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The Liberal Redskin Boys' Tennis Team wins the 2009 Western Athletic Conference Championship. The odds were stacked against the Redskins when our athletes exhausted themselves pushing a squeegee for an hour to dry the courts from rain. Then, a decision was made to relinquish home-court advantage and move this tournament to Garden City where clearer skies allowed play. After a 3-hour delay, the Redskins finally got their chance to defend last year's WAC title. In dramatic fashion, they did just that. With one match to play, the Redskins trailed Garden City by one point. The pressure to win landed on the shoulders of the #1 Doubles team, Landon Harp and Aaron Schaffer. Liberal squared off against the #1 Doubles team from Garden City and dominated play to tie the team score, 12 to 12. To determine a winner, a #3 Singles player breaks the tie. Sophomore, Josh Hamilton's 8-1 victory over Garden City's Chase Sterling sealed the victory for the Redskins.
Individual Results:
#1 Singles--Rogelio Alvarez went 4-0 finishing 1st Place. He defeated Dodge City's Alex Jenkner 8-1, defeated Great Bend's Kevin Pringle 8-4, defeated Garden City's Andy Larkin 8-4, and defeated Hays' Andrew Kroll 8-6 to take the 1st Place medal.
#1 Doubles--Landon Harp/Aaron Schaffer went 4-0 finishing 1st Place. They defeated Dodge City's Tyler Woods/Garrett Salem 8-2, defeated Great Bend's Israel Mendoza/Corbin Bosch 8-1, defeated Garden City's Brandon Stucky/Blake Stucky 8-2, and defeated Hays' Aaron Moritz/Ingo Jungnickel 8-0 to win 1st Place Honors.
#2 Singles--Hai Vo went 1-3 finishing 5th Place. He defeated Dodge City's Peter Neidhart 8-7 (7-4) in a tie breaker, lost to Great Bend's Matt Krug 0-8, lost to Garden City's Todd Wells 0-8, and lost to Hays' Spencer Hess 5-8 to finish 5th Place.
#2 Doubles--Vince Nguyen/Duc Nguyen went 3-1 finishing 2nd Place. They defeated Dodge City's Pedro Calderon/Miguel Lopez 8-0, defeated Great Bend's Ramon Garcia/Noel Rodriguez 8-0, defeated Hays' Taylor Ermain/Brett Beowyher 8-2, then lost to Garden City's Chris McMillan/Peyton Nelson 6-8 to finish 22nd Place.
#3 Singles--Josh Hamilton went 3-1 finishing 1st Place. He lost his first match to Dodge City's Armando Marquez 7-8 (7-4 tie-breaker), defeated Great Bend's Marcos Barnagan 8-0, defeated Garden City's Chase Sterling 8-1, and defeated Hays' Michael Sterling 8-1 to take 1st Place.
Post-season honors: Coach of the Year and Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year Rogelio Alvarez.
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Most of my field shooting is done from 40 to 80 yards, so I need a stable shooting platform to be able to consistently hit small targets like California ground squirrels at those ranges. The first two anchor points are the left and right feet of a Stoney Point telescoping bipod. The second two anchor points are my left and right feet planted solidly on the ground, and the fifth anchor point, is either my right, or left shoulder planted firmly against a nearby tree. With the rifle resting on the bipod I now have a nice stable platform to shoot from. It beats the heck out of off hand, or even shooting from a monopod. This method has worked quite well for me for many, many years. Here's how it looks in real life. I hate video compression, but I think you can still see what I'm talking about. The gun is my FX Monsoon in .22.http://imageevent.co...=...amp;s=0&z=2
Anchored at 5 points shooting stance. (works great)
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Posted 03 May 2008 - 07:17 AM
Nice shootin Tex!
Posted 03 May 2008 - 08:09 AM
Thats a good way to shoot i have been using the top of my camera on the tripod and have been dropping grackles left and right it's so fun watching on the comp late with a beer . But the tree is a shooters friend every time but i rarely shoot over 50 yrds because i'am knot that steady , nice little clip VAir
Posted 03 May 2008 - 08:20 AM
That shows a very good point even for those of us that use shooting sticks. Any extra anchorage is your friend. I use the same shooting sticks and since I can't bend my knees it sure makes a standing shot easier. Even sitting you can't beat them because they have such a long adjustment range. That pellet sure sailed through that squirrel. Like it wasn't even there.
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Emil Turner: 'Romans 5:8 says it all'
Arkansas Baptist News | Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 1:00PM
SHERWOOD – "I preached at this conference for the first time in 1996. It must have been sufficient because this is the second time I've preached at the conference," said Emil Turner to laughs and applause, a lighthearted start to a challenging message at the Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC) 2013 State Conference on Evangelism and Church Growth.
The former ABSC executive director preached from Romans 5.
"I am preaching a message to evangelists, not an evangelistic message. Romans 5:8 says it all," said Turner.


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Los Osos, CA — An apparent suicide pact ended the life of one person and sent the other to jail. On Monday, at approximately 11:26 p.m., Montana de Oro State Park Rangers made contact with the driver of a vehicle occupied by two people located near the dead end of Pecho Road in Montana De Oro State Park.
Subsequent investigation revealed that the passenger of the vehicle, 81-year-old Gewynn Mariann Taylor of Los Osos, was deceased. Assistance was requested from the Sheriff's Office, and Sheriff's patrol, detectives, Coroner's and Crime Scene Investigators responded.
The driver, 86 year-old George Leigh Taylor of Los Osos, was transported to Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center where he was treated for non-life threatening injuries. Further investigation led to his arrest for homicide.
This investigation is on-going. There are no suspects outstanding. The victim's autopsy will take place on Thursday. The Taylor's were husband and wife.


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How to successfully get your app into China
Mar 04,2013 by Admin
The Great Wall of China. For thousands of years it kept invaders out. Today, it still stands as a symbol of the mobile separation between China and the rest of the world. Massive piracy, app store fragmentation, and terrible ARPUs have kept a majority of app developers away from the red giant. But China isn't something that can be ignored any longer. Western developers are salivating at the news that China has just topped the U.S. as the world's largest market for active iOS and Android devices.
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The growth curve for China is staggering. On top of the 250+ million active smartphone users there are over 800 million feature phones that are going to eventually be replaced by iOS and Android devices in the next several years. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc., has already publicly stated that China is going to be Apple's largest market very soon. So what can developers do about the challenges of entering the world's largest market? This is the moment where the smart developers separate themselves from the herd to become a first mover.
Know Your Audience
- Localization is necessary. 95% of China's mobile subscribers speak mandarin. There are plenty of companies out there that will either take rev share or cash upfront but for the cash strapped developer check out Ackuna. Ackuna is a free mobile app translation platform that crowdsources the translation work for free.
- Avoid sensitive topics. Politics, realistic violence, partial nudity, etc. are all part of pop culture in the west but don't forget these things are very taboo and controlled in China. Apple pulled a Dalia Lama quote app back in 2009 and continues to "comply with local laws". Think about it this way - if you can't Google it in China, avoid it.
- Focus on great content. period. I've read so many articles all stressing how different asian audiences are and what works here will never work over "there". If all the hype were true then everyone in China would be playing tamagotchi and card trading apps all day. Let me make this clear - what's popular here, is popular there. The number #1 free app in the app store right now is plants vs. zombies. Other apps in the top 100 include Temple Run 2, Gun Bros, and FruitNinja. Check out AppAnnie's free app tracking if you want to dig deeper into app categories. It's not rocket science - if you make a great app in the west, it's going to do well in China as long as you pay attention to my first two points and follow the next piece of advice...
Know The Market
- Paid apps don't stand a chance. According to a 2011 study of two Chinese app stores by Lookout Mobile Security, about 17% of apps were pirated or repackaged likely by someone other than the developer. Even if you could stay on top of the hundreds of app stores that contain pirated rips of paid apps, there is an even bigger problem called Cydia. Most nerds are familiar with jailbreaking and Cydia's collection of pirated apps but did you know that according to Umeng "42.4% of mainland China iOS devices are jailbroken"? Like it or not, piracy is a huge part of doing business in China.
- There are primarily two app business models in China - ad supported and in-app purchases. In-app purchases work better on iOS because Apple has tied direct carrier billing in for developers but it's still a mess on Android. Unless your app has dozens of pay walls and requires virtual currency to proceed I would strongly discourage in-app purchases. As a developer you're going to be getting a much smaller slice of paying users and the LTV is also 50-80% lower because of economical reasons. That leaves the ad-supported model. You'll want to work with a partner that measures on installs (clicks are easily faked by bots in China). This may sound obvious but make sure the ad network is showing localized ads in mandarin. Clearly, I am biased because I work for AppFlood but if you haven't checked us out already this may be the time. We have a Chinese cost-per-install version that lets developers buy, sell, or exchange users completely commission-free. We're also headquartered in Beijing and have extremely good relationships with carriers and OEMs. Ok, I know, enough shameless plugging.
- The Pareto 80/20 principle for Chinese app stores holds true. Rather than uploading your app to hundreds of app stores, focus on the app stores with largest reach and reputation. For iOS, you'll have to use Apple but Android is a different ballgame. Stick with the big three carrier stores - China Mobile, China Telecom, & China Unicom. Here are the backend links to all three: CM: http://dev.10086.cn/ & CT: http://ap.189store.com/ & CU: http://dev.wo.com.cn
China's mobile dominance is already here. The only question you've got to answer is do you want to play?
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Chefs and restaurateurs are the most giving souls on this planet. There isn't a day that goes by that they aren't donating time, food and services to a plethora of charities. Chef Neal Langermann of Langermann's and Langermann's on Light is donating his time, his award winning Southern inspired cuisine to prepare a dinner for eight in the raffle ticket winner's home to benefit The Red Devils. The winner and their guests will enjoy a five course, gourmet feast, replete with wine and prepared by award winning Chef Langermann.
This amazing dinner valued at $2,000 might be yours if you purchase one of only 100 raffle tickets being sold for a $100. The full raffle ticket price will be donated to The Red Devils. Create your own consortium on the raffle ticket(s). Get friends and family to pitch in and if you win you all enjoy the dinner. Four couples each pitch in $25 = $100 raffle ticket. Each ticket you purchase helps The Red Devils provide meals and groceries to a Maryland breast cancer family.
Chef Langermann has graced world-class restaurants with his culinary expertise, including San Francisco's Sherman House Hotel, DC's Red Sage, and Georgia Brown's. Other accolades include being a seven time James Beard guest chef at New York's prestigious Beard House. Chef prepares his dishes using classical French techniques, fresh, high quality ingredients from local sources and with influences from the Coastal Southeast. The result: food that is not just eaten, but savored, relished, and enjoyed.
Between May 1, 2014 and 5:00 p.m. on June 30, 2014, only 100 tickets will be sold to enter Chef Langermann's Dinner Raffle for a chance to win this culinary experience valued at $2,000. Your chances of winning this one-of-a-kind evening with Neal Langermann are 1 in 100, but your odds improve with every ticket you buy. Purchase raffle tickets
The prize drawing takes place on June 30, 2014 at Langermann's Restaurant in Canton. You need not be present to win. The prize is valid through June 30, 2015.
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Picture day! The picture this week is from a park out in Golden, Colorado that had some of the coolest clouds in a 30 minute period I have ever seen. I have posted a few pictures of the Clear Creek History Park before (Purple Rain and Stormy Skies and The Red Barn). This was taken after the storm had went through, but still produced some amazing clouds. I have began to realize how crucial the sky is in pictures and comment on the sky nearly every other day. This picture would not nearly be even as remotely cool if it was just a blue sky, but the clouds and different blues and shadows make for an awesome picture (at least in my opinion).
I went out last weekend and took a bunch of sunrise pictures (even a cool panorama that I'm working on). I just need to get out more and get some great sunrise / sunset photos, so be on the lookout!


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Nov. 8, 2012
STANFORD, Calif. - Stanford Football and The Cardinal Channel, the creative video production team of Stanford Athletics, today released the 12th episode of "How We Do It," the 15-week original video series that takes viewers inside all angles of the Cardinal Football program.
Episode 12, "My Last Walk," is built in three chapters:
Chapter 1 talks with four seniors - Sam Schwartzstein, Stepfan Taylor, Drew Terrell, and Chase Thomas - about their emotions heading into Saturday's last regular season home game of their Stanford careers, and the last time they will make The Walk into Stanford Stadium.
Bringing viewers inside Stanford's intricate sideline operation, Chapter 2 explores the in-game huddles, the equipment operation, athletic training and the "Sharks" special teams unit.
Chapter 3 revisits the tales from the fabled 1992 Stanford team upon the 20th reunion of their 10-3 season and Blockbuster Bowl glory under Bill Walsh.
Check back to GoStanford.com throughout the season for new episodes weekly of How We Do It.


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On select nights during the summer of 2014, Disney's Animal Kingdom will have a special event called Harambe Nights. This is a separately ticketed event similar to the Halloween and Christmas parties at the Magic Kingdom.
Harambe Nights begin with a Welcome Reception in Harambe Village at 7 p.m. The reception includes African-inspired appetizers, beer, and wine.
The 'mane' event for Harambe Nights is a 7:30 p.m. show in the new Harambe Theater. The show is "The Lion King - Concert in the Wild." This new theater show includes a live orchestra and choir, dancers, digitally projected movie moments, and a guest narrator. The line up for guest narrators is below.
- June 7 – Viola Davis
- June 14 – TBD
- June 21 – Montego Glover
- June 28 – David Alan Grier
- July 5 – Michael Beach
- July 12 – Harry Lennix
- July 19 – Joe Morton
- July 26 – Alfre Woodard
- August 2 – Brian Stokes Mitchell
- August 9 – Patina Miller
Following the show there is the Harambe Nights Street Party. This event includes music, characters, and live performers. There is also an all-inclusive buffet with African cuisine and desserts. The event ends with a special finale.
Tickets cost $119 for adults and $79 for ages 3 to 9. There are also premium floor seating tickets that cost $134 for adults and $94 for ages 3 to 9. Prices do not include tax. Tickets can be purchased online here or by calling 407-939-1319.


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David Bartley Godleski, 42, of Anderson and formerly Pendleton, died March 18, 2013, at his home following a sudden illness.
Survivors include his parents, Michael and Marty (Bell) Godleski of Anderson; sister, Nancy M. Godleski of Nashville, Tenn.; several aunts, uncles and cousins.
Preceded in death by his brother, Michael Allen Godleski.
Visitation was held from 4:30 until 7 p.m., on Friday, March 22, 2013, at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Lahm Chapel, Pendleton. Services were held 1 p.m., on Saturday, March 23, 2013, at Trinity Episcopal Church in Anderson with Bishop William E. Smalley officiating. Burial followed at Grove Lawn Cemetery, Pendleton.
Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity Episcopal Church, 1030 Brown/Delaware St., Anderson, IN 46016 or American Heart Association, 6100 W. 96 St., Suite 200, Indianapolis, IN 46278.
Arrangements entrusted to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Lahm Chapel, Pendleton.


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Photo: New York Governor David A. Paterson
New York Governor David A. Paterson's executive budget, announced today, includes a number of proposals to deal with a $13.7 billion 2009-10 state budget deficit by eliminating duplicative services, consolidating overlapping state agencies, lowering the cost and size of the state workforce, and closing underutilized state facilities.
"With the state facing a fiscal emergency, we need to look for innovative ways to improve the operations of our government and deliver services more effectively," said Paterson. "These reforms are a first step toward fundamentally reevaluating the way we do business, which will mean significantly lower costs for taxpayers over the long term."
The Plan
The executive budget recommends that seven state agencies merge or integrate with existing agencies, as a first step toward future consolidations. Two additional agencies would have their operations hosted by other agencies. For example, the New York State Foundation for Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR) would merge with the Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC). The State Employment Relations Board is eliminated and its functions absorbed by the Public Employment Relations Board, the Department of Taxation and Finance would host the operations of the Office of Real Property Services and the Division of the Lottery would host the operations of the Racing and Wagering Board.
The executive budget reduces the size of the state workforce by 3,108 positions in 2009-10. This will be accomplished through consolidations and facility closures, as well as the continued implementation of a hard hiring freeze. Layoffs are primarily limited to the impact of agency consolidations or facility closures. Pension enhancements for some categories would be eliminated as well.
Shared Services
To build toward future efficiencies, the executive budget would also establish a new Council on Shared State Operations to oversee the development of a "shared services" model in New York, co-chaired by the director of state operations and the director of the budget. A shared services approach seeks to centralize back-office operations, thereby creating cost savings while simultaneously improving the services offered. an approach that has been supported by private sector firms for years and has been increasingly adopted in the public sector.
Consolidating administrative functions shared by multiple agencies will free agencies to focus on their core missions of providing essential services to New Yorkers, said a release from the Governor's Office, rather than administrative tasks.
Over the next several years, state agencies will work together to create shared service centers with expertise in six distinct operational areas. These centers would gradually become responsible for administering the following consolidated lines of business across state government:
- Financial Management System (FMS). The Division of the Budget, in partnership with the Office of the State Comptroller, will launch development of a system to support the delivery of statewide financial services including budgeting, procurement, accounts payable and travel expense reporting.
- Procurement. A new Office of Procurement Services will evaluate and improve the state's procurement policies, coordinate purchasing among state agencies, develop new approaches to leverage the buying power of the state, and assist in the development of an e-procurement system as part of the statewide financial management system. The new office will be led by a chief procurement officer (CPO) following a model used by the private sector and other states to capture savings through an ongoing identification of strategic opportunities to partner with sellers of goods and services.
- Human Resources. The Office of Civil Service and the Office of Employee Relations will explore how the state can better integrate its existing human resource systems and coordinate employee benefits, training, recruiting and time and attendance.
- Technology. The Office for Technology will focus on the delivery of disaster recovery services, consolidation of servers into a statewide data center, required security and improvements to telecommunications.
- Asset Management. The Office of General Services will focus on managing state-owned and leased real property, and explore fleet and surplus property initiatives.
- Customer Service. A consortium of agencies will also become responsible for developing statewide customer service activities, including a statewide Web-based portal for "one-stop" applications for licensing and permits, and potentially a statewide call center.


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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE ; 6 July 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18440706-TC-JWC-01; CL 18: 108-109
Chelsea, Saturday, 6 july, / 1844—
Yes, Dearest, here is your good little Letter today, and all is right! Yesterday Helen kept "wondering" why Mrs Carlyle had not written; wished "she might be well," "most mysterous" &c &c,—enough to provoke any one not of firmest nerve, into some discomposure. I was obliged to check her at last, for she was really fretting me.
What could have detained the Times? I put it with my own hand upon the Postmaster's Counter (too big for his slit) in fair time. Surely Sir James1 does not detain Newspapers? Poor Sir James: you may let them praise him in Maryland Street, you unbeschasiblich ruhig [arrogantly quiet one]; he is down in the gutters here, and all the world spitting on him. I believe indeed he is getting far too much, having been unluckier than others, as I often say, rather than radically worse in that particular.
Yesterday so soon as I had done my Note to you, and was thinking to be out, the skies opened again, and said No. "Get ready the Chop and potatoes." I sat down to read in my Cromwell Rubbish-Books. After dinner, Perry with the stealthiest ring at the bell came backing in; I paid him his rent, and with difficulty got him out again and the gob of him closed. The rain still continued; and so did I, reading my old rubbish-book;—not sleeping, no, nor thinking of it! I have a thought of restricting myself to one chop in future.
Tea over, the skies closed again; about 8 o'clock, I had myself carried into Piccadilly over the glar of our Chelsea roads; and there rushed forth over the clean pavements, far and wide; penetrated—to where think you?—to the Regent's Park and Lockhart's,2 being wishful of a little human speech. Lockhart tho' it was only 5 minutes past 9 had "gone to his bedroom Sir,"—not unwell; he always retires then Sir, when dinner is done! Not a bad plan, I imagine.—I then called for the Macreadies (not mentioning that it was 'then,' but leaving it supposable that I came on purpose): the three women3 were sitting very still, with seams and two candles, in their dining room; I sat and talked really very pleasantly with them for about an hour: Miss Macready seems to me a truly good woman; the whole aspect of the House was full of cleanliness, clearness, placidity. Darwin had told them of Bölte's dismissal from Grahamdon: that thing should really never have been mentioned. Dickens, it appears, on all the Letters he wrote after the 'explosure,' put something à la Childs on the back!4 He is gone to Italy, poor little man, as your missive indicates.5 To Marseilles, then to Genoa. Good luck to him, poor little Dickens; there is something very good and gifted in him, and in his lot are tragic elements enough capable of unfolding themselves.
It will be a great relief to the poor Goody to get her mouth opened again, and that pent reservoir of Liberalism emitted! Really it is too bad to be plagued in these days with any debate about Sir James Graham and Co; there are quite other considerations and questions opening around us at this o'clock. Let the dead bury their dead.— However, the uncle is so honest and brave a man, it beseems the niece to let him have his way and not to call a Coach.
You will get no Letter on Monday, for none can be sent on Sunday; I wish before Tuesday (that means for you, Tomorrow) you would send me the right address of Pauletdom; at present I know only "—Paulet Esq, Seaforth, Liverpool," which I suppose would do, but it will be better to have his first name too.— — Baringdom for tomorrow causes a shudder; the weather too is bad, and my health improving: Stava bene, per star meglio, sto qui!6—
I have a Letter to write to Jack, various Letters to write; this to the Burns Festival I have just written. Wretched mortals! The Sister of Burns7 about a year ago could hardly be rescued from starving.— Bless thee poor Dear
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Revere Golf Club - Concord Course
Henderson, NV 89052 Phone(s): (877) 273-8373, (702) 259-4653
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It was a chilly night in April, 1775, when Paul Revere made his famous "midnight ride" through Massachusetts and warned Americans that the British army was coming. This valiant display of patriotism was the inspiration behind the Revere Golf Club, located just south of Las Vegas in Henderson.
The club originally opened in 1999 with the first of two courses, the Lexington, named after the first stop on his famous ride. In June of 2002, the Concord course was added and accompanied the same theme of providing golfers with a "revolutionary golf experience."
The Concord is a collaboration of PGA legend Billy Casper and Greg Nash. It is the duo's sixth design in the Las Vegas area. They also crafted the Lexington.
The land for the Concord is prime, sitting south of the city atop one of the highest points in the valley. The canyon landscape gives players a breathtaking and intimate setting.
The course is slightly more forgiving than its older sibling. It plays just at slightly more than 7,000 yards from the back tees. There are four sets of tees in all, playing its shortest at just 5,305 yards.
The course has similar elevation changes to the Lexington and many tees are elevated, which is just one of the many forgiving characteristics coming into play on the Concord. Wide fairways and large greens welcome golfers of all abilities - those who want to score well and those hoping to stay out of trouble. The course rating plays about a stroke easier than the Lexington at 72.8 compared to 73.6.
Each hole on the Concord bears a historic name pertaining to the revolutionary era. The first hole, "Bunker Hill," is named after the American's valiant Revolutionary War battle. The par-5 18th, "Independence," is a fitting title for the end of the round. These names are just one of the many ways the Revere Golf Club strives to educate and inspire those who come.
Since the club's opening in 1999, the accolades have come in from many publications, naming the Revere Golf Club one of Vegas' best. The Lexington and Concord were both given a coveted four-star rating by Golf Digest. Both were also named a "Best New Course" when they opened.
The practice area, fittingly named "The Battlefield," gives guests an opportunity to hone their game before the round. Complimentary balls are available to guests and natural grass hitting areas and practice areas make the area one of the most complete in the area. Lessons and a variety of different golf schools are offered the entire year.
Off-course amenities have also been praised. The pro shop was rated in the Top 100, and Buckman's Grille was voted a "Top 19th hole" by Vegas Golfer magazine.
The Revere Golf Club's 23,000-square-foot clubhouse offers panoramic views of the valley and Las Vegas strip with an entire side enclosed in glass from top to bottom. The experience, both off course and on, is sure to leave golfers a sense of freedom, much like Revere's ride inspired revolutionaries in 1775.
* Proshop
* Clubhouse
* Practice Facilities
* Restaurant/Bar
* Lessons
* Rentals
- The Revere at Anthem: A 'Revolutionary' Golf Experience
- Revere Golf Club
- With Revere Golf Club's Lexington and Concord courses, Billy Casper and Greg Nash score big
- Las Vegas' luckiest golf course: Revere Concord can save your wayward drives
- Revere Golf Club's Concord course is a Las Vegas shot-maker's dream
- Gallery: The Concord Course: A gentler complement to Revere Golf Club's Lexington
- Revere Golf Club in Las Vegas: 36 holes, one great golf experience
- The Revere Golf Club in Henderson offers Las Vegas golfers 36 holes of golf paradise: The Lexington and The Concord
- Gallery: Revere Golf Club's Concord Course offers the complete package for Las Vegas golfers
Golf course details
- Holes: 18
- Designed by: Billy Casper, Greg Nash
- Public/Private: Public
- Year opened: 2002
- Golf Season: Year round
- Guest Policy: Open
- Tee times welcomed: Yes
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- Pro in house: Yes
- Driving range: Yes
- Rental clubs: Yes
- Rental carts: Yes - included in green fees
Green fees price ranges
- Week days: $88
- Weekends: $88
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James Torrey Smith (twitter: @TorreySmithWR)
Position: WR
Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: January 26, 1989 in Colonial Beach, VA
High School: Stafford
College: Maryland (school history) (Smith college stats)
Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2nd round (58th overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 32 (3081st overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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All USA has an "F" rating from the BBB:
You can read their horrible BBB report here. They have over 100 complaints, including 65 complaints that they never even bothered to answer. The complaint summary reads:
Complainants relate to delays in delivery or pick-up of goods, failure to honor the estimated costs of moves and insistance upon final payment in cash after being promised that payment could be made by credit card. Some customers complain that goods were damaged during the moves. Other complainants state that the company failed to provide claim forms and failed to pay claims.
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3 planes breach no-fly zone over Obama vacation
PALM CITY, Fla. (AP) — Federal Aviation Administration officials say they're investigating three more apparent breaches of the no-fly zone above President Barack Obama's vacation spot along Florida's Atlantic coastline.
According to the FAA, a Lancair 320 allegedly entered the temporarily restricted airspace Saturday afternoon. The plane was flying from Boca Raton to DeLand.
On Sunday morning, FAA officials say a Cessna allegedly entered the restricted flight area. The plane landed at Okeechobee Airport.
A Robinson R44 helicopter allegedly entered the restricted zone Sunday afternoon. The FAA says the helicopter landed at Okeechobee Airport.
Two F-16 military jets escorted a small plane away from the no-fly zone over Palm City on Saturday morning. U.S. Army Lt. Col. Mike Humphreys said the planes forced the Cessna 152 to land in Witham Field in Stuart.
Didn't Barack Hussein Obama just spend about 3 weeks in Hawaii during the holidays? I thought he wasn't going to rest until he got the budget crisis solved.
Air traffic control tells the planes which routes to take, so if the pilots were following those instructions, is it really their fault if they didn't know they were flying in a "temporarily restricted airspace"?
There are so many rules and regulations, it's nearly impossible to keep track of them anymore.
Maybe if he would stay home once in a while. People wouldn't get into trouble with their airplanes fliying into his airspace.
There are many planes flying that do not call controllers. There are certain areas that pilots need to call controlllers, and some areas pilots are not required to call controllers.
Walter, I think it was that whole state of the union speech ordeal, he's tired. I'm sure he will be back on the job in time to criticize the house for not having a solution to the March budget cuts.
Walter and RTS. Yesterday was sunday, a day of rest. You didnt work yesterday, did you?
BTW, the party of no is on recess, taking a break. Being obstructionist idiots must be hard work....
Prior to the Christmas trip to Hawaii, President Obama had spent 61 days during his first 31 months in office.
President Bush spent 180 days on his Crawford Ranch and at Camp David during his first 31 months in office, according to CBS News.
President Clinton spent 28 days on vacation during his first 31 months in office according to CBS News.
President Reagan spent 112 days on vacation during his first 31 months in office according to CBS News.
It looks like our hard working, loving, President Bush spent as much time on vacation in first 31 months as Obama, Clinton, and Reagan.
Who is the lazy one???????????
Those were probably drones up above, with Biden at the controls. He REALLY wants to be the Prez!
gdog You liberal arse-holes would like this country to be so far in debt, My great great great great great grandkids will be paying for it. Freakin idiot !!!!!!!!!


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Think the 72 Dolphins are happy about the Patriots being in their house, ransacking the place in "pursuit of perfection?"
Not a chance.
In fact, Dave heard yesterday that most of the 72 Dolphins will be in town for the Superbowl, and have a room rented at a local hotel, with champagne on ice...waiting to celebrate when the Patriots lose.
And some former players - most notable Larry Csonka who played for the Giants for a couple of seasons - have gotten permission to be on the Giants sideline during the game to urge the team on.
And Don Shula is handing out asteriks to all the radio row people?
[editor's note: this sounds like a load of BS to us, but we're posting it anyway!]
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Reminder: New literary agents are golden opportunities for new writers because each one is a literary agent who is likely building his or her client list. This installment is for agent Brittany Howard of Corvisiero Literary.
About Brittany: Brittany Howard of Corvisiero Literary is all about experiences. She's lived in small towns, big cities, and traveled the world. She has a degree in theatre and is currently pursuing a MFA in Creative Writing. When reading, she loves to be introduced to new and interesting people and places. She looks for strong voice, good storytelling, and fascinating relationships between characters—romantic or otherwise. More than anything, she loves when a book surprises her. Find her on Twitter. Also find her online at the YA Sisterhood Blog.
(Why you should only query 6-8 agents at a time.)
She is seeking: Her first love is YA– from High Fantasy to Paranormal to to soft Sci-Fi to Contemporary– she loves all young adult. She also likes high concept, adventure themed, and funny MG, but a strong voice is MUST for her in MG. She's willing to look at Picture Books, but is very selective.
For adult fiction, she prefers stories that are a romance at heart– Contemporary, Paranormal, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Historical are all genres she's been known to enjoy. Anything with theatrical or artistic or interesting historical elements will probably catch her eye, too.
(Learn about other literary agents who represent romance.)
She's tends to steer clear of adult epic fantasy, hardcore Sci-fi, YA issue books, chapter books, or books with multiple POV's.
How to submit: Brittany prefers that you paste the 1-2 page synopsis and the first 5 pages directly into the query e-mail. Do not send Brittany attachments. Email your query with pasted material to query [at] corvisieroagency.com with "Query For Brittany" in the subject line.
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The differences between Superstar and Quantum Leap
Superstar Moonwalk and Quantum Leap bounce houses are the most popular bounce houses from Blast Zone. Which one do you prefer? This article summarizes the similarities and key differences.
Most important about these products are safety of the bouncers: netting encloses all sides of the bouncers which are fully zipped. They're both enjoyable for birthday parties, fun fulling events that will take your kids' mind away. Both bounce houses are made of top quality interwoven oxford cloth with a strong flooring support. Airflow blowers continually pumps air into the bouncer, which would leak air out of the porous material. Composed of PVC bounce floor makes the bounce area more durable. Both are categoried as residential grade inflatables, meaning lighter weight, easy to assemble and disassemble. Guaranteed to be used all year long.
The fundamental differences between the two bounce houses is the area of bounce floor. Superstar Moonwalk has a slightly bigger bounce area, 11' x 11', whereas Quantum Leap has 10' x 10' bounce floor. Superstar also has a slide at the entrance where Quantum Leap doesn't. Besides those two features, the only differences are color and themes. The table below depicts feature comparison of the two bounce houses.
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Dr. Carlos J. Haertel, Managing Director, GE Global Research Center Europe shared his views on the roles of corporate R&D and the rationale for R&D partnerships at the recent World Innovation Conference in Cannes. Here you get the bullet points:
Roles of Corporate R&D
- Reaching across disciplines
- Spreading technology across the company
- Specialized in tackling the New
- Recruiting top technologists
Rationale for R&D partnerships
1. Cost
- Leveraging resources, access government funding
2. Speed & Quality
- Tapping into existing capabilities & expertise
3. Get to Market
- Innovating along the value chain, tying in customers & suppliers
4. Creativity
- fresh ideas, diverse perspectives, alternative business models
When Haertel talked about open innovation, he used the below image to emphasize that partnering and thus open innovation needs to go beyond the co-ideation phase in order to get the full benefits. I fully agree on this.
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T-Mobile's Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity now official
There's no press release yet and neither are the phones featured on T-Mobile USA's website, but, as of today, Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity are pretty much official.
First in the spotlight, Samsung Behold aka Samsung T919, is a full-touch 3G handset. Apparently, this is the North American version of Samsung F480, reviewed by us here.
Not all the details regarding Samsung Behold are known, but among the ones unveiled, the QVGA touchscreen with haptic feedback will probably make lots of T-Mobile customers want this phone.
Other features of the handset include:
TouchWiz interface
A 5 Megapixel camera with autofocus and flash
Full HTML browser
Support for MicroSD and MicroSDHC cards
Samsung Behold will be on sale starting November 10, in two color versions (Light Rose included). Its price: $149.99 with a 2-year contract agreement.
The second new phone from T-Mobile, Samsung Gravity (or Samsung T459), is not as advanced as the Behold, but its advantage is the full QWERTY keyboard that it features, as well the lower price.
Samsung Gravity will be available starting November 17 for only $49.99 on contract.
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"The Rise" empowers us to not only talk about our past mistakes and failures, but in fact to embrace them and revel in them, for they are the beginning of new insight and understanding that gives way to discovery and innovation.
June 21 - Eric Schlosser, "Command and Control, Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident and the Illusion of Safety" Eric Schlosser, first appeared at Sundance Resort in 2007 to discuss his bestselling book about the food industry, "Fast Food Nation." The investigative journalist now explores in riveting fashion the management of the U.S. arsenal of nuclear weapons, revealing stunning information on accidents and near misses that are the dilemma of the nuclear age. Schlosser spent seven years researching the book and discovered case after case of mistakes and accidents that could have resulted in nuclear disasters.
In "Command and Control," Schlosser reveals such near nuclear disasters as a B-52 flying over North Carolina that accidentally dropped a missile because of the failure of more than one of its safety mechanisms and destroyed a house and how a falling socket from a serviceman's wrench in Damascus, Arkansas, punctured the skin of a Titan II missile, which could have resulted in an explosion of enough magnitude to destroy the state.
Schlosser started his career as a journalist at the Atlantic Monthly in Boston and won the National Magazine Award for this two part series "Reefer Madness" and "Marijuana and the Law." His work as appeared in such notable publications as The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Rolling Stone and The Nation. He has also written best sellers, "Fast Food Nation" and "Reefer Madness."
Oct. 25 - David Sheff, "Clean: Overcoming Addiction and Ending America's Greatest Tragedy"
One of the most pervasive issues of our time is the issue of addiction. Often misunderstood and treated as a moral failing rather than as a disease, addiction confounds and disturbs us. David Sheff sheds light into the shadows of addiction in his insightful and thought-provoking book.
There are currently 20 million addicts in America; 80 percent of teens in America experiment with drugs, and 10 percent become addicts. In "Clean," Sheff goes beyond the popular methods of approaching drug addiction that focuses on behavior and instead focuses on the latest research in psychology, neuroscience and medicine.
Sheff is the author of the No. 1 New York Times-bestselling memoir "Beautiful Boy, A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction" that chronicled his son's struggle with addiction and how it impacted his family. Sheff's other books include "Game Over," "China Dawn" and "All We Are Saying." His many articles and interviews have appeared in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Playboy, Wired and Fortune. His ongoing research and reporting on the science of addiction earned him a place on Time magazine's list of the World's Most Influential People. Sheff and his family live in Inverness, California. For more information, visit sundanceresort.com.


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Use says in a sentence
- Speed also says you must not fail to send us the New York Journal he wrote for some time since. [7]
- A dispatch of yesterday from Nashville says the body of Captain Todd, of the Sixth Kentucky, was brought in to-day. [7]
- Speed says he wrote you what Jo Smith said about you as he passed here. [7]
- It may be worth while to be careful what one says before her. [6]
- New poetry; by which, he says, he means chiefly old poetry that is new to the reader. [6]
- More likely she was only making a common friendly visit, though Hamor says she went to trade at an Indian fair. [4]
- We will try to put it where Judge Douglas would not object, for he says he will obey it until it is reversed. [7]
- Says it is to call it by when I want it to come. [5]
- An editorial in the Territorial Enterprise of that day says of him and of the occasion: THE TRAP SET. [5]
- A cynic says that clubs and circles are for the accumulation of superficial information and unloading it on others, without much individual absorption in anybody. [4]
- Also, when she talks, she is unstable, she wanders, she is incurably inconsistent; what she says to-day she contradicts tomorrow. [5]
- and winks, and says, very modernly: Home again, at Camelot. [5]
- The hired man says that he was very much scared by the hooting of an owl. [4]
- The new creature says its name is Eve. [5]
- Nevertheless, what he says is interesting. [5]
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HTC Butterfly S smiles for the camera ahead of June 19 unveiling. Butterfly 2 rumored for Q4
In six short (or long, depending on your perspective) days, HTC will hold an event in Taiwan, during which it will unveil the Butterfly S. We've known about this for a few days, but now we get the first leaked images showing the Butterfly S, courtesy of VR-Zone.
As you can see, the new Butterfly S will adopt the Butterfly's design, and not the newer lines employed by the HTC One. The Butterfly S keeps the original's 5-inch 1080p Full HD display, and adds in BoomSound front-side stereo speakers a la the HTC One. That's a welcome addition undoubtedly, however it's about all we know for sure about this phone's specs right now.
Previously rumored info had it also sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 quad-core processor, an UltraPixel camera, a larger battery compared to its predecessor, as well as Android Jelly Bean and HTC Sense 5. How much of this will turn out to be true remains to be seen, but at this rate of leakage we expect to know everything there is to about the Butterfly S well ahead of next Wednesday, so stay tuned.
The HTC Butterfly has been big in Asia, with its Japanese variant even entering the Top 10 of sales for one week in December. Production shortages made it fall from grace soon after that, but it's been back in the rankings ever since April. It's quite likely that the slightly improved Butterfly S will only be sold in Asia.
That's because apparently HTC is also working on a Butterfly 2 (no, not confusing at all…), which is to debut sometime during the fourth quarter of this year (so October to December) according to Focus Taiwan. Last we heard anything about the Butterfly 2, it was supposed to come in Q3. Now it's been pushed back by a full quarter, it seems.
If the Butterfly S stays confined to Asia, then the Butterfly 2 may get a more global launch, but we're simply speculating here. Obviously, we'll let you know when we find out more.


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An infant and her father were among six people killed when a strong line of storms brought heavy rains and widespread flooding across the state.
Police say 31-year-old Christopher Richardson and his 1-year-old daughter Hannah died after their car slid off Interstate 65 north of Elizabethtown late last night.
Christopher Richardson died at the scene. Hannah Richardson was taken to a Louisville hospital, where she passed away this morning. Jefferson County Deputy Coroner Gayle Norris said Hannah Richardon's death was consistent with a drowning.
Fire officials in Lexington say two women were swept away after trying to walk across a flooded roadway around 2 a.m. (eastern time).
Witnesses said 25-year-old Lindsey Harp of Frankfort and 25-year-old Lauren Fannin of Lexington were pulled under by the current. Their bodies were found this morning.
According to the University of Kentucky's Kentucky Kernel newspaper, the two women graduated from Georgetown College before attending the University of Kentucky's for their graduate programs in Nursing and Pharmacy.
Another woman in Jessamine County died after driving her vehicle into high water.
The rain also led to the death of a 66-year-old southern Kentucky woman. Police say Juanita Carneal was killed yesterday morning after her car hydroplaned off the road and into a guardrail. It had been raining for several hours at the time of the crash.
Up to eight inches of rain fell in some areas of the state, with more rain expected as a cold front pushes its way eastward.


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UCLA Women's Volleyball on Facebook | Coach Sealy on Twitter
Every Thursday, UCLABruins.com will sit down with a member of the women's volleyball team. This week, we sit down with senior Sara Sage, who talks about her recovery from offseason shoulder surgery, the differences between Huron, Ohio and Los Angeles and her final year in Westwood.
UCLABruins.com: You had right shoulder surgery in April. How is the recovery process going? What did you do during the offseason?
Sara Sage: It has progressed really well. I haven't had any setbacks yet. There is absolutely no reason why I shouldn't able to be back full swing. I'll miss the beginning parts of preseason, but once season starts, I'll be ready to go. I do rehab every day for an hour, an hour and a half, and then I go work out. At the beginning of summer school, I was doing stuff in the weight room and recently I've been doing a lot more conditioning and volleyball-related activities.
.com: You've had a shoulder surgery and three knee surgeries. Do you get worried when you go under the knife?
SS: I don't get too worried, because when I have surgeries I research the surgeon, so you know you are in the hands of good people. My worry is what are you going to do after the surgery, the rehab and all that stuff. Like with my knee, I came back way too soon, so if I would have just been smart in high school, take my time, I would have never had to have two more surgeries. And I'll probably have to have a knee replacement when I'm older.
.com: How often do you make it back to Ohio? What aspect of Ohio do you miss the most?
SS: Not enough. I go home for about a week during summer and during winter break after volleyball season is over and sometimes I'll go home during spring break, but only three times a year max.
.com: What aspect of Ohio do you miss the most?
SS: I always go to Tofts Ice Cream. It's the best ice cream you'll find ever. And Costa Azul is my favorite Mexican restaurant. I know all the guys that work there. Those are my two favorite places. And I always like going back to the people, because everyone is like "Hey, how are you doing?" and smile and here it's like pulling teeth to get someone to smile at you. In Huron, everybody knows everybody. When you are younger, you just want to get out of there, but then once you have matured, you realize how special that is.
.com: How often do your parents make it to your matches?
SS: In the past, they try to come out once a month. I know that they are going to try and come out a lot more this year since it is my senior year. It's kind of weird, because I've adapted to being away so that when I come home it's almost like a holiday. So it'll be nice if they can come out more. My brother Sam lives out here now, he moved out here after Easter, so I see him every once in a while. But I know he is going to plan on coming to a lot of matches. And I'm keeping my fingers crossed, but for Thanksgiving my entire family is saying they are going to come out here for Senior Night (Nov. 25 vs. USC), so it would be awesome if that happened.
.com: What is the biggest difference between living in Ohio and Los Angeles?
SS: The pace. Everything is fast paced, go-go-go here and back home it's like "Oh, look at the flowers and the sunset is pretty." I feel people enjoy life more back home and they don't take much for granted. And out here it's like "What money can I make or what can I do with my life?" and you don't really stop and smell the roses. I prefer a mix of both. That's why whenever I go home it's perfect timing. I'm out here all fall and then I go home after the season and I can relax. Then you come back out here for Winter and Spring quarter and you get back to that mentality and then you get to go home for a week before summer school and get back to your roots. So I like to get a mix of both, which is nice.
.com: Do you feel you have an added role as a senior this season?
SS: I think our class is going to have stronger roles, whether that's on the court playing or off the court leading people. I think it's kind of similar to last year's role because all of us (upperclassmen) felt like we were in the same grade. This year we have high standards that we are going to try and meet, which we haven't met the last few years. We are going to do everything in our power to make that happen and bring a championship back to UCLA because it's been a while.
.com: What advice would you give to the freshmen about their first year?
SS: My advice would be don't wait. Because for freshmen it's usually like "Oh it's my freshman year and I have time." Don't wait. You know what you need to do. If you think you didn't work out enough, go take care of it. Don't wait for someone else to take care of it for you. When I was a freshman I was like "I shouldn't do this or I shouldn't do that." Just go do it. You are a Division I athlete. Don't wait for someone to tell you what to do. Whether it's school, if you feel like you're getting behind, go talk to your professor. Because if you slip up for a week, you're done.
.com: Go through your pre-game routine?
SS: I don't have the same exact routine. I did that in high school and if it gets thrown off then your whole day is thrown off, but I still kind of have an idea of what I do. When I wake up, I try and get a nice breakfast and then for about an hour I just try and clear my mind of everything so I can relax. Then once I'm relaxed, I start to focus on our game plan. I'll look over all the notes that we have and remember the video. Once it gets closer to game time, I'm a big music person. I just turn it on and then I get going. The past couple years, we didn't do it as much last year, but I'd always dance. Nikki (Casale) and I would dance in the locker room and our sweat would be dripping just from that and you get amped and ready to go. Last year in Texas (during the NCAA Tournament), we got it going really good in there.
.com: What do you enjoy the most about playing volleyball?
SS: The camaraderie that we have. I love to compete, but it's so fun to do it as a team. Like during the Stanford match last year, we were one unit and we did it together and that's what I really enjoy.
.com: What has been your most exciting moment at UCLA?
SS: During my sophomore year, it was the Cal-Stanford weekend and we hadn't beat Stanford in a while. And Katie (Camp) was sick, so she couldn't even travel with us. During that Cal match was the best I had played in a long time. So I stepped in to play and (then setter) Lauren Cook was setting and there was one set I remember the most where it was almost an over pass and she just tipped it up with one hand, a perfect set, and I just killed it. And then we went in there and beat Stanford for the first time in nine years. It's pretty tough to beat that moment.
.com: What will you miss the most about your time at UCLA?
SS: Being a student-athlete. We always have the same routine, wake up, go to practice, go to class, eat, video, whatever. And when I'm done, it's like I don't know what I'm going to do. I'm graduating in December, so after Fall I'm done and I'm on my own. No more free gear, no more being pampered. We've been spoiled and now that you get close to not having it anymore you actually realize how blessed you've been.
.com: What will you miss the least?
SS: Probably running out on Spaulding Field. Doing that conditioning just kicks your butt. I mean, I like to work out, but sometimes not being able to walk afterwards, I'll probably miss that the least.
.com: What has been your most embarrassing moment that you had a good laugh about?
SS: I think it was against Arizona, my freshman or sophomore year, and I remember throwing t-shirts into the crowd. And Mora (Kanim, then Director of Operations) said to get it to the upper level because we have a lot of kids up there. And I was like "OK, I'm really going to whip it up there." So I wind up and when I release, it goes up above the scoreboard and doesn't even make it into the stands. And I was like "My bad". So they just grabbed it and threw it up into the stands. Because they told you not to throw it overhand, so I was just going to underhand it, but I tried too hard I guess.
.com: What part of your game do you feel you have improved the most on in your four years?
SS: I feel like I'm more mentally tough. More mentally independent. Because when you are in high school or your freshman year in college you rely on your coaches more to tell you what you need to work on. But over the last few years, I've tried to figure it out on my own a little more. So I've learned to be inside my body, so I know if I'm doing something wrong. I've become my own coach in a way. I've learned to adapt to different situations and realize when I'm doing something right or something wrong. So I don't necessarily need the coaches there to explain what's going on and that's something that comes with experience.
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SS: I love going to Northern California. Cal is my favorite. It's just so loud, even if there aren't a lot of people there. And you get into it. Hawaii is fun because they are very knowledgeable. No matter who the team is, they are going to cheer for you.
.com: What other UCLA athletic events do you like to attend?
SS: I went to a lot of basketball games last year. Football games are always fun, but it's far away to get to. I like to go and check out at least one game from each team every year.
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SS: I really enjoyed the Romanian class I took this summer. There are a lot of athletes in it and the teacher is amazing.
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SS: Google.com. I like to Google different things, whatever interests me at the moment. So right now I'm trying to find a job, so I Google pharmaceutical sales companies to do a lot of research.
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SS: Beyonce. I love her swagger. I don't necessarily want to be like her, but I want to have the confidence that she has.
.com: If you could travel anywhere around the world, where would it be?
SS: I've always wanted to go to Australia or New Zealand. It seems so laid back and easy going.
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SS: Spiders. Really bugs in general. I remember my freshman year we were in Hawaii and before the game I went to go to the bathroom and a cockroach came out from under the seat. So ever since then, whenever we go back to Hawaii, I always check every single little crevice. I get the heebeegeebees just thinking about it.
.com: If you could have one super power, what would it be?
SS: I've always said that I'd want to fly, because it would save me money on airplane tickets. I mean, if I could fly I'd go home right now. You don't have to pay for gas.
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SS: I've always liked athletes that were modest and don't need all the flash and pizzazz. After Derek Jeter got his 3,000th hit, I listened to his interviews and I didn't realize how modest he was. I pictured him as a Yankee and not being the most modest person, but after listening to him speak, it really made me respect him. I also like Dwayne Wade. When LeBron James was still with the Cleveland Cavaliers, I saw them play the Miami Heat. And DWade just took control. LeBron would be over there making all these dance moves and Dwayne is just doing his thing. He didn't need the flash, he didn't need all that stuff.
.com: Who has been the most influential person in your life?
SS: My parents. Both of them support me all the time. My mom has gone to everything with me. My dad would go when he could, but he was always back home working. But they've both been the best role models. My parents are the best people I know and people don't realize that until it's too late sometimes. They are amazing people.
.com: What are your post-UCLA plans?
SS: I'm working on that right now. A lot of it depends on how this year goes. I would like to play overseas, but if I get a job offer, especially in this economy, I'm not going to pass that up. I'm really looking into pharmaceutical sales, so I've been applying to a lot of different firms, so hopefully something comes up. I plan on staying in California.


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In a city that gave rise to Cirque du Soleil with it's iconic blue and yellow 'grand chapiteau', that boasts TOHU and Cirque Éloize, Montreal takes the world of circus seriously. This summer it is almost no surprise that the next festival added to the busy Montreal summer circuit is a circus one. Welcome "Montréal Complètement Cirque", July 8-25, 2010. With tents set up all over the city and making use of already established performance spaces, local and international companies are delighting Montreal audiences.
One of the international acts at the festival are a Belgian company called Les Mains Sales (Dirty Hands) who are performing their show Sway at Usine C, which premiered last night. The show and company are made up of three performers who are caught in a love triangle, billed as a comedy. There is a musician who is both involved and more of an outsider as he observes a love-hate, passionate and sometimes violent exchange between the woman and another man. Aerial acrobatics, a skateboard ramp, music, smouldering looks, little talking (in French) and long silences make for a complex and full performance.
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I have had depressed moods off and on for the past five years or so (I am in my twenties). I might appear to be okay, even to myself, but all of a sudden tears come to my eyes and I feel very depressed. I might also wake up one day and be extremely depressed, another day moderately depressed, and another day quite okay. It's such a rapid cycle that I've often wondered if I have cyclothymia or clinical depression. I don't feel that it's bipolar disorder. I am taking an antidepressant for migraine headaches, which I believe has helped me with my undiagnosed depression. However, there are times when I just feel trapped and feel the need to cry; it happens periodically in cycles. Could this possibly be cyclothymia?
The term cyclothymia refers to a condition characterized by mood swings in both the "down" and "up" directions. Cyclothymia differs from bipolar disorder (formerly known as manic depression) in that neither the highs nor the lows are sufficiently severe or lengthy to meet the definitions for mania or major depressive episodes.
Upward mood swings, which in milder form may be called hypomania (the intensity of symptoms is literally below the level of mania), aren't simply normal good moods but involve changes in energy, speed of thought, self-concept, spending or sexual activities, or a decreased need for sleep, that are outside the norm for a person. Some experts believe that cyclothymia is a milder form of bipolar disorder; others view it as a related but distinct condition.
Based on what you describe, it doesn't sound as if you have cyclothymia — although it is possible that on closer inspection, it may turn out that you've had periods of unusually "up" moods too. You might try searching online for a self-report scale called the Mood Disorders Questionnaire and, if you find it, filling it out to see whether you might be at risk for one of the conditions within the bipolar spectrum. Here are two quizzes you may also want to take: on Everyday Health, Are You Depressed?, and on our partner site, Psych Central, the Goldberg Bipolar Screening Quiz.
As you are already taking an antidepressant medication for migraine headaches, you may want to talk with the prescriber about how you are feeling and how your condition has changed on the antidepressant. Therapeutic options might involve increasing the dose (if the brief periods of depressed mood are viewed as residual or partially treated features) or changing medication (if the antidepressant is viewed as having a destabilizing effect on your mood).
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GULF SHORES, Ala. - The magical season enjoyed by Tulane University standouts Jackie Wegner and Tea Juric in 2014 came to an end on Saturday as the Green Wave tandem wrapped up competition in the AVCA College Sand Volleyball National Championship.
After going 1-1 in the opening day of the "Best of the Rest" pairs tournament on Friday, Juric and Wegner dropped a pair of contests in straight sets on Saturday. The Tulane pair fell to North Florida's Dagnija Medina and Kim Hildreth 21-16, 21-14 before wrapping up Pool B action with a 21-17, 21-14 loss to St. Mary's Jordan Shaw and Samantha Tinsley.
"The losses to North Florida and then St. Mary's were, of course, disappointing," first-year head coach Wayne Holly said. "The two matches were played back to back and were carbon copies of each other. In each case our opponent was simply more aggressive than we were and, in each case, it paid off for them as it often does in this sport. Mindsets, like skills, need relentless training."
Juric and Wegner, the first members of the Green Wave team to participate in the national championship since the program earned varsity status in 2012, conclude the campaign with a 19-15 overall record. During the regular season, the duo was 8-7 in dual-match play as Tulane's top tandem and sported a 10-5 mark in pairs action.
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"I learned three different name signs for Marlee Matlin, and enjoyed watching the Deaf Community come together," Viloria said. "I gained more ideas of which area I would like to focus on or enjoy interpreting for."
Viloria, 24, recently received her certificate in sign language interpreting from Golden West College in 2011. She is planning on receiving another certificate from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf in the near future. Additionally, she had a chance to see the film See What I'm Saying from which she got acompletely new perspective and more knowledge about the lives of CJ Jones, Bob Hiltermann, TL Forsberg and Robert DeMayo.
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FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State women's basketball player Alex Sheedy is keeping a season-long blog on the team and their experiences both on and off the court. Here is her second entry of the 2013-14 season.
When I first arrived in Fresno and started my college career, I really did not like football. I don't like rugby that much either. It's very different to AFL (Australian Rules Football - Look it up on YouTube), and there is so much stopping and waiting and boring parts. But as time as rolled on, I have started to enjoy it. I still don't like that there are such long breaks, but it's more exciting for me now. I even watch college football on the television on the weekends.
I'm so happy for our team. Last year was awesome, I really got into it more and was so proud to be a Bulldog when they won the championship. It's the best feeling in the world. And it was really only the start. There are so many talented players on the team, I hope that they go undefeated the entire season and earn their place in a BCS bowl, like they should. #DC4Heisman - let's make sure that everyone gets around it and gets him some really great national exposure so they have to take him into even more consideration. (I don't know how all that stuff works, but just go with it.) He's great!
I suppose I should get on with the more important things, like basketball. Just kidding, it's my birthday soon and that's pretty important. Haha. I love birthdays, and it's my 21st on Nov. 17. I am so thankful to my parents and my family for all the gifts and love they have been sending me the last two weeks. It's been great, and I love all the gifts! Thank you!
Anyways, the really important things now: Well, big news - Bree, Taylor, Jacinta and myself have been named team captains this year. Yay! I'm so excited and humbled to be in this role, with three other amazing players and leaders. It's going to be a pretty fun year. It might seem like a bit of an overkill to have four captains, but honestly, it's not at all. We all have such different styles of leadership. Bree and Taylor are so experienced and Jacinta and I are still learning how to lead like they do, so it's a really great tool for the two of us. Our team isn't about having a sort of dictatorship leadership type thing, it's important for everyone to understand their role in the team and to have input. Horizontal leadership is what we strive to have, and having four captains is like that.
We have played three games so far (one an exhibition) and currently sit 1-1 with a loss to USC. It's pretty disappointing to lose, but what we got the most from that game was that we are going to improve so much because we have some amazing players and so much potential in our team. We have some really talented younger players that are going to be so great in the years to come, keep an eye on them.
I know that we are only going to get better and better as the season goes on, our practices are really focused on getting better everyday. Obviously, there is always going to be some ups and downs, but I know that all of our team is committed to becoming champions. We will always hold ourselves to a high standard, otherwise what is there to fight for and why would anyone watch us play? I think that shows in our fight on the court as well.
We are currently preparing for our Fullerton road trip. It's going to be a good game, we have a lot of similar things in our systems (from what I have heard), so it will be a good experience for us. I love that our scout team, The Builders, are helping us prepare so much for the season. They deserve more credit for working as hard as they do. I hope that our fans can make it down to Fullerton, really it's only a few hours - make a weekend of it! Stay in LA. Just think about it, it could be fun. Haha.
Just wanted to give a shout out to Paul George for his support of the school, I think that's amazing. I hope there is some kind of record broken with the crowd in attendance. Tell your friends, everyone should go and support our men's team, they're just going to keep improving. I guess that's something we have in common, new players, relatively new coaches, new systems, it takes time but the work pays off.
So, I know this happened a few weeks ago, but I wanted to congratulate my friend Tanya from women's tennis on her winning start to her season. She has had two knee surgeries (I think) and has really worked hard to come back. She deserves some love for that! Congratulations Tanya!
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