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"Charlie Sheen To Appear in The Hangover II? asks Perez Hilton, who reports, "The cast and crew are reportedly wooing Charlie Sheen to appear in a cameo for the upcoming flick."
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Striped Corvina, Cynoscion reticulates: The Striped Corvina has an elongated compressed body with an oval cross-section. It is generally silver with brownish wavy streaks on the back and sides. There is a pale band along the lateral line.
The Striped Corvina has a large oblique mouth with no barbells on the chin. The dorsal fin has a long base with a deep notch.
Keys to identification of the Striped Corvina include the pectoral fins reaching beyond the tips of the depressed pelvic fins, a straight caudal fin and scales being present on the body but absent on the head. The base of the pectoral fin is dark, the dorsal and pectoral are dusky, and all other fins are yellowish.
The Striped Corvina reaches a maximum length of 90 cm and is found in shallow coastal waters, including estuaries, up to 300 feet deep in the water column.
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In a recent interview with Rolling Stone Magazine, Deep Purple's lead singer, Ian Gillan, when responding to why Deep Purple was not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame stated "I've heard quotes of somebody on the [Rock Hall voting] committee saying, "Well, Deep Purple can't be in it, because they were a one-hit wonder." I don't know if they were referring to "Hush" or "Smoke in the Water" or "Child in Time" or "Highway Star" or "Perfect Strangers," any of those one-hit wonders that we were." Fortunately, to the delight of those in attendance at the Talking Stick Resort Grand Ballroom in Scottsdale on Monday night, August 4, 2014, Deep Purple played at least four of those "one-hit wonders."
Not only did Deep Purple cover most of their "one-hit wonders," but they did a whole lot more, including a nice sampling from their latest album, 2013's "Now What ?!." With songs such as "Vincent Price," "Hell to Pay," and "Uncommon Man" from the new album, the members of Deep Purple showed that they still can create and deliver the kick ass rock and roll their fans have come to expect.
Fair or not, many people associate the members of Deep Purple with the band's "Smoke on the Water" days (and yes, it could be argued that ever since that song's release back in 1972, every day after that has been a "Smoke on the Water" day for Deep Purple). The core of the Mark II version of Deep Purple, drummer, Ian Paice, bass player Roger Glover and lead singer, Ian Gillan remains. Former Dixie Dregs and Kansas guitarist, Steve Morse, joined the band in 1994. The final piece of the current Deep Purple lineup was added in 2002 when Don Airey took over keyboard duties from the retiring Jon Lord.
Although the band had many options to choose from to open their set, the selection of "Highway Star," was exactly what the Scottsdale crowd was looking for. They rabidly stood, pounded the air with their fists, sang along and jostled with each other to get a better view as Gillan's familiar vocals filled the venue. As they would be all night long, Morse's and Airey's brief solos were a testament to their craft.
A pair of songs, "Into the Fire," and "Hard Lovin' Man" from 1970's "Deep Purple in Rock," the first album the Mark II version of Deep Purple recorded, followed. Given how at home the songs sounded compared with today's hard rock sound, it's easy to forget that those songs were part of the birth of the heavy metal movement.
After another sing-a-long, bob your head, fire your devil horns into the air number, "Strange Kind of Woman," Gillan introduced the first of their songs from the "Now What?!" album, "Vincent Price." The crowd treated the new song as heartily as if it had been in the Deep Purple repertoire for years.
Morse showed why readers of "Guitar Magazine" voted him "Best Overall Guitar Player," five years in a row as he created his unique sounds out of his guitar for "Contact Lost." The song segued into "Uncommon Man," with Airey's keyboard work giving the song a progressive rock flavor. But Paice, Glover and Morse kept the heavy metal sound alive and the result was a great mash up of the two genres.
It's easy to dismiss members of a band known for their heavy metal music as being noisemakers and not much more. But the musicianship of each of the members of Deep Purple is top notch. As the concert progressed, Paice, Airey, Morse and Glover each had their own solo moments, all of which were inspired. Airey's classical piano training was evident during his showcase and Paice enhanced his drum solo with the tips of his drumsticks lighted so that the crowd could marvel at how quickly he moved.
Anyone who might have taken a sit down break during Airey's solo, were quickly back up for another "one-hit wonder," "Perfect Strangers." The song's snake charmer guitar riff once again caused the mob to raise their devil horns high.
With Gillan's lead, the crowd loudly sang "come on" that is part of the chorus to "Space Truckin.'"
Gillan wisely chose to go low on his notes rather than strain for the high part that not many could have hit forty years ago, let alone today.
Although diehard fans of a band can recognize most songs by the song's opening notes, there are a handful of iconic rock songs that any music lover can recognize from the beginning. As Morse struck the twelve note guitar riff that every person who picks up a guitar wants to learn, the crowd erupted for "Smoke on the Water." There was no need for the band to try and coax enthusiasm from the audience. The song spoke for itself.
Any lack of an encore might have caused the crowd to burn down the gambling house, so Deep Purple kept the fire marshals at bay, returning with their heavy metal interpretation of Booker T and the M.G.'s "Green Onions." An equally heavy, lengthy version of "Hush," kept the night going with the audience drowning out the band when singing the song's "na na na na."
Glover got his moment in the spotlight with a solo before the band closed out their hour and forty five minute night with "Black Night." Smiles were seen on each member of the band as they played, Morse doing one last solo that included part of Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Part 2." Like they would at any sporting event, the audience shouted out "hey," when the song called for it.
Because Deep Purple is one of those few touring bands that cover almost every inch of the globe, it had been seven long years since Deep Purple had come to the Phoenix area, the last time coinciding with the release of the album "Rapture of the Deep." If it takes a new album to get Deep Purple back to Phoenix, those that attended Monday night's concert are hoping that a new album will come out soon (it won't).
But for this night, Deep Purple's Arizona following got their fill of "one-hit wonders." It's a good thing. It may be a long time before the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame considers the band that released "Machine Head," as being as worthy of an induction. After all, songs from that album or those from "Deep Purple in Rock" or "Fireball" are certainly no match for "Sara Smile," from this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Hall and Oates.
Set List: Highway Star | Into The Fire | Hard Lovin' Man | Strange Kind Of Woman | Vincent Price | Contact Lost | Uncommon Man | The Well-Dressed Guitar | The Mule | Lazy | Hell To Pay | Don Airey Keyboard Solo | Perfect Strangers | Space Truckin' | Smoke On The Water | Encore: Green Onions | Hush | Roger Glover Bass Solo | Black Night


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Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center hosted its 10th annual Alzheimer's Disease Education Conference & Expo "Caring with a New Perspective." today on Long Island. It featured a variety of vendors, including the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA), Dr. Pereira from Rockefeller University in Manhattan, Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook University Hospital, NSLIJ at South Oaks, and The Bristal Assisted Living Community, among many others. The highlights of the day included a speech by Dr. Noggle at the New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF), about his research on Alzheimer's using stem cells. Also Barry Petersen, a well known CBS news Correspondent, spoke about his experience caring for his wife Jan Petersen, who had early onset Alzheimer's, and his book Jan's Story: Love Lost to the Long Goodbye of Alzheimer's. An exclusive interview with him reveals the deep agony that comes with this disease, the warring inside oneself, and the decisions people are forced to make when the person you love no longer remembers who you are.
Dr. Noggle explained his research, and the basic thrust of what he is trying to accomplish. When speaking with him he said that the foundation is trying to figure out why current treatments do not work, and is there better ways in which we can determine if someone has, or will get Alzheimer's. His research starts with stem cells, taking adult skin cells and "turning back the clock" so to speak, regressing them back to a stem cell state. This allows Dr. Noggle and his team to use the genetic information already present in the cell from various test subjects to determine the progression of the disease, and if there is any trend between ethnic background, family history, and other variants. This also allows them to test new treatments with human stem cells in a dish, rather than human trials. Giving a more accurate picture of toxicity, and effectiveness of new treatments.
"The Jan you see, wasn't the Jan that died", stated Barry Petersen, when pointing to the footage of Jan before the disease took over. "She was 87 pounds and looked older than her mother who was in her 80's", this is about the time when Barry Petersen had to make the decision to put his wife on morphine towards the painful end to her life. He also related how hard it was to see his wife, whom he loved so much, being put through this terrible experience, saying that as a man it was hard to deal with the fact that he couldn't protect her from this disease, and he wished so deeply that it was him instead of her.
He related that the hardest day was when he dropped off Jan to an assisted living facility, "realizing everything was over". When asked about ever trying to bring her back to reality so to speak, he said that it was interesting that it was brought up, relating that yes he did try to bring her back to reality at times but realized later that it would agitate her for the next few days. So he stopped attempting. Another point Mr. Petersen brought up was that "with other diseases you can see something", and you have a team of different doctors to help. Most importantly, though, the person can make decisions for themselves. With Alzheimer's you have to make the decision for them, wondering is this the right thing, and the guilt that comes along with that. "At what point do you make that quality of life decision?". Something many people have to face.
Alzheimer's is a disease with no hope, and the brave, loving caregiver's who weather the ugly storm are to be applauded, for their courage, and for their conviction. The conference was truly a dignified way to raise awareness and be a support to those who are dealing with this terrible disease.


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Are you looking for better performance from your computer? Does it already have all the latest in cutting edge equipment? If so, you may think that getting more performance would be not possible. You must now be thinking how it could be possible. The answer may be a lot simpler than you thought, and that answer is RAID.. ..Seagate was kind enough to provide us with two of their top 750 GB SATA2 HDDs to use for this RAID review.
..After seeing these stunning results, it makes me wonder why I have never used a RAID 0 setup before! The sheer performance gains of this setup are absolutely stunning. Huge storage space and killer speeds make RAIDing the Seagate SATA2 750s a great choice if you are seeking the ultimate in performance. Seagate also offers a stunning 5 year warranty, which gives you piece of mind when you purchase a Seagate drive. You get not only a good deal, but killer performance to backup your purchase. If you are looking to shave off those extra seconds when loading games or do any kind of CAD work, then these Seagate drives in RAID will be a great choice for you. Editor's Choice Award
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[Updated - 27th Nov 2012] PSLE 2012 Results was out several hours ago and it has been confirmed that the top scorer for year 2012 PSLE scored 285 and lowest aggregate is 43. Our unverified sources informed that the top scorer was from Nanyang Primary School.
<<Editor's note: This post has been edited after reviewing various sources of information which revealed the Top Scorer was from Nanyang Primary and not from South View Primary as earlier reported.>>
PSLE 2012 Results
Parents who are eager to find out on the ranking of Primary Schools (based on top scorers list) to aid in their selection of schools to enrol their children into will have to be disappointed. This year's release of PSLE 2012 results has been a bit different from the previous years, following MOE's announcement that they will not be naming the top scorers for PSLE 2012 results in the spirit to balance the over-emphasis of examination results by parents and students.
Nonetheless, this is what we have gathered from Kiasuparents Forum. Information on the top scores for respective Primary Schools are provided by forum participants who are mostly parents with kids who had attended the Primary Schools. Users of the following list are advised that this list is unofficial and unverified. User's discretion is advised.


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Fears that a suspicious looking black suitcase left unattended at the Shelbyville Walmart Saturday afternoon might be an explosive device were unfounded, authorities say.
That determination came after a nearly 3-hour effort from three agencies, which involved evacuating the store, clearing out and blocking off the parking lot, and examining the object with sophisticated equipment from a Lexington bomb squad.
Jewish Hospital Shelbyville recently earned a grade of C for patient safety through information comprised by Hospital Safety Score and while hospital officials say the information is useful, it's not absolute.
A former Shelbyville/Shelby County Parks and Recreation employee, who was arrested in June 2015 after being indicted for theft from the Family Activity Center, has paid her restitution.
After pleading guilty to a lesser charger on March 7, Heather Beth Simmons of Pleasureville, the former youth services director at for the park system, last week was ordered to pay back the sum of $8,926 to the parks system. Simmons paid the money back on June 15 out of the $10,000 cash bond she had put up when she was arrested.
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The Homemakers book club, meets at 10 a.m. today at the Shelby County Extension office, 1117 Frankfort Road. Participants can bring their lunches and favorite books they have read to tell other club members about them and then take home a new book to read. To register for the book club or for more information, call 633-4593.
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[On May 24,1938, immediately after graduation from Basic School, a short ceremony lasting only a few minutes, I departed for my next duty station, USS Tennessee (BB43), a battleship based off San Pedro, California. I travelled with a classmate by auto as far as St. Louis. There I took the train to Portland, Oregon where my parents met me for the drive to their home, about 50 miles to the north, in Longview Washington,. In order to save travel expenses I had taken a coach rather than a Pullman sleeping car.
Other than several absences and a last minute date change, Wednesday's Triple S Planning Commission Meeting presented no additional surprises.
The commission, with Jake Smith, Scott Merchant and Quintin Biagi absent, approved without question the final plat for development property off Discovery Blvd.
Despite a wet start, competition at the 2016 Shelby County Fair Horse Show was not impeded by the weather Wednesday night, and the show went off without a hitch, organizers said.
"I was very pleased with it, we had a lot of horses turn out to show," said R.H. Bennett, co-manager of the show, along with his brother, Edward "Hoppy" Bennett. "The weather kind of gave us a wet start early on, but it finally turned out nice, and we had a great [opening night]."
The show, which runs through Saturday, had 20 classes on Wednesday.
The mood was festive and the tone optimistic at Claudia Sanders Dinner House Saturday night as Shelby County Republicans got together for the annual Lincoln Day Dinner fundraiser.
In addition to local Republicans, such as Shelby County Judge-Executive Rob Rothenburger, who is running for the open seat being vacating by the retiring Rep. Brad Montell (R-Shelbyville), other Republicans spoke at the event, such as U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie and Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball.
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great shot!!!!!!
Very nice!
I like the red color
Gorgeous pic! ^_^ beautiful colours
not bad at all, I especially like the way you captured the reflection of the sky line on the water. good job.
Great colors.
great shot
Beautiful. I am in love with the colors.
The reflection really makes this picture. Shame about the small amount of noise in the top left but otherwise beautiful
Yes... i know, the noise was bad... but my camera no is very good to capture nocturne photos.
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Very very nice! Love it! Great job!
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O fotógrafo do pôr do sol entra em ação novamente!!!Você está inovando mesmo,ficou ótimo esse reflexo no lago.


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ERIE, Pa. - The Mercyhurst University women's hockey team extended its NCAA record and will be making an appearance in the NCAA Division I women's hockey tournament for a tenth consecutive season after learning of its fate on Sunday evening. The Lakers will enter the tournament as the #7 seed and will travel to Ithaca, New York to square off against second-seeded Cornell University next weekend.
The game is scheduled for Saturday, March 15 from the Lynah Rink on the campus of Cornell University with the faceoff tentatively slated for 3:30 p.m.
Top-seeded Minnesota will host Boston University, third-seeded Clarkson will host Boston College, and the fourth-seeded Wisconsin Badgers will host Harvard in the other quarterfinal matchups next Saturday.
A nervous group of players, coaches, and staff members gathered at the Mercyhurst Ice Center to watch the selection show on NCAA.com, which began just a couple of minutes after 6:00 p.m. A large uproar broke a nervous silence when the Lakers' name appeared on the screen for an NCAA-record tenth consecutive time.
"It was tough to sleep last night," said senior forward Christie Cicero during an interview with members of the local media on Sunday. "Being a senior, I certainly didn't want my career to end with a loss in the conference championship. But, now that we know we are one of the final eight, it's an amazing feeling knowing that we get to come back to work and get ready for Cornell."
It was a joyous occasion for the Lakers, who, just 24 hours prior to making the NCAA tournament, had a somber feeling when they lost the CHA Championship game to the Tigers of RIT on Saturday afternoon by a 2-1 final in double overtime at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. It was just the second time in a dozen seasons that the Lakers lost in the CHA title game.
The NCAA quarterfinal game will be a rematch of last season's first round contest when the Lakers stunned the Big Red in overtime at Lynah Rink by a 4-3 final. Jenna Dingeldein scored at the 4:49 mark of the overtime period to send the Lakers to their third appearance to the Frozen Four in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mercyhurst lost to Boston University in the semifinals last season by a 4-1 final.
Mercyhurst holds a 14-5-1 advantage over Cornell in the all-time series, but the Lakers are just 3-5-1 in the last nine contests against their rival from the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. It will mark the third time that these two have met in the NCAA postseason with each team winning an overtime contest in the previous two. Mercyhurst stunned Cornell last season in the quarterfinals while the Big Red stunned Mercyhurst, 3-2 in overtime, in the NCAA Semifinals back in 2010 in Minneapolis.
The Lakers (23-8-4) and the Big Red (24-5-4) played a pair of games at the Mercyhurst Ice Center earlier this season. Game one of the series ended in a 4-4 overtime tie back on January 10, with Cornell's Jessica Campbell scoring with 5:06 left in regulation to send the game to overtime. The next afternoon, the Big Red jumped out to a 5-2 lead past the midway mark of the second period and held off the Lakers, 6-4, after sealing the contest with an empty-netter.
Senior Christine Bestland, a top-ten finalist for the 2014 Patty Kazmaier Award, leads Mercyhurst with 20 goals and 31 assists for 51 points this season. She had two helpers in the series against Cornell earlier in the year. Junior Amanda Makela has seen most of the work in goal and sports a 21-7-4 overall record with a 1.79 goals against average and a .927 save percentage.
Cornell is led by Jillian Saulnier, a top-three finalist for the 2014 Patty Kazmaier Award. She had two goals and three assists in the series against the Lakers and has 28 goals and 27 assists for 55 points this season. Lauren Slebodnick has seen most of the action in goal and is 17-1-3 with a 2.27 goals against average and a .908 save percentage.
The winner will advance to the NCAA Frozen Four, which is being
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FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State football team, off to a 6-0 start, continues to climb in the national polls and was ranked No. 17 in the Bowl Championship Series Standings that were released for the first time this season on Sunday.
The Bulldogs are the highest-ranked team not from an automatic-qualifying BCS conference, one spot ahead of Northern Illinois out of the Mid-American Conference.
The Harris Interactive Poll, USA Today Coaches Poll and computer rankings each comprise one-third of the BCS Standings. To derive the percentages, each team's total points in the Harris and USA Today polls are divided by the maximum possible points (2,625 for Harris and 1,550 for USA Today).
The computer rankings percentage is calculated by dropping the highest and lowest ranking for each team and then dividing the remaining total by 100 (the maximum possible points). The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percentage totals of the Harris Interactive Poll, USA Today Poll, and computer rankings. The teams' BCS Averages are ranked to produce the BCS Standings.
Fresno State was ranked No. 18 in the USA Today Coaches Poll, No. 18 in the Harris Interactive Poll and No. 17 as its average among the six computer rankings.
In addition to those rankings, the Bulldogs also came in Sunday at No. 15 in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll, which is not used in calculating the BCS Standings. This is Fresno State's highest AP ranking since being No. 8 after a 6-0 start to the 2001 season.
Leading the team this season has been Heisman Trophy candidate Derek Carr. Carr ranks second nationally in passing with 379.3 yards per game and is responsible for 20 more touchdowns (24) this season than he is turnovers (four).
Fresno State hits the road this weekend to face a San Diego State team that has won three-straight. The Bulldogs and Aztecs are the only two remaining teams that are undefeated in Mountain West play.
The game is being televised nationally on ESPN2 with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. PT from Qualcomm Stadium.
"Catch the Wave" - 2013 Fresno State football tickets are now on sale and can be ordered online at gobulldogs.com or over the phone at 559-278-DOGS (3647). The official home of the Fresno State Bulldogs is 940 AM ESPN Radio.
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Maggie writes: "Hi there Outblush! I've been a loyal reader for almost half a decade, and I love what you guys keep on churning out. Keep it up! My request is this: I'm going to travel around Hong Kong and mainland China for three weeks, and I'm stuck on the most important part of my wardrobe: the shoes. The women there always dress up for even the most mundane activities, such as taking a stroll to the market or even hiking up a mountainside (yes I once saw a lady wearing lace-up, knee-length high heel boots climbing up). Can you help me find a pair of comfortable yet fashionable shoes to wear in 90 degree, high humidity weather without looking too American touristy? Also, since I am vertically challenged, a small wedge heel would be great! My budget would be $150 or less for shoes, and I am leaving the states mid June. I wear a size 4.5-6 shoe depending on the brand."
Hi Maggie, Mitchy here, and I feel ya on the desire to wear cute shoes no matter where your travels take you. Here are a few pairs that are relatively neutral colors so you can wear them with almost anything, have a low to no-heel to give you a little boost, but aren't so excruciatingly practical that they're an eyesore. I especially like pointy toe flats for situations like yours; they've got the look of heels with a lot more stability. Clarks flats are also a good, comfy shoe that I've personally worn on trips to National Parks.
1 - Franco Sarto Caminoi Espadrille Slingback ($80)
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I've been to China twice in July and I've had to toss my shoes after I got back to the states. :(
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Finlay did a recent interview with The UK Sun where he discussed his desire to get back in the ring. He also revealed contact with TNA Impact Wrestling but says they couldn't agree to terms on a contract. Below are some quotes from Finlay:
"At one time or another they all got in touch and I listened but the offers weren't right.
"They weren't enough – it's not like it's my first day in the business. I've been doing this for 37 years now and one thing I know is that you can't sell yourself cheap. "
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Red Raiders End Spring With 2-1 Showing in Dallas
Meghan Stacy and the Red Raiders closed the spring at the Lone Star College Showcase.
April 20, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas - The Texas Tech volleyball program closed its spring slate with a 2-1 showing Saturday at the Lone Star College Showcase held at the Dallas Convention Center.
The Red Raiders followed a close three-set loss to Angelo State to start the morning with back-to-back two-set victories over Oklahoma Baptist and Big 12 rival TCU. The performance helped Tech close the spring with a 7-4 overall record.
"Today was a great stamp of what we've accomplished this spring and a springboard for next fall," Tech associate head coach Jojit Coronel said. "Our team improved throughout the morning session which culminated with a relentless display of each individual executing our system of volleyball at the highest level against TCU."
Breeann David led the Red Raiders with 24 kills on the day, while Aubree Piper and Mikia Mills added 16 each in the middle. Meghan Stacy also recorded nine kills on the outside as well.
Piper was accurate from the field as she hit a team-high .419 overall followed by David's .357 average. Defensively, Tech was led by 39 digs from Rachel Brummitt along with 27 from Nicole Hragyil.
"Our confidence and ability to create and take advantage of point scoring opportunities allowed our middles to successfully hit over .300 for the day," Coronel added. "We identified areas prior to spring that we needed to get better in. We did just that and I hope the team enjoys the fruits of their labor."
The Red Raiders will continue with individual workouts for the remainder of the spring before returning to campus in August for the start of preseason workouts. Tech's 2013 schedule will be announced in the coming weeks.


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2007: Appeared in 11 games on the season ... Missed a majority of the season due to injury ... Scored one goal on the year ... Scored against UCLA at the MPSF Tournament on November 24.
2006: Redshirted for the 49ers due to a shoulder injury.
2005: Played in all 35 games, starting 32 times ... Scored 13 goals, including two vs. UC San Diego ... Had three goals in MPSF play against UC Davis, California and UC Santa Barbara ... Also recorded 12 assists and 14 steals.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wilson High School in 2005 ... Was named a 2005 fourth-team All-American and was named second-team All-CIF ... Helped lead Wilson to four Moore League and CIF Division I championships ... Selected first-team Press-Telegram "Dream Team" as a senior ... A three-time All-CIF selection ... Scored 33 goals on the year, and added 55 assists, including scoring the game-winner against Harvard-Westlake in the CIF final.
PERSONAL: Communication studies major ... Member of the U.S. National Cadet Team ... Was a 49er Academic All-Star in Spring 2006.
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Dillard's Inc. says it has reached a settlement with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over issues relating to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Little Rock-based department store chain said Tuesday that it agreed to settle without admitting fault in order to prevent litigation.
At issue were two policies, one that required employees to provide a doctor's note that detailed the nature of an illness that resulted in sick time and one that capped the time available for medical leave.
Dillard's says the policies are no longer in effect and that the one requiring a doctors' note hasn't been in force since 2007.
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Kevin Chelimo
2006 CROSS COUNTRY:First Texas Tech male cross country All-American ... finished in the top five in four of the events ... took third at the home meet, Red Raider Jackrabbit Open, with an 8k time of 24:19.27 ... took the individual title at the Murray Keatinge with a run of 24:13.53 ... finished eighth at the Chile Pepper Invite in a time of 28:43.10 ... earned all-conference honors with a fifth-place finish at the Big 12 Championship with a clocking of 24:45.40 ... received all-region accolades with fourth place at the Mountain Regional, running the 10k in 30:03.90 ... automatically qualified for nationals, where he finished 17th in a time of 31:22.20.
2006 OUTDOOR:Redshirted season.
2005 OUTDOOR: Collected all-region honors with a fifth-place finish in the 5000M with a time of 14:08.03...advanced to compete at the NCAA Championships...earned all-conference honors in the 5000M and 10000M with fourth- and fifth-place finishes, respectively...in the 5000M at the Big 12 Championships, ran 14:18.62, and set a personal best of 29:39.30 in the 10000M...placed first in the 1500M at the UTEP Invitational in a personal-best 3:46.15, which was a regional qualifying time...ran another regional qualifying time of 3:48.00 in a second-place finish in the collegiate division of the 1500M at the Texas Relays...was first in the collegiate division of the 5000M at the Mt. SAC Relays in a regional-qualifying and personal-best time of 13:54.90...member of the 4xMile relay team that finished second at the Drake Relays in a time of 16:43.74.
2005 INDOOR: ... Mile ... clocked a 4:13.96 in his only appearance during the season at the Wes Kittley Classic ... 3000M ... ran a 8:17.12at the Tyson Invite ... 5000M ... earned all-conference honors with his fourth-place finish and provisional qualifying time of 14:08.36 at the Big 12 Championships.
BEFORE TECH: Attended Tambach Teachers Training College and Tenges high school ... participated in track ... has personal bests of 1:50 in the 800M, 3:45 in the 1500M and 14:20 in the 5000M.
PERSONAL: Born 2-14-83 to parents James and Rodah Chelimo .. father is a farmer and mother is a teacher ... has brothers, Kiprop, Amos and Daniel ... enjoys watching movies and traveling ... majoring in human development and family studies.


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Huawei MediaPad will be out in India next month
After we basically hadn't heard anything about it for three months, a couple of days ago we brought you news that Huawei's Android Honeycomb-powered 7-inch MediaPad tablet is about to make its way into stores worldwide.
But it won't become available everywhere at the same time. It's already up for pre-order in Singapore and will make its way to Malaysia next month, and then to the US, China, Hong Kong, and Thailand before the end of the year.
Though it turns out that the MediaPad will be out in other countries as well this year. For example, AndroidOS.in has found out that the tablet will be for sale in India in October, alongside Malaysia. It's definitely interesting that Huawei seems to have focused on Asia for starting sales of its upcoming tablet.
Sadly though, in the meantime, people in the UK are treated to such obsolete devices as the Ideos S7 Slim. Hopefully Huawei will choose to do things a bit differently next year, if it's still after building its brand trust in 'Western' markets as well.


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Mystic Aquarium's Winter Waterland holiday celebration returns Saturdays and Sundays in December and Thursday, Dec. 27 – Tuesday, Jan. 1 with festive entertainment for all to enjoy. This month-long series of events features visits from Santa, elves diving among fish, live music by local artists, seasonal crafts and scavenger hunts, all against a backdrop of fascinating marine animals and holiday décor.
This year's holiday décor reflects the native habitats of aquarium animals. The Arctic Coast, home to four beluga whales, glimmers with a cluster of trees covered in snowflakes, icicles and silver ornaments. The Pacific Northwest, home to sea lions and seals, features trees with pine cones, bird nests and berries, while trees at the Roger Tory Peterson Penguin Pavilion celebrate resident African penguins. Additional festive décor throughout the aquarium is inspired by Hanukah, Kwanzaa and Titanic – 12,450 Feet Below, the aquarium's exhibit dedicated to the historic ship.
Guests can also enjoy The Polar Express 4-D Experience, a holiday favorite brought to life with the visual drama of a 3-D film and a variety of sensory effects, including wind, snow and scents.
Winter Waterland activities and entertainment take place Saturdays and Sundays in December (1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 and 23) and December 27 - January 1 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and are included with aquarium admission. The Polar Express 4-D Experience is included with Mystic Aquarium membership and the value ticket option, or tickets can be purchased inside the aquarium for $6 each.
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When fans think of the Dragon Age franchise, co-op gameplay isn't a feature that generally comes to mind. While Bioware did add a separate multiplayer mode to Mass Effect 3, most of their games are usually single player story-driven experiences. That is why it is odd that they developer didn't deny the possibility of co-op in Dragon Age: Inquisition when recently asked. Instead, Bioware simply revealed on July 17 that they have yet to announce any multiplayer features for the game.
Considering that Dragon Age has never included multiplayer support added with the fact that the Bioware had never discussed the topic for Dragon Age: Inquisition does make it seems slightly odd that they would be unwilling to deny such a feature given that fans will ultimately find out when the game launches in less than three months time. Perhaps the developer simply doesn't want to upset gamers who love to play co-op titles by confirming that there will be no such addition to Inquisition, but those players would likely already be uninterested in a Dragon Age game.
To make the matter seem even more suspicious, Bioware also told fans to 'keep an eye' on the developer's official social networking accounts to future updates on the topic of co-op. Again, if the game was going to continue the franchise's tradition of being a singleplayer-only title, why wouldn't the developer simply confirm that Dragon Age: Inquisition won't have multiplayer elements? By not discussing such a major element about the game this close to launch, Bioware either wants to create an air of mystery around their upcoming release or the developer does indeed have something hidden up their sleeves.
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For those of you who have checked out social media on the internet lately, it seems like you can't get through a single day this week without hearing about someone else taking the "ALS Ice Bucket Challenge". This is the latest trendy fad to go viral, albeit something being done for a good cause. The Ice Bucket Challenge" is where people tag their friends to dump a bucket of ice water on their heads within 24 hours and post a video of it, or donate $100 to the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association (ALSA), which is dedicated towards fighting Lou Gehrig's disease.
On paper, this is a very innovative way to raise money for an important charity, and it has succeeded widely so far – raising over $40 million dollars for ALS thisweek, compared to the normal $2 million or so they take in this time of year. But is it really for a good cause? Yes and no.
One problem many people are having with the "Ice Bucket Challenge" is what the ALS does with the money they receive. It's particularly troubling to many practicing Catholics, since the ALSA funds Embryonic Stem Cell research. In other words, your money could be going towards experiments on human embryos – including creating them in a lab and/or destroying them, all in the name of "research". Even the most ardent outspoken advocates of embryonic stem cell research – like Michael J. Fox – have now conceded that embryonic stem cell research has lead to a dead end and is unlikely to "cure" anything. To their credit, the ASLA concedes that Adult stem cell research is far more valuable in providing medical breakthroughs, and they state that only "one" of the individuals they donate to is involves in embryonic stem cell research. Never-the-less, the ASLS believes that "embryonic stem cell research... will provide valuable insights" and that position goes directly against Catholic teaching.
A Roman Catholic diocese in Ohio has gone as far as publicly asking its 113 schools not to participate in the ASL Ice Bucket challenge. This, of course, does not mean that we should not support efforts to fight Lou Gehrig's disease. If the purpose of the ALS Ice Bucket challenge is to "raise awareness" of Lou Gehrig's disease, they've already been extremely successful because its all over the internet now. The ALSA now has considerable donations to spend as they see fit. Rather than give them even more money, many are suggesting that you'd be better off finding an actual person with ALS and give them a charitable donation directly. Another noteworthy is effort is to donate to other, lesser known charities that are working to stop terrible diseases like Lou Gehrig's, but do so through ethical medical research that does not involve using human embryos. There are many such organizations that only use adult stem cells, but they get far less media attention. Fr. Michael F. Duffy wrote a series of blog posts this week saying that Catholics should give their money to The John Paul II Medical Research Institute (JP2MRI) if they really want to post a "viral" video about doing an "Ice Bucket Challenge". Unlike the ALSA, JP2MRI's emphasis is on pro-life ethical standards and they never use embryo or fetal tissue. Another major difference is that a majority of dollars donated to JP2MRI are directly used by it to further scientific research and not simply expended for administrative fees or non research activities. A third difference is that the JP2MRI focuses not just on research that will help people in the future, but on valuable hospital and clinical funding that will help patients suffering now.
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Jude Gilliam was born September 20, 1947 in Fairdale, Kentucky. She has
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later they divorced. For years, she worked as 5th-grade teacher.
She began writing in 1976 and her first book, The Enchanted Land was published in 1977 under the name Jude Deveraux. Following the publication of her first novel, she resigned her teaching position. She is the author of over 30 New York Times bestsellers. Her early books are set largely in 15th- and 16th-century England, in which her fierce, impassioned protagonists find themselves in the midst of blood feuds and wars. Her heroines are equally scrappy -- medieval Scarlett O'Haras who often have a low regard for the men who eventually win them over. They're fighters, certainly, but they're also beauties who are preoccupied with survival and family preservation.
Jude has also stepped outside her milieu, with mixed results. Her James River trilogy (River Lady, Lost Lady, and Counterfeit Lady) is set mostly in post-Revolution America; the popular, softer-edged Twin of Fire/Twin of Ice moves to 19th-century Colorado.
"Historicals seem to be all I'm capable of," Jude once said in an interview, referring to a now out-of-print attempt at contemporary fiction, 1982's Casa Grande. "I don't want to write family sagas or occult books, and I have no intention of again trying to ruin the contemporary market." Still, Jude did later attempt modern-day romances, such as the lighthearted High Tide (her first murder caper), the contemporary female friendship story The Summerhouse, and the time-traveling Knight in Shining Armor.
She married Claude Montassir, with whom she had a son, Sam Alexander Montassir in 1997. They were eventually divorced. In 2005, Sam died in a motorcycle accident. Jude currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina and also has a home in the medieval city of Badolato, Italy.
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Arkansas lawmakers are scheduled to vote on legislation that would authorize the state to establish a new veterans home to replace one that closed last year.
The House is expected to vote Friday on an amendment to a bill to authorize the state Department of Veterans Affairs to set up and maintain a new home. The bill limits the maximum capacity of the veterans home to 150 beds.
The proposal had already passed the House, but was amended in the Senate to allow the Department to select the site after seeking advice from a task force created under a separate measure signed into law earlier this month.
The state closed the veterans home in Little Rock last year, and veterans complained that years of neglect led to the facility's deterioration.
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Theresa Payton, formerly from Jacksonville, will be facing the one of late nights political comedians as well as one of the top rated shows to premiere her latest book co-written with Ted Claypoole, PRIVACY In The Age of Big Data, on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
When: Tuesday, January, 21st (Check your local listings for time and station)
This topic couldn't be more timely in today's technology and the political world. With Obamacare looming and the debate of success or failure yet to be seen, Theresa Payton has a lot of keen insights.
Payton was the only female to serve as a Chief Information Officer (CIO) in the White House, she is one of our countries leading cyber-securities experts and speaks throughout our country about online safety, identity theft and all topics concerning digital privacy.
Her latest book delves into a topic that is becoming nearly extinct. Privacy, especially online.
According to the latest PEW Research Studies, 95% of teens have access to the Internet and 80% have cell phones and 48% of them have data plans. Are they careful with their private information? Over 500,000 minors have their identity stolen annually, and the sad part is they don't realize it until they apply for an educational loan or a credit card that their identity has been comprised.
This is only one of the reasons that being an educated parent will keep you and your family safer both online and off.
Theresa Payton was part of St. Johns County Community Empowerment Series in 2013, and proudly she is returning for 2014. With the recent report that teens are asking to learn from industry experts, CES is offering workshops for the public with Payton. Space will be limited.
With the workshops it will be more intimate for your topics and be more involved in Q&A. Don't miss this rare opportunity with a cyber-expert! This is FREE to the public - everyone is invited, ages 8 and up.
Don't forget to catch Theresa Payton on The Daily Show and order her book today!
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Happy Monday, friend!
I made myself a bit of art for my wall completely inspired by Pakayla Biehn's Neon which I featured this morning.
It was so fun!
Earlier that day I had gone thrifting and found giant graph paper and vintage thumbtacks. I had no plans, but as per usual, figured I'd use them for something, or put them in my vintage shop. (I'm working on some paper ephemera kits.)
Same for the canvas. A friend who was moving didn't want the art she'd made for her daughters old room and didn't want the canvases either. Guess who knew the canvases would get used for something sooner or later?
Then, idea! What if I made some thumbtack art?
I've been wanting to add some metallic shine to the living room. But what to make? I thought of a compass or star…but neither felt right for the moment. And then I remembered totally crushing over Biehn's neon sign, wishing I could have it.
I love the simplicity and cleverness of the play on words!
Once that was settled, I put my new graph paper to work. I outlined my canvas, then free-handed the words. Me turned out perfectly sized and centered, and then I rewrote you and oui a couple times. It took a bit to get the Y and Os the way I wanted them.
(I'm almost sure there's some messed up psychology in there somewhere!)
I also played with the idea of painting our last name in gloss along the OUI at the bottom.
When I first realized I had to remember how to spell Drouillard, I thought, "But I took Spanish!" But even I knew oui was yes in French, so once I realized that, I was helped immensely. Ever since then, designs with oui in them, like this bag, have made me happy.
But I think I was complicating the design. I couldn't figure out how to make it look cool because putting "dr OUI llard" on there, even in a hint of gloss, brought the OUI off-center.
Besides, now it leaves something for people to figure out, since I didn't literally spell it out for them.
(Except you, of course.)
After I spray painted the canvas olive green – because I like olive green and gold – I originally started thumbing the tacks right through the paper onto the canvas.
At this point I started realizing two things….
One, I was not going to be able to just tear away the paper when I was finished. Those tacks held it tight.
Two, those tacks needed something more to hold onto than just the canvas.
So I recycled a bunch of cardboard box pieces into the back of the canvas and taped them in with painter's tape.
I have nice brown packing tape somewhere that would have looked better, but I couldn't find it. I'm thinking my little urchins may have used it up. That is usually the cause of "lost" craft supplies for me.
(But oh well, no one but will see the back anyway, right? Ahem.)
I also took all the Y tacks back out, firmly, and then firmly but gently traced all the letters over a few times and put dents in the canvas.
I'm sure there's a better way to transfer these with carbon paper or something, but this is what made the fastest sense at the time. I forgot to get a good shot of that, but you can see the rest of the M and the top of the E at the bottom of this photo if you look carefully.
Currently, the canvas is living on my mantle, making me happy.
I'm in the midst of planning a collage wall though, so in the next few days it will be hanging on the opposite side of the room. If it looks good (ie. how I imagine it) I'll take a shot and show you.
Did I mention this was super fun?!
Sore thumbs by the end, though.
You know what was the best thing about this project?
Besides the inexpensive, recycled, and thrifted materials?
I had the idea and got the project done within a 24 hour time period.
It felt like giving myself a gift. I didn't do it "perfectly", but who cares? I have so many ideas in a day, and am always in the middle of many projects. It was so good for me to just let myself have the time and space to execute an idea from start to finish without stopping in one day. I take SO long to get projects done, it was a high, really.
And a turning point, I think. Or part of the tide shift I'm experiencing in learning how to get things done. Or more things done in an organized manner, I should say.
You, Me, We…We will get this thing figured out, right?
Right! Also, it's appearing on the blog only 4 days later. That's something, too.
If you decide to try your hand at thumbtack art, let me know!
p.s. I used every one of the 200 thumbtacks. I went lighter on the Me and Oui because I was concerned I'd run out and then filled in the flourishes on the beginning and ends of the words later. It all ended up just right!


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April 15, 2012
LOS ANGELES - Jackie Robinson, UCLA's first four-sport letterwinner, became the first African-American to play in the major leagues 65 years ago today - April 15, 1947 - making his major league debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Robinson competed on UCLA's baseball team in 1940 and also represented the Bruins on the football, basketball and track and field teams from 1939-41.
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Major League Baseball will celebrate Robinson's historic achievement today with the ninth annual Jackie Robinson Day. All players at the major league level, and on-field personnel, will be wearing the No. 42.
"Jackie Robinson is among UCLA's most distinguished alumni," UCLA Director of Athletics Dan Guerrero said. "As the player who broke Major League Baseball's color barrier, Jackie displayed the courage, character, work ethic and talent that helped transform both his life and the lives of the thousands of individuals who have since chosen to follow in his footsteps. He is the epitome of the optimistic and trailblazing attitude that characterizes the can-do culture that we all espouse at UCLA."
Currently ranked No. 17 in the nation, the UCLA baseball team has played at Jackie Robinson Stadium since 1981. Named in Robinson's honor, the Bruins' home baseball facility has played host to NCAA Regionals the past two seasons, in addition to the NCAA Los Angeles Super Regional in 2010.
"Jackie Robinson left an indelible mark on our university and our nation," head coach John Savage said. "It's with the utmost pride and humility that our baseball program is able to play at a ballpark named in his honor. He is an American icon, and it's great to see that Major League Baseball honors the anniversary of his milestone every season."
Born in Cairo, Ga., on January 31, 1919, Robinson and his family and moved to Los Angeles as a youngster. After moving to southern California, the Robinson family quickly gained recognition for its fantastic athletic abilities, most notably during the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin where older brother Mack Robinson received a silver medal in the 200-meter dash behind the legendary Jesse Owens.
Robinson became UCLA's first four-sport letterwinner, starring in Westwood on the football team (1939, 1940), on the basketball team (1940, 1941), with the track and field team (1940) and as a baseball player (1940).
As UCLA's shortstop in 1940, statistics indicate that baseball was the sport with which he had the most trouble. Robinson posted a .097 batting average the one year he played baseball for the Bruins. He excelled at the three other sports, earning All Pac-10 honors in football, being named the West Coast Conference MVP in basketball, and establishing a long jump record.
Nevertheless, due to his slick fielding and keen baserunning, fans found Robinson in the starting lineup the majority of the season.
In 1942, Robinson decided to put athletics on hiatus and enlisted in the U.S. Army. In the face of humiliating discrimination, Robinson took his first major step toward dismantling racial barriers. Serving in Texas, Robinson was court-martialed for refusing to move to the back of a military bus. He was eventually acquitted and given an honorable discharge.
His military career finished, Robinson decided to give baseball another try. The Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Baseball League offered him a contract in 1944. Robinson quickly caught the attention of opposing managers, and more importantly, Major League scouts. Brooklyn Dodger President Branch Rickey signed him to a minor league contract with a Montreal farm club in 1945.
Robinson started the year on a hot streak, quickly earning the respect of the French-Canadian fans in Montreal. He completed the year by winning the International League batting title, hitting .349 in 124 games and leading his team to the championship. His success allowed Rickey to decide that everything was in order for a groundbreaking debut with the Dodgers.
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During his 10-year career, Robinson compiled a .311 batting average and one National League MVP award, while playing in six World Series and six All-Star games. In addition to being the first African-America to play in the majors, he was the first to win the MVP award and the first to be elected to the Hall of Fame (1962).
In 1957, the Dodgers traded Jackie to the New York Giants for pitcher Dick Littlefield and $30,000. Partially in response to this surprising move, Robinson decided it was time to end his playing days. That same year, Jackie was diagnosed with diabetes, a disease that would lead to his death in 1972.
Prior to his passing on June 4, 1972, Robinson's No. 42 was retired by the Dodgers along with Roy Campanella's No. 39 and Sandy Koufax's No. 32. Following his death, Robinson continued to be honored through various mediums of praise. On February 2, 1981, the finishing touches were put on Jackie Robinson Stadium, the current home of the Bruins. On August 2, 1982, the U. S. Post Office issued the "Jackie Robinson Black Heritage" stamp featuring the first baseball player ever depicted on a United States stamp. In 1984, President Ronald Reagan acknowledged Robinson's accomplishments by awarding him the Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award.
Most recently, in March 2005, Robinson was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal. The award, which was commissioned by Congress after the American Revolution as its highest expression of national appreciation for distinguished achievements and contributions, was presented by President George W. Bush to members of Robinson's family.
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The 1997 season marked the 50th anniversary of Robinson's heroic struggle. Major League Baseball honored him by dedicating the entire season to his memory, with a commemorative patch and the retirement of his number. No other player in the future of Major League Baseball will ever wear No. 42. His number is the first retired every organization, rather than an individual team, in any of the nation's major sports.
The first African-American to play major league baseball (April 15, 1947) ... his widow Rachel, a UCLA alumna, founded the Jackie Robinson Foundation, which has funded college scholarships for deserving African-American students ... the first four-sport letterman in UCLA history - football (1939 and 1940), basketball (1940 and 1941), track and field (1940) and baseball (1940).
UCLA Football
Led the nation in punt return average in both 1939 (16.5 yards) and 1940 (21.0 yards) ... his career average of 18.8 yards ranks fourth in NCAA history ... as a senior in 1940, he led UCLA in rushing (383 yards), passing (444 yards), total offense (827 yards), scoring (36 points) and punt returns (21.0 average) ... in his two-year career, he rushed for 954 yards (5.9 average) and passed for 449 yards.
UCLA Basketball
Led the Southern Division of the Pacific Coast Conference in scoring in both 1940 (12.4 average in 12 league games) and 1941 (11.1 average in 12 league games).
UCLA Track and Field
Missed most of the 1940 season while playing with the Bruin baseball team but won the NCAA title in the broad jump (24-10 1/4) after winning the Pacific Coast Conference meet with a leap of 25-0.
UCLA Baseball
In 1940, batted just .097 during the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association season ... in his first game (March 10, 1940), he had four hits and stole four bases, including home once.
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Major League Baseball
Played for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1947 to 1957 ... selected National League Rookie of the Year in 1947 (award is now named in his honor) ... selected National League Most Valuable Player in 1949.
Post-Baseball Career
Became Vice-President at Chock Full O'Nuts in 1957 ... served as a member of the national board of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ... selected UCLA "Alumnus of the Year" in 1962 ... inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962 ... was instrumental in the founding of the Freedom National Bank in Harlem, N.Y. ... became the first African-American baseball commentator when hired by ABC-TV in 1965 ... passed away on Oct. 24, 1972, in Stamford, Conn. ... selected as a charter member of UCLA's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984 ... awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Reagan in 1984 ... his No. 42 was retired by Major League Baseball in 1997 ... awarded the Congressional Gold Medal by President George W. Bush on March 2, 2005.


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by C.J. Bowles
Greg Carothers' college football career began tragically, at a time when the Huskies' football world came to a stop. It was October of 2000, and players stood in shock and worry as starting safety Curtis Williams was taken off the Stanford Stadium field with a severe neck injury. When the game resumed, however, someone had to take Williams' spot in the lineup.
Enter Greg Carothers.
How did a true freshman from Helena, Mont., rise steadily on the depth chart throughout the fall, and subsequently start the last four games of the season for the eventual Rose Bowl champions?
The answer is talent and hard work. However, that work may have been invested someplace else, were it not for a little help from Montana native Bobby Hauck. The Huskies' special teams and safeties coach, Hauck played a significant role in putting Carothers in a purple and gold jersey in 2000.
"Coach Hauck sold me on this place," says Carothers, now a senior and co-captain. "Though all of the places I was considering had some kind of Montana relation."
Hauck envisioned Carothers as a bruising safety, in the mold of the Huskies' then-starter, Williams. Upon taking over the starting role following Williams' injury, Carothers played like a man possessed, capping an outstanding debut season with a six-tackle performance against Purdue in the Rose Bowl. Carothers made one of the game's key plays, stripping Boilermakers' running back Montrell Lowe of the football and recovering the fumble.
Carothers was credited for his efforts at the end of the season by being named an honorable mention freshman All-American by Rivals.com, and a co-winner of the team's Travis Spring Award, given out to the most outstanding offensive and defensive Husky freshmen.
All this from a player who had nearly given up the game just four years earlier.
"My brother was a basketball player, so I got into basketball as a kid," he says. "My freshman year I wanted to spend all of my time playing basketball, but for whatever reason I continued to play football. It turned out to be my deal."
The experts would agree. Although Carothers starred in basketball and track at Helena Capital High School, it was on the gridiron where he most impressed the critics. Carothers was twice named to the all-state first team as a safety, and was the Class AA State Defensive MVP his senior season.
He was certainly worthy of donning a Husky jersey, but Seattle was a long ways from home.
"I didn't really know what to expect," he says. "I think I adjusted to it a lot faster than I gave myself credit for."
Carothers remembers, with a smile, his first few practices at Husky Stadium.
"Everything was strapped up, everything was tight," he says. "I was hitting people to the ground. I would get kicked out of drills all the time because I was so worried about people running past me. It turned out that coach Hauck likes that kind of stuff, so I think I earned a little spot with him."
The fierce and aggressive play Carothers exhibited in summer workouts earned him the second-string spot at free safety going into his freshman season.
When the moment came for the Huskies to take the field for the first time in the 2000 season, Carothers could hardly contain his excitement.
"It was crazy," he recalls. "I promised myself I wouldn't look up until I got all the way out of the tunnel - I don't know why, that's just what I decided I wanted to do. So right at the base of the tunnel, I looked up and it was just people everywhere. It felt a long, long way from home. The amount of people sitting in the stands was more than I have in my home city!
"I came from a school where we got maybe 3,000 people in the stands, and I thought the roar they made was amazing," Carothers continues. "But when you make a big play here it's like, 'Wow!' Sometimes I get so caught up in the moment that I will forget plays that just happened. I'll make a play and be back in the huddle before I even know it. Even now, after I've been here playing for three years."
Carothers continued to impress during his sophomore and junior campaigns, finishing with 72 tackles in 2001 and 84 in 2002. Last season, he showed a penchant for slipping into the backfield, making at least a half a tackle for loss in 10 of the team's 13 games. Carothers has now started 28 games during his career at Washington, three more than any other UW player.
Carothers and offensive tackle Khalif Barnes were recently discussing who had the most pictures and longest bios in the team's 2003 media guide.
"So I circled that (28 starts) and told him that was the most important," Carothers says with a smile. "I have been fortunate to have had a lot of opportunities. I wasn't really that big of a recruit when I first came in, but I had a good understanding of the game, which I think gave me the opportunity to play earlier than everyone else."
Carothers' modesty is typical of his upbringing.
"I had perfect parents - a dad who's hard to please and a mom who thinks you can't do anything wrong," he says. "I always worked extra hard to impress my dad, but if I felt bad after the game, I had my mom to fall back on - she always thought I had done everything right."
Carothers' parents have attended every UW home game during his career, and, he estimates, roughly 60 percent of the team's games on the road.
This year, Carothers' parents will see their son take on some different roles. The first is a change in position - after three years at strong safety, the coaches have decided to move Carothers to outside linebacker.
"In high school I played receiver, running back, linebacker, safety," he says. "Most of the time when I was playing safety, I was standing where the linebackers were anyway, so I've been playing the position for awhile. At safety, you get such a run into people that you don't have to worry about technique - you just run and hit them. Now, though, I can't just hit them and expect them to get out of my way."
While some players might fight a position change, Carothers takes it all in stride.
"I just want to play," he says. "As long as I get to play, it doesn't matter where I am. I just want to continue to play and, hopefully, be successful."
His team-first attitude has much to do with Carothers' second new role in 2003, that of team captain. Along with fellow seniors Cody Pickett and Terry Johnson, Carothers was chosen by his teammates to lead them this season.
"I'm not the 'Hey, I'm the leader, everybody follow me,' kind of guy. I try to just lead by example," he says. "I do talk, but mostly I like to show what I can do by how I play."
Obviously, his fellow players have gotten the message. Husky fans, too, have been well aware of how Carothers can play, from his outstanding Rose Bowl performance in 2001 to his statistical excellence in each of the last two seasons.
"It's been really, really cool," Carothers says. "Now that I look back at it, it seems kind of all a blur right now, but if I stop for a second and think about every single game, I've had a great, great deal going for me here. I've had a lot of great games that I've been able to play in and a lot of great experiences.
"But whatever may come, I'll always be a Montana kid."


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It seems like the minute I get excited about how things are going, the very next day everything starts going wrong and we are back to square one! Not only is it agonizing watching my 5 week old daughter go through this, but being away from my family for such long periods of time is really starting to take it's toll on me.
Peyton's still not gaining weight like she needs to so they have decided to reinsert a picc line for her so she can get additional nutrients intravenously along with her bottle feedings. Her bottle feedings consist of breast milk mixed with fat lipids. They add the fat lipids to give her even more calories in hopes she will fatten up!!
Today they took her to interventional radiology to have it inserted. This requires even heavier sedation and they do a continuous xray so they can see where the picc line is going as they are feeding it through her arm.
They successfully got it in HOWEVER it fell out tonight after only a couple hours of having it put it!!! It was quite traumatizing for me with the amount of blood that was coming out of her little arm. SO now tomorrow she has to go back there again for more sedation and more xrays to have it reinserted. I honestly can't even cry anymore…I just feel numb at this point!
Thankfully Radek seems to be holding up really well thanks to the help from my AMAZING friends and family. I honestly can't even imagine how much worse this situation would be without their help!
I have lost count of all the xrays, heel pricks, and needle sticks she's had, but I'm pretty sure for each one the number is close to if not over 100!!


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A collection of photographs taken in and around Germany, including Berlin, Munich, Dachau, and Neuschwanstein.
Marybeth Pereira lives in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia where she discovered her love of photography through the beauty of her surroundings.
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This picture says it all (from ibelieve.com). The devil's strategy is through 'divide and conquer.' Once we settle the matter in our need for The Savior, Jesus Christ, then we whoop this miscreant.
I love what Joyce Meyer once said: "It is our job to catch them, and God's job to clean them." When we try to clean people up, we make more of a mess. How can we clean someone else up when we are dirty ourselves?
We need to share the love of God, through Christ, with each other. "It is the goodness of God that leads to repentance" (Romans 2:4). We must show people their need for a Savior, a way out—the Way, the Truth, and the Life (John 14:6). People need to know they have a Savior, whom they can call on to deliver them from every decision, lifestyle, habit, and condition that is less than what God has for each and every one of us.
Let's give the devil a Divine beat-down today family, by not looking at what divides us; but rather looking at, Looking to, the One in Whom we are united.
"But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved" (Romans 5:8, John 3:16-17).
If you have never received Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, I encourage you to do it today, right now, by saying this prayer out loud: "Jesus, forgive me for my sins. I am sorry. I truly desire to be saved and reconciled back to God, my Father, through You. I receive Your sinless Blood as payment in full for my sins—past, present, and future. I now call You my Lord and Savior, and invite You to live within my heart, and to permanently live within me. I make You Lord over me and over my life from this moment on. Amen." Congratulations! You are now a child of God, made whole and made new, by the Blood of Jesus Christ!
God tells us that we are blessed to be a blessing (Genesis 12:2). Be a blessing to someone by sending them this word of encouragement. If God did not already put someone in your spirit and on your heart that needs to read this uplifting message from above, simply ask your Heavenly Father who to bless on today. Forward this message right now by email, facebook, or twitter.
Jesus is coming soon!
May God Bless you and keep you always.
With warmest regards,
And, in service of The Most High King,
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