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Ben Affleck, as CIA operative Tony Mendez, walks past an image of the Ayatollah Khomeini in a scene from "Argo." The Iran hostage crisis drama, which deftly mixes in dashes of comedy, is a leading best picture Oscar candidate at tonight's 85th Academy Awards.
Actor Daniel Day-Lewis, as President Abraham Lincoln, surveys a Civil War battlefield in this scene from director Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." Day-Lewis is considered a lock to capture best actor Oscar honors at the 85th Academy Awards tonight, and the film has a leading 12 nominations total, including best picture and best director.
Daniel Day-Lewis, right, confers with Sally Field in this theater box scene from "Lincoln." Both veteran performers are going for their third Oscars for acting at tonight's 85th Academy Awards. Only five actors in history have won three or more Oscars for acting. Day-Lewis and Field are joined by Denzel Washington of "Flight" and Robert De Niro from "Silver Linings Playbook" in seeking their third wins for acting tonight.
Actor Daniel Day-Lewis, as President Abraham Lincoln from the film "Lincoln," is considered almost a sure thing to win his third Oscar for acting at the 85th Academy Awards this evening. Day-Lewis has swept just about every major precursor awards leading up to the Oscars. "Lincoln" itself is the Oscars leader with 12 overall nominations, including best picture and best director.
Quvenzhane Wallis, as Hushpuppy, and Dwight Henry as her father, Wink, share this scene from "Beasts of the Southern Wild." Wallis, 9, is the youngest lead actress nominee in Oscars history and the film is up for four Oscars overall, including best picture and director, at tonight's 85th Academy Awards.
Quvenzhane Wallis, as Hushpuppy, believes she can communicate with animals in "Beasts of the Southern Wild." Wallis, 9, is the youngest lead actress nominee in Oscars history and will find out tonight if she's won the coveted golden statuette.
In two-fisted fashion, Academy Awards host Seth MacFarlane has what everyone wants, an Oscar statuette. MacFarlane, of "Family Guy" fame, is up for one himself tonight, in the best original song category for "Everybody Needs A Best Friend" from the film "Ted."
Jennifer Lawrence, right, and Bradley Cooper are pictured in a scene from "Silver Linings Playbook." The film is the first since Warren Beatty's "Reds" in 1981 to receive Oscar nominations in all four acting categories as well as best picture and best director.
Jennifer Lawrence, shown in a scene from "Silver Linings Playbook," is considered an Oscar frontrunner for best actress at the 85th Academy Awards this evening. This is the second Oscar nomination for the 22-year-old Lawrence, following on the heels of "Winter's Bone" two years ago.
Actors John Goodman, left, Alan Arkin at center and actor-director Ben Affleck might well be toasting an Oscar win for "Argo" as best picture at tonight's 85th Academy Awards. The Iran hostage crisis film is up for seven nominations overall, including Arkin for best supporting actor.
Actor-director Ben Affleck, standing, as CIA operative Tony Mendez, confers with Iran hostage crisis escapees in this scene from "Argo." The film is considered a leading candidate for best picture Oscar at tonight's Academy Awards, having won several key precursor honors during awards season.
Despite widespread critical and audience acclaim, "Argo" director Ben Affleck was snubbed for a best director nomination. The film, however, is up for seven nominations overall at tonight's 85th Academy Awards.
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By RICHARD SHAWEmery County Progress publisher
Some city offices in the county saw large numbers of candidates file for office by last Wednesday at 5 p.m. while others only had a few.
Of the cities that had candidates file, some will have to have a primary election on Sept. 15 to get the field down to two candidates in some of the offices and three in others.
The largest number of filings took place in East Carbon City where a total of three candidates filed for mayor and five for two four years seats on the city council. For mayor those that filed included present mayor Orlando LaFontaine, Joyce Caviness, and Charles M. Williams. For the four year council seats (two available) David R. Fryer, Darlene Ann Kuhns, Cheryl A. McFarland, Marie J. Owens and Darrell Valdez put their names in the ring. For two year seat on the council Gabriel K. Hunt and James Wayman placed their names in contention.
In Sunnyside Mayor Bruce Andrews will not be running for another term. The voters will have the choice of Douglas Parsons and Tracy Lee Stratton for mayor of their town for the next four years. For the four year city coucil seat Tony Riffle is running and for the two year seat Nola Porter has put her name in.
In Helper, Mayor Mike Dalpaiz has passed on trying to fill another term. So this time the city will be voting between two candidates that are presently members of the city council, Dean Armstrong and Kirk E. Mascaro. For the two four year seats on the council Gary Harwood, Orlando Ochoa and Chris F. Pugliese will be running. The two two year seats also have three candidates vying for positions including Robert Bradley, Donald L. Mortensen and Brandon T. Wise.
In Wellington, Mayor Karl Houskeeper is not running again. This time around residents will be able to choose between Ben Blackburn and Ed Chavez, Jr. for that position. On the council there are two four year seats available with five candidates looking to serve. Those that filed include Amber Adair, Johnathan B. Arriola, Rory Bradley, Ray Reddington and Kirt Tatton.
Of all the cities Price had the fewest candidates file; in fact so few that all the candidates will serve after the election. Mayor Joe Piccolo will run unopposed as will two four year candidates for the city council, Kathy Hanna Smith and Jeane McEvoy.
The Price River Water Improvement District will also be filling one at large county board seat. Those that filed include incumbent Keith Cox and challenger Tom Matthews.

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What if the current US Top 10 -- all the usual suspects -- were washed away and there was a whole new much-more-interesting Top 10?
These could be the Top 10 most deserving names, in your opinion, or Top 10 of the future, or your Top 10 favorites.
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Selective Teaching: How Social Class May Influence What Children are Taught
In the U.S., our appreciation for a college education operates much like a simple casual loop reinforcing the belief that work toward a college education will eliminate barriers.
In his 2004 book Limbo: Blue-Collar Roots, White-Collar Dreams, Alfred Lubrano notes the social pains of class mobility. You see, moving towards an educated "self" creates some unintended outcomes such as alienation from family due to "interest shifts" as well as the development and use of a "new" language.
Lubrano, a Brooklyn native, wrote that, to him, being a son-of-a-bricklayer supported family values, standard dinner times, and neighbor loyalty that bordered on fraternity-esque even at the cost of becoming his true, "actualized" (a little Maslow for good measure) self.
Lubrano, a journalist not a sociologist, reported some significant snippets from his interviews with what he called "stragglers," or professionals caught in two places at once in their old working class family place while living in their new middle class space.
This type of dual citizenship comes with costs, but my mind shifted to systems moving "opposite" for these upward mobile young folks early on in their student lives. "Middle class kids are groomed for another life. They understand, says Patrick Finn, why reading Macbeth in high school could be important down the road, Lubrano wrote.
By opening access to literature during early stages of a student's life, we—as educators and parents—help grant an awareness of a type of reflecting and connecting.
If classes don't simply sit on a checklist to be marked and learning is the goal, we need to work to be unbiased. Teachers tend to form prejudices, according to Lubrano. I recall these being played out as well.
The well-to-do folks were played to while the welder's daughter may have been glossed over in discussions around critical literature topics. Just because previous knowledge may be granted to some middle classes that does not warrant deference given to such students.
Lubrano's interviews of professionals between the ages of 40 and 50 support the consistency of work ethic and the problems associated with becoming disassociated with family rituals, but they also spotlight this teacher bias.
I opted to pick up this teacher-bias issue, because quite frankly I was not the only one reporting it in my circle. Several of my teacher friends have recently told me about the heavy-handed social class mentality that influences teaching.
Can you imagine ignoring particular students because of their social class? The way teachers even speak about some students may utterly shock you. This secret, "social class" reality is a social shush obscenity in my eyes. All students matter; social class should note be influencing elementary education or high school teacher-student relations because, in the end, the total system of promoting the minds that matter becomes short-circuited.
Accordingly, the next time your social radar dings, buzzes, or fires off on the matter of teacher-class bias, re-shape the conversation. As white knights, we need to deflect the negative impact of social class on student development and your role may be larger than you think within the system of local education.
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Dysautonomia, primarily defined as postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) can seriously disrupt a child's daily activities. It is most commonly associated with nausea or abdominal pain. In preliminary studies, when orthostatic intolerance was treated with fludrocortisone, a standard therapy for orthostatic intolerance (OI), symptomatic improvement in nausea was observed. However, children with POTS were also observed to have higher supine mean arterial pressure (MAP) (preliminary data) and greater suppression of the baroreceptor reflex sensitivity (BRS) occurred upon up-right tilt. While fludrocortisone alleviates nausea associated with OI, its long-term use may pose long term health risks to children including worsening hypertension. Therefore, it is the objective of this study to define the mechanism for OI as it relates to nausea. The investigators hypothesize that OI resulting from changes in the autonomic nervous system is the likely mechanism for the nausea observed in the patients in this study. The investigators further hypothesize that this is potentially an early marker for future cardiovascular problems such as early onset hypertension and cardiac hypertrophy. The general objective of this protocol is to address this gap in knowledge by determining the autonomic characteristics of children with OI as well as defining neurohumoral profiles for these subjects to better understand the cause of the elevated supine in these subjects. By better understanding the potential mechanism for this condition, it is the investigators future goal to develop a more focused and safer treatment strategy. The investigators will study subjects between 10 to 18 years of age utilizing the tilt table to mimic daily life stressors and also measure serum levels of epinephrine, norepinephrine, rennin, angiotensin II, aldosterone, and vasopressin at baseline and during tilt. This study will generate data with high impact in that more rational treatments for management of dysautonomia could be chosen on the basis of the profile of dysautonomia and neurohumoral markers.
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|Tilt Table and Autonomic Testing in Suspected POTS Subjects
- Autonomic Testing in Suspected POTS Subjects [ Time Frame: Change in autonomic system 15 minute post baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]We will address the hypothesis that elevated supine MAP accompanies the CV dysautonomia in children presenting with symptoms of POTS.
- Change in Heart Rate and Blood Pressure in Suspected POTS Subjects [ Time Frame: Change in Heart rate and blood pressure 15 minutes after baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]We will identify neurohumoral characteristics for each group to establish the underlying mechanisms for the elevated supine MAP and the dysautonomia in these subjects leading to a more focused approach to treatment.
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|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Children between the ages of 10-21 years whose diagnostic workup for chronic unexplained nausea has unexpectedly revealed underlying cardiovascular instability manifesting as dysautonomia, primary defined as postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS).
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- Patients 10-21 years of age
- Must meet Rome III criteria for childhood functional dyspepsia with nausea as the predominant symptom
- Must complete nausea and anxiety questionnaires
- Patients from the pediatric cardiac clinic who present with symptoms of unexplained syncope not associated with cardiac anatomic anomalies or other identified cardiac pathology
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with gastrointestinal symptoms due to metabolic, mechanical or mucosal inflammation, including a diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease, liver or pancreatic disease, hiatal hernia, or bowel obstruction.
- Patients who are incapable or unwilling to discontinue medications affecting autonomic function.
- Patients with significant cardiac or cardiovascular disease, malignancy, or other co-morbid conditions precluding successful completion of a 45 minute tilt test.
- Patients with diabetes.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01617616
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|Wake Forest University Baptist Health Center
|Winston Salem, North Carolina, United States, 27157
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|John E Fortunato, MD
|Wake Forest University Baptist Health Center
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|April 10, 2012
|Last Updated:
|March 27, 2013
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome
Syncope, Vasovagal
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Autonomic Nervous System Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Consciousness Disorders
Heart Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurobehavioral Manifestations
Neurologic Manifestations
Orthostatic Intolerance
Pathologic Processes
Primary Dysautonomias
Signs and Symptoms
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It would be a shame if genuine signatures had to be sacrificed. I've just checked mine and I see I mention a community project. If it has to be ruled out, it has to be.
I have moderated a forum. All we moderators could do was delete or lock multiple posts (I favoured deleting). The administrator can ban IP addresses and, I would have thought, corporate slogans and certain words, both of which would be better than a blanket ban on signatures.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- New York State Police believe the driver of a van that crashed on the Thruway Thursday morning may have fallen asleep while driving.
Less than a week after the triple fatal accident, relatives want a thorough investigation. State Police say a dump truck was parked in the center median, east of Silver Creek. Annabel Arroyo told 2 On Your Side, "we want to know where this truck was parked," claiming there are various conflicting reports.
State Police also say it appears that there were not enough child safety seats in the van for all of the children who needed them.
"It's not clear whether the one month old was properly restrained in a seat or not," says NY State Police Captain Douglas Montijo. "Anybody that has children, I'm sure it pulls on their heart strings as well. It just, it appears that it's a very unfortunate event that, you know, I can't believe families are still doing this without child seats and if anybody takes anything away from this, I want to stress the importance of using properly restrained children, child seats, booster seats, whatever the condition may be for your children.
"We have to remember, take some time, to put your children in the appropriate seats with appropriate chairs or equipment needed," said the aunt.
The victims who did not survive as identified as Christieann Gonzalez, 29; Luis A. Arroyo, 27; and 1-month-old Luis A. Arroyo Jr.
The other crash victims areJessica Gonzalez, 24 and her 2-year-old son, Jaicob and another son, Jaiden, 4.
Gonzalez's 13-year-old daughter, Alexandra, 10-year-old son, Alexis, and 8-year-old daughter, Yamaris, along with Arroyo's 6-year-old daughter, Adrianna.
Investigators do not think weather was a problem on the roads, and they also say traffic on the Thruway in Brant was light at the time of the crash. "I think this is a disaster that is not only emotionally traumatizing for the family, but in our center, we mobilize our chaplain, our social services workers, so we're there to support the family, and we also support each other," says Dr. Kathryn Bass with Women's and Children's Hospital.
No one else on the Thruway saw the accident, but many drivers stopped to help the family as emergency response teams were called out to the crash to get the survivors to the hospital.
A Thruway worker also got hurt. State Police tell us he likely broke his wrist. His name has not been released.
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Appearing hours after the caucuses had ended, Matt Strawn said Romney had 30,015 votes, to 30,007 for Santorum, whose late surge carried him to a near win.
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Mrs. Lamoureux was a ward secretary for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Providence for many years.
She is survived by her children, James P. Massei and Linda M. (Massei) Roberts, both of Pawtucket.
She also leaves her grandchildren. James D. Massei and Matthew A. Viegas and her great grandchildren, Skylah, Mercedes, and Cameri.
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FLORIDA - Mary "Molly" T. Monahan, 88, of Englewood, FL passed away Sunday, January 1, 2012.
She was born on January 30, 1923 in Glasgow, Scotland to John and Sarah (Hannan)Mullan.
Molly moved to Florida in 1986 from Rumford, RI. She was a loving, wife, mother and home maker. Mrs. Monahan was a Communicant of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Grove City, FL; a member of the St. Francis of Assisi Women's Guild, FISH and the Rhode Island Mothers of Twins Club.
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PAWTUCKET - George A. Schuster Jr., 65, passed January 2nd after a long illness. He was the husband of Irene (Landry) Casto Schuster.
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Mrs. Lamoureux was a ward secretary for the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Providence for many years.
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She also leaves her grandchildren. James D. Masse and Matthew A. Viegas and her great grandchildren, Skylah, Mercedes, and Camarie.
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CUMBERLAND - Diane E. Bara, 67, of Highland Ave., died Sunday in the Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Joseph F. and Angelina M. (Coletta) Bara. She was a life long Cumberland resident.
She was a personal secretary employed by the Teknor Apex Corp., Pawtucket for 43 years retiring in 2009.
She was a 1961 graduate of Bay View Academy, East Providence and also graduated from Bryant College in 1965 where she was President of the Sigma Iota Xi Sorority.
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ATTLEBORO - Attorney Paul M. Rockett, 90, died peacefully surrounded by his loving family Friday night at the Life Care Center in Attleboro. He was a communicant and lector at Saint John the Evangelist Church as well as being a lifetime member of the Serra Club and Massachusetts Bar Association.
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She was the dedicated mother of Jesse.
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Besides her son and parents, she is survived by two sisters, Kelli Arno and her husband Cory of Pawtucket and Jamie Osman and her husband Benjamin of Lincoln, nieces Sara and Megan Arno and a nephew, Cory Arno Jr.
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PROVIDENCE — With cities on the brink of insolvency and joblessness stubbornly high, Rhode Island lawmakers returning for a new legislative session say 2012 is shaping up to be a pivotal year.
Just as they spent last year finding ways to fix the state's fiscal problems, lawmakers say 2012 must be devoted to helping cities and towns weather a fiscal crisis that shows few signs of abating.
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BOSTON --- After watching his father and younger brother make news on the baseball diamond last summer with the New England champion Cumberland American Little League all-star team, Brian Belisle got an opportunity to steal the show on one of baseball's most historic ballfields on Monday night.
But Belisle did so with a hockey stick, not a bat and glove, with his Mount St. Charles Academy teammates at Fenway Park in their "Frozen Fenway 2012" duel against Cathedral High of Springfield, Mass., and the junior center came through with the best game of his young high school career.
It's two days into 2012. The past year is now a distance memory. Time sure does fly. It seems like just a short time ago that the winter season was wrapping up, one that included an extraordinary performance by the Tolman High boys' basketball team in the Division II quarterfinals. The summer, as it always does, went by quickly. But not before a group of young 12-year-old kids from the Cumberland American earned their way to Williamsport, Pa., for the Little League World Series.
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hopefully i've put this in the correct section, anyway to the point i am currently serving in the RAF as an avionics technician having joined up in early 2004 and later being multiskilled to avionics at a later date.
As my current period of service expires in early 2016 my mind has begun to look at what to do in the future and a seemingly logical thing to do that i will enjoy is to become an electrician.
my question is how relevant is my hands on experience as an aircraft technician on aircraft electrical systems and how relevant are the qualifications i have gained (an advanced mordern apprenticeship) in aircraft systems and components consisting of a lvl3 nvq and a double award btec level 3 in aerospace engineering along with level 2 key skills)
I will be given a period of resettlement training and still have two elc's to fund any more training courses that would be beneficial to complete so i'm not really too worried about the qualification side however it's the hands on relevant experience i am more concerned about or will my training and experience be relevant enough?
Rob Wheeler
27 October 2012 09:31 PM
Their relevancy will depend on the type of job you take up but in any area RAF experience will be well respected. By 2016 hopefully the economy will have picked up. Closer to the time speak with some technical agencies and register your CV on a jobs website etc. Obviously if you go into civil aviation I would think your skills and experience are more likely to be even more valuable.
31 October 2012 02:11 PM
I was in a similar position as a electronics technician in the army who left in 2004. For my resettlement i did the domestic electrical course, this gave 16th edition at the time and 2391( due to my lack of testing experience though i failed this) also some basic house hold wiring practice.
Dependant on what you want to do in civvi life, the training you have recieved in the RAF will put you in good stead, i never really thought about it till i got out but the forces give you as alot of training which costs you nothing.
If you achieved a certain rank that will help as management experience and confidennce can do wonders in a world where some civvis arent as motivated as a job is just a job to them, this you will find out for yourself.
After leaving i started in a factory maintenance role after blagging the interview, but found this not to my liking as i was stuck inside all day, i have tried alot of different roles all which have helped my experience which now ive moved into a senior project engineer role which i really enjoy, trying to progress my carrier as ive hit that age( basically getting older and dont want to work on the tools as much) where i dont want academics to hold me up.(currently doing my HND distance learning at Blackburn). Even contract roles will be good as you can learn on a variety of jobs.
Best advice is take what interview advice the RAF resstlement give you and dont limit your options by worrying about location at first and you should be fine. What ever you choose Good luck i hope its a success.
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The Utah State Board of Regents approved an administrative restructuring that creates the School of Applied Sciences, Technology and Education within the College of Agriculture at Utah State University.
The new school replaces the current USU Agricultural Systems Technology and Education Department and encompasses two units at Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah. Those include the divisions of Professional and Technical Education Division and the Workforce Education Division. The new school's acronym, ASTE, remains the same.
Bruce Miller, ASTE department head and career and technical education director for USU, was additionally named assistant dean of the School of Applied Sciences, Technology and Education.
The combination of knowledge, skills and abilities within the new school allows USU to prepare students for higher paying, high-demand jobs in career and technical fields while also providing related undergraduate and graduate degree opportunities, including the training and licensure of teachers for career and technical programs, Miller said.
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South Dakota State wrestles for tickets to the NCAA Championships at the West Regional. Start time is set for 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 9, in Laramie, Wyo.
The Jacks finished the regular season 5-12 overall (1-4 conference) and fifth in the conference standings.
First-year head coach Chris Bono and first-year assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson leads SDSU. Bono posted a 39-17-0 record in three years at Tennessee at Chattanooga, including a 15-0 SoCon record. His squad won three SoCon regular season and tournament championships and he was named SoCon Coach of the Year all three seasons.
DIVISION I NCAA COACHES' RANK - The NCAA released its final coaches' panel rankings for the 2012-13 season. Final rankings are one of the tools used to determine the qualifiers for the NCAA Championships.
Dustin Walraven checked in at No. 29 in the 149-pound weight class in the final rankings. Walraven finished the season with a 23-11 overall record, 11-5 in duals and 4-1 in conference. His seven pins are a season best and he has the second-fastest pin by a Jackrabbit this season (0:54). Walraven also ranked No. 20 in the initial RPI, but was unranked in the final RPI.
Complete rankings are available on NCAA.com.
West Regional - The West Regional consists of competitors from teams in the Western Wrestling Conference. North Dakota State, Wyoming, Utah Valley, Air Force and Northern Colorado join SDSU in Laramie, Wyo., for the NCAA qualifying tournament.
The West Regional has 14 wrestlers ranked in the final coaches' panel rankings spread out across five of the six teams. Air Force leads the way with four wrestlers, while NDSU, Wyoming and Utah Valley all sport three and SDSU finished with one. Three top-six wrestlers are set to compete at the West Regional in No. 3 Cole VonOhlen (149, Air Force), No. 4 Alfonso Hernandez (197, Wyoming) and No. 6 Steven Monk (165, NDSU).
The 125-pound weight class sports the most ranked wrestlers with four and also sports the most qualifying spots with four. Three qualifying spots are allocated for 149 pounds and two are allocated for 157. All other weight classes hold one qualifying spot.
For more information on the West Regional, the competing teams, Saturday's results and other exclusive features, visit Tournament Central via host Wyoming's athletics website.
West Regional Ranked Wrestlers (NCAA Coaches' Rankings)
125 - No. 10 Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), No. 11 Josh Martinez (Air Force), No. 14 Tyler Cox (Wyoming), No. 20 Jade Rauser (Utah Valley)
149 - No. 3 Cole VonOhlen (Air Force), No. 21 Josh Wilson (Utah Valley), No. 29 Dustin Walraven (SDSU)
157 - No. 16 Andy McCulley (Wyoming), No. 17 Josh Kreimier (Air Force)
165 - No. 6 Steven Monk (NDSU)
184 - No. 22 Mac Stoll (NDSU), No. 31 Devin Hightower (Air Force)
197 - No. 4 Alfonso Hernandez (Wyoming)
285 - No. 33 Adam Fager (Utah Valley)
125 pounds (Top four placers receive NCAA automatic bid)
1. Jade Rauser, Utah Valley
2. Tyler Cox, Wyoming
3. Josh Martinez, Air Force
4. Trent Sprenkle, North Dakota State
5. Aaron Pickrel, South Dakota State
133 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Dylan Hyder, Air Force
2. Josh Rodriguez, North Dakota State
3. Brance Simms, South Dakota State
4. Chasen Tolbert, Utah Valley
5. Kasey Garnhart, Wyoming
141 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Avery Garner, Utah Valley
2. Mark Erickson, North Dakota State
3. McCade Ford, Wyoming
4. Carter McElhany, Air Force
5. Ben Gillette, South Dakota State
149 pounds (Top three placers receive NCAA automatic bid)
1. Cole VonOhlen, Air Force
2. Josh Wilson, Utah Valley
3. Dustin Walraven, South Dakota State
4. Joe Garner, North Dakota State
5. Brandon Richardson, Wyoming
157 pounds (Top two placers receive NCAA automatic bid)
1. Josh Kreimier, Air Force
2. Andy McCulley, Wyoming
3. Chase Cuthbertson, Utah Valley
4. Cody Pack, South Dakota State
5. Tanner Carlisle, North Dakota State
165 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Steven Monk, North Dakota State
2. Curtis (Abner) Cook, Utah Valley
3. Jesse Stafford, Air Force
4. Joe Brewster, South Dakota State
5. Dakota Friesth, Wyoming
174 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. L.J. Helbig, Wyoming
2. Kurtis Julson, North Dakota State
3. Monte Schmalhaus, Utah Valley
4. Clay Gable, Air Force
5. Troy Morisette, South Dakota State
184 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Mac Stoll, North Dakota State
2. Devin Hightower, Air Force
3. Shane Woods, Wyoming
4. Shea Nolan, South Dakota State
5. Derek Thomas, Utah Valley
197 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Alfonso Hernandez, Wyoming
2. Kallen Kleinschmidt, North Dakota State
3. David Prieto, Utah Valley
4. Josh Mohr, Air Force
5. Joe Skow, South Dakota State
285 pounds (Winner receives NCAA automatic bid)
1. Adam Fager, Utah Valley
2. Evan Knutson, North Dakota State
3. Bentley Alsup, Air Force
4. J.J. Everard, South Dakota State
5. Leland Pfeifer, Wyoming
NEXT UP - Qualifiers from the West Regional advance to the NCAA Championships on March 21-23 in Des Moines, Iowa.
SAMARITAN'S FEET - Coach Bono coached the Simpson dual on Jan. 11 barefoot to raise awareness for Samaritan's Feet. Coach Bono is the first wrestling coach to join the movement and is the first Division I coach to participate barefoot in 2013.
The dual preceded Coach Nagy's barefoot men's basketball game on Jan. 26.
"If by me doing this, we can put one pair of shoes on somebody who does not have shoes, then it is worth it," said Bono. "Anything we can do to support the cause, and it is a great one, we are happy to do it."
Samaritan's Feet is a non-profit, humanitarian aid organization and so much more - a community of more than 70,000 volunteers who have joined together to make a difference in the lives of children in need in every corner of the world. Over four million impoverished children and adults in more than 60 nations being served by having their feet washed, receiving a new pair of shoes and hearing a message of hope.
Samaritan's Feet and its team of global ambassadors have touched the lives of men, women and children across the United States and around the world in an effort to help the nearly 300 million people who go without shoes each day and the more than a million who die each year as a result. Through this simple act of humility and servant-leadership, our team members and volunteers are expressing love, compassion, and a message that brings hope.
Nearly 300 million people go without shoes each day and millions are plagued with foot-borne illnesses that may be preventable by simple protection - shoes.
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TOP-10 RECRUITING CLASS - Head coach Chris Bono and assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson announced the signing of the sixth-best recruiting class in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News).
Eight student-athletes joined the Jackrabbit wrestling team on signing day, including three ranked by Amateur Wrestling News. Brandon Brunner, Hank Goettl, Colin Holler, Coltan Laganiere, Paul Mascarenas, Austin Oyen, Nathan Rotert and Matt Seabold make up the best recruiting class in SDSU history.
The No. 6 ranking makes it the best recruiting class for any sport in the history of Jackrabbit athletics.
The SDSU wrestling coaching staff also announced the addition of Alex Kocer to the Jackrabbit wrestling team.
Kocer is a South Dakota five-time state champion from Wagner, S.D. Kocer won the 152-pound Class B state title as a senior in 2012 en route to an undefeated season (44-0). He first climbed the championship ladder in 2008 at 103 pounds and won three titles between his first and last (2009 at 118 pounds, 2010 at 130 and 2011 at 152).
In effect, Kocer joins next year's recruiting class, already touted as one of the best in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News).
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WEST SENECA, N.Y.- On the seventy first anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, a day that President Franklin D. Roosevelt said "... would live in infamy", a ceremony was held at the American Legion post #735 in West Seneca.
Joining local officials was 93-year-old Earl Wickett. Mr. Wickett was a young army private on that December morning in 1941. He shared some of his memories of that day with Photojournalist Dooley O'Rourke before taking part in the memorial service.