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You already watched Daniel Paladini and Wells Thompson preview Sunday's match-up versus the Houston Dynamo. You've also seen Assistant Coach Mike Matkovich talk tactics in the AthletiCo Coaching Corner.
Now check out how Dominic Kinnear and his side look at the Fire.
In celebration of Maicon Santos, and Daniel Paladini's selection for MLS Team of the week, we put together a couple of GIFs of their goals from the weekend (just in case you missed them).
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After two weeks of voting, it was clear that one player campaigned much harder than the rest of his teammates for the right to be immortalized on a Quaker Bobblehead.
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You've seen Logan Pause and Joel Lindpere preview Sunday's match vs. New York (and if you haven't Click Here to watch it). Now check out the Red Bulls take on the match.
After another tough loss two weeks ago against Chivas USA, the Fire look to pick up their first win of the season against the Red Bulls on Sunday afternoon (4pm CT on ESPN2/La Ley 107.9FM). New York relied on a bit of Henry magic to pick up three points against Philly last week. Here are some things to look for from a tactical perspective:
Targeting Holgersson – get him in 1v1 situations
Anyone who has watched MLS over the past few seasons knows that Jamison Olave is one of the league's great defenders. One of Olave's great strengths is his recovery speed, something his partner Markus Holgersson doesn't possess. While Holgersson is very adept in the air, if the Fire can get him separated from Olave, it may open the Red Bulls up. The more times the Fire can get players like Chris Rolfe in 1v1 situations with the Swede, the better.
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Holgersson also has a tendency to switch off at times, as was seen in the goals Red Bull gave up against Philly last week and against Montreal in a 1-0 loss earlier in the season. As is the case with Arne Friedrich for the Fire, Jamison Olave makes everyone around him better, but if the Fire manage to separate him from Holgersson, they must take advantage.
Stopping Juninho – stifling the deep lying playmaker
The 38-year-old Brazilian Juninho has excelled in the deep lying playmaker role for the Red Bulls so far this season. Juninho plays ahead of the back four and receives the ball from the defenders before starting the attacks from a very deep position.
His exceptional passing range means he can easily look to play the ball up to Dax McCarty through the middle, play it out to the wing, or look for a long ball up to Tim Cahill who is excellent in the air.
The Fire must try and make it difficult for Juninho to start the attacks, and the prime candidate for this role is the second striker, namely Rolfe or Alex (if he's available). In the second leg of the recent Champions League match between Manchester United and Real Madrid, United forward Danny Welbeck did a great job of stifling Madrid's deep lying playmaker Xabi Alonso and I look for Rolfe or Alex to try and emulate that on Sunday.
When the Fire lose the ball in the attacking third, someone must immediately look to pick up Juninho and try and make it difficult for the Red Bulls to play through him.
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Helping out on the right – don't isolate the right back
Last game, Wells Thompson did a solid job filling in a right back, a position with little player consistency for the Fire due to injuries this season. Chivas USA did look dangerous however when the managed to get Wells in 1v1 situations, especially in the first half.
READ: Stopping Thierry Henry
With Logan Pause nearing fitness it may be the case that Pause slots in on the right with Wells moving ahead of him but in either case, the right midfielder must track back and help. The Red Bulls love to have Henry drift wide and the Fire must try and prevent him from getting in 1v1 situations at all costs.
Though many would argue the Red Bulls' weakest players are the wingers, outside defenders like Heath Pearce are not afraid to get forward and support in the attack. Red Bull's movement off the ball from players like McCarty and Henry make them a hard team to defend against.
Though the Fire are the home team, head coach Frank Klopas said that the number one goal for Sunday's match is keeping a clean sheet. With that in mind, a solid defensive effort from front to back is essential.
Prediction: 1-0 Fire with a goal from Sherjill MacDonald who looked to be almost back to his old self last weekend.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
Two games for the price of one? Why not?
Following Sunday's first team match between the Fire and Red Bulls, the club is inviting supporters to stick around to catch the an MLS Reserve League match between the two sides.
Some things to know if you stay at Toyota Park following the first game:
- The reserve game begins 30 minutes after the end of first team game.
- Stadium re-entry will not be allowed.
- Fans that stay will be asked to move to the east side of the Toyota Park stands.
- The Stadium Club, Second Star Club and suites will close at normal times following the first game.
- As usual, alcohol sales will end at the 75th minute of the first game. There will be no sale of alcohol during the reserve match.
- Concessions behind Section 126 will remain open for the reserve game.
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The Fire head back home Sunday afternoon after picking up a hard fought point in Kansas last weekend. Though the team didn't score for the third game in a row, the solid performance despite missing key players was encouraging. Sunday's opposition Chivas USA come to Bridgeview full of confidence after picking up four points in their last two games. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective on Sunday (Coverage at 3:30pm CT on My50)
High pressure - Chivas players will not stop running
El Chelís, the new Chivas coach, has his team playing a 3-4-3 system with an emphasis on pressuring the opposing team very high up the field. Anyone who has watched Barcelona under Pep Guardiola/Tito Vilanova or Athletic Club under Marcelo Bielsa knows that the high pressure tactic can be very effective, especially against an opponent who is not prepared for it.
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Chivas' three attacking players hound their opponents' defense and try to not allow them to play out of the back. This tactic will put a lot of pressure on suspected midfield starters Daniel Paladini and Jeff Larentowicz to drop deep and collect the ball from the defenders. The goal of the 3-4-3 with the high pressure is to try and win the ball back from your opponent as high up the pitch as possible.
A recent example of this tactic working to perfection was in Chivas' only win to date in week two against FC Dallas. The winning goal came from forcing the Dallas defensive midfielder into playing a suicide ball back to center back George John whose lax first touch allowed Oswaldo Minda to waltz in and score. With this tactic in mind, concentration and communication between the defense and the central midfielders will be very important Sunday.
Balls over the top/in behind - how to beat the 3-4-3
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The downside of Chivas 3-4-3 tactic is that it leaves a lot of space on the outside for the Fire to exploit. In Chivas' last two games against LA and Dallas, the wingers got caught too far up the field on multiple occasions, especially when the opposition was able to force a turnover and transition quickly into attack.
In recent games for the Fire, wingers Dilly Duka and Patrick Nyarko have been required to help out the defense but against Chivas they will find that space will be a lot easier to come by and should be looking to make forward runs into space whenever possible. The Fire must look for the long ball into space constantly because getting a ball in behind can really open Chivas up.
UPDATE: Duka listed as 'Questionable' for Sunday
When the Fire inevitably get a ball in behind, they must get more players into the box, especially against a three man back line. In Chivas' opening games, often times it was a defender who had to drift wide to pick up the runner, leaving less numbers and more space in the middle for the opposing team to exploit.
Fouls fouls and more fouls - Fire must stay calm and focused
In Chivas' last two games, they have committed a whopping 40 fouls, something that clearly frustrated their opponents. Part of the reason for that many fouls is the high pressure tactic, trying so frantically to win the ball back, leading oftentimes to a foul.
That being said, another key aspect of Chelís' tactics is to try and stop the other team from getting in any sort of rhythm. How do you do that? By fouling your opponent and slowing the game down, of course.
READ: Can Pause go at right back Sunday?
When a Chivas player is beaten by his man, the natural response is to foul the player. The LA/Dallas players and coaching staff were constantly yelling at the officials for the amount of fouls Chivas committed, but this frustration played right into Chivas' hands.
On the other side of the ball, when Chivas attack, they often look to pick up set pieces in their opponents half. Their players hit the deck when they feel the slightest bit of contact, another aspect of their game plan that can really get under the skin of the opponent. The Fire players and coaching staff must keep their cool, especially if the score line isn't to their liking, because despite their coaches claims to the contrary, Chivas would gladly leave Bridgeview with a point.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Chris Rolfe and Dilly Duka.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve
If It seems like its Goalkeeper Week here on Chicago-Fire.com, well maybe it is... Sean Johnson is with the U.S. Men's National Team, meaning Paolo Tornaghi is the starter on Sunday, making way for Alec Kann to officially sign with the club on Tuesday in order to back him up.
I got a lot of quotes from goalkeepers (and their coach) the past few days... It'd be a shame if they went to waste so I've included some of the more interesting ones here...
Chicago FIre goalkeeping coach Aron Hyde
On having two returning goalkeepers for the first time since 2009
"Its never easy in MLS with the salary cap to maintain players year-to-year. In previous years we've looked to experienced guys to guide Sean along in his development and this year we didn't need that. We've got a very young goalkeeping group – its probably the youngest in the league. Sean's not a young goalkeeper anymore –he's at nearly 80 games in his career. We don't have any issues there anymore. Obviously he can get a little more continuity in the group and Paolo is a good goalkeeper and is more than capable of stepping in. He didn't let the side down last year and we're positive and optimistic he'll do the same on Sunday."
On Alec Kann's attitude as the third goalkeeper
"He's coming in willing to learn. He has a good attitude, he works hard – you can't fault him for anything there. He's a good guy to work with. He's been good with the other two and you hope he realizes he's here to push and he wants to play as well. He has to be ready."
Chicago Fire goalkeeper Paolo Tornaghi
On communicating with a changing backline
"Its important when everyone steps on the field to have a positive performance. I thought our defensive line was very good on Saturday. We work together every day so to me it doesn't matter who the first 11 are, all the players train and stay focused to be ready for Sunday."
Twitter is great for many reasons. Today's its awesome because we got an update on how the team's star center back is doing on his hamstring rehab in Germany...
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Several hundred thousand people cross the U.S. - Canadian border every day. Now, the Department of Homeland Security is proposing that the U.S. look into charging a border crossing fee between the U.S. and Canada, and between the U.S. and Mexico. As Samantha Fields reports, the idea is unpopular among those who live on both sides of the border.
The Department of Homeland Security is requesting a study of the feasibility and cost of instituting a fee for anyone crossing into the U.S. on foot or in a car. Eastport Town Manager Jon Southern says even that is cause for concern. "It's probably one of the more alarming proposals I've heard during my 12 years in Maine," he says.
Southern says that's because Maine is heavily reliant on day visitors- especially Washington County, where many Canadians cross the border on a daily basis to shop, get gas, go to the hospital or go to work. Southern says Canadian visitors are a huge part of the economy, in Eastport, in Calais and in most towns near the border.
"On any given day in the summer, on the Main Street in Eastport or up in neighboring Calais, if you would look at the Wal-Mart parking lot, for example, I don't think there's any question that two-thirds of the license places are New Brunswick," Southern says.
Instituting a fee, he says - even a small one - would be a huge disincentive for those visitors. Jacques Poitras agrees. He's a reporter with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in New Brunswick, and the author of a book called "Imaginary Line: Life on an Unfinished Border."
"The idea of a fee may make sense at the national level," he says. "But at the local level, it doesn't seem to take into account the ordinary, common sense, daily reality of people who are crossing all the time."
Maine Sen. Susan Collins doesn't think it makes sense at a national level either. "Maine's biggest trading partner, not surprisingly, is Canada. But the fact is, America's biggest trading partner is Canada," she says. "And I think we want to enhance the ties between our two countries, not put what could be extensive barriers in place."
Collins says instituting a border-crossing fee would send the wrong message to Canada and to Mexico.
"We have such a strong economic relationship and friendship between the United States and Canada, as well as the United States and Mexico, and I think this fee would weaken that relationship, as well as causing businesses on both sides of the border to lose commerce that they need," Collins says.
Collins says she is also concerned about the effect these fees would have on the many Mainers with family on both sides of the border - and on the many Canadians who come to work in the U.S. She expressed her concerns, and her opposition to the study, in a letter yesterday to the leaders of the Senate Appropriations Committee - of which she is a senior member. Because the proposal was included in the president's budget, Collins says it needs to be taken seriously.
Back in Eastport, Jon Southern says people are taking it very seriously. And he says he hopes every community in the area is equally as alarmed -- and ready to speak up.


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Testing Religious Experiences by the Outsider Test for Faith (OTF)
We can point out that the mind often deceives us and provide many examples of this phenomena (brainwashing, wish-fulfillment, cognitive dissonance). But the believer will maintain his particular religious experience is real because he experienced it, despite the odds that his brain is deceiving him about it.
We can point out that many people claim to have had the same religious experience whose beliefs are much different than his (i.e. Mormon, Muslim, Catholic, or Jew) but the believer will say his experience is true because he experienced it, despite the odds that what others believe as a result of these experiences makes it seem obvious he could be wrong.
Sometimes in the face of such an experiential argument I simply say to the believer that "if I had that same experience I might believe too. But I haven't. So why not? Why doesn't your God give me that same religious experience?" At this point the believer must blame me and every living person on the planet for not being open to such a religious experience. Depending on the religion in question that might include most every person here, up to six billion of us. But even this realization doesn't affect the believer who claims to have had such a religious experience. Some of them will simply say "God doesn't want various people to have a saving religious experience." It never dawns on these believers what kind of a mean-spirited barbaric God they love and worship, especially if such a God will send people to an eternal punishment for not having one.
There are other ways to test religious experiences as an outsider. Let me offer one example from a conversation I recently had with a friend I'll call Matt. Matt told me he knows there is an afterlife because he had a vivid dream of his father and grandfather who talked to him from beyond the grave. To him this dream was very real. His dad had died 10 years earlier and his grandfather had died 15 years earlier. But here they were both talking face-to-face with him from beyond the grave!
Now if there is one thing about dreams that everyone should know by now, it's that they can seem very real. You may actually feel like you're riding a horse, or that you were in a gun battle during WWII. So the fact that dreams seem real should mean nothing to us, well, except that dreams seem real. Dreams are just in the brain. This is what our brains do when we are asleep. We dream vivid dreams during REM sleep. So one way for Matt to understand the truth about his dream is to learn what science teaches us about the brain when a person is sleeping. That's science. That should cause room for plenty of doubt. Gone are the days of the Egyptian Pharaoh or Nebuchadnezzar who had dreams and demanded an interpretation of them by a soothsayer, or diviner. This is a superstitious world that is long gone, for good. As scientific understanding gains ground among the scientifically illiterate we should see dreams being used less and less to support religious beliefs.
Back to Matt. I asked him how he knew it was actually his dad and grandfather whom he was talking to. "Well," he said, "they told me things that only they could know." "Really?" I questioned. "How does that show you anything at all? If the people in your dream tell you something that you already knew about them before they died, then they're not telling you anything new. This information was already stored in your brain. There is at least one other person in that dream who knew the same things they told you, and that person is the one doing the dreaming...you! For this dream to be considered evidence to you that you were actually talking with them they would have to tell you something you didn't know that could be confirmed after you awoke."
Matt replied, "But I am sure it was them. The evidence was that I know what I experienced!"
Then I asked Matt what they each looked like. He said they looked like he had remembered them. "Were they wearing the same kinds of clothes you knew them to wear?" "Yes," he said. "Had they aged any?" "No," he admitted. Then I asked him if people in the afterlife would always look the same, wear the same clothes and stay the same age? "What are the odds that they were really in your dream versus the odds that you merely had a dream about them based on what you knew them to be?"
At this point he began having some doubts, but then finally replied, "maybe they came back to me looking like this so I could recognize them?"
Wow, isn't this something? What does it take? I don't know sometimes. But evidence? Who needs that when you have an experience?
An outsider with this kind of "insider" experience would simply have to admit he just doesn't know if the experience was real or a delusion. But a delusion it was.


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A series of late-afternoon seminars and film showings organized by Profs. Ken Ledford (History) and Susanne Vees-Gulani (German Studies). Sponsored by the College of Arts & Sciences, the Baker-Nord Center, the Max Kade Center for German Studies, the Dept. of History, and the Center for Policy Studies.
• The Many Lives of Terror: Political Activists, the RAF, the State, and the Media in West Germany. Prof. Belinda Davis, Department of History, Rutgers University.
• Screening. Deutschland im Herbst (Germany in Autumn). German with English subtitles (1978). Introduction and discussion leadership by Profs. Ledford and Vees-Gulani.
• Radical Visions: Aesthetic Responses to Ulrike Meinhof and the RAF. Prof. Karin Bauer, Department of German Studies, McGill University.
• The 'German Autumn' as Turning Point, or, What the West Germans Learned from Terrorism. Prof. Karrin M. Hanshew, Department of History, Michigan State University.
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Brad Prager (Associate Professor, University of Missouri-Columbia) "Screening the Perpetrators: Das Experiment, Downfall, and Contemporary German Film."
6 March, 2007 4:30-6:00 p.m. Clark 206
Prof. Prager's talk explores how contemporary German films "screen" the Nazi past. It examines recent German thrillers including Oliver Hirschbiegel's Das Experiment, and it views such films in light of Der Untergang?(Downfall), which Hirschbiegel also directed. Downfall was particularly controversial in Germany because of its willingness to represent the perpetrators and Hitler as sympathetic. After looking briefly at German debates about that film, this talk then turns to a close reading of Das Experiment, a film that addresses what makes ordinary (in this case, German) men perpetrators of violent crime.
The talk addresses several key questions about this film, which was inspired by the well-known Stanford Prison Experiment, including: How and why does the film exclude questions of history and identity in its theorization of perpetration? How explicitly does it evoke or "screen" the issue of perpetration of Holocaust atrocities? How does it depict the perpetrators in relation to class rather than national identity? "Screening the Perpetrators" draws not only on recent German cinema scholarship, but on recent theories of perpetrator motivation.
Sandra Alfers (Assistant Prof., Dickinson College)
Culture and Poetry in Theresienstadt.
10 April, 4:30-6:00 p.m. Clark 206.
"VERBOTEN:GERMAN CABARET 1920-90" Max Kade Lecture Series
"For the Nazis, this culture of immorality, impudence, and individuality had to be suppressed, by force if necessary." (Lubich)
1. Cabaret Culture: Paris-Berlin-New York.
March 30, 4:30-6:00pm
2. The Rise and Fall of the Weimar Cabaret
April 13, 4:30-6:30pm
3. "No Drinks or Improv Allowed!" The Idiosyncrasies of Censorship in East German Cabaret
April 20, 4:30-6:00pm
"VERBOTEN:GERMAN CABARET 1920-90" Max Kade Lecture Series
January 20-29, 2006
Reduced Admission for Case Students: Single Episode: $5 (*$8); Double Episode: $10 (*$13); Series Ticket for all 6 episodes: $20 (*$30).
For more tickets or information, call the Cleveland Cinematheque, (216) 421-7450.
2005 Events
Ernestine Schlant Bradley
Dr. Ernestine Schlant, the wife of former senator and presidential hopeful Bill Bradley, is an eminent scholar and writer of ethical issues concerning the Holocaust. She will read and discuss her most recent book, her autobiography: The Way Home: A German Childhood, an American Life. E. Bradley. Pantheon, 2005.
Sponsored by the Max Kade Center for German Studies at Case Western Reserve University and by the College of Arts and Sciences.
Readings, Talks, and Performances
Further information about most events and speakers can be found under Readings.
Further Information
In addition to a number of guest lectures throughout both semester, the German Studies Program also conducts the Max Kade Visiting Artist/Scholar Workshop each year, generally in the Fall Semester. A description of the workshop, past workshops and student reactions can be found here.


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This is the rechargeable desk lamp that provides bright light anywhere without requiring proximity to a power outlet. An internal rechargeable battery powers the lamp for up to 10 hours after a 10-hour charge via the included AC adapter. The lamp has 48 LED bulbs that cast bright white illumination without the glare and distortion produced by an incandescent bulb?s yellowish glow. A flexible gooseneck can be raised, lowered, or twisted for optimal positioning over a book, computer screen, or crafts. The lamp has a brass-plated base, pole, and shade, and a dimmer dial provides smooth transitions between light levels. Bulbs last 50,000 hours. 20" H x 8 1/4" Diam. (7 1/2 lbs.)
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No cord is great
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My dogs had pulled the piano light by running into the cord - and it had damaged the grand piano. This light angles toward piano music and the lack of a cord makes it much more safe when the dogs run around.
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I use this with my make-up mirror .
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I use this with my make-up mirror in my tiny apartment bathroom with no windows and not enough outlets.
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By SUP
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Provides very good light for desktop reading. The adjustable feature is a real plus for directing the light. The only negative I have is the lamp's height, too tall for my liking. Would like to see something along the lines of a cordless Banker's or cordless Tiffany style desk lamp.
exactly what i was looking for!
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my eyes are really bad and this gives enough light but not too much so it is still comfortable
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By Grandma J
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I have serious eye problems and I need help more light than the normal light bulb. This lamp is just perfect with my eye problems.
Better than corded, at least
By Night Owl
from Florida
Handy for places where there's no outlet, such as a side table by an armchair. The base dents easily. I had to exchange my first because the plug receiver in the base broke and disappeared inside. Still, I am grateful for HM's liberal return policy & like the lamp enough that I did exchange rather than return for refund.
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Great for areas with no elec outlets.Great for eliminating unsightly cords.We will be buying more of these.
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Great light, all negative comments were on how it didn't hold a charge so I am waiting to see.
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The LED lights are nice and bright and that is a plus. I bought this lamp because it is cordless and I thought it would be easier to move from place-to-place. My husband likes to use it when he grades papers. I planned to use it primarily as a bed-time light. The lamp is adjustable up and down, but not side-to- side; as a result, I cannot adjust it to the angle I need for reading in bed. I wish I had bought the floor model instead.
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On October 25, 2009, Air China announced the addition of four new Air China shuttle service routes starting from Beijing to Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. In addition, Air China will launch the Beijing - Hong Kong Air China shuttle service route on November 1, 2009. This move marks Air ChinaˇŻs commitment to continue connecting the Beijing hub and East China, South China, Hong Kong, and several major economic regions. Air China launched the Beijing ¨C Chengdu and Beijing ¨C Chongqing Air China shuttle service routes in April 2009 to connect Beijing to the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Zone.
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Powder Bowl Freeride Jacket (Men's)
Out of Stock Product Number: 26705
Built for limitless riding when you're living off cliff drops, creative lines and reaching your cruising altitude. Our most versatile freeriding hard shell, the Powder Bowl Freeride has a motion-friendly fit and a go-anywhere, anytime design. It features a 2-layer polyester GORE-TEX fabric for durably waterproof/breathable and windproof protection. A DWR (durable water repellent) finish increases wet-weather performance by sloughing saturated snow and icy rain. The torso lining uses a brushed polyester mesh to wick moisture; slick mesh in the arms glides smoothly over underlayers. The removable, 2-way-adjustable, helmet-compatible hood has a laminated visor for optimal visibility and pit zips release heat on long climbs. Other details include coated, watertight Slim Zips, cord lock adjustments at the hood and hem, a fully featured powder skirt (with webbing loop that attaches to any Patagonia snow pants), an embedded RECCO avalanche rescue reflector and a progressive, highly articulated fit for dynamic motion. Pockets: two handwarmers, one chest with a secure media pocket and cable routing, one bicep pocket for your pass and two interior pockets (one drop-in, one zippered stash).
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- Durable 2-layer polyester GORE-TEX fabric for durably waterproof/ breathable and windproof protection; polyester mesh lining wicks away moisture
- Removable, helmet-compatible, 2-way-adjustable hood with laminated visor for optimal visibility in bad conditions; tall collar protects neck and face even with hood down
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- Zippered pockets: two handwarmers; one chest with secure media pocket with cable routing; one pass on left forearm; one interior drop-in and one interior stash
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This is a great, durable, solid hard shell. It is probably not ideal if you earn most of your turns, as it's a little heavy (though it does have pit zips.) Perfect for inbounds riding and some light hiking. The jacket runs big, i had to order a full size down to get the right fit. I am 6'2" 180 and the medium fits me perfectly, allowing some space to layer.
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This cartridge requires the use of a universal keypad overlay. Introducing the very first Cricut® cartridge designed by Anna Griffin®! Known for detailed, elegant designs, the Winter Wonderland cartridge offers her signature twist on holiday classics. The images on the cartridge include ornaments, deer, poinsettias, snowflakes, and more, as.....
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This cartridge does not come with an overlay. You have to purchase the universal overlay separately, the manual is half the size of the old ones and you have to read it with a magnifying glass, there is no overview image page to use for easy reference, and there are no rewards points. Overall the new cartridge format is a bad idea!!!
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Real men shouldn't cry during movies…or ever. And if they do, they're not likely to air it out in the open. In the few instances that they do, the tears are induced by one of three things: sports, a best friend, or a love for their country. The following are movies dealing with a few such themes that have a tendency to make real men lose it: BRIAN'S SONG
Brendan Fraser's spelunking days may be behind him. Deadline reports that a Journey To The Center Of The Earth 3D sequel is moving forward without Fraser. Josh Hutcherson, his co-star from the original, will be taking over the lead.Fraser reportedly dropped out of the project when his top choice to direct, Eric Brevig, was passed over after he couldn't free up his Yogi Bear schedule. New Line and Walden Media got antsy, and brought in Brad Peyton, the director of Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. And with that Brendan Fraser was out. For years we've wondered if the man who appeared in Furry Vengeance, GI Joe, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, Bedazzled, Dudley Do-Right, Monkeybone, and various Pauly Shore movies had a line. Apparently that line is Cats & Dogs. Reading between the lines, Fraser obviously doesn't believe a gay actor is capable of playing a talking cat. Cue the outrage!
Is Quentin Tarantino scouting Eastern European locations for a possible vampire film? If unsubstantiated stories running in two different Romanian tabloids are to be believed (which they almost certainly should be), then the answer is a resounding "yes."According to Dread Central, said tabloids are reporting that Tarantino will soon be in Vienna, a gateway to Eastern European travel, in order to inspect various castles for use in a Dracula project. Again, this is little more than a rumor, and Tarantino could be visiting as nothing more than a tourist, or perhaps even a sex tourist. Who's to say? But given that it's 3:00 AM, and I have one last article to publish before I can go to bed, I choose to believe that this story has legs.
What could be more fun than a movie about a mad doctor surgically attaching people, anus-to-mouth, in a sadistic human daisy chain? Absolutely nothing! But one thing comes close.Behold, The Human Centipede 80's style arcade game from I-Mockery! It's all the fun of the ATM masterpiece merged with the Atari classic, Centipede.Your goal is to shoot all the revolting human centipedes before they reach you, but watch out for cops! The law doesn't take kindly to improvised surgical experimentation. Fascists. (MovieLine)Play The Human Centipede 80's style arcade game after the jump.
Back in 2005, at a Paleyfest panel, J.J. Abrams answered a question about "LOST" and it's affiliation with purgatory. His answer might surprise you if you take issue with liars. (Vulture)These links don't break promises.Kimmel's 'LOST' Alternate Endings (TVSquad)Teen Wolf Packs Are Taking Over High Schools (Asylum)Say Goodbye to the Cougar Trend (PopEater)25 Hot Arizona Girls (HolyTaco)Captain America Has a Burrito In His Pants (FilmDrunk)Russian Mario Propaganda (Unreality)Emma the Nude Amish Model (BroBible)Ultimate College Movie Frat House (Maxim)ESPN's Michelle Beadle Enjoys Her Hot Dog (TotalProSports)A Day in the Life of Todd Duffee (CagePotato)Jennifer Aniston Shows Off Her Bikini Body (CelebJihad)17 Very Scary Signs (Smosh)The Science of Sex (Pajiba)The Invisible Man (Atom)Eat Healthy With Burgers & Beer (MadeMan)
Warner Bros. has touched gloves with Tim Kelleher, picking up his pitch Grudge Match. Hey THR, bring that beat in:"Grudge," which seeks to evoke the tone of the 2000 Warners movie "Space Cowboys," revolves around retired boxers Billy "The Kid" McGuigan and Henry "Razor" Sharp, lifelong bitter rivals who are coaxed out of retirement and into the ring for one final grudge match — 50 years after their last title fight. Buuuuuuh? In an economy where studio execs are spitting in the faces of writers who act out elaborate pitches for high concept, commercial movies, Warner Bros. has gone ahead and scooped up Space Cowboys with boxers? Someone's something is in someone elses mouth. The icing on the cake is Kelleher has written for "In Living Color," "The Arsenio Hall Show," and the 1996 Sinbad classic First Kid. He wrote a Sinbad movie 14 years ago and he just sold a pitch to a real studio about elderly man scuffles! Looks like I'm putting my sci-fi epic in a drawer and going back to my passion project Incontinence Lullaby.
Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer have been strangely silent on the topic of Twilight. I'd have thought we'd see Kim Kardashian mumbling about how important her virginity is to her by now (between giggles of course), but oddly this has not happened. Wait a tick!It's just been announced that Untitled Vampire Spoof Movie has been given an August 18th release date. That's a pretty fast turnaround. Hopefully, the film will have the nuance we've come to expect from the makers of Disaster Movie, Date Movie, Epic Movie, and Meet the Spartans. Or at the very least, Judah Friedlander taking his shirt off and morphing into a wolf that pees on people and things. (JoBlo)
Frank needed a piece of everything.It looks like Martin Scorsese could finally tap into the lucrative Really Old Italian demographic. While doing press rounds in India for Shutter Island, he discussed his long in the works Sinatra biopic, and mentioned some casting choices that would surely give sections of Brooklyn the Italian version of a nerd boner. The legendary director had this to say in unintelligible, staccato bursts:"I've had it in mind for a long time. Even the initial script is ready. I'm yet to spot the actor who can bring back Frank Sinatra alive on screen. My choice is Al Pacino, and Robert De Niro as Dean Martin."Why stop there? Scorsese should go full-Italian by casting Joe Pesci as Joey Bishop, and have pizza dough inexplicably land on characters heads at random. (The Hindu)
Showcasing Olga Kurlylenko's maybe-penis on its poster helped Hitman earn a $70 million profit, so it's no surprise that Sony wants to make another one. The studio is eyeballing Spanish director Daniel Benmayor to helm but there's no word if Timothy Olyphant will be returning. Though they do have an option on him should they decide to hold him down and shave his head again.Benmayor's claim to fame so far is the feature Paintball, a movie about weekend warriors who discover someone is using live ammo in their paintball game. Sounds like the second act of Child's Play 3 before they randomly end up at that carnival. Chucky should really try to avoid places where there's the possibility of falling into a giant fan. Yeah. But anyway, Hitman 2. (Deadline)
The prequel should be an adaptation of this image.A prequel of Jackie Brown has been written based off the novel The Switch by Elmore Leonard, which is a prequel to his novel Rum Punch, the book Quentin Tarantino read and then disregarded when making Jackie Brown. Tarantino has given his blessing on The Switch, but is not involved, so that means the source material probably won't get completely bitch-slapped. Dan Schechter wrote the screenplay and the search for a director and cast is about to begin. Jackie Brown characters Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson) and Louis Gara (Robert De Niro) originated from The Switch, but Tarantino decided to focus on sassy Jackie and Motown music when he made his film. The prequel will follow young Ordell and Louis who, after hitting it off in prison, decide to kidnap the wife of a wealthy land developer and hold her for ransom. The twist? He doesn't want his wife back! This mashup of Overboard and Ernest Goes to Camp through the adapted eyes of Elmore Leonard is sure to be a… Nope, that word doesn't exist. (JoBlo)
So "LOST" ended last night whether you wanted it to or not. I'm still turning the finale over in my head, and I know that some fans are downright pissed. I won't go so far as to say they feel betrayed, but I passed a business man on the street today pretending to stab a dagger with the word LOST on the handle into his heart.
The cast stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last night to say aloha to a show you might still be saying WTF to. The audience asked some questions and the cast gave some answers. Be warned, it's nothing mind blowing, or even satisfying. But if you like to giggle in a carefree manner, give the clips a whirl.
Check out Jimmy interviewing Matthew Fox and the audience "grilling" the cast below.
Cancel the close-ups. Let's stick to the wide-angle shots.Sex in the City 2 may have many faults, but thematically speaking, the film is on point. According to an early review by Variety, the film is barren in almost every sense of the word. Overstaying its welcome at nearly 2 1/2 hours…part of the action occurs in the desert, which inadvertently proves apt, since the oases of enjoyable moments — and they do exist — suffer from being spaced too widely in what's otherwise a long, arid trek. Let me get this straight: the film is a comedy devoid of "enjoyable moments" (i.e. laughs) involving four women who are too old to procreate as they look for sex in a barren desert. A film can't have that many ironic overtones by accident. Perhaps my court-appointed therapist was right, and my contempt for this franchise and its fan base stems from a deep-seated misogyny rather than any legitimate problems with the writing, acting, directing and marketing involved with these awful films. Eh, what the hell does she know? Am I right, fellas? (Variety) *Note: My original title for this piece was Sex and the City 2: The Adventures of Barren Von Muffhausen.
"Lost" director/executive producer Jack Bender has joined "Alphas," a new original series on Syfy. As with "Lost," he will serve as both director and executive producer. According to Variety, "Alphas" follows a group of ordinary people with extraordinary powers who fight crime as they come to terms with their abilities. Basically, it's "Heroes," but with an important twist: it's on Syfy instead of NBC. Shooting for "Alphas" begins this Summer in Toronto, the land where TV magic is made.
The final episode of "Lost" has come and gone, and there was no shortage of surprises. Even the most avid fans could not have predicted that Jack was actually Hurley's father, or that the "Dharma Initiative" was nothing more than a marketing ploy for ABC's new series, "Dharma and Greg: The Next Generation."What did you think of the the finale? Were you satisfied, or were you as pissed off as when you found out that Starbuck was an angel?Sound off below. The best comment will receive a black-and-white printout of the Screenjunkies.com logo personally autographed by me, Jame Gumb. It's sure to go up in value once the FBI raids my house and shoots me to death while looking for my cache of bootleg Human Centipede DVDs.
This is one of those "very special episodes."Rumors of a 21 Jump Street movie have been flying around the internet for over a year now, and we're all looking for some concrete answers. All we know at the moment is Jonah Hill is starring, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs) are directing, and it's going to be a blend of action and comedy. But where does Johnny Depp fit in, you ask? Well Screen Junkies caught up with Jonah today at the press junket for Get Him to the Greek where we forced him through uncomfortable staring to answer this burning question and more:How close is 21 Jump Street to going?We're going to shoot that in early next year, January/February. Is the script done?We just got a new draft we finished but we're going to work on it right up until we go.MORE ABOUT DEPP AFTER THE JUMP.
Bad news for MacGruber and Co. Despite a relentless Internet marketing campaign and surprisingly positive reviews (relatively speaking), the film has completely tanked at the box office. The Village Voice is reporting that the SNL spin off pulled in a paltry $4.1 million over the weekend, included a disastrous $1.5 million from its opening night. Even with a budget of only $10 million, the results are disappointing. And the worst part of it all is that MacGruber's failure has basically killed any chance of me selling my Goat Boy spec script. Screw you, Will Forte! You've crushed my dreams, yet again! (Box Office Mojo)
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The trailer for new rom-com Going the Distance looks at the trials and tribulations of a long distance relationship as Justin Long and Drew Barrymore try to make it work from spaced-out area codes. It takes a concept with potential and weaves in thin threads of triteness between scenes with "Always Sunny's" Charlie Day. The original script was on the Black List awhile back, but of course Hollywood execs replaced the dark tones and realistic characters with botched spray tan and inappropriate kitchen table sex set pieces. Justin Long delivers, as he usually seems to do, but I find myself wondering why his character puts so much effort into a long distance relationship with Drew Barrymore when Charlie Day is (inexplicably) his father. Live with dad forever, dude. No girl's going to keep you as entertained as he will, even if she does let you feel her up over her shirt. Check out the trailer after the jump. Going the Distance phones it in to theaters August 27, 2010.
That sandwich doesn't stand a chance with Knowles hanging around.Morgan Spurlock and Harry Knowles may not see eye to eye on the subject of McDonald's, but they're willing to put that difference aside. The Ain't It Cool News founder and comics legend Stan Lee will join Spurlock and Joss Whedon in producing their San Diego Comic-Con documentary. The doc, newly titled Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan's Hope, will begin following seven fans in June as they prepare for this year's convention.I've only been to the crappy New York version of Comic-Con and am looking forward to see how the film captures the spirit in San Diego. And with the Four Horsemen of Geekdom (Acne, Asthma, Cheeto Fingers, and Dumb Laugh) behind the lens, it's sure to take us where no film ever cared to go before. (THR)
I've been lost in these eyes for hours.Everyone balked when news broke that MacGruber was heading to theaters, but today we have even more unbelievable news — MacGyver is heading to theaters. THR reports that Jason Richman (Bangkok Dangerous, other sucky things) has been brought on to write the film with Raffaella and Martha De Laurentiis producing, along with series creator/MacGruber c-blocker Lee Zlotoff.No casting has been announced yet but let me just say, PLEASE CAST NICOLAS CAGE. PLEASE. That forehead paired with a mullet is too beautiful not to film. He's proven himself as a solid adventurer and Bad Lieutenant taught us that he works well with Xzibit. Oh yeah. Also please cast Xzibit. Basically, the movie should be a 90 minute version of this.
Just your average cab ride in NYC. Maybe you didn't watch the last Inception trailer we posted because you want to save your entire load for when the movie comes out, but if you're up for a little butthole tickle (cinematically speaking) the U.K. has a 60 second spot. It entices without giving away the farm. I personally love how I've seen several one-sheets, trailers, and clips for the film and I still honestly have no idea what the movie is about. Sure, I realize it deals with dream interior designing and anti-gravity parkour, but I haven't seen Leo's business card yet. That's really the only way to gain a true perspective on a man. Here, I'll leave mine behind so you can follow up. **Slaps avocado pit down on table ** Check out the spot after the jump.
Excitement is at a fever pitch for this Sunday's series finale of "Lost." Die-hard fans are planning viewing parties for the big send-off and we're here with some helpful tips and hints for the big event. Follow our instructions to a 'T' and your party will be talked about for years to come.#1. COSTUME IS KEYLike any party, you really should dress to the nines. Anybody can slip on one of Sayid's tanktops or Horace's jumpsuit. There's really only one way to stand out: scarification. This can be achieved with a regular household box-cutter and an ordinary wooden spoon clenched between your teeth. Yes, there will be lasting effects… the lasting effect of everyone talking about how awesome you are.#2. DECORATIONS
Photos courtesy of 'Twilight: New Moon' premiere and the day Hayden ate WebsterI wasn't sure if I should be looking forward to Scream 4 or not, but today comes news that at the very least, it will be fun to look at. Wes Craven has offered the lead to Ashley Greene as well as supporting roles to some other familiar faces.Greene has been approached to play Jill, the cousin to Neve Campbell's Sidney. Hayden Panettiere has also been approached to play a film geek and best friend to Jill. The newest Culkin clone, Rory, may sign on as a love interest, and Lake Bell is in negotiations to play a police officer who knows Sidney from high school. Due to the secrecy of the project, the actors aren't being told much about the film beyond their character descriptions. This is making it difficult for them to decide if they want the shoot this July, but I would think they'd be eager for the chance to work with David Arquette.I really feel for poor Hayden, always being type-cast. But in all fairness, look at this nerdlinger:God, I would kick so much sand in her face. (THR)
Cartoon Network has announced the addition of Rob Corddry's medical spoof, "Children's Hospital," to its Adult Swim lineup.The Webby Award-winning series, which began airing on TheWB.com in 2008, regularly skewers medical melodramas such as "Grey's Anatomy" and "House." For those of you who don't know, "The Webby" is a trophy made of my old toilet paper rolls and empty Kleenex boxes that is presented annually to the best original series on the Internet.Cartoon Network will begin airing the five-minute webisodes back to back until August 22, at which time they will be replaced with 12 made-for-TV episodes, each with a 10-minute run time. This web-to-television transition gives hope to all of us "Internet writers" who aren't lucky enough to have a funny dad or a friend with a funny dad. Screw you, Patrick. (Variety)Check out a clip of the Webby Award-winning "Children's Hospital" after the jump.
Collider is reporting that James Franco has signed on for Rise of the Apes, the upcoming prequel in the Planet of the Apes franchise. Franco is slated to play a scientist who, while working on a cure for Alzheimer's, befriends one of the test chimps known as Caesar. Caesar begins to learn at an astounding rate after being injected with a new anti-Alzheimer's drug. Franco's character takes pity on the intelligent creature, and informally adopts the animal in order to keep it safe. Big mistake.While it's far too early to judge the film, it has been reported that all of the apes will be the product of CGI rather than the traditional makeup and costumes worn in previous Ape films. And while I can't be certain, it would seem that this reboot pisses all over the grave of Ricardo Montalban by eliminating his character and altering the ape origin story. If Montalban was still alive, I'm pretty sure he'd protest by flinging his poo at James Franco. But he can't because he's dead, so I guess it really doesn't matter.Rise of the Apes hits theaters on June 24, 2011, baring some sort of monkey Apocalypse.
In Justin's defense, glass is transparent, much like his aw-gee-shucks-I-wouldn't-bang-your-daughter-and-leave-her-for-dead-on-the-side-of-the-road-if-I-had-the-opportunity shtick.These links are streak-free.50 Most Shocking TV Moments (TVSquad)Shy People Are Bad at Marriage (Asylum)Handcuffs Await Lindsay Lohan (PopEater)25 Sexy Robots (HolyTaco)Oh Boy, Another Whiny Emo Pussy (FilmDrunk)Sexy Disney Princesses (Unreality)15 Sexy Adriana Lima Pics (BroBible)Armed Thug Gets His Ass Kicked By Skaters (TotalProSports)21 Animals Riding Other Animals (Maxim)10 Most Notorious Lawsuits in MMA History (CagePotato)Miss USA Rima Fakih Is a Mossad Agent In a Bikini (CelebJihad)25 Delicious Om Nom Noms (Smosh)5 Most Anticipated New TV Shows (Pajiba)Atom TV with Paul F. Tompkins (Atom)Video Game-Inspired Lingerie (MadeMan)25 Examples of Chicks and Beer (RegretfulMorning)
Hustler is at it again with their newest porn parody. The trailer for This Ain't Glee: XXX has me kind of confused. It's obviously porn. And it's obviously gay. But then why isn't it considered gay porn? Sadly the trailer doesn't answer this question or feature Dianna Agron Naked or Dianna Agron Shaved or even Dianna Agron Hot. But it does feature terrible singing. That's what guys like in pornos, right? Lots of talking and singing?? Oh heck, I'd better stop. Probably getting the world all turned on right now. CHECK OUT THE PIPES ON THESE LADIES AFTER THE JUMP…
Akiva Goldsman (Left) and Ron Howard (Right) on the set of Inspector Gadget 2.Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman is putting down his pen and picking up his wand, or whatever instrument directors use while directing. The Oscar-winning writer is slated to make his directorial debut with the 20th Century Fox drama, Man and Wife. The film follows an assassin who falls in love with the woman he is supposed to kill. In most relationships, a man falls in love with a woman and then ends up wanting to kill her, but this film turns that convention on its head. Brilliant!You have to hand it to Goldsman, especially considering he wrote Lost in Space and Batman and Robin. A lesser man (like myself) or a traditional Japanese samurai would have committed ritual suicide after penning such awful scripts. But Goldsman kept at it and went on to do great things. Aside from trying his hand at directing, he is also producing the upcoming Jonah Hex film and is slated to adapt Stephen King's The Dark Tower for director Ron Howard. (Deadline)
The Parents Television Council has their panties in a bunch again, and this time the issue is over a word that isn't even a word. The new CBS comedy "$#*! My Dad Says" uses symbols to spell out the word "shit" and when spoken the naughtiness will be bleeped, but the PTC doesn't even want brains to get all filthy with interpretations."CBS intentionally chose to insert an expletive into the actual name of a show, and, despite its claim that the word will be bleeped, it is just CBS' latest demonstration of its contempt for families and the public. There are an infinite number of alternatives that CBS could have chosen but its desire to shock and offend is crystal clear in this decision," said PTC President Tim Winter. "The title of this show is the opposite of fleeting (profanity) – it is bold, shameless, and in-your-face. It really is quite unreal how contemptious CBS is of families and the public. In fact, just this afternoon they released a new logo that's offensive to both parents and children alike.Not cool, The Eye. Not cool. (Deadline)
MTV is building up their stable of scripted material with the news that a "Teen Wolf" series will join "Hard Times of RJ Berger," "Warren the Ape," and "Skins" on the channel. The network has picked up a series order for the pilot we reported about previously. But don't dust off your What Are You Looking At, Dicknose? t-shirts just yet. This is MTV we're talking about, so of course it will lean closer to Twilight than it will the classic film Teen Wolf. Expect gratuitous abdominal muscle shots as opposed to light-hearted Michael J. Fox masturbating obsessively jokes. Turns out those don't really go over too well at parties anymore. Either that or I've been going to the wrong type of party. (THR)


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Baseball Drops Series Finale to BYU, 14-5
St. GEORGE, Utah - Despite jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first, the Creighton baseball team dropped the rubber game of its three-game series with BYU, 14-5, on Saturday, March 2.
The loss dropped Creighton to 4-2 on the season, while BYU moved to 7-6 overall.
The Jays opened the game with three runs in the top of the first inning. Sophomore Jake Peter and junior Mike Gerber drew two-out walks to set the table. Senior Alex Staehely punched a double into the gap in right-center for the first RBI, followed by a two-run double to left-center by freshman Reagan Fowler.
Unfortunately BYU answered with four runs in the second to take a 4-3 edge.
Creighton tied the game in the top of the third on a single by junior Federico Castagnini, a two-base throwing error and an RBI ground-out by Peter.
BYU took control of the game in the fifth with seven runs, highlighted by a grand slam from Jaycob Brugman.
The Bluejays got one back in the sixth via an RBI double from Castagnini, but the Cougars added three more in the bottom half to push the score to 14-5.
BYU's Matt Milke earned the win (1-1) allowing two runs (one earned) on four hits in six innings of relief work.
Creighton sophomore Mark Lukowski suffered the loss (1-1), allowing two runs on two hits in an inning out of the bullpen.
BYU combined for 20 hits, including eight extra-base knocks in the contest.
Offensively the Jays were led by Castagnini, who finished 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored.
Creighton returns to the diamond on Friday, March 8 in the Riverview Inn Classic, hosted by Austin Peay. The Jays open the tournament against Arkansas-Little Rock at 12 p.m., then face Austin Peay on Saturday, March 9 at 3 p.m. and wrap up the tournament with Milwaukee on Sunday, March 10 at 11 a.m.


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On Tuesday, September 9, the Carbon High cross Country team traveled to Vernal for the Uintah Classic Cross Country Invitational. Six teams were in attendance. Including Emery, Union, Altamont, Duchesne and host Uintah. Carbon boys took second place overall.
The girls stepped to the line first. Patricia Smith and Karissa Nelson represented Carbon for the meet. Smith took an early lead over Emery's Lacey Montgomery and maintained that lead throughout the entire race.
Smith won with a time of 19:59. Nelson finished 3rd overall, edging out Altamont's number one runner with a time of 23:24.
For the boys, Carbon's Jordan Tatton was tripped in the first 200 meters of the race. He still managed to finish 2nd overall with a time of 17:53. Kaleb Kulow was the second runner to finish for the Dinos with a time of 18:52. He was followed by Jared Richens, Luke Olsen, Nathan Hepworth, Justin Hepworth and Carson Tatton. Kaeden Kulow, Skylar Larsen, Brendon Hepworth and Derek Quinton also ran very competitive. They all finished under 21:00 minutes.
The top five Dino runners scored and pulled out a 2nd place finish as Uintah took first.
The team will travel to Murray on September 12 for the biggest competition of the season followed by the Union Invitational on 17th of September.
On Friday September 12th the cross country team participated in the biggest cross country meet in the state. Over 40 schools were in attendance, ranging from 1A division to 5A division. The day started at 3 p.m., with the rookie girl's race. This race had over 200 runners in it. Nelson was the only one from Carbon in this race. The beginning of the race an athlete from Davis High was tripped in the first 100 meters stopping the race and having to restart.The second start Nelson got out well before the course bottle necked forcing runners to settle behind the pack. She remained in the top 30 the entire race and finished 24th overall.
The rookie boy's heat followed including Carbon's Skylar Larsen, Derek Quinton, and Brendon Hepworth. This race also included more than 200 runners. Larsen finished 86th.
The J.V. boys were next. This race had the largest field and Kaeden Kulow, Shane Dolinski and Preston Grant were part of the 350 competitors. Kaeden Kulow finished in 140th place, running very well.
Patricia Smith was the only Carbon runner in the girl's Varsity heat. She ran with some of the toughest female runners in the state. Nationally ranked Davis stood to the left of her on the starting line. This race had 224 competitors. Smith had a great start and surged to the front of the pack.
The field spread as the race approached the two mile marker. Smith was running in approximately 20th place with a little more than 800 meters to go. She rounded the last turn and with 200 meters to go and had a remarkable 13th place finish. Smith not only finished in the top 20 at the biggest meet in the state she also placed well as a 3A competitor. This meet gives herself and Coach Allen a better look at what she can achieve at state.
The Varsity boys had one thing on their minds and that was North Sanpete, their region competitors. Tatton, Kaleb Kulow and Justin Hepworth were in front of North Sanpetes third place runner.
Richens was on the heels of the fourth runner and Olsen finished in front of North Sanpetes fifth runner. North Sanpete came out on top.
"With this tight pack, when region comes around, we have the depth to compete with them (North Sanpete). Overall we ran very well and look forward to our next meet where we will compete against North Sanpete again," summed up Coach Allen.
Carbon will run in Delta this Friday before hosting the Carbon Invitational on Sept. 24.


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Once-Daily Drug Regimen for HIV-Infected Patients
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This study will examine the safety of giving antiviral therapy for HIV infection in a once-daily dosing schedule, and assess how well patients tolerate this regimen. A once a day dosing schedule may be easier for some people to follow than one that requires taking medicine 2 or 3 times a day. The ease of treatment is important, because not following the prescribed dosing regimen may make therapy less effective or ineffective.
HIV-infected patients 18 years and older who have never been treated for their infection may be eligible for this study. Candidates will be screened with a history and physical examination, including blood tests. Participants will take the following medications once a day: 1200 mg of amprenavir (8 capsules); 300 mg of ritonavir (3 capsules); 600 mg of abacavir (2 pills); and 300 mg of lamivudine (2 pills). Patients will have routine blood tests and be seen by a nurse or doctor, or both, at follow-up visits at weeks 2, 4, 8, 12, and 16; then every 8 weeks until week 48; and then every 3 months for up to 3 years. At week 2, a special blood test will be done over the course of a day to measure blood drug levels. For this test, blood samples will be drawn 8 times over a 24-hour period. A heparin lock (a device that allows the needle to remain in the vein) will be used to avoid multiple needle sticks.
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Drug: Amprenavir
Drug: Ritonavir
Drug: Abacavir
Drug: Lamivudine
Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Pilot Study of Once-Daily Therapy With Amprenavir, Ritonavir, Lamivudine and Abacavir in HIV-Infected, Antiretroviral-Naive Patients
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2000
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|November 2000
The development of a once-daily anti-retroviral regimen is a priority because regimen simplicity might enhance regimen adherence, and because a once-daily regimen would be useful for directly observed therapy. Pharmacokinetic modeling suggests that plasma levels of amprenavir in the presence of ritonavir, a potent inhibitor of cytochrome p450, should be high enough to support once-daily dosing. Lamivudine is currently being explored in other studies in once-daily dosing. Abacavir has not been used once daily but some in vitro studies suggest that such dosing might be appropriate. In this uncontrolled, open-label study, amprenavir 1200 mg daily, ritonavir 300 mg daily, lamivudine 300 mg daily, and abacavir 600 mg daily will be administered to up to 25 HIV-infected, anti-retroviral naive patients. The objectives are to assess the tolerability and safety of this regimen; the plasma concentrations of amprenavir; and the anti-viral response. Study evaluations include percentage of patients who have discontinued the regimen by weeks 16 and 24 for toxicity, intolerance or failure; the number of grade 3 and 4 adverse events by weeks 16 and 24; the antiviral response at weeks 16, 24, and 48 (change from baseline and percentage of patients with viral load less than 50 copies and less than 400 copies per mL), and the number (percent) of patients with trough plasma concentrations of amprenavir above 280 ng/mL.
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Adults (greater than 18 years) infected with HIV-1.
Plasma viral burden greater than 8,000 and less than 60,000 RNA copies per ml. by bDNA method at screening.
CD4 cell count above 200 cells per microliter at screen.
No prior treatment with any anti-retroviral agent.
Laboratory values at screen: hemoglobin greater than 9 g per dl; granulocyte count greater than 900 cells per microliter; platelet count greater than 80,000 cells per microliter; AST (SGOT) less than 151 U/L; creatinine less than 2 mg/dL.
Must not be pregnant or breast-feeding and willing to avoid pregnancy by the use of non-hormonal methods of birth control during study participation. Pregnancy test (blood or urine) must be negative within two weeks prior to dosing with study medications.
Willing and able to provide written informed consent.
No history suggestive of malabsorption.
No chronic diarrhea.
Must not have had treatment with systemic corticosteroids at greater than physiologic replacement doses, interleukins, interferons, radiation therapy or cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agents within 30 days of study drug administration or an anticipated need for radiation or chemotherapy treatment within the next 48 weeks (with the exception of local treatment of Kaposi's sarcoma).
Must not have current or anticipated therapy with other agents with documented activity against HIV-1 in vitro.
Must not have active, untreated opportunistic infection or other major illness that would, in the opinion of the investigator, increase the risk that adverse events might pose to the patient or might render the patient too ill to return for study visits.
Must not have significant substance abuse or psychiatric illness that might interfere with assessment or compliance.
Must not have current or anticipated future need for any of the following drugs which are contraindicated with an amprenavir-ritonavir regimen because of drug-drug interactions: Terfenadine (Seldane), Astemizole (Hismanal), Cisapride (Propulsid), Triazolam (Halcion), Bepridil (Vascor), Medazolam (Versed), Rifampin (Rifadin, Rifamate, Rifater), Ergotamine/Dihydroergotamine containing regimens (Ergomar, Wygraine, Ercaf, DHE, Migranal), Amiodarone (Cordarone), Flecanaide (Tambocor), Propafenone (Rythmol), Quinidine (Quinaglute, Cardioquin), and Pimozide (Orap).
Must not have current or anticipated future need for the following anticonvulsants: phenobarbital, phenytoin, carbamazepine.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00001968
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|National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00001968 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 18, 2000
|Last Updated:
|March 3, 2008
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Anti-Retroviral Therapy
Drug Interactions
Protease Inhibitor
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Lentivirus Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Slow Virus Diseases
Virus Diseases
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antibiotics, Antitubercular
Antitubercular Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Protease Inhibitors
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Therapeutic Uses
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Diabetes Peripheral Neuropathy and Small-fibre Nerve Damage: A Comparative Study
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The purpose of this study is to investigate whether patients with diabetes-related peripheral neuropathic pain also have non-recognized damage to the intestine caused by autonomic neuropathy. The model will shed light on aspects of peripheral nerve injuries on both somatic and as well as visceral sensory nerves. Classical autonomic parameters from electrocardiography (ECG) and Holter (24-h ECG and blood pressure) are compared with peripheral nerve injuries. The damage of autonomic nerves often recognized late in the course when patients develop gastroparesis, however an earlier recognition of this nerve damage may help clarifying the fundamental pathomechanisms and thereby optimize treatment for this patient group in the future.
Diabetes Mellitus
Peripheral Neuropathy
Small Fibre Neuropathy
Autonomic Neuropathy
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|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Is Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Accompanied by Internal Nerve Damage? A Comparative, Clinical Experimental Study of Peripheral and Visceral Nerve Damage in Diabetic Patients and Healthy Controls
- glucose [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy
|Healthy matched controls
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 75 Years
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Patients with verified diabetic neuropathy.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female patients between 18 and 75 years with diagnosed diabetes mellitus, according to WHO criteria (World Health Organization).
- Proven peripheral neuropathy.
- Oral and written consent, with documentation that all relevant information about the program is given to the patient.
- The patient must be willing and able to, to meet the planned visit and meet the planned curriculum, including the participation in the experimental investigations.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Medical or surgical disease for the study doctor's assessment makes the patient unsuitable for participation in the study
- Previous or ongoing major depression
- Patients who can or will not comply with the recommended instructions given by the study doctor
- Use of analgesic opioid medication less than 24 hours before screening
- Competitive conditions that can cause peripheral neuropathy (eg, herpes zooster)
- Clinically significant disease less than 2 weeks from the planned entry in the study
- People involved in the planning or execution of the study
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01160887
|Haukeland University Hospital
|Bergen, Norway, 5021
|Principal Investigator:
|Georg Dimcevski, MD, PhD
|Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Haukeland University Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01160887 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 9, 2010
|Last Updated:
|July 8, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Nervous System Diseases
Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Peripheral Vascular Diseases
Vascular Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 09, 2015


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