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This week on "America's Next Top Model," the models will be faced with a challenge that has them running down the L.A. streets in their underwear, and one of the male models breaks down and cries.
I don't know about you, but when I saw that promo for this week, I thought perhaps the guy that cried (which is the sub-title of this episode) would be Chris H., since the preview videos showed Marvin harassing him. But, as this episode begins and the models again return home from last week's panel, and shocking double elimination of Kanani and Jeremy, we see that Marvin is actually the tender-hearted one.
You see, Marvin is having a hard time losing all his good friends, and doesn't think he can take it anymore. Uh... Marvin, you're in a competition. The others WILL be going home each week. He doesn't seem to get it, though.
Jourdan, being the winner of the first call-out last week gets the Tyra Suite, but nothing is shown on who she picks to share it with her or any additional drama that may ensue from that choice.
Phil is once again shown as having problems with his ADHD, and being able to work out as much as he should, so he decides that he will jump over Jiana's head. What? Yes, he wants to take a running start and jump over her, but she isn't having it, so he nominates Marvin to take her place, and he actually does jump over him. Interesting.
The models are loaded up in their bus and taken to Melrose Avenue where they meet Kelly Cutrone, who issues this week's challenge. She tells them that this cycle, America's Next Top Model is partnered with the My Every Need shopping portal. It's also one of her clients, so she tells the models not to f*ck it up.
The challenge will be in two parts. In the first part, Kelly will ask the models fashion questions, and by answering correctly, they'll earn My Every Need credit, where they'll be able to use the credits to buy a slamming look from the shops in the area. The person with the best look will win a My Every Need gift card for $2,000, and of course be the challenge winner that week.
But first, they need to start with a blank canvas, so they need to strip to their underwear. Huh? Who thinks up these challenges? Walking around in your underwear on Melrose Avenue is just ridiculous.
Everyone strips down, and Kelly starts asking questions.
Who was the winner of the first cycle of ANTM?
A) Agyness Dean
B) Adrianne Curry
C) Lisa D'Amato
D) Cara Delevingne
And the answer is B. Adrianne Curry. Chris, Don, Jiana, Nina, Phil and Renee all get it right and earn $25.00.
The second question shows a photo of a famous designer. Marvin guesses correctly and scores $50.00, but poor Cory is devastated that he's not getting anything right. Renee even says, "Cory is gay. You're supposed to know these things. Come on!" Also earning $50.00 is Renee, Chris, Jiana, Nina and Jourdan.
Who was the highest paid model of 2012?
A) Adriana Lima
B) Kate Moss
C) Cindy Crawford
D) Giselle Bűndchen
The correct answer is D. Giselle Bűndchen. Nina, Renee, Jourdan and Marvin guess correctly. And Cory finally gets one right here too. They all earn $75.00.
The last question is worth $100.00.
What fashion trend was banned from Florida's public schools?
A) Chain wallets
B) Bandanas
C) Crop tops
D) Sagging pants
The answer is D. Sagging pants. Renee, Jourdan, Chris and Don got it right. And the final totals are:
- Renee $250
- Jourdan $225
- Chris $175
- Jiana $175
- Nina $150
- Cory $125
- Don $125
- Marvin $125
- Phil $25
Wow, poor Phil has only $25.00 to buy an outfit. That's gonna be tough.
The models have 30 minutes to shop, and can only go to a specific five stores. Everyone runs to the stores and start trying to make their looks. Renee has the most to spend, but she admits that she hates shopping, but she's always complimented in panel on her outfits, so she thinks she is going to be ok. Marvin gets snippy at one store when he asks the salesperson for help getting him some shoes and Renee comes in. He tells her she has to go to another store. She doesn't let him rattle her though.
Before you know it, time is up and everyone comes back to Kelly, who is now standing with another woman, whom she introduces as Monica Rose, who is the stylist for the Kardashians and Giuliana Rancic. She'll be judging the challenge.
Monica loves Jourdan's cute black dress, but she calls the shoes "stripperella."
She asks Cory if he's wearing men's pants, and he tells her that yes, he is. She says they are too tight for her.
Kelly isn't impressed with Marvin's look with the rolled up pants, and Marvin unrolls the pants. Behind him, Chris, who also has his pants rolled up, unrolls his as well. This pisses Marvin off, as he feels that Chris always takes someone else's critiques and applies it to himself. Huh? Kelly doesn't feel the same way, and thinks Chris is smart to listen and change his own look. Monica didn't like Chris's shirt with the pants, but thinks he dressed well for his physique.
Monica says her eyes are drawn to the waistline of Jiana's dress, which is open with a chain looking pattern connecting the top with the bottom. I, personally love the look. Monica calls it "bondage."
Monica is not pleased with Phil's look, which consists of ripped leggings and a ripped t-shirt. (Keep in mind, he only had $25.00 to work with!) The clothes he picked are women's clothes. She felt he was mocking the situation.
Monica praises Nina, saying that she knows what works for her body, but she doesn't like the shoes.
Don uses his charm on Monica when it's his turn, saying that he picks shirts first that highlight his tattoos. She likes his thought process, and his tattoos. Don is giving her his sexy eyes as well.
Monica loves the pieces that Renee chose, but just not together.
And in the end, Monica announces the winner as Don. He wins a $2,000 gift card for My Every Need. Plus, he'll get to go out for ice cream. He gets to pick one guy and one girl. He picks Marvin and Renee.
Everyone returns to the model home to see the challenge scores. They are as follows:
- Don 9
- Nina 8
- Chris 7
- Jourdan 7
- Renee 7
- Marvin 6
- Cory 5
- Jiana 5
- Phil 5
Marvin is having a problem with his score, and he decides to harass Chris, saying he didn't think his outfit was better than his own. Marvin says that he'll be getting more girls than Chris. Chris doesn't agree. The whole argument is just really petty and ridiculous. Marvin is all worked up and Chris is just sitting calmly, not letting it get to him.
The next day, the models hop in their bus, and are taken to the Lanark Art Gallery, where they see photos and videos of famous models. But, they're not different models. They are all Tyra portraying them. There is Tyra as Cindy Crawford,Tyra as Claudia Schiffer and Tyra as Kate Moss. The title of the exhibit is: The Supermodel Tyra untouched in black & white.
Soon, Tyra shows up and explains that the art exhibit will be touring art galleries all over, and that includes stills and living art (aka Flixels).
Tyra tells the models they will be part of the exhibit as living art. They'll be made up very natural and soft, and they'll have paint thrown on them. The motion of the paint will be the living art in the photo (again, Flixels). The photographer today is Udo, who is the same person that photographed Tyra in all the art exhibit photos.
Many of the models have a hard time with the paint being thrown at them, as they're told they have to keep their eyes open as the paint is coming at them. Some have a hard time finding a good pose. Cory gets good remarks from Johnny. Chris has a hard time with his shoot, and some of that is because of Marvin's remarks. Eventually, he gets good comments.
The next day in panel, the critiques went as follows:
Marvin is first. Kelly calls him the Hulk. She thinks he looks like he has a backache and is cross-eyed. Tyra thinks he can do better. BryanBoy says Marvin's fans are finding his modeling skills questionable.
Don is next. Kelly isn't feeling it. Rob thinks he needs to learn how to work his body. Tyra thinks he looks more like an athlete than a model. BryanBoy says he's improving in social media, but he's still in the middle.
Next is Jourdan. Rob thinks it looks like she's wearing a dress made out of paint. Tyra told her last week to make sure she gave neck, and this week, she is not only giving neck, she's giving H-2-T neck. Kelly says, this is what she's been waiting for. BryanBoy says she is the queen of social media.
Phil is next. Kelly hates the photo, saying it looks like diaper-palooza. Tyra thinks his face looks stunning, but his arm looks truncated and thick. BryanBoy says Phil's fans think he needs to be more aware of his body.
Next is Renee. Tyra mentions that Renee asked her questions when she was doing her makeup before the photo shoot, and she was looking forward to seeing if what she learned would be reflected in her photo. Everyone loves Renee's picture. Tyra compares her to the queenly stateliness of a girl from cycle 10 named Fatima. Kelly loves how she looks in person, but thinks she looks a little too mature in her photo. BryanBoy says her fans are blown away with her photo this week.
Jiana is next. Kelly thinks she looks like the ghost of the Titanic, underwater. Rob thinks she looks awkward. BryanBoy says her fans aren't responding well to the shot. Tyra thinks that Jiana is doing the inhale and hold it, rather than just the inhale.
Next is Chris. Kelly loves everything about the photo. His body looks great, and his eyes are fierce. Rob compares him to Marvin, who isn't as big as he is, but Marvin looks more strong in his photo. BryanBoy says Chris's fans love him.
Cory is next. Rob says he shouldn't go profile with his body, since he's so slim. Kelly says it's a little too Friday the 13th for her. BryanBoy says Cory's fans love his photograph, but his scores only went up a little.
Nina is the final model to be critiqued. He says that Nina has a very editorial-type face, and she can make herself look really edgy, but he feels the pose is a little too safe. Kelly disagrees, saying she feels a lot of power in the shot. Tyra thinks she's strong and powerful. BryanBoy says that Nina has the same social media score as Renee, and he asks her when she's really going to go for it?
The judging scores, challenge scores and social media scores were combined, and the call-outs were as follows.
1. Jourdan
2. Renee
3. Nina
4. Chris H.
5. Cory
6. Don
7. Marvin
The bottom two are Phil and Jiana. Phil is on the bottom again for the same reason as the previous week. He has potential, but it's not coming through in his photos. Jiana started so strong, and she's gotten worse every week. Who is going home? Jiana will be leaving the competition. Phil is safe again.
Next week the models go on go-sees. Jourdan is disappointed that she doesn't do better, because runway is her thing. And, Phil and Renee argue over if a girl or a guy will win the competition. Renee says that a girl will win, and Phil says that isn't the case. There are five guys left and only three girls. And, next week, we will see two… that's right, two people come back from the comeback series.
As a reminder, the models competing in the comeback series are--Chlea, Mike, Alexandra, Jeremy, Kanani and now Jiana. Who do you think will be returning? My bet is on Kanani and Alexandra. Post your predictions in the comments.
America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls related links:
· America's Next Top Model cycle 20 to premiere on Aug. 2
· Meet the guys and girls of cycle 20 of America's Next Top Model
· America's Next Top Model cycle 20 to air two-hour premiere Aug. 2
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls View first full-length photos of cast
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 1 & 2 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 3 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 4 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 5 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 6 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 7 recap
· America's Next Top Model: Guys and Girls episode 8 recap
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Among the seemingly dozens of gastro-pubs opening up across London in recent years, with their identikit decor, menu and beer offerings, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sort the wheat from the chaff. The Bull & Last, on the fringes of Hampstead Heath, however, has risen rapidly to the top of the pile not only for the use of exemplary ingredients and the near-perfect execution of Ollie Pudney and his small team, but also because of the attentiveness of the service, which is cheery and efficient whether you linger over a meal or pop in for a quick bite.
Located away from the West End in North London, The Bull & Last's light and airy dining room attracts a friendly neighbourhood crowd who use it as their local eatery, as well as foodies who are beginning to see it as a destination and one of the best gastro-pubs in London. You're just as likely to find an elderly man reading a newspaper and enjoying a pint of ale as you are to spot a couple enjoying a meal and a bottle of wine after a walk on the Heath, or a whole family sitting down for a full blow out.
While it makes no claims to be anything more than a great gastro-pub, Ollie Pudney's cooking immediately raises the bar with superb bar snacks of meaty Scotch eggs and sausage rolls to soak up that first welcome beer. The menu changes daily, but standards are maintained through the seasons. A good way to start any meal is with superb game terrine and house-made bread, or even achingly fresh potted crab. Follow this with pig's cheek, sauerkraut, apples, and prunes or even traditional fish & chips made in a beer batter. For dessert, why not share a fruity crumble with ice cream or even a plate of perfectly kept British cheeses with some of their own chutney? The wine list is short, but bottles are well-priced and match the food perfectly. If you prefer a pint, the beers are impeccably stored and the list of guest ales changes regularly.
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Linda Beguin
From: Engineering Analyst
To: Owning a specialty food company
Turning Point: Oil company she was working for transferred their offices to another city and she did not want to leave her farm
As an engineering analyst for an oil and gas company, Linda enjoyed creating charts and helping her team to determine how to get getter production. She had a beautiful office, a stimulating job and worked for one of the richest men in the United States of America, whom she was on a first- name basis with. One weekend she went for a road trip to War Eagle, Arkansas, to attend a huge craft show. She noticed a long line at one booth where women were spending money like crazy. She approached the booth to see they were buying pre-packaged food mixes. Linda said, "I am an experienced cook, growing up in a family where the women are great cooks, and I wondered, why these women were buying over-priced mixes when they most likely had everything already in their own kitchen cabinets?" Having a trained eye for things that seemed to have a high production rate, she asked the lady at the booth, "Why are your mixes selling so fast?" The woman explained to her that even though she understood most people had all the ingredients at their fingertips; 90% of them didn't know how to put them together or did not want to take the time to do so.
Linda spent that night creating a business plan. Six weeks later she had created a few mixes, produced a few jars of pickles, and had a booth at a small craft show. She completely sold out of her products and she was hooked. Linda said, "I had this gut feeling that I knew I could do this." After she would get off work each day, she would head to her kitchen to experiment with mixes. Her husband was gaining weight trying all her new creations, so she started giving her experimental food to her friends, co-workers and neighbors. The cost to them for the free food was their comments on the product.
Four months after that small craft show Linda attended; there was a meeting at her office. The company she worked for was going to move from her little home town of Enid, Oklahoma to the big city of Oklahoma City. If she wanted to stay employed, she was going to have to move. She had an impressive job and made a respectable amount of money. She went to OKC to tour and look around. After all, her little hobby of selling mixes provided nothing more than pocket change. As the day wore on, and she saw more of the city, she knew she was not transferring. She was 53 years old; she recognized her heart was that of a country girl. She decided to turn her mixes into a real business. Linda said, "It felt like everything was guiding me to this business, and I had no doubts about my choice."
July 10th of 2012, "Over The Fence Farms," became a business. Linda said the name came to her from an experience she had in 2008. She had just bought a new horse. While she was riding him, and they were getting used to each other, she received a phone call that her brother had been taken to the hospital and was in critical condition. Her husband was on the tractor, and she decided to go ahead and get one of their crippled old steers into the chute. That decision changed her life.
The old crippled steer turned on her. He had gone crazy, and she ran toward the fence. As she hit the bottom rung of the fence, the steer hit her and 'Over the Fence,' she went. When she landed, she knew something was terribly wrong. She had crushed her tibial plateau and was told she may never walk again. She ended up confined to a wheel chair for the next four months. Linda said, "During that time in a wheelchair her eyes were open to life in a new way. It was during that time she realized she wanted to do something she truly loved and the thought of a career in food was born." It took her company leaving her little town of Enid, four years later, for her to have the courage to start her business. It was fear that kept her from doing it then, but now she fearlessly runs her dream, her business.
Linda has not gone into any debt to start or run her business. She used her skills of understanding how to get good production from what you already have and put her talent to the test as she planned each step. She has used her 401K and her savings. She is her own loan officer. She has lived by the skin of her teeth by doing it this way, but Linda said, "She is a pioneer, and she knows how sacrifice now for the rewards of later. It is like planting a crop. You toil and sweat and get by, but then the harvest comes."
Linda said, "My company is now in the black. It pays for itself." For anyone who has ever been or dreams of being an entrepreneur, when the company pays for itself, that is a cause for celebration. "By the end of the year, Over the Fence, is on target to make a tidy profit. " I will be able to make a good living from my business that started out as only pocket change," stated Linda. Another shining factor of Linda's success is she is asked to speak at training classes for aspiring business owners. Linda, pushed pass the fear of leaving a secure paycheck for her dream. She is humble in saying, "If I can do it, anyone can do it."
Even though she loved her high-powered career in the oil business she is now one hundred times happier. She traded forty hours a week for eighty, wakes up in the middle of the night either worrying about something or a new-product idea has popped into her head, but as insane as it sounds, she is so happy she can't begin to describe it.
Linda has a bread mix that all you do is add a can of left-over beer. That is, if there is such a thing as a left-over can of beer. You simply dump the mix into a bowl, add the beer, mix well, and bake. Who knows what is next for Linda, a possible partnership with a beer company for, 'Over the Fence Beer Bread?'
Some of her other products include; cinnamon & raisin beer batter bread mix (say that three times over), garlic & herb beer batter bread mix, a variety of spice mixes, and her Holy Moly Mama pickles. She also has good girls and bad girl's sauces, such as Jezebel Sauce. For a complete list of her products, go to over the fencefarms.com.
Linda's products are carried in high-end retail stores throughout Oklahoma. Her trade show agenda is no longer limited to small local events. She is invited to trade shows that just allow vendors by invitation only. A lady who tasted her pickles in Stillwater, Ok., loved them so much; she invited Linda to an invitation only show in Texas. From a farm in western Oklahoma, Linda Beguin, creates mixes and goodies with only the best ingredients, and they are packed with lots of love and laughter. It is Linda's vibrant personality which drives people to her booth, but it is her products that have them coming back for more.


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Physics and Astronomy Quantum Nano Seminar - Shih-Chuan Gou
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"Kibble-Zurek Scaling and its Breakdown for Spontaneous Generation of Josephson Vortices in Bose-Einstein Condensates"
Thursday, October 3, 2013
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Abstract: Atomic Bose-Einstein condensates confined to a dual-ring trap support Josephson vortices as topo- logically stable defects in the relative phase. We propose a test of the scaling laws for defect formation by quenching a Bose gas to degeneracy in this geometry. Stochastic Gross-Pitaevskii simulations reveal a -1/4 power-law scaling of defect number with quench time for fast quenches, consistent with the Kibble- Zurek mechanism. Slow quenches show stronger quench-time dependence that is explained by the stability properties of Josephson vortices, revealing the boundary of the Kibble-Zurek regime. Interference of the two atomic fields enables clear long-time measurement of stable defects and a direct test of the Kibble-Zurek mechanism in Bose-Einstein condensation.
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david d. respondsI think you're hitting on an important point here. I think that a lot of guys "secretly" want to figure out a way to meet women without risking anything. This is probably why personal ads and online dating websites are so popular. The problem with not wanting to risk anything is that it creates a mindset that leads to being average.
And "average" doesn't create attraction.
I teach guys to use a specific kind of humor that I call "Cocky & Funny."
One of the purposes of the Cocky & Funny technique is to clearly demonstrate that you are not intimidated by a woman, and to instantly communicate that you are different from other men. You'd like to know the magic way to "not accidentally hit a weak spot."
But guess what?
Accidents happen.
Risk is part of life.
Don't worry so much about hitting a "weak spot" while you're teasing or busting on a woman; just concern yourself with making sure you're being funny while you're doing it. If you meet a woman who is so sensitive that she can't take a joke, or you "accidentally" overdo it, don't worry about it. No biggie.
She's probably either too uptight or emotionally fragile for you to have a good time with anyway. If you want to make a cake, you have to break a few eggs, man. Remember, your objective isn't to be mean to women, or to hurt them; your objective is to use a specific type of humor to create attraction. So give up this "neutral" idea. Neutral is boring. And boring is not the way to create attraction.
reader's comment David,
So, I go into a shoe store the other day and I'm just kind of browsing. The clerk — a cutie of age 21 — asks me if she can help me. I kindly ask her to get me a certain pair to try on. As I put the shoes on, she enthusiastically squeaked: "Wow, those shoes look great on you!" I mocked her in the same hi-pitch tone: "You're on commission, you need to say that!" She gave me that playful little slap on the arm and told me I was "a little sh*t." I go on teasing her for five minutes or so and she asks me if I would like a job at this store. When she gave me the application, she also hands me her home address and phone number and asked me to hand deliver it that night. To keep it short, that night I gave her more than my job resume!
Now, David, the previous situation is very unusual for me, as I rarely have much to say, period. I've always been very shy and very quiet, but I am starting to come out of that. I'm not scared to approach women or anything but I just don't know how to start or keep up conversation, you know? I've read books on this, listened to tapes and nothing seems to help. Dave, I need some advice!
david d. respondsOh, nice one!
Great example of how to use Cocky & Funny with a woman!
As for meeting women, stop worrying about starting the conversation or keeping it going. Just walk up to women, get their phone numbers, and then get together with them later for a cup of tea. No "starting of conversations" required.
Use my three-minute e-mail/number technique, and then break out your killer sense of humor later when you're alone with her. You're doing fine... don't worry about "conversations."
If you do wind up in a conversation, just start out by talking about normal things, then transition into the Cocky & Funny material as you progress.
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TODD COUNTY, Ky. (WBKO) -- A building engulfed in flames and smoke had firefighters up early Thursday morning doing their best to put it out. Just as heavy as the smoke were the hearts of people in the community.
"When I worked there Tracy Lawrence was there a lot. Jo Dee Messina was there. I didn't get to see Garth Brooks there that night but my mom and dad were there and they danced beside him." said Owner of The Purple Daizi, Mitzi Page.
"Billy Dean was there. Different people were there. They had gospel groups, like the Chuckwagon Gang." commented Georgia Green, a former employee of Libby's.
Libby's Steakhouse was a local treasure to many, not just because of the acts that the entertainment and eating venue brought to the rural area, but also because of the everyday people that stopped in to see it.
"There was people that came from all over because they had the "Live at Libby's Show" on the Beaver out of Russellville at the time. I don't know how far they broadcast it out but people came from Nashville. It was well known." added Page, who is also a former employee of Libby's.
Just as special was the man the eatery was named after.
"He once said that it would be standing room only. It was at his funeral." added an emotional Green.
Locals say Libby loved the place so much his visitation and funeral were all held within the confines of the walls.
Now those walls lay crippled on the ground.
"It's sad. It's kind of the end of a saga." said Green.
"Drive by and see it be gone. Yeah, it's sad." added Page.
Fire officials said the building is a total loss. Though the fire remains under investigation Elkton firefighters said early signs show it may have been caused by an electrical problem.


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Stanford's 24-20 loss to Michigan State in the Rose Bowl provided a distasteful ending to what had been another standout season for the Cardinal. And the criticism coach David Shaw received for calling two failed fourth-down runs in the second half of that final game will soon fade into the realization that he has become the key to the Cardinal's continued success.
The bottom line is that Stanford finished 11-3, won the Pac-12 title for the second straight year and played in a BCS game for the fourth consecutive season.
That would have seemed impossible a few years ago, and the Cardinal did it with an entirely different cast than it did in 2010 in Jim Harbaugh's final season.
It appears the Cardinal will not lose Shaw, who has denied interest in NFL coaching vacancies, although defensive coordinator Derrick Mason may be vulnerable to the appeal of the NFL.
It was the defense, after all, that was the strength of the Cardinal the past few years, including this season. Stanford ranked 10th in scoring defense, third in rushing defense and first in total sacks, with 44.
The Cardinal will lose their two best defenders - outside linebacker Trent Murphy, who led the nation in sacks with 15, and inside linebacker Shayne Skov, a third-team All-American - and they might lose their third-best defender if safety Ed Reynolds chooses to enter the NFL Draft.
However, virtually everyone else is back on defense. That includes cornerback Alex Carter, who could emerge into a star next season as a junior, and a slew of talented linebackers ready to fill the gap left by Murphy and Skov.
The offense faces two questions: Will guard David Yankey be back, and who will be the starting running back?
Yankey, the team's only first-team All-American, is likely to turn pro rather than return as a fifth-year senior, although he has yet to make that decision. The Cardinal have plenty of young talented offensive linemen, and even though Stanford may have to replace three of the five starters up front, it should retain its dominance up front.
Replacing running back Tyler Gaffney, who rushed for 1,709 yards this season, may be more of a challenge. There are a number of candidates to earn that starting job next season, but the public's favorite is Barry Sanders, who showed flashes of brilliance in his few opportunities as a redshirt freshman. However, Sanders is not the kind of power back Stanford has relied on to become a national player. Toby Gerhart, Stepfan Taylor and Gaffney were all straight-ahead runners; the 5-foot-10, 192-pound Sanders relies more on his elusiveness, like his father.
Shaw also faces a decision about the team's identity. Presumably, the Cardinal will remain a run-first team that tries to wear down opposing defenses. But there will be a temptation to pass a lot more. Kevin Hogan will be entering his third year as the starting quarterback next season, and he improved his ability to throw the deep ball this season. All the wide receiver threats are back, including standout Ty Montgomery as well as Devon Cajuste and Michael Rector.
Plus, several freshmen who redshirted this season could make the tight end position a threat in the passing game again after tight ends caught just 10 passes this season.
All of the Cardinal's special-teams players will return, so the Cardinal should be solid again in that department.
By beating Oregon for the second straight year, the Cardinal proved its old-school style of play can still be productive amid today's fast-paced attacks, epitomized by the Ducks.
Stanford may not be quite as intimidating on defense next season with the loss of Murphy and Skov, but it should have enough talent to challenge for the conference title again.
GAME OF THE YEAR: Stanford 26, Oregon 20 - The Cardinal dominated the game far more than the score indicates. Stanford held a 26-0 lead early in the fourth quarter, shutting out Oregon's touted offense for three quarters. Helped by a recovered onsides kick and a blocked Stanford field-goal attempt returned for a touchdown, Oregon scored three touchdowns in the final nine minutes to make the score close. Stanford ran the ball 66 times, including 45 carries for Tyler Gaffney, who finished with 157 yards. Stanford limited Oregon to 62 rushing yards, and kept Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota in check. Stanford held the ball for 42:34 compared with 17:26 for Oregon. The result left both teams at 8-1 with one loss in the conference. But it gave the Cardinal the tie-breaker, which proved decisive in getting Stanford to the Pac-12 title game.
STANFORD PLAYER OF THE YEAR: OLB Trent Murphy - Four players were candidates -- Murphy, ILB Shayne Skov, WR/KR Montgomery and RB Tyler Gaffney. And that does not include the Cardinal's lone first-team All-American, OG David Yankey. However, Murphy led the nation in sacks with 15 and was the epitome of the Cardinal defense, which dominated games by stopping the run and rushing the passer. A fifth-year senior, Murphy also ranked second in the country in total tackles for loss, with 23.5. He also had six quarterback hurries, broke up seven passes, forced two fumbles and intercepted a pass he returned for a touchdown while being named a second-team Associated Press All-American.
LOOKING AHEAD: Stanford hopes to keep David Shaw, which seems likely, and defensive coordinator Derrick Mason, which may be a more difficult. The Cardinal lost offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton to the Indianapolis Colts last year. The three priorities in the spring will be to restructure the offensive line, develop a running back hierarchy and set the linebacking crew. By then, the Cardinal will know whether OG David Yankey and DE Henry Anderson will be returning as fifth-year seniors and whether S Ed Reynolds will be back for his senior year. The Cardinal may have to find replacements for all three. The Cardinal have plenty of talented offensive linemen and linebackers to fill the voids left by departed players, and ILB A.J. Tarpley and OLBs James Vaughters and Kevin Anderson will be counted on to produce the big plays that ILB Shayne Skov and OLB Trent Murphy produced the past two seasons. Finding a replacement for the ball-hawking Reynolds, if he leaves, will be more problematic. The spring may determine whether RB Barry Sanders, a redshirt freshman this past season, can develop into the big-play back many envision. Someone needs to step in to replace Tyler Gaffney. Quarterback Kevin Hogan figures to be a bigger part of the offense next season, especially with a bevy of talented receivers returning, including Ty Montgomery.
RECRUITING UPDATE: Stanford has commitments from 16 players, 11 of whom are defensive players, which indicates where the Cardinal's emphasis lies. Three players of note have committed so far: quarterback Keller Chryst, defensive end Nifae Lealao and running back Christian McCaffrey. Lealao, rated the nation's No. 59 recruit in the class of 2014 by Scout.com, could see time as a freshman with the team's potential void at defensive end, and McCaffrey, ranked No. 84 by Scout.com, will get a look because of the Cardinal's running back needs. But the star of the class undoubtedly is Chryst. Scout.com ranks him as the No. 50 recruit, but ESPN.com rates him as the No. 17 overall recruit and the nation's No. 1 drop-back passer. He is not going to supplant Kevin Hogan, who has two years of eligibility remaining. Chryst is likely to redshirt his first year, but has the makings of another standout Stanford quarterback.
QUOTE: "They're one of the best defenses in the nation, and they proved it on every play.'' - Stanford All-American guard David Yankey, after Michigan State limited the Cardinal to one offensive touchdown in the Rose Bowl. That touchdown came on Stanford's first possession.
WR Ty Montgomery - Montgomery had just three receptions for 21 yards in the Rose Bowl and did not break any big kickoff returns. But he led the team in receiving with 61 catches for 958 yards and 10 touchdowns and led the nation in kickoff returns, averaging 30.3 yards. He is the team's big-play guy. He also was the team's fourth-leading rusher with 159 yards and 12.2 average per attempt.
QB Kevin Hogan - Although Hogan's completion percentage dropped from 71.7 in 2012 to 61.0 in 2013, his pass efficiency rating improved. That's because he threw the deep ball more effectively, averaging 14.6 yards per completion this season compared with 10.1 a year ago. He also threw 20 touchdown passes in 2013 compared with 10 last season. His passing figures to be a bigger part of the Cardinal offense in his third season as a starter next season as a fourth-year junior. He was also the team's No. 2 rusher this season.
CB Alex Carter - Although Carter's statistics were not eye-catching (one interception, eight passes defensed), there is a reason opposing teams avoided his side of the field like the plague. Observers will begin to appreciate Carter's talent next year as a junior, which will be his third season as a starter.
RB Barry Sanders - Sanders had just five carries as a redshirt freshman, but he averaged 8.4 yards on those five attempts. He also caught four passes for 31 yards. It's unclear whether he will even be the Cardinal's starting running back next season, partly because he is not the power back the Cardinal prefer. However, he is likely to produce some game-changing plays.
OG David Yankey - Yankey would probably be the best offensive lineman in the country if he returns next season, but it's more likely he will turn pro.
S Ed Reynolds - Reynolds had six interceptions in 2012 and one more in 2013. He was a first-team all-conference player in 2013, and should be the backbone of the Cardinal defense if he returns for his senior season rather than turning pro.
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OLB Trent Murphy (32 overall/No. 4 outside linebacker) - Murphy led the nation in sacks with 15 and was a second-team All-American. He often played a defensive end position on passing downs and can play either position in the pros. He is likely to be a first-round pick.
ILB Shayne Skov (66 overall, No. 2 inside linebacker) - A third-team All-American, Skov excels partly because of skills but mostly because of his determination, anticipation and knowledge of the game. He led the team with 109 tackles, including 13 for loss. He is expected to be taken in the second or third round.
DE Josh Mauro (115 overall/No. 12 defensive end) - Mauro got less attention than Stanford's other two defensive ends, Henry Anderson and Ben Gardner, but he was the most productive of the three in 2013, getting 12.5 tackles for loss. He is expected to be taken in the middle rounds of the draft.
RB Tyler Gaffney (167 overall/No. 13 running back) - Gaffney did not attend Stanford in 2012 while he played minor-league baseball. But in his only season as a starter, he ran for 1,709 yards in 2013. He figures to be a mid-to-late-round pick.
DE Ben Gardner (189 overall/No. 18 defensive end) - Gardner will have to prove that he is recovered from the surgery to repair his pectoral injury that sidelined him for the final six games of the season. He was still named first-team all-conference and is expected to be taken late in the draft.
FB Ryan Hewitt (287 overall/No. 7 fullback) - A blocking back who can catch passes (nine receptions in 2013, 14 in 2012), Hewitt might get taken in the late rounds, but is likely to be a free agent pickup.
OG David Yankey (not ranked) - Yankey has another year of college eligibility remaining and has not announced whether he will turn pro. He was a first-team Associated Press All-American and would likely be a first-round pick if he enters the NFL Draft.
S Ed Reynolds (not ranked) - Reynolds has not decided whether he will give up his final year of college eligibility. He has outstanding instincts and adequate speed. He would likely be an early-round pick if he enters the NFL Draft.
--- OG David Yankey, a senior who is eligible for another college season because he was limited to two games as a freshman because of injury, has not announced whether he will return to Stanford, but there is a good chance he will turn pro.
---S Ed Reynold has another year of college eligibility, but he is contemplating turning pro. There is about a 50-50 chance he will return to Stanford.
---WR Ty Montgomery suffered a leg injury in the second half of the Rose Bowl that sidelined him for the rest of that game. He is expected to be back for spring ball, however.
---DE Henry Anderson is eligible to return for his fifth year after redshirting as a freshman, but it's unclear whether he will decide to return. He missed six games this season with a leg injury, and that hurt his NFL draft status.
---DE Ben Gardner did not play in the final six games because of a pectoral injury, but he was in uniform for the Rose Bowl.
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Buddeberg-Fischer, B; Klaghofer, R; Stamm, M; Buddeberg, C (2008). Facharztwahl von jungen Ärztinnen und Ärzten - der Einfluss von Geschlecht, Persönlichkeit, Karrieremotivation und Lebenszielen. In: Brähler, Elmar; et al. Karriereentwicklung und berufliche Belastung im Arztberuf. Göttingen, DE: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 101-116.
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Background: In the last decade the prevalence of mental and psychosomatic disorders has increased in children, adolescents as well as in adults. As a consequence more doctors are needed who supply qualified treatment to these mentally or psychosomatically ill patients. However, in some European countries the number of residents aspiring to a specialty qualification in psychiatry is steadily decreasing.The aim of this study was to investigate trends among medical school graduates to specialise in psychiatry and whether psychiatry residents differ from residents choosing other specialties in certain characteristics. Methods: In a prospective study design a cohort of Swiss medical school graduates was followed up, beginning in 2001. Six months before graduation (T1), in their second (T2) and fourth years (T3) of residency 438 physicians assessed their aspired-to specialty and career goals; in addition, personality traits, career-related factors, workplace experience and life goals were addressed.Twenty-five (5.7%) participants opted for psychiatry, 413 (94.3%) for other specialties. Results: Psychiatry residents show a high stability in their specialty choice. At the end of medical school about half of the graduates have made their decision, 40% decide during the first years of postgraduate training, about 10% change the initially aspired-to specialty.There are only few differences between psychiatry residents and residents of other specialties in regard to sociodemographic characteristics, personality traits, workplace experiences and aspired-to life goals. As expected, psychiatry residents more often aim at practising in a private practice. They also assess extraprofessional concerns such as family obligations and leisure activities as more important as residents of other specialties. Conclusion: The results of our study indicate that the need for qualified doctors in psychiatry, especially in psychiatric inpatient facilities, will no longer be met in the future. The outpatient treatment of mentally and psychosomatically ill patients will not be adequately covered because of the small number of future psychiatrists and family physicians. Above all, the restrictions for psychotherapeutic treatment, established in 2007, will contribute to even less graduates choosing psychiatry as specialty qualification.
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Head coach Paul Reber led UO's senior day ceremony to acknowledge the careers of Lana Buttner, Lena Macomson and Rebea Stueckemann.
When action began, California quickly assumed control en route to its 10th straight victory. The Bears won matches No. 2 and 3 to claim the doubles point. Sofia Hager and Buttner won three straight games to pull within 5-4 in the third position before falling, 8-4. Marlou Kluiving and Lina Åkesson lost, 8-1, in the No. 2 match. Nicole Long and Jasmine Minor's top doubles match was left abandoned.
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Eyes Set To Kill are out touring behind their new album Masks and Critical Bill are getting ready to release their new album The New Eternal.
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Republic Mortgage-nmls 3148
Serving Salt Lake, Utah County, Weber/Davis, St. George, Northern Utah, Park City, Uintah Basin, Central Utah, Price, Western Utah, South Eastern Utah areas
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Reviews (5)
Best loan officer in town
by User104997 on
Terry is great to work with. She gives the lowest rate possible and hand holds your file to the end. You will not be disappointed if you choose Terry Schierbaum as your mortgage loan officer.
Wonderful customer service & Gets the job done right!
by User39933 on
Terry is a wonderful woman who is determined to make sure all your needs and wants are met, and if there is anything you should be aware of she will give it to you straight and try to help you work towards that end goal! I would recommend her to anyone and everyone that was looking for a loan officer!
Super knowlegable...Caring...Super Excellent!!
by User71653 on
Terry is amazing! Many years of experience, very knowledgable, caring, and hardworking. She follows her clients needs from start to finish. If you need any help, give her call and she'll gladly help!
Best Loan Officer
by User104980 on
Terry Schierbaum is the best Loan Officer. Very efficient, very knowledgable. I believe she could try and help anyone!
Great Company
by User104976 on
Terry has been wonderful to work with and has a business attitude that lets me know she puts her customers first.