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Eight former student-athletes, including the top rusher in Butler football history, the top scorer in Butler men's soccer history and the first Butler men's basketball player to be named Horizon League Player of the Year, were formally inducted into the Butler University Athletic Hall of Fame on Sunday (June 8). The Butler Hall of Fame Class of 2008 was honored at a special induction banquet/ceremony held in the Riley Room at Atherton Center on the Butler campus.
Introduced as Butler's 18th Hall of Fame induction class were former student-athletes Tony Pence (football, 1978-81), Tim Mylin (track and cross country, 1979-83), Steve Roberts (football, 1986-89), Darin Archbold (men's basketball, 1988-92), Scott Lawler (men's soccer, 1989-92), Chris Johnson O'Neil (women's soccer, 1991-94), and Jennifer Kintzel McGurn (women's volleyball, 1994-97), plus Special Service Award recipient Dr. Mark Bohnert (football, 1972-75). Butler Director of Athletics Barry Collier, a member of the 2006 Butler Hall of Fame class, presided over the formal induction ceremony.
Pence established himself as one of the finest defensive linemen to wear a Butler football uniform over four seasons as a varsity regular. He led the Bulldogs in tackles for loss and quarterback sacks in 1979, 1980 and 1981, and he topped the team in total tackles in each of his final two seasons. He was a three-time, first team all-conference performer, and he was named Butler's Most Valuable Defensive Player for two straight seasons (1980-81). In 1980, he was chosen as the Heartland Collegiate Conference Defensive Lineman of the Year. At the time of his graduation, Pence held Butler's single game, single season and career records for solo tackles and quarterback sacks, and he continues to be Butler's all-time leader in quarterback sacks (39)!
Mylin was one of the premier distance runners in Indiana during his four seasons as a track and cross country performer at Butler. He was the Indiana "Big State" steeplechase champ in 1981, and he set Heartland Collegiate Conference records in both the steeplechase and the 5,000 meter run that same year. He also set Butler's cross country course record, as well as Butler's four-mile track record. The gifted runner was named HCC Track Athlete of the Year in 1981 and was selected as the HCC's Most Outstanding Cross Country Runner in 1980. He was a three-time Butler track and cross country MVP, a two-time team captain, and he won eight varsity letters.
Roberts was one of the most prolific performers in Butler football history. He finished as the Bulldogs' all-time leading rusher and all-time leading scorer, and he set Butler single game, single season and career records for points, touchdowns and rushing yards. He was a four-year varsity letterwinner, a three-time Butler Offensive Most Valuable Player, a three-time, first team all-conference running back, a two-time Heartland Collegiate Conference Player of the Year and a two-time Kodak All-American! The talented tailback was a finalist (one of eight players) for the Harlon Hill Trophy, given to the best football player in the NCAA Division II, in both 1988 and 1989. He led the nation (NCAA Division II) in scoring in 1988, and he finished second in the nation in rushing in both 1987 and 1988. Roberts rushed for 4,623 yards in four seasons with the Bulldogs, becoming the only player in Butler history to rush for more than 4,000 yards, and he finished his career with 63 touchdowns and 386 points.
Archbold, a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter for the Bulldogs, became the first Butler men's basketball player to be named Horizon League (formerly Midwestern Collegiate Conference) Player of the Year in 1991. That season, he led the NCAA Division I in free throw shooting (.912) and finished second in the conference in scoring (21.8 ppg). He led Butler in scoring for three consecutive seasons and finished his career in fourth place on Butler's all-time scoring list with 1,744 career points. He set a Butler single season scoring record with 770 points in 1991-92, and he continues to hold Butler's all-time record for three-point field goal shooting (.465). Archbold was a two-time all-conference selection and a two-time Butler MVP. He was named to Butler's All-Century Team in 1998 and to Butler's Team of the Sesquicentennial in 2006.
Lawler played on the first Butler men's soccer team in 1989 and immediately became the face of the program. He had 14 goals and 12 assists in the that initial campaign, and he went on to finish his career with 50 goals and 27 assists. He remains Butler's all-time leading scorer with 127 career points, and his 50 goals are still Butler's all-time record. The 12 assists that he recorded in that first season remain as Butler's single season assist record, and he shares the Bulldogs' single match record for goals (4) and points (8). Lawler, who started 75 consecutive matches, was a three-time all-conference performer and a two-time All-Mideast selection. He played on the gold medal winning North team at the 1991 U. S. Olympic Festival, and he went on to play professional soccer with eight different teams.
O'Neil (Johnson) was one of the pioneers of women's soccer at Butler. She played on Butler's first team in 1991 and went on to compile a record-setting career. She remains Butler's all-time leader in assists (40), and she stands third on Butler's all-time scoring list (108). She's fourth in all-time goals at Butler (34), and she shares Butler's single match records for assists (3, three times) and points (8). A four-year varsity letterwinner and two-time Butler Most Valuable Player, she is one of just five players to be named first team All-Horizon League for four consecutive years! In 1994, the talented forward became Butler's first women's soccer All-American when she was picked second team on the NSCAA/adidas All-America squad.
McGurn (Kintzel) was the setter on several of the most successful volleyball teams in Butler history, including the only Butler volleyball team to advance to the NCAA Tournament. She helped Butler to a 94-42 record over four seasons, capped by a 28-7 mark and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 1997. She was a three-time all-league player and she was named Horizon League Player of the Year as a senior. She was named to ten consecutive all-tournament teams during her career, and she finished her four seasons as the Butler and Horizon League career record-holder in assists (5,483). She holds three of Butler's "Top 10" single season assist totals and four of Butler's "Top 10" single match assist totals. She also ranks second at Butler in career aces (215) and third in career digs (1,678).
Bohnert was a three-year letterwinner and starting offensive guard on three conference championship football teams at Butler. He helped the Bulldogs to an 8-2 record and an Indiana Collegiate Conference Championship in 1974, Butler's best season in more than a decade. The following year, he helped Butler top that effort with a 9-1 record and another conference title. The 1975 squad set a Butler single season record for rushing yards (2,544) and that mark still stands today! After graduating from Butler in 1976, Bohnert went on to earn a degree from the Indiana University School of Dentistry, and he has been the team dentist for Butler athletics, as well as numerous other sporting events in Indianapolis, for more than a quarter of a century!
The Butler Hall of Fame was created in 1991 to provide a forum in which those who have brought honor and respect to Butler University and its athletic program could be acknowledged and permanently enshrined in Hinkle Fieldhouse. Inductees have made exceptional contributions to the prestige of the University in the field of athletics, and continued to demonstrate in their lives the values imparted by athletics. The Hall of Fame wall is located at the front entrance to Hinkle Fieldhouse.


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The mainstream rallying cry about the "War on Women" implies that "reproductive rights" is solely a woman's issue and benefits women. But, the truth is that women are targeted, experimented on, and even killed through "family planning" initiatives that encourage women, not men, to use life-threatening medication. I know– because birth control nearly killed me. No feminist acknowledges the negative consequences created by primarily promoting female "birth control." One significant consequence is that it reinforces long-held, and profoundly sexist, cultural and legal norms that ignore male responsibility and culpability, which actually creates tangible gender inequalty.Read More »


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In a sport where the beauty and efficiency of speed is of the essence, it's no simple task to inject any semblance of sex appeal into a device whose entire role is to defuse that speed. The original SRAM Red Brakes were sleek and attractive enough, but there was little to differentiate between Red and Force, besides the marginal weight savings. The goal of SRAM engineers was to create a clearer definition between their gruppos, while still improving on the original Red caliper. The SRAM Red Aero Link Brake Calipers accomplish this by reducing weight and increasing braking power, while still reducing the front brake's aerodynamic profile as much as possible. No small task, but thanks to SRAM's newly introduced AeroLink Arm with its Force Multiplier Link, the SRAM engineers have hit the mark with flying colors.
SRAM first obtained a patent for that AeroLink arm; a tiny pivot joint that hides behind the svelte calipers and multiplies braking power and modulation. This unique innovation allowed SRAM to greatly shrink the caliper's frontal area, as you can see in the greatly simplified cable routing where the triangular, skeletal caliper juncture once was. From the spring adjusters, to the cable clamp, to the caliper's overall face, no detail was overlooked in its potential to reduce drag. This is also apparent in SRAM's redesign of the two-position barrel adjuster, where a grippy, soft touch coating takes on a shark fin profile as it meets the wind.
Longer rides in bad weather tend to take a much quicker toll on brake pads. SRAM accounted for this, making the quick-release lever easier to access, and including a four-position indexed release. This essentially removes the adjustment guesswork when it's time to loosen or tighten your calipers to account for respective pad wear. And yes, even the lever points out of the wind, when fully locked.
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Does it work with a Shimano 6800 STI Shifter/Brake lever?
Do these work with red22, red20 (2012), and old apex (2010) shift kits?
Do these work with red22, red20 (2012), and old apex (2010) shift kits?
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I came from SRAM Force and what a difference these brakes make. Modulation is sooo much better. Very happy with the upgrade.
Is the price ($258.95) on the sram red brake calipers (aerlink) for the pair?
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Hey Mikp,
These are sold as a pair.
These open up WIDE
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I got these because of the newer wide U shaped Zipps Firecrest 303's. These open up plenty wide to accommodate! These brakes are easy to install and adjust.
Only minor qualm is they don't come in black.. I'm sure that's in the works!
The weight says 250g ...is that for one...
The weight says 250g ...is that for one caliper or for the pair?
Hello wbkp1149716,
Thanks for your question.
That weight spec of 250 grams is indeed for the pair of calipers.
Looks faster standing there, stop fast too
I was skeptical that these would be any better than the brakes I already had but bought them to complete my SRAM Red group.
There are some nice features that put these one step ahead of most brakesets and certainly any produced by SRAM.
1. The brakes are spring centered like a good canti-brake, which means they can't get knocked out of center and always stay centered. (See notes on cables below)
2. They are tiny
3. They have huge stopping power, but not too much.
4.Intimidates the competition because they look fast even if you are not
Notes on setup: The length of cable is super important as the brake is spring centered a too long or short of a cable will cause the brake to push one way or another. I had to start long and trim until the spring centering worked properly and perfectly. This took some time. Also, I couldn't get yokozuna reaction brake cables to work because the cable are too stiff. I wouldn't run yokozuna brake cables on anything anyways if you have the choice.
Price, I dock this one star for the silly high price. Not even the extra engineering on these can explain why they cost as much as three sets of normal calipers (SRAM Rival).
SRAM Red Aero Brake Calipers
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I installed these a few weeks ago to replace my 2010 SRAM Red calipers on a Focus Izalco. The installation was a breeze as the cable housing length did not have to be latered front or rear. Centering and adjusting them was a breeze. I am running Easton Carbon rims so my goal was to increase stopping power when riding with my hands up on the brake lever hoods. I would say there is at least a 20% improvement over the old SRAM Red with the cam action of the Aero when using the same amount of force. I also noted an overall weight savings of 40 grams for those weight weenies out there. I would recommend these if you are running carbon rims and need a little more braking power.


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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian haven't exactly been keeping their relationship private, but viewers will soon get some closer insight into their personal lives. The celebutante has revealed to E! News that West will appear on the new season of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" but that she won't be chatting about their fling.
"I want to show my life," she said, noting that she won't talk about their relationship but will simply let the cameras roll. "If we are having dinner and he does show up, I'm sure we're not going to go, 'Stop the cameras!'
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I just checked into this thread again, andWOW,you guys really did a lot of work on this thing.It not only has the looks, but it has the "GO" to go along with it!Congratulations on a real nice result!When we finally get our B5 done, maybe you and Chumma can go out and wake up some sleepy suburban NJ towns some week-end with some Royal Enfield UCE Thunder!
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ScooterBob,Maybe I can get you to dress up in "proper" riding gear for a photoshoot on my bike!GSS
ScooterBob & GHG,This is truly a beautiful machine, visually and mechanically. The best looking Royal Enfield café concept I've seen to date. I like it!Royal Enfield people are good peopleCheers,Bill
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CENTENNIAL, Colo. - After hearing three days of hearing overwhelming testimony against accused mass murderer James Holmes, a judge ruled Thursday that there is ample evidence to try the former University of Colorado doctoral program candidate on a slew of first degree murder and attempted murder for the July movie theater shooting spree that killed 12 and injuring nearly 60.
Arapahoe County District Judge William Sylvester made the ruling late Thursday and ordered a January 11 arraignment hearing for Holmes, who faces more than 160 counts of first degree murder and attempted murder. Holmes remains held without bond.
Arapahoe County prosecutors had presented overwhelming evidence against Holmes, 25, records showing he had purchased guns used in the July 20 shooting, video taken by theater surveillance cameras that showed him entered the movie complex about a half hour before the shootings, and self-portraits taken with a cell phone just hours before the shooting.
The pictures showed Holmes eerily grinning, sticking his tongue out and wearing black contact lenses while he holds a handgun, assault rifle and homemade bomb, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Aurora Police also found cell phone photos taken by Holmes that showed he had cased out the theater at least three times in the weeks before the shootings.
Arapahoe County prosecutor Karen Pearson said along with other photos, along with video placing Holmes at the theater, records of weapons and ammunition purchases in the weeks of the shooting and other evidence "go to identity, deliberation and extreme indifference'' under the charges. "He knew what he was doing,'' Pearson said Wednesday.
"He picked a perfect venue for his crime, where people were packed in and where there would be great difficulty for escape,'' she said. "Had his (assault rifle) not jammed, he would have shot a lot more people. He had ample ammunition to do so."
Besides the chilling self-potraits of Holmes mugging with weapons and homemade explosives hours before the shooting spree, prosecutors say another series of cell phone photos taken earlier by Holmes show that he had checked out the theater on at least three separate occasions in the weeks before the shootings. Two of interior photos were taken on June 29.
Aurora police Detective Matthew Fyles said Holmes took an additional photo of the rear of the building at 11:30 p.m. July 5 and another photo of the complex's outer doors at 12:28 a.m. July 11.
Police said earlier in the hearing that Holmes purchased a ticket online July 8 for the July 20 midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises.
On Tuesday, prosecutors played theater surveillance video that showed Holmes entering the theater shortly past midnight. Police say he later exited an emergency door, propped it open and went to his car in the rear parking lot, where he dressed in tactical gear and armed himself.
He then returned to the building and opened fire on the crowded theater.
Survivors of the shooting who attended the hearing said they were startled by Holmes' demeanor in the cell phone photos, which alternately showed him smiling or mugging for the camera.
"It shows he had planned this all along, that he knew what he was doing,'' said Yousef Gharbi, who was shot in the right temple. He recalls wiping away blood before passing out. He later awoke in the hospital.
The 17-year-old high school senior came to court hoping to learn Holmes' motive. He didn't come away from the hearings with any answers, but says he hopes Holmes doesn't escape prison or a death sentence by pleading insanity.
"Those pictures he took of himself? He thought it was a joke,'' said Gharbi, who says he still suffers from anxiety attacks. "He knew what he was doing."
Tom Teves, whose son Alex was among those killed, said Holmes' odd behavior following the shootings is a ruse.
"He's playing everyone,'' said Teves, who attended the hearing with his wife, Caren.


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Iowa State Falls to No. 16 OU in Series Finale
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State softball team fell to No. 16 Oklahoma 11-0 in five innings Sunday at the Cyclone Sports Complex as the Sooners completed the series sweep. The win improved OU to 24-8 overall and 3-0 in Big 12 play. The loss dropped the Cyclones to 17-14 overall and 0-3 in the Big 12.
Iowa State was in it with a shot in the early proceedings before the Sooners blew away ISU with a 10-run fourth inning.
Sooners on the Board in the First
Just like the first two games of the series, Oklahoma took the initiative to get off to a fast start again as Shelby Pendley led off with a four-pitch walk and Kady Self followed that up with a double to right to put runners on second and third with no outs. Georgia Casey drove in the first run of the game with a sacrifice fly to left to put Oklahoma up 1-0.
After a four-pitch walk to Brittany Williams, Johnson settled down and got a fly out for the second out. After a walk was issued to Macey Hatfield to load the bases, Johnson got Destinee Martinez to strike out swinging to get Iowa State out of the jam.
Iowa State Misses its Chance
With the score still 1-0 in the bottom of the second, Iowa State saw its opportunity to get on the board. With Sara Davison on first, Sara Rice got Iowa State's first hit of the game with a single to center field. During Jorden Spendlove's at-bat, a wild pitch by OU hurler Kelsey Stevens allowed the Cyclone base runners to both move up an additional base. Then Spendlove followed that up with a walk of her own to load the bases.
However, Maddie Reese popped up and though OU's second baseman, Casey, had to battle the wind to make the play, she eventually tracked it down for the third out and ISU ended the inning with the bases loaded.
Oklahoma Breaks Through
The Sooner bats came alive in the fourth inning as OU got its first two hitters on and then brought home RBIs on three-straight at bats via Leslie Miller, Jessica Vest and Pendley to make the score 4-0 Oklahoma. After a Self walk that loaded the bases with nobody out, the Cyclones switched pitchers and Paris Imholz came into the circle for Iowa State.
Imholz battled Casey throughout the at-bat, but Casey got the last laugh with a bases clearing triple to left-center that put the Sooners ahead 7-0. An Ellis single made it 8-0 and then Hatfield capped it off with a 3-run homer to left-center to give OU a 10-run inning and its 11-0 margin.
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Prince George's County Police say the fatal accident happened just before 4 p.m. Initial investigation shows pedestrian Harry Lee, 64, of Clinton, Md., was not in a crosswalk on Branch Avenue between Saint Barnabas and Inverson Roads.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - No. 6 North Carolina used the big inning to its advantage Thursday night as the Tar Heels rolled to a 13-2 win over Virginia Tech at Boshamer Stadium. All nine starters scored a run in the rout and Kent Emanuel earned his eighth win of the year with seven innings of two-run ball.
Sophomore Kent Emanuel ran his winning streak to three straight by going seven innings and allowing two runs on five hits, while striking out seven.
For Emanuel it was his 13th quality start (at least six innings allowing three earned runs or less) in his 14 starts on the season as he improves to 8-3.
"We are playing real well right now," head coach Mike Fox said. "We just have to keep it rolling and I think our pitching and defense have been a big part of our success."
The Tar Heel bats supported Emanuel all night long as they posted a four-run second inning before blowing the contest open in the fourth with seven more runs after Virginia Tech had pulled within two.
The Tar Heels ran out to a 4-0 lead after two innings thanks to the four-run second inning that saw the Hokies commit two errors.
Cody Stubbs delivered a two-run double in the frame and Chaz Frank continued his torrid pace at the plate with a RBI single.
The Hokies pulled within two when Tyler Horan connected on a two-run home run to center field in the top of fourth.
Carolina responded in a big way as the first six batters in the fourth inning reached safely. Frank came up with runners on first and second and nobody out and proceeded to rip a pitch into the right field corner for his team-leading sixth triple of the campaign.
Following a Tommy Coyle walk, Colin Moran made it an 8-2 ball game when he split the defenders in right center for a two-run double and the rout was on.
Jacob Stallings delivered his 20th double of the season to plate Moran in the fourth before a Parks Jordan RBI ground out and a Cody Stubbs RBI double capped off the scoring.
Jordan added another RBI in the sixth with a sacrifice fly before Moran started a two-out rally in the seventh that would result in UNC's final run thanks to a pinch-hit RBI single from Grayson Atwood.
Juniors Cody Penny and Chris Munnelly each tossed scoreless frames to close out the contest and help the Tar Heels win their 11th straight game.
The win gave Carolina its 40th win on the season and 20th conference victory as the Tar Heels became the first team in the country to win 20 conference and 20 non-conference games.
The defense played its fifth-straight game without committing an error, the longest streak since the 2011 squad posted five straight from May 27 through June 5.
Cody Stubbs and Colin Moran each finished with a team-high three hits and Stubbs along with Frank led the Tar Heels with three RBIs apiece.
Carolina will go for its 11th series win of the year Friday night as freshman Benton Moss will square off against Virginia Tech's Joe Mantiply.


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HADLEIGH, England - Julie Bresset of France won the mountain bike gold medal in her first Olympics, rolling through the English countryside and waving her country's flag as she finished.
Bresset dominated the picturesque course at Hadleigh Farm on Saturday. She seized the early lead, then took advantage of a mistake by defending champion Sabine Spitz of Germany to build a massive lead.
She cruised through last of six laps alone, soaking in the cheers of a huge crowd. She blew kisses on the final straightaway, then grabbed a French flag that she displayed with a flourish as she crossed under the finishing banner.
Spitz wound up with the silver medal, and Georgia Gould of the United States claimed bronze.
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If any of Our PPA forum members are interested in working as a print handler at the International Photographic Competition (IPC) this year, please let me know so I can put you on the volunteer list. The IPC judging will be held from Sunday August 12 through Wednesday August 15, 2012 at the Gwinnett Technical College in Lawrenceville, GA. (Saturday, August 11 will be our setup day). Volunteers can earn up to 2 service merits for their service - one for each day with a maximum of 2 for the event.
The judging will also be open to PPA members who just want to visit and observe. It is an outstanding educational opportunity, so if you're in the area, drop by - it's worth the investment of your time.
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CUESA's 11th Annual Sunday Supper
CUESA - Center for Urban Education About Sustainable Agriculture
Sunday, October 20, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
30 Top Chefs • 6 Whole Beasts • 4-Course Meal • 1 Unforgettable Evening
Sunday Supper is an elegant celebration of the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market community and California's rich agricultural bounty. Thirty of San Francisco's best chefs join winemakers, bartenders and sustainable farmers in the historic Ferry Building for one memorable and decadent evening in support of CUESA's Foodwise Kids program.
Champagne Reception
Featuring an oyster bar, hors d'oeurves, Napa Valley wine, artisan cocktails, and a special sneak peek of the kitchen
Four-course gourmet dining experience accompanied by specially selected wines with table-side carving
Live Auction
With one-of-a-kind packages for food lovers (see package details below)
For details and to learn about sponsorship opportunities, visit the CUESA website.
Vegetarian meals are available upon advanced request, and we make every effort to accommodate dietary restrictions. Just let us know in advance when you register.
Participating Chefs
Michelle Polzine
Ryan Farr
Adam Dulye
Kory Stewart
Mourad Lahlou
Keven Wilson
Francis Hogan
Ryan Pollnow
Nick Muncy
Brent Emerson
William Werner
Craig Stoll
David Bazirgan
Melissa Perello
Kim Alter
Robin Song
Jake Godby
Lauren Kiino
Anthony Strong
Vincent Russo
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Golfers, Greenbrier honor military at the Classic
Classic draws families to West Virginia WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. -- A grin spreads across the face of Pfc. Caleb Arthur as he describes his weekend at the Greenbrier Classic. The 21-year-old Army National Guardsman met Bubba Watson on Friday. "He signed a golf ball for me," Arthur, of Dunbar, said. "It was really a great moment in my life." Arthur is one of the servicemen who are helping in a unique way at this year's Greenbrier Classic. Arthur served as an honor guard of sorts for the American flag at the 18th green. The 18th hole was the only hole marked with an American flag, rather than the traditional yellow. As players approached the last green, their caddies removed the American flag from the hole and brought it to the servicemen, who saluted. The servicemen held the flag while standing at parade rest as the golfers putted. The servicemen then saluted the flag once more as it was returned to the hole. Players shook hands with the servicemen after their last putts. "I met Sean Payton, and that was really cool," Arthur said of the New Orleans Saints coach who caddied for his friend, Ryan Palmer. "Yesterday, [Virginia Tech football coach] Frank Beamer came through and I got to meet him," Arthur said. "Phil Mickelson, I shook his hand yesterday. It's been a tremendous opportunity and the Lord's blessed me in so many ways. It's been great. I'm just so humbled to be here." Arthur stood at the 18th green from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday before another serviceman took over his post. "They explained it to me very briefly as soon as we got here," Arthur said. "That we would have to be on the 18th green, saluting the flag in front of all the players and people that are here. It was really exciting and it's a great honor to be doing this." This is the second year that the Greenbrier Classic has had members of the West Virginia Army National Guard tend the flag on the 18th hole. "For us, over the Fourth of July, for the Greenbrier Classic to be able to publicly show appreciation to our servicemen and women, that's just one opportunity for us to be able to highlight and show them publicly our appreciation," said Monte Ortel, executive tour director for the Classic. Typically, two Guardsmen tend the flag during the morning and two more in the evening over the four-day event, Ortel said. The Classic also has other ways of honoring military service members and veterans. The event has partnered with Hertz for a program that contributed $13,920 to the Paralyzed Veterans of America, Ortel said. Retired and active-duty service members get free tickets to the tournament, as well as upgraded food and beverage options and other perks, Ortel said. "That's just another thing that the tournament's able to provide our servicemen and women," Ortel said. Arthur, originally of Poca, is a full-time education student who also works at Kroger. He lives in Dunbar and has been a Guardsman since April 2012. Other service members turned down the opportunity to attend the tournament, Arthur said. They didn't want to spend the whole week here. "I was very fortunate to be able to use my time wisely and be away from my family and sacrifice a little bit of my time to be here and be a part of it," Arthur said. He will get some return on that investment, though. He's a golfer himself, and watching the professional golfers at his first PGA tournament will help improve his own game, he said. "The thing I'm going to probably take most [from] my experience here is the way that they're so calm and they take their time, they don't overthink it a lot, " he said. "I like the way they carry themselves. They're just really composed out there." Reach Lori Kersey at 304-348-1240 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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it's probably more a BES related question, but I've set up Z 6.0.9 and BESx 5.0.2, connector 6.5.5, OLK 2007 SP2 on W2k3.
Everything seems to work great. I tested the BES connector by sending an email with outlook and works. I've added a BB user fetching infos from Z, so the connection between the two seems working!
I checked connection between BESx and RIM's server and the test went fine.
But then, when I try to activate a mobile against the email address I've configured, it fails saying network connection not available.
I've connected the BB device via Wifi, and enabled wifi activation on besx.
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David A. McCormick, PhD
Dorys McConnell Duberg Professor of Neuroscience and Professor of Psychology; Vice Director, Kavli Institute for Neuroscience; Director, Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience
Research Interests
Attention; Axons; Brain; Memory; Neurobiology; Neurosciences; Synapses
Research Organizations
Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program
Research Summary
Our laboratory investigates the cellular and network mechanisms of cortical function using a variety of in vitro and in vivo approaches, from patch clamp recording in vivo, to voltage sensitive dye imaging and two photon microscopy in vitro. Recently, we have discovered that intracortical synaptic communication operates through both an analog and digital mode. We are currently investigating the mechanisms by which axons and synapses may operate in this regime.
Additional topics we are investigating are Recurrent Networks and their potential contribution to Gain Modulation, Working Memory, and Attention. In addition, we examine Visual Cortical receptive field mechanisms and fast plasticity. Finally, we also are investigating the mechanisms of cortical dynamics in the vibrissal and auditory systems of the awake animal. Together, our studies span from the sub-cellular, through the cellular and local network, all the way to the awake behaving animal in an effort to understand the cellular and network mechanisms of cortical function and dysfunction.
Specialized Terms: Cellular mechanisms of cortical function; Thalamocortical function and modulation
Extensive Research DescriptionFast Visual Cortical Plasticity: In the area of cortical function, we are investigating the mechanisms by which the cerebral cortex generates fast plastic changes in vision that allow for perceptual phenomenon, such as filling-in of blocked regions of visual space and adaptation to prolonged stimulation.
Persistent Activity in the Prefrontal Cortex: The prefrontal cortex generates persistent activity during periods of working memory, and this activity may be important for keeping ongoing tasks or facts in mind. We have developed an in vitro model of persistent activity in the prefrontal cortex and are currently investigating the network and cellular mechanisms for its generation.
Sleep-related Activity in the Cortex- implications for the operation of local cortical circuits: During sleep, the cerebral cortex generates spontaneous network activity. We are investigating the operation of the local cortical circuits in an in vitro model of this activity. These studies are helping us better understand the basic rules of local circuit operation in the cerebral cortex.
Thalamocortical Function and Modulation: The thalamus is a critical site for the control of information flow and processing in the forebrain. We continue to investigate the cellular and subcellular mechanisms by which the thalamus and cerebral cortex interact to generate normal and abnormal patterns of activity, as well as the precise mechanisms by which these structures are modulated by neuromodulatory neurotransmitters. Together these studies are yielding a unique understanding of visual system function and dysfunction and help to form a bridge between the molecular and cellular level all the way up to the cognitive neurosciences.
Selected Publications
- Cortical membrane potential signature of optimal states for sensory signal detection Cortical Membrane Potential Signature of Optimal States for Sensory Signal Detection. McGinley MJ, David SV, McCormick DA. Neuron. 2015 Jul 1;87(1):179-92
- competing neural ensembles in motor cortex gate goal-directed motor output Competing Neural Ensembles in Motor Cortex Gate Goal-Directed Motor Output. Zagha E, Ge X, McCormick DA. Neuron. 2015 Nov 4;88(3):565-77.
- Waking state: Rapid variations modulate neural and behavioral responses. Waking State: Rapid Variations Modulate Neural and Behavioral Responses. McGinley MJ, Vinck M, Reimer J, Batista-Brito R, Zagha E, Cadwell CR, Tolias AS, Cardin JA, McCormick DA. Neuron. 2015 Sep 23;87(6):1143-61
- Zagha E, Casale AE, Sachdev RN, McGinley MJ, McCormick DA. (2013) Motor cortex feedback influences sensory processing by modulating network state. Neuron 79(3):567-78.
- Tahvildari B, Wölfel M, Duque A, McCormick DA. Selective functional interactions between excitatory and inhibitory cortical neurons and differential contribution to persistent activity of the slow oscillation. J Neurosci. 2012 Aug 29;32(35):12165-79.
- Frohlich, F., McCormick, D.A. Endogenous electric fields may guide neocortical network activity. Neuron. 2010 Jul 15;67(1):129-43.
- Haider B, Krause MR, Duque A, Yu Y, Touryan J, Mazer JA, McCormick DA. Synaptic and network mechanisms of sparse and reliable visual cortical activity during nonclassical receptive field stimulation. Neuron. 2010 Jan 14;65(1):107-21.
- Haider, B. and McCormick D.A. (2009) Rapid neocortical dynamics: cellular and network mechanisms. Neuron 62: 171-189.
- Yu, Y., Shu, Y., McCormick D.A. (2008) Cortical action potential backpropagation explains spike threshold variability and rapid-onset kinetics. Journal of Neuroscience 28: 7260-7272.
- Hasenstaub, A., Sachdev, R.N.S., McCormick, D.A. (2007) State changes rapidly modulate cortical neuronal responsiveness. J. Neurosci. 27: 9607-9622.


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Tell us about yourself.
That's a great first question, far better than when someone asks where to apply on their first post.
The general deer tags are good for a region. Within the region are specific units. Some units allow hunting during certain dates with the "general" tag, and different dates with the "limited" tag.
For example, I hunted a unit like that a few years ago. For that specific unit, the general license could hunt until October 14, then the limited tag was good from October 15-31 with the last few days catching some migrating, pre-rut deer. The limited license had far fewer hunters and was a much higher quality hunt.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The Metrorail system will be opening at 6:00 a.m. this Saturday, September 14 for the Navy-Air Force Half Marathon and Navy 5 Miler.
Here are some helpful travel tips from WMATA.
• The closest Metro stop to the start of the race is Smithsonian Station (Blue/Orange lines). Please note that due to scheduled reconstruction, buses will replace Blue and Yellow line trains this weekend between Braddock Road and Pentagon City. Customers traveling through this area should add up to 20 minutes of travel time. Also take note of scheduled work on the Red, Orange and Green lines.
• To avoid lines after the race, participants are encouraged to load enough value on their SmarTrip or paper fare card for their entire round trip. SmarTrip customers can load value to their card online at smartrip.wmata.com.
• If using a paper farecard, remember that a $1 surcharge is applied for each trip. Also, be sure to protect your farecard from moisture during the race.
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Within the web-based mail (also on mobile) my inbox is only showing the last 30 days of emails. There are several hundred that are older than this date that are not displayed. They won't show up in searches, but if I put the email in other folders they will still be there after the 30 days.
If I go into Outlook or Thunderbird these older emails display within my inbox.
I can't find any settings within web based mail and the IT admin couldn't find anything in the backend settings. I'm the only one out of 450+ users with this issue. I've tried Chrome, FF, and IE, all with same problem.


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Summary:Each season of this horror anthology features new storylines and returning cast portraying new characters. In the first season, a therapist and his family slowly learn about the mysterious and deadly history of their new house in Los Angeles. The second season, set in 1960s Massachusetts, follows the stories of the residents of an institution for the criminally insane. The third season cuts between the 1800s and present-day New Orleans to explore the rivalry between witches and voodoo practitioners. The fourth season is set in 1950s Florida, in the world of a freak show.


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The star of the TV show Dance Moms is coming to Meridian.
Abby Lee Miller will conduct workshops Friday at Pat Gray Academy of Dance. Miller will also take part in a Meet and Greet Saturday morning.
Dance Moms is in its second season. It follows Miller and her students and their parents through conflicts as they rehearse and prepare for dance competitions.
The Friday workshop costs $75 per student. Two workshops are offered, at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The cost to attend the Meet and Greet Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. is $20.
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Things to see and do - Avoriaz
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Situated at an altitude of 1,800 m in the Portes du Soleil (gates of the sun) area, Avoriaz was the brainchild of Jean Vuarnet, who decided to build a ski resort here in 1966. Cars are forbidden, with sleds the main means of transport in this modern complex. Avoriaz is a favourite destination for numerous artists, and each year the Festival du film de demain (The films of tomorrow festival) is held here, and much enjoyed by the inhabitants.


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I've installed a Zimbra appliance version 18.104.22.1681 with 21 Gb of mail storage.
I have loaded in 4 mailbox a total of 5,4 Gb but the value in the status label of mail storage is 6/21GB mail storage free (28%).
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I will show my age here.
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Trying to think of what 1980s movie that I would have seen in the late 1980s/early 1990s that would have generated a crush for me. It would have to be one of Karen Allen (Raiders of the Lost Ark), Elizabeth Shue (Adventures in Babysitting), Mia Sara (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), or Molly Ringwald (The Breakfast Club).
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"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
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Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
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Jodie Foster playing Becky Thatcher in "Tom Sawyer." I think I was 12 or so.
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I will show my age here.
Olivia Newton-John.
Followed closely by Marie Osmond.
ON-J. It was a bad crush too.
Kirk Cameron was dreeeeeamy.
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I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
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jodie sweetin followed by Tiffani Amber Thiessen
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Deron Williams scored a game-high 22
points on 7-of-11 shooting and handed out five assists as the Brooklyn Nets
blasted the Philadelphia 76ers, 109-89, on Tuesday at Wells Fargo Center.
Andray Blatche netted 20 points and pulled down seven rebounds and Joe Johnson
finished with 15 and five assists for the Nets, who have won four in a row.
Brook Lopez added 13 points and Reggie Evans contributed a career-high 23
rebounds in the victory.
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Near the cross streets of Hurstbourne Parkway and Shelbyville Road in Louisville's East End, this Home of the Week can be found in the Dorsey Pointe Townhomes neighborhood. With everything you could want, this Louisville house for sale is conveniently located between two of the city's most requested neighborhoods--Middletown and St. Matthews. This townhome has easy access to some of the city's best restaurants, and shops! Get your shopping in at any of three major malls that are just minutes away: Oxmoor Mall, The Summit, and St. Mathews Mall. With eateries like P.F. Changs, Z's Oyster Bar, Carraba's, Senor Iguana's, Olive Garden, Chili's, Macaroni Grill, The Bristol, Cheesecake Factory and Bonefish Grill close by, you may never make it your local grocery store-but there are several to choose from including Kroger, ValuMarket, Whole Foods and Trader Joes!
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Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 7:44 p.m.
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JACKSONVILLE — Tori Stamper tied the career record for pitching victories with 30 on Friday, as the College of Central Florida softball team split a doubleheader with FSC-Jacksonville thanks to a 2-1 win in the opener, which came prior to a 10-0 loss in five innings.
Stamper, a sophomore out of Williston High, checked the Blue Wave (28-18, 8-4) on five hits and didn't allow an earned run in getting the school record tying victory.
To get there, she got help from Lizzie Glass and Hawley Ill.
Ill, who was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to score CF's first run in the third, led off the seventh with a single and was driven in by a double by Glass.
The Patriots (28-13, 8-4), who made two outfield errors with two outs in the fourth, survived another error in the bottom of the seventh, as Stamper won for the ninth time in her last 10 starts.
Ill (1-for-2, run scored, RBI), Glass (1-for-3, RBI, double), Caylee Underwood (one hit) and Chandler Bridges (one hit) led the way for CF in the opener.
The Patriots, though, were no-hit in the second game by the Blue Wave.
CF's Jamie Nelson (9-5) allowed seven runs on eight hits in two innings, but only one of the runs was earned.
"Playing poor defense sure makes our bats go silent," said Patriots coach Kerri Ryskamp, whose team drew two walks for their only baserunners in the second game. "We've got to play better defense behind our pitchers."
The Patriots, ranked fifth in the state and No. 12 in the nation, visit Lake-Sumter on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
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Rosaleen runs a B&B in Carrickmacross. She recently had a very charming guest come to stay. He told her a very plausible story. She was shocked when he stole her car and €350 in cash. She wants to warn other B&B owners. She feels he is targeting elderly B&B owners.
Mary feels that the religious orders should not be forced to pay into the compensation fund for Magdalene Laundry survivors. She has every sympathy for the Magdalene Laundry women but she feels that hte religious orders are being made scapegoats.
Ann, Helen and Sarah tell Damien about the huge price difference they have discovered between the North and South when it comes to medicines and groceries.
Pat was barbequing at the weekend, as he has done frequently in recent times because of the good weather. Suddenly, his gas BBQ went on fire. Luckily he had a fire extinguisher on hand to put it out. He wants to warn people to maintain their gas BBQs. He tells Damien his story.


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Ana Ivanovic's site just published the full text of a lengthy story about the Serb featured in the January issue of Australia's Inside Sport written by Suzi Petkovski.
The piece discusses the usual stuff: her rise from an empty pool at the 11 April Sports Center in Serbia (pictured here, where she shot a HBO promo for the Billie Jean King Cup exo recently) to the WTA Penthouse after her Roland Garros romp last season. Her former coach David Taylor provides the mag with one of the most laughable quotes I've heard in a while:
Ivanovic was not alone in suffering from altitude sickness at the summit of women's tennis; no less than five players occupied the top spot in 2008. Following the abdication of Justine Henin in May, even vastly more experienced types like Maria Sharapova (who spent three weeks at No. 1 but succumbed to injury) and Serena Williams (four weeks) could not impose themselves for any longer than the novice.
"Ana probably owns the best tennis of the five who held the [top] ranking," observes David Taylor, who oversaw Ivanovic's rise from 24 to 13 in the rankings. "If Ana could develop a more complete Plan B and her mental consistency improves, she could potentially dominate women's tennis."
Are you friggin' kidding me? Ana owns a good game but a better game then current top lady baller Serena Williams and the now-retired Justine Henin?? That's so funny I can't even laugh - and I'm trying - especially since she has a combined win/loss record of 0-6 against them.
I can see why the Serb left him. I mean, who wants someone in their inner circle who's going to lie to your face?
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Auto Smarts as presented by Germain.com will be burning rubber this Sunday!
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Join the gang from Auto Smarts as presented by Germain.com this Sunday from 10am-12n on 95.5 The Hawk and Wink 107.1 as they put the pedal to the metal and blaze the quarter mile! Dan "Boots" Longenette, Randy Rhinehart, Lex McAllister, and Germain Honda GM Jessica Germain will be joined in the studio by Mike Fornataro from National Trail Raceway! Mike will be talking about how they are gearing up for the 47th season of racing at National Trail Raceway! All of the high-speed, rubber burning action is only a few weeks and a few miles away in beautiful Hebron, Ohio. Mike and the crew will be taking your phone calls as well at: 614-389-4044.
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|Dragon tracksters bring home eight gold medals
|Written by Darci Tomky
Holyoke tracksters had great presence at last week's track meets, bringing home some hardware from Chase County, Neb. on Tuesday, April 17 and from Wray Thursday, April 19.
"The kids did great!" said coach Sandra Rahe. "All coaches were very proud of how the kids performed this week. They are doing super!"
More than half the Holyoke athletes had personal records on either Tuesday or Thursday or both days.
Senior Alex Quintana landed himself six gold medals last week. At Chase County, he was first in the 400 meter, 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles. At Wray, his time of 2:01.93 in the 800 meter race was a personal best and a new meet record. He was also first in the 110 and 300 meter hurdles.
Alex Quintana is up and over a hurdle Tuesday, April 17 at the track
Tito Fierro did well in Chase County's long jump competition, jumping close to 18'1". TJ Gertner didn't want to be outdone, said Rahe, so he responded with a personal best of 18'10.5" to win first place at the Wray meet on Thursday.
Jacinda Krueger also brought home a gold medal in the Chase County 100 meter dash.
Brittney Prottsman was a standout for the coaches last week, said Rahe. She ran the 3200, 1600 and 800 meter races both Tuesday and Thursday. "She has a great heart and shows such determination and courage in her racing—very fun to watch!" said Rahe.
The Dragons finished out their busy week with a meet in Akron Saturday, April 21. They were down in numbers due to other school events that day.
Holyoke boys finished seventh in Chase County with 55 points, fourth in Wray with 64.5 points and 18th in Akron with seven points.
In Chase County, the Lady Dragon girls' team finished in sixth with 45 points. In Wray, they placed ninth with 23 points, and they were 13th in Akron with 14 points.
"The kids are starting to see growth as times go down or distances increase," said Rahe. "They have set personal goals for all of their events and nutritional goals to make sure their bodies can withstand the strain each day. I can't wait to see what the next few weeks will bring for all the athletes!"
Megan Vieselmeyer, at right, hands the baton off to Malena
Girls' results—Chase Co.
100 meter dash—Krueger, first, :13.10.
200 meter dash—Krueger, fourth, :28.59.
300 meter hurdles—Cierra Prelle, sixth, :58.28.
4x100 meter relay—Audi Peña, Lindsay Helgoth, Bianca Rodriguez and Krueger, fifth, :58.82.
4x400 meter relay—Peña, Prottsman, Megan Vieselmeyer and Prelle, sixth, 5:05.34.
4x800 meter relay—Meg Strauss, Malena McWilliams, Shobi Burris and Megan Vieselmeyer, fifth, 12:55.00.
Throwers' relay—Ana Olivas, Gabriela Chavez, Louise Krog-Meyer and Berenice Juarez, sixth, 1:05.69.
High jump—Helgoth, sixth, 4'6".
Long jump—Peña, fourth, 14'1".
Triple jump—Peña, fifth, 31'2.5".
Boys' results—Chase Co.
400 meter dash—Quintana, first, :51.60; Fierro, seventh, :57.70.
800 meter run—Matt Golden, sixth, 2:21.59.
3200 meter run—Ryan Parker, sixth, 12:33.25.
110 meter hurdles—Quintana, first, :15.70.
300 meter hurdles—Quintana, first, :42.09.
4x100 meter relay—Quintana, Gertner, Rojo and Fierro, fifth, :49.28.
4x400 meter relay—Nick Ortner, AJ Brandt, Parker and Morgan Golden, seventh, 5:01.28.
4x800 meter relay—Brandt, Matt Golden, Morgan Golden and Parker, fifth, 10:09.69.
Weightmen's 4x100 meter relay—Ramiro Iniguez, Chris Pell, Renan Barrueco and Ramon Favela, fifth, :56.47.
Long jump—Fierro, seventh, 18'0.75".
Cierra Prelle clears one of the final hurdles during her
Girls' results—Wray
100 meter dash—Krueger, sixth, :13.84.
3200 meter run—Prottsman, fourth, 15:41.77.
4x100 meter relay—Helgoth, Prelle, Peña and Krueger, second, :56.52.
4x800 meter relay—Prottsman, Strauss, McWilliams and Juarez, fifth, 12:55.99.
High jump—Helgoth, tie for fourth, 4'6".
Long jump—Peña, tie for fifth, 14'9".
Triple jump—Peña, sixth, 31'1".
Boys' results—Wray
100 meter dash—Gertner, sixth, :12.01.
200 meter dash—Gertner, eighth, :25.59.
400 meter dash—Fierro, seventh, :57.65.
800 meter run—Quintana, first, new meet record, 2:01.93.
3200 meter run—Morgan Golden, fourth, 13:26.03; Brandt, sixth, 14:33.72.
110 meter hurdles—Quintana, first, :16.41.
300 meter hurdles—Quintana, first, :41.48.
4x100 meter relay—Gertner, Rojo, Fierro, Iniguez, sixth, :50.88.
4x800 meter relay—Matt Golden, Parker, Ortner and Morgan Golden, sixth, 10:18.92.
Long jump—Gertner, first, 18'10.5".
Triple jump—Parker, fifth, 37'2.5".
Tito Fierro lands with a splash during the long jump
Girls' results—Akron
100 meter dash—Krueger, fifth, :13.56.
300 meter hurdles—Krueger, fifth, :54.42.
4x800 meter relay—Burris, Erin Vieselmeyer, Juarez and Megan Vieselmeyer, eighth, 12:38.59.
High jump—Helgoth, fifth, 4'4".
Triple jump—Peña, eighth, 30'5".
Boys' results—Akron
4x800 meter relay—Matt Golden, Parker, Ortner and Morgan Golden, sixth, 10:07.86.
Long jump—Gertner, fifth, 17'9.5".
Upcoming action
HHS tracksters will travel to Wray Saturday, April 28 for 9 a.m. events. Next Tuesday, May 1, they will compete in Yuma at 3 p.m.
Holyoke Enterprise April 26, 2012


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the same day , three days grace will release their 4th album too, so I guess october 2nd is gonna be an awesome day for everyone!! :)
unfortunately i had never the chance to see them live, but i hope to do so on the 26th november in italy (i'm from greece) they will perform live together with stone sour! *cross fingeeeeerssss*
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Polished the side covers up a bit
Nah, I just take it with a grain of salt and a smile. Honestly, I didn't even put that much time into painting this bike. I originally wanted to soda blast the whole bike and start over from scratch, but my partner was in Florida last winter while I was doing the restoration and didn't have access to the soda blaster. So I ended giving my bike a sand-n-shoot (and a small amount of body work) paint job instead. I don't care about scratching and denting it up over having some fun. It's so worth it! Besides, now I have a fun story to tell when someone asks "how the hell did you get a dent in the top of your tank?" I've always said "You don't know the limits of your ride until you ride it to the limits! Once you cross the limit, you know when to stop pushing."Scottie
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