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Examining the Relationship Between BRCA and Pancreatic Cancer, June 22, 2016, CURE Today
Cynthia Newsome is Live with FORCE Volunteer Joan Burns, June 18, 2016, 41 Action News KSHB TV
Surviving … Against All Odds, June 16, 2016, WUSA9 News
Here's What Men Need to Know About the Angelina Jolie Breast Cancer Gene, May 17, 2016, Washington Post
'Today Show' Host Hoda Kotb Bolsters Branford Cancer Fundraiser, April 6, 2016, New Haven Register
CHI Memorial Offers New Support Group For Women at Risk for Hereditary Cancers, March 16, 2016, The Chattanoogan
Three Leading Advocacy Organizations Fighting Breast Cancer Join Cure Media Group's Advocacy Spotlight Partnership Program, March 28, 2016, Virtual Strategy Magazine
What Every Woman with Ovarian Cancer Should Know, March 8, 2016, Cure Magazine
With Help From Hoda, Berges Raising BRCA Awareness, February 24, 2016, Connecticut Shoreline
If You Want Life Insurance, Think Twice Before Getting a Genetic Test, February 17, 2016, Fast Company
What is Your Family's Risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer? You Have to Look at the Male Side, Too, February 2, 2016, WCSH6 News
Warning Signs of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer, January 26, 2016, Catching Health, Bangor Daily News
Does Cancer Run in Your Family, January 12, 2016, NBC First Coast News
Heart Disease in BRCA Mutation Carriers, January 5, 2015, Oncology Nursing News
Knowledge as Power: Members of the UP Community Tackle Hereditary Breast Cancer with Optimism, Action, December 3, 2015, The Beacon
Local Woman Featured in Cancer Genetics Documentary, December 1, 2015, Click on Detroit
Rockstar Dave Grohl Examines Filmmaker's Breasts, Because Men Get Breast Cancer Too, December 1, 2015, Forbes
Woman Opts To Head Off Cancer, November 11, 2015, Press Enterprise
Cancer Gene Test Can Benefit Men Too, November 8, 2015, The Daily Mail
XRAYS Aims to Help Patients, Survivors Make Sense of Research News, November 8, 2015, Oncology Nursing News
Exercise May Help Delay Preventive Procedures for Women at Elevated Risk of Breast Cancer, November 4, 2015, CureToday
Women With Elevated Breast Cancer Risk Can Benefit From Regular Physical Activity, October 30, 2015, News Medical
Making Sense of Breast Cancer Research and News, October 30, 2015, CureToday
New Mammogram Recommendations Worry Healthcare Providers, October 25, 2015, Steelers Lounge
Taking Control When Genetic Testing Reveals Cancer Risk, October 25, 2015, Lancaster Online
Empowering and Educating, October 22, 2015, Grosse Pointe News
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Knowing Your Genetics, October 14, 2015, WJLA TV
Caitlin Brodnick Turned a Breast Cancer Scare Into Stand-Up Fodder, October 14, 2015, Hartford Courant
The Road to "Pink & Blue": Producer/Director Alan Blassberg, October 12, 2015, Variety411
Previvor Finds Her Funny Side, October 6, 2015, Herald-Tribune
Awareness of Heredity Helps Women Know Cancer Risks, October 1, 2015, WTOP News
National Previvor Day, September 30, 2015, CT Style
8 Facts About Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer That Could Save Your Life, September 29, 2015, Nancy's Point
A Personal Perspective, September 26, 2015, JUF News
The Breast Cancer Gene and Me, September 25, 2015, The New York Times
Can Cancer Ever Be Funny? Comedian Caitlin Brodnick Thinks So, September 12, 2015, The Washington Post
A True Force: Volunteer Ellyn Davidson brings her expertise to national group for hereditary breast cancer, September 10, 2015, Detroit Jewish News
Genetics May Fuel Aggressive Breast Cancer in Black Women, September 6, 2015, Philadelphia Inquirer
What Would You Do If You Found Out You Had The Breast Cancer Gene Mutation? September 1, 2015, SELF
Registry for Patients, Survivors and "Previvors" Aims to Power Outcomes-Based Research, August 31, 2015, Cure Today
Genetic Testing Can Lead to Insights – or Uncertainty, August 13, 2015, Cure Today
Body Double: An Army Soldier With a Double Mastectomy Gets an Unusual Call From Hollywood, August 13, 2015, Runners World
Breast Cancer Panels May Force Women to Pay for Mammography Screenings, August 13, 2015, Forward
USF and Cancer Advocacy Organization FORCE Awarded $1.45M to Advance Clinical Research Network, August 12, 2015, USF Health News
36 Under 36: Sivan Schondorf, July 2015, Oy!Chicago
Sue Friedman on Informed Decision-Making in Hereditary Cancers, July 14, 2015, Onclive.com
Spotlight On: FORCE, July 8, 2015, BFFL Co.
Sue Friedman Provides an Overview of the ABOUT Network, July 7, 2015, Onclive.com
Facing the Risks of Hereditary Cancer, July 6, 2015, NJTV News
Sue Friedman on Informed Decision-Making in Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancers, June 30, 2015, CURE Today
Testing Positive for BRCA - The Genetic Mutation that Raises Cancer Risk, June 11, 2015, WTNH News CT Style
Teal Ribbons Out in FORCE, June 3, 2015, Coastal Connecticut
Ashworth Receives Award From Cancer Nonprofit, June 2, 2015, UCSF
How Genetic Tests Can Reveal a Hidden Family History of Cancer, May 20, 2015, NBC Nightly News
Genetic Testing Moves Into World of Employee Health, April 28, 2015, Associated Press
Previvorship: Managing Cancer Risk Decisions in Unaffected BRCA-Positive Women, April 28, 2015, Oncology Nurse Advisor
Difficult Choices For Women With Genetic Cancer Risk, April 24, 2015, ABC Local 10 News South Florida
At High Risk For Breast and Ovarian Cancer, April 23, 2015, West Point Tidewater Review
Hunt for Deadly Breast Cancer Genes Pools Thousands of Women, April 21, 2015, Bloomberg Business
BRCA Gene Datashare Will Help Detect Cancer Risk, April 21, 2015, USA Today
With BRCA Genetic Testing on the Rise, Insurers Balk, April 19, 2015, Philadelphia Inquirer
GVSU Senior Says BRCAn't Stop Me, April 13, 2015, USA Today
Genetic Mutations Raise Risk for Breast and Ovarian Cancer, April 12, 2015, Daily Press
Choice Means Everything for Women with BRCA Gene, April 10, 2015, The Virginian Pilot
Angelina Jolie's Surgery: How Others Face The Risk, April 3, 2015, CBS8 San Diego
Angelina's Surgery: Covered By Insurance?, March 31, 2015, WebMD
Young Henrico Mom Chose Surgery To Evade Breast Cancer, March 29, 2015, Richmond Times Dispatch
I Have The Same Mutated Cancer Gene as Angelina Jolie, March 26, 2015, Cincinnati.com
The Powerful 'Angelina Effect': Jolie's Impact on Genetic Breast Cancer Testing, March 25, 2015, Lancaster Online
Angelina Jolie's Latest Medical Decision Resonates with Women, March 25, 2015, Boston Globe
Angelina Jolie Discusses Her Tough Choices, March 25, 2015, Philadelphia Inquirer
What I Share With Angelina Jolie, March 25, 2015, CNN.com
Jolie's Disclosure Highlights Women's Painful Choices, March 25, 2015, Stuff.Co.NZ
Who Covers The Cost of Preventive Surgery Like Angelina Jolie's, March 25, 2015, Money.com
Angelina Jolie Discusses Her Recent Surgery Vis-à-Vis Another Patient That Had the Same Surgery, March 25, 2015, Dispatch Times
Local Doctors Thoughts on Jolie's Decisions, March 24, 2015, NBC King5 News
Local Women on Removing Ovaries: I've Been Able to Be Proactive, March 24, 2015, NBC4-DC
Local Mom Speaks Out On Removing Her Ovaries, March 24, 2015, WUSA9-DC
How the ACA Has Helped Women Like Angelina Jolie, March 24, 2015, MSNBC
Tampa Cancer Survivor Hopes Jolie's Story Shines Light on Genetic Counseling, March 24, 2015, Fox 13 Tampa - WFLA
Jolie's Disclosure Highlights Women's Painful Choices, March 24, 2015, USA Today
Angelina Jolie and Women's Health, March 24, 2015, LA NPR Affiliate (KCRW)
NY Times Op-Ed Comments, March 24, 2015, New York Times
Lynn Woman Has No Regrets After Preventative Surgeries, March 24, 2015, CBS Boston
Tampa Cancer Survivor Hopes Jolie's Story Shines Light on Genetic Counseling, March 24, 2015, WFLA News 8 Tampa
Angelina Jolie Has Ovaries, Fallopian Tubes Removed in Hopes of Reducing Cancer Risk, March 24, 2015, CBS NY
Huntington Woods Mother Shares Angelina Jolie's Decision For Preventive Cancer Surgery, March 24, 2015, WXYZ Detroit
Notes From a Previvor, Winter 2014, Gunnison County Times
A Battle Against Cancer Includes Effort to Raise Awareness, February 4, 2015, Northwest Community Television Channel 12
Forum Focuses on Knowing Facts of Cancer, New Jersey Jewish News, February 4, 2015
Heart Disease in BRCA Mutation Carriers, January 5, 2015, Oncology Nursing News
Etheridge's Breast Cancer Comments Stir Debate, December 1, 2014, The Courier-Journal
FORCE Letter to Editor of AARP in response to "Sheryl Crow and Melissa Etheridge Beat Cancer and Heartbreak," November 18, 2014
Understanding Ovarian Cancer: Know The Facts, November 7, 2014, Health News Digest
Montville Athlete Supports a Cause That Really Hits Home, October 22, 2014, NorthJersey.com
It Helps to Know That You Are Not Alone, October 23, 2015, Carrollton Leader
Relative Risk, Fall/Winter 2014, Seattle Health Magazine
10 Things to Do Now to Reduce Your Breast Cancer Risk Later October 11, 2014, TODAY Health
Breast Cancer's "Previvors," Fighting the Disease Before it Arrives, October 5, 2014, New Jersey Star Ledger
Flat and Fabulous: Topless Tattoo Selfie Inspires Cancer Survivors, October 3, 2014, TODAY Health
Celebrate Previvor Day, October 1, 2014, Oncology Nursing Society
Miami Beach Celebrates 2014 National Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer Week Sept. 28 – Oct. 4 and National Previvor Day on Oct. 1st, September 26, 2014, News
FORCE Celebrates 2014 National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week September 28 – October 4 and National Previvor Day on October 1, September 23, 2014, Oncology Nursing News
Understanding Ovarian Cancer: Know the Facts, September 19, 2014, North American Press Syndicate
What Caught Our Eye This Week: Dr. Susan Love Discusses the Pros and Cons of BRCA Screening, September 12, 2014, National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
Researcher Urges Wider Genetic Screening for Breast Cancer, September 8, 2014, NPR
Cedars-Sinai to Host Symposium on Inherited Cancer Risk, September 4, 2914, Jewish Journal
How Angelina Jolie Changed Things for People With BRCA Mutations, August 20, 2014, Jewish Daily Forward.
Face Your Risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Empowered, August 19, 2014, Breast Cancer Consortium
3rd Annual Cancer Fundraiser in Branford Hoping for Big Bucks, August 12, 2014, New Haven Register
ODAC Votes No on Accelerated Approval of Olaparib for Ovarian Cancer Maintenance Therapy, July 25, 2014, Oncology Times
Patient Powered Registry Uses Real-World Experiences to Help Guide Research, July 22, 2014, Oncology Nursing News
Genetic Tests Don't Always Determine Your Fate, July 17, 2014, HuffPost Live
FORCE for Change, April 25, 2014, Living New Orleans Magazine
Annual Strike Out Cancer Baseball Game Raises Awareness About FORCE, April 22, 2014, Cincinnati.com
30 Days of MADE: Day 6 FORCE, April 6, 2014, Made Woman Magazine
Breast and Ovarian Cancer Prevention, Jewish Federation Holds Forum, April 2, 2014, Hartford Courant
Gene Mutation Increases Risk of Cancer: Zumba for a Cure Raises Money and Awareness for Prevention, Thursday, April 3, 2014, Grand Valley Lanthorn
The Gathering Place to Hold Free BRCA Symposium, March 25, 2014, Cleveland.com
Double Mastectomy: What Price Peace of Mind, February 2014, MORE Magazine
Mom and Daughter Battle Cancer Together, February 27, 2014, Raising Arizona Kids
Should I Remove My Ovaries? Demystifying Cancer Gene Research, February 25, 2014, NBCNews.com
Life Saver: Women With Cancer Gene Should Remove Ovaries by 35, February 24, 2014, NBC News
Removing Ovaries Cuts Risk of Death in Gene Carriers, February, 24, 2014, USA Today
A Family With a Risk of Cancer Tries to Change Destiny, February 17, 2014, The Wall Street Journal
Alumni News: Sivan Kredow Schondorf, North Shore University Health System's Go to Gal on BRCA Topic, January 31, 2014, Solomon Schecter Day Shabbat Bulletin
USF and Cancer Advocacy Organization FORCE get PCORI Award to Boost New National Clinical Research Network, January 23, 2014, USF Health
The ABC's of DNA: Is Genetic Testing a Path to Wellness — or More Information Than You Want to Know?, January 2014, The Boca Raton Observer
Hakarat Ha'Tov, Recognizing FORCE, December 2013, The Tablet
Chicago Bears' Coaches Wives Support FORCE in Fashion Show, November 26, 2013, ChicagoBears.com
Cycle for FORCE, November 17, 2013, Tampa Times (3rd panel)
Addressing the Psychological Impact of BRCA Testing, October 29, 2013, Oncology Nurse Advisor
Before Angelina: Portraits of Breast Cancer Previvors and Survivors, October 28, 2013, TIME
Nevada County Event for Breast Cancer Care, Prevention, October 22, 2013, The Union
My Mastectomy, My Choice, October 20, 2013, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
In Briarcliff — Battling Breast Cancer, October 17, 2013, River Journal
Decoding Annie Parker Shines Light on Genetics of Breast Cancer, October 17, 2013, Mercury News
Who Can Challenge Myriad's Monopoly in Breast Cancer Gene Tests? October 15, 2013, Forbes
Searching for Breast Cancer Gene, October 8, 2013, Jewish Journal
Weighing Surgeries in Light of a Breast Cancer Gene, October 7, 2013, The New York Times
Same Results ... Different Journey! October 2013, Fabulous 40rties Magazine
Decoding Annie Parker Film Screening, October 2, 2013, WUSA9 DC
Decoding Annie Parker — Movie Premiere Comes to DC, October 2, 2103, Shady Grove Fertility Insider's Guide
Previvor Day Celebrates Knowledge, Power and Life, October 2, 2013, Penn Medicine
Annie Parker Film a Testament to Breast Cancer Advances, October 2, 2013, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Annie Parker Talks About Movie Decoding Annie Parker, BRCA Gene Linked to Cancer, October 1, 2013, WUSA9
Cancer Previvor Grateful She Doesn't Have to Go Through What Her Mother Did, September 30, 2013, The Island Packet
Knowing Your Family Health History Could Save Your Life, September 30, 2013, WUSA9
Previvors Such as Amy Winokur Take Action to Prevent Deadly Cancers, September 30, WUSA9
9 Names to Know in the Fight Against Breast Cancer, September 23, 2013, Reader's Digest
Film Explores Groundbreaking Breast Cancer Discovery, September 18, 2013, KNBC News Los Angeles
Woman Takes Preemptive Action After Learning Family History, September 16, 2012, WUSA9
Irene Rodda Brings New Support to Those Facing Hereditary Risk of Cancer, September 10, 2013, Memphis Medical New
Preventative Strike: Young Arlington Woman Chooses Breast Surgery Now, September 10, 2013, WUSA9
History of BRCA 2 Gene Mutation Helps Family Fight Breast Cancer, September 3, 2013, WUSA9
Previvors, September/October 2013, Bethesda Magazine
Film Highlights Breast Cancer Researcher, August 26, 2013, WUSA9
The Importance of Decoding Annie Parker, August 19, 2013, WUSA9
Pine Orchard Ladies Golf Tourney Benefits Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Research, August 14, 2013, ShoreLine Times
BRCA 'Jewish' Cancer Gene Mutations Often Go Untested — At Deadly Cost: One Woman's Survival Fight Doomed by Lack of Testing, August 13, 2013, The Jewish Daily Forward
To Cancer "Previvors," Angelina Jolie's Public Revelation Was a Gift of Support, July 12, 2013, The Washington Post
FORCE to Host Exclusive Screening of Feature Film in Palm Beach, July 2013, South Florida Health & Wellness
Full Disclosure: Why Moms Share Results of Their Genetic Breast Cancer Tests With Their Kids, July 3, 2013, Time
At Risk Local Women Take the Fight to Breast Cancer, June 23, 2013, The Virginian Pilot
BRCA Gene Decision Hailed, June 14, 2013, Jewish Journal
Priority Health: Court Ruling May Open Up Breast Cancer Gene TestsJune 13, 2013, Bay News 9 Tampa Bay
Supreme Court Rules That Genes Cannot Be Patented, June 14, 2013, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Myriad Gene Patent Ruling Triggers Race for Cancer Tests, June 14, 2013, Bloomberg
Supreme Court Ruling Will Reduce Cost of BRCA1 Test, June 14, 2013, My Fox Tampa Bay
Supreme Court Says Genes Cannot Be Patented, June 13, 2013, WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm Beach
Prophylactic Mastectomy: A Growing Choice Among U.S. Women, May 21, 2013, Nursing News
Beyond The Angelina Jolie Media Frenzy: Facts About BRCA, May 17, 2013, The New York Jewish Week
Court Says Human Genes Cannot Be Patented, June 13, 2013, WUSA9 Washington, DC
Jewish Women Declare Victory on Supreme Court BRCA Gene Mutation Case, June 13, 2013, The Jewish Daily Forward
"Show and Tell" Images of Breast Cancer Survivors, June 11, 2013, WTSP 10 News Tampa, Florida
After the Surgery, I Could Finally Focus on the Future, June 10, 2013, Gulf Times
Before Angelina Jolie, Local Women Understood, June 7, 2013, The Durango Herald
Can the Human Blueprint Have Owners?, June 6, 2013, The New York Times Room for Debate
After Costly Gene Testing, Treatments Add Up, June 5, 2013, WomensNews
Do Your Genes Increase Your Risk for Cancer?, June 1, 2013, South Florida Health & Wellness Magazine
Buddy Check: Genetic Testing to Prevent Cancer, May 28, 2013, PAHomePage
Genetic Testing, May 28, 2013, Daytime Tampa Bay
Striking Before Cancer Can: In a Family Targeted by Disease For Four Generations, Members Speak Out About Choosing to be "Previvors", Not Survivors, May 28, 2013, The Boston Globe
Entrevista Sobre La Mastectomia Con La Sra. ChristinaAckerman de la Organizacion FORCE, May 24, 2013, Miguel Amante Show
Preventive Double Mastectomy is Nothing Compared to Freedom, May 23, 2013, RVA News Richmond, VA
For Two Local Women Double Mastectomy Was The Best Choice, May 22, 2013, The Chesterfield Observer
Insurers Are Blocking Access to Health Information, May 22, 2013, The Washington Post
Just One in 10 Breast Cancer Cases Are Hereditary Means a Lot of Women Need to Know, May 20,2013, The Washington Post
Mastectomy, May 18, 2013, Cada Manana
Sisters Increase Awareness of Hereditary Breast Cancer, May 17, 2013, Times Dispatch
Local Women Explain Why They Chose to Have Double Mastectomy, May 16, 2013, WPBF News South Florida
Woman Dodges Breast Cancer With Preventive Mastectomy, May 16, 2013, The Press Enterprise
Will Insurance Cover Genetic Testing, Preventive Surgery?, May 16, 2013, CNN Money
The BRCA1 and BRCA2 Mutation: A Patient Faces Her Cancer Risk Head On, May 16, 2013, The NorthShore University Health System
Questions About Genetics And Cancer? DFW Women Say, Come Ask Them, May 16, 2013, KERA Radio Dallas
Angelina Jolie's Double Mastectomy Comforts Other Women Who Make Same Dramatic Choice, May 16, 2013, Silicon Valley Mercury News
I'm 25 and I Have the Angie Gene, May 15, 2013, The Daily Beast
Angelina Jolie's Choice is Clear to One Who Faced It, May 15, 2013, Los Angeles Times
Angelina Jolie's Preventive Surgery Shows Harsh Choices, May 15, 2013, The Boston Globe
I Had the Angelina Jolie Mastectomy Surgery, May 15, 2013, New York Magazine
Angelina Jolie, Breast Cancer Game-Changer, May 15, 2013, Wall Street Journal
MN Women Consider Prevention, May 15, 2013, KMSP — TV FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
Jewish Women Call Angelina Jolie Inspiration For Breast Cancer Surgery, May 15, 2013, Jewish Daily Forward
Lifesaver Jolie Inspires Gals to Call Docs, May 15, 2013, New York Post, May 15, 2013, New York Post
Preventive Mastectomy A Tough Decision, Even For Those Genetically Prone to Breast Cancer, May 14, 2012, The Oregonian
What Angelina Jolie's Double Mastectomy Means to Breast Cancer Advocates,, May 14, 2013, Washington Post
Jolie's Cancer Risk Shared By Others With Genetic Flaw, May 14, 2013, USA Today
Doctors, Patients Praise Jolie's Openness on Surgery, May 14, 2013, USA Today
Angelina Jolie's Mastectomy News Shocks, Enlightens, May 14, 2013, USA Today
Former Ch. 5 Anchor Zoraida Sambolin Reveals Breast Cancer, Surgery Plans, May 14, 2013, Chicago Tribune
Angelina Jolie's Preventive Double Mastectomy Encourages Dallas-Area Women at Risk, May 14, 2013, Dallas Morning News
Angelina Jolie's Decision Draws Praise From Tampa Bay Patients, Physicians, May 14, 2013, Tampa Bay Times
Genetic Counseling Can Help Women At Risk For Breast Cancer, May 14, 2013, NPR
Women Have More Options For Breast Cancer Surgery, May 14, 2013, FOX 5 Washington, DC
Well Beyond a Diagnosis #89: FORCE, May 14, 2013, Smart Medicine TV
Jolie Praised For Writing About Double Mastectomy, May 14, 2013, Tampa Tribune
Angelina Jolie Mastectomy: Westchester Women Who Took The Same Road, May 14, 2013, Newsday
Local Double Mastectomy Patient Speaks Out After Angelina Jolie's Admission, May 14, 2013, 19 Action News Cleveland
My Whole World Came Crashing Down, May 14, 2013, FOX 13 Tampa
Local Woman, Expert Talk About Cancer Risk Prevention, May 14, 2013, ABC 13 KRDO Colorado
Montco Mom Says Angelina Jolie's Decision Was Hers,Too, May 14, 2013, CBS Philly
Easton Woman Relates to Angelina Jolie's Double Mastectomy, May 14, 2013, WFMZ-TV 69 News Allentown, PA
Joanne Kelly Shares Angelina Jolie's Emotional Journey, May 14, 2013 KSDK News 5 St. Louis
Angelina Jolie's Life-Saving Revelation, May 14, 2013, Brogan & Partners Blog
Kara DioGuardi Credits Stacey Sager For Saving Her Life, May 3, 2013, ABC News
South Florida Jews Help Unearth Clues to Genetic Diseases, April 25, 2013, SunSentinel
Making a Difference, One Step at a Time, April 23, 2013, The Davis Enterprise
Jewish Ethics and Biotech Innovation Clash in Supreme Court's BRCA Gene Case, April 18, 2013, The Jewish Daily Forward
Supreme Court Hears Cancer Gene Patent Case, April 16, 2013, WUSA 9
As Supreme Court Debates Gene Patenting Linked to Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer, POV and Kartemquin Release "In the Family" Free Online, April 10, 2013, Kartemquin Films
Patricia Blumenthal: In Her Own Words, March 12, 2013, Vanderbilt-Ingram Center Center
Risk Management: Living in the Past, Present and Future with Genetic Risk, March 12, 2013, CURE Magazine
Plan of Attack, March 4, 2013, Capital Style
3 Things You Must Do Before Getting DNA Tested, March 2013, Oprah.com
When Genetic Testing Can Be Dangerous to Your Health, March 2013, The Oprah Magazine
The Basser Research Center at PENN, Winter 2013, PENN Health for Women Newsletter
Prom Dress Exchange to Benefit Cancer Research, January 15, 2013, Cincinnati.com
Preventing Cancer: The Buzz Surrounding Beauty Queen's Preventive Mastectomy Decision, January 11, 2013, FOX 9 Minneapolis News
One-Woman Musical Looks Back With Laughter at a Tough Call, January 9, 2013, SnoValley Star
Confronting Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer, December 14, 2012, Nursing Times
Surgical Options for Mastectomy and Reconstruction, December 13, 2012, The Washington Post
Fruits, Veggies Tied to Lower Breast Cancer Risk, December 6, 2012, WebMD
Dancing Through the Darkness: A Young Colorado Springs Woman Makes a Move to Stop Cancer Before it Can Strike, Fall 2012, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services
Local Woman Shares About Double Mastectomy, November 5, 2012, NBC 7 San Diego News
Genetic Counseling Program Attends Breast Cancer Awareness Night at PPL Park, October 22, 2012, The Bulletin Arcadia University
Of Mutations and Men, October 16, 2012, The Jewish Week
Confronting the Silent Killer, October 10, 2012, The Jewish Week
FORCE Brings Cancer 'Previvors' Together, October 10, 2012, Memphis Daily News
The Right Choice, October 9, 2012, Jewish Journal
Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and National Previvor Day: Acknowledging Heredity, October 3, 2012, Green Bay Press-Gazette
Radical Surgery a Growing Option for High-Risk Women, October 2, 2012, Delaware News Journal
National Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer Awareness Week: September 23-30 National Previvor Day: Wednesday, September 26, October 1, 2012, Miami Community Newspaper
Why I Gave Up My Breasts, October 2012, Fitness Magazine
Previvor Urges Prevention in Fighting Cancer, September 19, 2012, New Jersey Jewish Times
Fumbled DNA Tests Mean Peril for Breast-Cancer Patients, September 10, 2012, Bloomberg News
Know Your Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risks: Does Cancer Run in Your Family? (PDF) Fall 2012, AvMed Health Plans: Good Health Report
Cincinnati/NKY FORCE celebrates National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week September 9, 2012 Cincinnati.com
Kate Berges wants us to know about the value of genetic testing, Friday, August 24, 2012, New Haven Register
Jewish Men in the Middle of PSA Controversy, August 13, 1012, The Jewish Daily Forward
Delays Plague Breast and Ovarian Cancer Research, August 14, 2012, The Jewish Daily Forward
The Family Cancer Tree, June 27, 2012 Cancer Today
Easton woman reduces cancer risk with double mastectomy, May 26, 2012, The Express-Times
Blessing in Disguise, May 10, 2012, The Jerusalem Post
Risky Surgical Business, May 8, 2012, The Jewish Week
Stanford Web tool helps patients weigh cancer risk, April 23, 2012, San Francisco Chronicle
For Some, Genetic Counseling Is a Lifelong Necessity, Cure Magazine, Spring 2012
Genetic Testing on Brink of Boom, April 5, 2012, Palm Beach Post
Woman tackles cancer aggressively, March 15, 2012, StLouisToday
Force for life Moscow woman starts local chapter for women at risk of breast, other cancers, March 11, 2012, TheTimes-Tribute.Com
Jewish genetic cancer focus of program, February 17, 2012, Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Online
BRCA gene: should parents communicate risk?, January 9, 2012, Huffington Post: Healthy Living
More at high risk of breast cancer choose double mastectomies, November 16, 2011, WTSP 10 News, Chicago
The wife of WPTV Anchorman Jon Shainman makes a difficult decision. Amy Shainman, FORCE Outreach coordinator shares her story, October 27, 2011, WPTV News
NYC Coordinator, Laura Royce participates in an ABC Up Close Program and webchat, October 16, 2011
Philadelphia Union helps to raise awareness of the link between Breast and Ovarian Cancer with a Passing of the Torch, October 15, 2011
Chicago FORCE & Northwestern University TriDelta Sorority Join Together to Educate Young Women on Hereditary Breast Cancer, October 11, 2011
Previvors: Genetically targeted to get breast cancer, Philadelphia Inquirer, October 3, 2011
Renew Denim swaps pants for a cure, The California Aggie (online edition), September 27, 2011
Jean exchange and sale to raise awareness for genetic cancers.
Local women promote National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week, Ann Arbor, Michigan coordinators and volunteers celebrate HBOC Week, September 25, 2011
FORCE hopes to raise awareness of gene mutations for breast, ovarian cancer, Florida Weekly, September 22, 2011
Amy Byer Shainman is volunteer outreach coodinator for FORCE in Palm Beach County. ... She chose to have preventive surgeries to reduce her cancer risk.
Oregon sisters, FORCE Outreach Coordinators, struggle with knowledge of breast cancer risk after genetic test, September 17, 2011
Amy Shainman, Palm Beach Outreach, shares her story of hope and triump in the face of breast cancer, Florida Outreach Coordinator in this featured article, September 6, 2011, TCPalm.Com
The Genes that Bind, Cure Magazine, Summer 2010
When and how to share risk information with kids. An article featuring FORCE member Sara Reveles-Pellegrini.
Yes, They're Fake. My Real Ones Were Killing Me, MSNBC, October, 2010
News coverage of previvor, Claudia Gilmore, National HBOC Week and Previvor Day.
CSPAN: Rep. Jason Chaffetz Coverage of Rep. Chaffetz' comments prior to the voting on H Res #1522.
It Is Official: National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and Previvor Day, Denver Examiner, September 15, 2010, Judy Mouchawar, MD, MSPH. Article coveraging the passage of H Res #1522 with a shout out to FORCE.
Congress passess Wasserman Schultz resolution on breast, ovarian cancers
Sun Sentinel.Com, September 15th, 2010
Coverage of the passage of resolution creating a national Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Awareness week.
Breast cancer education act sponsor to receive award at conference focused on hereditary links (pdf)
Jewish Press of Tampa - May 28, 2010
Article about FORCE Annual Conference and presentation of first annual Spirit of Empowerment Awards for advocacy to honor Representative Wasserman Schultz.
Program features fashion, fact about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (pdf)
The Oakland Press - June 4, 2010
Article covers "In Our Genes" educational event. Quotes Ellyn Davidson, Michigan FORCE Outreach Coordinator who participated in the program.
A Time Bomb: Tough Choices Abound (pdf)
Washington Jewish Week - Washington DC - October 16,2009
Recounts hereditary stories of DC area outreach coordinator Lisa Schlager and DC FORCE members while emphasizing importance of genetic counseling and testing in Jewish community.
What PAs should know before they refer patients to a genetic counselor
Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants - New York, NY - September 10, 2009
The Heaviest Heart: Guilt and Genetic Disease
ABC News, March 24, 2009
Article highlighting the guilt that accompanies hereditary disease. The article features an interview with outreach coordinator and Director of Development Debbie Sokolov and her family.
Going Under the Knife to Head Off Cancer
ABC News, March 2, 2009
An article about weighing the risks of prophylactic surgeries featuring FORCE Member and coordinator Lisa Held (NYC) and Bethany Cove.
For Women with Cancer Gene, New Surgery Support (pdf)
Philadelphia Inquirer, January 14, 2009
Dealing Day By Day
Jewish Exponent, November 26, 2008
Article about FORCE outreach in Philadelphia and involvement in screening of In the Family. Special focus on FORCE member and outreach coordinator, Sandy Cohen and her participation in the film.
Would you have surgery to prevent cancer?
Peoria Journal Star, September 28, 2008
This article features the story of Peoria outreach coordinator and previvor, Catherine D'Souza, and chronicles the choices she made after testing positive for a BRCA mutation.
Better to know? Debating gene tests for kids
This article explores the issues surrounding genetic testing for BRCA in children. The article includes interviews with FORCE members Jill and Jenna Stoller, and FORCE Director Sue Friedman.
Breast Cancer Gene Test for Girls: Too Soon?
ABC.COM, June 5, 2008
Article presents discussion of genetic testing for BRCA in minors and provides several sides of the debate. Includes interview with Detroit FORCE outreach coordinator, Ellyn Davidson.
Cancer Gene is Tie that Binds (pdf)
Detroit Free Press, March, 2008
For sisters, years of fear, blood tests and mastectomies have paved the way for hope, featuring the story of Amy Rauch Neilson.
Would you? Could you?
Colorado Springs Independent, November 15, 2007
Columnist and FORCE member, Jill Thomas chronicles her family history of cancer, her discovery of her BRCA mutation, and attending the first Colorado FORCE network meeting.
A Legacy of Cancer
Nightline, October 11, 2007
FORCE members Susan Davis and her family discuss what it is like for a family coping with many of the family members carrying a mutation
Peering Into the Future
Newsweek, Dec 11, 2006
Article about genetic testing mentions FORCE and includes photo of FORCE Director of Development, Debbie Sokolov
Fighting the Odds
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For the week of May 21, 1966, the Mamas and the Papas debut album, If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears, peaked at Number One on the Billboard 200. The group of New York folk vagabonds whose post-beatnik image and soaring harmonies bridged folk rock and imminent psychedelia had emerged from the "New Folk" movement of the late Fifties and early Sixties, delivering a seminal debut album with an unexpectedly controversial cover.
John Phillips had been a member of the Journeymen, a folk trio that also included Dick Weissmann and Scott McKenzie. (McKenzie would go on record a song of Phillips', "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)," that became a hit during the summer of 1967.) In a similar vein, Cass Elliot had been in the Big Three, while Denny Doherty belonged to the Halifax Three. Both Elliot and Doherty came together in the Mugwumps, which also included John Sebastian and Zal Yanovsky, later of the Lovin' Spoonful. Michelle Phillips was an aspiring model (born Holly Michelle Gilliam) and the wife of John Phillips.
John, Michelle and Doherty performed in the New Journeymen, a temporary group put together to fulfill contractual obligations after the original trio's breakup. In 1965, the three of them then headed to St. Thomas, in the Virgin Islands, to write and rehearse. They were joined by the alto-voiced Cass Elliot. The foursome relocated to Los Angeles, where they signed to Lou Adler's Dunhill label. After briefly calling themselves the Magic Circle, they took the name the Mamas and the Papas.
If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears stands as a peak moment in the West Coast vocal-group sound. The Mamas and the Papas' vocal blend, with its intricate harmonies and interweaving, prompted Life magazine to proclaim them "the most inventive pop musical group and first really new vocal sound since the Beatles."
Although the Mamas and the Papas, clad in colorful hippie threads and projecting diverse looks and personalities, were in many ways the archetypes of a uniquely American reaction to the British Invasion, their debut included the Lennon-McCartney composition, "I Call Your Name" though the Mamas and the Papa's piano-driven, lilting swing bore little resemblance to the rollicking version that appeared on The Beatles' Second Album. Along with a version of "Spanish Harlem" (a track credited to Jerry Leiber and Phil Spector), the album included Phillips originals such as the folk-cum-pop classics, "Monday, Monday" and "Go Where You Wanna Go," the rock groove of "Straight Shooter" and the funky pulsations and bluesy punchiness of "Somebody Groovy." However, it was "California' Dreamin'" that sent the group's career into overdrive.
The song helped trigger the westward migration of rootless young people during the hippie era. "I can't tell you how many people have told me over the years that the reason they were in California was because they heard the song 'California Dreamin'," Michelle Phillips recalled. "It changed their lives." The track beautifully captured the ethereal quality of the group's vocal dynamic and married it to John Phillips' deceptively simple arrangement.
The album's first pressing for Dunhill, released in the spring of 1966, featured a reportedly candid shot of the band fully clothed in a bathtub next to a toilet. At some point, the toilet was deemed inappropriate among label executives, and the decision was made to release the album with a new cover, this time with the offending commode obscured by a label variously heralding the album's inclusion of "California Dreamin'," "Monday, Monday" and "I Call Your Name." A third, further censored cover eventually appeared with the cover image cropped so the bathtub and the toilet were completely removed. Most important, the track list remained the same. The Mamas and the Papas were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 and are among the artists featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland's main exhibit hall, in the Cities and Sounds: Los Angeles - I Love LA: 1965 - 1979 exhibit.


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a VERY Merry Mishap...
I really hesitated when I considered whether or not I should post this, but the truth is I'll want to start blogging baby gear and show the progress of our nursery, so here it is...
We found out about 3 weeks ago, very much to our surprise, since we were thinking we'd wait 2-3 more years! I'm headed to the doctor's today to get my 1st ultrasound...
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Utes win second straight Pac-12 home series.
Utes have three straight Pac-12 games at home.
Utes down Oregon State, 11-2.
Sophomore left fielder Kate Dickman drives in a pair.
Friday and Sunday contests televised on Pac-12 Networks.
Hadley Notes: Served as team captain during 2014 season ... made 184 career starts during Ute career, mainly in center field ... tied for Pac-12 lead in triples in 2013 ... complete five-tool player ... told her family that she wanted to be on the Utah Softball team when she was four years old ... gutty player with a `never say die' attitude ... always looked to take the next base ... played the game hard.
2014: Appeared in all 55 games with 48 starts in center field ... hit .313 at the plate ... eight multi-hit games and four two or more RBI ... stole six bases ... 3-for-3 with two doubles and an RBI against Toledo (2/14) ... RBI double against UTEP (2/14) ... 2-for-3 with two runs scored against Ole Miss (3/3) ... RBI single against Seton Hall (3/7) ... doubled against BYU (3/20) ... two hits, two run scored and an RBI against Idaho State (3/26) ... RBI triple against Oregon State (4/5) ... ... RBI double during 1st game of doubleheader at Weber State (4/8) ... 2-for-3 during 2nd game of doubleheader at Weber State (4/8) ... RBI single at Arizona (4/27) ... 3-for-4 with an RBI triple vs. Southern Utah (4/22) ... RBI double vs. Cal (5/1) ... 3-run homer vs. Cal (5/2) ... 2-for-2 with an RBI vs. Cal (5/3).
Hadley's 2014 Game-by-Game Stats
2013: Tied for Pac-12 lead with six triples in all games and three during league games ... tied for fourth in Pac-12 in sacrifice flies and ninth with 27 hits in the Pac-12's conference-only stats ... started all 55 games in center field ... record 15 multi-hit games ... stole a team-high seven bases lined a double, scored twice and stole base against South Dakota (2/8) ... had an RBI single against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... hit a double and triple during 2-for-3 effort with an RBI against Seattle (2/9) ... was 2-for-2 with a solo homer and a sacrifice bunt against Arkansas (2/10) ... posted a triple and double then scored three runs, while walking twice, against Idaho State (2/15) ... singled and scored a run against Long Beach State (2/17) ... also singled against UNLV (2/17) ... RBI double vs. No. 15 Baylor (3/14) ... went 7-for-12 with two RBI, two triples, and a doubles during series vs. No. 17 Arizona (3/28 through 3/30) ... hit a two-run homer during win over No. 15 UCLA (4/6) ... was 2-for-4 with a homer at No. 9 Oregon (4/3) ... 3-for-3 with a triple and homer for two RBI vs. Weber State (4/10) ... 2-for-4 with an RBI double at Oregon State (4/13) ... had two hits and an RBI in each of the first two games of the Arizona State series (4/19-4/21), both Utah victories ... 3-for-4 with an RBI, stolen base and three runs scored during first game of doubleheader at Southern Utah (4/24) ... hit an RBI double in second game at Southern Utah (4/24) ... 2-for-3 with a triple vs. No. 12 Washington (5/5).
Hadley's 2013 Game-by-Game Stats
2012: Started 41 games and appeared in 54 of 56 games ... made first three career starts behind the plate at No. 15 UCLA (4/20-22) ... has driven in 13 runs ... was 2-for-3 with four RBI, two runs and a homer during second game of twin bill against Southern Utah (3/21) ... hit an RBI single in the first game of the day against the Thunderbirds (3/21) ... drew a walk against Western Michigan (2/10) ... stole a base against Portland State (2/12) ... first home run of the season was a three-run shot against Drexel (2/24) ... tagged a two-run home run against Utah State (3/28) ... cracked a solo homer in second game of series at No. 13/13 Arizona (4/10) ... 3-for-5 on stolen base attempts this year ... has drawn eight walks ... scored a run in the middle game of the UCLA series (4/21) ... hit a two-run triple during first game of Weber State doubleheader (4/25) ... hit a single, drew a walk and stole a base in second game of twin bill at WSU (4/25) ... crossed the plate in first game of series with No. 23 Oregon State (4/27) ... singled and stole a base in middle game of OSU series (4/28) ... had a base hit and scored during finale of series againt the Beavers (4/29).
Hadley's 2012 Game-by-Game Stats
2011: All-Mountain West Conference selection ... started in 40 games and played 49 in the Ute outfield ... second on team with a .339 batting average ... also boasted a .435 on-base percentage as well as a a .565 slugging percentage ... 27 RBI ... 9-of-13 on stolen base attempts ... tied for fourth in the MWC's overall statistics with eight sacrifice bunts ... tied for seventh in the league with two sacrifice flies ... tied for fifth in the conference with nine stolen bases .... one of four MWC players to maintain a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage ... was 2-for-3 with first career double against Virginia (2/24) ... hit a three-run homer and scored twice against Nevada (2/27) ... had a double and two RBI against Wisconsin (3/6) ... had a hit in all three at-bats, including a solo home run, in first game of doubleheader against Southern Utah (3/9) ... also hit a home run in second game against SUU ... had a double and three RBI during 2-for-4 effort in first game of doubleheader at George Mason (3/22) ... had another double in next versus GMU ... connected for a two-run homer against Utah Valley (4/5) ... went 2-for-4 against UVU, the first of three straight two-hit games ... was 2-for-2 with two RBI in game one of doubleheader against Weber State (4/6) then went 2-for-3 with a solo homer in the second game ... hit .750 during Utah's 2-1 road trip at New Mexico and Colorado State (5-5/7) ... had six hits, including a home run and a double, in eight official at-bats to go with five RBI and four runs scored against the Lobos and Rams ... also drew three walks and stole a base.
Hadley's 2011 Game-by-Game Stats
High School/Travel Ball: Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News First-Team All-State selection and first-team all-region as a sophomore, junior and senior ... also on honorable mention all-state and second-team all-region pick as a freshman ... helped Salt Lake Flames win six titles ... helped Bingham High School win the 5A State Championship in 2008, 2009 and 2010 ... named all-tournament team MVP as a sophomore.
Personal: Parents are Larry and Kay Fankhauser ... married to Tate Hadley ... siblings are Tyler (30), Matt (28), Nick (25) and Megan (22) ... major is undeclared ... born Jan. 14, 1992.


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Spring Rhymes
Learning Wonders Felt Stories Curriculum
Signs of Spring
By Robin Suitt
I look outside and what do I see?
Flowers growing and baby birds singing.
Butterflies floating in the sky,
Its beginning to rain, my oh my!
I see spring looking back at me!
Four Spring Flowers
By Robin Suitt
Four spring flowers I do see
, picked one and now there are three.
Three spring flowers fresh and new,
picked one and now there are two.
Two spring flowers blooming in the sun,
, picked one and now there is one.
One spring flower big and grown,
I picked it and now there are none!
Five Umbrellas
By Robin Suitt
Five colorful umbrellas stood by the back door
On a rainy day, one left with
Now there are only four.
Four colorful umbrellas on the hall tree
Now there are only three.
Three colorful umbrellas lying by the shoes
Now there are only two.
Two colorful umbrellas wanting to have fun
Now there is only one.
One colorful umbrella left all alone
On a rainy day, it left with
Now there are none.
Five Little Ducks
Five little ducks went out to play
Over the hills and far away.
Papa duck called with a
Quack, Quack, Quack.
Four Little ducks came swimming back.
Four little ducks went out to play
Three Little ducks came swimming back.
Three little ducks went out to play
Two Little ducks came swimming back.
Two little ducks went out to play
One Little ducks came swimming back.
One little ducks went out one day
duck called with a
ALL FIVE little ducks came swimming back.
One, Two, Three
By R. Suitt
One, two, three theres a butterfly on me!
Where did it go?
I just dont know!
Raindrops Falling
Raindrops, raindrops,
Falling all around.
Pitter-patter on the rooftops,
Pitter-patter on the ground.
Here is my umbrella,
It will keep me dry.
When Im walking in the rain,
I hold it up so high.
Out in the Garden
Sung to
Down by the Station
Out in the garden early in the morning,
See the spring flowers all in a row.
See the flittering butterflies
Floating in to greet them
Up, Up, Up, Up
Up they grow!
On the Spring Morn
Sung to
The Wheels on the Bus
The chicks in the nest cry
Chirp, chirp, chirp
On the Spring Morn.
The rain on the umbrella goes
Drop, drop, drop
On the Spring Morn
The butterflies in the sky move
Flutter, flutter, flutter
Plant, Plant, Plant the Seeds
By Robin Suitt
Sung to
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
Plant, plant, plant the seeds
Gently in the ground
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
What will soon be found?
Water, water, water the seeds
Each and every day
Whats coming up to play?
Peek, peek, peeking out
Sprout up big and tall
Flowers so beautiful!
Flutter, Flutter, Butterfly
Flutter, flutter, butterfly,
Floating in the crisp spring sky.
Floating by for all to see,
Floating by so happily.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
There are seasons, four in all,
Winter, spring, summer, fall.
The weather changes, sun or snow,
The leaves fall down or flowers grow.
Look on the felt board,
What will it be?
Just which season do you see?
One Baby Duck
By Robin Suitt
One baby duck went out to play
Upon the pond one clear spring day.
He was having so much fun
That he called for one of his friend to come.
Two baby ducks went out to play
They were having so much fun
That they called for another friend to come.
Three baby ducks went out to play
Four baby ducks went out to play
Five baby ducks went out to play
One Beautiful Butterfly
By Robin Suitt
One beautiful butterfly flying in the sky so blue,
Another joined her and now there are two.
Two beautiful butterflies resting in the tree,
Another joined them and now there are three.
Three beautiful butterflies looking for more,
Another joined them and now there are four.
Four beautiful butterflies sailing by a hive,
Another joined them and now there are five.
Five beautiful butterflies flying just for fun,
Its getting late, time to head for home.
Little Yellow Ducks
J. Warren
Were little yellow ducks
Who love to see the rain,
Little yellow ducks
Now we will explain.
We love to see the rain come down
Making puddles all over town!
Who love to swim and splash,
We wish the rain
Would last and last and last.
We love to see the rain come down,
Then we can swim all over town!
Feather on Her Back
Five little ducks that I once knew,
Fat ones, skinny one, tall ones too.
But the one little duck
With the feather on her back
She led the others with a
Quack, Quack, Quack.
Quack, Quack, Quack, Quack, Quack, Quack.
She led the others with a
Down to the river they would go
Wibble-wobble, wibble-wobble to and fro
Up from the river they would come,
Wibble-wobble, wibble-wobble ho hum,hum.
Quack, Quack, Quack.


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Musician Lou Ragland was born in Cleveland in 1942. His first instrument was saxophone, his choice after rejecting his high school music teacher's suggestion he play tuba. Inspired by everyone from Brahms to Nat "King" Cole to Ella Fitzgerald, Ragland locked onto soul at 13, when he heard Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers sing "Goody Goody."
In the early '60s, Ragland sang in the storied doo-wop group the Sahibs (along with Hesitations founder Art Blakey and current Hesitation George Hendricks, who taught Ragland rudimentary guitar). He first recorded with the Bandmasters, releasing "Never Let Me Go/Party in Lester's" on Way Out in 1965. The group waxed that 45 at Cleveland Recording on Euclid Avenue. "The Bandmasters was the music and the Sahibs were the voices, and I sang lead, " says Ragland, who also recorded for Way Out under the name Volcanic Eruption, with George Hendricks.
"I was the first artist they produced on Way Out, but after they found out that I could engineer and play instruments, they didn't do anymore on me," says Ragland. "They didn't want to lose me to the art world, they wanted me to pump out these songs." Way Out Studios was located at 1966 East 55th St. in Cleveland and owned by Lester Johnson, a businessman and former singer in the Five Quails, and Cleveland City cop Billy Branch. Pro Football Hall of Fame Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown put money into the operation, affiliating with Way Out under the Big Jim label. Johnson and Branch hired Ragland as their engineer.
In 1968, he finally began making money from the recording business, though with 2005 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees the O'Jays. (pictured, left: Hot Chocolate perform in the early 1970s)
"They hired me as a bass player for three weeks and during that three weeks I had to sleep in my car with a pocketful of money, and I didn't like that," he recalls. On a drive back to Cleveland from Boston, "I asked them whose fault was it that we didn't have a hotel?" They blamed Prime Enterprises, aka Leo Frank and Jules Berger, so Ragland took over as road manager. (Frank and Berger owned Hall of Fame Landmark Leo's Casino, where the O'Jays were stars.) "I started with them as a seller of their pictures and would give them a cut of the money. I'd give them a bigger cut if they autographed the pictures." Then, he says, he created a booklet "that generated this income and then David Johnson quit them in the middle of their contractual agreement, which was in 1968, so Bobby Massey knew I played the guitar and knew that I was friends with Russell Evans, and we had about 10 days before they opened up their first gig." Massey bought him a bass and an amplifier, and Evans taught him the songs. Massey was baritone, second tenor and business manager. Johnson was an early O'Jays bassist. Evans was the guitarist.
In 1970 and 1971, Ragland, Tony Roberson and George Pickett laid down more than 30 tracks as Hot Chocolate, a hard-charging funk combo, on the Co-Co Cleveland label. Ragland played guitar, tambourine and conga drums and sang, Roberson played drums, Pickett bass. Their sole album, Hot Chocolate, was recorded at Cleveland Recording and pressed at Boddie Recording Company on Union Avenue. Dick Dugan, a well-known illustrator for the Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer, created the cover for $100.
While contemporary hits included Three Dog Night's "Joy to the World," the Rolling Stones' "Brown Sugar," and the Carpenters' "Superstar," 1971 wasn't a bad year for soul, either: Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," Jean Knight's "Mr. Big Stuff" and the Undisputed Truth's "Smiling Faces Sometimes" charted high, too.
Shortly after Hot Chocolate made it into local stores, the band released "Good for the Gander/We Had True Love," also on Co-Co, in 1971. Two years later, Co-Co again was the imprint for "I Can't Take It/What the Doctor Prescribed." That Hot Chocolate 45 was recorded at Way Out Studios.
"Hot Chocolate was a live recording, the first record I ever recorded in album form," says Ragland, who now lives in Las Vegas. "We were doing our show and they recorded it. We had practiced enough… we had about 30 songs and we narrowed them down to those that the people requested, so we just sat down in the studio and created one of our sets over again, and then we found out that 'Good for the Gander' was one of the best songs we recorded." In 2004, Ragland licensed the Hot Chocolate LP to Soul Brother Records, an English operation, to reissue as a CD.
Hot Chocolate performed from Pensacola, Florida, to Montreal and "almost every state in between," says Ragland. "Everything east of the Mississippi, we probably covered. The 'chitlin' circuit,' as they called it."
Since then, Ragland has performed solo, with many of his own groups, with the O'Jays and the Ink Spots, among others; he and his wife, Estella, have trademarked World Famous Ink Spots. In March 2012, the Numero Group imprint in Chicago released I Travel Alone, a three-CD/four-LP collection of Ragland solo tracks and Hot Chocolate cuts, as well as highlights from his Volcanic Eruption days and more.
On February 13, 2013, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will present "An Evening with Lou Ragland" in the Museum's Foster Theater, where the soul legend will be interviewed by Cleveland Rock & Roll Memories author Carlo Wolff.


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Sisson's Country Inn
Large bedrooms, most with private baths. 1st floor is wheelchair accessible. Meeting room with kitchen available. On-site catering for groups by reservation.
Motel 6 - Springfield
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Mason City Motel
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Baymont Inn and Suites - Springfield
Double, king, business king, leisure suite, whirlpool suite and executive board room which accommodates up to 25.
Hampton Inn
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Super 8 Motel - Lincoln
43 rooms, sits back-to-back with Comfort Inn, semi parking available, all major credit cards accepted, no checks please. Free cable/HBO, and free local and 1-800 calls.
Sleep Inn of Springfield
Free continental breakfast. Free local calls. Cable TV with Showtime and pay-per-view available.
Best Western Clearlake Plaza
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Stagecoach Inn/ Dunlap House
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Microtel Inn & Suites
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Super 8 Lodge South - Springfield
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Crowne Plaza Springfield
The Crowne Plaza Springfield hotel is the perfect place to stay to enjoy the area's history, culture and quirks. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, their goal is to make your experience a memorable one.
Fairfield Inn - Springfield
65 rooms, indoor pool and spa, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, 24 hr. coffee and tea, elevator, in-room iron/board, copy/fax services.
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Meet Agathe, an extraordinary young Jewish girl, as she tells us about her quiet rural town in 1930s Germany, her neighbors and family, and how their world was torn apart by the Nazis' rise to power. From the horror of Kristallnacht, to the long journey on the Trans-Siberian railroad, to a new life in San Francisco, California, Agathe's commitment to recalling the past, as well as her enduring lust for life, shines through this memoir. Agathe Glaser's writing allows us to vividly experience this time of wrenching upheaval and unexpected adventure through the eyes of a twelve-year-old girl.
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History books traditionally depict the pre-Columbus Americas as a pristine wilderness where small native villages lived in harmony with nature. But scientific evidence tells us that America wasn't exactly a "New World," but a very old one whose inhabitants had built a vast infrastructure of cities, orchards, canals, and causeways. But after Columbus set foot in the Americas, an endless wave of explorers, conquistadors, and settlers arrived, and with each of their ships came a Noah's Ark of plants, animalsand disease. In the first 100 years of contact, entire civilizations were wiped out and the landscape was changed forever.
National Geographic embarks on an expedition into the mysterious world of ancient American history to shed a different light on the history of the Americas.
Bonus program: Columbus Landfall.
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By MP
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Comments about America Before Columbus DVD:
From the title I should have seen a documentary on AMERICA before Columbus. Instead a lot of information on Europe and America AFTER Columbus was what I saw. I expected to see a documentary only about the Americas and the inhabitants, fauna and flora. Though most of it was educational it was NOT what the title stated! PS Don't show a donkey then call it a mule. Somebody wasn't paying attention with that detail. How many other details weren't correct?
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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America Before Columbus
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Why did the film end with the white guy dropping coins into the black man's cup while the narrator speaks of the melting pot? Unnecessary.
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Excellent lesson
By blgsgal
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Great resource for the History teacher.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Annie talks to the animals
from Westchester, NY
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This was so informative and have been telling everyone about this episode! Learned a great deal more than what I was taught in grade school! Learning about how Christopher Columbus' exploration was formed and finally granted by the Queen of Spain....then the voyage itself! I was most saddened when watching the destruction of our planets trees (which we still do til this day)! Explaining the transference of two different diseases (in my opinion are the combined precursor of todays cancers) and how global slavery came into existence. What an amazing program and hope EVERYONE could see this in order to see the world as it truly was and its development into what it is today. Thank you National Geographic!!
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very interesting
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from tx.
wanted to be entertained, was
Great teacher's resource
By Soc. St. Teacher
from WV
This corresponds with the WV 4th grade Social Studies CSO's in an interesting way. Can be used to reinforce what has been taught and/or an introduction to new material.
Learned more about our America
By Nature/History buff
from Boston, MA
I never lot about how all the bugs, animals, trees, vegetables, fruits, etc. got to the Americas. I thought it was very well done and very informative. I will watch it again and lend it out to my friends who are interested in the beginnings of the Americas


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Pa. man facing DWI, hit-and-run charges
Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:46 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:46 a.m.
A Pennsylvania man was charged with drunken driving Saturday after reportedly hitting seven parked cars on Orange Street.
Michael Patrick Sweeny, 32, of Erie, Pa., is charged with DWI and hit and run.
About 11:30 p.m. Saturday, several people called 911 to report a white sedan had struck at least seven cars as it moved three-quarters of a block on Orange Street between Second and Dock streets, according to the Wilmington Police Department.
Police found Sweeny and his vehicle parked outside the Tarrymore Hotel at 102 S. Second St. He has since posted $3,000 bail and been released from custody.
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filgrastim - injection, Neupogen
GENERIC NAME: FILGRASTIM - INJECTION (fil-GRAS-tim)
BRAND NAME(S): Neupogen
Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: This medication stimulates the blood system (bone marrow) to make white blood cells, helping you fight infections. This medication is given to those whose ability to make white blood cells has been reduced. Filgrastim (also known as G-CSF, or granulocyte colony stimulating factor) is a man-made version of a certain natural substance found in the body. It is produced using a certain bacteria.
HOW TO USE: Read the Patient Information Leaflet provided by your pharmacist before you start using filgrastim and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions regarding the information, consult your doctor or pharmacist.This medication is given by injection into a vein or under the skin, usually once a day or as directed by your doctor, until the proper blood counts are reached. Dosage is based on your medical condition, weight, and response to therapy. Use the exact amount of drug prescribed by your doctor. Too little drug may not protect you against infections. Too much drug may cause your body to make too many white blood cells.If you are giving yourself injections at home, make sure you learn how to prepare and inject this medication properly. If you are injecting this drug under the skin, choose a new injection site each time you give yourself a dose. This will help prevent soreness. Never inject filgrastim into skin that is tender, red, bruised, and hard or has scars or stretch marks. Ask your doctor, pharmacist or nurse any questions you may have about how to give yourself filgrastim. Learn how to properly dispose of used syringes, needles, and any unused medication. Never reuse needles or syringes.Remove the medication from the refrigerator 30 minutes before you inject it to allow it to reach room temperature.Avoid shaking this medication; doing so may make the drug ineffective.Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid.Use this medication regularly in order to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, use it at the same time each day.If you are receiving cancer chemotherapy, you should not be given filgrastim at the same time. You should receive filgrastim either before or after the chemotherapy, depending on your blood count results and your doctor's directions.
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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Trees, Shrubs, & Vines
On Becoming a Master Gardener (page 3 of 3)
by Margery Guest
We learned to consider the finished look we want to achieve before pruning, that it is usually better to prune to thin rather than to cut back, and that pruning should begin when trees and shrubs are young. And when trying to revitalize and reshape an old or diseased tree or shrub, "Prune it until you can throw a live cat through it," one, er, lively instructor told us.
We learned about double-digging, creating maintenance paths, and adding either peat or compost but never topsoil. "Topsoil is always an unknown and might just be someone else's problems." Before planting a garden, we should ask: "What are my garden goals?" The answers will drive the selection, colors, and varieties of all the plants.
Homegrown Flavor
In our vegetable class, we learned that (guess what?) homegrown vegetables have better flavor. Store-bought veggies can't ever be really fresh, because grading, washing, sorting, shipping, and inspecting take at least 48 hours. Most commercial growers produce only what's practical for a mass market: uniform products that keep well, ship well, and yield consistently. So, although 'Brandywine' and 'Rutgers' tomatoes, for example, have always tested best in taste, most commercial growers won't touch them.
Fruity Facts
In our fruit-tree and small-fruit culture class, we l that some researchers are interested in the Midwest's wild strawberries because of their disease resistance, and that raspberry canes bear and die, but the plants themselves are perennial.
After the Program
Since finishing up, I've been doing many things differently. I'm growing 'Brandywine' tomatoes for the first time to see if they really taste best. I've stopped watering my tomatoes from above. I've invested in three well-made new tools: a watering wand, a Japanese pruning saw, and a pair of good pruning shears. I've thinned out an evergreen and enjoy the increased sunlight in my dining room. And I can talk climate zones and pH levels with ease.
I don't tell everyone that I've taken the Master Gardening course. It raises expectations. "I figured you'd know that," people say when I don't have an answer on a plant or soil problem. I've learned to admit I don't-and can't-know it all. "Let's look that up," I say, smoothing my green apron.
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Andy Leach, director of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Library and Archives, gives a behind the scenes look at the Library and Archives in downtown Cleveland.
Things are coming along at the Library and Archives. Our staff moved into our brand new facility in December, and since then, we've transferred about a third of our materials from offsite storage and have begun processing these collections in order to make them accessible to the public someday. We're also in the midst of determining our needs for online systems and data storage and planning our in-house digitization and conversation labs for the long-term preservation of our collections. Behind the scenes, making all of this happen is a very talented and hard-working group of employees, interns, and volunteers. As we continue to interview job candidates and fill new positions, it is increasingly clear to me that by the time we open our doors to the public in late 2010, our Library and Archives will be staffed by a first-class group of music librarians and archivists.
Equally outstanding are the archival collections that our Library and Archives will house. A few weeks ago, our Archivist Jennie Thomas and I were looking through the personal papers of Ahmet Ertegun (1923-2006) for the first time. It's simply amazing what you can discover as you peruse his correspondence, which includes letters from individuals such as Mick Jagger, Henry Kissinger, and Barbara Walters, along with numerous holiday cards sent from the White House over the years. In Ahmet's appointment books, you learn that on one night he attended a birthday party for Ray Charles and on another night had dinner with the Kissingers. And in a printed list of individuals who called when Ahmet was hospitalized just prior to his death, you see that these people included Robert De Niro, Aretha Franklin, Jagger, and Jerry Wexler.
This is what makes me excited about getting these archival materials out of storage after all these years and making them accessible to people for the first time. Seeing these collections has been a welcome reminder to me of how important archives are and how collections like these can tell us stories. Ahmet Ertegun's papers illustrate that Ahmet, in addition to being a significant figure in American music history, was much loved as a person and clearly meant a lot to many different kinds of people. This is a great example of what one can learn from an archival collection. While individually these documents might merely be interesting, as a group they begin to tell a story. And sometimes, it may even be a story that hasn't yet been told. On a final note, we've recently been fortunate to receive some great media coverage about the Library and Archives, including stories in local and national newspapers, radio, television, and online sources. In case you missed it, check out John Soeder's excellent article that ran in Cleveland's The Plain Dealer on Sunday, February 28. You can read it here. (Also read: Billboard; NY Times).
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April 19, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. - The ninth-ranked Arizona State University baseball team scored a season-high 16 runs and tied a season high with 19 hits en route to a 16-3 win against Valparaiso on Friday night at Packard Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.
Third baseman Michael Benjamin, who went 3-for-4, and catcher Max Rossiter each drove in a season-high three runs as nine different Sun Devils (23-11-1) recorded an RBI.
ASU took a four-run advantage into the eighth inning before tallying nine runs on eight hits in 14 at-bats to jump out to a commanding 16-3 lead. Right fielder Trever Allen led off the frame with a solo home run to left field, Benjamin and Rossiter each added two-run doubles, and pinch hitters Rouric Bridgewater and Johnny Sewald knocked in two-run singles to highlight the inning.
Starting right-hander Trevor Williams (5-3) earned his fifth win of the season after scattering nine hits and three runs over six innings.
ASU fell behind, 2-0, after Valparaiso scored a pair of runs in the top of the third inning, but the Sun Devils responded with three runs in the bottom of the frame to take the lead, 3-2. Designated hitter RJ Ybarra led off the third with a double and then shortstop Drew Stankiewicz followed with an RBI triple before scoring himself on the throw from by the Crusaders shortstop. ASU took the lead for good on a sacrifice fly by Benjamin.
The Crusaders (14-22) loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the fifth and cut its deficit to one, 4-3, with a sacrifice fly, but Williams struck out the next batter before left fielder Jake Peevyhouse fielded a two-out base hit in left field and threw out the lead runner at home to preserve the Devils' one-run lead.
ASU added one run in the fourth, two in the fifth and one in the sixth before its nine-run eighth inning.
Right-hander Josh McAlister punctuated the ninth with a game-ending strikeout.
Up Next:
The Sun Devils face Valparaiso at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday at Packard Stadium. The game will be broadcast live through the All-Access player on thesundevils.com by the MidFirst Bank Sun Devil IMG Sports Network and also through the Blaze Radio online at www.ustream.tv/channel/blaze-sport. Fans can also follow the team on Twitter at @ASU_Baseball for live scoring and updates from the weekend, and check thesundevils.com for stats, notes and more.
Game Notes:
Coach Esmay moved to 68-15-1 against non-conference opponents...six different Devils had multiple hits and four had multiple RBI.
Saturday's Pitching Matchup
ASU: LHP Ryan Kellogg (8-0, 2.28)
VALPO: RHP Chris DeBoo (2-5, 4.60)
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what does me fucking piper have to do with 21 jump street?
I wanted to change the name of the thread so that it had nothing to do with you but it doesn't change it in the forum listings. I went to message you on FB but you weren't online and I saw that convo on your timeline that had NOTHING TO DO with fucking her but I thought it would be funny. Now i feel like a dick
and then you deleted the part about 21 jump street now i seem insane!
piper's a cool name
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
Congrats Khaos! Oh and be Wrath. It's ironic because you're one of the least angry people around.
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Derek Matthew Anderson
Position: QB
Height: 6-6 Weight: 229 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: June 15, 1983 in Portland, OR
High School: Scappoose
College: Oregon St. (school history) (Anderson college stats)
Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the 6th round (213th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 21 (4634th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Science may be on the verge of producing a limitless supply of replacement parts by regenerating damaged or aging body parts grown from our own cells. Imagine the implications if we could custom make body parts genetically indistinguishable from our own. Could it eliminate the death sentence for profound birth defects, the need for prosthetics and any shortage of transplant organs?
National Geographic delves into the science of tissue engineering and tracks how scientists are beginning to harness the body's natural powers to grow skin, muscle, body parts and vital organs, even hearts
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Remarkable and worth sharing.
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I was so amazed by the research and development in regeneration of human cells and other body parts that I took my copy of this video to a reunion for the Vietnam era Marines, 3rd Bat., 5th in Kentucky on May 18th - 20th, 2012 and showed the whole thing to all of those who were interested. It was a big hit and I'm sure the VA hospitals will be getting some serious questions about the proceedures that might help those brave, wounded soldiers. I sure hope that they can find some help for their injuries. Thanks so much for airing this remarkable program on TV.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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March 13, 2011
AUBURN, Ala. - After dropping the first two games of the series at Plainsman Park to Arizona State, the Auburn Tigers avoided the sweep on their home field, downing the Sun Devils 10-8. The loss drops ASU's record to 11-3. The Tigers rallied for four runs in the bottom of the eighth to earn the come-from-behind win. The Sun Devils, who tallied five hits in the fourth inning, got just two more the rest of the way as they were out-hit 14-7.
For the third straight game, Auburn jumped out to an early lead. With two outs in the bottom of the third, the Tigers strung together four straight hits to plate two runs and take a 2-0 advantage.
The Sun Devils responded in the top of the fourth, scoring four times off Auburn's starter Derek Varnadore. After Johnny Ruettiger and Zack MacPhee led the inning off with back-to-back singles, Riccio Torrez bunted them into scoring position. Zach Wilson brought them home in a hurry, crushing a ball over the giant wall in left for a three-run homer, his second of the season. Deven Marrero followed that with a double down the leftfield line. He came home on Matt Newman's double off the centerfield wall.
The Tigers chipped away at the lead in the bottom of the fifth, scoring one to cut the lead to 4-3. They would take the lead back in the sixth, scoring two runs to take a 5-4 lead. After Champlin put two men on with one out, he was relieved by Joseph Lopez. Lopez allowed a single and a sac fly that gave the Tigers the lead. Champlin went 5.1 innings, allowing five runs on seven hits. He struck out five but walked two and hit two.
The Devils took the lead back in the seventh, scoring four times against three Tiger pitchers. After Newman was hit by a pitch and Barnes walked to begin the inning against Varnadore, Auburn went to their bullpen. Reliever Sean Ray came in and gave up a sac bunt to Joey DeMichele to put the runners at second and third. Andy Workman hit a flare to center that dropped for a single, scoring Newman. After a walk, Ray was pulled for Ethan Wallen. Wallen promptly gave up a two-run single to Zack MacPhee that made it 7-5. After a walk to load the bases, Zach Wilson hit a sac fly to left that made it 8-5.
The Tigers would draw closer in the seventh, scoring a run off Lopez to make it 8-6. Lopez went two thirds of an inning, allowing one run on two hits before giving way to Mitchell Lambson. They would take the lead off Lambson in the eighth, scoring four times. Walks hurt the Devils, as Lambson walked two batters in the inning then gave up a double down the left field line that evened the score. The next batter, Dan Gamache, hit a ball to left that Matt Newman appeared to catch as he crashed into the wall. The ball came out after he landed and the umpires ruled the batter safe. That made it 9-8. Another run would score on an RBI single that made it 10-8 going to the ninth. The lead would hold in the ninth, as ASU went down in order. Lambson took the loss, dropping him to 3-2 on the year. He went two innings, allowing four runs on five hits with three Ks.
Zack MacPhee had two hits in the loss, while Zach Wilson drove in four.
Arizona State will return home Tuesday for a midweek match-up with the Oklahoma Sooners. First pitch is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. from Winkles Field-Packard Stadium at Brock Ballpark.


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I Used To Be Darker on DVDWednesday, April 23rd, 2014
Matt Porterfield's third feature I Used To Be Darker is now available on DVD and VOD in the US and will be available to stream on Netflix May 27th! ED Distribution will release the DVD in France on May 6! Arsenal will pair with Filmgalerie 451 for the German-language DVD this fall!
"Best of Sundance. A true original" – IndieWire (USA)
"Reveals that another kind of American cinema is possible." – Le Passeur critique (FRANCE)
"A welcome indie surprise from the Baltimore-based filmmaker, brilliantly integrating music into a deconstructed family conflict." — Les Inrockuptibles (FRANCE)
"Among other things, this is a love letter to American folk music, melancholic and buoyant at the same time. Porterfield is currently one of the most exciting filmmakers of young American independent cinema." Süddeutsche Zeitung (GERMANY)


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With the Accent Inn being the host hotel for the Youth Western Regional Climbing Competition being held in Victoria BC at The Boulders Climbing Gym this weekend, a small group of intrepid adventurers from the hotel decided we should check out the Gym to see what indoor rock climbing is all about.
Kyle, Whitney, Diane and I headed out for an introductory climbing lesson delivered by a knowledgeable and entertaining instructor named Evan. We listened to Evan's every word as he gave us instructions on our harnesses, rope tying and belaying. There was quite a bit of nervous laughter as we all knew the end result would be climbing to the top of a wall, balancing our feet and grasping with our fingers to tiny hold shaped like animals and placed at distances that seem way too far apart. (more…)


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Catholic Community Services in Rockland County –along with a core group of representatives from Rockland county-based organizations that work to feed the hungry — are using National Hunger Awareness Month, September 2012, as a springboard to call attention to local needs and local organizations working to combat hunger.
They are proclaiming September 6 – September 13 as Rockland County's inaugural "Hunger Awareness and Action Week" to increase donations to food pantries and feeding programs and step up efforts to raise awareness of the issue of hunger.
Click here to learn more about Hunger Awareness Action Week events that you can join to help feed the hungry.


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The Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites, Summit Township is centralized for family fun, shopping and company travel. We provide complimentary breakfast featuring signature cinnamon rolls and shuttle service to and from Tom Ridge International Airport.
Our hotel is perfect for a family get away and is connected to Splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park. For package prices call 866-3 SPLASH. Enjoy many attractions Erie has to offer such as Peek'n Peak Ski Resort, Presque Isle State Park,
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Our hotel is perfect for a family get away and is connected to Splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park. For package prices call 866-3 SPLASH. Enjoy many attractions Erie has to offer such as Peek'n Peak Ski Resort, Presque Isle State Park, Tom Ridge Environmental Center, Waldameer Amusement Park or the Erie Zoo.
Enjoy one of our suites while visiting clients from General Electric, Lord, Steris and Erie Insurance. This property also features 900 sq. feet of meeting space. For larger meetings we partner with the Ambassador Banquet and Conference Center. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites of Erie is located minutes from premier educational facilities of Mercyhurst, Gannon, and Edinboro Universities, Penn State Behrend, and Lecom.
Minutes from Erie's Bay Front you are able to visit attractions like the Bayfront Convention Center, Erie Bicentennial Tower, Maritime Museum, Brig Niagara, Erie Art Museum, Warner Theater and the Erie Play House. Also located downtown are UPMC Hamot and Saint Vincent's Hospitals.
For the sports enthusiast, we are located by Lake Erie Speedway, Presque Isle Down's & Casino. Take in a game at the Erie Insurance Arena home to Erie Otters Hockey and Erie Bayhawks.