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Strut Your StuffIdeal for commercials or goofy montage scenes, this playful and inviting tune features trombone and piano.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGSS_200.jpgSingle69308-ST$ 39.9569308-EX$ 59.9569308-W$ 149.95Instrument: Brass Section, Piano, Trombone, Instrumental Genre: Specialty Emotions: Tongue-in-cheek, Cool, Cheerful, Comical, Goofy, Leisurely, Refreshing, Wacky, Whimsical, Quirky, Fun Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Home Videos
Strut Your Stuff from the album Goofy, Silly & Sweet
Lazy DaisyThis laid back melodic tune features trombone and works perfectly for commercials, or any form of less-than-serious situation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGSS_200.jpgSingle69305-ST$ 39.9569305-EX$ 59.9569305-W$ 149.95Instrument: Big Band, Brass Section, Trombone, Tuba, Instrumental Genre: Retro Rock, Specialty Emotions: Tongue-in-cheek, Comical, Goofy, Old-Fashioned, Wacky, Whimsical, Quirky, Fun Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Home Videos
Lazy Daisy from the album Goofy, Silly & Sweet
Pal AroundA fun jazz combo number featuring trombone and sax.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS55_200.jpgSingle9907-ST$ 39.959907-EX$ 59.959907-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Trombone, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Themes, Jazz, Indie Emotions: Happy, Positive, Perky, Fun, Upbeat Production Types: Indie Film, Short Film, Home Videos
Pal Around from the album Big Band Blast (PS55)
Oasis MeltThis track elicits a bit of a desolate mood, but also a cool feeling. The occasional trombone phrase fills out the arrangement.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS07SG_200.jpgSingle53707-ST$ 39.9553707-EX$ 59.9553707-W$ 149.95Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Trombone, Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Themes, Downtempo, Easy-Listening Emotions: Atmospheric, Calm, Pensive, Relaxed, Mellow Production Types: Spoken Word/Narration, Background
Oasis Melt from the album Smooth Grooves
Harbor NightsSmooth trombone sets the scene in this easy-going cruise down the water way.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps07_210.jpgSingle30706-ST$ 39.9530706-EX$ 59.9530706-W$ 149.95Instrument: Trombone, Instrumental Genre: Romantic, Smooth Jazz, Jazz, Ballad Emotions: Calm, Gentle, Soothing, Tender, Mellow Production Types: Background
Harbor Nights from the album Bossa / Retro / Cool (PS07)
Guess AgainCheeky and game-show-like, this fun trombone feature can add a perky, retro feel to the proceedings.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps07_210.jpgSingle30705-ST$ 39.9530705-EX$ 59.9530705-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Trombone, Instrumental Genre: Themes, Smooth Jazz, Retro, Lounge, Funk, Jazz Emotions: Happy, Tongue-in-cheek, Cheerful, Perky, Punchy, Whimsical, Fun, Festive Production Types: Home Videos
Guess Again from the album Bossa / Retro / Cool (PS07)
One Clown BandThe poor lonely clown and his trombone are having a moment in this melancholic yet tongue-in-cheek track.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/vintage.jpgSingle2313-ST$ 39.952313-EX$ 59.952313-W$ 149.95
One Clown Band from the album Vintage Comedy
Positive ForecastThis introspective backdrop can help underscore scenes of character concern or conflict with choruses that offer a ray of hope.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATWTS_200.jpgSingle67809-ST$ 39.9567809-EX$ 59.9567809-W$ 149.95Instrument: Marimba, Piano, Strings, Trombone, Instrumental Genre: Easy-Going, Corporate/Technology Emotions: Driving, Calm, Melancholy, Motivating, Reflective, Drama Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Documentary, News, Reality TV
Positive Forecast from the album Will To Succeed
Approaching The GatesBig and bold, this inspiring orchestral work can support any momentous ceremony of honor.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATWTS_200.jpgSingle67803-ST$ 39.9567803-EX$ 59.9567803-W$ 149.95Instrument: Brass, Brass Section, Guitar (Electric), Trombone, Trumpet, Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Corporate/Technology Emotions: Energetic, Positive, Uplifting, Competitive, Fierce, Heroic, Motivating, Serene, Triumphant Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Sports, Commercials, Corporate, News
Approaching The Gates from the album Will To Succeed
Leisurely StrollA nice, relaxed walk through the park in and old-timey jazz setting. Great for light-hearted moments.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS57_200.jpgSingle10704-ST$ 39.9510704-EX$ 59.9510704-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Trombone, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Nostalgic, Themes, Jazz Emotions: Leisurely, Old-Fashioned, Relaxed Production Types: Background
Leisurely Stroll from the album Groovy Party Pack (PS57)
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Holocaust Memorial Social Action Site
The University of Denver is proud to be home to a project so strongly dedicated to raising social consciousness and multicultural respect in memory of Jewish lives lost to the Holocaust. This project marks the spirit of inclusion and respect that DU stands for, and heralds an exciting new set of community and campus opportunities for collaboration and learning. - Chancellor Robert D. Coombe, University of Denver
The Holocaust Memorial Social Action Site is a space dedicated to inclusivity and diversity through learning, intercultural dialogue, and social justice initiatives. The mission of the site is to honor and remember those who lost their lives in the Holocaust by dedicating ourselves to acts of learning, dialogue, and bridge-building aimed at making the world a better place today and into the future.
Our vision is linked to the Hebrew expression, "Hineni": "Here I am," a post-Holocaust ethical teaching about the infinite responsibility that each one of us has for the other. In post-Holocaust Jewish philosophy, this expression conveys a strong message: The words "Here I am" are words of ethical response—they mark the infinite responsibility that each of us has to the person standing before us. In this spirit, the site calls us to action, while emphasizing learning and dialogue.
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- Through its inclusion of a primary stone shaped like the Hebrew word "chai," which means life, the memorial honors the past by encouraging people to gather together in the present to dedicate their actions to positive change.
- The shape of this gathering space also calls to mind an eternal flame: Unlike an eternal flame made of fire, our eternal flame is made up of the people who gather at this site to make the world better. Through gatherings dedicated to education and action, we testify to the endurance of memory.
- Several metal lattices beckon to the shattered glass of Kristallnacht, at once symbolizing the ruptures of history and the present-day call to heal the world.
- These lattices also spell out the Hebrew word "Hineni" or "Here I am." In post-Holocaust Jewish philosophy, "Here I am" represents the responsibility that each human has to respond to the call of their fellow human. In its programming and symbolism, the site embodies this commitment to response.
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Let's be honest. Salt Lake has acquired some darn awesome shopping since the last time we converted our wardrobes from parkas to bermudas. (Remember City Creek and all that new stuff at Fashion Place?) So really, not one of us has an excuse for less-than-fabulous wardrobes this summer.
But, if you're still struggling with how to dress yourself for the warmer temps we're in for, you're in luck. We talked to makeover expert Clinton Kelly, and he has a few tips for summertime fashion that will get you off on the right foot.
And here's an added bonus: You can see him in person at the City Creek Macy's (level 2) this Saturday, April 21 at 1 pm, where he'll present the season's best styles for women of all body types.
Tell us about your favorite summer trends.
"Color blocking is fun and fresh and everybody can do it. Just do a solid color bottom and a contrasting color top, or just a shade of the same color. It's not tricky, it's a fun trend that you can spot it from a mile away. I also love the peplum tops for women. They look classically feminine. Then there's neon and tribal. Summer is just a great time for fashion."
What are your suggestions for combining an active and outdoorsy lifestyle with good fashion sense?
"There are different types of clothes for different types of activities. If you're going for a hike, you dress differently than when you're going to the bank. Shoes have specific purposes – you wear hiking shoes for hiking and running shoes for running, and they shouldn't cross over. If you wear a pair of leggings and a flowy top to go for a hike, just keep a pair of ballet flats in the car, and then swap out the shoes and you've got an outfit that's appropriate for both places."
Utah summers are hot and dry. What's the happy medium between too many clothes and not enough?
"When the weather gets warm, people tend to keep showing more and more skin, and it gets to a point where it's not cute or appropriate. You can wear shorts, straps or light fabrics, but sometimes it's better to wear longer sleeves in a lighter fabric like linen or silk. It will keep the sun off you and prevent sun damage. If you're going to do a short skirt then maybe do something flowy on top, or if you do sleeveless, do something longer like a maxi skirt. Don't show skin on top and on bottom because it looks like you're trying too hard and it looks sloppy."


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Game 19: #1/1 Arizona (18-0, 5-0 P12) vs. Colorado (15-4, 4-2 P12)
Jan. 23, 2014 • 7 p.m. MST • Tucson, Ariz. • McKale Center (14,545)
Tip: 7:05 p.m. MST
Television: ESPN2 (Dave Pasch/Bill Walton)
Radio: Arizona IMG Sports Network (Brian Jeffries/Ryan Hansen)
Satellite Radio: Sirius 91; XM 91
Rankings: Arizona - 1/1; Colorado - RV/RV
Live Stats: Live stats are available via arizonawildcats.com
Game Storylines
» Off to its best start in Pac-12 play since the 2002-03 season, top-ranked Arizona heads into Thursday night's showdown with Colorado a win away from tying the longest winning streak in program history.
» The Wildcats are 68-11 (.861) overall and 32-7 (.821) in Pac-12 games at McKale Center under head coach Sean Miller; UA enters Thursday night's affair in the midst of a 15-game home winning streak.
» UA has now been the AP No. 1 for a total of 36 weeks, the ninth-most in NCAA history and second-most in Pac-12 history; the Wildcats are currently in their program-record seventh-consecutive week atop the polls.
» Now in his fifth season in Tucson, Miller continues to honor a process that has seen him lead UA to a Pac-12-best 98-28 (.778) record since the start of the 2010-11 campaign.
» UA employs a balanced offensive attack, having had at least four double-figure scorers in 13 of its 18 games; the Wildcats had seven players reach double-digits in last Thursday's win over Arizona State.
» Paced by T.J. McConnell's Pac-12-leading 3.0 assist-to-turnover ratio, Arizona ranks 28th nationally with a 1.40 ATR on the season; that mark would be the best of Miller's tenure in Tucson.
» Utilizing several players who can guard multiple positions, Arizona heads into the week ranked fifth nationally in both scoring defense (56.7) and field goal percentage defense (.370); opponents are shooting just .291 from beyond the arc this season, a mark that ranks 22nd in the nation.
» Arizona has won the rebounding battle in 17 of its 18 games this season and ranks fifth nationally with a +10.6 rebound margin; UA is one of only three teams nationally to rank in the top 20 in both offensive (.403) and defensive (.732) rebound percentage.
» Arizona's interior defense has been stellar, limiting opponents to 40.1 percent shooting inside the arc to rank third nationally in two-point field goal percentage defense.
» Miller's biggest Arizona team has been lethal in the paint, nearly doubling its opponents' output in the same area; UA is +13.9 points per game in the paint on average and has scored 48.2 percent of its points this season in the paint.
» One of the better teams nationally at not fouling, UA has almost made almost as many free throws (295) than its opponents have attempted (314); the Wildcats are averaging 24.4 free throw attempts per game, an increase of almost four per outing from a year ago.


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Grinnell College is better known for contributing record percentages of its graduates to Ph.D. programs and the Peace Corps than for its alumni in business careers.
But Grinnellians have long applied their innovative minds, independent spirits, wide-ranging curiosities and interdisciplinary perspectives to public-sector careers — often with spectacular results.
In the Fall 2012 issue of The Grinnell Magazine on Grinnellians in business:
Three alumni who have each transformed the way we live talk about the education that caused them to imagine — and create — the future in "Grinnovators."
"Game Changers" features alumni who are rewriting the rules of business culture, publishing, and health care delivery.
"Business as Unusual" reveals the unconventional paths and unexpected destinations of some Grinnellian careers.
In "Why Are They So Good at It?" business school professors, recent Grinnell MBA graduates, and the College's business school adviser talk about why liberal arts graduates are equipped to excel in the business world.
Along the way we'll hear from James Lowry '61, who changed the face of American business; Joel Spiegel '78, who led Amazon's retailing revolution; Hilary Mason '00, who is helping invent the new discipline of data science; and Amy Scott '97, who talks about she went from being a student "suspicious of capitalism" to covering Wall Street for American Public Media's Marketplace.
All of the above — plus campus news and 12 colorful pages of class notes — is coming to your mailbox in October, or you can download The Grinnell Magazine Fall 2012 (PDF).
We hope you enjoy the issue and encourage you to email us with your thoughts and responses.
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May 24, 2013
LOS ANGELES - UCLA Head Coach Cori Close announced today the signing of Paulina Hersler to attend UCLA in the fall of 2013.
Hersler, a 6-foot-2-inch, power forward out of Södertälje, Sweden, completes the Bruins' 2013 recruiting class. She will give the Bruins some much-needed depth in the frontcourt as UCLA graduated three post players this season.
Hersler joins the early signing class, which consisted of two highly-rated high school standouts - Savanna Trapp (Esko, Minn./Esko HS) and Dominique Williams (Phoenix, Ariz./St. Mary's HS) - as well as Luiana Livulo (Lisbon, Portugal/Northwest Florida State College) from the late signing period.
"I think Paulina Hersler fits into our style of play perfectly," Close said. "She can play up-tempo and is versatile on offense and is long and athletic on defense. She has a great basketball IQ and she is a prolific scorer. She shoots the ball incredibly well. She is just going to fit really well in our up-tempo spread court offense and takes great pride in getting stops on the defensive end."
Hersler attended high school at Igelstavikens Gymnasium and played club basketball for Telge Basket (2010-13). Telge Basket is the women´s team of Södertälje BBK, and has over the years reached a position as the leading basketball club in Sweden, winning 11 national championships. Prior to her stint with Telge, she played for the club team Malbas (2005-10). She has been part of two Swedish National Championship teams (2011 and 2012) and was named Rookie of the Year in the highest Swedish league known as Damligan.
Hersler has been a dominant force on the Swedish National Teams, playing for the Under 16 and Under 18 Teams for the last four years. In 2009 and 2010, she represented Sweden in the U16 European Championship and most recently played on the Swedish National Team that placed 10th in the 2012 U18 European Championship. She not only led her team, but led the entire U18 European Championship field in scoring at 20.9 points per game. For the 2012 Championship, she also ranked 7th in three-point field goal percentage (.412, 7-for-17), 8th in rebounding (7.9 rpg) and 10th in field goal percentage (.461, 59-for-128). She has twice been named to the all-star team and once named MVP in the Nordic Championships while leading Sweden to the U16 and U18 Nordic Championship titles. Additionally, she was twice named to the all-star teams in two Scandinavian tournaments. She registered career-highs of 33 points and 14 rebounds in a win over Lithuania at the 2010 U16 European Championship. Last year at the 2012 U18 European Championship, her best outing was a 32-point, 11-rebound effort in a win over Poland. She scored 20 or more points in five of the eight games of the 2012 U18 European Championship.
"She was a dominant player and the leading scorer in the European Championships," Close added. "She will bring a different scoring punch to our team and I think she will be an incredibly successful player in the Pac-12 Conference.
Hersler is excited about her new opportunity to play basketball at UCLA and in the Pac-12 Conference.
"It's an honor to be a part of the UCLA Bruins and their storied athletic program," Hersler said. "UCLA provides one of the best combinations of academics and athletics in the world. The opportunities that UCLA and Los Angeles provides are second to none. I'm looking forward to experiencing all that UCLA and Los Angeles has to offer. The medical staff and athletic performance staff were very impressive on my visit and I'm excited to be working with them to maximize my physical abilities."


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Conair Infiniti 1" Hot Curling Iron Brush
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Conair Infiniti Hot Curling Iron Brush 1" combines powerful tourmaline technology with the benefits of ceramic and ultra high heat. Natural Ions eliminate frizz while Infrared energy protects hair's natural luster.
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- Eliminates frizz while protecting natural luster
- Heat recovery system maintains optimum heat levels
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A blow dryer and styling brush in one! Style and dry without annoying tangles! Features Soft-Grip textured handle and 8-ft. tangle-proof swivel cord.New Price:
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This quality brush iron has been designed and tested for performance, durability and handling ease.New Price:
Too Easy To Turn Off!Pros: Doesn't damage hair as much as "shiny metal" curling brushes do; Heats up fast.
Cons: It's easy to accidentally turn this curler off because of the location of the switch. Usually my thumb turns it off, no matter how much I try to avoid this. Thus, I'm always checking it, over and over to make sure the iron is on.
However: Because this curler is so gentle, I would still buy it if Conair came out with a smaller-barrel one. I have thick, VERY wavy, unruly hair with a lot of layers. Teeth on curling brushes make styliing much easier for me.
Feb 3, 2012Martha / ColoradoHAIR TYPEAuburn / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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TrickySize is perfect. For so long I have tried to find one this size.(i inch) the only problem, and it can be an issue is that the spokes or whatever you call them can be painful. there is a row of long black spokes which is perfect.The do not conduct heat. Inbetween there is another row, colored red, which are short (they conduct heat) and the space between the black ones where the red ones are is enough to burn your head. I have had problems with my bangs.....burnt my forehead. I have to be really careful when doing my hair. I have to be sure to keep the iron away from my head. that being said, it does a nice job but you really have to pay attention. thiis is the 1 inch iron. the
1 1/4 iron does not give the same problem, but it's too big for my hair. also the cord is very, very long. Must be for hairdressers. So I have bound it up so it's not tangled.May 10, 2011NancyHAIR TYPELight Brown / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Fantastic New LookI didn't realize the roller brush would be so large - I ordered 1" but it is so much better than anything I have ever used. It gave me beautiful soft curls and my hair hasn't looked so good in years. I am 70 years old and have gone back to school. Have had short hair for many years but let it grow long so I fit in better with younger classmates and this has made it so much prettier.Apr 5, 2011Dorothy B. / Cambridge, MAHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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If You Can't Stand The Heat.....why would you buy a HOT curling brush?? I've read several reviews that criticize this appliance for being too hot, but the reason I bought it is because it IS hot. It heats up quickly and reliably stays hot. I bought one and immediately bought a back-up; my original works fine after a year and when I realized this model was becoming impossible to find, I purchased 3 more when I found them on folica.com. so I could replace my unreliable travel curling brush as well as the one at my weekend home. I would recommend this product, but you do have to use common sense and not let the hot bristles rest against your scalp or fingers... duh.Mar 24, 2011Elaine / TexasHAIR TYPEGrey / Normal Hair
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Don't Buy ThisThis product is very dangerous, burns skin easily. I would give it a minus rating if possible. Concept good-- forget the red hot teeth.Mar 2, 2011Jane T.HAIR TYPELight Brown / Normal Hair
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My LifesaverI did get the results that I expected, I had previously bought this iron a couple or
a few years ago at a Sally's Beauty Club store. I was so pleased with it and I would take it to work and on vacation with me. I tried to get another one at the same store but
they no longer had them, it seems the flat irons are primarily what's being brought
and although I have one of those, I particularly like the Conair Infiniti curling iron the
one inch version, I use it in the morning, it's better and faster for me than the flat iron,
in the morning, Actually I think I would like a 1 1/4 inch iron. Now I keep one at home and at work, I CAN'T be without one . I LOVE it I use it every day and it doesn't harm
my hair which is soft and fine.
I'm not a professional but I'm very good at doing hair
My hair color is frosted or streaked/tippedOct 29, 2010Roxanne E.HAIR TYPEColor Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Great ServiceVery prompt service, product works great!!Oct 26, 2010Diana L.HAIR TYPEGrey / Fine or Thin Hair
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Hot, Awesome Brush !!When I read earlier reviews of this product, I was a little skeptical...come on, how can a curling brush be "too hot"? Well, I have to admit, they were right...this one is REALLY hot, and it is sooo easy to burn your fingers, or forehead, or whatever part of your skin comes in contact with it---but it DOES curl my hair well, and for that I am glad.
I think (I know) the problem is the super-heated metal bristles that are located every other slot on the barrel. They may look harmless, short and red, but for sure they hurt like bonkers if you touch them....and I am so desperate for this curling brush, that I am beginning to find it "normal" getting through little "owwies" just to curl my hair----it really DOES curl well...and fast.
I only wish could replace the metal bristles with the regular plastic ones and save myself the finger-burns when I touch the hot bristles by accident.....seriously, I'm no wimp, it gets darned HOT!!!
But....until I am able to reach Conair by phone, and see if it's possible to replace the bristles, I will continue to use it, burns or not, 'cause it really does do a great job curling....and after all, what are a few burns when your hair looks AWESOME!?Oct 25, 2010CathyHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair
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Don't Buy This One.The reviews, so far, are correct. It was a good concept but not designed well at all. The bristles are too short, and you're constantly burning yourself as well as accidentally turning the iron either up or off while using it. i wish I had purchased another Helen of Troy iron instead.Sep 3, 2010Donna H. / Pikeville, KY
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Really Bad Design - Danger Of BurnsToo bad I had to assign even one star. I also returned this curling iron to the store. I received several burns before I gave up trying to use this. The concept of the heated bristles is good, but the engineering design of the product is sadly lacking. The black bristles are not heated, but as the other reviewer stated, they are too far apart to be able to protect your fingers from hitting the red bristles and those get very hot - enough to burn skin. Take a good look at the picture - you only see two rows of the black bristles - that means that there are only two other rows of black bristles - for a total of four - imagine just how much space that leaves for your fingers (and even the palm of your hand) to fall between them. And I also burned my scalp since the black bristles are so far apart that the red ones easily made contact with my scalp.Jul 7, 2010ChristinaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Kathleen P. King of Boothwyn, PA, formerly of Georgetown, passed away on August 6, 2012 at the home of her daughter. She was 89.
She was born in Philadelphia, PA, the daughter of the late Roland & Helen (Lloyd) Passwaters.
She was a veteran of the Women's Army Corp serving at the Pentagon during World War II. She was a homemaker and loved baking and reading.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Donroe King, & sisters, Arietta, Gladys, Marie, & Marion, & brothers, George & Herbert.
She is survived by her daughter & son-in-law, Kathy & Mark Prentice, & grandsons, Joshua & Seth, all of Wilmington, & one sister, Edna Neibert, of Blades.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 11, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. in the chapel of Short Funeral Services, 609 E. Market St., Georgetown, DE, where friends may call after 10:00 a.m. Interment will be in Henlopen Memorial Park, Milton.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to: Bethel Baptist Church, 1217 Wilson Road, Wilmington, DE 19810.
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AirVenture Oshkosh is the largest air show on the planet, with more than 10,000 aircraft and more than half a million people. Viewers get an insider's perspective when National Geographic flies along with the world's best aerobatic pilots as they twist and tumble through the sky, and follow a father and son crew as they fly their restored P-51 Mustang on its maiden voyage to Oshkosh after a 14-year restorationand compete for best in show. But even with unparalleled preparation and precaution two things could destroy this eventbad weather and bad luck.
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The federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says all adults age 18-64 need 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise a week.
Who has time for that?
For many of us, getting fit is an ever-present entry on our to-do list. We know we need to do it, we have the best intentions, but in the end, the task is just too overwhelming and routine-changing to conquer. We already have days packed with work, errands, and family and social commitments. Where could those 150 minutes possibly come from?
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"The most common excuse we hear from people about why they're not working out is 'I don't have time,'" says Jennipher Walters, a personal trainer in Kansas City, Mo., and co-founder of the website Fit Bottomed Girls. "But everyone's busy."
The time for exercise is hidden in our schedules, Walters says, if we look closely enough. "The first step is to be candid," she says. "Where are you kind of lying to yourself about where you can find more time?"
Try this: Keep a week-long diary of all the time you spend in sedentary activities. Then review your log and target small pockets of time within those seated periods that could be better spent exercising.
How short can an exercise session be? The CDC has no problem with you working out in a series of 10-minute bursts throughout the week. In fact, it's a great way to get started if you haven't exercised regularly for a while.
Another key concept to keep in mind is that there's a whole range of opportunities for aerobic exercise that don't involve running on a track or going to a gym — and some of them are downright delightful, like chasing your kids or grandkids around the backyard. The more such opportunities you can string throughout the week, the closer you'll be to reaching your target.
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Nutritious sweet potatoes add subtle flavor to these extra-crunchy fries. With the tasty mayo-chutney dip, this super side could double as a party appetizer! —Kelly McWherter, Houston, Texas
- 2 tablespoons beaten egg
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 large sweet potato (14 ounces), peeled
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons mango chutney
- 1/4 teaspoon curry powder
- Dash salt
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley, optional
- In a shallow bowl, whisk egg and water. In a resealable plastic bag, combine the bread crumbs, cheese, cayenne and pepper. Cut sweet potato into 1/4-in. strips. Add to egg mixture, a few at a time, and toss to coat. Add to the crumb mixture, a few at a time; seal bag and shake to coat.
- Arrange potato strips in a single layer on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray; drizzle with oil. Bake at 450° for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown and crisp, turning occasionally.
- In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, chutney, curry powder and salt. If desired, sprinkle parsley over fries. Serve with mango chutney mayonnaise. Yield: 2 servings.
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Pain after surgery
Gregory H. Sirounian, M.D., is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with Banner Estrella Medical Center.
Question: I had knee replacement surgery. So why is my knee still hurting?
Answer: Pain after knee replacement surgery—whether early after the operation or years later—can be from a number of different causes and not necessarily related to the operation itself. However, pain also can be the first signal of a problem in the joint, so your first step should be to visit your orthopedic surgeon to discuss the nature of the pain.
It is normal for patients to experience pain and stiffness after surgery, especially during the first few months. Even years later, with an artificial knee that is functioning well, some patients will experience periodic aching and soreness. This pain is related to the muscles and tendons around the joints and often responds to simple treatments, like exercises, anti-inflammatory medications or injections. Sometimes, knee pain can come from other sources, like spine, nerve or circulation conditions. Your orthopedic surgeon will tell you if you need to see a different specialist.
Persistent knee pain that doesn't improve within a few months of surgery, or new onset of unexpected pain years later, could indicate a significant problem within the joint. This could include implant wear, loosening within the joint, instability and infection. Fortunately, these problems are rare, but when they occur, they need to be addressed, sometimes with a second surgery.
Current knee implants last an average of 12 to 15 years in most people, depending on factors such as age, weight, activity level, type of implant used and quality of surgical technique. Like human bones, artificial joints can wear out or loosen within the body over time. This process could take several years to develop before a patient would experience symptoms. Often, these problems can be detected on plain x-rays, long before the effects are actually felt.
As the population ages, the number of people with knee arthritis who need joint replacement surgery continues to grow. Today's patients are younger, healthier and more active, creating advances in orthopedic surgery that have brought improved materials and surgical techniques to keep pace. Like anything man-made, though, joint replacements cannot be expected to last forever. Thus, it is important for joint replacement patients to visit with an orthopedic surgeon regularly, to monitor progress after surgery and address problems as they occur—even prevent them.


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NHL Game Night 3/21: Thrashers at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 21, 2009 - 22:00
The Lightning pull out a critical win in the Tavares/Hedman sweepstakes.
Karri Ramo allowed 3 goals on 36 shots before allowing 1 of 2 shooters to convert for the shootout loss. Since the Lightning's drubbing against Carolina, Ramo has rebounded (perhaps a bad choice of words in Karri's case) to go 2-0-3. He's got a nice .919 save percentage over that span, too, by my count. Rebound control remains an issue, but he's making the first saves, which is critical. He could save the Lightning a small fortune by proving he can be Smitty's backup with continued good performances down the stretch.
First Period
06:12 ATL Kozlov (22), (Enstrom, Armstrong)
17:49 ATL White (20), (Kozlov, Kovalchuk)(PP)
Second Period
03:50 TB Stamkos (17), (Krajicek, St. Louis)
05:12 TB Stamkos (18), (Lashoff, Lecavalier)(PP)
12:52 ATL Kovalchuk (37), (White, Enstrom)(PP)
15:36 TB Prospal (18), (Krajicek)
Third Period
ATL- Kozlov
The Lightning managed to crawl back into this game after laying down in the First Period the same way they laid down in the Third Period against the Caps. They're fortunate the Thrashers stink in that regard and let them get back to even.
Steven Stamkos continues his steady march to 20 goals as he racked up his 17th and 18th tonight. Keep shooting, young man. It's hard to believe he only had 6 goals at the end of the month of January. In his last 16 games, Stamkos has 11 goals and 16 points. That pro-rates to a 56 goal, 82 point campaign over 82 games. That's not to say he'll stay this hot for a full year next season. But, to me, with an entire offseason to train and build his body and the work ethic he's already displayed, I would not be shocked at all to see him pot 40 goals and 80-90 points next year. I think the league was lulled into a false sense of security about Stamkos when he didn't come out of the hockey womb a preformed point-a-game player and when Barry Melrose decided to chuck #91 under the bus after he was fired. Hopefully Stamkos' amazing late season productivity continues to fly under the radar and sets him up to storm the league early next season. I suspect I'll almost feel pity for teams who have to choose between dying by Stammer or Vincent Lecavalier's hand next year with the two playing on opposite scoring lines. Almost.
Have the Lightning actually won a game in the third jerseys, by the way? If someone knows the team's record with them on, by all means post it. I suspect it's almost terrible enough to warrant burning the new threads.
Matt Smaby was +1 with 1 shot, 2 hits, and 3 blocked shots in 24:37. This was a good rebound game after going -4 against Washington.
David Koci had 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 6:45.
Paul Szczechura was -1 with 1 shot in 12:41.
Martins Karsums had 2 shots, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 13:19. He was better tonight.
Richard Petiot was -1 with 6 penalty minutes, 1 shot, 4 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 23:11. He was awful in the first period as Atlanta took advantage of his slow feet. To his credit, he got it back together in the final 40 minutes. I like him as a #8 or #9 d-man who can come up from Norfolk if there's an injury.
Matt Lashoff had 1 assist and 2 penalty minutes and was -1 with 2 shots and 1 blocked shot in 28:18, which led the team in ice time. 3 games in a Lightning jersey: 3 power play assists. You can't complain about that kind of production. He deals a good pass for a one-timer, which can get a defenseman paid on a power play that features shooters like Stamkos, Lecavalier, and Martin St. Louis. His skating allows him to potentially eat big minutes like he did tonight, too. Darren Eliot claimed tonight that his skating had somehow been "exposed." It's a shame that someone swapped out his Thrashers flavored Kool-Aid for bad moonshine. Here's to hoping his eyesight returns to him soon.
10 more games to go. We'll see if Blair Jones and/or Justin Keller get late season recalls. I would advise it with these two players having their contracts up this offseason.
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NHL Game Night 3/19: Capitals at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 19, 2009 - 21:28
For some inexplicable reason, the Lightning decided to do a drive by for the third period.
Mike McKenna allowed 5 goals on 30 shots for the loss. He probably would've like to have had Washington's second goal back, and Washington's last goal came off a bad rebound. But the Lightning completely laid down in front of him in the third period, so it's not like McKenna is the one who takes the blame.
First Period
07:43 WSH Ovechkin (50), (Backstrom)
17:39 TB Stamkos (16), (Lecavalier, Lashoff)(PP)
19:50 WSH Green (26), (Morrisonn, Kozlov)
Second Period
15:54 TB St. Louis (27), (Malone, Lashoff)
Third Period
01:48 WSH Green (27), (Kozlov, Ovechkin)
07:38 WSH Nylander (8), (Kozlov, Ovechkin)(PP)
12:26 WSH Bradley (5), (Morrisonn, Steckel)
The Lightning's streak of getting points in games ends at four. It might be for the best considering the team was about to play itself out of the #2 draft slot. Still, I just don't get it. They played 40 minutes of hockey showing they could go toe-to-toe with one of the most talented teams in the league, and it's like they got on the bus early at the second intermission.
Noah Welch was -2 with 1 shot in 16:33. He's just not good.
Matt Smaby took the rough -4 treatment with 1 hit and 1 blocked shot in 20:25. Shake it off, #32.
Paul Szczechura was -2 with 3 shots in 13:32. He was also 44% on draws.
Martins Karsums was -1 with 1 shot and 3 hits in 13:24. The chemistry he had on a line with Szczechura and Pettinger was fleeting, apparently. He's just not very good right now either.
Richard Petiot was +1 with 1 shot and 1 hit in 21:58. He was one of only two players with a plus rating. He made some mistakes, but they didn't end up in his net.
Matt Lashoff had 2 assists and was +2 with 2 shots and 1 hit in 22:30. If you're looking for the silver lining from this game, it's Lashoff. When he came over from Boston, from what I had seen in his younger days playing in Providence, I figured he'd be a good two-way #5 d-man who could get you 25 points a season. Seeing him in extended minutes through two games, he looks like he very much might be the equal of Paul Ranger and Andrej Meszaros in terms of his skill and athleticism. Those are two players who should be 40 point a year d-men when healthy. The key is going to be whether these coaches can get Lashoff to pay attention to his own zone and to take the body consistently. They've already pulled that feat off with Meszaros, so there's reason for optimism on that front. You can see the talent, though. Damian Crisdotero did some Chicken Littling about Cory Murphy breaking his foot and Lashoff having to assume his minutes. Matt sure did answer the bell tonight.
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NHL Game Night 3/17: Maple Leafs at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 17, 2009 - 21:41
Lightning crumble in final 20:24.
Karri Ramo allowed 3 goals on 39 shots before allowing 2 of 6 shooters to convert for the shootout loss. He looked really good for the first 39:36 of the game. He was moving well. Following the puck. Then he overplayed on Jason Blake to allow the first goal and his fundamentals started to come unglued. His rebound control went straight to hell. His five-hole got big enough to drive a truck through. I give him credit for battling his way to get the point and he was game in the shootout, but that's a game Karri's got to help his team close out. Fundamentals. Fundamentals. Fundamentals. On the good side, he's claimed 6 of the last 8 available points.
First Period
13:39 TB Lecavalier (29), (Murphy, St. Louis)(PP)
Second Period
02:26 TB Stamkos (15), (St. Louis, Ramo)(PP)
02:36 TB Pettinger (5), (Karsums, Krajicek)
19:36 TOR Mitchell (9), (Blake, Stralman)
Third Period
03:24 TOR Blake (24), (Stempniak)
14:29 TOR Hamilton (2), (Devereaux, Stajan)
TOR- Hamilton, Mitchell
TB- Lecavalier
Hard luck by the Lightning in the shootout as Stamkos and St. Louis both rang posts. Hint to Rick Tocchet: Lashoff's awesome at shootouts.
We'll have to see if the Lightning make a recall with Cory Murphy going down to injury. Vladimir Mihalik?
Noah Welch had 2 penalty minutes, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 18:29. If he plays every game down the stretch, he'll graduate and be a Bolt Prospects alumni. This saddens me. See: Stewart, Karl.
Matt Smaby was -1 with 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, 1 hit, and 2 blocked shots in 20:57. He was more subdued than usual tonight.
David Koci had a 10 minute misconduct, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 4:47.
Paul Szczechura was +1 with 1 shot and 2 blocked shots in 13:31. He was also 70% on draws. He looked good tonight. His whole line did with Pettinger and Karsums.
Martins Karsums had an assist and was +1 with 2 shots and 2 hits in 10:19. Still waiting for him to put it all together, but he was better tonight.
Richard Petiot had 2 hits in 18:59 against his former organization.
Matt Lashoff was -1 with 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 22:58. You can see why he was a guy the Lightning were willing to give considerably to get. His skating is smooth as silk, and he's got some skill. Between Lashoff, Ranger, and Meszaros the Lightning will have a ridiculously mobile defense next season. The downside with Lashoff? Tocchet needs to get him to take the body more in the defensive zone. If he can get that out of Lashoff, he's a top-four in this league. Even if he doesn't, he's a real nice number five d-man in the making; a great piece to add to the puzzle.
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NHL Game Night 3/12: Lightning at LeafsSubmitted by pete on March 12, 2009 - 21:44
A crushing blow in the Tavares/Hedman Derby.
Karri Ramo allowed just 1 goal on 21 shots for the win, playing both ends of the back-to-back. Getting 3 points out of 4 in a back-to-back situation is another big step for a guy trying to win a job in Tampa next season.
First Period
03:21 TOR Stempniak (13), (Blake, Schenn)
Second Period
05:25 TB Pettinger (4), (Karsums)
17:19 TB St. Louis (25), (Stamkos, Malone)
Third Period
14:35 TB Malone (24), (Murphy, Lecavalier)(PP)
17:54 TB Szczechura (3), (unassisted)
Noah Welch was +1 with 2 hits and 2 blocked shots in 16:40.
Matt Smaby had 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 22:42.
Paul Szczechura had 1 goal on 1 shot with 3 hits and 1 blocked shot in 14:55. He was also 4-for-4 on draws.
Martins Karsums had 1 assist and was +1 with 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 14:30.
Richard Petiot was +1 with 1 shot, 6 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 15:31.
These prospect stat reports are getting as long as Smaby's arm.
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NHL Game Night 3/11: Lightning at SenatorsSubmitted by pete on March 11, 2009 - 20:59
So, this team has some pride after all? Or, at the very least, some fear of Rick Tocchet?
Karri Ramo allowed 3 goals on 27 shots for the overtime loss. More good than bad. He made THE save all alone with an Ottawa shooter late in the third period to get the Lightning into the OT session, but he's still struggling with his rebound control, which cost the team the winning goal. I don't think anyone blamed him or McKenna for the debacle against McKenna, but it was definitely something worth monitoring going into this game. How would Ramo respond? And, he didn't respond badly.
First Period
02:37 TB Murphy (4), (Lecavalier, St. Louis)(PP)
04:53 OTT Shannon (4), (Spezza, Alfredsson)(PP)
Second Period
09:25 OTT Kelly (9), (Alfredsson, Phillips)(SH)
09:38 TB Hall (5), (Artyukhin, Krajicek)(PP)
Third Period
02:38 OTT Fisher (11), (Phillips, Volchenkov)
Noah Welch had 4 penalty minutes and 2 hits in 15:41. That's a far better number in terms of ice time for Welch to be getting.
Matt Smaby was -1 with 2 shots, 4 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 23:35.
Paul Szczechura had 1 shot and 4 hits in 11:40. He made some dumb plays coming through the neutral zone, which is uncustomary for such a smart player.
Martins Karsums had 1 shot, 3 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 11:06. The guy is just less than the sum of his parts right now.
Richard Petiot had 2 penalty minutes, 3 shots, 1 hit, and 2 blocked shots in 18:13. He looks a step slow for the NHL level, but he's fairly servicable positionally and he looks like he competes. He may be a good spare part to keep around as a #8 type guy down in the minors.
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NHL Game Night 3/7: Hurricanes at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 7, 2009 - 22:37
The worst 40 minutes of hockey in Lightning history.
Mike McKenna allowed 3 goals on 7 shots before being pulled for Karri Ramo. Ramo was then the beneficiary of some of the worst defense in the NHL and allowed 6 goals on 22 shots (and took the back door loss to boot) before being pulled at the end of the Second Period. McKenna stopped all 8 shots he faced the rest of the way. Honestly, there was only 1 questionable goal in the lot (by Ramo, on a shot that deflected off Stamkos' stick and through his five hole). Other than that, all of the other eight goals were quality goals that were either odd man rushes or terrible defensive zone breakdowns.
First Period
07:01 CAR Staal (29), (Brind'Amour)(SH)
09:40 CAR Staal (30), (Cole, Ruutu)
10:09 CAR Babchuk (9), (Pitkanen)
12:43 TB St. Louis (24), (Stamkos, Szczechura)
Second Period
02:41 CAR Corvo (12), (Cole, Staal)
03:48 CAR Brind'Amour (9), (Samsonov (25), Cullen)(PP)
06:03 CAR Ruutu (18), (Samsonov, Corvo)(PP)
12:48 CAR Staal (31), (Larose, Ruutu)
16:45 CAR Staal (32), (Ruutu, Cole)
Third Period
3:30 TB Lecavalier (28), (Malone, Prospal)
9:12 TB Malone (23), (Prospal, Lecavalier)
Here's an FYI to Len Barrie and Oren Koules: Lightning Nation is pissed off. They're more than a bit peeved by the fact that they have to watch a defense comprised of two cast offs who couldn't even get regular ice time for the Florida Panthers, a cast off who couldn't even get out of the minors for the Carolina Hurricanes, a goon who shouldn't even be playing defense in the NHL, Charminy soft Lukas Krajicek, and Matt Smaby, who is the one guy in the bunch who doesn't deserve to be shot, stuffed, and mounted on the wall at the Bear Mountain Resort. This defense is a disgrace, and it's patently obvious that the season is being tanked from the blueline out. When the lone silver lining is, "Oh, well we picked up two points on the Isles in the Tavares/Hedman derby," that's just not acceptable. Honest to goodness, if you're going to ice a corps that bad, why not just call up Vladimir Mihalik and Ty Wishart? I'd rather give minutes to the kids than a has-been and some never-will-bes.
Noah Welch was -2 with 1 shot, 1 hit, and 2 blocked shots in an obscene 27:22 of ice time tonight. He and Cory Murphy's first period should be a warning to pregnant women of what happens if you drink while you're carrying your child. How does a guy who couldn't even get in the lineup for Florida end up here playing 27:22 two games later? I can't figure out if this movie is a comedy or a tragedy, boys and girls.
Smaby was +1 with 2 shots, 3 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 16:49. I'm kind of surprised that his ice time was so low because he was very visible in the physical game. That said, even he made his fair share of mildly stupid plays tonight.
David Koci was -2 with 4 penalty minutes and 1 hit in 11:59. If David Koci is an NHL defenseman then I'm an international playboy.
Paul Szczechura had an assist and 2 penalty minutes with 3 shots, 3 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 11:30. I haven't really been impressed with Paul since he came back from his injury, but he showed flashes again tonight, especially in garbage time in the third period.
Martins Karsums was -1 with 1 shot and 1 blocked shot in 11:27. Chad made the point on the message boards that, athletically, he's reminiscent of Ruslan Fedotenko. That's true, but unlike Fedotenko, Karsums is terrible along the wall. I don't think it's lack of want to and he seems sturdy on his skates. He just seems clueless about his body position. Oh, and he made a nice fat turnover that ended up in the back of the net on Anton Babchuk's goal. From Latvia to Russia with love.
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NHL Game Night 3/6: Blues at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 6, 2009 - 22:21
One point further away from Tavares or Hedman?
Karri Ramo allowed 4 goals on 36 shots for the overtime loss. His rebound control needs work, but he was fairly sharp in this one.
First Period
Second Period
05:43 STL Tkachuk (19), (Boyes, McDonald)
09:25 STL McDonald (10), (Backes, Boyes)(PP)
Third Period
03:28 TB St. Louis (23), (Lecavalier, Stamkos)
06:10 STL Backes (19), (Oshie, McDonald)
12:10 TB Pettinger (3), (Halpern, Artyukhin)
19:44 TB Stamkos (14), (Murphy, St. Louis)
00:27 STL Boyes (26), (Colaiacovo, McDonald)
Noah Welch was -1 with 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, 4 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 23:06. He's servicable, if unspectacular.
Matt Smaby was -1 with 1 shot, 5 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 23:23. He took a skate to the cheek and hardly missed a shift. You can make a very strong case that he's been the team's best d-man over the last month.
David Koci had 1 hit in 6:52.
Martins Karsums was -1 with 2 shots, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 10:59. You can see the attraction from the Lightning's end: he's a good skater with decent burst and feisty for an average sized player.
Brandon Segal had 2 shots and 3 hits in 12:50. He had some good moments tonight on the forecheck but shanked a rebound off a Karsums shot that should've been his first NHL goal.
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 203 lbs.
Born: September 27, 1968 in East Meadow, NY
High School: Hempstead
College: Syracuse (school history) (Moore college stats)
Drafted by the New York Jets in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1990 NFL Supplemental Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 63 (807th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Brandon Moore
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Washington State University Head Coach June Daugherty begins her ninth season with the Cougars and has led the charge toward a new era in WSU women's basketball. Daugherty has begun turning around the WSU women's program, leading the Cougars to two-consecutive WNIT appearances in 2014 and 2015. (FULL BIO)
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MOSCOW, Idaho – Recent history has been good to the Idaho men's basketball team and head coach Don Verlin when it comes to facing Seattle U, and Idaho hopes Saturday will be no different as the Vandals and Redhawks square off at 7 p.m. in the Cowan Spectrum.
Verlin is 7-1 against Seattle U in his first five seasons at Idaho, and the Vandals have won five straight in the series. However, the Redhawks to own a slim 14-12 lead in the all-time series against the Vandals.
Idaho enters Saturday's contest at 8-13 overall and 2-5 in Western Athletic Conference play. Three of Idaho's five conference losses have been by two-possessions or less. The Redhawks, meanwhile, are in a similar situation. Seattle U is 9-10 overall but just 1-5 through six WAC games, losing a pair of league games by four points or less.
Seattle U is arguably the WAC's best rebounding team and is at or near the top of the WAC in almost every rebounding category. The Redhawks' +6.2 rebounding margin is a WAC-best and ranks 26th nationally, and the team averages a WAC-best 38.7 boards per game. The only Redhawk player projected in Saturday's starting lineup who doesn't averaged 4.5 rebounds per game or more just happens to be the WAC's leading scorer, Isiah Umipig, who averages 18.7 points per contest.
Idaho junior point guard Mike Scott has been on a tear in his last four games, averaging 14.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game with a 5.0 assist-to-turnover ratio, 50.0 3-point field goal percentage, 46.3 overall field goal percentage, and 2.0 made 3s per game to go along with a perfect 13-for-13 performance at the free throw line in that span. The transfer from Antelope Valley College was averaging 6.2 points, 1.5 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game prior to his last four games.
The last time the Vandals and Redhawks got together, the Vandals got 27 points from Kyle Barone, 26 from Mike McChristian and 18 from Connor Hill while going 13-for-29 from 3-point range in a 76-72 win over Seattle U on March 9, 2013, overcoming a 13-point deficit. McChristian knocked down seven 3s in the game while Hill hit six to aid Idaho's victory. The Vandals finished with 21 assists on their 25 field goals in the game, which was the last time Idaho had 20 or more assists in a game.
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WASHINGTON - Police drones flying over Virginia would be "great" and "the right thing to do" for the same reasons they are so effective in a battlefield environment, the state's chief executive said Tuesday.
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, says he is open to any technology that makes law enforcement more productive. The use of drones, which was recently endorsed by the police chiefs of Fairfax County and D.C., would make better use of valuable police resources.
Increased safety and reduced manpower are among the reasons the U.S. military and intelligence community use drones on the battlefield, which is why it should be considered in Virginia, he says.
"It's great," he said while speaking on WTOP's "Ask the Governor" program. "If you're keeping police officers safe, making it more productive and saving money...it's absolutely the right thing to do."
A proposal to purchase drones hasn't yet reached his desk, he says, but state law enforcement agencies are looking for the the most current ways to fight crime.
That sentiment was echoed last month by David Rohrer, chief of police for Fairfax County, one of the state's most affluent areas.
"Drones will certainly have a purpose and a reason to be in this region in the next, coming years," hetold WTOP. "Just as a standpoint as an alternative for spotting traffic and sending information back to our VDOT Smart Traffic centers, and being able to observe backups."
D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier, a national security expert, told WTOP in early May that the use of drones is ideal for "a sprawling county" such as Fairfax.
Unmanned aerial aircrafts were first proven in combat environments over Afghanistan and Iraq as a part of the military and CIA presence there. Police forces in Arizona first employed them domestically to help monitor illegal immigration and trade over the U.S.-Mexican border.
McDonnell added Tuesday it will prove important to ensure the state maintains Americans' civil liberties, such as privacy, if it adds drones to its law enforcement arsenal.
The Federal Aviation Administration released a list in April of agencies and organizations currently cleared to use drones, which includes Virginia Tech. Virginia Commonwealth University had been cleared, but its permit has expired.
Drones over U.S. soil has turned some heads in Congress.
"The potential for invasive surveillance of daily activities with drone technology is high," wrote Rep. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., in an April 19 letter to FAA. "We must ensure that as drones take flight in domestic airspace, they don't take off without privacy protections for those along their flight path."
Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, said in the same letter he "proudly supported" the FAA Modernization and Reform Act that allowed for the domestic use of drones. There are many institutions in his home state that FAA has cleared for drone use, including Texas A&M University, and the police forces in the city of Arlington outside Dallas-Fort Worth and in Montgomery County near Houston.
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Football Looks To Build On Winning Ways, Hosts Lafayette Saturday On ESPN3
Two teams that posted ideal starts to their league seasons last weekend will meet Saturday afternoon (1 pm, ESPN3) with plenty on the line.
Sure, neither the Ivy League nor Patriot League standings will be affected by Saturday's result, but both Princeton and Lafayette know how precious momentum can be, and both know that the heart of their seasons are on the horizon.
The home team is on an offensive run that hasn't been seen around these parts in quite some time (more on that in the notes). But with seven games remaining in the season, there is still plenty of time to improve. And with road games remaining against the top four teams in the Ivy League preseason media poll, improvement will be needed.
After the Lafayette game, Princeton plays three road games in the next four weeks against teams that have combined to win every Ivy League championship over the last six years. The home game comes against a quarterback in Jeff Matthews who is 3-0 in his career and just broke Tiger offensive coordinator James Perry's Ivy League career passing record.
But that remains in the future. For now, all eyes are on the Lafayette Leopards and the hopes of building on one of the program's most impressive offensive stretches in generations.
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A Princeton Win Would …
• give Princeton a three-game win streak, its second-longest since 2009
• give Princeton a seven-game win streak over Lafayette
• keep Princeton undefeated at Princeton Stadium over Lafayette
• be its 40th victory over Lafayette in a series that dates back to 1883
• give Princeton its first winning non-league record since 2006
Princeton has won six straight games over Lafayette, its longest active win streak against any team on the 2013 schedule. Three of the last five have been decided by six points or fewer, though last season's 35-14 Princeton win was the biggest margin of victory in the series since 1995.
Home Sweet Home
Princeton has won all five matchups against Lafayette at Princeton Stadium, which opened in 1998. The Tigers have had a major advantage at home in this series, going 32-2-2 since the first meeting in 1883 (a 54-7 Princeton win).
First And Goal
Head coach Bob Surace's first victory at Princeton came in a 36-33 double-overtime victory over Lafayette during Week 2 of the 2010 season. The winning touchdown was scored by Jordan Culbreath, who returned after missing the previous season following his diagnosis of aplastic anemia.
Patriot Games
A win on Saturday would give Princeton its first winning record in a season against Patriot League opponents since 2006, when the Tigers swept Lehigh, Lafayette and Colgate en route to a 9-1 season and an Ivy League championship.
Positively Offensive
Princeton ranks first in the Ivy League and fourth nationally in the FCS in total offense with an average of 557.3 yards per game. After gaining more than 500 yards in both of their first two games, Princeton gained 629 yards last weekend in a 53-7 victory over Columbia.
Making Their Point
Princeton scored 50 points in back-to-back games for the first time since Weeks 2 and 3 of the 1907 season (Bucknell and Wesleyan). The Tigers have scored 131 points in their first three games; that is their highest point total through three weeks since the Tigers scored 142 points in the first three games of the 1912 season.
On Point
During the 2010 season, the first for head coach Bob Surace, Princeton scored a total of 165 points. Through only three games this season, the Tigers trail that mark by only 34 points.
Grounded, Part I
Princeton leads the Ivy League and ranks fifth nationally with 277.3 rushing yards per game. Despite the high average, Princeton doesn't have a single individual rusher in the Top 6 of the Ivy rankings.
Instead, Princeton has the seventh (DiAndre Atwater), eighth (Brian Mills), ninth (Quinn Epperly) and 10th (Dré Nelson) rushers in the league. Each player is averaging more than six yards per carry, and none has rushed more than 13 times in a single game.
Grounded, Part II
Princeton also leads the Ivy League and ranks fourth nationally in rush defense. The Tigers are allowing only 84.3 yards per game, a total that dropped dramatically last week when it held Columbia to -6 yards rushing.
Just Quinn, Baby
Junior Quinn Epperly has accounted for 10 touchdowns in the last two games. Last week, he rushed for two scores and threw for four more. He became the first Princeton quarterback to throw for four touchdowns in a game since Chad Roghair threw for five against Brown in 1991.
Epperly ranks third nationally in points responsible for per game (24.0); he has rushed for seven scores and thrown for five more in the first three games. Over his last eight games, dating back to last season, Epperly has been responsible for 18 touchdowns, including at least one in each game.
Roman Emperor
Last weekend, senior Roman Wilson became the first Princeton wideout to catch three touchdowns in a single game since Michael Lerch caught four of Roghair's touchdowns in the previously mentioned 1991 win over Brown. Wilson ranks third nationally with 124.3 receiving yards per game, and he has scored five touchdowns on the season (four receiving, one rushing).
Dating back to last season, Wilson has scored at least one touchdown in nine of Princeton's last 11 games, including a career-long 34-yard run in the win over Lafayette last season.
Five Alive
Including the final two games of last season, five different players have led Princeton in rushing in each of the last five games. Quinn Epperly (Yale) and Will Powers (Dartmouth) had game highs last season, while DiAndre Atwater (Lehigh), Brian Mills (Georgetown) and Dré Nelson (Columbia) were single-game leaders this season.
Eight Is Enough
Princeton punted on its first drive last weekend and had a touchdown negated twice because of penalties on its second, which ended on a missed field goal. Its next 10 possessions ended with seven touchdowns (including the first five), one field goal, one punt and halftime. Between the second and third quarters, Princeton had the ball for more than 22 of the 30 minutes.
Through three weeks this season, the offense has posted scoring drives of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 15 plays. Only one of those drives started on the opponent's side of the field.
Conversion Chart
Princeton struggled with third down defense in the second half of its season opener, but it has excelled in that area over the last two weeks. Against both Georgetown and Columbia, Princeton allowed only five conversions on 30 third downs (16.7%).
The Princeton defense leads the Ivy League in both third down conversion percentage (29.8%) and opponent's first downs (17.7 per game).
Bye-Bye Bhaya
Senior co-captain Phillip Bhaya ranks second on the team with 21 tackles on the season, and he has one of Princeton's three interceptions this year. His first career interception came one year ago; he returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown in Princeton's 35-14 victory at Lafayette during the 2012 season.
On The Mike
Junior linebacker Mike Zeuli, who leads the team with 28 tackles this season, had a blocked field goal, a pass break-up and a quarterback hurry last weekend.
Fresh Faces
Princeton has a pair of freshmen who are ranked among the Top 5 in the Ivy League in defensive statistical categories. Rohan Hylton, a member of the linebacker rotation, leads Princeton and ranks fifth in the league with 1.17 tackles for loss per game, while defensive back Dorian Williams shares fifth in the league with three passes defensed.
The Princeton defense has held its opponent scoreless on 22 of its last 24 drives. Last week against Columbia, the Tigers forced eight 3-and-outs on 14 drives.
Cornering The Market
While Anthony Gaffney is set as one of Tiger cornerbacks, the competition for the other spot was one of the focal points of the preseason. Both sophomore John Hill and junior Jakobi Johnson had impressive showings over the last two weeks; Hill recorded a career-high seven tackles and added two pass break-ups on potential long plays against Georgetown, while Johnson recorded a fourth-quarter interception at Georgetown and added three solo tackles last weekend. One other player in the rotation is Trocon Davis; he set a Princeton record with a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown last year at Yale.
Lights, Camera, Action
Saturday's game, as well as each of Princeton's other two remaining home games, will be shown live on ESPN3. Both the Brown and Harvard road games will be televised nationally on Fox College Sports, while the Penn and Dartmouth road games will be on the Ivy League Digital Network.
The Crystal Ball
Princeton will begin a two-week road trip next weekend when it travels to Brown Stadium for its first ever road night game in Ivy League play. Brown has won four straight home games over Princeton, including a 34-0 win two seasons ago. Princeton ended a five-game losing streak to Brown last weekend with a 19-0 home victory; that ended a 162-game scoring streak for Brown.
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Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away contests across a variety of sports, the nine-channel network features a channel for each of the eight schools and a League-wide channel showcasing all available digital content across the conference.
Powered by NeuLion, The Ivy League® Digital Network includes an easy-to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These new features enhance the viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content offerings, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices, all without the use of an app.
Packages for the League-wide channel are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for one month and include multi-camera HD coverage of all available home and select away games in football and men's and women's basketball and selected home and away games in men's and women's ice hockey. Every available Ivy League contest in those sports will be shown on the network.
Packages for the school-specific channels, which feature live and on-demand video and audio content from available home and away contests across a variety of sports, are $89.95 for 12 months, $39.95 for four months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day.
On The Inside
"Inside Ivy League Football," a weekly online radio show dedicated to Ivy League football, returns for its third year for the 2013 season but now has a new home on The Ivy League® Digital Network.
Airing Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and hosted by Princeton radio commentator Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer, "Inside Ivy League Football" takes an in-depth look at all the on-field gridiron action and all the news and notes surrounding football in the Ancient Eight.
Each episode is packed with highlights, statistics and expert analysis in its 'Around the Ancient Eight' segment. With its interview segments 'Program Profile' and 'Alumni Spotlight,' the show visits with players, coaches and administrators who impact Ivy League football, both past and present in exclusive one-on-one conversations.
Fans and alumni can engage with the show via Facebook (facebook.com/InsideIvyLeagueFootball) and Twitter (@insideivyfb, #IvyFootball) and contribute content for its 'Social Media Mash' segment with chances to win prize packs courtesy of The Ivy League.
Check IvyLeagueSports.com each week for this season's episode schedule and guest lineups.
Every episode from the first two seasons are also available on The Ivy League® Digital Network at IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.