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The first night of the New Music Seminar we presented under our Groove Academy name. We held it at the New Music Café, which later came to be known as the Canal Room.
Weldon Irvine was on the bill. He was a very well respected funk and soul artist from the 60s and 70s, was Nina Simone's musical director in the 1960s, and co-wrote "Young, Gifted, & Black." He also put out a number of very influential albums in the 1970s on RCA, which were heavily sampled and were very, very rare.
I met him when he came to the Giant Step club in 1991 at the Village Gate and introduced himself to me; I was totally blown away – I didn't even know he was still alive! At that point, he'd been putting out music under the name Master Wel with his own band. Also important to note is that he trained a lot of the great funk and soul musicians who came out of Jamaica, Queens in the 1970s, like Marcus Miller, Don Blackman. In fact, Don Blackman was in his band.

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BOULDER – In partnership with the YMCA of Boulder Valley, University of Colorado Athletics is pleased to announce the additions of tennis, golf, and lacrosse to the quickly growing Jr. Buffs Sports Program.
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Virginia Anne Davis Carson, 76, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House, surrounded by her family.
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Managed care organization certification process
Eligibility for MCO certification
Any health care provider or group of medical service providers may apply to the Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) director to become a certified MCO. Oregon law prohibits an organization that is formed, owned, or operated by an insurer or employer other than a health care provider to be certified as an MCO. This ensures an arm's length relationship between the providers of medical services and insurers to avoid the company doctor syndrome, thereby striking a balance between quality care and cost-effective care.
Certification – a two-part process
Notice of Intent to form a managed care organization
The Notice of Intent is designed to protect interested parties from committing antitrust violations when they are meeting to discuss formation.
Proposed plan of operation
The plan shows how the MCO applicant intends to comply with the certification requirements of OAR 436-015-0030, including access to medical providers within a reasonable distance from the workers' places of employment; how workers will be informed of such providers; how attending physicians will be identified; how workers will receive specialized medical services that the MCO does not provide; and how the MCO will obtain, develop, and update treatment standards so workers will receive timely, effective, and convenient care. The plan must also provide procedures for utilization review, peer review, and dispute resolution.
The application for certification must be submitted to the department with a nonrefundable fee of $1,500. The application includes the names and addresses of medical providers contracting with the MCO. This information is used to ensure that workers have adequate access to medical providers of different specialties. The application identifies the geographic service area (GSA) in which the MCO proposes to operate. Application materials must include an organizational chart and identify the individuals who will serve as directors, president, day-to-day administrator, and the administrator of the MCO's financial affairs. The applicant must also provide the name of the individual who will serve as communications liaison to DCBS and insurers contracting with the MCO.
Within 45 days of receipt of all required information, DCBS will notify the applicant of the effective date of certification and authorized GSAs. If denied, the applicant is given the reasons for denial. Subsequent amendments to the certified plan must be filed with DCBS, and the MCO is not authorized to act pursuant to any such amendment until DCBS approves the amended plan.
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2014-15: Wrapped up her career at Oregon with a 52-35 record…she concluded her final season as a Duck 17-15 in singles and 14-10 in doubles play…had an eight-match winning streak in the spring in singles play…won the match-clinch point for Oregon against UC Santa Barbara, Colorado and Washington after 10 break points…upset No. 15-ranked Chanelle Van Nguyen of UCLA in straight set,s 7-5, 6-3 at home…finished the regular-season with three-straight wins before falling in the Pac-12 Championships in Ojai, Cali….in doubles play, she teamed up with Marlou Kluiving to oust Catherine Harrison and Kyle McPhillips of UCLA – the No. 1-ranked doubles pair in the country 8-5…the Oregon duo only lost back-to-back doubles matches once all season. Fall: Went 3-7 in singles play and 6-8 in doubles play in the fall.
2013-14: Led the team with at 13-9 mark in singles play and 6-13 in doubles action, all of which came at the No. 1 position… was ranked 70th in the preseason ITA singles poll to open the 2013-14 season and then sat in a tie for 119th in the weeks of Feb. 11 and Feb. 18…sported an 11-6 singles mark in dual play…helped Oregon notch its lone victory in Pac-12 play with her, 6-2, 6-0, win over No. 60 Colorado's Julette Steur in singles action…picked up her second win in conference play against No. 82 Elizaveta Luzina of No. 45 Washington State, 7-5, 6-1…defeated Colorado's pair of Aiello and Manzi for her lone victory in doubles play with Jasmine Minor…earned Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention in her first year of eligibility for the award. Fall: Played in two tournaments, compiling a 2-2 mark in singles play and 3-4 mark in doubles action.
2012-13: Ranked No. 102 nationally by the International Tennis Association for the weeks of March 26 and April 23...has a 15-8 dual record, while spending the majority of singles matches in the No. 1 spot (6-8)...snapped the 20-win mark with an overall singles record of 22-11…defeated Arizona's No. 48 Lacey Smyth in three sets (6-2, 4-6, 6-2)...helped the team to a victory over No. 58 Santa Clara, after beating No. 28 nationally ranked Katie Le...opened her first spring season as a Duck with 17-straight singles victories which was the team's longest win streak of the season...partnered exclusively with Patricia Skowronski in the No. 1 doubles spot (15-7)...tallied a 16-10 overall doubles record…won seven straight doubles matches...the duo of Long/Skowronski was ranked No. 64 by the International Tennis Association for the week of April 21, 2013...snatched doubles victories over UCLA and Stanford's top doubles pairings.
2011-12 (Oklahoma): Played at the University of Oklahoma...went 8-12 in singles play and 8-13 in doubles competition.
Before Oregon: A blue chip recruit by TennisRecruiting.net...University of Oklahoma's first blue chip signee in program history...ranked No. 21 nationally by TennisRecruiting.net, No.2 in Texas and No.3 in the Gulf States...ranked as high as No. 16 nationally ...trained at the T Bar M Tennis Academy...graduated from Spring Creek Academy in the spring of 2011.
Personal: Born on March 18, 1993 in Fresno, Calif....daughter of Geri and the late James Long; stepfather is Richard Cortinas...has a younger sister, Natasha... majoring in accounting.


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Tutankhamun has mesmerized the world ever since Howard Carter's dramatic discovery of his treasure-filled tomb in the Valley of the Kings in 1922, a priceless trove that casts a spell on everyone that sees it. In this richly illustrated book, Egypt's leading archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, chronicles the Boy King and the royal dynasty that bred him.
Tut's grandfather, the Sun King Amenhotep III, married queen Tiye before they reached their teens, then ruled for 40 years. Their heretical son, Akhenaten, abandoned Egypt's pantheon to worship a single god; his wife Nefertiti is still remembered as one of history's legendary beauties. Tutankhamun ascended the throne as a child and died before the age of 20,, but the splendor of his brief reign and the sensational unearthing of his tomb have made him the most famous of all the pharaohs.
This authoritative text is highlighted by scores of stunning photographs, including archival images from the first great era of Egyptian archaeology, when Carter and other Westerners reawakened the world to the golden glory of the ancient civilization explored in this dazzling book.
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this book is so so good
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My grandkids loved this book
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2011 Emmy Award® winner for Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Cinematography/Nature; Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Music & Sound
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Three years in the making, and from award-winning National Geographic cinematographers, Great Migrations takes viewers around the world on the arduous journeys millions of animals undertake to ensure the survival of their species.
Shot from land and air, in trees and cliff-blinds, on ice floes and underwater, Great Migrations tells the formidable, powerful stories of many of the planet's species and their movements, while revealing new scientific insights with breathtaking high-definition clarity. Narrated by Alec Baldwin.
Bonus programs: Science of Migrations and Great Migrations: Behind the Scenes.
Not available for shipment outside of the U.S. and Canada.
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The Great Migrations is a simply brilliant documentary series.I highly recommend this series to anyone who enjoys nature or good photography. The breathtaking photography, shot over two years, is some...Read complete review
The Great Migrations is a simply brilliant documentary series.I highly recommend this series to anyone who enjoys nature or good photography. The breathtaking photography, shot over two years, is some of the best that I have seen National Geographic produce.Dynamic images that capture the true feeling of the moment is tied together wonderfully by top-class music to give the viewer an experience like no other.Narration tells the story beautifully, although it is not overly descriptive or factually.Here's a breakdown of The Great Migrations:Photography: 10/10Music: 9/10Narration: 7/10Information: 7/10This is, in my opinion, the best documentary series that I have ever seen. A must see for anyone with the slightest interest in nature or photography!
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Inadequate packaging
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This DVD ranks up there with Planet Earth and Blue Planet. It was so well done and informative. Great for all ages. My Mom loved the Wildebeast Migration. I didn't know so many animals and birds, etc. migrated such distances. great and a must see!!!!
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I feel this is very educational.
This is used as a family film. Very informative and the pictures are stupendous. I have no cons about this and would and have recommended it to others.
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Amazing collection
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Lovely set of documentaries, with a "making" DVD. Stunning imagery, with engaging narration. The only negative thing that I would say is that it is a little too bloody and gory at times, but then, Nature's like that!
Fabulous DVD
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Amazing facts about animal and butterflymigration.
An excellent series
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This is an excellent series, documenting the greatest wildlife migrations on this planet. The exceptional photography brings us close to the action and shows what the animals have to endure.The behind-the-scenes extras show the difficulties and dangers the researchers had to go through.
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Color is amazing. Baldwin's narration Superb. This set appeals to all age groups. My 87 year old father loves it as does my 14 year old granddaughter. I could watch it again and again !
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The footage is beautiful and really makes you appreciate nature, both the struggles and the triumphs.
Very good.
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Intel Aids Search for Lost DaVinci Masterpiece
In the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy, a feverish search occurs seemingly in slow motion. In order to make progress in the search, a team of researchers from the University of California/San Diego has been inventing a brand new field of work called art forensics. Armed with innovative new portable sensing devices and Intel technology, […] Read more


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@PUSoftball Sweeps Two, Plays One in Delaware Friday
For the second straight day, Princeton staged a late rally to pull out a win, this time against Colgate in Friday's opener at Delaware State in an 8-5 victory.
No such rally was needed in the second game, which went to Princeton over Lafayette by forfeit due to injuries for the Leopards. Consequently, Princeton will face Colgate instead of Lafayette at 9 a.m. tomorrow to close its play in the event.
Against Colgate in the first game, Princeton trailed 2-0 in the third and 4-2 midway through the fifth, scoring six times between its half of the fifth and the sixth innings to overcome the deficit.
With the wins Princeton improved to 13-8, while Colgate fell to 1-14 on the season. Lafayette, with the forfeit loss, fell to 3-10.
Three doubles from Danielle Allen, Alex Peyton and Nikki Chu gave Princeton its first two runs in the fourth inning before Colgate answered to retake the two-run lead. Princeton then cracked three singles and capitalized on two errors in the fifth to pick up three runs, the only RBI in the inning coming on a Rachel Rendina hit.
That had Princeton up 5-4 heading into the sixth. The hits kept coming for the Tigers, who got a Kayla Bose double and three singles in the inning to make it 8-4. Rendina had an RBI-single and Candy Button an RBI-double in the frame.
Colgate staged one last rally in the seventh, getting a run on two hits to start the frame, but that was it.
The rally came a day after Princeton scored seven times between the fifth and sixth innings to overcome an early 3-0 deficit at George Washington.
Liza Kuhn (4-2) gave up seven hits and walked two, striking out six and earning three of the five runs. Brigit Ieuter (0-5) took the loss for Colgate in two innings of relier.
Kayla Bose led Princeton at the plate in the first game, going 3 for 3 while Maddie Cousens and Rendina had two hits apiece.
Princeton will play only one game Saturday, at 10:30 a.m., now against Colgate. In a schedule change, the Tigers will not play Delaware State at 2 p.m. and will have only one game tomorrow.


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get me on tha remix LU!! ROSE- I'M BEAMIN REMIX!!! PLEASE DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN!! U WONT B DISAPPOINTED. http://www.zshare.net/audio/76260378747cc03b/
This is the song!!! I love that Drake is one of the artists like Lupe that is making real music that actully means something. This is the kind of music you can just get lost in. Or think to. I hope that all the rapers out there relize life isnt just about drugs, money, and sex. There is way more real deeper things out there and you can find those stories in these type of songs.
While I am not a critic nor a fan of his, I can appreciate the deeper and metaphorical principal he gave to this song and video. It should be obvious to the listener, that Drake is actually having dialogue within himself. His feminine and masculine selves are at war with one another and the female in this video actually represents anything external..(something Drake feels that he needs but actually does not at all) So he takes a risk and goes after what he thinks he wants and it costs him. Once you unify your own male and female then you will receive everything you desire in life including your TRUE love/mate/partner and not a false love or one that could try to harm you. Find Your Love could also mean..FIND YOUR (OWN) LOVE first.then you will receive your soulmate
i like the song, and the vidoe is very intriguing. but i cant seem to make the relation between the video meaning and the song meaning. the video is about loving a girl who has a crazy boyfriend who wants to kill you, and the song is about taking a chance with your heart and hoping the girl doesnt hurt it. but either way, drake is dope. cant wait till Thank Me Later drops. that and Recovery will keep me set until Lasers finally comes out. For now, im bumpin Distant Relatives. before that was Adventures of Bobby Ray. before that, music was sucking big time.
Love the Carribean vibe! Big ups to Drake for adding something different to the newcomers of hip-hop. I appreciate the versitility. Love the Jamaican infusion.
I'm hard on Drake . . . really. However for his first true single, I'm impressed. The video is well done. I'm a big Shottas fan, so seeing this following a similar setting wins points.
I like the song, never heard it before. I also never heard Drake singen like that ... the only song I just like is "Best I Ever Had" ... I am not a fan of the Young Money Camp ... but this is ok. The video is pretty mainstream. It shows the typical situation. Guy loves girl, she has a friend, in this case a powerful friend, wrong place and wrong time, he gets the information, BANG BANG. I don't like this Hollywood typical thing ... but still ... it is all about the music FNF ALL DAY


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Johnny Allen Hendrix is born at 10:15 a.m. at Seattle's King County Hospital. His mother is Lucille Jeter, 17. His father, James "Al" Hendrix, is in the U.S. Army, stationed in Camp Rucker, Alabama.
Noel Redding was born.
Al Hendrix, now out of the service, changes his son's name to James Marshall Hendrix. Al will take primary responsibility for raising Jimi. "My dad was very strict and taught me that I must respect my elders always. I couldn't speak unless I was spoken to first by grown-ups, so I've always been very quiet," Hendrix said of his childhood.
Mitch Mitchell was born.
Jimi Hendrix goes to see Elvis Presley perform at Sicks Stadium.
Jimi Hendrix's mother dies.
Jimi Hendrix's father buys him a second-hand acoustic guitar. It costs five dollars. "Jimi told me about it [the guitar] and I said, 'Okay,' and gave him the money. He strummed away on that, working away all the time, any spare time he had," said Al.
Al Hendrix buys Jimi his first electric guitar, a Supro Ozark 1560 S. Jimi joins the Rocking Kings. "My first gig with them was at a National Guard armory. We earned like 35 cents apiece. We used to play stuff by people like the Coasters," said Jimi.
Jimi Hendrix enlists in the Army and is stationed at Fort Ord, California.
Now stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Jimi Hendrix is training to become a paratrooper. Meanwhile, he forms a band, the King Kasuals, with a fellow soldier, Billy Cox.
After getting hurt during a jump, Jimi Hendrix gets an honorable discharge from the Army. Over the next three years, he will play numerous gigs and studio sessions with such R&B stars as Little Richard, the Isley Brothers, Ike and Tina Turner and Sam Cooke.
Jimi Hendrix goes to New York with Little Richard's band and takes a room at the Theresa Hotel. Over the next several months, he will play with Little Richard, King Curtis, Joey Dee and the Starlighters and the Isley Brothers. He also takes a job with a club band called Curtis Knight and the Squires.
Jimi Hendrix forms a band called Jimmy James and the Blue Flames, which also includes guitarist Randy California, later of the group Spirit. They get a regular gig at Café Wha? in Greenwich Village.
Jimi Hendrix and Chas Chandler, former bassist with the Animals, fly from New York to London. There, Hendrix will form a new band and Chandler will become the manager of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. En route, they decide to change the guitarist's name from Jimmy to Jimi.
Hendrix jams with Cream at the Regent Polytechnic College.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience holds its first rehearsal. The group features Jimi on guitar, Mitch Mitchell, formerly of Georgie Fame's Blue Flames, on drums, and Noel Redding on bass. The following week, the Experience plays a four-day French tour supporting Johnny Hallyday.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience release "Hey Joe" in England. By February 1967, it reaches Number Four on the British charts. The next single, "Purple Haze," reaches Number Three. The group's debut album, Are You Experienced?, will remain near the top of the charts through the summer of 1967.
Jimi Hendrix performs at the Monterey International Pop Festival. At the end of his performance, he burns his Fender Stratocaster. "The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice," Jimi said. "You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar. I'd just finished painting it that day and was really into it."
The Jimi Hendrix Experience releases 'Axis: Bold As Love'
The Experience embarks on a major U.S. tour. The first show is at the Fillmore, in San Francisco. On February 12, Jimi Hendrix returns to Seattle for a show at the Center Arena. Jimi's family is seated in the front row.
Jimi Hendrix's version of Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" is released. "Before I came to England, I was digging a lot of the things Bob Dylan was doing," Jimi said. "He is giving me inspiration."
Electric Ladyland, a double album recorded in the U.S. and England, is released. It becomes Hendrix's first Number One album in the U.S. and includes such tracks as "Voodoo Child," "Crosstown Traffic" and "All Along the Watchtower."
The Jimi Hendrix Experience plays its last British performance at London's Royal Albert Hall.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience plays the final date on its last American tour at the Denver Pop Festival. At the height of its popularity, the group breaks up.
The Woodstock Music and Art Fair, held on the weekend of August 15-17 in the tiny town of Bethel, in upstate New York, attracted an estimated crowd of 450,000. The event featured everyone from Jimi Hendrix and Joe Cocker, to Arlo Guthrie and the Who.
Hendrix debuts a new band, Gypsy Sun and Rainbows, at the Woodstock music festival in New York State. The group includes old friend Billy Cox on bass, Mitch Mitchell on drums, Larry Lee on rhythm guitar and Juma Sultan and Jerry Velez on percussion. He takes the stage at 7
Band of Gypsys – a trio with Hendrix, Cox and drummer Buddy Miles – plays Bill Graham's Fillmore East in New York. Graham calls the shows "the most brilliant, emotional display of virtuosic electric guitar playing I have ever heard."
Jimi Hendrix and the Band of Gypsies "The Cry of Love" tour begins at the Forum in Los Angeles. Mitch Mitchell is back on drums.
The Cry of Love with the Band of Gypsies tour continues, with shows at Berkeley, Rainbow Bridge in Hawaii and the Atlanta Pop Festival. The group begins work on a new double album, 'First Rays of the New Rising Sun'. Though some of the tracks are released as The Cry of Love, the album does not get its full release until 1997.
A grand opening party is held at Electric Lady Studios, which Jimi has designed for himself in New York.
Hendrix performs at the Isle of Wight Festival in England.
Hendrix, Cox and Mitchell play the Love and Peace Festival in Puttgarden, Germany. Hendrix then returns to London.
Jimi Hendrix jams with Eric Burdon and War at Ronnie Scott's Club.
Jimi Hendrix dies in his sleep at the Samarkand Hotel in London. He was 27.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Noel Redding, bassist for the Jimi Hendrix Experience, dies in his home in County Cork, Ireland.
Mitch Mitchell, drummer for the Jimi Hendrix Experience, dies of natural causes in Portland, Oregon.


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No. 13 Bruins looking to end Fall season with a victory.
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Garrick and Pinizzotto are tied for 10th individually.
Bruins looking for their first team title of the season in their second start.
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Men's Track Takes Four Wins at Gotham Cup
NEW YORK (1/10/14) - Facing club competitors and professionals at the New York City Gotham Cup, the Princeton men's track & field team won an impressive four events at The Armory on Friday night,
Senior Tom Hopkins was a double winner in both the 500 and long jump. He clocked a 1:02.57 in the 500, the best time of the 65 competitors. He later won the long jump with a PR of 7.66 (25-1.75), as the only jumper to reach 25 feet. Hopkins has reached a PR in both times he has competed in the long jump this season, first clearing 7.61 and now. 7.66 after entering the season with a best of 7.55.
Seniors Michael Williams and Chris Bendtsen went 1-2 in the mile. Williams ran a 4:10.51 and Bendtsen a 4:15.12. Classmate George Galasso wasn't far behind placing seventh out of 60 with a PR of 4:17.87.
Another 1-2 punch came in the 3,000 from seniors Alejandro Arroyo Yamin and Tyler Udland. Arroyo Yamin won the event with a time of 8:21.69 and Udland was the runner-up at 8:21.81. Junior Matt McDonald was fourth at 8:32.07, followed by sophomore Michael Sublette seventh at 8:42.43 and freshman Jack Leahey 10th at 8:53.42.
Sophomore Jamie Fehrnstrom was fourth in the 800 at 1:58.75, the second-best collegiate time in the race.
Sophomore Greg Caldwell made the finals of the 60-meter hurdles and finished eighth in the final at 8.41 out of 47 hurdles.
Other top finishes on the track included freshman Bryant Switzer 12th in the 400 at 49.88, frshman Peter Ray Mennin ninth in the 500 at 1:05.10, freshman William Paulson ninth in the 1000 at 2:31.42 and an 8-9-11 performance by senior Shane Molidor, sophomore Jake Scinto and junior Stephen Soerens in the long jump.
In the relays, the DMR was second at 10:20.25.Senior Omar Jarrett was fourth in the high jump and second as a collegiate. He cleared 1.99 (6-6.25)
Freshman Benjamin Gaylord was the top collegiate in the pole vault and was third overall reaching a height of 4.75 (15-7).
A handful of throwers will compete on Saturday at the Monmouth. The next team event will be the Tiger Open on Jan. 25 at Jadwin Gym after semester finals.


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Julian Douglas Cunningham
Position: RB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: September 14, 1945 in Louisville, MS
Died: January 13, 2015 in Jackson, MS
High School: Louisville
College: Mississippi (school history) (Cunningham college stats)
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 6th round (145th overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 24 (4153rd overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Horse Racing Photographer Tony Leonard Dies at 89
Tony Leonard, a well-known and respected equestrian photographer, died on July 14, reports the Thoroughbred Times. He was 89 years old. Leonard was considered a pioneer in the field, and is credited with creating the industry standard for conformation photos, which are used to show a horse's build as well as confirm its breed. Known for documenting what is considered the "Golden Age" of Thoroughbred horse racing, he famously photographed the Triple Crown winner Secretariat over the course of many years.
According to BloodHorse.com, Leonard and his wife of 66 years, Adelle, were "made wards of the state" in 2009 due to medical and financial issues. The photographer later won a May 2010 court case to retain control of his negatives from the state of Kentucky.
He is survived by his wife; his sister and brother-in-law, Mary Lou and Richard Horn; and numerous nieces and nephews as well as grand nieces and nephews.
Tags: equestrian, horse racing, obituary, Tony Leonard


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