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Among the most serious diseases that effect developed nations are those involving the cardiovascular system. Typical examples include atherosclerosis and the vascular complications of hypertension and diabetes. We now that that this is mainly due to the production of free radicals and their interactions in the cells of the artery wall. The focus of our laboratory is to understand how the signaling pathways are altered in vascular disease and how free radicals play a part in this. Two areas are of particular interest:
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- The free radical signaling molecule nitric oxide.
Nitric oxide is one of the beneficial free radicals in the artery wall and in a series of studies over the last few years we are determining how it exerts protection over the vasculature. We are particularly interested in how the interaction of mitochondria with NO can modulate cell signaling. With an extensive network of collaborators at UAB and at other national and international institutions we are defining the molecular events which control NO signaling pathways in the diseased vessel wall. Our approach is to use our insight into the biochemistry of free radicals to understand events at the cellular level. Recently, we have found that NO activates a previously uncharacterized signal pathway in the mitochondrion that increases synthesis of intracellular antioxidants in the cell in addition to directly inactivating damaging free radicals. The risk for cardiovascular disease is not the same throughout the world and some of these differences are due to diet. We are also working on how dietary components such as the polyphenolics in red wine can protect the vascular system and have identified novel mechanisms through which this can be achieved. We use molecular biology, proteomics and cellular approaches to address these problems.
Darley-Usmar is presently Professor of Pathology and a founder member of the Center for Free Radical Biology at UAB. In this role, he is able to combine major research interests in mitochondriology and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species the aim of understanding the mechanisms of cell death in cardiovascular disease. He was trained as a biochemist at the University of Essex in England and then moved to the University of Oregon to pursue his interests in the structure and function of mitochondrial proteins in human disease. After a period as a lecturer in Japan and a Research Scientist at Wellcome research

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This research area supports basic research in accelerator physics and x-ray and neutron detectors. Accelerator research is the corner stone for the development of new technologies that will improve performance of light sources and neutron spallation facilities. This research will explore new areas of science and technologies that will facilitate the construction of next generation accelerator-based user facilities. Detector research is a crucial, but often overlooked, component in the optimal utilization of user facilities.
This research program is investing aggressively in research leading to a new and more efficient generation of photon and neutron detectors. Research includes studies on creating, manipulating, transporting, and diagnosing ultra-high brightness beam behavior from its origin at a photocathode to its travel through undulators. Studies on achieving sub-femtosecond (hundreds of attoseconds) free electron laser (FEL) pulses will also be underway. Demonstration experiments will take place in advanced FEL seeding techniques, such as echo-enhanced harmonic generation and other optical manipulation to reduce the cost and complexity of seeding harmonic generation FELs. A very high frequency laser photocathode radio frequency gun using a room temperature cavity will be developed which can influence the design of linac-based FELs with megahertz rates. Research will also occur on construction and beam testing of a high current, high gradient compact superconducting linac which can serve as a prototype for future light sources. Studies will continue on collective electron effects, such as micro-bunch instabilities from coherent synchrotron and edge radiation; beam bunching techniques, such as magnetic compression or velocity bunching; fast instruments to determine the structure of femtosecond electron bunches; and detectors capable of acquiring x-ray and neutron scattering data at very high collection rates.
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- Date submitted: 31 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: International Environment Forum
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General Contenta) What are the expectations for the outcome of Rio+20, and what are the concrete proposals in this regard, including views on a possible structure of the Outcome document? N/A
b) What are the comments, if any, on existing proposals: e.g., a green economy roadmap, framework for action, sustainable development goals, a revitalized global partnership for sustainable development, or others? N/A
c) What are the views on implementation and on how to close the implementation gap, which relevant actors are envisaged as being involved (Governments, specific Major Groups, UN system, IFIs, etc.); N/A
d) What specific cooperation mechanisms, partnership arrangements or other implementation tools are envisaged and what is the relevant time frame for the proposed decisions to be reached and actions to be implemented? N/A
Specific Elementsa) Objective of the Conference: To secure renewed political commitment for sustainable development, assessing the progress to date and remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of the major summits on sustainable development and addressing new and emerging challenges. Contributions could include possible sectoral priorities (e.g., (e.g., energy, food security and sustainable agriculture, technology transfer, water, oceans, sustainable urbanization, sustainable consumption and production, natural disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation, biodiversity, etc.) and sectoral initiatives that contribute to integrate the three pillars of sustainable development could be launched and endorsed at Rio+20. a) Objective of the Conference - sectoral priorities: natural disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation
Basis for action
With accelerating climate change, sea level rise, resource degradation and water shortages, the projected scale of forced environmental migration in coming decades will exceed anything previously experienced, with estimates of 100-500 million people or more permanently displaced. This will be traumatic for those displaced, and represents an enormous challenge for the receiving countries and communities where immigration is presently a major source of tension and human rights violations.
To organize an appropriate international response to forced environmental migration with institutional, financial and humanitarian dimensions in a proactive response to prevent crises, widespread human suffering and environmental impact.
1. Undertake scientific assessments of the human carrying capacity of different regions of the world and anticipated changes with climate change to determine which regions and countries will be unable to support their present or projected populations and which areas have the space and resources to receive environmental migrants.
2. Create an international legal framework for environmental migrants comparable to that already functioning for political refugees, to recognize their status as displaced persons with no possibility of return, and to protect their human rights as far as possible. Provision could be included for migration in groups or as whole communities to assist in preserving social relationships, community structures and cultures.
3. Establish a mechanism under the United Nations, similar in function to the World Trade Organization, to negotiate a lowering of barriers to immigration and to allocate environmental migrants equitably among countries able to receive them. This could include a financial mechanism to ensure that the costs of resettlement are equitably shared by the international community.
4. Initiate wide public discussion of environmental migration, the imperative of showing solidarity with victims of climate change and other environmental changes based on underlying ethical principles, the advantages of immigration for receiving communities, and the means to build unity in diversity among peoples of diverse origins and cultures.
b) Green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication: views regarding how green economy can be a means to achieve sustainable development in its three dimensions, and poverty eradication; what is its potential added value; experience to date, including what has worked and how to build upon success, what are the challenges and opportunities and how to address the challenges and seize opportunities, and possible elements of an agreement in outcome document on a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication b. Green Economy
Basis for action
The controversy surrounding proposals for the green economy reflects fears that a superficial response will not address fundamental concerns about justice, equity, and social and environmental responsibility. Some relevant principles have already been adopted in the Rio Declaration and elsewhere. To achieve consensus, an explicit statement is needed of the principles underlying the green economy, recalling previous principles and extending them where necessary. The following are some suggestions to be elaborated further.
To develop a clear declaration of the principles underlying the green economy for a sustainable society.
The green economy should:
- further a dynamic and thriving social order that is just, fair and equitable to all;
- be strongly altruistic and cooperative in nature;
- provide meaningful employment;
- help to eradicate poverty in the world while reducing extremes of wealth;
- ensure sustainable environmental management;
- provide the peoples and institutions of the world with the means to achieve the real purpose of development: that is, the cultivation of the limitless potentialities latent in human consciousness for the betterment of the world.
Basis for action
The dominant economic Indicators such as GDP do not provide signals for sustainability, and even sustainable development Indicators miss some of the most important driving forces necessary to move on a trajectory towards sustainability. In particular, the underlying materialistic assumptions of most economic thinking do not reflect the views of a majority of the peoples of the world. The development in Bhutan of a Gross National Happiness measure is an example of what can be done at the national level. Recent research has shown the practicality of values-based Indicators at the project or group level (http://www.esdinds.eu).
Develop Indicators reflecting the values and ethics underlying individual and collective choices and behaviour necessary to achieve sustainability, while incorporating and adapting to the diverse cultural, ethnic and spiritual traditions of nations and peoples, to express a more complete vision of the goals and purpose of a sustainable and ever-advancing civilization and of desires for happiness and prosperity.
1. Encourage research and public debate on rethinking prosperity and happiness in the context of human well-being and community development in a sustainable society, as the basis for developing national Indicators of progress towards these goals.
2. Add values-based and ethical Indicators to the Indicators of sustainable development prepared under the Commission on Sustainable Development.
3. Stimulate and encourage work on values-based Indicators of education for sustainable development for use at all levels in organizations, communities, projects, governments and businesses.
c) Institutional framework for sustainable development: Priorities and proposals for strengthening individual pillars of sustainable development, as well as those for strengthening integration of the three pillars, at multiple levels; local, national, regional and international. c. Institutional framework for sustainable development
Basis for action
The UN has adopted ethical principles in the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Rio Declaration and other instruments, but too often they remain as generalities and their implications are not sufficiently considered in policy and decision-making. Paragraph 6 of the WSSD Plan of Implementation on the importance of ethics for sustainable development requires further action to be effective. Civil society has also completed the Earth Charter after Rio.
Ensure that both recognized international ethical principles and the ethical concerns of civil society are available to UN bodies and decision-makers when adopting policies, programmes and actions.
1. Establish a UN Permanent Forum on Ethics and Religion, patterned after the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, where faith-based organizations and those addressing ethical issues, that accept the principles of the UN Charter, declarations and covenants, can consider the ethical and spiritual implications of UN policies, activities and proposals and make submissions to ECOSOC and other relevant UN bodies.
2. Create within the UN Secretariat an Office of Ethical Assessment to prepare reports, at its own initiative or on request for the General Assembly, the Security Council, ECOSOC and other UN bodies, programmes and agencies, on the ethical implications of issues, policies and programmes, with reference to the ethical principles in the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Rio Declaration and other instruments and covenants, and to the world's spiritual, philosophical and cultural traditions.
Basis for action
The foundation of human development is our inherent capacity to learn. Science and technology should be accessible to everyone in accordance with their capacity, but they remain largely the preserve of an educated elite with a top-down process of delivery. Most technological development today is driven by market forces that neither reflect nor respond to the basic needs of the world?s peoples. To achieve sustainability, everyone should be empowered with the tools and approaches of science: evidence based reasoning, understanding cause and effect, experimentation, thinking in terms of systems in a long-term perspective, and learning adaptive management in a time of dynamic change. The natural and social sciences, crafts, and local and indigenous knowledge based on similar processes of observation and experimentation, can all contribute to sustainable community development. Institutional capacity and learning processes should be developed within local populations to create and apply knowledge in ways that address the specific needs of that population.
Build a base for the universal extension of natural and social sciences and technology through educational programmes and regional centres of research and training accessible to everyone and allowing widespread participation in the generation and application of knowledge.
1. Support the development and implementation of curriculum materials that introduce scientific thinking and methods into all levels of education, with particular attention to developing countries.
2. Encourage the efforts of civil society organizations in community and neighbourhood education and consultation on the science and ethics of environmental responsibility, climate change, moderation in consumption, sustainable use of energy and resources, environmental migration, and local environmental management.
3. Facilitate the integration of natural and social sciences and indigenous knowledge systems in defining sustainable environmental management adapted to local conditions and cultures and to community needs.
4. Adapt methodologies for environmental impact assessment and monitoring to make them accessible to local communities and resource users regardless of their educational level, supported by extension programmes in their use to support local sustainability.
5. Establish regional centers of research and training for sustainable development empowered to create technologies addressing locally defined needs and priorities that take into account both the material and moral prosperity of society as a whole.
d) Any proposals for refinement of the two themes. Recall that Resolution 64/236 describes the focus of the Conference: "The focus of the Conference will include the following themes to be discussed and refined during the preparatory process: a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and the institutional framework for sustainable development". N/A
Full SubmissionThe International Environment Forum (http://iefworld.org), a Bah�'�-inspired professional organization for environment and sustainability with members in over 50 countries, accredited to WSSD in the science and technology major group, offers the following specific elements for the compilation of the zero draft outcome document for UNCSD next year.


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Dear Sir or Madam:
I am a big fan of your "Complete Idiot's Guide" series of books. Whenever I tell people this, they always say the same thing: "Of course you are."
The reason I'm writing is because I have an idea for a "Complete Idiot's Guide" book, which I think will be, at the very least, a best-seller and major motion picture. Below, I have completed the manuscript submission outline from your website.
Description of the book: The book I have in mind would be a yellow paperback, have a lot of pages, maybe a few illustrations, and be about 9 by 6 inches. It would also be divided into chapters, have a photo of me somewhere (possibly holding a pipe), and maybe an index. The title of the book would be "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Idiots."
Market overview: Let me try to answer your questions one at a time here:
Q: Who will buy this book?
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Q:What is the size of the market?
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Q: Is it growing?
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Q: Any demographic information on your target readers?
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Competition for your book: Some other books that idiots might purchase as an alternative include books by athletes, books by politicians, and books by or about Donald Trump. In regard to how my book will offer a more appealing alternative, I would point out that "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Idiots" will focus more on the idiots most of us deal with every day, you know, like friends, family members, and the cable company.
Outline of Content
Chapter I We are surrounded by idiots.
Chapter II How to identify an idiot.
Chapter III Are you an idiot?
Chapter IV Does it take an idiot to know an idiot?
Chapter V What if an idiot doesn't know he's an idiot?
Chapter VI The idiot's test.
Chapter VII When idiots intermarry.
Chapter VIII The care and feeding of idiots.
Chapter IX What if there were no idiots?
Chapter X Idiots Anonymous: There is hope.
In closing, let me just say that if you are interested in pursuing an "Idiot's" book about idiots, I'm definitely the guy you want to be talking to. Have your people call my people.
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|Mortellaro earns WAC award
University of Idaho sophomore Kayla Mortellaro collected her second Western Athletic Conference honor of the 2009-10 season and first of the spring when she was chosen the WAC Golfer of the Week after winning the Northern Migration Invitational with a five-under-par 211 last week. She won by three strokes and had a 10-stroke margin over the third-place finisher.
Mortellaro, whose is ranked 23rd nationally by GolfStat, has the lowest average in the conference by almost two strokes with a 72.19.
The Vandals, who spent the entire Northern Migration tournament chasing Texas-San Antonio only to lose by one, climbed to 43rd in the GolfStat rankings and are tied for 39th in the Golf World/NGCA poll.


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Candidates interested in applying for these positions are required to:
* Possess a bachelor's degree or higher in a behavioral or social science discipline or discipline related to the victim assistance field to include, but not limited to Criminal Justice, Social Work, Human Services, or Psychology; and,
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In addition to the requirements listed above, candidates applying for these positions will be selected based upon their experience, skills and competencies in the following areas:
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New Canon 5D Mark III Firmware From Magic Lantern Boosts Dynamic Range
Magic Lantern, the folks behind the free EOS Camera Tool software for Canon DSLRs, have released a custom firmware hack for the Canon 5D Mark III and 7D. They call their latest release Dual ISO and claim that it expands the dynamic range of the 5D Mark III and EOS 7D by four stops, giving those cameras a total dynamic range of 14EV. Dual ISO can be applied to stills and video on the 5D Mark III but only still images on the 7D. The samples are interesting, and appear to back up the claims. Dual ISO works by splitting the sensor's output into alternating horizontal rows. Half of the rows capture the image at a high ISO (for shadow detail) and half at a low ISO (to retain highlights). The data from the alternating rows are then combined and the missing data is interpolated. If it sounds a little like HDR, the idea is similar. But unlike HDR, which requires multiple images, Dual ISO uses just a single exposure, making it far more suitable for moving subjects.
To be very clear, this is absolutely NOT an official Canon firmware release. As you might expect, installing something like this in your camera doesn't come without some downside. Most obvious is the reduction in resolution. Perhaps more importantly, there's a chance that you may fry your sensor since you are making it do something that Canon did not design it to do. One should assume that warranty claims due to this sort of firmware hacking will not be looked upon too kindly by Canon.
More information is on the Magic Lantern website: http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=7139.0
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Tourist AttractionsAn approximately 30 minute tour on a rickshaw can be enough to get a sense of Dhaka. You can also go from the downtown area to the far streets by these wheeled vehicles, pulled by manpower on pedals in also 30 minutes. The time period between October and March is when the monsoon climate is less effective and the temperature stays around 20° C. It would be advisable to visit Dhaka around that time of the year.
Lalbagh Fort is one of the monumental structures of Dhaka, of which it is very proud. It was built by Prince Mohammed Azam Shah, the son of Emperor Aurangzebi approximately in the middle of the 17th century. The tomb of Bibi Pari, the daughter of Shaista Khan can be seen here.
The pink colored Ahsan Manzil, which was used as the palace of Dhaka Nawab family in the past, is a museum today. A magnificent architectural masterpiece, Jatiyo Sangshad Bhaban, which is the National Assembly Building of Bangladesh, can be listed among places to visit.
Culture & EntertainmentHundreds of mosques are located in Dhaka. Baitul Mukarram is known as the National Mosque of Bangladesh. This mosque, built in 1960, is interesting for its architectural resemblance to Kaaba. The Seven Domed Mosque and the Star Mosque, famous for its mosaics, stand out among mosques that are worth a visit.
The Dhaka Zoo, which contains two lakes, is located on a 90 hectare-area. 191 different species can be observed in this colorful place to visit, where over two thousand animals live. As monumental masterpieces, the Hindu temples Dhakeswari and Ramkrishna draw visitors' attention.
Food & DrinkIn the old downtown area of the city, you can try traditional dishes of Bangladesh, for very reasonable prices also. However, in order to try out different cuisines such as Mexican, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Greek in relatively more expensive restaurants, you should head towards the Gulshan and Banani regions.
Among the local dishes, altogether known as Misti, rasgullah and gulab are worth a try. These desserts can be described as soft tender cheese balls –made of white and red colored cheese, fried and covered with syrup.
ShoppingSmall marketplaces are easy to comeby everywhere in Dhaka.Gulshan, Banani, Baridhara, and Dhanmondi regions are worth a visit for such places. Bango Bazar is a major point of attraction for tourists as the prices there are relatively more reasonable. Aranya, a shopping location on Kemal Ataturk Street, is one of the most colorful sport in the Banani region.
The four story Aarong is a shopping mall, where you can handcrafts unique to Bangladesh and clothing for both men and women. It is located at the intersection of Mirpur and Manik Mia streets. A thin and loosely knitted cotton fabric called "muslin" has made Dhaka famous around the world. Although the word means "from/of Mosul", Dhaka was known as the world capital of muslin.
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The Roadmap for Canada's Official Languages 2013-2018: Education, Immigration, Communities follows the Roadmap for Canada's Linguistic Duality 2008-2013, which ended on March 31, 2013. It reaffirms the Government of Canada's commitment to promote official languages and enhance the vitality of official-language minority communities in three priority sectors : education, immigration and communities.
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Where did i say i wasn't better than him?Also:
This really confuses me. You tell Xion that you're not better than anyone else, just like he said, and then you turn around and give points as to how you are? Either say it one way or another.
Oh man that last bit was funny. At least i have people covering their asses now. Good though, you need to stand up to people like me more.I don't hold any beef against you, so don't take this as an attack. I'm just pointing these things out solely in goodwill. By the way, I'm not ignoring the other points of your posts. I have read them, and the points I've outlined are the ones I want to address the most. I'm not ignoring them.
Keep thinking that Luna.Your just trying to get a reason to get mad at my fullmetal.
How quickly they turn! Ask anyone that really knows, i'm far from having a decent ego.No, he probably is, but feels the need to flaunt his gigantic ego.
I'm surprised you hadn't already.Fullmetal, since it seems you're leaving for good, may I add you to my buddy list?
Whatever. I made it clear many many times that i'm pulling a "-KS". Learn some history if you don't know what that is. Yea actually i DID do it when you could read it. You were posting that same day so i thought your interweb was back. Besides you have to take a swing at everyone when this happens.Is he still being a fag or will he be coming back. Oh, and I love how he has shit to say about me when he knew I would have no chance to read it. He demoted himself to bitchhood by running away and saying all this. If he ever does come back, He's gonna have to do something damn good to get any of my respect back


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TEMPE -- The Arizona State University women's cross country team will compete in its first big test of the season as the team heads to South Bend, Ind., to take part in the Notre Dame Invitational at the Notre Dame Cross Country Course on Friday, Sept. 28. The women will be taking part in the women's `Blue' race and will compete on the 5,000 meter course beginning at 4:15 p.m. ET. This will be the 26th running of the women's event.
The ASU women are returning to the Notre Dame Inviational for the first time since 2009, which was also the team's first-ever apperance at the event. Kari Hardt led the charge for the women's fifth-place team finish as the senior finished 18th overall in the race. As a team, the No. 13 Sun Devils scored 170 points and were fifth overall behind No. 1 Washington (33), No. 6 Princeton (68), No. 15 Florida (104) and No. 22 Penn State (152). ASU did finish ahead of two programs that were higher ranked, including No. 3 Florida State (seventh) and No. 12 Providence (tied for eighth).
The Sun Devil women will get a taste of some of the elite competition with four team's ranked in the USTFCCCA Coaches' Poll set to take part in Friday's race. The field includes No. 2 and defending race champion Florida State, No. 19 New Mexico, No. 20 Notre Dame and No. 25 N.C. State. Washington State will be the lone other member of the Pac-12 Conference to take place in the event. Nineteen women's teams are slated to take part in the `Blue' race.
Neither the ASU men nor the women are receving any votes in the current USTFCCCA national coaches' poll. In the USTFCCCA West Regional rankings, the men move up to sixth following a strong run at the Pac-12 Preview last weekend at UCLA while the women moved up on position to seventh.
The Arizona State University women's cross country team dominated the Artichoke Invitational at Scottsdale Community College two weekends ago, with eight student-athletes finishing in the top ten.True freshman Kaitlin Kaluzny led the Sun Devils, snagging a first-place finish in her first-ever collegiate race. Kaluzny ran the 5k race in 18:40.5 only a mere second faster than the second place freshman Adriana Olivas who competed unattached from the Sun Devils.
The Arizona State University men's cross country team ran their "A" squad for the first time on the season and the results were impressive as the team took third at the Pac-12 Preview in Santa Clarita, Calif., on Friday. Senior Darius Terry picked up where he left off last year before being sidelined with injury, clocking a third-place finish in 24:35 over the 8,000-meter course at the Robinson Ranch Golf Course - the site of this year's Pac-12 Championship.
There was no more dynamic freshman in the conference last year that Shelby Houlihan, and the sophomore was honored in 2011 as the Pac-12 Cross Country Newcomer of the Year before following that up with the 2012 Track and Field Newcomer Award as Well - becoming the first student-athlete in conference history to complete the sweep Houlihan was the top freshman finisher at the Pac-12 Championships (8th) and the NCAA West Regional (12th) and led the women to their 13th NCAA Championships appearance in the last 14 years. Houlihan kickstarted the 2012 campaign by winning the George Kyte Invitational in Flagstaff for her first career collegiate victory as she nearly set the course record with a time of 16:52.4.
It took senior Darius Terry one race to pick up where he left off last cross country season before injury limited him towards the end of the season. Terry was third at the Pac-12 Preview hosted by UCLA in a time of 24:35 and was just five seconds shy of No. 18 Northern Arizona's Brian Shrader - regarded as one of the top runners in the country - who finished in 24:30 for the eventually team champion Lumberjacks. Terry was the Sun Devils top runner early last year, winning the George Kyte Classic and posting a strong run at the Roy Griak Invitational and looked prime for a potential All-American season before sturggling at the Pac-12 Championships and sitting out the NCAA West Regionals for precuationary measures. Terry will be pivotal to the team's success this season and a healthy Terry is a good thing for all parties involved.
Arizona State's biggest offseason pickup may prove to be University of Kansas graduate transfer Zach Zarda. An NCAA West Preliminary round 5,000m competitor for the Jayhawks in 2012, Zarda showed what he could bring to the Sun Devils with a strong sixth-place run at the Pac-12 Preview hosted by UCLA in a time of 24:43. The finish prompted head coach Louie Quintana to say Zarda earned the "game ball" for the race.
Last season, Shelby Houlihan made history by being the first person in conference history to sweep the Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year Award for both the cross country and track and field seasons. So who are ASU's candidates to challenge for that honor this season? CJ Albertson is a young man that men's coach Louie Quintana is very excited about. A freshman out of Buchanan High School in Clovis, Calif. (the same school as former ASU great and Olympian Kyle Alcorn and current teammate Macy Bricks) was among the top high school cross country runners in the season last year, qualifying for the Footlocker Nationals despite battling injury through the season. Adriana Olivas is a freshman out of Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) who is the gritty, hard-working sort of runner that women's coach Ryan Cole says represents what the program is all about and could make a splash early as well. Other notable newcomers include Zach Zarda, a 2012 NCAA West Preliminary Qualifier on the track, and Garrett Seawell, the 2012 California State Junior College Cross Country champion.
After advancing to 12 consecutive NCAA Championship apperances from 1998-2009, the Sun Devil women's cross country team had one of the longest active streaks in the nation before missing out in 2010. Some might have thought it was an end to the dynasty, but the women regrouped last season to advanced to their 13th championship meet in 14 years and will look to restart the streak with another appearance in 2012.
Nick Happe was a pleasant surprise for the Sun Devils in 2011 and the senior will be looked upon as a leader this season. Happe was the team's top runner through most of last season and saw that come to fruition with an All-West Region finish at the NCAA West Region Championships. That momentum carried to the track for Happe as he set personal records indoors in the mile, 3000m and 5000m and moved up the ASU all-time top-10 list in all three events. He was a second-team All-American in the mile and looks primed for a solid senior campaign.
Coming into his ninth season as a head coach for Arizona State cross country, Louie Quintana has put together quite the program since taking over in August 2004. During his seven years leading the distance group, Quintana has worked with seven individuals that earned 10 total All-America honors in cross country, including the program's only three-time honoree Amy Hastings and Brandon Bethke who placed seventh nationally at the 2009 NCAA Championships. On the track, his athletes have been instrumental in helping the Sun Devils capture four national titles and three Pac-10 crowns. He has worked with four individuals that have collected five NCAA titles, including Kyle Alcorn, who won the indoor 3,000-meter run and the outdoor 3,000-meter steeplechase in 2008 and more recently, Mason McHenry, who was the 2012 NCAA Indoor 800m champion.
Ryan Cole has built up a reputation as one of the most promising and exciting up-and-coming young coaches in the nation and was named as the head coach for the women's cross country team for the 2011 campaign as a testament to that. Now in his second year as head women's cross country coach, Cole began working with the Arizona State program during the 2007-08 campaign and had served as an assistant ever since. In that time, Cole worked with the ASU women's distance teams serving under Coach Louie Quintana while also handling many of the daily administrative aspects of the Arizona State program and working with the management of home meets. Cole led the ASU women back to the NCAA Championships in 2011 for the 13th time in the last 14 years.
The Arizona State cross country rosters feature a total of 33 student-athletes (16 men, 17 women). Of that total, there will be 12 brand new faces gracing the Sun Devil uniform. The women's squad features five true freshmen in Marcelle Cartledge (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Tory Haberman (Gilbert, Ariz.), Kaitlin Kaluzny (Yakima, Wash.), Adiana Olivas (Corona, Calif.) and Alexia Velarde (Rancho Mirage, Calif.). Dalanne Bartlette will join the Sun Devils with three years of eligibility after transferring from Shata Community College while Christen Collins will come on as a transfer out of the University of San Diego. On the men's side, CJ Albertson and Connor Vigil represent the line true freshmen while transfers Jeff Bickert (RS-Fr./Pleasant Hill, Calif/Cal Poly SLO), Garrett Seawell (Jr./Sacremento, Calif./American River JC) and Zach Zarda (Sr./Shawnee, Kan./Kansas) will debut for ASU this year. In addition to the new faces, redshirt freshmen Ryan Herson, Daniel Wong and Heyden Wooff could all contribute for the men this year in their first action with the Sun Devils.
Both the men's and women's rosters are loaded with underclassmen but both squads will look to the seniors to help lead the way. Coming into the year, Darius Terry and Nick Happe are far and away the top returning runners on the roster and among the top returners in the conference with Doug Smith expected to make contributions as well. For the women, two local products in Hailey Hanna and Natasa Vulic are the lone seniors, both walk-on's who have been priased by Cole for doing everything necessary to get to this point and providing the model work ethic for the younger women to follow.
One of the keys to building one of the top running programs in nation is the ability to recruit well from the areas around you. The Sun Devil teams have taken that task seriously and will field eight Arizona natives on the 2012 roster, several of whom will be expected to play a large role on this year's team. Mention as already been made of Hailey Hanna (Mesa, Ariz.) and Natasa Vulic (Phoenix, Ariz.) for the women. But the team also welcomes freshmen Marcella Cartledge (Scottsdale, Ariz.) and Tory Haberman (Gilbert, Ariz.) this season in addition to junior transfer Christen Collins (Phoenix, Ariz.). Redshirt freshman Daniel Wong (Tucson, Ariz.), redhsirt sophomore Garrett Baker-Slama (Tempe, Ariz.) and redshirt senior Josh Walker (Chandler, Ariz.) are some others that could play a pivotal part as the season progresses for the men.
Not only is the ASU cross country team looking to get things accomplished on the athletic side of things in 2012, but they have also started to put in work in the classroom as well. Four members of the Sun Devil women's squad and three men will take classes as part of Barrett, The Honors College, during the 2012-13 academic calendar. Barrett, which has been named among the top honors colleges in the nation, enrolls nearly 40 Sun Devil student-athletes in its highly selective program with almost a quarter coming from the cross country programs. The members representing the cross country team in the honors college consist of Natasa Vulic (Sr.), Marcella Cartledge (Fr.), Karlee Owens (Jr.) and Kayla Springford (So.) on the women's team and Garrett Baker-Slama (So.), Daniel Wong (Rs-Fr.) and Nick Happe (Sr.) for the men.
Nick Happe earned USTFCCCA All-West Honors as the ASU men came painstakingly shy of an NCAA Championship qualification last season. The team took eighth at the NCAA West Regional Championships after a disappointing last-place finish at the Pac-12 Championship just weeks earlier. The team opened strong on the heels of Darisu Terry's individual victory at the George Kyte Classic in the season opener. The team rode that momentum to a fourth-place finish at the Roy Griak Invitational. Terry was fifth at that event to lead the team before injuries slowed him down over the rest of the season, eventually knocking him out of competition at the regional meet.
A young Arizona State women's squad advanced to the 13th NCAA Championship appearance in 14 years for the program on the heels of freshman phenom Shelby Houlihan. Houlihan was named the Pac-12 Cross Country Newcomer of the year follow All-Conference and All-Region finishes on the year. The women took sixth at the Pac-12 Conference championships and followed that with a seventh place finish at the NCAA West Regional Championships to earn an at-large bid the the NCAA Championships.


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Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden announced today that he and 46 of his colleagues have reached a settlement with a Connecticut-based company and its subsidiaries that tricked customers into signing up and paying for discount clubs and memberships.
Affinion and its subsidiaries (Trilegiant and Webloyalty) will pay $250,000 into Delaware's Consumer Protection Fund under an order Biden's Consumer Protection Unit filed today in Superior Court. The settlement for all 46 states and the District of Columbia totals $30 million. Affinion and its subsidiaries run multiple discount clubs and membership programs offering a variety of services such as credit monitoring, roadside assistance, and discounted travel. Affinion markets these programs through a series of agreements with "marketing partners" – well-known banks and retailers that present these programs to consumers often immediately after the consumer has engaged in a transaction with that partner.
Consumers complaining to the states have alleged that Affinion charged them for services without consumers' authorization or knowledge, and, once consumers learned they were being charged, some further had trouble canceling or getting a refund.
The states included in the settlement include: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. The states that led the investigation were California, Texas, Tennessee, Iowa, Vermont, Washington, Oregon, Maine, and Illinois.
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Cell therapies firm Cytori won a potentially $106 million contract from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) for preclinical and clinical development of its cell therapy for treating thermal burns combined with radiation injury. The treatment uses autologous adipose-derived stem and regenerative cells (ADRCs) processed using Cytori's Celution® System platform.
The contract is for a two-year base period, extendable to up to five years, and will support all preclinical, clinical, regulatory, and technology activities required to take the cell therapy through FDA approval via a device-based PMA regulatory route. Cytori will receive about $4.7 million to support the first two years of work, including preclinical research and further development of the Celution System to improve cell processing. BARDA will review the program at specified milestones.
"This relationship with the U.S. government will facilitate development of our cell therapy for thermal burns, which could then serve as an important new path to market for soft tissue indications in the U.S.," comments Christopher J. Calhoun, Cytori's CEO. Additionally, the findings under this contract will complement our existing efforts to develop cell therapies for a range of wound-healing applications outside the scope of this contract."
Cytori is focused on developing ADRC-based cell therapies, primarily for the treatment of cardiovascular disease and soft tissue. The cells are processed using the Celution System and then delivered back into the patient. The system has been CE marked in Europe for breast reconstruction, Crohn's wound healing, and other soft tissue applications including cryptoglandular fistula. Earlier this month the Japanese authorities gave the go-ahead for a clinical study evaluating the use of ADRCs processed by the Celution System in patients with peripheral artery disease, or arteriosclerosis obliterans. At the start of this year Cytori received Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) approval from FDA to start its first U.S. study, designated Athena, evaluating Celution System ADRCs in the treatment of chronic myocardial ischemia.
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Reserved season football tickets and a new all-sports pass are now on sale at Pearl River Community College.
Tickets for all five home games, with seats in the chair-back section on the 50-yard line, are $65 each. Season ticket holders will have first choice of seats and must renew by Aug. 1. Walk-up individual tickets in the reserved section are $15 each.
The entire center section will be chair backs for reserved seating.
General admission tickets this season are $5 for students and $10 for adults.
The new all-sports pass will also be offered for 2013-2014 for $100. This pass includes a reserved ticket for football, as well as entrance to any PRCC regular-season sports event on campus.
The Pearl River Wildcats, who have won four MACJC state championships since 2003, will open their 2013 season with a home game against East Mississippi Community College on
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Casey Anthony: A statement from Terrace 390
Those of you that know me, and regularly read this blog, know that when it comes to what I cover for the Sentinel I've stayed as far away from the Casey Anthony trial this summer as possible. I thought it was in poor taste. But this did strike me as odd.
A friend of mine emailed this clip to some co-workers and myself the other day. It's on Terrace 390's website. For those of you not familiar with the bar and restaurant in downtown Orlando, it's where the defense celebrated after the Casey Anthony verdict came in.
I called the general manager of Terrace 390, Travis Barr, to find out about the statement. He said it was in response to some members of the public that began protesting the business. Some examples he cites were a "Boycott Terrace 390″ page on Facebook and an email the business received stating "I hope you have fire insurance."
He was upset because the prosecutors and Judge Belvin Perry also frequented the restaurant, that is in the Bank Of America building, right across the street from the courthouse.
Thankfully, in the days that have followed the protests have calmed down and business is back to normal — pre-trial that is.


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Welcome to a notes and comment column in its 13th year, penned by CU Associate Athletic Director David Plati, who is as of today, begins his 29th year as the Buffaloes' director of sports information.
Plati-'Tudes No. 96 ... Without a doubt, the most famous Buff who adorned uniform number 96 was Kanavis McGhee, an All-American and two-time All-Big 8 performer at outside linebacker from 1987-90 ... This is my second annual Pac-12 Media Day 'Tudes, shorter than most, but I'll try to jam pack it with information for you ... Today is the 28th anniversary of when Eddie Crowder named me S.I.D. - the last person he hired as athletic director as he retired a week later on August 1; so I am officially in year 29 beginning today ... It's been a great ride for the most part, a lot more good than bad; very fortunate to work with so many quality young people through the years ... The 2012 media guide, otherwise known as the "Information PDF, Football Edition" should be finished and on-line around August 20; just a tad behind this year ... Tuesday's media day took place in the Gibson Amphitheatre, formerly known as Universal Amphitheatre; déjà vu for me, as I was here on December 31, 1999 for Jimmy Buffett's Millennium concert (caught a plane from Tucson after CU's 62-28 drubbing of Boston College in the old Insight.com Bowl); by the way, it was announced today that the new name for that very bowl game is now the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl ... As you can see from the photo, all the coaches and players posed in front of Universal park prior to the day's events.
The Media Day Drill
Another very cool location for media day; all the coaches, players and support staff took the Universal tram from the Hilton to the Amphitheatre. The day began with a Pac-12 "state of the union" from commissioner Larry Scott, followed by Gary Stevenson, head of the Pac-12 Network (I had asked him the day before for those of us who recruit the state of Texas heavily, if there is a chance that the Pac-12 Network could be in more homes in Texas than the Longhorn Network...he didn't rule it out). The CU contingent then took the stage first, with Jon Embree, David Bakhtiari and Ray Polk answering a series of basic questions; no one thought to ask Embo about his recent safari to Africa (which he won when he was coaching with the Washington Redskins). Then it was off to several stations for one-on-ones for the next three hours.
Last year, senior quarterback Tyler Hansen was our player rep; this year, we took two players, tackle David Bakhtiari on offense and safety Ray Polk on defense. Bakhtiari, whose last name was pronounced correctly by Pac-12 PR man David Hirsch, said his last name gets butchered all the time, the worst being pronounced, "bacteria." He said the weirdest question he got all day was from ESPN Game Day, "What does football smell like?" He answered, "Sweat and body odor." He also got asked about the shooting tragedy in Aurora, to compare the Pac-12 against the Big 12, but said he got asked more about the rivalry with Utah than anything else. The weirdest question Polk was asked came from the Pac-12 Network, "Who is the worst dressed person on the team?" He answered that, "Nobody is, I'm not going to throw anyone under the bus." But Ray told me that he could have said Alex Wood. His most constant questions also included the rivalry with Utah and what he was looking to expect in CU's second year in the Pac-12 Conference." Ray was not asked about the Aurora tragedy, and neither player was asked anything regarding Penn State.
As for coach Jon Embree, it's down the assembly line from station-to-station. But all the coaches get help up during the process by others lingering around, the beat writers, sometimes the other coaches, or some of more visible television personalities, which here included Erin Andrews (who hugged me-jealous?-okay, we go way back and are longtime friends), coach-turned-media guy Rick Neuheisel, Eddie George, Craig Bollerjack and our own Joel Klatt. Embree shared his safari experiences with Andrews, who relayed that another of our own, Chris Fowler, has been on several including where they sit high in the trees to observe things (guess no one is worried about a leopard climbing up in those instances-or maybe I watch too much Big Cat Diary on Animal Planet). Embree, by the way, got to within seven or eight yards of a rhinoceros as one of the highlights of the trip.
Read all about the day by ESPN's expert Pac-12 bloggers, Ted Miller and Kevin Gemmell, here: http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12.
Conference TV Update
At our annual conference SID meeting, we were updated on the Pac-12 Network, which is set for debut in less than four weeks. Pac-12 officials speak with representatives from the satellite companies almost daily, and are confident that come August 15, when the seven networks (one national, six regional) debut, they will have deals in place. For some reason, almost always these come down to the last minute. The plan is still in place, between ESPN/ABC, FOX, and the Pac-12 Networks, for 850 live conference events to be televised. This includes 79 football games, 22 of which will air on ESPN/ABC, 22 of on FOX/FX and 35 on the P12N.
The conference has taken over all coaches shows, combining into one hour-long blockbuster program that will air at 8 p.m. MT every Tuesday; when airing on the P12N regional outlet (Mountain for Colorado and Utah viewers), several more minutes of the show will feature the two schools covered by that outlet. In short, there will a lot of editing taking place Monday and Tuesday every week to get it finished by Tuesday night. The Pac-12 Network will also take over all the rights of every school's spring game and televise all 12 live.
The Pac-12 Network will debut with an overall hour preview show at 7 p.m. MDT August 15, followed by a football preview special at 8 p.m. Live streaming will debut on Sept. 10 (Beta) and Oct. 24 (1.0).
Media Day One-Liners
The players arrived midday Monday and were treated to passes at University Studios park ... Dinner for the players that evening was at Jillian's Universal City Walk, where those with the South Division schools were pitted against those from the North Division one in bowling. Ray Polk, who had not bowled since he was about 4 feet tall, opened with a 152 that featured three straight strikes at one point; David Bakhtiari trailed him most of the way but caught him late, finishing with 157 (he last bowled at a team unity function last August). Bakhtiari had a 117 in the second game, Polk a 97, thus the CU duo racked up 523 points, the most by any team in the South ... Neuheisel taped a great promo for the Pac-12 Network that only he could have pulled off with his brand of enthusiasm; it's geared at making those Pac-12 fans who don't have the network in their area yet to keep calling their providers ... Lazy Media Person Of The Day: Award goes to Greg Hansen of the Arizona Star, who took a shot at us for scheduling a three-game series with UMass; he wrote: "Rather than mess with Michigan and Iowa, the Colorado Buffaloes scheduled three games with that juggernaut of the east, UMass." Um, we are playing Michigan in 2016, smart guy. And it was in our notes here ... As always, visited with the legend and all-time voice of college football, Keith Jackson, here; his health is back on the upswing and 83-year old KJ recently hit the links for the first time in a long while and shot an 81. I think I just heard several of you swear ... Former CU student assistant Alex Kaufman worked his first function as one of two new communication fellows for the Pac-12, good to see him hear along with another former student aide, Daisy Wiberg, who volunteers annually to work the event.
Penn State Thoughts
I for one was glad to see that Penn State was spared the death penalty, but for the following reasons very few brought up that I heard or read. First, State College is a small town; I imagine there are several businesses that make their annual revenue projections based on traffic for seven home games in the fall and the spring game, which usually draws in excess of 50,000 there. And how about all the people that supplement their income working those game days, from stadium vendors to parking attendants, etc.? Second, PSU sponsors 28 other sports (14 men's/14 women's), and football likely pays the bills for all of them (I'm not familiar with the income from men's or women's basketball or volleyball), so it appears all of them can survive. And third, likely many assistant jobs in the department are now spared: how would you like to be an assistant trainer and your first full-time job, your dream job in many instances, is eliminated because of the actions of a no-good cretin some 10 years or earlier? Obviously the penalty they received was not only harsh, but historic. It's just a sad situation.
This P-'Tudes Number: 400
Just around 400 media were credentialed for this year's Pac-12 Media Day; its largest attendance yet. Nowhere near the football-crazy SEC which around 1,500 media types attended this year, but solid nonetheless for a conference that covers more area than any other (well, excluding the Big East's reach west to Boise and San Diego).
And lastly ... Jon Embree will be on live Monday night (this July 30) on KCNC-TV (Channel 4 in Denver) from 6:30-7 p.m. on the station's Xfinity Monday Live. Gary Miller is the host.


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Its path and power were known. Its imminent arrival was certain. Yet somehow, when Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Louisiana coast with Category 4 winds and a storm surge that would drown most of New Orleans, no one was prepared for the chaos it unleashed. Now relive the onslaught of the monster storm that blind-sided America, caught officials off guard, and doomed thousands of victims in one of the most devastating natural disasters of modern times.
National Geographic takes you Inside Hurricane Katrina to shed new light on the fateful decisions of those in chargeand the desperate struggles of those fighting to survive the awesome impact of one of nature's ultimate weapons of mass destruction.
This Commemorative Edition includes the bonus program, Drowning New Orleans.
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Having been through some hurricanes I can understand why a lot of people stayed. This report clearly showed that transportation was available for lots of people to leave the area. When someone elects to stay they should accept the responsibility and the consequences. This hurricane was most definitely a wake-up call to those who wait too long. Thanks to all those people/organizations for coming to help.
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You may not have noticed, but there are two new names for the two main legendaries in the Shinou Region. these are the ones on the covers.
Dialga- Dialga has the power over time using the diamond shaped symbol on his chest.
Palkia-Palkia has the ability to warp space with the pearls on his shoulder.
Other new gadgets and what-not:
The Poketech- The Poketech is kind of like a wristband. As its name implies, it is a technological device used by trainers. It allows you to interact with certain gadgets and settings via the touch screen. Its functions aren't as good at first, but you can earn more by continuing on your adventure.
Your Rival- Instead of just battling you in parts of the storyline, your rival, this time, will usually help you. In fact, sometimes you'll have to work with him to complete certain tasks. He will sometimes battle you though.
Manaphy- The first time you can gain a new pokemon by playing a non-rpg version, Manapy can be caught in Pokemon Ranger, then transfered to Pokemon Diamond/Pearl. A special move used only by Manaphy, Heartswap, can switch healing moves.
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Playgirl centerfold and 90's porn star Marc Anthony Donais, aka as Ryan Idol, 45, was convicted of attempted murder with a toilet seat of his unidentified girlfriend, reports The Daily News and The Edge. You may recall some of his flicks like "Idol in The Sky," Idol Country" and "Idol Worship." If not, you may recall how he fell out of a third story window in NYC in 1998, reportedly due to drugs and alcohol.
Idol, or Donais – whichever name you now wish to refer to his as, partially left porn behind and redirected onto the Broadway and off-Broadway stages appearing in "Making Porn" and then Terrence McNally's "The Ritz," alongside Rosie Perez.
What he appears to have not left behind was his dumbass behavior.
Idol was accused of visiting his ex-girlfriends' home and telling her that he "wanted to kill her," stated the defendant on the witness stand. Police reports list that Idol "battered [her] with a toilet tank lid in her West Sacramento condo on the evening of Sept. 5, 2009 after she had broken up with him."
Idol was also "found guilty of three other felonies, including battery, asaault with a deadly weapon and corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant," AVN reports. He is presently scheduled to appear in court for sentencing on December 9th and faces up to "15 years in prison."
One thing is for certain about his imminent future. His resume will grow from this… At 45 and given his foray in gay porn he may be soon adding a new role to his creds. That of a bottom! Something he never took on in his films.
God speed to Donais. Perhaps we will see a comeback from this… Something with a title Idol Prison.
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With the NBA hitting full stride we teamed up with flawless supermodel, Leanna Decker (see also: 31 Leanna Decker GIFS) to help us count down all 30 NBA teams according to their popularity on social media. Essentially using one of the most popular models on the internet to rank their social popularity… on the internet.
She spent one day (one glorious day) with us at RSVLTS Studio doing what she do. The product? A wonderfully glorious photo series of Ms. Decker in the sexiest NBA gear you've ever seen. Here are some outtakes.
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Dating is an experience that can be fun and exciting, but also taxing and disappointing. As a recent divorcee, you might find that some aspects of your life that weren't there in your twenties (like children) can further complicate the process. But fear not. Below I've outlined six simple rules to keep in mind as you slowly transition back into this new world of dating.
This Is Not Child's Play
As a single mother, you want to consider your children when you begin dating. There's no need to introduce your children to a new man unless you think he's a keeper. A breakup for you will be hard, but it will also be difficult for your kids if they get attached to him. So make sure you're sincere about this guy and he has future potential, because you need to protect yourself and your family.
Make Sure He's Like-Minded
For this next stage of your life, try to find someone who has mutual interests. If he is a parent just like you, that could be a good fit. While it may be more difficult for you both to get together as busy single parents who are trying to balance it all, remember that good things come to those who wait. You will surely have a lot in common as parents and a mutual understanding of each other's priorities.
Bring Your Own Money
Chivalry is not dead, but it can be missing in this day in age. Many men who date nowadays like to go Dutch Treat. So be prepared for the possibility of splitting the bill in half. I suggest you play—or, rather, pay—it by ear.
Be Your Own Driver
On a first date, it's best to meet the guy at a specific location. You should drive yourself because if you don't like him, you may want to leave early. Being the captain of your ship will also put you more at ease during the date.
Try Online Dating
If you're dating in 2012, then you have considered online dating. With busy schedules, it's not easy to get together with friends and hang out at a bar or restaurant. Online dating is a way to meet people more quickly and, some would say, more efficiently. Just be careful and make sure the guys are who they say they are. Look for photos, make sure they're really single and ask a lot of questions. This is helpful to both of you.
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Cross Country Standout Jenni Goebel Takes Top Spot At Notre Dame
Oct. 4, 2002
Chicago, Ill. - Junior frontrunner Jenni Goebel added to her already successful cross country season Friday afternoon, as she took top honors in the Gold Division of the Notre Dame Invitational.
Goebel paced the women's team to an eighth-place finish, while the men's team finished in ninth-place, as both squads continued their search for depth in South Bend, Indiana.
Goebel scampered the 5K course in a swift 18:03 to best the field and to pace the Flames to a top-ten finish.
Sophomore Lizet Diaz continued her excellence finishing sixth overall in 18:45, while Sara Jeffers ran well taking 18th-place in 19:06.
Jessica Pancoska (70th, 20:01) and Jessica Streit (108th, 21:04) also scored for the Flames.
In the men's race, seniors Rich Daubert (26:09) and Danny Smith (26:11) led the Flames' attack placing 17th and 19th, respectively in a solid field.
Fellow senior Joe Marren took 59th in 26:55, while Tristan Roche (96th, 27:38) and Brian Roth (129th, 28:26) also scored for UIC.
The other members of the Flames' squad who did not compete on Friday at Notre Dame will take part in the Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational hosted by Loyola on the banks of Lake Michigan on Saturday morning.
Competition begins at 11:15 at Montrose Harbor.