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The foil squad perhaps was feeling slighted after drawing just a No. 3 seed in the bracket. A bye in the opening round put them immediately into the semifinals where they met No. 2 Northwestern. The Quakers led the Wildcats wire-to-wire, and put the finishing touches on the win by scoring 12 of the final 15 points in a 45-29 victory. That win put them into the finals where they would meet OSU. Through three rounds, the Red and Blue trailed, 12-3, but would soon turn that around. A 6-0 round from Sarah Parmacek drew Penn within three points and the deficit remained in that neighborhood for much of the next five rounds. The final matchup would pit Luona Wang against Mai Shaito - the sister of Mona Shaito, who Wang defeated in last season's NCAA semifinals. Wang again had that family's number, posting an 8-4 edge in the matchup to give Penn the title with a 37-36 win.
The other two Penn squads didn't enjoy the same success on the day. Epee recorded a low-scoring quarterfinal victory over North Carolina, 25-16, behind 12 points from Amrit Bhinder. The semifinals proved to be as far as the Quakers would go, falling to No. 1 Ohio State, 45-32. A bronze medal bout against Northwestern turned into a 45-25 defeat.
The sabre team lost a tight quarterfinal bout against North Carolina, 45-39. The Penn deficit was only one entering the final two rounds, but they couldn't come up with the necessary points to advance on to face Ohio State in the semis. Instead, the team moved into the consolation bracket, where they met NYU. Tiffany Chan posted a 9-1 edge in the second round to give the Quakers a 10-6 lead. The lead see-sawed after that, but a 5-0 round from Krystyna Golden put Penn ahead, 35-29. Five points apiece from Susan Contess and Chan closed out the 45-41 win.
Penn returns to the strips next weekend in the rescheduled Ivy League Round-Robins on the campus of Harvard University. The event will take place on March 2-3 and will feature six bouts for the Quakers, including three against ranked opposition.


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Bradley Cooper And Suki Waterhouse Try To Outsmart The Paparazzi
You can run, but you can't hide. You can split up, but you can't fool the paparazzi. They know what you're trying to do.
Bradley Cooper and Suki Waterhouse were seen leaving their NYC hotel today, but at different times. Both were headed to JFK airport. So…why not just leave together? Did they really want to avoid the paparazzi that badly? Well, sorry guys, but it didn't really work.
[midpostembed id="9811358″ type="gallery" title="Bradley Cooper And Suki Waterhouse together at sundance "]Bradley Cooper and Suki Waterhouse started dating back in early 2013 , so it's not like it's exactly a secret anymore. No reason to be camera shy, guys! Both were wearing hats, Bradley a white baseball cap and Suki a black beanie, and Bradley was also sporting a pair of sunglasses. As if those accessories could hide who they are. Please.
Suki recently opened up about why she fell for Bradley, and it didn't have as much to do with his looks as you might think. Although I'm sure that helped. "We were dancing at the after-party, and he asked me if I fancied going to a club. He's a ridiculously good dancer, but I'm a serious dancer too. We make a pretty good duo."
I guess all that dancing in Silver Linings Playbook wasn't just an act. A man who can dance, now there's a keeper.
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The Markets Now: Stocks Climb Higher After Strong Earnings
Christopher Witrak
Plus, DuPont reports strong quarterly numbers.
Stocks pushed higher after the release of strong earnings reports and house sales data, and despite a weaker report from the Richmond Fed and a weaker PMI flash report. The
(INDEXDJX:.DJI) increased 0.83% to 14,687.79. The
(INDEXSP:.INX) climbed 0.87% to 1,576.12, and the
(INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) rose 1.02% to 3,266.38.
Markit reported today that its US Manufacturing Flash Purchasing Managers' Index, or PMI, fell to 52.0 in April from 54.6 in March, it's lowest reading in six months. (A reading over 50 indicates an increase from the prior month.) Of its components, output had the highest reading of 53.6, and backlogs of work had the lowest reading of 48.8. Read the full report
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reported today in its Regional Surveys of Business Activity that its Manufacturing Index for the central Atlantic region decreased from 3 in March to -6 in April. The shipments component of the index decreased the most from 8 in March to -9 in April. Read the full report
The US Census Bureau and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development reported today that new home sales increased 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 417,000 in March. Year-over-year, new home sales increased 18.5% above the March 2012 estimate of 352,000. Read the full report
The Federal Housing Finance Agency reported today that its House Price Index increased a seasonally adjusted 0.7% from January to February. Year-over-year, the index increased 7.1%. The index uses the purchase prices of houses and mortgages owned or guaranteed by
Fannie Mae
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Freddie Mac
(OTC:FMCC). Read the press release
The International Council of Shopping Centers, or ICSC, reported today that its
ICSC-Goldman Store Sales Index
, which measures comparable store sales at major retail chains, increased 0.8% for the week ending April 20. The report cited the rainy weather as a cause for holding down sales at specialty retailers. Grocery and discount stores saw stronger sales. Year-over-year the index climbed 1.9%.
Redbook Research reported today that its
Johnson Redbook Index
, which measures sales at chain stores, discounters, and department stores, increased 1.8% year-over-year for the week ending April 20. This reading neared a recovery low, and the report cited the Boston Marathon bombings as one reason for less shopping as people followed the story.
(NYSE:DD) jumped 3.53% to $52.19. The largest US chemical company by market value reported a first-quarter net income of $3.35 billion, or $3.58, compared to $1.49 billion, or $1.58, in the prior-year quarter. Sales rose to $10.4 billion from $10.2 billion.
Bank of America
(NYSE:BAC) increased 3.24% to $12.10.
Morgan Stanley
(NYSE:MS) analysts upgraded Bank of America from "Equal Weight" to "Overweight," citing that accelerating expense cuts will offset litigation risks. Morgan Stanley lifted its price target from $13 to $16.
(NASDAQ:AAPL) rose 1.64% to $405.19. Apple will release the results of its 2013 fiscal second quarter later.
(NYSE:MET) spiked 6.19% to $38.01. The largest US life insurer raised its dividend 49%; shareholders of record as of May will received a quarterly dividend $0.275. This is its first dividend increase since 2007.
(NYSE:C) climbed 2.70% to $46.37.
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For any web marketing and online website owner, you have to realize the reality of branding. There are going to be an audience you will not be able to gain with your specific brand. There are cases when it is necessary to create a 2nd or 3rd brand, if you have the resource, to target different segments of an audience. Fact is that some people won't like your message one way, but offering the same product/services under a different brand and message might get them.
Getting Traffic
Getting the traffic and prospective customers is the first step. Go after everyone you possible can, and watch what type of client responds positively and what type respond negatively. You should always try to generate proactive leads in any business, reach out to prospects to get their business. You need to concentrate on proactively driving the sales on one end, and also attracting sales/leads on your website's end. It's a 2-pronged approach. Time is a factor in life; so knowing what to focus on in the very beginning of a new business is important.
For a NEW online website there should be a focus on increasing leads and increase sales for the first several months until you can get things off the ground and come back and fix the brand image, and refocus IF necessary. During this time you will truly begin to understand what type of audience your brand attracts and how you should focus your brand's image going forward.
In the early stages of any business you have to be aware that you are not going to get the brand perfect the first time. If the design and layout doesn't work after a given period of time like 3 to 6 months then change it. But that doesn't mean just run with the layout you got, always be testing. Use a/b split testing methods; Google has a Website Optimizer program that helps to increase leads and revenue by focusing the traffic you have. Every website can use improvements, so testing should go on forever. After 3 to 6 months if review everything in the brand and refocus your message to your target audience. You might find out that the target audience might not even be the most profitable one, and can re-convey your message towards the new one.
I've been in the lead generating game for a long time as well; I've worked in boiler room situations as well. Did I do great cold calling? NO! But when the leads were warm, fresh, or even hot leads generated from an online website, they were more likely to close. That's where I realized to really engage users I had to go back to what I new best the Internet. That's why I'm in Internet marketing. I've had first hand experience in the mortgage, health care, and entertainment industry. I have noticed in all lead generating scenarios the majority of leads being generating are going to be shitty leads. That's a fact.
It is simply human psychology that people don't like change, they fear it. That's why there is "tire kicking" in every lead generation niche.
Your Brand
Your brands' website and it's design/layout is a big part of the message conveyed to visitors. Like I said before there is always room to improve everything, that's why I concentrate on doing split tests with all my clients' website and my own sites. I've even experimented with creating dynamic SEO programs for website to "self improve" over time as new keywords are found.
In the early stage of a business I recommend not sit around talking about brand image for weeks on end, cause the business will be completely broke cause there are no sales. You don't have time for that.
Online Branding doesn't mean anything to a site with no traffic. AND traffic to a bland site does mean anything when your audience is not excited, attentive, or interested in your offer. You have to really understand the mentality of individuals online.
People Want Information Quickly
I will again state this because I have the number to back it up; PEOPLE DON"T READ EVERYTHING YOU WRITE ONLINE. It's all about their experience. There are too many distractions when visitors are on their computer to read any and everything you have written. Most people are not going to get past the 4 or 5 page without being distracted with emails, instant message, and the ADHD that our society has. This scenario is only hyper inflated when it comes to online. People want you to get to the point they are here for quickly.
Different Types of People
There is a great article at WickedFire.com that everyone should read –
It talks about demographics and how to create better AD for them. The demographics is divided into roughly 4 categories online:
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The 4 classic types of buyers' personalities are described as:
-Methodical. Very thorough and slow-paced in researching a purchase. May be skeptical of contests, free shipping and returns – what's the catch? Likes side-by-side product comparison to make a rational decision. They want to know: How this product/service will help them. They want accuracy, details, features, hard evidence, superior service, proof, etc.
-Spontaneous. Why should I or should I not order this now? They are spontaneous, appreciate a personal touch, and prefer quick decisions. Responds to sales, discounts, limited stock and time-limited offers. Responds to free overnight shipping (I can have it tomorrow!). Interested in "how many" reviews there are, not necessarily reading them.
-Humanistic. They are slower-paced, have no rush, and might ask, "Who else has used this product to solve my problem?" They enjoy getting to know other users, enjoy real testimonials, shared experiences. Looks for the perfect gift, use gift finders and wish lists. Cares what others have to say. Appreciates live support and human interaction.
-Competitive. Logical, but faster-minded. Likes to be the first to own a product – responds to new items, featured or best sellers. Doesn't want to dig for information. He or she is into facts, summaries and some detail' but rather not spend too much time on research.
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For a discount brand, it would be looking at the "Spontaneous" and "Competitive" target audience as customers.
For a high-end brand, you are most likely looking for the "Methodical" and "Humanistic" target audience.
But most people are mixed examples of the demographic. They all have a little of each in them, and depending on what their current mentality is and what they are looking searching for, they can completely switch demographic.
For example a customer might be in the "Methodical" and "Spontaneous" targeted audience, with coverage in the "Competitive" since they talked about how much money the competition is constantly doing.
The wickedfire article is a small piece of the research I have used to understand who and what I am targeting for my Karma Snack clients. This understanding of how to gauge a consumer and gain their trust to have them become a client is a part of the research I do.
This understanding goes into all of my Karma Snack client's marketing efforts, and into my own. That's why at times I suggest a 2nd brand to use for marketing. You can also have plans down the road to acquire/buy other brands that appeal better to a particular audience that your current brands do. In the end the only thing that matters in increasing leads and increasing sales, bottom line. That's where the "brand value" really occurs.
Everything I try to do is extraordinary and that is why I left previous companies cause they where bland, boring, and not getting the job done even though the traffic was there. They failed because they couldn't understand how the Internet works, even though for years I kept explaining to them that trying to please everyone in one brand was completely wrong.
Branding all comes down to an old saying:
"I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody." – Bill Cosby
If you have any questions about anything I wrote, or comments please feel free to comment or even contact me directly. Thanks for reading my blog/rant.


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No one goes into Sharknado 2: The Second One expecting it to be good. No one involved in making it seriously feels that they are making a good film. The writers, writing the damn thing, know they are creating schlok. The director, the producers (The Asylum, notorious Hollywood studio for bad films), the actors all know that the movie is silly, ridiculous, ludicrous and awful. They know that going in, and anyone who watches this movie and thinks they are getting anything but drek has to have their head check.
Someone, somewhere, once sat down and thought, people are fascinated by tornadoes. They are also fascinated by sharks. If we combine them - we'll have cinematic gold.
They were right.
Sharknado came out in July of 2013. It was hilariously bad. It got people talking and it was a huge trending topic on Twitter and it set the level high for badness on Syfy's movie selection arm. Syfy is the one place you can go to see Asylum-produced films. All of them are bad, but that is part of the fun. If you are watching a movie where a giant shark takes a bite out of the Golden Gate Bridge - you are watching an Asylum movie. If you are watching a movie that combines two unlikely animals in the title (Sharktopus, Pteracuda), you are watching an Asylum movie. Do not expect to find any of these things within the film: good acting, good writing, good special effect, coherent plot.
And that is kind of the weird thing we have here with Sharknado. We are new territory.
I am a bit of a connoisseur of bad movies. When I was growing up I watched a local show called Son of Svengoolie that showed bad movies. Then I spent years watching Mystery Science Theater 3000. I have watched many, many bad movies and loved every minute of it.
But there is a vast difference between films like Plan 9 From Outer Space or Manos: The Hands of Fate or Laserblast. When Ed Wood made Plan 9, he really thought he was making a good movie. When Tommy Wiseau made The Room he thought he was making a good movie (despite his current claims he was making a comedy). In each case, the people who made these legendary bad films went in to make a good movie, only have a steaming pile of doo-doo come out the other end. Even the makers of Battlefield Earth thought they were making a modern day Star Wars.
This is not the case with The Asylum and Sharknado. Everyone goes into this film knowing it is going to be awful. So, how does one really rate this film?
While watching the ridiculousness of the movie unfold, laughing the entire time, I was thinking less of films and more of television. In particular, I was thinking of the 1960s Batman TV series. If you have not seen that TV series, by the way, stop what you are doing and go watch it. Its hilarious.
Batman started off grim as hell in the 30s. In his first appearance he hurls a man into a vat of acid and then says, "A fitting end for his kind." But by the 1960s, with the Comics Code gutting everything, the comic book had become silly. So, a silly TV show was made.
Batman is terrible! The special effects are hilarious. The colors are bright, the dialog delivered in a wooden manner and the entire show is so campy it sets up a tent and roasts marshmallows in your living room.
It was a huge hit. It was a smash. It became a thing for celebrities to pop out of windows and do a cameo during those ridiculous scenes that were supposed to show Batman and Robin scaling various Gotham buildings. Sammie Davis, Jr., Jerry Lewis, Dick Clark, Lurch, Art Linkletter, Edward G. Robinson and more all appeared at those windows. Many more celebrities lined up to play villains.
I felt that was what Sharknado 2 was like. It was now a movie where Z-level celebs could make cameos. Kelly Osbourne is the flight attendant. Perez Hilton is on a subway platform. Benjy Bronk from the Howard Stern show is a homeless man carrying a doomsday sign. On and on it went.
Why? Because Sharknado is now a cultural phenomenon. It is not just a bad movie - it a bad movie that people watch.
As for plot, well, it's second verse, same as the first. This time it's in New York. A tornado has sucked up a bunch of sharks who, somehow, continue to live despite whirling around in the air for two hours. The land on people and chomp them. Ian Ziering comes up with a completely ridiculous way to stop the tornadoes. End.
Laughable special effects? Yep. Horrifically bad acting? Yes. Bad dialog? Check. Muddled plot? Yeah. Ridiculous science? Oh yeah.
At the same time, the movie is hilarious. The one problem is that it goes on a bit too long. The jokes get a bit old. You could do this movie in an hour, but then again, the movie was shown with so many commercials the actual movie itself might only be 60 minutes
The end of the film promises Sharknado 3. Where will this one take place? London is next to water. Sydney, Australia, would be fun. It will be more of the same and people will tune in.
Is Sharknado 2 worth seeing? If you know that it's bad and are prepared to take it for the awfulness that it is, yes. If not - go see something else.


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A Telluride plane crash left 3 pilots killed in a tragic accident this week. The cause of the fatal crash has not been made clear yet, but a photo of the wrecked plane that was uploaded to Twitter revealing a glimpse of the burnt fuselage has gone viral in only a single day. The Inquisitr reveals this Monday, Feb. 17, 2014 that the fatal fall occurred this Sunday afternoon in Colorado, and the identities of the 3 victims have recently been released.
As provided in an official statement this Monday by the San Miguel County Police Department, the Telluride plane crash claimed the lives of 3 victims, all of them pilots: Eric Durban, age 48, Sherman Anderson, age 64, and 57-year-old Sherry Anderson. All three of the pilots were said to be highly experienced frequent flyers. While Durban was a past military pilot, the Andersons were both commercial pilots and are survived by several family members.
The single-engine aircraft reportedly took flight before noon this Sunday at Telluride Regional Airport. The plane's eventual destination was less than 75 miles away to Cortez, a city located in southwest Colorado. The fatal accident that left little more than burnt fuselage in its wake occurred roughly a mile away from the small airport. The wreckage was discovered by an emergency authority search after the pilots never reached their destination.
Police officials confirmed that there were no survivors in the Telluride plane crash; the 3 killed pilots were the only individuals on board at the time of the accident. Few details on the tragic fall were made immediately known, though a burnt fuselage photo from the crash's aftermath quickly circulated via Twitter.
A deputy later added to local media reporters: "This is certainly not the outcome we were hoping for. It's just a terrible, terrible tragedy."
Although there was light snow and moderate winds during takeoff before the Telluride plane crash, overall weather conditions were not seen as anything extreme or anything that might have warranted the fatal accident. Investigators are continuing to look into just what caused the accident, especially considering that all of the pilots had many years of flying experience on their side.
The final communication from the single-engine aircraft was only moments before the plane took flight on the Telluride runway. There has been an outpouring of support from the public on Twitter and Facebook to the families and friends of the 3 killed pilots following the unexpected fall.


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A Mile AwayWith its peaceful oboe melody and string arrangement, this track brings a lot of melancholy and deepness to any emotional scene. The flowing acoustic guitar ostinato evokes a perpetual movement forward, despite the high and lows of life.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCOE_200.jpgSingle69201-ST$ 39.9569201-EX$ 59.9569201-W$ 149.95Production Types: Cinematic, Indie Film, Nature, Film Trailer, Home Videos, Tribute/Memorial Instrument: Orchestra, Guitar (Acoustic), Oboe, Strings, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Orchestral, New Age, Easy-Going, Easy-Listening/New Age Emotions: Calm, Gentle, Melancholy, Reflective, Soothing, Touching, Tranquil, Emotional, Quiet
A Mile Away from the album Core Evolution
The Magical DoorFun & lighthearted orchestral piece featuring flute, clarinet & oboe. Perfectly suited for scenes that cater to mischief and slightly comedic detective work.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS66_200.jpgSingle11809-ST$ 39.9511809-EX$ 59.9511809-W$ 149.95Production Types: Kids, TV/ Film Drama, Cinematic, Indie Film, Short Film, Film Trailer, Video Games, Suspense Instrument: Orchestra, Bassoon, Clarinet, Flute, Harp, Oboe, Instrumental Genre: Orchestral Emotions: Mysterious, Haunting, Incessant, Sinister, Suspenseful, Quirky, Sneaky, Investigative, Magical, Dark
The Magical Door from the album Indie Score (PS66)
Tormented SeasWhether on the open ocean, or flying through the air, this exhilarating string and oboe-driving piece works well with video games and film soundtracks.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/FSAPF05_200.jpgSingle67909-ST$ 39.9567909-EX$ 59.9567909-W$ 149.95Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Cinematic, Film Trailer, Video Games Instrument: Orchestra, Oboe, Instrumental Genre: Orchestral Emotions: Bold, Dramatic, Hypnotic, Incessant, Intense, Lively, Reflective, Tense, Thrilling, Drama, Emotional
Tormented Seas from the album Amotz Plessner & Friends Vol 5 - Rise To Power
Lost MomentsA searching and pensive orchestral background, great for moments of deep thought and reflection in visual storytelling. Features oboe and guitar.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS01SM_100.jpgSingle53005-ST$ 39.9553005-EX$ 59.9553005-W$ 149.95Production Types: Cinematic Instrument: Orchestra, Oboe, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Themes, Orchestral, Ballad Emotions: Atmospheric, Hypnotic, Reflective, Somber, Mellow, Quiet, Soft
Lost Moments from the album Sunday Matinee
The MysticCapture a moment of quiet reprieve using this simmering composition. Send your audience soul searching with a gorgeous blend of piano, flute, harp and oboe.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/fcp_b03_200.jpgSingle5309-ST$ 39.955309-EX$ 59.955309-W$ 149.95Production Types: Cinematic, Background Instrument: Orchestra, Oboe, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Romantic, Orchestral Emotions: Atmospheric, Calm, Delicate, Desolate, Dramatic, Gentle, Melancholy, Mystical, Pensive, Reflective, Sad, Serene, Somber, Tense, Uncertain, Fantasy
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Equilibrium from the album Magical Moments
The Illusionisthttps://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASFB03_200.jpgSingle7100031-ST$ 39.957100031-EX$ 59.957100031-W$ 149.95Production Types: Cinematic, Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, News, Biography, Corporate Communications Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Celeste, Oboe, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Violin, Violoncello, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Outdoorsy, Processional, Orchestral, Corporate/Technology Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Atmospheric, Competitive, Confident, Dramatic, Fierce, Heartwarming, Heroic, Incessant, Inspiring, Intense, Majestic, Panoramic, Powerful, Pulsating, Triumphant, Uncertain, Hopeful, Fantasy, Investigative
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Featured TonightAdventure awaits as this uplifting orchestral melody adds an element of excitement to any visual.Single?$ ?7100046-EX$ 59.957100046-W$ 149.95Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Animation, Cinematic, Nature, Film Trailer, Travel, Video Games, Action-Drama Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Brass, Brass Section, Chimes, Drums, Flute, Harp, Oboe, Percussion, Strings, Instrumental Genre: Orchestral Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Bold, Expansive, Fierce, Motivating, Solemn, Suspenseful, Triumphant, Action, Magical, Poignant
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College Hockey:Mercyhurst Ends Bentley Run
Lakers Dismantle Falcons
WEST POINT, N.Y. — The Cinderella season came to an end for Bentley on Friday — abruptly.
Sparked by a six-goal outburst by Mercyhurst in the second period, the Lakers knocked off the Falcons, 10-2, in game one of the MAAC Final Four to advance to the championship for the third straight year. Mercyhurst will take on the winner of Friday's second semifinal between Holy Cross and Quinnipiac.
For Bentley coach Ryan Soderquist, Friday realized his worst fear — that Mercyhurst would be able to use its speed and quickness to exploit the Falcon defense.
"We tried to contain [Mercyhurst's] speed," said Soderquist, "but when we got down by two and three goals, we had the choice to either try to contain their speed or try to win the hockey game."
"I've been at Mercyhurst for 15 years and I can tell you this is the best-skating, fastest team I've had," said Mercyhurst head coach Rick Gotkin, who will look to lead his team to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years. "It's something we've worked on all year — skating and getting guys to the net. [Army's Tate Rink] really suits us well."
That speed was never more obvious than the opening of the second period that saw the Lakers score five goals in 6:24 — all in transition. The line of Adam Rivers, Dave Borelli and David Wrigley keyed the second period onslaught, scoring twice in 45 seconds to open the charge.
"It started last game against Iona [a 5-4 quarterfinal win]," said Borelli, who himself had never had a multiple-goal game but after Friday's two-goal effort has two in back-to-back efforts. "Our line has turned it on and seems to be clicking so let's hope we can keep it going through Sunday's game."
It appeared that the first period might end scoreless, as each team was unable to make the best of early scoring opportunities. In the opening period, each club saw two man advantages but neither threatened.
But in the closing seconds, Mercyhurst made the best of a Bentley turnover, sending the Lakers to the locker room with a 1-0 lead. Rivers' poke check at center ice sent Wrigley and Borelli in on Bentley starter Simon St. Pierre (16 saves).
Wrigley cut the angle against the Falcons defender and fire a low shot on St. Pierre, with the rebound popping onto Borelli's blade. He deposited the backhander underneath the fallen goalie with 47.3 seconds remaining to give Mercyhurst the lead.
That goal, according to Soderquist, had a negative effect on his club.
"It was probably the first time I saw our guys get down," said Soderquist of the mood in the locker room during the intermission. "Last Saturday night we played Sacred Heart 0-0 in the first and the guys were fired up in the locker room.
"Mercyhurst definitely grabbed momentum there and squashed our guys' confidence."
The period ended with a 14-7 lead in shots in favor of Mercyhurst and one might have thought even down, 1-0, the Falcons had survived.
In the beginning of the second period, though, that survival was over.
Mercyhurst exploded for five goals in the opening seven and a half minutes to blow the game open.
The Lakers third line of Scott Reynolds, Mike Carter and Erik Johnson began the onslaught, combining for two markers 45 seconds apart. First it was Johnson burying a big rebound of a Reynolds shot, and less than a minute later, Carter finishing a two-on-one for the 3-0 lead.
At 3:40, the Lakers struck again, this time on the power play, with Borelli wide open at the right point for his second of the game.
As Bentley hoped to get momentum from a Mercyhurst penalty to Adam Tackaberry just seconds later, the tide went the other way. As Tackaberry's penalty expired he took a perfect pass from Mike Muldoon and buried a shot between the legs of St. Pierre on a breakaway at 6:06.
Wrigley finished the scoring frenzy at 7:35, scoring on a weak wrist shot the beat St. Pierre between the legs and signaled the end of his night. Rookie Geordan Murphy (14 saves), making just his fourth career appearance, replaced him.
Before the second period was over, Marty Rychley scored his first of two goals, finishing a give-and-go with Adam Rivers for the 7-0 lead through two.
After Rychley was credited with his second goal of the night when a clearing pass went into the net the off his leg at 4:08, Bentley finally showed some signs of offensive light.
Despite being outshot, the Lakers had limited the Falcons to few grade 'A' attempts through two, but Bentley broke through offensively in the third. Goals by Troy Wiebler at 9:24 and Ryan Lessnau at 10:49 cut into the Laker lead.
P.J. Hiscock and Peter Rynshoven notched the final two markers of the night to account for the 10-2 final.
The outcome, particularly the lopsided score, wasn't what Soderquist had hoped for. But with the strides Bentley took this season combined with the experience the team gained at the final four, the weekend proved invaluable.
"We needed this for our program," said Soderquist. "We had a great year, but if we didn't beat Sacred Heart last week and get to this point our guys would not have seen the whole picture.
"We wouldn't have gotten the chance to go to the banquet, we wouldn't have had the chance to see all the media. It's a simple as wearing a credential around your neck. They got to see how big this league really is and what really goes on; that's great for our program."
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Taking care of a child in a hip spica cast can be a difficult experience for both you and your infant/child. This information sheet will help you care for the spica cast, avoid common mistakes and problems, and decrease overall stress and anxiety.
A spica cast is most often needed in infants with developmental hip dysplasia (DDH) and in infants/young children (<5-6 years) with femur fractures or after hip/pelvis surgery. The length of time that your infant/child needs to be in the cast varies from about six weeks to three months depending on the condition being treated. The actual position of the body and legs in the cast will also vary slightly depending on the reason for the casting. A hip spica cast usually takes 1-2 hours to apply, and is done under anesthesia in the operating room. Your infant/child will typically spend one night in the hospital on the infant/toddler unit at MassGeneral Hospital for Children. This allows us to make sure the cast is comfortable and well tolerated. Additionally, the pediatric orthopaedic team and nurses on the floor can assess your overall level of comfort in managing the cast. If the cast will need to be on for greater than six weeks, the cast will usually need to be changed in the operating room. After a spica cast change, your child will be discharged home from the hospital on the same day (will not be admitted overnight).
Handling the cast may be a bit awkward at first, but you and your infant/child will quickly become accustomed to it. REMEMBER: BE PATIENT, YOU WILL GET THROUGH THIS!!!!
Most spica casts today are made of fiberglass. A fiberglass cast usually dries quickly after it is applied. They are usually completely dry about one hour after applied, and fiberglass casts weigh much less than plaster casts. To avoid skin problems, it is extremely important that the cast be kept as dry and clean as possible. Keeping the cast clean and dry is challenging for all caregivers. To help prevent skin breakdown, the spica cast is lined with a Goretex Pantaloon liner. This helps protect the cast and padding from becoming soiled from moisture.
To prevent skin irritation around the edges, the casts will need to be prepared. This process is called "petaling." A soft adhesive tape, called moleskin is most commonly used to prepare the cast. Petal shaped strips are cut about 3-5 inches in length and 2-3 inches in width. The are then placed around all the edges of the cast overlapping slightly. The moleskin tape may need to be replaced if it becomes soiled or start to fall off. A colorful fiberglass covering is often added to the casts before your infant/child is taken home.
This is usually the most difficult aspect of caring for an infant/child in a spica body cast. For infants and toddlers, diaper and skin care can often be a challenge.
The general rule of thumb is to keep the infant/child as normal as possible, and the cast as dry as possible!
If urine or bowel movements are allowed to remain in contact with the skin (such as under a wet or soiled diaper or beneath the edges of the cast) diaper rash and subsequent skin breakdown are likely. For infants and toddlers, diapers will need to be changed very frequently (about every 2 hours during the day and every 3-4 hours at night). A smaller diaper or incontinence pad is usually placed under a larger diaper which then goes over the spica cast You should experiment with various pads, newborn preemie diapers, and incontinence pads until you find the right one for your infant/child. Every child's urinary and bowel routines are different. It is generally a good idea to allow the diaper area to be open to air for a few minutes each day. This will decrease the possibility of diaper dermatitis (rashes) and skin irritation.
This is a very common problem with hip spica casts. The diaper area tends to be the most common area of skin irritation/skin breakdown. This is usually caused by moisture from urine/stools that irritates the skin. You should definitely check the skin at least 2-3 times a day for any redness or areas of irritation. Positioning and frequent diaper changes are the key to avoiding the common problem of skin irritation. To assist with positioning, a Bradford frame will be given to you by a cast technician shortly after the spica cast is applied. This frame sits on the bed, and allows gravity to work on our side. Your child will lie on the frame which is higher at the head, and has an opening in the middle. The opening allows for a bedpan to be placed beneath your child to collect urine and stool. The frame should be secured to the bed with straps and side rails should be used. The Bradford frame is helpful in draining urine or stool away from the cast.
It is always MUCH easier to prevent skin irritation/skin sores, than to heal them. If skin redness or irritation is to develop, the general rule of thumb is to allow it to be OPEN TO AIR if possible. It is not a good idea to put lotions, creams, or powders down the cast as this will make the skin condition worse. A hair dryer on a COOL setting (NEVER WARM OR HOT!) at held at least 10-12 inches from the cast will help the damp portion to dry.
If itching is a problem, first try the cool hair dryer and position changes. If your child continues to complain of itching (most common at night), you can give him/her pediatric Benadryl [Diphenhydramine]. Benadryl is an antihistamine that can often help with itching. It is obtained over- the- counter (without a prescription) and the dose will vary based on your child's weight. Please check with a pharmacist or call the office if you are unsure about what dose to give. In general, the itching will decrease as your child becomes accustomed to the cast. NEVER NEVER stick anything down the cast to scratch the skin!! This will often lead to skin irritation/infection. If you find that your child has put something down his/her cast, you should contact the office to schedule an appointment.
If you are concerned about skin redness or skin irritation, you can always contact our office at (617) 726-8523.
As always, nutrition is very important. There are a few things you can do to help prevent problems associated with being in a cast. Feeding your child fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grain breads (increasing fiber) will often help prevent constipation. It is also important to drink plenty of water and juices to prevent dehydration. The first few weeks in a spica cast are generally not a good time to introduce new foods in a child's diet. New foods have a higher likelihood of causing loose stools or diarrhea. If this occurs, diaper changes will obviously need to be made more frequently and skin care becomes even more important. If your child complains of a tight feeling in the cast and being full, you may want to try giving smaller, more frequent meals. To prevent food from falling down into the cast while eating, a large shirt or towel should be used to cover the front of the cast.
The hip spica cast will add extra bulk, so larger clothing will often be necessary. Your infant/child will be most comfortable if kept cool. Sweating under the cast can cause itching. He/She may not need much clothing over the spica cast, especially in the summer months. For the majority of patients, a t-shirt, nightshirt, or loose dress may be the only clothes that are needed. In addition, a larger sized one-piece outfit (Onesies) may be used in infants/young toddlers. Young children may want to wear clothes that cover the cast more. Large t-shirts, pants that button up the side, loose dresses, etc can usually be worn over the spica cast. Clothes can also be adapted by cutting the seams as necessary and sewing in Velcro. Again, it is a good idea to experiment with several different types of clothes and see which one works best for you and your child.
You should give your child a sponge bath daily while he/she is in the spica cast. Be very careful NOT to get the cast wet. The skin around the spica cast should be washed with gentle soap and water. Do not put anything under the cast, including lotions, powders, or oils. Lotions can often macerate and soften the skin, making it easier for the skin to break down.
Powders have a tendency to "cake" under the cast, and again lead to further skin irritation. While cleaning the skin daily, it is a good idea to check carefully beneath the case edges for areas of skin irritation, redness, blistering, open areas, or pressure spots. It is often helpful to use a flashlight to look down cast edges for any area of skin irritation.
While in the hospital, you will learn how to turn and position your child. Frequent position changes and turning will often help prevent skin irritation and skin breakdown. The child in the hip spica cast should be positioned frequently, usually about every 2-3 hours during the day. Turn your infant/child on his/her back, sides, and stomach. Keep heels free of pressure by placing a rolled towel or small pillow under to calf of the leg. The child may sit propped up with cushions or pillows. Make sure that your child is secure and cannot roll or fall. Strollers, bean-bag chairs, and wagons can usually be adapted so that your child can play and eat in different positions throughout the day. NEVER leave a child unattended while in any adaptive equipment.
Small children can often be pulled in a wagon, while older children will often find a reclining wheelchair most comfortable. It is important to provide activities for your child throughout the day. To allow for some independence, place things within easy reach so your child can get them safely. Bringing the child for walks or into an area with the family will help avoid isolation. To provide comfort, you should be encouraged to hold infants and small children when possible. Your child can do anything that does include standing or walking and that does not wet or break the cast. Do not allow your child to play with small toys that can get lodged inside the cast.
It is often possible for your infant/child to fit into their regular car seat in a spica cast. If he/she is not about to fit into the regular car seat, there are several Spelcast car seats that are designed especially for infants/toddlers in a spica cast. These seats are installed just like a regular car seat, rear facing for infants under 20lbs, then front-facing up until approximately 35-40lbs. The Spelcast car seat is more upright and is available for loan through the pediatric orthopaedic clinic. The infant and or toddler can often fit into their regular seat or a toddler with some adjustments.
You can always reach us with questions or problems related to your child's spica cast. You can call us at (617) 726-8523 during regular business hours (Monday-Friday 8am: 4:30pm). You can also reach the orthopaedic resident on call at (617) 726-2000 [page operator].
We will often schedule a follow-up visit about two weeks after the spica cast is applied.
Any breaks or blisters of the skin under the cast or around cast edges
Toes are pale or blue in color and/or feel cold. If child is unable to wiggle toes, but was able to do so before the cast was applied. If child complains of tingling or numbness or toes
The infant/child has a persistent fever over 101F which cannot be explained by a cold, ear infection, or other viral illness
Any softening, breaks, or cracks in the cast
Prolonged, unexplainable fussiness or irritability
There is drainage you have not seen before or if there is an unpleasant or foul odor coming from the cast
Your child has new pain that does not get better with Tylenol or Motrin or with the comfort measures explained above (position changes, etc)
Something falls into the cast and gets stuck.
Created By:
Erin S. Hart, RN, MS, CPNP
Maurice Albright, M.D.
Brian Grottkau, M.D.
August, 2005


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Comments about 'BYU football: Kyle Van Noy returns to Reno a changed man'
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Stay healthy, Kyle, and good luck.
- 11:22 p.m. Nov. 28, 2013
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The thing I love about the van noy story is he was given a second chance after a punishment that fit the serious offenses he committed. No one game suspension against a division II opponent, bronco made him wait an entire year to join the team. It would be nice if all college coaches backed up their talk for things as serious as DUI's, which are just as illegal in every single college in the nation.
- 11:46 p.m. Nov. 28, 2013
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What a great, positive story, far different from many for athletes today. Good for you Kyle!
- 6:16 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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Mendenhall has made a huge impact on this kid. That is what coaching is all about. Congratulations to both of them.
- 7:00 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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God Bless you Kyle!
- 7:27 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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And, what a great role model for other aspiring kids in any type of situation.
"You can do anything if you are willing to pay the price" kind of
Thanks for the ride, Kyle, and good luck in the draft and your future in football and in life.
Go Cougars!
- 7:38 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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KVN is an amazing athlete and apparently a great guy. Certainly one of the best
football players I've ever seen.
As for BYU, I'd send my kids there anytime. It is a special place. High standards set schools like BYU, Stanford, Notre Dame, the military academies apart. Not just academic standards, but moral standards, too. I respect those schools for those standards.
KVN accepted those standards and became a standout athlete and a standout person. A great story. I sincerely congratulate him.
- 8:06 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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Stories like this are what byu athletics are really all about and why they are so awesome. Like the Brandon Davies story, these are great, a kid made mistakes, took responsibility, manned up and made positive changes in his life. It is truly awesome and inspiring.
- 8:18 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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Completely agree with "ute alumni" and "BYU alum". When we
forget that everything in life should be about helping others be better tomorrow
than they are today (and the same for us, ourselves), we forget what is most
important in life.
It would appear that such was and is foremost for both Kyle Van Noy and Coach Mendenhall, and that football is a distant second ... exactly as it SHOULD be. Thanks for setting such a great example.
- 8:34 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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What a great kid Kyle is. BYU fans everywhere will miss him and look back and
realize what a special opportunity BYU had to get an extremely talented player
like Kyle. I'm so glad we will be able to watch him in the years to come
playing in the NFL.
Go Cougars and Go KVN3!
- 8:52 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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KVN is a model of what can b done by standing yourself up on a sure foundation, surrounding yourself with like-minded people, "hitching your wagon to a star"--as Dick Nemelka used to say it.
- 9:26 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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It has been a special privilege watching the development of this young man. I can wish him nothing but the best in life. The same principles that made him a great student athlete will serve him well for the rest of his life. Fortunately we still have two games to appreciate his talents at BYU and I hope for a long successful career at the next level.
- 11:24 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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Kyle VanNoy best linebacker in the state of Utah hands down !!
Good luck tomorrow cougs, and make us proud. Looking forward to the bowl game in December.
Go cougs!!
- 11:48 a.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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ALL are great, positive comments on this article. Thanks to all, and I hope that KVN reads them sometime!
- 4:04 p.m. Nov. 29, 2013
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I am a true Red Ute fan. But I see the game for what it is, it is just a game.
Players come and players go. But each one of them has a life and a story behind that life. I love the story of Kyle Van Noy. Not everyone can overcome the obstacles that the story of their lives puts in front of them. I am proud of this young man and the personal growth he has accomplished in the last few years. He seems to be on the road to bigger and better things as a player on the next level. More importantly, he seems to be on the road to greater things in life. I wish him the best.
- 5:24 a.m. Nov. 30, 2013
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I was talking to my 2 boys ages 15 and 12 the other day that they have had an incredible opportunity to see something they won't see again for a long time. First it was Jimmer who forced teams to design their game to take him out of the game. Regardless of how Jimmer does in the NBA, he is a once in a generation player at BYU. KVN is the other. In my 42 years of watching BYU football, I don't remember a defensive player that required so much attention by the opposing offense. Kurt Gouveia was close as was Jason Buck but KVN disrupts EVERY play that is within 7 yards of him. It is amazing. His life story is incredible that can impact for good all people and his talent is that of someone who we probably won't see for a number of years. (It took 30 between Danny Ainge and Jimmer!) Its been an awesome experience to watch him play at the Y for the past 4 years. I just hope that the rest of KVN's dreams are realized because he's earned it! From one Reno guy to another, good luck Kyle. (Now go destroy Washington!)
- 9:39 a.m. Dec. 2, 2013
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KVN, you're a fine young man!!! Keep up the great work on and off the field and DON"T let the NFL change you!
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Singapore Airlines' new budget Scoot airline is joining the Singapore-Bangkok market, the 26th largest route in the world based on available seats. The route is already being flown by, among many others, Tiger Airways, another Singapore Airlines subsidiary. Scoot, which makes its inaugural flight on June 26 to Sydney, is offering a promotion fare of $S88 for a return trip, well under the $S200 from Tiger. "It is to provide more connectivity for our guests, so our guests from Australia and China can go to Bangkok as well via Singapore," Scoot's See Lingling says. Scoot will use Boeing 777-200 aircraft on its medium-to-long-haul flights.
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Scoot's move into Bangkok could prompt a move from Thai Airways, which is studying its own options for entering the low-cost long-haul market. Using partially-owned subsidiary Nok Air to launch Boeing 777 flights to Australia is the most likely solution. Meanwhile, Thai says its first Airbus A380 will start operating to Hong Kong and Singapore from Bangkok for six weeks from October 28. As others on order arrive, the A380 service will switch to Frankfurt (Dec 15), Tokyo Narita (Jan 16) and Paris Charles de Gaulle (Feb 16). Thai has a total of six A380s on order.
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Guided tour specialist Trafalgar has added a new nine-day Best of Morocco to its 33 itineraries covering 18 countries. The Morocco tour is priced from $1725 per person twin share and features visits to Marrakech, Fez, Casablanca and Ouarzazate. Accommodation is in first class hotels such as the Le Meridien and Le Berbere Palace. Highlights include the Royal Palace in Fez and a trip to Morocco's biggest souk (Arab bazaar) in Marrakech. More information is at Trafalgar Travel and at its Facebook page.
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Japanese carrier JAL has named Delhi, Moscow and Beijing as the next routes for its Boeing 787 Dreamliner services. The Dreamliner will take over four of the five weekly flights between Tokyo Narita and Delhi from May 1. This will be followed by Tokyo Narita-Moscow Domodedovo three times a week from May 7 and the daily Tokyo Haneda-Beijing route, also from May 7.
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Brasilia, the federal capital of Brazil, was designed and built from scratch starting in the mid-1950s. It now has a population approaching four million its wider metropolitan area. It is noted for its modern architecture and layout, supervised by Oscar Niemeyer. It is also a World Heritage Site. Though it is Brazil's third-largest airport, Brasilia receives relatively few international flights. Non-stop flights to Miami started in late 2010 and others go to Atlanta, Lima (Peru), Lisbon (Portugal), Montevideo (Uruguay) and Panama City, From June 1, Lacsa, the national airline of Costa Rica, will launch a new service to Brasilia by extending four of its seven-weekly San Jose-Bogota (Colombia) services using an Airbus A319-100 aircraft.
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Get out the microscope, because we're going through this poem line-by-line.
- The poem opens like a play, with a description resembling stage directions. "The Pool Players. Seven at the Golden Shovel."
- The poet is setting the scene. If the poem were set in Transylvania, it might begin, "A guy with big fangs. The basement of a dark castle. A coffin."
- As they say on the old cop show Dragnet, "Just the facts, ma'am." Come to think of it, this subtitle sounds to us a bit like the tone of a hardboiled detective story, a popular genre back in the 1950s.
- The poem is set in a pool hall, which we wouldn't necessarily know except that Brooks has said so in interviews. (You can listen to one such interview on Poets.org.)
- Pool halls are still popular, especially in big cities, but they're not as popular as they used to be. They are big rooms – usually dimly lit – with a lot of billiard tables, and a bar serving alcohol.
- This particular hall is called "The Golden Shovel." This name is the most specific bit of information in the poem.
- "Golden" reminds us of money, sunshine, and youth, among other things. It's early summer, so it might be "golden" outside, but we're willing to bet it doesn't look "golden" inside the pool hall, which makes the name ironic.
- "Shovel" is also an ironic word. You probably associate shovels with hard, manual labor, which is one thing the seven guys are definitely not doing. They are lazy, and their tool of choice is a long, light pool cue, not a shovel.
- Without looking too far ahead in the poem, we might also associate shovels with grave digging. Now why would we want to do that?
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As Collaborate 13 comes to an end, I have a chance to reflect on conversations and comments from the various Primavera sessions I attended. This is, by far, the most valuable part of attending these conferences for developers like myself. It gets you thinking in some new directions and, sometimes, refocuses you on old topics. My take-away is to look deeper at spreads as they related to operational reporting.[Read More]


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The influence that Busch experienced early in life has followed him to Arizona. Since taking command of the Wildcat program in 1989, Busch has transformed Arizona swimming into one of the nation's top contenders. The women's team has finished in the top 15 at the NCCA Championships during all 12 seasons of the Frank Busch era. The women won the Pacific-10 title for the first time ever in 2000, and Busch was honored as the Pac-10 Women's Coach of the Year in 1991, 1998 and 2000.
Busch has led the men's team in a climb through the national rankings, from seventh to fourth and then an all-time high third-place finish at the 2000 NCAA Championship. Busch was named the 1993 NCAA Division I Coach of the Year after his team finished fourth at NCAAs.
In addition to being named the NCAA Coach of the Year in 1993, Busch was honored as the Pac-10 Men's Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2000. He also was named the 2000 Women's Pac-10 Coach of the Year as his squad earned two NCAA titles, 12 All-America honors and broke eight school records. In all, he has produced 54 school records, 73 individual All-Americans and 11 NCAA champions (14 titles) on the women's side and 60 school records. He has coached 81 All-Americans and 10 NCAA champions (15 titles) on the men's side.
In 2000, the women's team finished with its most successful season in UA history. The stellar season consisted of a first-place finish at the Pac-10 Championship, as well as a history-making second-place finish at NCAAs. At the NCAAs, the 800 free relay squad of Trina Jackson, Sarah Tolar, Jenny Vanker and Emily Mastin won the national championship. Freshman Beth Botsford also won an NCAA title in the 200 backstroke. Overall, the women had 12 All-America selections, nine honorable mention All-Americans, established eight new school records and won one individual NCAA Championship.
The 2000 men's team finished the season in third place at the NCAA Championship. This was the highest team finish in the history of the men's program, which began in 1932. Senior Ryk Neethling brought home two NCAA Championship titles in the 200 freestyle and the 400 freestyle. Neethling closed out his Wildcat career with nine individual titles - the most titles earned by any one student-athlete in the school's 103-year history.
After all was said and done in 1999-2000, both the men's and women's squads had produced 23 first-team All-Americans, 16 honorable mention All-Americans, established 18 new school records and won three NCAA individual championships.
The 1998-99 season saw the women's team finish fourth at NCAAs and the men's team in fifth place. Lindsay Farella, Denali Knapp, Emily Mastin and Sarah Tolar were all a part of the 400 freestyle relay national championship team, while Ryk Neethling was an individual champion in the 200, 500 and 1650 freestyle.
Busch's accomplishments were recognized in the fall of 1998 when he was named the USA Swimming Coach of the Year by USA Swimming. The governing body that oversees all of the United states Olympic teams, the USOC, also bestowed their highest annual honor upon Busch as he was tapped the 1998 USOC National Coach of the Year. In August 1998, Busch also coached for Hillenbrand Aquatics, whose women's team ran away with the national title, winning by 157 points, while Team Hillenbrand also won the combined men's and women's team national championship.
In 1994, the women finished fifth at the NCAA Championship, tying their previous best finish in 1992. Busch witnessed a school first, as Ashley Tappin became the first Arizona woman to win two NCAA titles, the 50 and 200 free, in the same meet. Tappin was also the first Arizona woman since Crissy Ahmann-Leighton to win a Pac-10 and a NCAA Championship in the same year.
Busch, now in his 31st year of coaching, came to Arizona from the University of Cincinnati, where he was head coach from 1980-89. He was twice honored as Metro Conference Women's Coach of the Year. The Bearcat men compiled a dual meet record of 56-31, and the women broke into the top 20 at the NCAA Championships.
He began his U.S. Swimming coaching career as head coach of the Northern Kentucky Piranhas age group and senior programs from 1974-78 and was an assistant coach for the Cincinnati Pepsi Marlins from 1979-80, where he coached current Arizona assistant coach Greg Rhodenbaugh. The Marlins placed six swimmers on the 1980 Olympic team and broke three world records.
Busch truly believes in the concept of the "student athlete" and stresses work in the classroom as well as in the pool. Each year since his arrival, his swimmers on both the men's and women's teams have earned Pac-10 all-academic recognition. His teams' grade-point average is consistently among the best in the athletic department. In 1991, Steve Herron, an All-American distance swimmer, was a Rhodes Scholar candidate. At Cincinnati, his teams' grade-point average for eight years exceeded 3.0.
Busch earned his degree from Loyola (Ill.) University in 1973, where he competed in both swimming and water polo. In addition to his duties as head coach, Busch works closely with the distance freestyle and 400 IM swimmers.
He and his wife, Patty, have five children: Frank (25), a UA graduate and practicing attorney in Phoenix; Augie (24), a 1998 Arizona graduate and high school swim coach and volunteer assistant coach with the Arizona men's and women's swim teams; Peter (21), a senior at Arizona; Molly (19), an Arizona sophomore; and Sam (17), a high school junior.
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(Burlington, Ky.) – A homeless man is accused of holding up a Burlington bank Friday morning.
The robbery occurred at about 9:10 a.m. at the Heritage Bank at 1818 Florence Pike. Boone County Sheriff's investigators say Devon S. Edmonston, 34 formerly of LaGrange, Kentucky, produced a note demanding money and telling the teller he had a bomb.
Unbeknownst to Edmonston, an off-duty deputy was also in the bank but unaware of the robbery as it was transpiring.
"As Edmonston was leaving the bank Kotzbauer learned of the robbery and followed him on foot all the while providing his location and direction of travel to a 911 operator who relayed the information to responding units," said sheriff's office spokesman Tom Scheben in a news release.
Edmonston was apprehended in the parking lot of a nearby apartment complex when the first on-duty deputy arrived. The off-duty officer pointed him out.
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Here is some news and notes regarding Stanford as the Cardinal continue its preparations for Virginia Tech with the Discover Orange Bowl just two weeks away.
Stanford will be making its second straight bowl appearance and 22nd overall when the Cardinal square off against Virginia Tech in the Discover Orange Bowl. Stanford is 9-11-1 in 21 previous bowl games and 2-6 in its last eight bowl appearances dating back to the 1986 Gator Bowl. Stanford's last bowl victory came in the 1996 Sun Bowl, when the Cardinal shutout Michigan State, 38-0.
Stanford will be making its third bowl appearance in the state of Florida, having competed in the 1986 Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, where it lost to Clemson, 27-21 and the 1993 Blockbuster Bowl in Orlando, where it defeated Penn State, 24-2.
Stanford's has made 12 appearances in the Rose Bowl, making the Grand Daddy of Them All the team's most frequented bowl destination. Besides the Rose Bowl, do you know Stanford's second most frequented bowl game? The Sun Bowl, with three appearances in 1977, '96 and 2010.
Stanford and Virginia Tech will be meeting for the first time at the Discover Orange Bowl. The two teams have played one common opponent - Wake Forest - coming away with convincing victories in each game. Stanford scored a 68-24 victory over the Demon Deacons on Sept. 18 while the Hokies posted a 52-21 victory in Blacksburg on Oct. 16.
ESPN's Monday Night Football announcing team of Mike Tirico, Ron Jaworski, Jon Gruden and Michele Tafoya will be calling the action from Miami.
John Platz will be on the call for Stanford's men's basketball game against Cal on January 2 before catching a red-eye flight to Miami to handle his sideline reporting duties during the Orange Bowl the next day.
A crew from the CBS Evening News was on campus last Thursday shooting a feature with Owen Marecic, which is tentatively scheduled to air on January 3.
After posting a 1-11 record in 2006, Stanford improved to 11-1 in just a four-year span under head coach Jim Harbaugh. The last FBS team to win one game and then as many as 11 games four years later was the Louisville Cardinals, who finished 11-1 in 2001 after enduring a 1-10 season in 1997. The Pitt Panthers won the 1976 national championship with a 12-0 record under Johnny Majors, four years after posting a 1-10 record in 1972.
There are seven, fifth-year seniors one sixth-year senior on Stanford's roster who were on the 2006 roster, including Brian Bulcke, Sione Fua, Derek Hall, Zach Nolan, Andrew Phillips, Richard Sherman, Austin Yancy and James McGillicuddy.
Looking for some Stanford-Virginia Tech connections? Stanford's sports performance coordinator Shannon Turley graduated from Virginia Tech in 2000 while Virginia Tech's interim head lacrosse coach, Megan Burker, who ranks as the Cardinal's all-time leading scorer with 143 goals, graduated from Stanford in 2006.
With Andrew Luck finishing second in the Heisman Trophy balloting, Stanford became the sixth school to have Heisman runners-up in consecutive seasons. Toby Gerhart finished second to Alabama's Mark Ingram in the closest voting in Heisman history last season.
Andrew Luck had many reasons to smile during Heisman weekend in New York, but perhaps his most joyous moment came when he learned teammate Owen Marecic had finished tenth in the voting. He couldn't reach for his cell phone any faster.
One of the highlights of Heisman weekend is the Wendy's High School Heisman Dinner on Friday night, where the top prep student-athletes from around the country are honored in a dinner and ceremony at the Marriott Marquis hotel. Sitting with Andrew Luck at the Stanford table were two former high school Heisman award winners and current Stanford student-athletes Sam Finlayson (men's water polo) and Angela Duckworth (women's swimming and diving).
This humorous moment from the Home Depot College Football Awards Show in Orlando. Former Pitt defensive standout Hugh Green was the presenter of the Maxwell Award, which Andrew Luck as one of three finalists. One of the handful of highlights ESPN showed from Green's marvelous collegiate career was a sack of West Virginia quarterback Oliver Luck, who was sitting next to Andrew during the awards show. "Hey, that's me," said the older Luck, prompting laughter from the entire Stanford contingent.
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Enchanting blonde ex-girlfriend bitch in panties Missy Monroe vibrating her pink taco
Dudes meet Missy, I dated this chubby little slut for about a year, now normally I don't date fat or chunky girls but for Missy I made an exception… ok I just loved her fat breasts lol. so this little whore was nice much down for anything, I had her make these delighful videos for me and she was more then happy to do so. When i finally got tired of Missy I just kicked her ass to the curb, but I did keep these videos she made for me. check um out!
Danial L. Traverse City Michigan