her family. It is now present day – The Sheriff of Cedar Valley, Jeff Warren, Great Grandson to Earl Warren, has only one dream – to restore the run down, decrepit mansion and turn it into a grand hotel. With the scent of old money and gold, one rides in seeking revenge. But, to everyone's surprise so does Sage… this time however…. she is dead.
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