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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Sophomore midfielder Cameron Flint and his sixth-seeded Denver Pioneers proved a half-step quicker than the Johns Hopkins defenders as they ran to a historic 14-9 win over the No. 3 Blue Jays on Saturday in the NCAA Division I lacrosse quarterfinals. It is the first time a team from west of the Mississippi River has made it to the final four.
The Pioneers (15-2) will head to Baltimore on Memorial Day weekend for a semifinal matchup against seventh-seeded Virginia (11-5).
Before a record crowd at James M. Shuart Stadium, Flint and fellow midfielder Jeremy Noble put on a clinic from the half-field set, staking the Pioneers to an 11-7 lead through three quarters en route to the five-goal victory. Flint scored three first-half goals and Noble added two more for the high-scoring Denver midfield.
"It was fantastic today," DU coach Bill Tierney said. "It's a surprise to some, but this group has made believers out of me. We're looking forward to the final four. But we're certainly not going to be happy just to be there."
Asked about Denver's ability to beat Johns Hopkins (13-3) to the cage, Tierney said, "We're a lot quicker than we look on film, and we've got a great bunch of athletes."
Johns Hopkins coach Dave Pietramala echoed Tierney's sentiment in defeat.
"Their athleticism at midfield overwhelmed us a little bit," Pietramala said. "Make no mistake, they just beat us today. They are well-coached."
Midfielder Todd Baxter entered the game listed as questionable with a slightly torn MCL and an ankle sprain, both suffered in the waning seconds of the Pioneers' 11-5 win over Fairfield in the ECAC final.
The middie had three goals, none more critical than a score with 4:47 remaining in the third. Hopkins had closed the DU lead to one and momentum had shifted in its direction as chants of "Let's go Hopkins," rose from behind the Blue Jays' bench.
Baxter took a threaded feed from junior Mark Matthews down low to the left of the goal and beat Hopkins goalie Pierce Bassett to the wide side. The goal put the Pioneers up 9-7 and began a run of five consecutive DU goals that effectively sealed the game.
"Todd Baxter scored three goals with a high-ankle sprain and slightly torn MCL . . . talk about guts," Tierney said.
Flint's three scores were nearly mirror images of each other, taking the ball from 15 to 25 yards out and racing past or dodging the Blue Jays' defenders.
On the Denver end of the field, DU goalie Jamie Faus said the key to the Pioneers' victory was their defense.
"The defense in front of me played an absolutely outstanding game," Faus said. "I had a lot of seniors out in front. All the credit goes to those guys. I didn't think Hopkins was going high or low on me in particular, I was just trying to see the field well and the defense did a tremendous job."
The freshman also stood tall in squelching Hopkins' second-half rally. Just before Baxter's crucial goal in the third, Faus stopped the Blue Jays' high-scoring Chris Boland on two chances seconds apart.
In the early game, Virginia rattled off nine consecutive goals to surge to a 10-4 halftime advantage and then added three second-half tallies to hold off No. 2 Cornell (14-3), 13-9. Senior attackman Steele Stanwick paced the Cavaliers with three goals and four assists.


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Great tips for people like myself who hit the wall every so often and need to find ways around it. I've also found that getting out into the real world for a trip somewhere local helps to shake the cobwebs free as well.
In October when I first started OpTempo I did a 200 post blitz to kick off the site. I averaged about 7-8 posts a day. This wasn't a sustainable pace but it did build a lot of content quickly. My objective with the blitz was to create a good base of articles that would bring in search traffic.
This month my pace has been slower, about 70-75 posts, while I build social connections.
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For fun, if you made resolutions for 2011, let us know how they went. Here was the 2011 thread:
Before I get to the resolutions, 2011 was a mixed bag for me. I had a major health crisis that put me in the hospital for a week and left me recovering for a week after that, and which still affects my life a bit daily. I then had several minor health issues. On the bright side, Jill and I bought our first house, though that essentially ate up the last 4-5 months of our lives. With that in mind, here's how I managed to do...
* Automate and delegate more parts of my career, so I can spend more time on the important stuff.
Did pretty well on this. Whereas last year I was doing literally everything myself, this year I worked harder to find contractors and part-time help (like DrumUltima with Impact Soundworks!) while focusing on the important stuff. I think I can still delegate, outsource and automate further though.
* Release at least 3 new sample libraries.
Only managed to release 2, but significant progress was made on 2 more. So... kind of!
* Finish and release my next album and make it the best I've ever done.
Sadly, I failed this one by at least a few months. While I did get a lot of work done on my next album, the various aforementioned life events made it impossible to finish. But definitely tweet at @JillianAversa and @BigGiantCircles to finish their vocals for me
* Create another CD of high-end production music.
Didn't even start... oops
* Get an actual AAA gig (MI2SE itself wasn't really AAA, though it was a major studio.)
Amazingly, I got this with Soulcalibur V.
* Improve my personal efficiency and time usage.
I made some headway here, especially toward the end of the year, with discipline and habits. Definitely can still do better.
* Lose and keep off another 15 pounds.
Actually REGRESSED by 10 pounds.
* Make more of an effort to see friends and meet new ones.
Thanks to our move to Owings Mills, this is coming along!
* Make at least $100,000. Hey, gotta shoot high.
Won't know until tax time but... maaaaaybe before taxes and business expenses. Nowhere close with those things though. Recording projects and international travel are really expensive.
In terms of new resolutions:
* Make a concerted effort to make more music of all kinds.
* Learn more about orchestration, improvisation and composition on a more formal level.
* Finish my next album.
* Release 3 sample libraries.
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Originally Posted by markI am not disagreeing with you or challengin your statement, eric, but I am even more confused. What is this high road you speak of. I am beginning to feel that lines are drawn in the sand for no reason.I think most of the participants on this board are serious amateurs and as such can take whatever high road they wish, as their livelyhood is not dependant on the sale of their art. There's nothing wrong with their opinions it's what is to be expected.
By the way Donald, in what way was Michael's statement arrogant? And that very childish snip about Michael and his Zen comment from a different thread, where the heck did that come from?
The bold font that I will use as response to you is to separate my words from those of yours and for no other reason.
There are any number of ways to communicate a message. One can make a direct statement or one can make salacious cutting remarks. One needs to be aware of not only the content but also the container in which that content is delivered. I think that this particular message, while "wickedly cute" on the one hand, was underhanded and demeaning to those who choose to practice photography apart from a commercial emphasis. That is why I felt and continue to feel that the message as posted was arrogant. An arrogant person will exhibit certain behavior...but foremost within that behavior will be an attempt to set oneself apart from his fellows.
Now on to the Zen comment. Which was not childish in anyway. Michael has consistantly suggested that I might benefit from reading and practicing the precepts as found in the book "Zen Mind - Beginners Mind". HIs suggestions extend back a couple of years as my memory serves me. This is an excellent book, at least I have found it to be so for a number of years. I would assume that if I were wanting to promote it to others as being a wonderful basis for life that I would be a practitioner of the precepts found therein. The post that Michael initiated this thread with was not in keeping with any of the precepts. This is hypocrisy at the least. This hypocrisy is a further indication of an arrogant stance. (The inherent message contained in both the words and the behavior involved is that this is good for you, but I don't need it myself).
Perhaps you need to reread what has been written in total. It seems that Michael (Blansky) has taken an interpretation that someone said that commercialism was wrong for that particular person as a blanket indictment of commercial photography in total. I did not gather that from what anyone said in any manner.


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For too long, there has been an unwritten rule that it can take 15 years or more before children in the poorest nations benefit from new life-saving vaccines in use in rich countries. It's a tragic time-lag that has cost many millions of lives.
But national celebrations in Ghana this week show how this shameful gap is rapidly being closed.
Ghana, in fact, already has an impressive immunization programme with vaccination rates higher than some richer countries. But it is determined to go further.
This week the rotavirus vaccine to protect against severe diarrhea and the pneumococcal vaccine which targets the primary cause of pneumonia – the two biggest killers of children – are being introduced. It is an historic milestone. No other African country has rolled out these vaccines simultaneously. But what is also remarkable is the speed with which these vaccines are being introduced.
The 13 strain pneumococcal vaccine, for example, was first used in Europe only a couple of years ago. Even better, it is already protecting children in 14 other developing countries. This is hugely important. The power of vaccines is vital in every society, rich or poor. But their impact is even greater in developing countries because of the quality of basic health services.
Yet until recently, the countries which most needed these life-saving vaccines were all too often the least able to offer them. The result was not just millions of unnecessary deaths but a major brake on economic and social development.
But this position is being transformed as children will now be provided with the miracle of vaccines wherever they live. And it is working. Huge strides have been made in lowering vaccine prices. New vaccine producers in developing countries have emerged. Donor countries have stepped up their support.
Developing countries have made vaccination a major health priority, putting in place the systems to deliver immunization programmes and helping fund the cost of vaccines through their own resources.
The result is that some 325 million additional children have been vaccinated against a wide variety of diseases since 2000, helping prevent five million early deaths.
The impact goes far beyond the immediate benefits to children and their families. Healthier children can attend school, learn more effectively and lead more productive lives. And vaccines also provide tremendous value for money. They are easy to administer and, in most cases, offer permanent immunity. The new pentavalent vaccine protects a child for life against five major deadly diseases for around the price of a cinema ticket.
But there is much more to do. I have worked in the field of vaccinations and disease prevention now for over three decades. I don't think there has ever been a time when vaccines present greater opportunities.
We can now protect against the main causes of cervical and liver cancer. We could be close to effective vaccines to combat malaria and, eventually, HIV/Aids.
This week's celebrations in Ghana show just what can be achieved.
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Started doing my local cemetery and after finding several Civil War vets I thought it would be interesting to look for Revolution and Civil War burials in Dearborn Co. Indiana. That in turn has turned into finding pioneer and forgotten burial grounds in my area also. Will transfer most memorials unless they are my ancestors. Corrections are appreciated, nasty grams are not.
If anyone knows of a Civil War burial, [or Revolutionary War] vet in Dearborn County IN. that I have missed please let me know.
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Justin, I love what you said about being among the "chosen" to find people. Bless your heart. I too have that same calling, only now I am too disabled to travel, and unable to visit each place.
The work you are doing is invaluable to thousands. I know you will meet on the other side all those who want to thank you for what you are doing.
Keep doing what your doing. Gentle hugs from an old lady in the distance.
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Thank you for the posting giving Elwood Houze's military service. He was an ancestor of my husband's.
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I think we will be in your area in early September. Do you have a private e-mail I can reach you at? Thanks,
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I haven't heard from you in quite awhile! My dad and I are planning on visiting Ohio County in the near future and I noticed that you have a virtual cemetery for Ohio county. Is this a comprehensive list of all of the veterans buried there? I noticed that there were only 80 names. In our county we have over 1,200 Civil War veterans buried. Is the low number because it is such a small county? Thanks for your help, as always.
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Sgt. William Frank Griffith (35794499) was my wife's GGGGfather. I'm hoping you know where the birth and death information on the memorial was obtained. Please let me know if you get a chance.
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My name is Philip Warren Rupp. William Rupp, buried in East Fork Cemetery, is my Great-Grandfather. My "DAD" was very proud of his Grandfather; as I am, of the both of them. My near future plans are to replace his wife's and three daughters missing stones. My Parents took me this cemetery many times over the years. Very sadly, they too, are both gone; but I still stop to pay my respects to my Great-Grandparents and my Great Aunts buried at East Fork. It would mean a great deal to maintain my Great-Grandfather's gravesite. Am also going to add his biography. Thank You in advance for your kindness. Very Sincerely, Philip W Rupp
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Hello again I just read what you den me again there's only 2 markers (headstones) that I've found do you know what happened to all the others they dug up in 2007? I ask the previous owner who and why someone was digging there and how they knew they was there? She had no idea anyone did any of that
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Hello I was looking for additional information on the Kyle family cemetery behind our house. Do you know how they passed they ages of several of seems so young. Or how many are back there. thanks
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Venture capitalists are hot for advertising technology and digital media startups, but not because they're sexy. It's because they help marketing perform better and let marketers do more with less, a very old-school value.
Venture capitalists are hot for advertising technology and digital media startups, but not because they're sexy. It's because they help marketing perform better and let marketers do more with less, a very old-school value.
High-tech law firm Fenwick & West's Silicon Valley Venture Capital Survey - Third Quarter 2012 analyzed the terms of venture financings for 117 companies headquartered in Silicon Valley that reported raising money in Q3. It found that 61 percent of companies this quarter raised it at a higher price per share than in their previous round of financing, with 64 percent of the Series B rounds going to software and internet or digital media companies.
"There could be two reasons why Series B rounds were very strong," said Barry Kramer, a corporate partner in Fenwick & West. "It could have been because people were very enthusiastic about early-round financing, or it could have been because the Series B rounds were in an industry people were interested in. Prices went up a good amount partly because those industries were very hot."
The Fenwick & West Venture Capital Barometer charts the magnitude of price change in funding rounds, quarter by quarter. For Q3 2012, pricing of rounds for internet/digital media companies was up 153 percent, surpassed only by cleantech, up 158 percent.
"This was due, in part, to having three companies, two of which were in the internet/digital media sector, that had financings up over 750 percent, which affected the average," Kramer said. The median for internet/digital media companies in Q3 was 39 percent.
The median amount raised in this quarter's financing rounds was $3.7 million per Dow Jones VentureSource, the lowest quarterly median amount since 1997. Overall, the median amount raised is on track to be $2.5 million for 2012.
Kramer said that could be due to the fact that companies can do more with less money, thanks to the internet. As well, he said, it's simply harder to raise money.
Graphic courtesy of Fenwick & West
Looking at this month's crop of investments in ad tech companies, most money infusions were way above that median:
Socialbakers aims to be the Nielsen of social media, providing analysis of the impact of social media campaigns. In two years, it's grown from a tiny startup in Prague to having clients, including McDonalds, Nestle and Vodafone, in 175 countries.
"We invest in companies that are aspiring to be global leaders, businesses that are disruptive in a large market. The market size potential is important to us," said Jan Hammer, a partner at Index Ventures. "We're leveraging companies based on new technology, companies that can process very large data sets, that can organize, measure and analyze, and produce the answer to the marketer."
In companies like Socialbakers, Hammer is looking for global reach, scale, a large network of publishers or clients, and the ability to harness massive computing power to glean insight from huge data sets.
"Socialbakers brings clarity, a measurement yardstick and benchmarking ability to the marketer who is cluttered by various products and under pressure to post, respond and listen to what people are saying," Hammer said. "It's not about a consultant holding hands with somebody in their office. It's all about automating public and private data sets."
Joshua Baer, CEO of OtherInBox and founder of the Capital Factory startup incubator, said that he liked OutboundEngine's automated marketing platform because, "People are lazy and marketers are lazy." Rather than simply making it easier for marketers to do the things they know they should do, he said, "OutboundEngine just does it for them."
Baer is one of the most active angel investors, and he finds a lot of startups focused on advertising technology and email, plus lots of investors who love them. He said, "Advertising technology solutions are attractive to early-stage investors because they often start small and scale to be very big. You can start with something that makes money immediately and have a clear, direct revenue model. Once you find something that works, you can put more into it, and it can scale very big."
Susan Kuchinskas has covered interactive advertising since its invention. The former staff writer for Adweek, Business 2.0, and M-Business covers technology, business and culture from Berkeley, CA.
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COVINGTON — In support of a fallen firefighter's family, Newton County Chairman Keith Ellis will host a fishing tournament Saturday.
Newton County Firefighter Brad Eavenson not only served as a firefighter with the Newton County Fire Service, but also with the Barrow County Emergency Services and in his hometown of Elberton. He was killed in February in a one-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 278 at Dixie Road after working the ice storm.
The donations given at the tournament will go into a scholarship fund for Eavenson's 12-year-old son, Braden.
Ellis said while the tournament is open to the public, limited space is available on 32-acre Lake Lochwolde.
"I've participated in these kind of fishing tournaments before and it's not like a competitive bass tournament; instead it'll be a friendly opportunity," Ellis said. "It's not just to raise money for the son's scholarship fund, but it'll give firefighters a chance to grieve with each other because some are still hurting."
Eavenson joined the Newton County Fire Service in 2007 and had been a firefighter in Barrow County and in Elberton for several years beforehand.
The tournament will begin at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Those interested in participating will need to call Ellis at 678-625-1201 to sign up by Wednesday.
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Eating and Being Eaten
You probably have heard about this before. Cats that end up as a meal in Asia. Even though they love cats because of their beautify in the far east. Some cultures think they look prettier as food. This is probably because there were times when there was no food, and people used to eat cats and dogs. This might explain all this.
Yet, cats (and dogs) may still end up like food these days.
The cat is a member of the family or respected as a hunter, but in the south of China, Korea, Vietnam and the Philippines there are millions of cats each year that end up on someone's plate. In Korea they believe that the bouillon made of cats heals elderly women. And because there are now older women, they want more cat-bouillon(or extract?). In japan it was – and still is forbidden to eat to mammals. So cats and dogs never ended up as dinner.
Creepy, right?
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very sad, I am vegetarian and think eating all animals is cruel. :(
Bah ik zie regelmatig fotos voorbij komen op Facebook met honden en katten die vervoerd worden, makes me sick. -_-
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YOU FEELIN' LUCKY, PUNK? WELL…ARE YOU?? Hot on the heels of our heartrending scoops about "softy" CLINT EASTWOOD crying real tears after hearing emotional war stories from actor/ veterans he's cast in his new flick "American Sniper" – plus the empathetic star's rescue of an abandoned teeny kitty-cat – comes this late-breaking report: Dirty Harry's STILL a hardass!
Said a source: "Clint was livid when he pulled out of the driveway of his Bel-Air home and onto his street – where two new homes are under construction, with trucks constantly blocking traffic – and was stopped by a workman who told him he'd have to wait until a cement truck could be moved out of the way. Exasperated, Clint flat-out freaked! Leaping out of his car, he screamed at the guy, 'I can't take this anymore! It's been over nine months of construction…what the hell are you building here, the Taj Mahal?'"
Raging that he was late for a meeting, Clint demanded they clear a path immediately – and (surprise, surprise!) they did exactly that… pronto! (Go ahead, MAKE MY DAY!)
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90th Anniversary Limited Edition - 9093 Graves Bird Kettle
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Design by Michael Graves, 1985.
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Alessi is celebrating their 90th Anniversary with special editions of their best known designs, produced in a limited edition with a special stamp and anniversary packaging.
This was the first product by an American designer to be included in the Alessi catalog. It opened the way for the playful design style that subsequently characterized the 1990's. And, thanks to an inspired mix of post-modern and pop idioms, it has become one of the most recognized icons of the 1980's.
An Alessi best seller since 1985, this product has sold the greatest number of units in the history of the company.
The 9093 Kettle designed by Michael Graves for Alessi (1985) is an internationally recognized icon of the 1980's.
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Michael Graves was an American architect, designer, and one of the principal figures in the Postmodernist movement. Born in Indianapolis, he began teaching architecture at Princeton in 1962. Identified as one of The New York Five, as well as the Memphis Group, Graves was known first for his contemporary building designs and some prominent public commissions that became iconic examples of Postmodern architecture. His powerful and energetic architectural works include the Portland Building, the Humana Building, the expansion of the Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Newark Museum. In the 1980's Graves designed a series of playful household items for the Italian design company Alessi. The series included his best-selling and iconic kettle, 9093 Bird Kettle which expanded his recognition beyond architecture. In 2001 Graves was awarded the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal (AIA) for lifetime achievement.View other products by Michael Graves
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The Hugo Awards: what are the odds?
I thought bookmakers would take bets on just about anything, bookish competitions included—Ladbrokes has Haruki Murakami at 6:1 for this year's Nobel Prize for Literature—but I'm not finding anyone offering odds on this weekend's Hugo Awards. Are there any "official" odds on the Hugos? And if not, why not? [more inside]
What is Worth Nominating for the Hugos This Year?
I am eligible to nominate for the Hugo Awards (one of the big science fiction and fantasy awards) this year, and I want to do it right. I have about two months to read more books from last year to broaden my slate - what should I read? [more inside]
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Using liquid beadz and colorful paper you can create a wonderful keepsake. Keep all those love letters from your special someone. This is a great DIY craft for you to have all your memories and special things together in one box.
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- Red photo storage box
- Shiny black cardstock or scrapbook paper
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- 1" sheer red ribbon
- "I Love You" sticker
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- Heart ribbon
- Letter tiles
- Red ribbon rose
- Hot glue or thick craft glue
- Black fine tip marker
- 11/2" sheer white ribbon
- Cellulose sponge
- Using sheet protector as surface, make one sheet of White Paper Perfect following directions on jar. Let dry overnight and peel off.
- Measure and cut Paper Perfect sheet at an angle to form stripe across box. Adhere.
- Cut strip of black paper or cardstock at same angle and adhere to Paper Perfect strip.
- Cut small rectangle of white cardstock and use black marker to write "Love is you". Cover with rectangle of sheer white ribbon and adhere in place. Adhere ribbon rose to corner of rectangle and rectangle to top left corner.
- Adhere "I love you" sticker to lower right corner.
- Use toothpick and palette knife to scoop and place Rich Red Beadz to spell "LOVE" on black paper strip. Instead of an "O" make a heart with Rich Red Beadz. Let dry.
- Make small bow with sheer red ribbon and glue next to "LOVE" on black paper strip.
- Glue letter tiles beneath "LOVE" on Paper Perfect strip.
- Wrap heart ribbon around edge of box and glue into place. Make bow and glue in place at seam.
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June 18, 2007
Chad Simmons
Hanahan (S.C.) receiver Brandon Ford is a sleeper no longer. He stood out at a couple of 7-on-7 tournaments recently and his play there have lead to his first two scholarship offers. He was somewhat of an unknown prospect going into the tournaments, but he picked up his first offer last Thursday and the second on Saturday. "Georgia offered me a scholarship last Thursday after their tournament was over," said Ford. "The head coach (Mark Richt) pulled me to the side after it was done and told me that Georgia wanted to offer me."The Bulldogs had been showing interest in Ford, but he was a little caught off guard."I had received some letters and stuff, but I did not have any offers yet, so it really surprised me. I guess they just saw me play that day and they really liked me."He did have an impressive day while leading Hanahan to the championship game."I made a lot of plays out there," he admitted. "I had at least 20-touchdowns and it was probably in the high 20's somewhere. I was just going up for the ball and bringing it down. I had a real good day."Georgia offered first after watching this 6-foot-4, 185-pound receiver compete and offer number two was not too far behind."I was at Clemson's 7-on-7 tournament on Saturday and they offered me then. I guess they liked what I did when playing there too."That Tiger offer put them on top of his list. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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APP OF THE DAY: Space Miner HD review (iPad and iPhone)
"Is this some kind of bust? Yes, it's very impressive," are the words of Sergeant Frank Drebin, Detective Lieutenant Police Squad. They have little relevance to today's App of the Day on Pocket-lint but, given that our featured app has the word "bust" in it, we simply can't get the quote out of our heads.
Space Miner HD
It's surprising that someone had the balls to even think that the classic arcade game Asteroids could do with a revamp but, as it turns out, they were absolutely right. So, how does one build upon the simplest of rotation-based space shooters? By tossing it inside a bunker with Elite, Shine Runner and a stick of dynamite, shutting the door and running for cover. What comes out smouldering and hissing is the fantastic Space Miner (Space Ore Bust) HD or otherwise, depending on which iGadget you're playing it upon.
At its core, the game is the same. You fly a ship not unlike Winnebago from Spaceballs around certain quadrants of space, spinning, thrusting and shooting up big rocks into smaller rocks and eventually dust, as per usual. The trick is that sometimes in Space Miner they release sparkly ore of one kind or another which you can trade for cash back at the spaceport. With the cash you can upgrade your ship in all sorts of ways and eventually visit more faraway destination with rarer minerals as you level.
The Shine Runner ingredient to this space RPG/arcade cocktail is that the scenario is softened some by giving the whole experience the flavour of the Deep South complete with banjo music and astro-hicks.
It's difficult to put your finger on why Space Miner is so addictive but you'll just have to trust us that it is. It's laid down pretty quickly that there's not much more to it than powering yourself up for the sake of it, but then at least that's more honest than most RPGs.
Ultimately, the gameplay is fun, the achievements compelling and the commitment still snackable, and that's really more than you can ask for for £2.99. Our only complaint would be that it's quite tricky to control on the iPad but then Asteroids was never supposed to be a cinch.
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Bob Hayes; drafted: Seventh round (88th overall) in 1964 draft; dubbed the "World's Fastest Human," after winning a gold medal in the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, he is credited with changing the way the game is played because of his speed. He forced defenses to come up with zone concepts; averaged 20 yards per catch for his career and had 71 touchdown catches. He's the only rookie to lead the team in catches (46), yards (1,003) and touchdowns (912); a three-time Pro Bowler, he was inducted into the Cowboys' Ring of Honor in 2001 and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009.
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OMG! Don't you hide that talent of yours!! Chills (the good ones)and tears! This was wonderful :)
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Haven't I heard this voice before? :)
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I enjoyed it, you were great :)
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in the style of Gloria Gaynor
I saw the two short ones first, then this. This was seriously FUN :)) and I joined in :D
On 06/19/2012 at 21:58
in the style of Ella Fitzgerald
Why so short? This was nice :)
On 06/19/2012 at 21:49
in the style of The Mamas & The Papas
On 05/21/2012 at 19:44
in the style of Frank Sinatra
Like my meowing dog. Nature is weird these days.
On 05/06/2012 at 17:14
in the style of Sting
foolin' around a bit :)
On 05/02/2012 at 12:26
in the style of Boris Gardner
On 04/18/2012 at 11:29
in the style of Michael Buble
i deleted the first one by mistake :)
On 04/14/2012 at 17:01
in the style of Alexandra Burke
third try... too loud at the end :/
On 04/10/2012 at 22:26
in the style of Grease
hilarious :))
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Thomas G. Fosselman, 65 of Romulus and Monroe, died at 11:50 p.m. Wednesday at Oakwood Hospital, Wayne, MI. He had been in poor health for 1 week.
Friends may call from 1 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Rupp Funeral Home where funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. Rev. Stephen Perrine, pastor of South Rockwood United Methodist Church will officiate. Cremation will be held at Roselawn Memorial Park LaSalle.
Born June 4, 1948 in Des Moines, Iowa, he was the son of James A. and Wyonne V. (Youmans) Fosselman. He married Pamela G. Webb on December 29, 2003 in Laughlin, Nevada.
Tom made his living as a professional musician for more than thirty years. During that time he also worked as a piano tuner, rebuilder and refinisher. He left that part of his life behind and worked as an automotive engineer for 15 years, retiring a few years ago. He spent his time playing music and doing custom painting on motorcycles. He had the good fortune to play with a lot of great and well known musicians. Some of the bands that he had the pleasure to work with are; The Spartans (Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2005 inductees), Ella Ruth Piggee (of Fatburger), Etta Jones and Houston Person, Sam and Dave, Margo Michaels Band, The Showcaseman, The Jamie Coe Band and recently with the award winning Lady Sunshine and the X-Band, the Hot Lucy Band, the Broken Arrow Blues Band, and Big Ray and the Motor City Kings. Tom also served as musical director in the music ministry at South Rockwood Methodist Church before retiring earlier this year.
Tom was a 1966 graduate of Dowling High School, Des Moines and received his Bachelor Degree from Bakers College.
Tom is survived by: Wife Pam; Daughters, Laura Leigh (Mike) Seay of Centerville, Iowa, Beth (Paul) Hedley of Des Moines, Iowa, and Danielle Corbin of Monroe; brothers Tony (Deb) Fosselman of Altoona, Iowa, Terry (Mary) Fosselman of Dexter, Iowa, Ed (Susie) Fosselman of Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Mike Fosselman of Dexter, Iowa; sister-in-law, Cathy Fosselman of Des Moines; grandchildren, Nathan Ward, Nolan Ward, Anna (Cody) Parker, Elizabeth Mayfield, Jeremy (Tanya) Waddell, Ashlyn Hedley and Caeden Hedley; and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Memorials may be made to Habitat for Humanity or Relay for Life.
Online condolences may be sent through www.ruppfuneralhomeinc.com.


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Hot on the heels of Levi's, Scotch & Soda, and G-Star Raw, yet another national chain is opening up off of the Bedford stop. The Shade Store, a maker of shades, blinds, and drapery, will add a Williamsburg location to its 34 nationwide showrooms next month. Signage has gone up on the corner of North 4th and Wythe, just a block from the J.Crew and Ralph Lauren stores. The Shade Store already has showrooms in Soho, Midtown, and on the Upper East and West Sides, but now residents of the swank new luxury building at 50 North 5th— where a one-bedroom goes for $3,695 a month– can go right downstairs to buy some blinds. Which means it's going to be way harder to watch football games through everyone's windows.
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Music Blog-Turned-Zine Alt Citizen Gets Even Realer With Shop and Gallery
Alt Citizen has been doing their thing since 2012– the music blog's bread-and-butter is album reviews (past and present), essays, show recommendations (mostly local Brooklyn stuff), and interviews with bands from all over. Last year, they expanded to a pocket-sized zine, of which three issues have dropped. "When you do a blog for years you start to go crazy not having a tangible thing to show people in terms of what you're working on, so the zine naturally came out of that," editor-in-chief and founder Nasa Hadizadeh admitted. The same impetus was behind Alt Space, a brand new storefront and gallery Alt Citizen is opening in Bushwick next week.
Williamsburg's Latest Boutique, The Vale Collective, Will Sell Duds and Pour Suds
The Williamsburg space that formerly housed craft beer bar d.b.a. is becoming a boutique, but beer isn't entirely out of the picture: Stephanie McDermott plans to use it to entice wary boyfriends into her forthcoming shop, The Vale Collective.
3 Boozy Record Fairs You'd Be Hard Pressed to Beat
When we told you about a couple of upcoming record fairs, we were just scratching the surface. Not only is Record Store Day coming up April 18 (check out the list of exclusive releases) but these three fairs will let you shop for vinyl with a beer in hand while DJs like Mac DeMarco egg you on.
Market Watch: Brooklyn Xchange Drops Promo Vid, Artists & Fleas Expands
Okay fine, the Bedford + Bowery Bazaar isn't the only market in town. As we noted last week, a new one called the Brooklyn Xchange is aiming to bring Brooklyn vendors to Soho starting Black Friday. Today, the organizers dropped a promo video starring co-founder Leo Reis that's pure old-school Brooklyn. No twee terrariums here — in fact, the background music sounds like something out of Escape From New York. You almost expect a column of zombies to start walking up the Brooklyn Bridge, where — naturally — the call for vendors was shot.
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Hester Street Fair Expands into Seward Park This Weekend
While Brooklyn Flea's Smorgasburg expands to Jones Beach, its Lower East Side counterpart, Hester Street Fair, is growing as well. This weekend, about 20 to 30 vendors — including some newbies — will spread out into a promenade in adjacent Seward Park that runs from the fair's current perch at Hester Street all the way down to Canal Street.
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Class Attire's New Pop-Up Shop is 'Chalk'-Full of Tees
In Williamsburg, the dust has settled on a the first stand-alone pop-up shop devoted to The Chalkboard Tee by Class Attire, a perennial flea market favorite. Jinyen and Chris Carew, the founders of the company, have taken over the Metropolitan Avenue storefront previously home to kid's clothing purveyor Wonderwolf.
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On St. Marks, Piercings Trump Fro Yo — Again
If there was ever any concern that there weren't enough places on St. Marks to get your belly button pierced at 2 a.m. on a Friday night, Elite Jewelry and Piercing Co. has just opened, replacing self-serve fro yo shop Yogurt Station.
It's the second late night "body mod" outpost to claim the space of a frozen yogurt joint on this very block (NYC Kulture replaced a Red Mango just across the street), which would suggest that the drunken vagabonds of St. Marks would rather enhance (or disfigure) their physical appearance than enjoy a frozen treat. Except that vegan ice cream joint DF Mavens is coming to the block.
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This Thanksgiving, Bring Them Some Reptile Wine
With T-minus 24 hours till Thanksgiving dinner, you're wondering WTF to bring the folks who were nice enough to have you over.
Two words: cobra wine. You'll find it at Obscura Antiques & Oddities.
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Will Kent Avenue's Hidden Mini Mall Be 'Better Than Chelsea Market'?
"We're still debating on names. It'll be either Kent Avenue Market, Kent Avenue Shops, or Shops at 240 Kent," says Renée Cecris, owner of Renée New York, a "girly" boutique in the newish, yet-to-be-named market near Williamsburg's waterfront. The retail space is bright and airy, with dozens of little shops and businesses to wander through, and outgoing designers and shop owners to boot.
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This Guy Will Turn Your Favorite Old T-Shirt into a Five-Panel Hat
If you, like us, have a drawer full of t-shirts that shrank in the wash or tragically stained with ramen-burger sauce (or both), listen up. After a launch party tonight, you'll be able to head into Greenpoint's newest art gallery anytime this month and get your favorite tee turned into a snazzy hat.
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NC school districts asked to return $58M to state
Published: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 4:04 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 4:05 p.m.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Local school districts are being asked to return $58 million they've already received from the state to help ease North Carolina's state government shortfall.
The Department of Public Instruction told the 115 districts this week they must return money based on their student populations. The amount equals about $39 per student.
Gov. Mike Easley's budget office has assembled a plan to find up to $1.2 billion. Easley didn't make public school reductions mandatory, but the department said it could find up to $117 million.
State money pays for teacher salaries, textbooks and other instructional needs. The public schools regularly return unused money at the end of each fiscal year. Districts are being given the flexibility where to make the cuts.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: San Francisco District (Text)
The following is the text of the Federal Reserve Board's Twelfth District-- San Francisco
TWELFTH DISTRICT-SAN FRANCISCO Summary
Economic activity in the Twelfth District grew at a modest pace during the reporting period of mid-August through late-September. Upward price pressures remained limited overall, and upward wage pressures remained muted. Sales of retail items rose slightly, and demand for most business and consumer services gained further on net. District manufacturing activity edged up. Agricultural output was mostly steady, while activity continued to trend up for providers of energy resources. Home demand in the District showed continued signs of improvement, and demand for commercial real estate was mainly stable. Financial institutions reported overall loan demand was unchanged or up somewhat on balance.
Wages and Prices
Price inflation remained quite limited for most final goods and services during the reporting period. Prices increased overall for some energy items including electricity, crude oil, and retail gasoline. Natural gas prices remained near historically low levels. Contacts noted high feed prices are passing through to grocery stores and restaurants. Contacts in the tech sector reported slightly lower prices of some technology-related products. For most products and services, vigorous competition among firms and cost-conscious purchasing behavior by consumers continued to keep price inflation in check.
Contacts in most sectors reported very limited upward wage pressures. Moderate wage increases in the 2 to 3 percent range were noted for employees in some manufacturing sectors, although lower levels of staffing were also reported. Contacts continued to note wage gains for workers with specialized skills in the information technology sector. Some upward pressure on wages of skilled construction workers was noted, as well. For the remainder of 2012, most contacts reported limited hiring plans, suggesting that upward wage pressures will remain subdued.
Retail Trade and Services
Retail sales rose further overall. Contacts reported sales were a bit stronger relative to the prior reporting period. Discount chains and online retailers continued to outperform traditional department stores. At grocery stores, consumer spending was soft as shoppers continued to shift their purchasing decisions in favor of cheaper products. Contacts reported a strong pace for auto sales, significantly above the pace from the same period last year. Demand for used vehicles also remained robust.
Demand for most business and consumer services gained on net. Sales continued to grow for a wide variety of technology services, with expectations for further rapid growth in selected segments, such as cloud computing services. Demand for legal services was steady. For providers of health-care services, demand was largely stable. Demand picked up further for restaurants and other food-service providers. Some contacts in the District's travel and tourism sector reported improvement in conditions overall.
District manufacturing activity edged up on balance during the reporting period of mid-August through late-September. Production activity remained at high levels for makers of commercial aircraft and parts. Manufacturers of wood products reported stronger than expected output and sales. New orders improved somewhat for manufacturers of semiconductors and other technology products. Demand for steel was mostly stable, albeit at low levels, while sales of processed scrap metal fell further, largely as a result of sustained weak demand abroad. For petroleum refiners, capacity utilization rates increased to the highest levels in years, as growing export sales offset relatively weak domestic demand for refined petroleum products.
Agriculture and Resource-related Industries
Agricultural activity was mostly stable, and extraction activity of natural resources used for energy production continued to expand. Contacts noted continued efforts by agricultural businesses to increase their productivity. Reports indicated that demand for cotton was strong. Higher grain and feed prices prompted District livestock producers to reduce herd sizes. Favorable weather conditions in some parts of the District helped stabilize production. Extraction activity for petroleum and natural gas remained at high levels or expanded a bit further on net.
Real Estate and Construction
Home demand in the District showed continued signs of improvement, while demand for commercial real estate was largely unchanged. Although still well below its historical average, the sales pace for new and existing homes picked up further in many areas. Contacts noted that pent-up demand may spur additional gains in coming months. Contacts reported a decrease in the inventory of available homes and a noticeable increase in construction activity. On the nonresidential side, contacts observed a reduction in commercial property vacancies in parts of the District.
Financial Institutions
District banking contacts reported that loan demand was unchanged or up somewhat compared with the prior reporting period. Some contacts reported that business loan demand inched up, although some of the new activity was for refinancing rather than expansion. Reports continued to highlight ample liquidity and stiff competition among lenders to provide credit to well-qualified business loan applicants. Contacts indicated that some borrowers received multiple offers to finance projects. Demand for consumer credit remained relatively strong, reflected primarily in high lending activity for automobile and home purchases.
SOURCE: Federal Reserve Board


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Vinoteka 1.0.3 updates localizations, bug fixes
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Vinoteka 1.0.3 update
VinotekaSoft has released a new version of its wine cellar management app, Vinoteka 1.0.3. Designed to help users organize their wine collections, the program creates virtual cellars resembling a user's own, and supports planning tasting sessions using various tasting methods, and editable tasting notes. Users can also edit categories, customize bottle shapes, choose from different rack types and tag references or bottles.
The update provides an enhanced French localization, and a new delete function within the Bottles section. It additionally fixes problems with documentation, a possible crash after removing a cellar, and importing from CellarTracker. Vinoteka is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 or higher, and priced at $30 for a single license. A family pack costs $70, while a business pack is set at $110.


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What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail or be injured?
Boy, if someone could come up with a fail-safe way to skydive, they would make a fortune.When this question was posed to folks all over town, skydiving was the number one answer by far! It seems that many of us dream of throwing ourselves out of an airplane and hurtling through the sky in a freefall at 124 mph, all the time praying that our parachutes will open on time and let us float gently down to Earth in one piece. Well, guess what? For all you commuters out there, go ahead and do it! It turns out that riding on a bus is far more dangerous than skydiving! Is it that we dream of the thrill of falling? Thats doubtful, as the number one nightmare people say they have is [of] falling. It may be conquering the unknown. Some of you wanted to pilot planes, but many of your neighbors wanted to explore that other mysterious realm the deep blue sea; scuba diving was another dream many people had, but the fear of sharks held them back. As someone who has actually done a shark dive down at Stuart Coves in the Bahamas, I can tell you that it was terrifying. While every brain cell in my head was screaming out, Dont jump into shark-infested waters, you idiot! in I went. It was amazing, but the best part was the videotape they gave us as proof to impress our friends, our children, and, eventually, our grandchildren.
So, if you knew you absolutely could not fail, what would you do? Playing the lottery seemed like a no-brainer for some; surprisingly, many people wanted to run for President of the United States a thankless job, to say the least. But my faith in humanity was restored when many of our towns residents dreamed of enabling world peace, finding a cure for cancer, or ending hunger and disease. We can all dream cant we?
I would run a sub-4-minute mile!
-Brendan McGoldrick
Perform on stage at the Grand Ole Opry!
-Marty Frumkin
Skydive because I am so afraid of heights!
-Michele Stapleton
I would say live to be 100!
-Greg Scott
I would run for President of the USA!
-Martin Cannon
I would love to fly a jet! It wouldnt matter what kind of jet; I would just love to be able to fly it myself. -Bill Pasko
Go to Afghanistan, find [Osama] bin Laden, and dispose of him!
-Ernie Papa
Skydiving! That would be cool, but I am way too chicken!
-Laura Gilardini
Well, if you think about it, going into outer space would be really cool. I would go on the space shuttle, but I would want to land back on Earth safely.
-Judy Dennis
Skydive! Just for the thrill of it!
-Lori OBrien
I would attempt to scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, as long as I wouldnt get eaten by sharks. If I had that guarantee
-Sally Mease
Considering that I am afraid of heights, I would attempt rock climbing. It looks like so much fun!
-Christine Sheridan
I would open a restaurant, probably a sports bar with sushi and steaks something manly!
-Pam Girard
Jump off the Rumson Bridge, or any of the hotels or high-up places.
-Andrea White
Move to the city. I am planning to move there, but just not right now. I want to go into fashion design, but I dont want to fail.
-Amanda Sansone
Be the President of the United States!
-Phil Shaheen
Go back and fix all the mistakes Ive made in the past.
-Ron DeGregorio
Swim around the circumference of the Earth. I think it would be so amazing to push my body to the absolute limit, and knowing that I can not fail or come to any bodily harm just clinches the deal.
-Cassi Smither
Find a cure for breast cancer or jump out of a plane!
-Jacqueline Bloom
Sing on American Idol in front of Simon. He drives me crazy!
-Yohana Quintnilha
I would live in the Serengeti National Park with the wild animals to see firsthand their behaviors and survival skills.
-Cassi Magster
I would be in a Broadway show a musical and I would sing!
-Alyssa Deorio
Skydiving is there anything scarier?
-Tony Defariocco
Skydiving or flying a plane.
-Ed Cornelius
Climb Mount Everest with no air tanks, guides, or safety gear. If I cant get hurt - why not!
-Jason Wilson
Cliff diving into the water!-Alex Schmid
Motorcycle racing on a racetrack!
-Mike Puccio
Skydiving sounds cool. But Im too afraid.
-Nicole Puccio
Race a cop and not get a ticket!
-Pravin Kummar
Break the bank in Monte Carlo!
-Rich Jastrzebski
Racecar driving. When I was little my uncle in Indiana took us to the raceway and I thought it was so cool. I loved going fast around the track. You should see how many speeding tickets Ive gotten!-Alice Papalia
Ballroom dancing! Thats for both of us, because we do everything together. We could do it now, but we wouldnt want to look foolish.
-Trudi and Harvey Feinman
I would love to be in a Broadway musical. But really, that is bound to happen anyway!
-Jackie Mercandetti
Be a world-class soccer player.
-John Andre
I would open a party/wedding planner business and make all my own favors and stuff.
-Diane Miller
Skydiving it seems really cool. Wait I would run for the first woman President of the United States!
-Barbara Rosenbaum
Probably scuba diving. I would love to be able to go under the water, but I would need to be guaranteed there wouldnt be any barracudas!
-Leslie Dunn
Well Ive always wanted to be a backup singer in a Rock and Roll band. I would try that!
-Meryl Kirsch
I would do a front flip off the front of my house!
-Harry Cavanogh
I would go to Hollywood, go to the Academy Awards, and walk on the red carpet!
-Barbi Zemlock
I would play the lottery and use it for charity, myself included; in that, I could help my family and all of those in need.
-Susan Bulone
I would open a womans boutique with really great, different, and outrageous stuff!
-Ellen Sklar
Skydiving! Ive always wanted to do it, but Im scared to death my parachute wouldnt open and Id hit the ground!
-Jennifer Romito
Start a big construction business and build houses.
-Marlin Lender
Skydiving. I always planned to do it by the time I was 30. Now Im 41 and I still havent done it yet.
-Dawn Amorelli
Play on the PGA tour with Tiger Woods and beat him! Or play the lottery and win, of course.
-Leonard Dunn
Scuba diving! I am not a deep sea person; Im afraid of all the fish and sharks and things.
-Randi Marder
I would make a movie with Martin Scorsese and win an Oscar for it! Then Id party with him afterwards.
-Tim Dimitropoulos
I would tell my kids how to run their lives.-Bill Moryto
I would establish world peace!
-Debbie Ross
Play Lotto and save the world!
-Jim Somma
I would attempt to have world peace!
-Sunny Singh
Fly a plane!
-Kerry McGrath
Id be a racecar driver because I like to go fast; but I dont want to get any tickets!
-Kathy Matthijs
I would invest in a race horse. My grandparents were farmers in Naples, Italy. Investing in race horses can be very lucrative, but its very high risk; so as long as I couldnt fail
-Al Gentile
I would definitely run for president. Or be a movie star!
-Jeanine Pennell
Mountain climbing, free rock climbing outdoors though, not the indoor variety. Im not afraid to do that!
-Curtis Blodgett
Skydiving. Ive always wanted to do it, but I guess Im afraid Id kill myself!
-Andy Fryefield
I think I would take my family and uproot them to California or Florida, and live there, retire, and be a stay-at-home mom!
- Carolyn Johnson
I would wrestle in the state tournament again.
-Jim Somma, Jr.
Nothing! Im not afraid to try anything because of failure or injury!
-Becky Carol
Skydiving. But that chute better open! You have to promise me that. I am very afraid of heights. Oh, or rob a bank no, now you cant take my picture. And the name is Smith, John Smith.
-John Smith
Hang gliding, but only if I knew I couldnt be injured!
-Dave Davino
Duh! Play the big jackpot game in Atlantic City.
-Arthur Deforest
I would climb Mount Everest. Really! Ever since I read that
book Into Thin Air, Ive wanted to make that climb.
-Nart Dokhgan
I have never been afraid of anything. I came out of Communist Romania, and I am not afraid to do anything at all!
- Audrey Ostafi
Deep-sea scuba diving, and Id go really deep!
-Richard Closs
Skydiving! I think that that would be the most fabulous feeling, but the fear
-Diane Parisi
Jump over the Grand Canyon on a motorcycle like Evel Knievel!
-Billy Somma
I would like to travel at the speed of light! I want to think about it and be there.
-Dennis Francese
I would live in the Serengeti with the wild animals to see firsthand their behaviors and survival skills.
-Cassi Magster
Racing a car definitely.
-Diane Reinhardt
Teach kids around the world farming and water purification to live and thrive.
-Wilson P. Wittacur
Go skydiving over the ocean!
-Taylor Foley
I would live under water!
-Mike Corvasce
I would try my hardest to help the needy!
- Carmine Gambacorta
I would play the Mega Millions, of course!
-Donna Hunt
I would end the genocide in Darfur!
-Lindsey Schwartz
Skydiving! I love the feeling of falling and flying, but I just dont want any broken bones I would do it at [age] 80, because by then it doesnt matter so much anymore! -Kim Folio-Dorland
I would sell off everything in my life and start fresh a new chapter. Then I would travel all over the place, and I would come back and everything would be okay.
-Lisa Faupel
I suppose Id probably bungee jump because you stretch all the way down, and then right at that moment before you bounce back up that would be so cool!
-Tim Dorland
I guess I would feed the poor people of this country the United States like Larry Jones [of the Feed The Children organization] does.
-Judy Walters
Downhill snow skiing. I know its lame because almost everyone can ski, but I cant and Ive always wished I could.
-Kay Brown
I guess I would want to dive off a really high cliff into the water!
-Cassidy Young
I would attempt to buy a vacation resort in the middle of Greece!
-George Stavropoulos
I would make sure that everyone in the world embraces their bodies.
-Cristal Sharma
I would cure all the bad diseases in the world, like AIDS and cancer, and make everyone happy so that they would stop killing each other!
-Cherelle Hill
I would go scuba diving in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, as long as I wouldnt get eaten by sharks if I had that guarantee.
-Sally Mease
I would open my own chain of hotels. They would be all over the Caribbean Islands.
-Brittany Bestafka
I would ensure that every child in the world had a proper education!
-Pooja Sharma
If I could attempt anything and not fail at it, I would become a professional gymnast!
-Nikki Kostelinik
I would fly an airplane!
-Tammy Petner
I would probably go to a country like Africa and open up a whole childrens yoga center and run it as a non-profit.
-Ann Yocum
I would cure all famine and diseases, and I would make people healthy again!
-Charlene Ingraham
I would want to have my own island.
-Dave Landers
Do you know, if I could attempt anything and not fail at it, it would be to end poverty.
-Regina Dowd
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Lightweight Knee Brace XXLHook ''n Pile Hinged Knee Brace. Made of lightweight mesh elastic with open popliteal to eliminate binding. Open patella, lateral aluminum hinges, one pair of flexible spiral stays and hook ''n pile closure. Sized according to knee circumference.Length: 12 Sizes:XS (10½ -12 )S (12 -13½ )M (13½ -15 )L (15 -16½ )XL (16½ -18 )2XL (18 -19½ )Additional Options:1) Hyperextension hinges - can be included at an addtional cost.2) Drop Lock Modification - This brace can be modified for drop lockhinges. This modification may take an additional two weeksfor shipping. Product photo may not exactly match the product offered for sale. Please refer to the product description.
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