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TEMPE, Ariz.—Arizona State University's inaugural sand volleyball season will begin on Friday with the rescheduled Maroon and Gold scrimmage taking place at 4 p.m. MT at the PERA Club.
On Saturday, the Sun Devils will make the trip to Tucson for the Arizona Invitational, taking on Arizona Christian at Noon MT before facing Pac-12 rival Arizona at 4 p.m. MT.
"I think each of us is anxious to begin our sand season," head coach Jason Watson said. "This is a tremendous opportunity and we are so thankful to our administration and support personnel for making this come to fruition. There is so much we still need to learn, but sand volleyball at ASU is trending in an extremely positive direction for our athletes."
Instead of playing best two out of three at Friday's scrimmage, each of the Sun Devil pairings will play one game to 21 points, and admission to the PERA Club is free.
The Sun Devils will play its first opponents of the sand season this weekend, Arizona Christian and Arizona, atArizona Invitational in Tucson. The matches will be played at Jimenez Field, located on the corner of Enke Dr. and Campbell Ave. on the University of Arizona Campus.
The seeding for Saturday is:
1. Bianca Arellano and Bethany Jorgensen
2. Macey Gardner and Whitney Follette
3. Kizz Willey and Jordy Checkal
4. Genevieve Pirotte and BreElle Bailey
5. Andi Lowrance and Nora Tuioti-Mariner
Sand volleyball is contested with five pairings in the best of three sets, which are played to 21 points. The tiebreaker third set is played to 15.
The team win goes to the squad that secures three of the five wins throughout the match.
ASU's team pairings for the 2014 season will be:
Sophomores Macey Gardner and Whitney Follette
Sophomore Bianca Arellano and senior Bethany Jorgensen
Freshman Kizzy Willey and sophomore Jordy Checkal
Freshmen Genevieve Pirotte and BreElle Bailey
Sophomore Andi Lowrance and junior Nora Tuioti-Mariner
Saturday's scrimmage will decide the seeding order for seeding from one through five.
The Sun Devils will be utilizing two of their three courts on Saturday, with action on each beginning at 4 p.m.
Court 1 (East Court)
Match 1 –Arellano/Jorgensen vs. Willey/Checkal
Match 2 – Gardner/Follette vs. Arellano/Jorgensen
Match 3 – Gardner/Follette vs. Willey/Checkal
Court 2 (West Court)
Match 1 – Bailey/Pirotte vs. Lowrance/Tuioti-Mariner
Match 2 – Willey/Checkal vs. Pirotte/Bailey
Match 3 – Arellano/Jorgensen vs. Lorance/Tuioti-Mariner
The Sun Devils will host four matches this season, starting with Nebraska on Wednesday, March 26 at 3 p.m.
Arizona Christian will make the trip to Tempe on Friday, April 11 for a match at 4 p.m., and ASU will round out the 2014 slate with a pair of home matches, hosting Arizona on April 24 at 3 p.m. MT before playing their finale against Boise State on April 25 at 4 p.m. MT.
Following the opening scrimmage, ASU will make two treks down I-10 to Tucson, the first on March 8 for the Arizona Invitational. ASU will face Arizona Christian, followed by Pac-12 rival Arizona.
The Wildcat Spring Challenge will bring ASU back to Tucson, as the Sun Devils face Tulane on March 14 before they take on Arizona Christian for the second time this season on March 15.
ASU will also make a trip to California, taking on Loyola Marymount on April 19 at 2 p.m. MT before competing in the Pac-12 Tournament on April 19-20 in Santa Monica.
The PERA Club, ASU's new home, is located three and a half miles north of the Tempe Campus on 1 East Continental Dr.
PERA, which stands for Project Employees Recreation Association is a private club for the employees and families of the Salt River Project.
The 83-acre club houses a social center, employee store, fitness center, swimming pool, game courts, and fields and offers children's programs, fitness classes, business meetings, sports leagues, and parties.
This season, indoor volleyball director of operations, Jackie Scarduzio, will serve as the sand assistant coach, joining head coach Jason Watson.
In the fall, the Sun Devils (19-14, 8-12 Pac-12) unseated the defending national champions en route to its second-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. ASU opened the season with a 12-1 record, sweeping each team they defeated. Battling through the Pac-12 Conference schedule, the Sun Devils rounded out their season in Hawaii, falling in a five-set thriller to BYU. Senior Stephanie Preach stepped into the record books, rounding out her career as the second-ever Sun Devil to reach the 2000-dig plateau. Macey Gardner was named to the Pac-12 All-Conference team, while BreElle Bailey was named to the All-Freshman Team. Caitlyn Francis earned First-Team All-Academic honors, while Shannan McCready was named to the second team, and Gardner and Whitney Follette each earned honorable mention nods.

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Gambling is a contest where a player bets on the result of an event. The bet is generally in the form of money. The outcome is dependent on the predictability of the event. The rules and the amount of money bet are decided on before the event happens.
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There are many types of gambling. Casino games, parimutuel games, sports betting and state lotteries are some of the most common forms of gambling.
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New Jersey Woman Charged With Manslaughter Over Fatal Butt Injections
In a pay-by-the-hour Meatpacking District hotel.
After "a thorough investigation," the death of a 22-year-old Queens woman in a shady, pay-by-the-hour Meatpacking District hotel last summer has been pinned on a registered beautician from New Jersey. Police say Tamira Mobley committed manslaughter and assault when she administered silicone injections to Tamara Blaine (pictured) and then "left her patient writhing and foaming at the mouth for 90 minutes before summoning help." This is becoming a problem.


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Senior Cari Caprio received the Conference USA Spirit of Service Award for her efforts in the pool, in the classroom and in the community.
April 9, 2014
NEW ORLEANS - After concluding her collegiate career last month in helping guide the Tulane University women's swimming and diving team post its best Conference USA finish in a decade, Green Wave senior Cari Caprio was named one of 16 recipients of the C-USA Spirit of Service Award on Wednesday.
The C-USA Spirit of Service Award is designed to recognize the community service efforts of the league's student-athletes, based upon significant community service, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport. The Spirit of Service Award is presented three times throughout the academic year with Wednesday's recipients representing the conference's winter sports of men's and women's basketball, men's and women's indoor track and field, and women's swimming.
As a senior, the native of Mason, Ohio, posted a career-best time of 24.46 in the 50 free and season-best marks of 53.36 in the 100 free and 1:55.00 in the 200 free. She tallied a pair of second-place individual finishes in the 100 free, coming in runner-up vs Arkansas-Little Rock on Oct. 12 and at North Texas on Jan. 18.
Caprio was also a key member of 200, 400 and 800 free as well as the 200 medley relay teams. She also helped the 200 free relay team post a season-best 1:33.95 at the C-USA Championship on Feb. 27, which stands No. 5 in Tulane history.
In the classroom, she sports a 3.737 cumulative grade point average in the A.P. Freeman School of Business and is on pace to graduate in May. Caprio was honored as one of the April Tulane Scholar-Athletes of the Month and is a three-time member of the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll and Tulane's 3.0 Club. As a freshman, she earned the C-USA Academic Medal honors after posting a GPA of 3.75 or better.
In addition to her performance in the athletic and academic arenas, Caprio has served as a Community Service Representative on the Tulane Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for consecutive years and has also been active in Wave Days and Shadow A Student-Athlete Day - programs designed to expose New Orleans area youth to the collegiate environment while conveying a message that college is an attainable goal and a partnership where local youth are paired with a student-athlete to allow them to attend class, meetings and practices, respectively.
She also helped raise money for Devon's Den - an effort to raise funds for paralyzed former Tulane football player Devon Walker - as well as participate in the Second Harvest Food Drive. During the Green Wave's annual training trip, Caprio and the Tulane team spent their off day stuffing "Joy Jars" with toys and activities which were given to children hospitalized with life-threatening illnesses.
Caprio and the Green Wave enjoyed a solid season in their first season under the direction of head coach Katie Robinson, assistant coach Sarah Woodbury and diving coach Chris Devine. Tulane finished sixth in the 2014 C-USA Championship after scoring 463 points - 90 more than the year prior, the third-highest total by the program in a conference meet and the most since the Wave scored 729 en route to the 2005 C-USA crown.
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Kedron Sowells, North Texas, Men's Track & Field
Becca Allison, Old Dominion, Women's Basketball
Christal Porter, Rice, Women's Basketball
Alex Coyne, Southern Miss, Women's Basketball
Cari Caprio, Tulane, Women's Swimming & Diving
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Tulsa Community College's Dental Hygiene Clinic is getting a high-tech remodel thanks to a $232,882 donation from Founders of Doctors' Hospital. The donation will help purchase 12 complete dental operatories, which include dental chairs to accommodate a variety of patients, cabinets to store supplies and supportive equipment to provide patients a safe and comfortable dental visit.
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Tulsa Community College was featured for its entrepreneurial program on the cover of the Oct. 18 edition of the national magazine, "Community College Week." The magazine highlighted the first graduates of TCC's new program, Launch: Your Entrepreneurial Journey, Powered by TCC. To read the article on page 10, click here.
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From cupcakes to computer software, the submissions for this year's SpiritBank/Tulsa Community College Entrepreneurial Spirit Award have been as diverse as the participants. After months of competition, the final seven will learn their fate at the 2010 SpiritBank/Tulsa Community College Entrepreneurial Spirit Award celebration at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16 at the TCC Center for Creativity. Read More.
|Truth by DNA
Are innocent people sitting on death row? How do investigators properly collect DNA after crimes? Tulsa Community College's Biotechnology Program will explore these topics and more as it presents Forensics Evening Nov. 19 at the TCC VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education on the TCC Southeast Campus. Read More.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama welcomes Vanderbilt to Sewell-Thomas Stadium for a three-game Southeastern Conference series this weekend. First pitch for Friday night's series opener is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. CT. Game two on Saturday is scheduled for 2:05 p.m., and Sunday's game starts at 1:05 p.m.
The Crimson Tide (14-24, 4-11) comes into the weekend after splitting a doubleheader against Mississippi Valley State on Wednesday. Vanderbilt comes into the series with a 17-20 overall record and is 6-9 in SEC play, following a 5-1 win over Middle Tennessee State on Tuesday.
All games for the 2012 season will be broadcast on the Crimson Tide Sports Network. All three games of the Vanderbilt series can be heard on WFFN-FM 95.3. Chris Stewart and Lee Tracey will provide the radio commentary for all three games against Vandy. A live webcast with audio and video, as well as live stats will be available at RollTide.com.
Probable Starting Pitcher Match-upsFriday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Spencer Turnbull (Fr., RHP) 1-3 6.44 10/5 29.1 31 21 21 14 28Vandy-T.J. Pecararo (Soph., RHP) 0-0 3.00 5-1 12.0 11 4 4 4 10
Saturday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Taylor Guilbeau (Fr., LHP) 3-2 5.23 11/5 32.2 38 21 19 24 23Vandy-Tyler Beede (Fr., RHP) 1-4 4.64 9/6 42.2 51 28 22 11 44
Sunday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Jon Keller (Fr., LHP) 1-2 4.19 14/5 38.2 41 18 18 12 21Vandy-Kevin Ziomek (Soph. LHP) 3-6 4.91 10/9 47.2 41 30 26 21 48
For Alabama, freshman Ben Moore leads the Tide with a .341 batting average and is ninth in the conference with a .347 average during SEC play. After going 3-for-6 in the doubleheader versus MVSU, Taylor Dugas is second on the team with a .336 average. He leads the team with 18 walks and 15 HBP for a team-high .460 on-base percentage. Dugas has an SEC leading five triples this season, and holds the school record with 16 career triples. With his 10th double of the season on Wednesday, he has 65 career doubles to pass Dave Magadan for the school record in doubles. Jared Reaves is tied with Brett Booth for the team lead with three home runs, is second on the team with 22 RBI – behind Booth's team-leading 25 – and third with a .315 average.
Vanderbilt comes to Tuscaloosa after winning four of its last five games and is in sixth place in the SEC Eastern. Vandy won its second SEC series of the season last week after winning two of three games against Auburn. The Commodores are hitting .272 as a team, while averaging 5.7 runs and 9.0 hits per game. The VU pitching staff has a 4.30 ERA in 328.2 innings pitched, while allowing a .252 opponent's batting average. Shortstop Anthony Gomez leads the team with a .362 batting average, which is fifth best in the SEC. Gomez also leads the team with 33 RBI, is third in runs scored (21) and fourth in doubles (6). Mike Yastrzemski his hitting .301 for the season and has three of the team's 13 home runs to lead the squad. Spencer Navin is second on the team with a .327 average and eight doubles. Tony Kemp is tied with UA's Taylor Dugas for the SEC lead in triples with five. Kemp is hitting .306 for the season and leads the Commodores with eight stolen bases.
Friday starter TJ Pecararo will be making his second start and sixth appearance of the season. Pecararo is 0-0 with a 3.00 ERA in 12.0 innings pitched in 2012. Freshman right-hander Tyler Beede will start on Saturday. Beede enters the weekend series with a 1-4 record and a 4.64 ERA. He has made nine appearances and six starts this season, logging 42.2 innings pitched, the second most on the team. Kevin Ziomek will start the final game of the series for VU. Ziomek is 3-6 with a 4.91 ERA in a team-high 47.2 innings pitched. Ziomek leads the team with 48 strikeouts while holding opponents to a .228 batting average.
In a series that dates back to 1893, the three-game SEC series between Alabama and Vanderbilt will mark games 137-139. Alabama holds an 84-50-2 record all-time versus the Commodores. In the most recent games, top-ranked Vanderbilt swept the Tide in Nashville during the 2011 season, posting wins of 11-3, 7-0 and 11-6, respectively. When these two teams squared off in Tuscaloosa in 2010, Alabama won the series, 2-1, after winning the opening games 4-1 and 8-2. No. 16 Vandy salvaged the final game, 5-4. UA is 1-4 in its last five games against Vandy and 6-4 in the last 10 versus the Commodores. Alabama head coach Mitch Gaspard is 2-4 all-time against Vanderbilt, with all six games coming as the Tide skipper.
After Tuesday's game was postponed due to impending weather, Alabama split a mid-week doubleheader with Mississippi Valley State on Wednesday, winning game one, 8-0, before dropping game two 8-3. UA scored eight runs on 13 hits in the first game, as Taylor Dugas was 3-for-4 to lead the Tide. Dugas notched his 10th double of the season in the fourth inning, giving his 65 for his career to move past Dave Magadan's 29-year old school record for the most in school history. In just his second career start, Case Nixon earned his first career victory, throwing 5.0 innings, allowing no runs on two hits with a pair of strikeouts. Ben Moore, Cameron Carlisle and James Tullidge had two hits in the first game. Alabama dropped the second game of the double header after getting just four hits and three runs against MVSU. MVSU starter David Lostra allowed one run on two hits through six innings, before UA struck for two runs on two hits of the Delta Devils bullpen in the seventh. Hunter Gregory had two of the four UA hits. Cary Baxter took the loss in his first careers start. Baxter allowed two runs on two hits with three walks and two strikeouts in 3.1 innings.
Alabama has a four-game road schedule next week that includes a mid-week game at Samford on Tuesday, followed by a three-game SEC series at No. 6 South Carolina. The Tide travels to Birmingham to take on the Bulldogs at 6 p.m., at Joe Lee Griffin Field. UA returns to SEC play on Thursday night with game one of the series against the Gamecocks. The game will be televised on ESPNU beginning at 6:30 p.m. CT. The series wraps up with a 6 p.m. CT, game on Friday night and a 12:30 p.m. CT, start on Saturday.
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History trip has space for more students
Any high school-age student can join and trip gives high school students credit in U.S. history. Visits include Gettysburg, Pa.; Washington, D.C.; Annapolis, Ma Philadelphia, Boston, New York City
An Elkhart Central High School history trip planned for June still has open spots, according to organizer Steve Starzyk.
Starzyk, who teaches U.S. history at Central, said the trip is open to any high school-age student in Elkhart County, even students who don't attend Elkhart Community Schools.
Students who go on the trip will be visiting historical locations in Gettysburg, Pa.; Washington, D.C.; Annapolis, Md.; Philadelphia; Boston; New York City and others. They could earn a year of history credit by going on the trip and taking a two-week class, Starzyk said.
The trip also involves camping in an effort to make it more affordable for students. Dates for this year's trip haven't been set yet but it will most likely happen in mid-June or early July. The cost is $650, which is reduced from previous years due to community donations.
For more information about the trip contact Starzyk at 573-295-4989, ext. 3053, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Monday, October 29, 1990
The distinction between being unbeaten and unbeatable is the same as being good or great. As Ronnie Lott sees it, the 49ers are a good, unbeaten team. And nothing more.
Mike Cofer's 45-yard field goal with five seconds left clinched their 20-17 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday at Candlestick Park. That pushed their unbeaten streak to 15 games, including seven this season. The 7-0 start, their best since they joined the NFL in 1950, keeps them even with the New York Giants, who remained the league's other undefeated team by beating the Washington Redskins 21-10.
In certain respects, however, the Niners may be worse off than before. They lost wide receiver Mike Sherrard for six to eight weeks to a broken right ankle on the game-turning play. And, as Lott sees it, their overall performance against the Browns reflected a step backward.
It has been 343 days since the two-time defending Super Bowl champions last tasted defeat, and Lott says it's beginning to show.
''I'll tell you this right now, we're not a good football team," the Niners' safety said. "All this stuff about going undefeated is bull. All this stuff about being in a race with the Giants is bull. If you can't put teams away, you're not that great."
The 49ers couldn't put away the Browns (2-6). They had a comfortable 14-0 lead at halftime and led 17-3 after three quarters. But with quarterback Joe Montana having his most errant game of the season -- 20 incompletions in 37 attempts, including two interceptions -- the Niners' offense produced a mere two field goals in the second half.
Cofer punched his second field goal through a swirling wind for the winning points.
''I felt like we handled the end of the game well," Niners Coach George Seifert said. "We took some risks, but the players came through and executed when they had to make the plays."
But Cofer's field goal was arguably one of only two big plays the Niners made in the second half. Sherrard's 35-yard reception, which moved the ball from the Niners' 24 to Cleveland's 41, was the other.
It also resulted in Sherrard's breaking a bone in his leg for the third time since the Dallas Cowboys made him their No. 1 draft pick in 1986. This break -- a simple fracture several inches from the lower end of the fibula -- had nothing to do with the previous two, team doctor Michael Dillingham said. But that offers little solace to Sherrard or his teammates.
Personal reality
''To see me at the end of the game, I was so excited that I jumped up and rolled around on the ground," said left tackle Bubba Paris. "But for him, it was the beginning of a personal reality. The reality that this may be it for him . . . the reality that he'll have to go through the pain and suffering he went through before."
Paris also noted this reality: "When you go down, someone else goes up and the games goes on."
So it did for the Browns, who may have saved embattled Coach Bud Carson's job with their second-half surge. Their comeback was built on a number of big plays, perhaps the biggest being Carson's decision to replace starting quarterback Bernie Kosar with Mike Pagel. Cofer's first field goal, a 40-yarder, had restored the Niners' 14-point lead with less than five minutes remaining in the third quarter when Carson made the switch.
''We made our mind up before the game that if we got bogged down, we would do it," Carson said.
Pagel provides lift
Pagel, who is far more mobile than Kosar, completed 13 of 21 passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns, the first an 11-yard scoring pass to Webster Slaughter.
An interception by Felix Wright three plays earlier had given the Browns the ball at the Niners' 27.
Tight end Ozzie Newsome dived to catch a 4-yard scoring pass from Pagel that made it 17-17 with 70 seconds left.
Those were all big plays, at a time when the Niners should have been closing the door.
''That brought some life to them," nose tackle Michael Carter said of Pagel's entrance. "Normally, when you lose your starting quarterback or you sit him on the bench, the offense will give up if you get some hits on them. But it didn't happen that way. Pagel started running around and made a few plays, and they got their heads up."
Carter maintained that the Browns' comeback had more to do with the Niners' lackluster play than Cleveland's sparkle.
''I think a lot of it fell on our shoulders," he said. "We weren't getting the job done. On offense, we weren't getting the first downs, and on defense we weren't covering guys and we were giving the quarterback time."
That wasn't the case in the first half. The Niners sacked Kosar three times and scored two second-quarter touchdowns, the first on a 14-yard pass to wide receiver Jerry Rice. Tom Rathman followed guard Guy McIntyre into the end zone to complete the Niners' next drive for Touchdown II.
''Obviously it becomes bittersweet because of the loss of Mike," Seifert said. "He's been a great receiver for us. I felt like with him and Jerry Rice and John Taylor that we had the three best receivers in football. To lose him is a dramatic thing. Now the other fellows have to step forward. They have to step forward and play big."
That's been the problem, Lott said -- no one's playing big, or making big plays. The solution?
''No. 1, stop reading the (newspaper) clippings," Lott said. "No. 2, don't worry about going undefeated. No. 3, don't worry about who's going to win the division. You have to focus on getting better today. You can't focus on all these other things that other people want to talk about."


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More than 300 church congregants participated in Walk to Services Weekend, September 15 and 16. AtlantiCare Partners in Faith Health, a program of AtlantiCare Health Engagement, collaborated with ten faith-based organizations to promote exercise for well-being by encouraging church congregants to walk to services. Participating churches included:
• Abundant Life Worship Center Church, Egg Harbor City
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• Hammonton Presbyterian Church, Hammonton
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• Living Word Church International, Egg Harbor Township
• Monte De Sion Ministries, Pleasantville
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In the equation $f(x)=-x^2 +2x -7$, I am told the range is $(-\infty,-6]$. I feel the domain should be $(-\infty, \infty)$ because we can put any value in for $x$ and still get a real number. If the domain is $(-\infty,\infty)$, what makes the range $(-\infty, -6]$? I don't get it. Is there a more intuitive way for me to understand this? Thanks.
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The range is the set of values the function can take. You are correct the domain is all of $\mathbb R$. If you plot this, it is a parabola opening downward and $-6$ is the vertex. You can see this by writing $f(x)=-(x-1)^2-6.$ The squared term has a maximum value of $0$, so the the maximum of $f(x)$ is $-6$.
You are correct about the domain. The range is simply all the possible values that $f(x)$ can take. If you graph $y=f(x)$ you will see that it is an "upside-down" parabola. Therefore it has a maximum $y$ value which happens to be -6.


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Come on - Dems do the same thing, Take one comment, turn it inside out, parse it, hyperventilate, etc.
When the Dems do it, it's the right thing. When the others do it, it's the wrong thing. Overreaction as usual,but consistent.
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I'm not surprised that Warren is leveraging her national name recognition to gather support from progressive who prefer to make her 1 of 100 senators, as opposed to Brown.
Usually when R's do it, it's with an overtone of racism or sexism. There's a lot of it, so yeah, we point it out. Or when it's not EVIDENT that it's tongue in cheek (electric fence - is it or is not not a policy proposal, Cain?), or else just despicable even if it is meant to be a joke (Macaca anyone?).
This was obviously self-deprecating, meant to address the criticism that she's both from out of state and out of touch because of it, and an elitist prof from Harvard (or, even, elite Harvard-educated, which Brown knows she is not).
You all KNOW that's how the R's are portraying her, so it's time to drop the victim act.
Usually when R's do it, it's with an overtone of racism or sexism.
In their defense, it's usually not intentional. It just comes out that way. A lot.
Y'all got the word wrong…it's not "hick", it's "elite". It's a small window to her self image. Thanks for nibbling at the bait anyway!
I wonder how many Americans dream of their kids becoming as "elite" as Liz Warren?
How is it that zombies that worship Wall Street con artists and Banksters deplore the academics of the world? I've been told by Local 56 Pile Drivers and Local 88 "Sand Hogs" to "Work smarter not harder." What am I missing?
Obviously, her referral to herself as a hick was to deflect what she really has become… elite. How can anyone defend the exorbitant salaries of 'academics'? Is a part time job at Harvard, no matter how edecated she is, really work 3K-4K?
Keep trying to paint the tea party as racist; it's working against you.
Wake up, please. In America, pay is commensurate with value?
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Stephen Hawking should make less than Tom Brady or Warren Buffet or Rupert Murdoch?
Obviously, her referral to herself as a hick was to deflect what she really has become… elite.
Somebody stop that woman! She's at the very top of her profession!
The word you were going for is "elitist," not "elite." To say somebody is "elite" is to say that they are among the very best at what they do.
But, then, trying to paint Elizabeth Warren as an elitist would just make you look silly, so I guess you're left trying to make people hate her for being smart and getting to the top.
Keep trying to paint the tea party as racist; it's working against you.
The Tea Party's popularity is dropping faster than Carl Crawford's, and yes, that's largely because of the barely-suppressed-at-best racism.
Elizabeth Warren doesn't even come close to being a hick. Thiscomes from a true hick from Arkansas.
"How can anyone defend the exorbitant salaries of 'academics'?"
Really? Do you have any idea what she could be making if she left academia behind and just practiced law as an expert in contract law? Do you have any idea what kind of poverty it takes to get started in academia? It was my original intended career path until I did the math.
Mr. Lynne - The only exorbitant salaries for academics are for those with the fancy title at the very top. But you already know that. The rest of them struggle to make ends meet. My youngest's engineering professor tried to get him to go that way because he was ( and hopefully stiil is) very good at explaining things My son spoke at several conferences and enjoyed doing it. But, in the end, he went with what he calls "the real world" . Proud to say he is now making 6 figures and loves his job. Now if he would ony get a job closer to home. Sighhhhh.
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A second-generation Abstract Expressionist, Cy Twombly creates paintings that combine elements of gestural abstraction, drawing, and writing in a very personal style. Twombly was one of the first American artists to become interested in graffiti, in which he saw characteristics of both Surrealist automaticism and Abstract Expressionist improvisation. His work is essentially an art of making and erasing marks, creating through the process the meandering, calligraphic scrawls that have become his hallmark. In 1968 MAM presented Twombly's first solo exhibition in an American museum; this painting was purchased out of that show. In this work, paint is used not as a means of recording gestural marks but rather to create the layered feel of a dusty, erased surface. The clumsy, not quite centered shapes drawn onto the surface with a wax crayon emphasize the fundamental role of the mark in image-making.
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The Burney man charged with willful cruelty to a child after leaving his shotgun out in the open made his first court appearance.
29-year-old Kevin Venia was arraigned in a Shasta County courtroom Wednesday afternoon.
Investigators said he left a loaded shotgun where his young children could get to it.
Based on interviews, they believe his 5-year-old son, Dominic, accidentally fired the gun, hitting two-year-old Toby and four-year-old Zoe.
Investigators said at first, he misled them about owning the gun. It was eventually found near Venia's house.
The two toddlers are in serious condition at UC Davis medical center in Sacramento.
The five year old is in protective custody.
The children's mother, Rose Williams, said she was out getting lunch for her kids when the gun went off on Monday.
While in court, Venia tried covering his face.
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Minutemen will face La Salle and Charlotte this week
Jan. 29, 2013
• UMass heads back on the road for a two-game stretch at La Salle and Charlotte, beginning Wednesday night in Philadelphia at Tom Gola Arena - where the Minutemen have lost four-consecutive times.• The trip will be a good barometer for the Minutemen who are 5-1 on the road this season, as La Salle is one of the most talked about teams in the nation following wins over Butler and at VCU last week, while Charlotte has 16 wins - second only to its 1977 Final Four team's 17 at this point.
ABOUT UMASS• The 2012-13 season marks the fifth for head coach Derek Kellogg ... Kellogg starred as a point guard for the Minutemen from 1992-95, playing for coach John Calipari ... Kellogg spent a year as a graduate assistant with Bruiser Flint at UMass, two years at George Mason with Jim Larranaga and eight at Memphis with Calipari, culminating with the 2008 NCAA Runner-up season ... UMass' win totals under Kellogg have gone 12, 12, 15 and 25 last season with an NIT FInal Four appearance.• The Minutemen are shooting 41.7 pct. from the field, 30.9 pct. from outside and 70.7 pct. from the free throw line, while averaging 72.8 points per game overall. In five A-10 games, those numbers are 43.9 pct., 29.5 pct., 70.9 pct. and 72.8 ppg.• UMass averages 7.2 3-pointers made and 23.7 attempts per game. The Minutemen have 146 steals thus far for 8.1 spg, which ranks 71st in the nation. Last season, UMass collected a school-record 326 steals and 8.8 spg. UMass is also 55th in blocked shots with 4.7 bpg.• Junior PG Chaz Williams leads the A-10 in assists (7.2, sixth in NCAA) and double-digit assist performances (3). He is also averaging 18.8 points (third in the A-10) and shooting 44 pct from outside in five A-10 games.• UMass was listed at No. 53 in the latest edition of the NCAA RPI, following weeks of 45, 49 and 60 when public reporting began four weeks ago.
SERIES HISTORY WITH LA SALLE• UMass is 14-14 all-time against La Salle, including a 7-4 mark in Amherst and 1-1 in Springfield, while the Explorers hold a 9-6 lead in Philadelphia. La Salle has won three straight and seven of the last eight. The first meeting was an 82-75 win for La Salle on Dec. 30, 1971 in Philadelphia.• From 2006-08 UMass won three-consecutive games. That included the Minutemen's last win in Tom Gola Arena and two games by large margins in 2007 and 2008 at the Mullins Center. UMass won those games by an average score of 101-63, a 38-point margin. On 2008's Senior Night, UMass defeated La Salle, 100-63 on March 5, 2008. That came a year after a 102-63 triumph on Feb. 28, 2007 at the Mullins Center.• UMass' three-game win streak followed a run where La Salle won five of six from 2003-06. UMass won six in a row from 1991-98.• UMass coach Derek Kellogg is 1-7 against La Salle as a coach. La Salle joined the Atlantic 10 in the 1994-95 season, Kellogg's senior year and the Minutemen beat the Explorers, 87-64 in Atlantic City. La Salle coach John Giannini stands 10-7 against UMass (10-5 since moving to La Salle, as he lost twice at Maine).• LAST SEASON IN PHILADELPHIA: Chaz Williams scored 24 points and Jesse Morgan added 20 as UMass suffered an 82-75 loss at Tom Gola Arena. After trailing by 26 points at halftime, UMass went on a 21-6 run to start the second half sparked by eight points from Morgan. Morgan led the Minutemen in the first with 11 points, but the Explorers hit 10-of-16 three-pointers. Morgan also finished the game with four steals, three rebounds and a block. Williams added five assists to his 24 point effort. Sean Carter rounded out UMass' top scorers with a career-high 18 points along with six rebounds. La Salle was led by Earl Pettis and Ramon Galloway who scored 19 and 18 points, respectively. Tyreek Duren added 12 points, while Sam Mills scored 11.• LAST SEASON IN AMHERST: Maxie Esho posted a career-high 18 points and Chaz Williams recorded his second-consecutive double-double with 11 points and 10 assists but UMass fell to La Salle 72-71 on a buzzer-beater in Amherst. UMass trailed by four with 21 seconds left and by three with the final possession but after an offenive rebound, Terrell Vinson's basket as time expired from the left wing was reviewed and ruled a two-pointer. UMass shot 45 percent for the game but was just 9-of-18 from the free throw line. Esho finished with a career-high 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting, while Williams recorded his second-consecutive double-double with 11 points and 10 assists. La Salle made eight 3-pointers and saw four players in double figures, led by Earl Pettis' 18. Tyreek Duren, Ramon Galloway and Jerrell Wright each had 15. The Explorers were 12-of-17 from the line and 4-of-6 in the final minute. The second half went back-and-forth until the Explorers took their largest lead of the contest, 60-51, on a Ramon Galloway triple with 6:08 on the clock. UMass responded with a 12-2 run over the next 2:20 to grab a 63-62 advantage.
INSIDE PRODUCTION COMING ON STRONG IN A-10 PLAY• UMass has seen an increase in the production of its interior players over the past few weeks. The quintet of Sampson Carter, Maxie Esho, Cady Lalanne, Raphiael Putney and Terrell Vinson have combined to average 46 points per game over the last six contests and 40.1 in five Atlantic 10 outings.• As a team, UMass has scored at least 30 points in the paint in its last five games, with 38 in each of its last two contests.• UMass is 9-0 this season when outscoring its opponent in the paint and 11-0 when the totals are identical or in the Minutemen's favor.
UMASS TURNING INTO ROAD WARRIORS• The Minutemen enter the La Salle/Charlotte week with a 5-1 record on the road this season, with a 1-1 mark in A-10 play. Prior to its loss at Saint Louis in the opening week of league play, the Minutemen had won seven-consecutive road games dating back to the postseason NIT run last year - a figure that ranked as the third-longest active streak in the country. The last time they won as many true road games was during the 1997-98 season when Bruiser Flint's second team reeled-off seven-consecutive in opposing arenas.• In UMass' six road contests this season, Chaz Williams is shooting 50 pct. from outside (15-for-30), while averaging 10.2 ppg after halftime, compared to 6.3 in the opening 20 minutes.• Last season UMass went 2-6 on the road in A-10 action, collecting wins at George Washington and Richmond. The eight road opponents this season - Charlotte, Fordham, La Salle, Rhode Island, St. Bonaventure, Saint Louis, VCU and Xavier - combined to go 44-21 at home in 11-12.
MINUTEMEN TAKING CARE OF THE BALL• UMass is averaging 11.3 turnovers per game in A-10 play. Granted that's just a sample size of four games with 12 at Saint Louis, 7 at Fordham, 10 against Duquesne and 16 versus George Washington, but a closer look at the most recent quintet of games shows steady improvement.• Prior to the 10 miscues in the win over Duquesne, UMass had decreased its turnovers in each of its previous four games following 19 at Northern Illinois (one shy of the season-high of 20 two games earlier). UMass' total of 72 in the last five games (11.8 tpg) is its lowest 6-game total this season.• The team's primary ball handlers of Chaz Williams, Jesse Morgan and Trey Davis have a combined assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.9 in the last six games.• In non-conference play, UMass averaged 14.7 per game and has a current season mark of 13.9 per game.
3-POINT SHOTS STARTING TO FALL• While UMass' season 3-point shooting pct. is a less-than-desirable .309 (14th in the A-10), the squad has shot very well over its last nine games, making .355 (71-for-200) of its shots. That stretch also includes its five highest single-game totals this season, along with a per game average of 8.2.• One of the primary reasons those numbers have increased is the play of senior Freddie Riley. He has made 21 3-pointers in the past eight games (23-of-54, .426) while averaging 11.2 ppg, compared to five treys and 2.4 ppg in the opening nine games.• Chaz Williams has shot .436 from outside (17-of-39) over the past eight games as well.• Last season, UMass averaged 8.1 3-point field goals per game, which ranked first in the Atlantic 10 and 31st nationally. The Minutemen made 288 triples to place second all-time in school history.• UMass was one of just four schools in Division I with four players who made at least 50 treys. The others were Florida, Iowa State and Youngstown State.
RILEY FINDING HIS NICHE• With the season-ending knee injury to Jesse Morgan, senior Freddie Riley has been inserted in to the starting lineup and made the most of his opportunity. Over the past six games he has averaged 11.5 points while shooting .414 from the floor and .415 from outside.• He has also set career-highs for minutes played in four of the past five games with an all-time-best 40 on Sunday.• He enters the week ranked sixth all-time at UMass with 190 3-pointers made.
MINUTEMEN CUTTING DOWN ON THE FOULS• Over the course of the first eight games this season, UMass averaged 22.1 fouls per game with 20 or more six times. Over the past nine games, the Minutemen have averaged just 17.5 violations - including a season-low 10 fouls last Thursday vs. Duquesne - and just three 20-plus games (2 of those were in losses to SLU and GW when the team was forced to foul late in the game).
WE LOVE THE MULLINS CENTER• That's probably a pretty accurate statement from the men's basketball program over the past couple of years as the squad is 19-3 at the Mullins Center since the start of last season and 21-3 in home games.• UMass was dominant at home last season, posting a 15-1 record in Amherst, which included a 14-1 record at the Mullins Center (1-0 at historic Curry Hicks Cage) and a renewed home-court advantage with the student-based Mullins Militia. UMass averaged 4,359 fans in 15 dates last season. Those numbers got increasingly higher as the season evolved to 5,411 for eight A-10 home games and 6,614 for the last five regular-season home dates. The Minutemen saw four crowds of more than 6,200 in the final six games, with a season-high 8,399 in the victory over Saint Louis.• UMass is in its 20th season of play at the William D. Mullins Memorial Center and has posted an all-time record of 186-77 (.710) following the George Washington game. The Minutemen also own a 103-49 (.682) all-time record in regular-season Atlantic 10 Conference games at the Mullins Center, and a 4-2 mark in Atlantic 10 Tournament contests. The first game was played on Feb. 4, 1993 as UMass defeated West Virginia 64-59 in overtime.
UMASS NEVER OUT OF A GAME• With the style of play and mentality that Derek Kellogg has implemented at UMass, just about any deficit can be overcome. UMass erased a 12-point deficit in defeating Ohio last month, marking the second time this season and the sixth time in the last two seasons it has overcome a double-digit hole to win a game.• Three weeks earlier at Siena, the Minutemen trailed by 17 points (33-16) before outscoring the Saints 45-12 over a period of 13:02 for a 51-45 lead at the midway point of the second half, eventually getting a running jumper by Chaz Williams with 3.3 seconds left to win the game. It was the third time in the last 11 months that UMass has erased a 17-point deficit and won - at home against Saint Joseph's and at Drexel in the NIT Quarterfinals.• The Minutemen trailed by as many as 16 in the second half last Saturday against George Washington before climbing back to within one twice in the final 15 seconds. Despite running out of time against the Colonials, it's another example of the comeback abilities of UMass.
1,000-POINT CLUB GAINS NEW MEMBERS• Junior PG Chaz Williams scored his 1,000 career point last month in the win over Siena and was joined last Saturday by senior FTerrell Vinson. Vinson finished with 10 points against Northern Illinois to become the 44th member of the 1,000-Point Club at UMass. He now ranks 35th at UMass with 1,070 points.
Jesse Morgan OUT FOR SEASON WITH ACL INJURY• Junior guard Jesse Morgan was diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee two weeks ago. He suffered the injury early in the second half of UMass' loss at Saint Louis in the A-10 opener. He will undergo surgery in February.• At the time of the injury, he was UMass' second leading scorer at 14.5 ppg and leading 3-point shooter with 37-of-104 for .356. He ranked 37th in the NCAA in 3-pointers per game and 81st in 3-point FG pct. His .808 free throw pct. was also first on the team.• The injury was his second this season, following a broken right wrist he sustained in July that saw him miss three months.
WILLIAMS NAMED TO BOB COUSY AWARD WATCH LIST• After posting a banner season in 2011-12 in his first season playing for UMass, junior point guard Chaz Williams has garnered national attention for running the fast-paced Minuteman offense. Last Thursday, the Brooklyn native received yet another accolade as he was named to the 2013 Bob Cousy Award Watch List.• The award is given annually by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame to the nation's top point guard in college basketball and is named after Hall of Famer and former Boston Celtic Bob Cousy.• In 2011-12, Williams earned NABC First Team All-District 4 honors in addition to being named to the All-Atlantic 10 First-Team and the Atlantic 10 All-Tournament Team. He averaged 16.9 points per game and 6.3 assists. The addition of the transfer from Hofstra helped guide UMass to the NIT Final Four last year before a lose to Stanford in the Semifinals.• Through 12 games in 2012-13, Williams leads the team in scoring with 15.6 points per game and leads the A-10 with 7.3 assists - which ranks seventh nationally.
FOUR STARTERS, 9 LETTERMEN BACK FROM 25-WIN SQUAD• UMass welcomes back four starters, including its top four scorers and nine of its top 10 rebounders from last season's team that went 25-12 and reached the NIT Final Four. Led by All-America candidate Chaz Williams at the point guard spot, the Minutemen will look to continue their up-tempo offensive style and full-court pressure defense in head coach Derek Kellogg's (64-65) fifth year at his alma mater.• UMass returns the following percentages in 2012-13: Scoring 89.3 pct.; Rebounding 83.2 pct.; Assists 94.7 pct.; Steals 91.7 pct.; Blocks 76.7 pct.; Minutes 85.4 pct.• Williams (16.9 ppg, 6.2 apg, 4.4 rpg), a first team NABC all-district and all-conference selection, was one of just three players in Division I last year to average at least 16.0 points, 6.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game. The others were Tim Frazier of Penn State and Nate Wolters of South Dakota State.• UMass recorded a school-record 326 steals last season (8.8 spg, 7th in NCAA) which aided in its 76.6 possessions per game, ranking the Minutemen second nationally behind Seattle's 77.2.
UMASS TO RETIRE MARCUS CAMBY'S NO. 21 JERSEY• The Massachusetts athletic department announced Tuesday that it will retire the jersey of 1996 Naismith National Player of the Year Marcus Camby on Jan. 19, 2013 when the Minutemen host George Washington at the Mullins Center.• One of the most decorated athletes UMass has ever produced, Camby lettered from 1993-96 and led the Minutemen to the 1996 NCAA Final Four and a 35-2 record, the most successful season in program history. He was named a consensus first-team All-American that season as he averaged 20.5 points to lead the Atlantic 10. In his three seasons at UMass, he was a two-time NABC All-District selection, an Atlantic 10 First-Team pick twice and the league's Freshman of the Year in 1994.• He left UMass as the school's all-time leader in blocked shots in a career (336) and single-season (128). Camby scored 1,387 points in his career to rank in the top 10 after his final season for the Maroon & White.• This will be the fifth men's basketball jersey retired at UMass and ninth in school history. Previous hoops numbers to be hung at the South end of the Mullins Center include George "Trigger" Burke (#32), Julius Erving (#32), Lou Roe (#15) and Al Skinner (#30). Additionally, Dick Bergquist in baseball (#26), Danielle Henderson in softball (#44), Greg Minton in water polo (#6) and Eric Sopracasa (#43) in men's lacrosse have had their jerseys retired in their respective sports.
UMASS SELECTED FIFTH IN A-10 PRESEASON POLL• UMass was selected fifth in the preseason Atlantic 10 Poll in a vote by media and coaches. Saint Joseph's was picked to win the league followed by Saint Louis, VCU, Temple and UMass. The Hawks had 11 first place votes, while the Billikens had 10 votes. Temple, UMass and Butler all had two first place votes in the poll.• Junior Chaz Williams was named to the preseason First Team. Williams had a banner campaign in 2011-12 in leading UMass to the NIT Semifinals. The Brooklyn native was named to the All-Atlantic 10 First Team, the A-10 All-Championship Team and the NABC All-District 4 First Team.• Among national publications, Athlon picked the Minutemen to finish fourth and make a return trip to the NIT. They also tabbed Chaz Williams as the Preseason Player of the Year and one of the top 10 Floor Leaders in the nation. Lindy's had UMass seventh but listed it as a team folks may want as an A-10 sleeper team. Williams was bestowed the honor of being the Most Entertaining player in the league.
UMASS AMONG TOP 3-POINT SHOOTING TEAMS IN 2011-12• UMass averaged 8.1 3-point field goals per game a year ago, which ranked first in the Atlantic 10 and 31st nationally. The Minutemen made 288 triples to rank second all-time in school history.UMass was one of just four schools in Division I with four players who made at least 50 treys. The others were Florida, Iowa State and Youngstown State.
UMASS A POPULAR TV CHOICE IN 2012-13• UMass is scheduled to appear on television 11 times this season with nine current match-ups slated for national broadcasts. That marks the most regular-season showings since the 1997-98 year.
UMASS POSTSEASON HISTORY• UMass has an all-time postseason record of 24-21 in 18 combined appearances in both the NCAA and NIT tournaments. The Minutemen have made eight NCAA Tourney showings, with the last in 1998. The first came in 1962 before a string of seven-consecutive from 1992-98 in which it ran its all-time record to 11-8 with an Elite Eight showing in 1995 and the only Final Four appearance in A-10 history in 1996. Last season the Minutemen collected their 11th NIT appearance and ran their record to 13-13, which included Final Fours in 1991 (fourth), 2008 (runner-up) and 2012 (tied-third).
ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE• The A-10 ranked seventh among all conferences in the final RPI in 2011-12. The league boasted eight Top 100 teams, third among all leagues behind only the Big East and Big 10. The eight teams matched the SEC and was more than the ACC, Big 12, Pac-12 and Mountain West.
A-10 IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT• For the fifth year in a row, the Atlantic 10 Conference earned at least three bids into the NCAA Tournament while it marked the 27th time in the league's 35-year history that the conference received multiple bids to participate in the national tournament. The A-10 also received multiple at-large bids for the fifth year in a row and 18th time overall. Over the last six years, the league has had 12 at-large selections - the seventh most among Division I conferences - behind only the Big East (42), Big Ten (29), ACC (26), Big 12 (26), SEC (23) and the Pac-10 (22). In fact, the A-10 is one of eight conferences to receive at least one at-large selection over each of the last six seasons.


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Tulsa River Parks, Tulsa, OK 74127
Celebrate America's Independence with your family and friends at Tulsa's annual July 4th celebration. ... read more...
Fairs & Festivals, Fourth Of July Event
Tulsa Drillers vs San Antonio Missions
Jul 06, 2016 - Jul 08, 2016
ONEOK Field, Tulsa, OK 74120
Come experience the thrill of the game as the Tulsa Drillers go head to head with the San Antonio Missions. The Drillers ... read more...
Sporting/Recreation Event
Pony of the Americas National Congress
Jul 07, 2016 - Jul 15, 2016
Tulsa Expo Square, Tulsa, OK 74114
Come to the Tulsa Expo Square to see the finest in the POA breed at the Pony of the Americas National Congress. Put on ... read more...
Equestrian Event
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|Vancouver, B.C.
|High School:
|Crofton House
|Burnaby Lake
Rowed five seat in the varsity eight in every event until the NCAA Championships, where she rowed three seat...helped lead UCLA to its first-ever berth in the NCAA Tournament as a team, as the Bruins finished 12th overall at the NCAA Championships in Sacramento, Calif...led the V8+ to dual meet victories over Loyola Marymount (March 6) and San Diego State (March 13)...guided the V8+ to third-place finishes on consecutive days of the San Diego Crew Classic (March 27-28)...earned victories over Clemson and Notre Dame at the SoCal Challenge (April 10)...led the V8+ past Oregon State and San Diego in Dexter Lake, Ore. (April 17)...finished fourth in the V8+ at Pac-10 Championships, leading the Bruins to a fifth-place team finish...finished third in the V8+ elimination heat on day one (May 28) of the NCAA Championships, advancing to a semifinal heat (May 29)...raced to a fifth-place finish in the semifinal heat before finishing third in the Petite Final (May 30).
Split time rowing bow seat in the second varsity eight and rowing six seat in the varsity eight...rowed bow seat in the 2V8+ in UCLA's early-season dual-meet wins against Loyola Marymount (March 7) and San Diego State (March 14)...rowed bow seat in the 2V8+ at the Pac-10 Challenge (March 28-29)...rowed six seat in the V8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic (April 4-5), helping lead the Bruins to a first-place finish in the Petite Final on day two...rowed six seat in the V8+ at the Lake Natoma Challenge (April 18-19), leading UCLA to two second-place finishes on day one and two a first-place finish against Minnesota and Tennessee on day two...rowed six seat in the V8+ in the annual dual-meet race against USC (May 2)...also rowed six seat in the V8+ at Pac-10 Championships (May 17), leading UCLA to a first-place finish in the Petite Final.
Rowed in the varsity eight crew all season...rowed four seat in dual-meet victories against Loyola Marymount (March 8) and San Diego State (March 15) in the spring season's first two weeks...rowed two seat in the V8+ at the Pac-10 Challenge (March 29-30)...rowed five seat at the San Diego Crew Classic (April 5-6) and Stanford Invitational (April 19-20)...led UCLA's V8+ crew to first-place finishes against Victoria and Central Florida at the Stanford Invitational...rowed four seat in the V8+ against USC (May 3) and at the Pac-10 Championships (May 18).
Rowed six seat in the varsity eight in all events...led the Bruins to a 14th-place overall finish at the 2007 NCAA Championships...earned an at-large bid to NCAAs after finishing fourth in the V8+ at Pac-10 Championships (May 13)...guided the V8+ to early-season victories against Loyola Marymount (March 10) and San Diego State (March 17)...finished second on day one of San Diego Crew Classic (March 31); overall, raced to a fourth-place finish in the V8+ grand final (Jessop-Whitter Cup) on April 1...competed against Virginia and Notre Dame at the Windermere Stanford (April 14-15)...finished behind USC in the annual crosstown regatta (April 28).
Rowed for the Burnaby Lake Rowing Club...finished fourth in the junior women's single in 2005 for the Burnaby Lake Rowing Club.
High School
At Canadian High School Nationals (with the Crofton House crew) earned gold medals in the junior women's double, junior women's single and senior women's double...earned silver medals in the senior women's quad...at the Canadian Henley Regatta, earned a gold medal in the junior women's quad...also played field hockey (midfielder) for four years.
Full name: Lynn Marissa Hancock...born May 17, 1988 in Vancouver, B.C. (Canada)...is the younger of Robert and Elizabeth Hancock's two children...has one brother, David...political science major.