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JUNIOR SEASON (2013-14): Appeared in 32 games, starting 10...Fourth on team in scoring, averaging 7.7 points per game ... In double figures 11 times, with two 20 point games...Posted 10 rebounds in final three games ...14 rebounds vs. Coppin State at MEAC tournament set B-CU tournament game record... Double-doubled with career-high 22 points and 10 rebounds at FAMU ... Scored 20 points at South Carolina State ... Scored 15 points in 2 of first 3 games of the season ... Was 4-5 from field and 6-6 from the line in season opener against Trinity Baptist ...Scored 11 points at Northern Colorado.
FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SEASONS (Kilgore, Tx, JC): Helped Kilgore posted a 27-6 record and advance to the NJCAA national tournament … Appeared in 32 games, averaging 8.5 points and 3.1 rebounds his sophomore season … Scored double figures in 9 of final 11 games, including 27 against Navarro … Averaged 4 points as a freshman
HIGH SCHOOL: Standout at Toledo power Libbey HS… All-State and All-District performer … Averaged 15.7 points a game as junior and 12 points and 7.8 rebounds as a senior … Was on a freshman team that went 19-0 and won the City League freshman title.
PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1993 … Son of Tina Page … Majoring in Criminal Justice … Honor Roll student … Fan of the Lakers, Packers, Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony … Entertainment Favorites include "Boondocks" and "He Got Game" … First in family to attend college.


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Summary: Josh Altman kindly helps an elderly family friend sell her home for no commission, Josh Flagg walks away from his seller, and Madison has a client who wants to be sold the bachelor lifestyle.
Last season, I covered "Million Dollar Listing" while regularly chatting with cast member Chad Rogers about the show. This season, Chad is not a cast member. Sad face. So I go into this season skeptically, a bit stupefied that I won't be seeing the originator of the Justin Bieber bowl cut and his Starliecakes. Nevertheless, real estate porn and Josh Flagg turn me on, so I'll catch the show and give my two cents:
- The season has gotten off to a slow start. The homes are gorgeous and the clients are crazy, but where's the drama? Who would have thought that a man-child and his dog would drive so much of a story?
- Wait, I just realized 66.7% of the main characters this season are named Josh. How do we distinguish them? They both have dogs. They both dress really well. They both eat challah. But yet, they feel so different. Any suggestions on how to separately reference them?
- Josh Altman's mom is cute – so is Edith Flagg. All the matriarchal figures are so darn cute on this show.
- Madison: "The market in Malibu has been a little bitch." And his client is too. Who asks for the seller's car in a sale?
- One of the intrinsic values of "Million Dollar Listing" is actually learning while watching seemingly junk TV: Today, we learned about "pocket listings," the restrictions that real estate assistants have in talking business, and that "business isn't just about commissions; it's about relationships." Aw.
So what do you think about this season? Are you missing Chad? Will you keep watching? "Million Dollar Listing" airs Thursdays at 9/8 CST on Bravo.

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Second-Strike Penalties Account for 32,000 California Prison Inmates
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California's "three strikes" law is best known for locking up career criminals for life, but the vast majority of offenders serving prison time under the sentencing mandate were actually charged under the less-noticed second-strike provision, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. These 32,390 inmates are serving sentences that were doubled as a strike-two penalty, and they account for nearly 20 percent of the state's prison population. Yet most efforts to reform the law have focused exclusively on the third-strike provision, which carries with it a mandatory 25 years-to-life sentence.
As prison costs in California continue to grow, and the state faces a Supreme Court order to reduce its inmate population by more than 30,000 over the next two years, the tens of thousands of second-strikers appear to pose a bigger challenge to state officials attempting to rein in prison costs than the 8,700 people serving time for a third strike. Said UC Berkeley's Barry Krisberg, "It is having an enormous impact on our prison population, and many second-strikers are serving more time than third-strikers, but when people talk about the policy of reforming three strikes, nobody wants to touch the second strike."


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CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - Salim Stoudamire had 25 points and No. 13 Arizona erased a first-half deficit to beat Oregon State 92-83 Saturday night.
Channing Frye had 20 points and seven rebounds for Arizona (16-3, 6-1), which outrebounded the Beavers 36-22.
Since the Wildcats' lone league loss to Stanford, they've righted themselves with four straight wins, including a 74-66 victory over Oregon on Thursday in Eugene.
It was Oregon State coach Jay John's first game back after he was hospitalized for hypertension. Last Saturday against Washington, John was stricken at halftime and taken by ambulance to UW Medical Center.
He was ordered to rest until his medication stabilized his blood pressure, so he handed over control to assistant Kevin Mouton for Thursday's game against Arizona State. The Beavers won that game 88-66, snapping a three-game losing streak.
Oregon State (11-7, 3-4), which snapped a seven-game winning streak at home, led by as many as 15 points in the first half.
Stoudamire's 3-pointer midway through the second half put the Wildcats up 76-66.
The Beavers got within 88-83 on Chris Stephens' 3-pointer and free throw with 39.8 seconds left in the game, but that was as close as they would get.
Stephens and David Lucas each had 17 points for the Beavers.
Hassan Adams added 12 points, six assists and six rebounds for the Wildcats.
Stoudamire, who is from Portland and went to Lake Oswego High School, was booed by Beavers fans when the starting lineups were announced. He collected two fouls in the first half, and as a result, played just nine minutes and scored nine points.
Oregon State went up 31-16 in the first half on Jason Fontenet's 3-pointer.
Arizona chipped away at the lead, but could not go ahead. Oregon State's Kyle Jeffers fouled Chris Rodgers with 1.5 seconds left in the half and Rodgers made both free throws to get Arizona to 44-43 at halftime.
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Event: Saint Arnold Spring Bock Pub Crawl
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Date and Time: Saturday, February 22, 2014 starting at 2 p.m.
Saint Arnold's annual Spring Bock Pub Crawl is just a couple of days away and this year, it will include an additional stop for added fun. The establishments slated for crawling are:
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- Jimmy's Ice House
- Little Woodrow's
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With a final, 6 p.m. stop at:
- Onion Creek
This pub crawl will stick to the usual "open house" plan, which means that pub crawlers can visit the first seven stops in any order they choose. However, it is important that everyone start the crawl between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to get a ticket. After 3 p.m., no tickets will be handed out.
At 6 p.m., everyone will gather at the final stop, Onion Creek. The prize for completing the pub crawl will be a Saint Arnold pint glass. Designated drivers are also eligible for the pint glass reward for completing all of the stops on the crawl.
There is one additional feature to the 2014 pub crawl. To make it easier to crawl from place to place, The Wave shuttle service is going to transport thirsty but possibly weary crawlers from place to place between the hours of 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. For the low price of just $5, pub crawlers can enjoy their beer and forgo the legwork. Just park at the lot located at 1525 Silver Street and let the Wave do the rest.
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Copper Jumps More Than 3 Standard Deviations On Largest 2-Day Rally Since March 09
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leverage capitalism is back!
Strap in, the bull market is back
Until Wednesday.
Remember the last big market tank was on our own 'debt resolution' at DOW 12,700 when everyone was certain markets would shoot straight up.
Last time was a trick to make everyone believe that the market had already priced in the next QE (or even only an expectation of new QE) or Euro debt resolution.
This current move has already killed many shorts on the way up and will probably decimate all those still hanging and hoping for a repeat performance (ie. a sharp drop on any substantial bad news).
Alas, I fear that they will play the card that that most bad news are now priced in and any improvement on that will likely lead to an even bigger meltup
Three standard deviations, seven deviations, whatever.
This entire clusterfuck is a massive deviation.
Hi CD.
Hey fuu, nice turn of phrase there with the "Clusterflock".
Haven't been around ZH much lately. Working other projects. Thanks for saying high.
it's QE to infinity and beyond.......that's what the mkts are pricing.........bernank is going to do Europes dirty work, bail out greece, global banking, our federal govt and all muni's as well...........cant you hear the thunder in the distance............
QE is a used tool, not effective for anything now.
wrong, it's good for one thing...lifting asset prices.........1255 S&P then watch it all puke.......then the cavelry arrives
The cavalry arrives with what....more free money to stuff into TBTF bank vaults? Then what?
Stairway to heaven, one standard deviation at a time.
Looks like the bottom is in for Gold and Silver.
No, risk topping here.........europe fails to agree........mkts tank..........bernank comes to rescue..........just about to sell off hard so Bernank has excuse to ride to the rescue
And then what?
I still dont think so...no one has the money to pay for hyperinflation.
what do you mean?.....digital fiat creation is infinite
People dont have the money. Create as much imaginary currency as you want to hand to the banks, what difference does that make when its not in the peoples hands?
the banks use the newly created digital fiat to buy all scarcity...things that cant be created out of thin air.....what does it matter WHO has the newly printed fiat.....thats why the public suffer........the first hands to touch new fiat (banks) have the advantage as they buy up all matter
OK so banks 'buy everything up'....then what do they do with it?
seriously?.....I've got things to do.......think about it.........why hold something that has infinite supply.....it loses value..........own scarcity......holds it';s value.............sheesh
As you can see, people turn off when they hit the wall after a few levels of questions.
I'd been asking this question for a long time. When everyone is destitute except the few, then what is that value of the things that those few have? People will be conditioned to living outside the McMansion, HDTV, iCrap and Hummer world. All that CRAP will be exactly what we're seeing it's worth- nothing (nearing nothing currently).
In exchange for playing the game of extend and pretend, the banks take on worthless shit and are given worthless fiat (which is really only binary bits to pad their failing books).
The people that are giving you a hard time are likely those who are sitting on some pile of (soon to be) worthless crap. They HAVE to believe that things would somehow turn around. Or, if they are NOT in this situation, they probably believe that there's some massive NWO campaign. Well, this results of this would be the same as I stated above- people won't find value in it, so that System (much as is happening with the existing system) won't get off the ground.
Yeah, it's the simple questions that everyone dodges: like "can you have infinite growth on a finite planet?" In this case it's a simple question of: "why would the leaders of the status quo risk destabilizing the status quo if doing so presents a great risk to their retention of power?"
mind the margin hikes
Brent crude very slow to joining in with the ramp in prices . could this be the Libya effect ?
Oil is too real to be allowed to follow along in the price ramping. Of course as usual, there is NO inflation...
nope WTI is strong is this the correction of Brent/WTI prices
too early to confirm
CME bought some cheap gold spraypaint?
"but then again applying sense to these markets is now nonsense anyway"
Have they never made any sense, execpt the blizting of end of the world headlines right before a bullish market turn?
And yet there are still those who think the grand cure all is for countries to tie their currencies to some form of metal. LMAO...
and falling again to hell... hug hug hug...
You can re-QE and it will only bring the market back to where it was before it sold off so violently.
I'm waiting for David Tepper to come on CNBC again.
Life is a day trade.
ah, volatility in commodities. standard excuse for margin hikes. JP Morgan has to close their silver shorts and they're not happy to do it at these prices. encouraging CME to hike only silver would be a bit lame. so, volatility here, volatility there and the setting will be done.
Look at that lovely chart. Now, imagine if the USD was somehow pegged to the value of copper (or gold) or any other single 'thing'. One day gasoline is $5.00, the next $3.00, one day eggs are $1.50, the next $.80, ohhhh what a joy that would be.
Then there are those that think they will be rich if we actually 'reset'. lmao. IF that were to happen, and for every dollar we wanted to have in the system we removed 10, well, everything goes down by at least 10. But, since we use 'debt dollars' and since debt will be purged on a massive scale the value of things will be even less. So, gold at 1600, suddenly becomes worth 160 directly, but indirectly due to debt purging and credit contraction on a massively leveraged scale (at least to start) itll probably wind up closer to 16 but absolutely less than 160.
lol, this volatility is possible because USD is 'pegged' to nothing? this is incredible how the uninformed get things flipped. if you have tons of paper money wondering there and back then you have volatility. I don't see tons of gold or copper wondering like that. does it have something to do with the fact that you have to actually put some effort to increase their supply? :D
prices would be volatile if there were no speculation, no hedgeing, no exchanges and futures. but if some banksters create money out of nothing, how can one hedge against paper tsunami?
Why does Tyler always complain when risk assets, the Ero, Oil etc rally and ES ramps all the time? Just becuase you lose money Tyler, no need to whinge. Trade the volatility UP. Remember, no-one ios allowed to sell this market. It is not nice to sell, and it is bad manners. What a clusterfuck, but dont complain about it.
The dollar is a turd?
Another great post TD. TY, as usual.
Lastly I want to remark that continuing to follow Agriculture and fertilizer source minerals closely for ZH readers would be very valuable !! Please do not relent focus in this area.
This is all about the unexpectedly strong data on Chinese copper imports in September. Which I suspect was largely just stocks being moved around as a result of the liquidation by financial investors last month. The data counts how much comes out of the bonded warehouses. Which in normal times is a good proxy for consumption, but September was anything but normal times in the copper market.
Oh, that Doctor Copper. First he told us to turn our head and cough, and now he says, "You're going to feel a little pressure..." Bullshit. This is going to hurt.
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A month with symmetry, June first is aligned with four more Sundays.
Celestial preview for the month
The first week and first quarter moon in Virgo is timed nicely with as it features a mindset easily focused on cleanliness and organization. Planning is a key word for the start of the week.
Approaching the Full Moon, a rainy start for the week leads to clear days during Sagittarius, a good sign for weekend travel. Summer begins on the twentieth with fair weather following.
Celestial preview for the first week
Sunday's New Moon in Cancer transitions to three days of a dramatic Leo moon performance. Leo influence is a good bet for honorable business deals. Signed contracts have staying power. The weekend is blessed with balance and purity.
June 1
Cancer - light gray, soft yellow, white
Home and family themes surround the day.
Gardening – plant above ground crops leafy greens
June 2, 3, 4
Leo - red, orange, yellow, royal blue
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High drama has the spotlight. Ask for favors. Sign contracts.
June 5, 6, 7
Virgo – white, gray, navy blue
Thursday, Friday
First Quarter Moon on Thursday
Virgo and purity blend with the added feature of extra patience. Tedious tasks are easier. Children play an important role. Look for misplaced items.
Gardening – tend to hygienic matters in the garden; remove debris
June 6, 7 (8)
Libra - pink, shades of light blue or green
Friday, Saturday (Sunday)
Organize closets or have a party. Libra's balancing scales and relationship orientation offer a peaceful atmosphere for either activity. Shopping is a good direction to take. Beautify is a keyword.
Gardening – plant flowers for fragrance and beauty
Celestial preview for the second week
The approaching full moon effects are filtering into the atmosphere. Mysterious Scorpio accompanies Friday the 13th. Fiery Sagittarius shoots an arrow and bestows ease of travel for the weekend.
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Libra - pink, shades of light blue or green
Libra brings pleasantries into the day. Beauty treatments are favored. Shopping is highlighted.
Gardening – plant flowers for beauty and fragrance
June 9, 10, 11
Scorpio - burgundy, turquoise, dark blue
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Scorpio's shadowy nature harbors hidden suspicions. Fears may be unwarranted. A seduction lingers in the darkness. Create blended recipes. Cut hair to increase thickness.
Gardening – trim to increase growth
June 12, 13
Sagittarius - cobalt blue, purple, tan
Thursday, Friday
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Write, send letters; communication and travel are highlights. Expect candid exchanges. Ask for a favor. Bake bread, cakes, and cookies.
Gardening: stay out of the garden
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Winter driving demonstration from Seattle
November 25, 2010 in Saabology
Maybe some proper winter tyres or winter driving tips would have helped a few people in this video. Maybe not. But it's good to see that one of the few cars that made it unscathed through this intersection in Seattle was a Saab 9-3 (at 4:35).
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Edgar Bennett III
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Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 4th round (103rd overall) of the 1992 NFL Draft.
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Normally, a triathlon is made up of a swimming portion, a biking portion and a running portion.
But Nick Seifert of the Park City Triathlon Club said Saturday's race at the Jordanelle Reservoir had a little more running than he expected.
"It was a really difficult run from the water to the first transition area because the water is so low," he said. "It was nearly half a mile, so that was an extra 4 minutes, 45 seconds for me. It was like having another mini section that you have to run, and it was uphill."
Still, Seifert, a relatively new triathlete, had a good time and was pleased with his result, finishing in third place in the men's 45-49 sprint-distance group with a time of 1:37:56.
"I started (doing triathlons) last year," he said. "A couple of my triathlon buddies talked me into it. It's a good excuse to get out of bed in the morning and work out and it's really motivational."
He added that the low water level was the only downside to an otherwise outstanding event.
"The course is really beautiful," he said. "With a higher lake level, it would be incredible. The bike portion is fantastic. The run is a little tougher than you might expect."
Now, Seifert is hooked on triathlons and is looking forward to his next one.
"There are a few I'd like to do," he said. "Me and a couple guys from the club are going to do the Malibu race in California in September."
He's also planning on making another appearance at the Jordanelle Triathlon next year.
"It's so nice to have it close," he said. "It's so pretty out there."
B.J. Christenson of North Salt Lake cruised to another overall victory in the men's Olympic-distance event, finishing with a time of 2:03:35.3. He also won the Echo Triathlon earlier this summer.
Manny Cypers of Ogden finished second, nearly nine minutes behind Christenson. Adam Hicken of Heber came in third.
Park City's Kevin Samuelson was the top local finisher in the Olympic distance, placing 11th overall with a time of 2:21:14.2.
On the women's side, Cherell Jordin of Sandy won the Olympic overall title, finishing in 2:21:02.5. Park City's Lesley Rockwood placed second, 2:20 behind Jordin. Kami Banks of Fort Worth, Texas, came in third.
In the sprint event, Alex Bowcut finished in 1:15:27.8 to edge Provo's Jonathan Kemp by 37 seconds. Andrew Hall of Salt Lake City finished third.
For the women, Miranda Overy of River Heights set the pace with a 1:25:23.7. Macinze Coyle of Logan and Louise McKie of Park City rounded out the top three.
Full Jordanelle Triathlon results will appear in the scoreboard section of the Aug. 24 edition of The Park Record.


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United States Army Weapons & Equipment
M24 Sniper Weapons System (SWS)
Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO (.308 win)
Operation: Bolt Action
Feed: 5-Round internal magazine
Weight: 12.1 lb (5.49 kg) empty without telescope
Length: 43in (1092mm)
Sights: 10x42 Leupold Ultra M3A telescope sight (Mil-Dots), plus detachable emergency iron sights. (Redfield Palma International)
Barrel: 24" length, 1 twist in 11.2", 5 lands & grooves.
Stock: HS Precision - adjustable length.
Max Effective Range: 800 meters (875 yards)
Expected Accuracy: 1 MOA with M118 (Ammo is limiting factor)
The M24 Sniper's Weapon System (SWS) represents a return to bolt action sniper rifles by the US Army. As in the USMC M40A1, the M24 uses the Remington 700 action, although the receiver has been made for adaptation to take the .300 Winchester Magnum round. The stock (HS Precision) is made of a composite of Kevlar, graphite and fiberglass bound together with epoxy resins, and features aluminum bedding block and adjustable butt plate. A detachable bipod (Harris) can be attached to the stock's fore-end.
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Pullman, Wash. – The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and No. 12 women's track and field teams are set to compete at the Pac-12 Championships in Pullman, Wash. The meet will take place on May 17-18 at Washington State's Mooberry Track and Field Complex. At the 2013 Pac-12 Championships, the women's squad earned a runner-up finish and the men finished in seventh place overall. Heading into the weekend, the women's team already has six points thanks to senior heptathlete Amber Passalaqua while the men have two points due to sophomore decathlete Harrison Ivie's work last weekend.
Arizona will compete against Arizona State, California, Colorado, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington and Washington State.
The U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) released the week six rankings for the 2014 outdoor season on May 13. The men's team is no longer ranked and the women are ranked 12th. In the men's rankings, Oregon is third, UCLA is 12th, USC is 15th and Stanford is 22nd. On the women's side, Oregon is No. 3, Stanford is No. 10, USC is No. 11, Arizona State is No. 17 and Colorado is No. 24.
For the men's field events on Saturday, Arizona will begin the day with redshirt freshman Jordan Young in the hammer throw competition at 12 p.m. MST. At 3:30 p.m. MST, redshirt senior Nick Ross and freshman Avery Mickens will long jump. Ivie will compete in the javelin competition at 4 p.m. Young, redshirt freshman Aaron Castle and junior Daniel Whitham will throw the shot put at 4 p.m.
On the track on Saturday for the men, the preliminary round of the men's 4x100-meter relay will begin at 1 p.m. with the Wildcats running Mickens, junior Mohammad Alhasan, freshman John Kane and freshman Bryce Houston. Senior Lawi Lalang, freshman Collins Kibet and sophomore Sam Willis will represent the Wildcats in the preliminary round of the 1,500-meter race at 1:40 p.m. At 2:50 p.m., Houston and freshman Miles Parish will compete in the preliminary round of the 400 meters. Alhasan will also compete in the 100-meter dash preliminary round at 3:20 p.m. Kibet will run in the preliminary 800-meter race as well at 3:50 p.m. Junior Kenji Bierig and sophomore Thomas Valente will run in the 3,00-meter steeplechase final at 4:25 p.m. Junior Neil Houlihan will run the 400-meter hurdles preliminary at 5 p.m. At 5:30 p.m., Alhasan will run in the preliminary round of the 200-meter dash.
For the women's field events on Saturday, sophomore Ali Rodseth, freshman Aleah Hurst and senior Amber Passalaqua will compete in the long jump at 12 p.m. At 1:15 p.m., redshirt seniors Julie Labonte and Omotayo Talabi will compete in the shot put. Junior Shakayla McEaddy will high jump at 2 p.m.
On the track on Saturday, senior Tamara Pridgett, senior Shapri Romero, sophomore Traci-Lynn Hicks and senior Germe Poston will compete in the preliminary round of the 4x100-meter relay at 1 p.m. Redshirt sophomore Kate Penney will compete in the preliminary round of the 1,500 meters at 1:25 p.m. In the 100-meter hurdles at 1:55 p.m., Arizona will be represented by Hicks, Passalaqua, sophomore Nnenya Hailey and sophomore Morgan Struble. In the preliminary round of the 400-meter race, Romero, freshman Jasper Gray and sophomore Gia Trevisan will run for Arizona at 2:35 p.m. Poston, Pridgett and freshman Rachel Johns will run the preliminary 100-meter race at 3:05 p.m. Senior Meg Bellino's preliminary 800-meter race is set for 3:35 p.m. In the final of the 3,000-meter steeplechase at 4:05 p.m., senior Erin Menefee and junior Clea Formaz will look to score for the Wildcats. Struble and Hailey will return to the track at 4:45 p.m. for the final of the 400-meter hurdles. Romero, Poston, and Johns will compete in the preliminary round of the 200-meter sprint at 5:15 p.m. In the final race of the day for Arizona, redshirt junior Elvin Kibet, junior Stephanie Bulder and senior Amanda Russell will compete in the 10K at 5:45 p.m.
On the track on Sunday, Kibet, Bulder, Menefee, junior Molly Callahan and redshirt sophomore Nicci Corbin will compete in the 5K final at 3:55 p.m. In the men's 5K, Lalang and junior Sam Macaluso will run for Arizona at 4:20 p.m. The women's 4x400-meter relay final is set for 4:45 p.m. featuring Hailey, Gray, Pridgett and Romero with Trevisan and Struble as alternates. On the men's side, Arizona will run Parish, Alhasan, Houlihan and Houston with Mickens as an alternate at 5 p.m.
On Sunday for the men's field events, freshman Gerhard De Beer, Castle and Young will throw the discus at 11:30 a.m. Ross will high jump at 2 p.m. and also compete in the triple jump at 2:30 p.m. For the women's field events on Sunday, Rodseth will triple jump at 11:30 a.m. Freshman Myriah Sujansky will pole vault at 1 p.m. Labonté will also compete in the discus at 2:30 p.m.
At the Pac-12 Championships Combined Events last weekend, Passalaqua earned all-conference honors in the heptathlon for the third-straight year. Her personal-best score of 5,313 is tied for the eighth-best score in UA history and was good for third place overall. Ivie took seventh place in the decathlon, the first All-Pac-12 accolades of his career. He had a personal-best score of 6,921.
Lawi Lalang is the All-time Men's Watch List appearance leader for The Bowerman with 22, including six this season. His is Arizona's 24th appearance on the Men's Watch List, second as a program only to Florida's 63. Nick Ross returned to the "Also Receiving Votes" List. It was announced on Wednesday, May 7.
Along with fellow returning The Bowerman Finalist Julian Wruck of UCLA, he will attempt to become just the second male student-athlete to repeat as a Finalist. The other, Ashton Eaton of Oregon, won The Bowerman in his second appearance in 2010.
The Wildcats had three student-athletes earn Pac-12 Athlete of the Week honors on four occasions this year. Julie Labonté was named Pac-12 Women's Field Athlete of the Week on April 1 and April 15. Avery Mickens claimed Pac-12 Men's Field Athlete of the Week on April 8. Nick Ross earned the same honor as Mickens on April 15.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter. Liver results will be available at flashresults.com.


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Report: Some of You Refuse to Get a Cell Phone
Written by Phyllis Smith
Last updated on November 08, 2013 @ 7:10PM
Created on November 08, 2013 @ 4:37PM
If you're one of those people that's trying desperately to get one of your family members to get a cell phone, you're not alone. According to a new report, there are still some people who just will not get one.
Many of the people in the study were 65 years old or older. The study cited one of the number one reasons this age group avoids cell phones is because they don't know how to use them.
Another reason is because they really don't want to bother with it. Nearly all of the people in the survey said they had no desire to use one.
Physical disabilities, like hearing loss or vision problems, were another factor for skipping on having a cell phone. Experts said it can be helpful to have one, especially when it comes to your safety.
Upshur County EMS Director Keith Queen said, "Don't be afraid of technology. It's the way of the world today. There's stuff out there to help you get 911 response more quickly."
One woman said she really wishes her mother would get a cell phone for safety reasons.
Upshur County resident Sharon Sparks said,"I wish she would, because she's on the road going back and forth to work. She needs it when she's out in the yard because she's fallen I don't know how many times. I can't talk her into it. She too old fashioned."
The study showed that people without a cell phone oftentimes like to rely on someone who has one to make calls for them if they need it.
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Las Vegas' New Resort & Casino SLS Las Vegas is hiring 300 people to add to their nearly 3,000 team members before Labor Day Opening. The hotel looks to hire for hotel, restaurant and finance leadership positions. SLS Las Vegas will roll out a hiring plan to fill almost 3,000 leadership and hourly positions starting with the first phase focusing on candidates for management positions in the hotel, casino, finance and restaurant fields. Then by the spring begin filling 2,500 positions across all areas of the resort. Applications are accepted online at www.slsvegas.com/careers.
"We are excited to bring energy and jobs back to the North end of The Strip," said Rob Oseland, president of SLS Las Vegas. "Our vision for SLS Las Vegas isn't complete until it is brought to life with the most dynamic and passionate hospitality employees."
SBE delivers exclusive hospitality to hotel, restaurants and nightlife companies with over 80 properties currentily operating or in development. SBE was founded in 2002 by Chairman and CEO Sam Nazarian and brands include SLS Hotel, Katsuya, The Bazaar by Jose Andre and Hyde Lounge. SBE handles SLS Las Vegas set to open this year with a collection of sbe's acclaimed nightlife and restaurant brands. The 30,000 square feet mixed use resort and casino will have more than 1,600 rooms and suites as well as multiple unparalleled nightlife experiences including retail by Fred Segal and additional brands.
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WWE is promoting next week's Smackdown as Social Media Smackdown. In a commercial that aired during this week's broadcast the following elements are being promoted:
- Live Tweets
- What's Trending
- Fan Polls
- Tout
Vote, participate and connect – the three aspects WWE is encouraging from their fans. You can watch the commercial embedded in the video below:
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If you're reading this from your work, Happy Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!
If you're angry or bitter or just annoyed about not having today off, please think about what MLK Day truly represents.
Although there will be parades, cookouts, get-togethers, formal services and celebrations to commemorate the life and work of Rev. King, this is actually a national day of service.
According to "The King Holiday" page:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is not only for celebration and remembrance, education and tribute, but above all a day of service. All across America on the Holiday, his followers perform service in hospitals and shelters and prisons and wherever people need some help.
Being at your appointed place of duty, whether that be work or volunteering to pass out water at a 5K walk/run event in honor of Rev. King or reading to juvenile cancer patients at the nearby children's hospital, is your reasonable service.
Would Rev. King think it noble of you to receive a letter of reprimand, or to even lose your job or put it in jeopardy, so you can be away from work to celebrate his day?
I think not.
Offer your service as a reliable employee who knows where s/he should be on this day. Honor your household with your service to your job so your paycheck doesn't suffer because you decided to skip out and "honor" Rev. King. There's no honor in shirking your responsibilities.
If your place of employment is closed today, or you were able to take a personal day without being negatively affected, find some way to give service.
Here's a list to give you a few ideas:
- volunteer at a soup kitchen or shelter
- donate unused/unwanted, quality clothes/shoes/household items to your nearest thrift store
- visit someone who is sick and unable to leave home; find out what he/she needs and try to provide it, even if it's simply to be someone who sits and watches television with him/her
- educate your children, and even a few neighborhood children, about why they're home from school on today, if they have this day off, too
- find ways to get your children involved in this national day of service; have them rake leaves for an elder; collect trash in the neighborhood; read to/occupy younger siblings while you relax for several minutes
- donate a generous amount of money to a worthy cause
Can you think of other ways for us to give service in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; a man who sacrificed so much to serve so many?
Leave your suggestion in the comments so we can all share in your ideas, which, hey, is another way you can give service on this day.


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Does Jesus love extraterrestrial aliens?
According to today's news reports (Reuters), the Vatican's chief astronomer Jose Gabriel Funes said in an interview that "Just as there is a multiplicity of creatures on earth, there can be other beings, even intelligent, created by God...There could be (other beings) who remained in full friendship with their creator."
Considering the fact that here on our small earth there are so many "true" religions worshiping one or more gods, I would think that each planet that harbored life forms as intelligent as Homo sapiens would also be likely to have a multitude of belief systems.
If extraterrestrials vastly more intelligent and advanced than us landed on earth tomorrow and revealed to us that their religion, if they had one, was also vastly different from ours, would Father Funes consider giving up Catholicism and converting to their religion? If not, how would he explain that presumably the same god who he thinks also created the extraterrestrials gave them a different religion?
If something like that happened, could the earth-bound "true" believers continue to maintain, with a straight face, that only the particular religion that they had been most likely brain-washed into by their parents, was still the only "true" religion and that the extraterrestrials were in fact infidel heretics perhaps deserving to be burned at the stake?
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Peeped into any good books recently?
In honor of National Library Week let your imagination run to Peeps!
Enter the Civic Center Library First Annual Peeps Diorama Contest.
Create a diorama depicting your favorite book or story using marshmallow Peeps.
Things to understand before entering the contest:
* Diorama display must be based on a book or have a literature theme.
* Diorama parts should all fit inside a box the size of shoe box.
* All visible parts of the diorama should be decorated.
* All characters in your scene should be made using Peeps.
Dioramas and entry forms need to be submitted between April 4 and April 14. Drop them off at the Library Reference Desk. The dioramas will then be on display for one week in the library during which time library patron voting will determine The Peeple's Choice Award on April 21. All winners will be announced on April 21. Entries will be judged on originality and overall quality.
Contest rules and entry forms are available at the Library or by clicking here.
The Civic Center Library will be holding a peeps diorama craft on Thursday April 12 at 3 pm. We will supply a box, glue, felt, fabric, and peeps. You will need to supply any other materials you want to include in your diorama.
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AMA TechTel's top five distributors for 2003 were honored at the annual distributor meeting. Sandy Woods of Darrouzett was named Distributor of the Year, and Frank Mendoza, owner of Computer Solutions of Dimmitt, was named Outstanding Distributor.
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WOODLAND, Calif. — The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation named Oregon junior goalkeeper Caroline Federighi its Defensive Player of the Week on Monday night (April 22).
It is the third-straight week where a Duck has received a conference player of the week award and fourth time overall this season. Last week, Shannon Propst was named the MPSF Offensive Player of the Week.
Federighi earned the award after making 28 saves in two games at Stanford and UC Davis last week. Against Stanford (April 19), the Pleasanton, Calif., native saved a career-high 16 shots and finished the game with a .516 save percentage. For an encore, Federighi stopped 12 shots against UC Davis. In the two games, Federighi put together a .571 save percentage.
Federighi is a two-time All-MPSF Tournament selection and was named first team All-MPSF a season ago. Her 285 career saves ranks second all-time at Oregon and her 9.15 goals against average in 2012 was the best in school history.
Through 11 games this year, Federighi has 57 saves and holds an 8.57 goals against average.
Also nominated for this week's defensive award were California's Megan McGinnis, Stanford's Megan Lerner, Katie Wilbur of Fresno State, USC's Liz Shaeffer and Denver's Hannah Hook.
Federighi and the Ducks (8-8, 3-4 MPSF) wrap up the 2013 season on Friday evening at No. 11 Denver. Game time is scheduled for 4 p.m.


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I dont want to buy a signal booster because on some occasions I would like to use the router independently too. But is it possible for 1 router to relay the wireless signals of another router ?
Depends on the wireless router.
If the wireless router can be configured to operate in repeater or range expander mode, then the answer is "yes". However most (or maybe all) retail wireless routers do not have this mode; it is a mode offered in some access points (AP).
"Repeater" mode would be one of several configurations if the wireless router was modified by installing alternate firmware like DD-WRT.
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There's no unwarranted swagger on his part or disrespect towards the returning kickers. Simply, Castor, a 2010 signee from Arvada West High School with - as they say in the kicking trade, a big leg - showed up on campus this summer with one thought: to be CU's top foot come Sept. 4 at Invesco Field.
"I've been training to start - that's my goal," he said the other day after one of the team's voluntary summer workouts. "I think if you train any other way, you're setting yourself up for failure."
No secret here, but the Buffs have seen inconsistency bleed into failure in their placement game for the past two seasons.
In 2009, Aric Goodman made 31-of-32 extra point attempts but hit 55.6 percent (10-of-18) of his field goal tries. Ten of his field goal attempts (he made three) were from 40 to 59 yards - as much an indicator of the overall inefficiency of the Buffs offense as his inaccuracy.
The previous season, Goodman hit a 25-yarder to beat West Virginia 17-14 in overtime but finished 5-of-14 in field goal tries while Jameson Davis, kicking on a plant leg that later required surgery, hit one of his three attempts. Goodman also has been uncannily unfortunate in hitting the uprights: seven of his misses have found either post.
But here's the troublesome bottom line: The Buffs' field goal total over the past two seasons is 16-of-35. Their opponents' numbers during that same span: 37-of-48. Those figures obviously don't work in CU's favor.
Enter Castor, a punter/placekicker at Arvada West, where he averaged 43.5 yards a punt and hit 13-of-22 field goals as a senior (28-of-46 for his career, with 10 of 40 yards or longer and a pair from 50-plus yards). But Castor wasn't a two-trick pony: He also was a wide receiver, played basketball and ran track.
Although graduated punter Matt DiLallo must be replaced, CU coaches have told the 6-foot-4, 185-pound Castor to concentrate on the other footwork. Castor says returning punting candidate Zach Grossnickle "is hitting some really good balls right now, and the coaching staff has told me to focus mainly now on making field goals.
"There's a big emphasis on just putting them through the uprights. So it's been a big focus of mine."
Goodman, a senior-to-be, recently underwent hip surgery and only began kicking during the voluntary summer work, according to Castor, on July 6.
One of the biggest adjustments for a high school placekicker is abandoning his kicking tee in college. Castor believes he's transitioning well to kicking off the turf - something he gave the CU coaching staff and on-lookers a brief glimpse of in April.
After signing in February, he attended most of CU's spring practices and wound up kicking after two of them. Special teams coach Kent Riddle "wanted to see me start working on timing and kicking off the ground - getting used to the snap and hold at the college level. There's a big difference in that and high school . . . it's a big step," Castor said.
Getting comfortable in those areas and "working on my height (kicking) off the ground" have been his summer focal points. "I can always use improvement in that area, but the biggest thing is just making field goals - that's what the team needs," he said. "I'm just trying to put the ball through the uprights as consistently as possible."
Rather than trying to impress his new teammates by kicking from eye-popping distances, he's "kind of stayed in a shorter range - under 50 (yards). But I've hit a few around 65, somewhere in that area," he said.
Mostly though, he's stayed true to his objective: Competing hard and seeing where that leads. "There's good competition here - some very good guys," he said. "Everybody has been great so far. I was really surprised because in high school you get a lot of bantering and hazing - that kind of stuff. But it's been awesome up here. The guys have been really welcoming and it's been a great environment.
"I'm pumped; I can't wait. Summer's been long, classes have been long. I'm ready for everybody to get on campus, start the whole season and start enjoying it. It's going to be a fun year; I think we've got the right group of guys and good chemistry.
"I've watched the program growing up, since I'm from here . . . and it's more tight-knit than I ever thought possible. The guys have great chemistry and I think we've got a pretty good thing going here."
KEEN ON KEENAN: Among the summer newcomers, one name continues to surface as a player who's commandeered the attention of many upperclassmen.
Keenan Canty is a diminutive (5-9, 155) receiver, but he apparently won't be overlooked. As a senior at Edna Karr High School in New Orleans, he caught 60 passes for 630 yards and 10 touchdowns. He and his former quarterback, Munchie Legaux, appeared bound for Boulder but Legaux signed instead with Cincinnati.
During the Buffs' 7-on-7 drills over the past month, Canty's overall speed and quickness off the line of scrimmage have been impressive.
"The guy is unbelievably fast and energized," senior linebacker B.J. Beatty said.
But there's more to Canty than his quicks. Senior quarterback Cody Hawkins recalled the Buffs' first summer workout - Canty's introductory day - and the newcomer going horizontal to make a hands-only catch.
"That got people's attention," Hawkins said. "I mean, it's his first day, his first route and the first ball thrown to him - and he does that?"
Hawkins said there was initial concern about Canty being able to get off the line when pressed by bigger defensive backs. No problem - at least minus pads.
"He just runs around guys," Hawkins said. "And he attacks the ball with his hands. I think he's got a little chip on his shoulder; because of his size he wants to prove something . . . he's exciting."
Hawkins also said Canty "listens when you talk to him" - a trait sometimes missing in incoming freshmen and often older players, too.
NEW DEFENDERS TO WATCH: CU signed two junior college players in 2010 - guard Eric Richter and linebacker Evan Harrington. Richter (Saddleback College) was a mid-term enrollee, Harrington (College of The Canyons) arrived this summer.
According to several Buffs offensive players, Harrington came in eager to impress.
"He's been playing well," senior left tackle Nate Solder said. "I think he'll definitely make a contribution."
Added Cody Hawkins: "He already looks good physically (6-0, 225), and you know when (Brian) Cabral gets a chance to coach him he's going to improve pretty fast."
Harrington was Canyons' leading tackler last season (85) and also posted 11.5 tackles for loss and seven quarterback sacks. He added 10 QB hurries, three forced fumbles and an interception.
Beatty also has been impressed with safety Terrel Smith (5-10, 185): "The guy just seems to want it . . . I don't know if he ever gets tired. I haven't seen many high school guys come in as ready as he is."
Hawkins also said defensive end Chidera Uzo-Diribe, a 6-3, 225-pounder who arrived this week, was easy on the eyes: "Pretty solid guy who moves well . . . I'm anxious to see him in pads."
SUMMER CRITIQUE: Is every summer/off-season at every school characterized as "the best we've had?" Seems to be, but maybe this fall it'll prove valid at CU.
Said Beatty on that subject: "It's been good, the best I think since I've been here as far as attendance, effort, everything. I think I've learned a lot about my weaknesses, where I can improve as a player and a leader - mainly in effort and technique."
Cody Hawkins called this summer's work "a lot more structured . . . we've got some things scripted that have helped us a lot in individual group work. Functionally, I think it's gone a lot better. It's been good, solid mental work."
He said returning players know the physical demands that camp puts on them and will be prepared for those.
The morning conditioning and twice-a-week 7-on-7 work will continue through the end of this month. Before practice begins on Wednesday, Aug. 4, players will take four days off - their final extended break before the season officially begins.
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Louis C.K. -- one of the funniest stand-up comedians on the scene today -- discusses his experience smoking some super-strong herb with fans after a show in Kansas City. Per usual, Louis is one of the best storytellers around. Check out the video below:
"I'm taking huge hits because I had no idea...I didn't know they had been working on this shit like it was the cure for cancer."
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Release Date: May 18, 2012
Genre: Documentary
Rating: (NR)
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I am a sucker for movies about dance and dancers and the minute I heard about this film I wanted to see it. I am happy to say that the film did not disappoint and I had a great time watching it. The film was interesting and I liked that it did not have a strict format, it almost felt like a modern dance itself. I lied how it egzamined masculinity in modern dance and I liked how the film looked visually as well. Overall, if you like dance you will love this film.
I love dance, I love to watch it I love to be in it and I love movies about it. However, this doc**entary was not the best and I do not think it is worth seeing in the theaters, I guess renting it would be better. I just felt that the film did not really have a format and there were way too many talking heads that just kept on talking with no sense of direction. I still loved the dance and the dancers but I wish there was more footage of that instead of talking heads. Basically, there are better doc**entaries about dance and I suggest to see those first and maybe this film later.
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Diver Megan Sylvester has had to pull out of the World Junior Championships after dislocating her shoulder twice.
The 18-year-old, from Tankersley, popped her shoulder back in after her third dive at the event in Australia on Thursday but it dislocated again after her last dive of the day.
She said: "It was worse the second time and I knew if I competed in the final I would make it much worse. The doctors advised me to pull out and some times you have to make these decisions.
"I was really disappointed not to be able to dive in the final because I was diving really well, better than I have done for a long time.
"But I can take a lot of positives from the competition because I was near the top of a leaderboard that had some girls who competed in the London Olympics on it.
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Within the next few weeks, Suessen had surgeries to remove both the melanoma tumor and the adjoining lymph nodes."There is no proven way to prevent melanoma, so early detection is key," says Kaufman. In fact, despite continually rising incidence rates of melanoma, survival rates are also increasing. "It's not the treatments that are improving," says Marianne Berwick, PhD, head of epidemiology and cancer prevention at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, "but it's the fact that we're catching the disease earlier."After surgery, Suessen's doctor recommended a year of interferon alpha injections. Her fast-paced job as a software trainer took a beating; the interferon made her feel constantly foggy and hampered her ability to think quickly on her feet. And that was on top of the other side effects: severe fatigue, nausea and vomiting, weight loss, and thinning hair.While her employer was understanding during Suessen's treatment, she endured the experience largely on her own. She lives alone, and at the time of her diagnosis, she was helping to care for her elderly parents. She shielded them from the worst of her condition. Suessen also discovered that some of her friends just did not understand what she was going through. "People are like, 'Oh, yeah, I had skin cancer, too. I had something removed right here,'" she says. Few of them realized that the disease was endangering her life, and she wasn't comfortable confronting them with this fact. "Some people don't realize how serious melanoma is. They think you can just lop it off and you'll be fine," says Casey Culbertson. Melanoma patients often don't receive the support and acknowledgment that women with, say, breast cancer receive. With vastly more patients to serve, there are dozens of well-funded organizations dedicated to breast-cancer advocacy, education, and research, says Culbertson, while there are only a few (not nearly as well-funded) groups with the same mission for melanoma patients and their families.The bottom line is that, despite constant health warnings and pervasive sun-safety campaigns, public awareness about the true dangers of malignant melanoma still hasn't taken hold. What would it take? For better or worse, it seems as if every disease, no matter how rare, has a celebrity spokesperson or an attention-getting fund-raiser or a color-coded accessory attached to it. Until melanoma gets the same attention, it's likely to continue to be underestimated and misunderstood. And that could be a deadly mistake. How to Spot ItFollow the ABCD rule for detecting skin cancer, which points to four signs that a skin lesion may be malignant:
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- B: It has an irregular border. The edge or border of a melanoma is usually irregular. The border can be scalloped, ragged, notched, blurred, or poorly defined.
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All right, fine - so our necklines were creeping a bit low this summer. We needed the ventilation to help beat the heat. We figure we'll let everybody's blood pressure drop back to normal for a while by indulging our modest side this fall. This Heart Embellished Sweater ($90) is about an unobjectionable as a Rod Stewart Songbook album.
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Assistant Principal Adam Boxer is responsible for Administration, Instruction and Support Services at Thomas Edison Career & Technical Education High School in Queens. This Cahn Ally, together with his 2011 Cahn Fellow and Principal Anthony Barbetta, researched, designed and implemented a cultural change for adult learning at Edison with the genesis and design of effective Professional Learning Communities (PLC) titled "Moving from Good Meetings to Great Collaborations." This multi-year school plan successfully achieved the goals of their 2011 Cahn Challenge Project.
Adam began his career as a Health & Physical Education teacher at an intermediate School in Brooklyn and spent several years at Sheepshead Bay High School, working there as a teacher, dean and soccer and tennis coach. As Coordinator of High School Sports & Athletic Events at the Public Schools Athletic League (P.S.A.L.), he co-led an athletic cultural exchange pilgrimage to Russia. Boxer was also a member of the 2010 Advanced Leadership Program for Assistant Principals (ALPAP).
After completing Year I of Thomas Edison's multi-year Cahn Challenge Project, how do you feel about the initial stages of this process?
A. We went through many obstacles in the implementation of our ideas to practice, common planning time, union issues and most importantly, changing our mindset into one of sharing and collaboration. Our challenge project was two-fold: 1) to provide an avenue for teachers to share personal best practices as well as proven, successful methods and styles; and 2) to break down the barriers of a school culture with 99% tenured teachers. Efficient collaboration will give Edison's teachers the avenue to present to each other, while comparing and contrasting their craft with student outcomes being the ultimate goal. We no longer hold traditional monthly faculty conferences, instead we have faculty seminars. This new structure allows administrators to conduct teacher seminars across all departments, which had been rare.
Q. What evidence of change did you see in Year II?
A. The second year of our plan started slowly because my Cahn Fellow and Principal Anthony Barbetta moved his leadership to Townsend Harris High School. I then needed to familiarize our new Principal with plans laid out for this protocol. Together we initiated the continuation of the collaborative seminars as well as the teacher teams within different departments. I also continued with the Staff Advisory Professional Learning Committee begun last year by Principal Barbetta.
Q. What other changes are you planning to make as part of your Cahn Challenge?
A. The biggest adjustment I will make is to conduct a staff survey so that I can receive corrective feedback as to the direction and focus of our professional learning communities.
Q. What are your goals going forward for this school year?
A. I would like to see the Professional Learning Communities evolve to more of a teacher- led collaboration. I would like to personally visit every teacher's class at least once and continue with observing instruction throughout all the departments. It will give me the focus to address instruction directly with them, and then have instruction act as an underlying thread for future professional learning communities.
Q. What do you foresee as Year II obstacles?A. The primary obstacle is that Edison has many teachers, including the entire C.T.E. department, who teach a sixth-period class which creates a scheduling conflict for common meeting time, especially when the other departments are included.


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Release Date: 2010-04-30 (LA)
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Finding true love is easier than ever thanks to a bio-technological implant called the TiMER, which counts down to the exact time people meet their soul mates. Love-starved Oona is pushing 30, but her TiMER hasn't even started counting down yet. What's worse, she's falling for a guy who is set to meet his true love in four months. Newcomer Jac Schaeffer crafts a smart romantic comedy that leaves behind the burning question... would you want to know?
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Flippen tabbed first team; Dickman and Castro named to second team.
Utes take on Sun Devils in twin bill.
Utes win second straight Pac-12 home series.
Utes earned a 5-4 walk-off victory over the Sun Devils last night.
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Dickman's 2015 Game-by-Game Stats
2014: Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 selection ... second in the Pac-12 with 80 hits ... tied for third in Pac-12 with 16 doubles ... sixth in the conference with a .415 batting average ... tied for sixth in Pac-12 with 59 runs scored ... team-high 24 multi-hit games ... led team with 13 games with two or more RBI ... three hits (single, homer and double) for two RBI vs. Western Michigan (2/7) ... 3-for-4 with two RBI vs. Northwestern (2/8) ... 3-for-4 with two RBI and a triple vs. Colorado State (2/9) ... 3-for-3 with a triple and RBI vs. Long Beach State (2/15) ... 3-for-3 with two doubles and two RBI vs. Oregon State (4/4) ... three hits for three RBI and three runs in doubleheader at Utah Valley (4/14) ... two hits including a double for an RBI vs. Stanford (4/18) ... two hits and two RBI vs. Stanford (4/19) ... two hits for three RBI and four runs scored during twin bill at UVU (4/21) ... two hits and an RBI with three runs in first game of doubleheader against Southern Utah (4/22) ... singled and scored a run at No. 9 Arizona (4/26) .. RBI double against California (5/1) ... four hits with three RBI and five runs scored during twin bill against Utah State (5/6) ... 4-for-5 with a triple and four runs scored during first game of doubleheader against Grand Canyon (5/9) ... doubled and scored a run against GCU (5/10).
Dickman's 2014 Game-by-Game Stats
2013: Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team ... Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team ... led the Pac-12 with 15 doubles, tied for fifth in Pac-12 with four triples ... finished 10th in the Pac-12 during league play with a .361 batting average ... hit .327 overall ... tied for first in triples (3), fifth in RBI (24), tied for fifth in total bases (51), sixth in slugging (.708) and seventh in hits (26) in Pac-12 during conference games ... started 54 of 55 games in left field ... posted 11 multi-hit games ... had 10 games with two or more RBI ... team-high 16-game hit streak from Apr. 2 through Apr. 26 ... had two hits, including a double, for two RBI against South Dakota (2/8) ... also had two hits, one double, with two runs against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... singled and stole a base against Nevada (2/10) ... drew a walk and scored a run against Long Beach State (2/17) ... posted two hits and a sacrifice fly for one RBI at UNLV (2/17) ... hit two-run doubles against Colorado State (2/22) and Idaho State (3/9) ... had one hit in first two games at No. 5 California (3/22-3/23) ... went 2-for-3 with a triple and home run against No. 21 Arizona (3/29) ... hit two homers and two triples for six RBI during a doubleheader against No. 15 UCLA (4/6) ... was 2-for-3 with four RBI in the first game vs. Bruins ... went 2-for-2 with a pair of RBI in the second game against UCLA ... career-high seven RBI during 11-2 win at Oregon State (4/13) was a Pac-12 high in league games and part of a 3-for-4 outing that included two homers ... hit a pair of double for two doubles and three runs scored at Utah State (4/17) ... drove two doubles and scored twice in first game of doubleheader at Southern Utah (4/24) ... had four hits and drove in four runs, including a two-run homer, in the final two games of series vs. No. 12 Washington (5/4-5/5).
Dickman's 2013 Game-by-Game Stats
2012: Pac-12 All-Freshman Team Honorable Mention selection ... third on team with nine doubles ... fifth on the squad with seven multi-hit performances and had five multi-RBI games ... put together a season-best six-game hit streak from Apr. 25 through May 5 ... sported a .285 batting average during rookie campaign with 21 RBI ... went 3-for-3 with the first RBI of her career against Western Michigan (2/10), which was also her first career multi-hit game ... first career hit was a double against San Diego State (2/10) ... hit a single and laid down a sacrifice bunt against Portland State (2/12) ... went 3-for-4, including a pair of doubles, with three RBI and two runs scored against Cal State Northridge (2/19) ... went 2-for-3 with three RBI, two doubles and two runs scored against North Dakota (3/4) ... had two hits in three at-bats with a double and two runs scored in second game of double against Southern Utah (3/21) ... hit a two-run double and stole a base during first game of doubleheader against No. 1/1 California (4/7) ... had a double in second game of doubleheader at No. 13/13 Oregon (4/10) ... drove in a run during the series finale at No. 15/15 UCLA (4/22) with an RBI single ... came through with an RBI single in second game of Weber State doubleheader (4/25) ... drew a walk and scored in series opener against No. 23 Oregon State (4/27) ... went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored in second game of series versus the Beavers (4/28) ... collected two hits in series finale against OSU (4/29) ... connected on a two-run, two-out single in the sixth against Arizona State (5/5) to lead a three-run sixth-inning rally that tied the game at four runs apiece ... also had a single in opener at ASU (5/4).
Dickman's 2012 Game-by-Game Stats
High School/Travel Ball: Hit .500 with .556 on-base percentage and .917 slugging percentage at Capistrano Valley High School ... played first three seasons for coach Roger Williams then for Kristen Dedman during senior season ... four-time letterwinner ... team MVP during junior and senior season ... second-team All-South Coast League performer ... named team's Most Inspirational Player during sophomore year ... earned the team's Newcomer of the Year award and was a conference All-Freshman team selection ... member of Courage 18 Gold club team ... team was classified in the ASA 18U Gold section and received a berth to the Premier Fastpitch Qualifier in 2010 ... won the Riverside Toys for Tots 18U championship, took fifth at Colorado Sparkler Tournament and was classified as a So Cal 18U Gold team in 2009 ... team won the 2008 Artesia Punishers Holiday Classic ... recognized as an Athletic Scholar in 2008-09 ... member of Invisible Children's Club in 2008-09 and American Cultures Club in 2009-10.
Personal: Full name is Kate Lynn Dickman ... born Sept. 20, 1993 ... parents are Tom and Donna Dickman ... has five siblings: Matthew (15), Allyson (14), Emily (11), Tommy (10) and Danny (5) ... intends to major in physical therapy and own her own practice.