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Bain's Record Highlights Big Meet Split
Cardinal women beat Cal in 119th rivalry meet with Cal
Carter Shatters School Hurdles Record
Junior runs fastest time in the world this year
Carter Hurdles to Stanford Invite Win
Cardinal wraps up 29th annual meet
Weissenbach, Duvio, Shine at Stanford Invitational
Action heats up at 29th annual meet
Track and Field Season Outlook: The Tradition Continues
Top freshman class complements All-Americans
Stanford Invitational (Photos by Richard Ersted)
Stanford Invitational (Photos by Richard Ersted)
*Two-time All-American*
Career Bests (thru 2013 indoors):
800 Meters: 1:49.92
Stanford Record Book:
Distance medley relay: 1st
At Stanford: Earned two first-team All-America honors for his part on distance medley relay teams at the NCAA Indoor Championships in 2011 and 2012.
2013 Season: Indoors - Ran the 800 leg (third) on Stanford's school-record setting distance medley relay team that ran 9:28.25 at Notre Dame's Alex Wilson Invitational ... earned his second first-team All-America honor with the eighth-place DMR team at the NCAA Championships (9:39.22) ... placed eighth at the MPSF Championships in the 800 (1:51.34) ... ran the third leg on the 4x400 team that placed 11th at MPSF's (3:18.44) ... won the Elite 89 Award for having the highest GPA among competitors at the NCAA Championships.
2012 Season: Outdoors - Placed ninth in the Pac-12 Championships by running 1:51.71 in the preliminaries ... was Stanford's top 800-meter runner of the season ... ran season best of 1:49.92 at the Payton Jordan Invitational ... advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary Round and ran 1:51.29 in the prelims to place 28th overall ...a member of Stanford's 4x400 team that ran 3:13.96 at the Big Meet. Indoors - Earned first-team All-America status for running on the distance medley relay team that placed fourth at the 2012 NCAA Indoor nationals ... ran the 800 leg for a team that recorded a time of 9:36.13 ... also ran on the DMR team that ran 9:31.24 to finish second at the MPSF Championships ... that time earned Stanford the No. 9 ranking on the 2012 U.S. performance list ... placed seventh at the MPSF's in the 800 at 1:51.60 ... ran a season best of 1:51.25 at the Razorback Invitational.
High School: The 2010 indoor state champion in the 800 ... finished as the 2010 runner-up at the outdoor state championships in the 800 ... also won a state title indoors by running the 800-meter leg of the DMR ... placed third in the 4x800-meter relay at the outdoor state meet in 2009 ... the Henderson school record holder in the 800 meters with a time of 1:51.08 ... personal best of 49.87 in the 400 ... also played soccer at Henderson and was named all-area during his junior season.
Personal: Major is undeclared, but considering economics or management science and engineering ... parents of Steve and Sue Lefebure ... one older sister, Grace.


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Disease Proof
Malaysians Facing a Fat Crisis
Malaysia will likely face an "epidemic" of weight-related illnesses in the next ten years if the country's rising obesity rates are not checked, health minister Chua Soi Lek warned Thursday.At this rate we soon won't have any healthy populations to compare ourselves too!
Chua said medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease and knee problems had increased in tandem with rising obesity levels.
"It has reached a worrying level and if there is no concerted effort by government agencies as well as the public, we will face a non-communicable diseases epidemic in 10 to 15 years," the minister told reporters.
What you are saying is so very true. I recently (in December) spent a month traveling all over India. I travelled in the north and south, east and west.
Everywhere, I was amazed to see many skinny/fit people (admittedly, many of these people were also VERY poor) but equally amazed to see so many overweight people.
Dietary habits are changing, with more people eating refined sugars/sweets and colas. People are taking the bus insteas of walking. With IT/Technology industry booming, people are having more sedentary work.
All of this change is brining some affluence to India, which is a good thing, but is also making India the Diabetic Capital of the World! It is a sad thing to see.
A first step is massive education for the people. In small villages in India, people have who have had NOTHING their entire lives are not in a position to know what to eat and what not to eat.
I hope that the medical community (and capitalist commercial food producers) can wake up and figure out how to provide more healthy foods in masse for a large and hungry population.
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Kilcrease, Tomlinson Lead Red Raiders to Win Over Northwestern
Feb. 19, 2011
Box Score | Quotes | Notes | Post-Game Interviews
LUBBOCK, Texas - Junior Robbie Kilcrease pitched 7.0 innings allowing only one run with four strikeouts and didn't walk a batter while Kelby Tomlinson went 2-for-3 with two RBI and two stolen bases to lead Texas Tech to a 6-1 victory over Northwestern Saturday afternoon at Dan Law Field.
Texas Tech (2-0) will turn around and play Utah Valley in the 6 p.m. game Saturday night in the second day of competition at the Red Raider Classic. Three of the Red Raiders' six runs were unearned as the Wildcats (1-2) committed five errors in the contest.
Kilcrease, who returned this season after undergoing season-ending Tommy John season last year, won his first game since picking up a win in relief on April 17, 2009 against Kansas.
Northwestern starter Jack Havey lost his first start of the season pitching 5.0 innings with only one strikeout while allowing four walks, five hits and five runs.
The Wildcats reached the board first, scoring their only run of the game in the first inning on an RBI double by Chris Lashmet. Kilcrease then settled into a groove allowing just one base hit over the next five innings.
The Red Raiders answered in the bottom of the first with Tomlinson reaching base on a walk, stealing second base and then scoring on a wild pitch. Junior third baseman Reid Redman plated Tech's second run with an RBI single through the right side in the second and then Tomlinson drove in designated hitter Nick Hanslik (reached on a fielder's choice) with a single through the right side.
Center fielder Barrett Barnes extended his hit streak to seven games going 1-for-3 with a run scored while Stephen Hagen (1-for-4, RBI), Bo Altobelli (1-for-2) and Hanslik (1-for-3, 2 runs) all recorded base hits.
Sophomore newcomer Jerad McCrummen made his Red Raider debut pitching two perfect fames to end the contest.


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The Seattle Seahawks are going to New York for the biggest game of the year.
You could go too. To New York that is.
Alaska Airlines and star quarterback Russell Wilson are partnering up again, and will fly an entire Alaska Airlines plan full of crazed 12th fans to the Big Apple with an inflight tailgate party and admission to an festive game day party in midtown Manhattan.
This is called the "Russell Wilson 12th Fan Airlift," and you need to go on Alaska Airlines' Facebook page today to register. This contest is open to residents of Washington, Oregon and Alaska. See the rules and sign up for your chance at www.facebook.com/AlaskaAirlines.
This could be a once in a lifetime opportunity for a football fan.
"We're thrilled to invite some of the loudest 12s to join us in supporting Russell and the Seahawks in this historic championship game," said Joe Sprague, vice president of marketing. "On behalf of our 13,000 Alaska and Horizon employees, it's been an honor to support Russell and our hometown football team. From all of us, we say: We're in—and go Hawks!"
According to the customer-friendly airline, Russell Wilson and Alaska Airlines have a great relationship.
The "Russell Wilson 12th Fan Airlift" sweepstakes is the third in a series of promotions that Alaska Airlines and Wilson have launched this month. In "Russell's 12th Fan Rescue," six fans and their guests were "Russ-cued" from rival territories across the nation, and each received an all-expenses paid trip to Seattle on Alaska Airlines, plus playoff game tickets. More than 3,000 entries were submitted in the nationwide contests.
Wilson is regarded as "Chief Football Officer" at Alaska Airlines. If you are a football fan, travelers wearing a Russell Wilson jersey can board early on flights departing from Seattle for the rest of the football season.
Go "like" Alaska Airlines on Facebook and you may be going to New York.


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Business professor reveals list of college football financial winners, losers
Indiana University finance professor Ryan Brewer recently completed and released a 242-page study to the Indianapolis Business Journal that places valuations on college football programs as if they were businesses for sale. The study took more than two years to complete.
IBJ sports reporter Anthony Schoettle has the story on his blog, The Score. For the piece, which can be found here, Brewer valued the college football franchises the way a Wall Street analyst would value a business operation, based on cash flow history, expenditures and myriad other factors.
It is worth noting that only public schools are included on the list. So there are no valuations included for Notre Dame, Southern Cal or Miami of Florida. But based on a 2008 study he completed on Notre Dame, Brewer thinks the Irish could be at the head of the list.
Texas took top honors, but the Southeastern Conference had six teams in the top 10 of Brewer's rankings. The Big Ten, meanwhile, had six schools in the top 15. Here's a rundown of the top five, with total value:
1. Texas ($848.3 million)
2. Georgia ($483.6 million)
3. Penn State ($446.9 million)
4. Florida ($421.8 million)
5. LSU ($397.4 million)
Though the premier programs filling out the top five aren't all that surprising, consider: No. 11 South Carolina is worth more than No. 12 Ohio State ($316 million to $292 million). Ball State, Central Michigan, Miami (OH) and UConn are among those schools who simply break even, and Houston (-$4.3 million), UNLV (-$13.1 million) and Northern Illinois (-$32.3 million) are among the eight schools in the red.


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In Bateman and Horn's paper* the authors say that "in some sense" the probability of a large number n being prime is about $1/\log n.$
For a set of polynomials $f_1(x),f_2(x),...,f_k(x),$ the the probability all are prime for random n would be about $1/(h_1\log n)\cdot 1/(h_2\log n)\cdot...\cdot 1/(h_k\log n,)$ in which $h_k $ is the degree of $f_k(x),$ and so the number of times that a set of such polynomials for $2\leq n < N $ are prime will be prime is about
$$\left((1/h_1)\cdot(1/h_2)\cdot...\cdot(1/h_k)\right)\cdot C\cdot\sum_2^N (\log n)^{-k} .$$
The authors explain $C(f_1,f_2,...,f_k)$ as a correction to account for the problem that numbers $f_k(n)$ are not really random. Fine.
Now C consists of ratios $r_p/s_p$ in which $r_p$ is "the chance that for a random n none of the integers $f_1(n),f_2(n),...,f_k(n)$ is divisible by p," and $s_p$ is "the chance that none of the integers in a random k-tuple is divisible by [a prime] p."
Despite the somewhat special setting I think this is an elementary argument and I do not see it. If we are trying to estimate the odds that a set of polynomials is prime for random n, why is
(chance that for random n none of f is divisible by p)/(chance that no integers in random k-tuple is divisible by p)
the right correction?
Thank you for any insight. The paragraph at top of page 364 in the cited article makes the heuristic argument but I hope the above is enough to answer the question.
Edit. Maybe it's just conditional probability? If B is P(n coprime to p) and A is P(f(x) coprime to p) then P(all f(x) coprime) = P(B)P(A|B)? Something along these lines?
*Bateman, Horn, 'A Heuristic Asymptotic Formula Concerning the Distribution of Prime Numbers,' 1962, Math. of Computation 16, 363-367.


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Muhammad Ali, aka "The Greatest," was born Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Introduced to the sweet science at age 12, Clay established himself a top amateur by winning six Kentucky Golden Gloves titles, two national Golden Gloves titles, an AAU National Title, and a gold medal in the 1960 Summer Olympics.
Clay made his professional debut the very same year, and was named number one contender to Sonny Liston just four years later. Despite being a heavy underdog, Clay's celebrated wit and witticism was on full display before the 1964 title fight. The audacious young challenger taunted Liston by calling him "the big ugly bear." He told anyone and everyone who would listen to him that he would "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" in the bout, and that he did. After dominating the fight with his tremendous footwork and blindingly fast hands, Clay was declared winner of the contest when Liston refused to answer the bell for the seventh round. After the fight, Clay famously exclaimed "I must be the Greatest!"
He may have been right.
The two met in a rematch a year later. By then, Clay's conversion to Islam had led him to change his name to the now famous moniker, which became the most popular in the history of the sport, Muhammad Ali. Ali quickly dispatched of Liston in just one round. The picture of Ali standing over the defeated Liston has become one of the sports world's most iconic images.
"Get up!" Ali screamed at Liston. He didn't.
From there, the always-brimming-with-confidence Ali went on to amass perhaps the greatest career in the history of the division. Ali's first title run, which included wins over Floyd Patterson, George Chuvalo, Henry Cooper and Ernie Terrell, lasted until 1967, when Ali's title was stripped after he refused to be drafted into Army service because of his religious beliefs. His boxing license was suspended, and he was sentenced to five years in prison for evasion. In appealing the decision, Ali was thrust into becoming a civil rights activist. Ultimately, the Supreme Court would overturn his conviction and his life inside the ring would return.
By 1970, though, there lay a new claimant to the heavyweight throne, Joe Frazier. The two would become chief rivals. After two tune-up wins against Jerry Quarry and Oscar Bonavena in 1970, Ali was unable to reclaim his heavyweight title from Frazier when the two met in 1971,losing a 15-round unanimous decision.
Ali went 13-1 until he got his next title shot in 1974, amassing wins over Floyd Patterson (again), Jimmy Ellis, Bob Foster and a revenge match against Joe Frazier, who had since lost the title to a young and menacing George Foreman. Ali's only loss during this time period came against Ken Norton in 1973. The two fought back-to-back bouts that year, winning one each by split decision. Ali would later take the rubber match in 1976 by unanimous decision.
If one had to pinpoint the most defining moment of Ali's impressive ring career, it might have been his knockout of George Foreman in 1974. Ali was the heavy underdog to the 40-0 Foreman, who had blasted out Ali rivals Norton and Frazier within just two rounds each. Ali defeated Foreman in Zaire, Africa by knockout in round number eight, employing what became famously known as Ali's "rope a dope" strategy of luring Foreman in close while having his back up against the ropes. This caused the younger, stronger Foreman to tire himself out by throwing punch after punch.
Ali held the heavyweight crown for four more years. He again defeated Joe Frazier when the latter's corner stopped the fight before the final round in what is widely considered the greatest heavyweight fight of all-time. He also defeated notables Ron Lyle, Jimmy Young and Earnie Shavers before ultimately losing a split decision to Leon Spinks in 1978. Ali avenged the loss a year later by split decision before being outclassed by former sparring partner Larry Holmes in 1980. Ali was 38 years old at the time and was starting to display visual signs of the Parkinson's syndrome that ails him to this day.
Ali's last fight was a ten-round decision loss to Trevor Berbick in 1981. His final ring record stands at 56-5 (37 KOs). Most boxing historians consider him one of the top heavyweight champions ever, most often being placed in either the first or second position. Ring Magazine ranked him number one among all-time heavyweight champions in 1998, while the International Boxing Research Organization ranked him second under the same criteria in 2006.
While the weight of criteria may be debatable, less so is the stature of his resume in the sports' grandest division. There is simply no heavyweight champion in history that defeated as many top contenders and fellow all-time greats as Ali. In that respect, he truly was "The Greatest."
More importantly, though, Muhammad Ali had without a doubt "The Greatest" cultural impact of any boxer in the history of our sport. He is boxing's Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan and Jim Brown, yet he somehow eclipses them all, in that his reach has stretched beyond the barriers of mere sport or marketing. He is something more akin, really, to Elvis or The Beatles, in that the music he made with his life, both inside the ring and out, will live on for as long as our historians choose to remember things.
I was not alive when Muhammad Ali was at his best inside the ring. I grew up watching Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis. By the time those men ruled the heavyweight divsion, Ali was long retired.
Like many, though, I do know Muhammad Ali in my own way. I know him from what my dad told me about him since when he first started teaching me about boxing. I know him from the hours and hours of tapes I've seen of his fights, or the days spent reading biographies and poems about his life. I know him from the stories told to me by other fighters or younger fight fans or just strangers on the street. I know him because, for many, Muhammad Ali isn't just a part of boxing, he is boxing.
Maybe that's why he's "The Greatest."
Nice copy! You floated like a butterfly and strung like a bee. You reminded me of a writing GOAT Ali! Sweet science key boarding tapping at it best. Holla!
Lets face it Liston threw the fight! Ali fed off of Roone Arledge and Howard Cosell's propaganda! He got some gifts in fights because who he was! Norton won all 3 of those fights! There was a thief in the house with the Jimmy Young fight! Ali was not a peoples champ! He appealed to a select audience! Not like Dempsey, not like Louis! His politics were absurd dictated by the tutelage of that Wacko Elija Mohammed! Ali didn't like to mix it up! He wouldn't challenge his or an opponents power! Through the media and the power of television, he had everybody psyched out! George Foreman read the papers too much! If he could do it again in another time and another place, Clay would have hit the canvas early! I bet the United States Chapter of the VFW would concur on my views
Foreman would have won a rematch. Probably why they never fought a second time.
I was seven years old when Ali took Foreman out, and I got hooked on both boxing and The Greatest.
I was about 17-18 when my lifestyle was going the wrong way, fast. After hospitalization due to alcohol overdose, I returned home. Next to my bed lay the book "The Greatest". I had just read it, and it had made an impact - to the point where I started thinking that my way of life was no way to reach the highest personal heights. Then and there I stopped drinking, doubled my training effort, and a year later I sparred 16 rounds with two guys that alternated rounds.
At 33, I met Ali at a club around Piccadilly Circus, London. He was there to promote EA Sports Knockout Kings. Nigel Benn, Fraudley, Lennox Lewis et al was also there, but - when Ali, a shell of his former self, entered the room it was like electricity in the air. Suddenly a chant started, and soon everybody was chanting "Ali! Ali! Ali!" It was awesome, and I could only imagine how it would have been to experience the man in person during the glory days. Finally, I found myself in a sofa next the The Greatest. He had a hard time keeping awake, and I had to stop myself from simply give him a hug, like a beloved grandpa.
As stated in the article, Ali was - and is - on a completely different level than any other athlete, let alone any other boxer. He transcended the sport. And I believe he managed that not because of his skills - even though they were as immense as important - but because of the price he had to pay. Integrity. Principles. Honour. He had the virtues that counts in the hearts of people, no matter the darker sides of his persona.
Great article Kelsey
I count myself blessed to have lived as a kid then a young man through it all. the anticipation of an Ali fight after it was announced was torture but so freaking exciting ,better yet the lead up to it when he was just hilarious... bless him ..
I'll have to join in on the Grimm accolades ... Love them kinda' stories. Well done, sir...
Who will win the Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward fight?


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Soho House, rainbow-colored cake, Barry's Bootcamp and more things you won't want to miss should you find yourself in London.
Where to Stay
When it comes to London's top hotels, there are two directions in which you can go: classic luxury or modern boutique.
On the modern end, there are the Philippe Starck-designed St Martins Lane and Sanderson. Soho Hotel is another option (though the location isn't the fanciest, it's a favorite of stars ranging from Naomi Campbell to Ben Stiller), Metropolitan by COMO, (located near Hyde Park and home to Nobu), Belgraves (from the Thompson Hotels group; every room is outfitted with modern works from the likes of Mario Testino and Juergen Teller), Bulgari Hotel (which boasts a 75-foot onyx, oak, Vicenza stone and Italian glass mosaic indoor pool), and the newly opened Ace Hotel Shoreditch from the same team behind the Ace in Manhattan.
Where to Stay
Also worth singling out is ME London, which boasts an STK and a rooftop bar (ME is a chain known as the W Hotel of Spain), and Ian Schrager's latest project, EDITION London.
Bridging the gap between old and new is Café Royal. Located between Soho and Mayfair, the hotel is housed in a 19th-century exterior, outfitted in Louis XVI furnishings and finished with modern amenities. Classic luxury can be found at The Dorchester, a legendary hotel opened in the 30s and located on Park Lane (it's home to Alain Ducasse, China Tang and a highly regarded afternoon tea), The Ritz and Claridge's, which has suites designed by the likes of Diane von Furstenberg.
Where to Eat
You can't leave London without at least one proper high tea. It's a quintessential English experience and the most well-known spots for it are at The Ritz, The Dorchester and at Claridge's. For a more out-of-the-box experience, the Sanderson offers an Alice in Wonderland-themed high tea (think napkins wrapped with riddles). For classic English fare, head to Golden Union, while by day the best offerings can be found in Knightsbridge, especially within Harrods. Hix in Soho is ever-popular and diners sit amidst works by Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin (the lively spot also has a basement bar, Mark's Bar).
Where to Eat
Cut by Wolfgang Puck, Philip Howard's The Square, Alain Ducasse, L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Hakkasan (the staff is outfitted in Hussein Chalayan), Sushi Samba, 34, Balthazar, Social Eating House, Brasserie Chavot (a very fashion-heavy crowd), and the newly opened STK London are also all notable finds. For dessert, stop by Red Gingham Bakery, famed for its rainbow cake, fudge, macarons, doughnuts and cookies.
What to Do
London Eye, the tallest ferris wheel in Europe, is a great way to take in the city. Equally noted for its views is the Tower of London, a medieval castle which today is brimming with costumed actors and various exhibits (it's home to the Crown Jewels). Buckingham Palace (home of the Queen and the Changing of the Guards), Kensington Palace, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Westminster Abbey, and St. Paul's Cathedral are also all popular destinations.
London is also big on theater (head to the Globe Theatre, National Theater or the West End). Museum-wise, the most well-known are the Tate Modern, Somerset House, the Saatchi Gallery, the Museum of London, the Tate Britain, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Jewish Museum.
Where to Shop
One of London's most well-known shopping strips is Oxford Street, which offers a mix of budget-friendly stores likes Topshop along with countless designer boutiques and department stores, including the famed Selfridges. Regent Street, which crosses Oxford Street at Oxford Circus similarly boasts a mix of affordable (think Mango) and pricey – namely the famed Liberty department store, which is located at Carnaby Street. Carnaby is also where you'll find more niche stores and vintage shops. If purely high-end is what you're after, however, head to Bond Street, which is parallel to Regent Street, and home to countless top luxury brand name stores (think Chanel) and popular designer boutiques like Dover Street Market.
Where to Shop
Over in West London, Notting Hill has a myriad of boutiques, many of which are UK-based like yoga brand Sweaty Betty, Wolf & Badger, which carries clothing and accessories from a wide range of up-and-coming designers, Orlebar Brown, which stocks tailored swimsuits from photographer Adam Brown and Matches one of the best boutiques for a curated selection of designer fashions. This is also where you'll find Portobello Market every Sunday, which is known for its selection of vintage clothing, antiques and produce. Lastly, Southwest London is where you'll want to go to shop at the world famous upmarket department store Harrods. Located in Knightsbridge, which is home to countless noted shops including Philip Treacy, the man behind the hats favored by Victoria Beckham, Kate Middleton, and countless royals, it's also where you'll find Sloane Street another popular, contemporary-priced shopping area and King's Road, which houses a slew of well-known contemporary European brands like Sandro.
Where to Stay in Shape
About a year ago, both Equinox and Barry's Bootcamp opened in London and just recently there have been more boutique studios emerging, including an already very popular cycling studio called Psycle. Tracy Anderson also offers private sessions and there's a Flywheel location inside Shoreditch House (one of Soho House's London outposts). I may be biased because it's the workout I do in NYC, but Barry's Bootcamp is pretty hard to beat for anyone looking for something that is both "fun" and time effective. I took classes taught by Anya, Alex, Faisal and Shane and they were all fantastic.
Where to Go Out
Make friends with locals because members-only clubs are very popular in the UK. Soho House has multiple London locations, all of which are reliable bets; Little House Mayfair is great by day (especially if it's warm and you're seated next to the open windows), as is the original location, which is located in Soho and has two outdoor spaces. By night, Electric House, which is adjacent to the oldest cinema in London, is very popular. Also worth singling out is Shoreditch House, which is located in East London and has a very popular rooftop pool.
Loulou, another member's only club located in Mayfair, is also a popular option. Prince Harry and Rihanna are fans of the Rose Club, a diminutive spots located in the heart of Mayfair, while Radio, located on the rooftop of the ME London Hotel, 2&8 Club and Le Baron London all consistently generate buzz.
If it's a truly British after-dark experience you're after, however, head to Dukes bar. Legend has it that it's where Sir Ian Fleming coined the catchphrase "shaken, not stirred" for his James Bond flicks.


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Weekly Challenge (entry 61)
So I was over at Vivian's blog and she did a post mentioning what her weekly challenges are to get finished...so I thought maybe if we write our goals down for the week - we can own up to each other and get them done...what do you think?
Here's mine:
- finish the back for Zach's quilt, get it pinned and ready for quilting
- finish my bag pattern, tutorial and sample for class Wednesday
- get my Freebie 15 companion blocks finished (6) so I'm caught up
- maybe piece my Journey of a Quilter month two block and get the blog posting done
- get the rest of the Journey of a Quilt month one kits ready to send out...hopefully soon (still waiting on stuff)
What are yours? Thanks Viv for the great idea... Let me know - even send me some pics if you want email@example.com
Until next time...have a happy and creative day


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Jun 08th 2015
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Update: It turns out the original article that this information was reported on took the information from a well-known Dragon Age blog that contacted Examiner who wanted to clarify on some of the misinformation from the original report. LadyInsanity attented PAX East this past weekend and the information regarding the types of romances discussed below were actually pertaining to previous entries of the series.
Original Article: During panel discussions that took place at PAX East this past weekend, Bioware revealed a number of new details regarding Dragon Age: Inquisition which is expected to release later this fall. One of the biggest pieces of information the developer confirmed were updates to the in-game romance system as reported by Gameranx on April 13.
All recent Bioware titles have allowed fans to romance specific supporting non-player characters within the games. While Dragon Age: Inquisition will continue the trend, the developer is improving the mechanic to create a larger variety of outcomes. For example, it was revealed that the way each romance unfolds can be very different. This can result in standard love affairs or even more comedic pairings.
Think of each type of romance in Dragon Age: Inquisition as a different kind of movie with every possible way that the love can unfold in the game is like a different genre. Depending upon how players choose to interact with different love interests, they may see the story unfold like a pure love story, a romantic comedy, or even somewhat like a buddy action movie. Of course, should fans not want to romance anyone, the option remains to fully skip the romance system.
At their PAX East panel, Bioware confirmed two different in-game characters as possible love interests. The first is Cassandra, the Seeker from Dragon Age II who set the frame story of the second entry by questioning Varric. The other confirmed romance option is the recurring character of Cullen who has so far appeared in every installment of the fantasy franchise. It's interesting to point out that Bioware won't confirm if Cullen is also a companion member. However, all possible love interests in past Dragon Age titles have also traditionally been party members.
Dragon Age: Inquisition will be out this fall on Xbox One, PS4, PC, Xbox 360, and PS3. Players will take the role of an Inquisitor who travels the war torn country of Orlais to investigate mysterious tears which are removing the separation between physical Thedas and the magical fade.
Update: Here is the full clarification from LadyInsanity on the subject
Those examples of romances are what we have already experienced in the past with Origins and 2, and examples of what we could experience in Inquisition. Anders was that forbidden romance, as he knew he would ruin Hawke's life by rivaling the Templars and Chantry. Affection lies for many romances, like Alistair displaying his visible admiration through giving a rose to the Warden. (To further clarify, my Varric example does not pertain to an actual situation in Inquisition.)
Your possible relationships in Inquisition will vary, depending on character. However, your romance experiences will not fall under a numbered restriction of relationship conditions as simple as affection, humor, or rivalry.
Thanks for the clarification Ashe.
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It's not rare for the action surrounding a game to entertain and delight the masses. Week 1 of the Big Ten football season provided several must-see moments that had little to do with the action on the field. From a fan riding a jetpack out of Michigan Stadium to a group of parachuting Elvis impersonators landing at Memorial Stadium, watch Week 1's rare moments.
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Undergraduates (Click here for the Graduates list)
- Torrey D'Angelo: BM
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- Michael Digatono: BME
- Andrew Dorrell: BM
- Elliot Edwards: BM
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- Sara Sutton: BM
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- Paula Kinev: MM, Studio Bloom
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Torrey D'Angelo is a Horn Performance major from Long Island, New York. She graduated from Mount Sinai High School in 2010 where she was principal horn of the Symphonic Band and Symphony Orchestra. On Long Island she also participated in many All County festivals. Torrey has played with the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra from 2007 to 2010. Torrey loves performing and listening to chamber music. Since coming to Indiana University, she has performed with the Symphony Orchestra and Symphonic Band. In addition to horn, Torrey has participated in several Model United Nations conferences, was a competitive swimmer, loves reading and enjoys spending time with friends. Torrey is happy to continue her studies at IU as a student of Professor Bloom.
William Dickinson was principal horn with the Greater New Haven Youth Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra at the Neighborhood Music School in Connecticut. He was also a member of the NMS Premier Wind Quintet. In the summer of 2007, Will attended the Interlochen Horn Institute and performed with the Boston University Tanglewood Institute's Young Artists Orchestra. He has also been a guest artist with the Choate Rosemary Hall Chamber Orchestra, accompanying them on two trips to Europe. Throughout high school, he attended the Educational Center for the Arts in New Haven, CT where he studied music theory and composition and performed in numerous ensembles both on the horn and as a singer.
Will began his musical career at age 8 as a member of the Trinity Boys Choir of Trinity Church on the Green, New Haven, CT. His first instrument was the piano. He has participated in master classes with Willie Ruff, Michelle Perry, Thomas Bacon, Julie Landsman, Daniel Katzen, Randall Faust, Julie Schleif, and Jason Snider, among others. Will made All-State twice in Connecticut and was the principal horn in the 2008 CT Southern Region High School Music Festival Orchestra. He won the 2007 Neighborhood Music School Concerto Competition and was one of three finalists for the 2007 Stamford Symphony Instrumental Scholarship Competition. In addition to his music, Will is an enormous cinema lover and adores the comedy of The Simpsons and Seinfeld. He looks forward to being a part of Professor Bloom's studio.
My name is Andrew Dorrell, and I've lived in central Indiana all my life. I have a deep interest in the indie and instrumental rock scene. I also love indie and foreign films. When I'm not playing or listening to music I like reading and studying political philosophy and economics. I loved my HS marching band and played in the Dayton (OH) Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. My family has an IU tradition. All my siblings graduated from IU and we're big Indiana basketball and Bobby Knight fans. If you know who Efrim Menuck or Ayn Rand is, we'll probably be fast friends. Someday I want to live in Montreal or Austin, Texas. But Indiana will always be my home.
Sara Sutton is excited to begin her sophomore year at IU as a Horn Performance major. Since both of her parents and most of her extended family are from Indiana, she is happy to become a real Hoosier. She is a native of the small town Tipp City, Ohio where she attended Tippecanoe High School. She was a four year member of the Dayton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, in which she was principal for two years. In the Spring of 2009, Sara was a winner of the Dayton Public Radio Young Talent Search. She was a member of the 2009 OMEA All-State Band and principal of the 2010 OMEA All-State Orchestra. She loves to play in musicals and has participated in several pit orchestras through both her high school and Muse Machine of Dayton. Aside from horn, Sara is a self taught acoustic guitarist and has an eclectic taste in music. Just a few of her favorite artists include Ben Folds, The Decemberists, and Regina Spektor. She loves to analyze books and movies in depth and is a huge fan of Redbox as well as the independent movie theatre, The Neon, in Dayton, Ohio.
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Jeff Dunford is a native of Ohio, having earned his undergraduate degree in music education from The Ohio State University. Jeff taught public schools in northwest Ohio before he earned his masters degree in music education at Bowling Green State University. Jeff is currently pursuing and thoroughly enjoying his second year of doctoral studies in horn performance with Myron Bloom. He is also taking coursework towards earning a minor in music education and a second minor in wind band conducting. Jeff has studied the horn since the fifth grade, and been taught by Charles Waddell, Larry Lowe, Andrew Pelletier, and Myron Bloom. His performance career has taken him from playing in community orchestras in Ohio and Indiana, to making his Carnegie Hall debut in the summer of 2008 with the National Wind Ensemble under H. Robert Reynolds. Jeff and his wife, Janey, are proud parents of four beautiful children with exciting news of a fifth on the way!!!!!
Paula Kinev graduated F.H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Art andthe Performing Arts in 2005. Her wind quintet, Ten Red Shoes,performed in the Young Musician's Competition of the Chamber MusicSociety of Lincoln Center. She enjoyed performing in other genres,including jazz, and was principal horn of the Jazz Standard YouthOrchestra. At LaGuardia she received the Sam Jablonsky Memorial Award.
Paula graduated from Syracuse University with a BM in Performance andminor in Music History in 2009. While at SU she was a member of the SUWind Quintet and SU Symphony Orchestra. She also enjoyed her escapadesin chamber music, new music, musicals, and recordings. She completed a Renee Crown Honors Capstone Project- "Natural Horn Performance in the19th Century--a lecture recital." Paula studied with Jon Garland,assistant principal horn of the Syracuse Symphony. She is currentlypursuing an MM Horn/MA Musicology in the studio of the legendary MyronBloom. At IU she has performed with the Chamber Orchestra, UniversityOrchestra, Festival Orchestra, Symphony Band, Summer SymphonyOrchestra, Summer Band, and numerous ad hoc ensembles. She has enjoyedcontinuing her interest in new music through numerous compositionrecitals and performing for Hammer & Nail. She has worked withconductors such as Bramwell Tovey, Lawrence Renes, Jaime Laredo, CliffColnot, and Kevin Noe. In addition to Kopprasch, Paula enjoys curlingup with a good book, hanging out with friends, traveling, the NYTimes, and '90's comedies.
Erin Yoder is a native of Goshen, Indiana, where she attended Goshen College and earned degrees in both music performance and biology. In addition, she graduated from Northwestern University with a master of music performance in horn. Erin has studied with David Mosley, Bruce Heim, Barry Benjamin, and Arnold Jacobs. She taught applied horn lessons at both Bethel College and Goshen College, and played principal horn in the Maple City Chamber Orchestra. Erin is currently studying at Indiana University with Myron Bloom (modern horn), Richard Seraphinoff (natural horn), and working toward a doctorate in brass pedagogy.


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On the evening of 15 February, the boredom was about to end, but not in a way that Ham would have wanted. Just a little after 2130, he engaged another Sailor in conversation as a way of getting his mind off the creeping pace of time. When the talk had dwindled, Ham was about to turn in, but suddenly a great flame shot up, engulfing the forward part of the ship. A piece of flying debris struck Ham in the face, knocking him senseless.
In that instant, many of Ham's shipmates perished, as a huge explosion up forward on the port side ripped open the ship and curled her main deck back on itself. Debris rained down into the harbor for hundreds of yards around the stricken vessel.
Once he recovered his senses, Ham began helping others lower the captain's gig and noted with dismay how quickly the boat had reached the water, a clear indication that the Maine was sinking. Positioning himself in the boat's bow, Ham began pulling men from the water.
As the gig pulled up alongside the ship's stern, Ham saw the commanding officer, Captain Charles Sigsbee, standing on the poop deck, loudly declaring, "I won't leave until I'm sure everybody is off." The poop deck was the Maine 's highest remaining deck, and it was now at the same level as the gig's gunwale. When Ham overheard the ship's executive officer whisper to Captain Sigsbee that the raging fire was very close to the forward magazine and that it might blow at any moment, the young Sailor felt a great urge to shout "Let's get out of here!" But he sat quietly in the bow, holding tightly to the bowline that tethered the small boat to the sinking, burning ship.
At last, Sigsbee was convinced that no one else remained on board, so he stepped into the gig and ordered the crew to shove off. Ham gratefully took in the bowline, aware that his hands ached from the tight grip he had used to hold it during those tense moments. Oars struck the water, and the gig moved across the harbor toward a nearby American merchant vessel as the Maine , burning furiously, slowly disappeared into Havana Harbor.
Ambrose Ham was one of the fortunate ones; 266 of his shipmates were lost in the great disaster. The cause of the explosion is still a subject of debate, but the incident was one of the factors leading to the Spanish-American War.


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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-26656
Goodhand, J; Klem, B; Korf, Benedikt (2009). Religion, conflict and boundary politics in Sri Lanka. European Journal of Development Research, 21(5):679-698.
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Boundaries have always been central to the dynamics of armed conflicts. Wars involve the activation and hardening of certain boundaries, thus dividing friend from foe. But despite the efforts of political potentates to carve out clearly delineated impermeable boundaries, people continue to travel across and sometimes challenge these boundaries. In this article, we study the boundary crossing practices of religious actors in eastern Sri Lanka, a multi-ethnic and multi-religious context affected by protracted war and a tsunami. We discuss two case studies, one on local conflict mediation activities and another on post-tsunami humanitarian work, to examine how religious actors engage with boundaries. We find that paradoxically, religious actors derive their ability to intervene in politically controversial issues because of their perceived distance from the 'dirty' world of politics. But conversely their religious and institutional identities are threatened when they become too visibly enmeshed in everyday politics.
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Topical retinoids often cause side effects. The most common is so called 'retinoid reaction'. It is characterized by itching, burning, reddening and peeling. 'Retinoid reaction' is more likely to occur after tretinoin or tazarotene treatment than after using isotretinoin, adapalene, retinol or retinaldehyde. Its manifestations appear within the first few weeks of therapy and have been proved to stem from the release of proinflammatory cytokines.
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Studies held for over 30 years have proved that long-term retinoid treatment has no systematic side effects in young adults. Though, topical retinoids should be used with caution during pregnancy. Women of child-bearing age should be aware that retinoids are claimed to cause teratogenicity or embryotoxicity if used systematically. However, last 25 years of medical practice have evidenced no cases of teratogenicity induced by retinoid acne therapy. Still, it is better either to avoid pregnancy during treatment or to stop therapy if got pregnant.
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To fight adverse reactions provoked by topical retinoids one should reduce the application frequency or choose less irritating retinoids. Professionals add 3% indomethacin or 1% hydrocortisone to the product formula to reduce side effects. Some patients suffer even from the lowest retinoid concentrations. In such cases treatment should be dropped.
Natural agents and extracts such as Magnoliae flos, β-glycyrrhetinic acid, Scleroglucan, Gingko extract, Raspberry extract, Schisandra extract, Cola extract, Enna complex, or Vegetol red grapevine extract have been proved to reduce side effects produced by topical retinoids.
New synthetic retinoid (N-retinoyl-D-glucosamine) is a great option as it heals photoaged skin causing no irritation.
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This week, we take a moment to recognize unseen heroes who answer your calls for help.
Behind all those computers and phones is the voice on the line when you're in danger.
While a dispatcher's presence isn't visible, they're always there.
"Once the responding agency is on the scene, the dispatcher becomes their lifeline. They're able to give information back that we're not able to look up ourselves," said Bowling Green Police Public Information Officer Ronnie Ward.
While juggling phones, computers and information, they get calls about almost everything.
"I've definitely seen people become a therapist... a marriage counselor... a suicide preventor. Sometimes people just want to talk. You may be that voice of reason," said Telecommunications Supervisor Adam Smith.
Often, being that voice is not easy.
"That's a huge task to take on when your words matter, and the things you tell somebody are a matter of life and death," said Smith.
"It really is the most difficult thing ever, but it is also the most rewarding because you are saving lives," said Dispatcher Carrie Crawford.
That reward is something few ever see, but can be heard without ever meeting the person on the other end of the line.
"To hear somebody say thank you so much, you've been so wonderful and the officers are here and you've really helped me. I mean, that's your moment," said Crawford.
It's during times of tragedy, we're reminded of the importance of the teamwork between dispatchers and responders.
"Hearts definitely go out to those in Boston, because it shows how much they did work together as a team and really helped all the citizens that were affected by that," said Crawford.
Crawford and Smith say among the many skills required of this profession, teamwork may be the most valuable.
Dispatchers at the Bowling Green Police Department alone take about 15,000 911 calls each month.


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Dan Greenberg, in his post earlier this morning, wrote about his experience before the House Public Health, Welfare, and Labor Committee yesterday. I went and grabbed some video off of the House website of Mr. Greenberg's exchange with state lawmakers. His comments start just a little ways into the clip below — because, in true governmental fashion, the House website's video editing features are inefficient.
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Today Broadway Global shares the #1 top TV network for new performing arts TV shows, Lifetime. Many of you may remember Lifetime channel as a "housewives TV network" where you were sure to find old time actresses like the star of Bionic Woman (Lindsay Wagner), in a Movie of the Week. This is not to say that there is not a TV market for that, but now Lifetime programming has captured the success of artists shows like: The Voice, American Idol, America's Got Talent.. with new hit shows like Bring It and Raising Asia, (with 10,828 Facebook fans). Anyone who loves artists or wants to be a working artist may want to set your DVR to view every episode of these new hit Lifetime TV shows.
Bring It is about a dance company of all black girls, accept for one white girl who we would love to spotlight here on examiner. There is something very special about the passion of black artists that cant be portrayed by white artists. This has to be why the white girls parents have her training with this award winning dance company. The Dance instructor/choreographer Miss D is one of the best in the business. She gets every style of dance, gives the girls a mountain to leap over, then she has to deal with the stage mothers who all want to see their child get a dance solo. The mothers and actually one of the fathers are spotlight, and the parents could almost have a Reality TV show of their own. Last week they sold bake goods in the dance studio parking lot undercover, to raise monies for a baby monitor. The baby monitor will be secretly placed in the dance studio so they can ease drop on the private rehearsals. For those who already watch the show you know Miss D does not let the parents in the room for rehearsals, even through extreme weather, they are all standing outside the front door peaking through the blinds.
The competitions are compelling, just like rap singers who battle. The final dance competition ends in a battle, where one of the most recent spotlighted dance troupes under the direction of Traci Young-Byron (who will be spotlighted in the next Broadway Global examiner exclusive), just took Bring It to new heights. The one important fix or note that Lifetime should take, or the next TV network to take "Dance Competition Reality Shows" to the next level is this, (let the choreographers chosen music like Tarci Young-Byron Tribal, DJ, Drag Queen inspired new hits be heard). The sponsors must be apple iTunes, Spotify, music download companies... where fans can download of the music! This the major problem with Bring It. The life changing, inspiring, award winning music, that is chosen by the choreographers are not being used or heard in the final cuts. Maybe Lifetime does not want to pay for music rights. So one moment your watching a Beyonce dance routine, and the music sounds like Disney's High School the Musical. Music artists should be going out of their way for their music to be heard, and used by these performers as they Bring It! Broadway producers take note, get your choreography and songs on this new hit show!
The other TV show to watch is Raising Asia, about this family who has put their life savings into finding the best choreographer, best manager... to spotlight one of their daughters, who is exceptionally talented in dance. Now they are adding the singing aspect to Asia's performances, and some may think she is doomed as a Milli Vanilli scenario. This family is out to prove us wrong! The reality comes from truth, as the father who was an award winning body builder with connections and sponsors is now trying to be more involved in Asia's career, that her mother has been dedicated to for years. "Lifetime has become the #1 top network for arts lovers!" Broadway Global. What is your favorite artists TV show? You or and your comments may be spotlighted in our next examiner exclusive.


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STANFORD, Calif. – The 2014 Stanford softball schedule was released Wednesday, featuring 24 home games and 33 contests against opponents that competed in 2013 NCAA Regional competition.
The Cardinal finished the 2013 season 39-21 and ranked No. 21/22 in the nation. Stanford finished fourth in the Pac-12 with a 13-11 mark, and was 26-10 against non-conference opponents. The Cardinal was 20-6 at Boyd and Jill Smith Family Stadium.
Stanford will play a challenging non-conference schedule, highlighted by a Feb. 23 matchup against 2013 NCAA runner-up Tennessee at the Mary Nutter Classic in Cathedral City, Calif., before embarking on another tough Pac-12 schedule that includes seven NCAA tournament teams from last season.
The Cardinal will prepare for the 2014 season with six fall matchups against Northern California opponents. Stanford will play doubleheaders against San Francisco State (Nov. 3), Sonoma State (Nov. 9) and Santa Clara (Nov. 10).
Stanford opens its 56-game regular season schedule at the Kajikawa Classic (Feb. 6-9) in Tempe, Ariz., where it will see 2013 NCAA tournament participants North Carolina State (Feb. 6) and San Diego State (Feb. 7) in its first two matchups on the weekend. The squad will also take on New Mexico, Indiana, Western Michigan and Seattle.
The Cardinal will return home for the Stanford Nike Invitational (Feb. 14-16), playing host to Cal Poly, Bradley and Pacific. Stanford went 3-1 against the three opponents in 2013.
Following the homestand, the Cardinal will play 11 consecutive games on the road beginning with a trip to UC Davis on Feb. 18. Stanford will then head south to Cathedral City to compete in the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 21-23). Along with NCAA runner-up Tennessee, the Cardinal will face Baylor, LSU, Maryland and Syracuse.
Stanford will make its longest trip of the season the following weekend, heading to the Under Armour Invitational (Feb. 28-March 2) in Tampa, Fla. The Cardinal will play five games in three days beginning with Central Arkansas and South Florida on Friday, followed by Georgia State and Central Connecticut State on Saturday, and wrapping up the weekend against Kennesaw State on Sunday.
Preseason play concludes March 6-9 at the Stanford Louisville Slugger Classic. The Cardinal will host a pair of games against 2013 NCAA tournament teams Brigham Young and Portland State. Stanford will also take on North Dakota State and UC Davis.
The team opens Pac-12 conference play March 14-15 at home against Bay Area rival California. After opening the series on Friday, the teams will play a doubleheader on Saturday. Stanford swept the Golden Bears in 2013 for the first time in program history.
The Cardinal hits the road for a series at Arizona State (March 22-24), non-conference matchups at Pacific (March 28) and San Jose State (April 1), and a three-game set at Arizona (April 4-6).
Stanford returns home April 10-12 for a series against 2013 NCAA semifinalist Washington before heading to Salt Lake City for three games against Utah (April 17-19).
After a midweek home game against Santa Clara (April 22), the Cardinal will host Oregon for a three-game set on April 25-27. Stanford concludes non-conference play at Saint Mary's (April 30) and wraps up its road schedule May 2-4 at UCLA.
The regular season comes to a close May 8-10 when Oregon State visits The Farm for a three-game series.
Television schedules will be released at a later date. Dates and times are subject to change.


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Release: 02/13/2014
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - With the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships beginning this weekend in Landover, Md., the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats could get a scoring boost from an unexpected source -- the rookies. Ed'Ricus Williams and Kenneth Fisher are two freshmen that are making noise on the team, with both rising up the MEAC standings. Both qualified for the conference championships, and are looking to make an impact at Prince George's Sports and Learning Complex, Feb. 14-15.
They are also part of the largest track squad in B-CU history, which qualified 20 men and 17 women for the conference championships, also a school record.
Both represent the state of Georgia. Williams is a 6-4 high jumper from Warrenton, while Fisher is a 5-11 long jumper and triple jumper from East Point.
Both earned qualifying marks in their respective events during earlier meets this season. However, Williams made the right progress at the right time, moving into the top spot among MEAC high jumpers at last week's Armory Collegiate Invitational, reaching a height of 2.06m (6-09.00 ft.).
"It feels pretty good qualifying. I came here as an inexperienced jumper," Williams responded. "I have really progressed. I felt pressure, but I knew once I cleared the mark that I made it."
Fisher, on the other hand, ranks fifth in the conference in the long jump at 7.25m (23-09.50 ft.), with just 7.5 inches separating him from the MEAC leader, fellow freshman Jared Kerr of Maryland Eastern Shore. He earned his top long jump mark in the opening meet of his college career. In the triple jump, Fisher sits in 11th, having raised his stock in the past two weeks, earning a mark of 14.55m (47-09.00) at the Southern Miss Invitational.
"It's exciting," Fisher said. "I knew that I would qualify, and being a freshman just adds to the experience."
The two will be counted upon to try and help B-CU win a conference title.
"There is pressure, but to win events as a freshman is a big achievement," Fisher acknowledged. "It feels great to know that the team depends on me. We all must do our part."
"It is pressure, but that is why I came here," Williams added. "I knew that I would play a big role eventually. I am used to it."
Bethune-Cookman Director of Track & Field Donald Cooper knows that he has something special with both student athletes.
"Ed'Ricus is from a small Georgia town like myself. He didn't receive a lot of coaching or the best facilities, but he is raw and had to rely upon his athletic abilities," Cooper noted. "Fisher also has a lot of talent. He ran club track in Atlanta under the radar until he won a national event, then scholarship offers poured in, but we still got him."
Fisher and Williams are shaping the programs present and future.
"They have made a tremendous impact. Both came in with tremendous accolades. They are blue-chip athletes. They're success is huge for recruiting. They are winning medals in their first year of competition and we have big goals for them," Cooper said.
Williams and Fisher took shots at other sports, but eventually found a home on the track.
"I played basketball before, but I knew this was my sport since my sophomore year of high school. It was my first year in track, and I finished fourth in the triple jump at State. I also finished fourth in the event at Nationals in the Junior Olympics," Fisher recalls.
"I had played football since I was young," Williams added. "I picked up baseball and basketball by middle school, and I ran track my junior year of high school. I wasn't going to run, I went to stay in shape. I finished second at State and realized I could have a future in track."
They both credit their success to hard work and dedication.
"The high jump is a very technical event. Without form, or with little form, there is only so much that you can do. I was a late bloomer. I didn't start jumping until my junior year of high school. I didn't have a high jump coach or equipment there. Here at B-CU they took a shot on me," said Williams.
"In both the triple and long jump, it's all about speed on the runway, height and keeping your feet out. You must continue to work hard on your craft," Fisher said.
Both athletes are looking to make their mark early, heading to their first collegiate conference championship this weekend. Now it's just time for them to rise to the occasion.
With a postponed start due to inclement weather on the east coast, the MEAC Indoor Championships run Friday through Saturday at the Prince George's Sports and Learning Complex in Landover, Md.
For all the latest information on the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats, including meet results and recaps, visit B-CUathletics.com. Be sure to follow the official Twitter feeds at @CookmanTrack and @BCUathletics or "Like Us" on Facebook at BCUAthletics.


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Basketball has joined the numerous codes at O.B.H.S. who have provided New Zealand representatives. Congratulations to these two players.
Sam Timmins and Joe Cook-Green have been selected in the NZ U17 team to contest the 2013 Oceania Championships for a place in the U17 World Championships next year.
Sam has also been selected in the wider training squad for the Oceana Gold Nuggets for this 2013 season.
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The 2014 NCAA basketball live stream and TV schedule continues tonight as the No. 1 team in the country, the Syracuse Orangemen put their perfect record on the line when they travel to the Steel City to take on the Pittsburgh Panthers. The No. 25 Pitt Panthers are tough as nails, especially when they play in front of the hometown folks.
According to a Sportsline report on Feb. 12, the Panthers are 20-4, (8-3 in the conference) and could claw withing 2 games of the 'Cuse in the ACC Standigs with a win tonight.
The Petersen Events Center will definitely have a NCAA playoff feel to it. Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim knows his team will be facing their toughest challenge yet.
''Every game we have in this league is difficult,'' Boeheim said. ''We've been in tough games. We know it will be tough. We like to run, but people are going to do what they've been doing. We can't force tempo if someone wants to do this (slow the pace).''
The Orangemen know not only will they be facing their toughest road opponent, but they may be a bit short handed as well.
Backup center Baye Moussa Keita suffered a right knee injury late in the first half in Syracuse's last game vs. Clemson and will be a game time decision tonight vs. Pittsburgh. The good new is cnycentral.com reported that Keita made the trip to Pittsburgh with the team, which means he must be feeling better.
These two teams met up back on Jan. 18 in Syracuse, a game that the Orangemen squeaked out 59-54.
Vegas odds makers have Pittsburgh as a 2 point favorite, with the over/under number at 124.5. You can catch all the exciting action for the big ACC match-up on ESPN or streaming live at Watch ESPN beginning at 7:30 p.m. EST.


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Bindi Irwin, the daughter of the late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, is the new spokesperson for SeaWorld. The 15-year old animal advocate was recently hired to improve the parks' image. According to a March 8 report by TMZ, Bindi Irwin's handler is keeping a sharp eye on what the teen says.
The handler quickly stopped Bindi Irwin from answering a photographer who asked if she was an animal expert. The teen had been talkative until that point. It is believed that the handler thought the question would lead to questions regarding "Blackfish."
"Blackfish" was a documentary about the health, safety and well-being of the killer whales that are in the care of and perform for SeaWorld. "Blackfish" did not portray SeaWorld in a positive light. After the airing of "Blackfish," many people became aware of the conditions that the whales live in.
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The parrot - known as "Bouton" - was the star attraction at the Tropical Ecosystem exhibit and very popular with tourists.
Chief of Animal Compliance at the Office Québecoise de la Langue Française Florence Laplante conducted two surprise visits to the Montreal attraction last week.
"On both occasions, Bouton only spoke to visitors in English," said Lachance. "She asked for crackers, not craquelins." Lachance continued: "Bouton also violated OQLF rules about French being the official language of the workplace. The presence of unilingual animals excludes many québecois birds from pursuing jobs in this sector."
Bouton's trainer, Jacques Delorme tried to take matters into his own hands by creating a French immersion course in a bid to stave off her deportation. "Every night, we made Bouton listen to 'Star Académie' and audiobooks about Lucien Bouchard," Delorme explained. "However, these efforts were in vain."
Bouton's replacement, Marie-Eve, a Francophone Spectacled parrotlet arrives from Fossambault-sur-le-Lac next week.
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2012 (Freshman): Saw action in two games … started game against Seattle University (Sept. 14) … made six saves and recorded an .857 save percentage … tallied a total of 127 minutes on the pitch.
High School: Lettered three years for the Palos Verdes High School soccer team where she helped lead the team to back-to-back Bay League Championships during sophomore and junior year and a spot in the CIF semifinals in 2011 ... earned honorable mention All- Bay League sophomore year ... chosen for First Team All- Bay League and an all-area selection during junior year ... captained the varsity soccer team in final season of prep competition ... also lettered three years in high school volleyball...maintained a 4.0 GPA and was a member of the California Scholarship Federation and is a honor roll student.
ODP/Club: Played goalkeeper for the Beach FC in the Southern California Premier League under Jeff Joyner and Steve Soler ... team has been ranked in the top seven teams in Southern California...team participated in prestigious tournaments across the United States including the Surf Cup.
Personal: Daughter of Brian and Susan Connors ... also played volleyball for Coach Aaron Dyer ... major is Pre-Business.