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GOLD RIVER, Calif. - All three Husky boats advanced to the semifinals, putting the Washington women's crew program in solid position heading into Saturday's races at the NCAA Championships.
The varsity eight went the unconventional route, finishing second in the repechage to secure their spot in the semis. Washington needed a tremendous push in the final 750 meters to move from fifth place, slowly walking through crews to take a firm hold on second place. The Huskies weren't satisfied, though, and began taking seats on first-place Wisconsin. Both crews crossed the finish line at seemingly the same time, but a photo finish gifted the win to the Badgers, whose time of 6:53.66 was so close to Washington's 6:53.82 you could slide a sheet of paper between them. Women's coach Bob Ernst was at the finish line and said there was less than "two feet" that separated the boats.
"That's what Day 1 is all about. You start out with hard races and then they get tougher and tougher," Ernst said. "That's what a National Championship is all about."
Conditions on the Lake Natoma course featured a light headwind and cold temperatures, atypical to Northern California in late May. This favored the higher-seeded crews, who took advantage of the fast water on the inside lanes. The weather shifted in the afternoon, as the sun broke through the clouds.
The best overall race of the afternoon went to the Huskies second varsity eight, which used a powerful move at the halfway point to slingshot from fifth to second. Although the Huskies finished third, just a hair behind USC and the winning Stanford eight, the gutsy charge is a positive sign of the boat's confidence. The finish was significant because the fourth-place crew (Yale) finished .3 seconds behind the Huskies and was sent to the repechage. The Huskies overall time of 6:40.65 was just .03 seconds in back of the Trojans as all three boats crossed the line in a tight group.
"It was a gut check," Ernst said. "They did what they had to do. There's a lot of difference between the race course this morning and this afternoon. A lot of teams got a second life this afternoon, and we were able to get it done."
Washington nearly had a win in its varsity four heat, but the Huskies could not hold off a determined Wisconsin squad down the stretch. Despite leading almost wire-to-wire, the Huskies ceded the lead to the Badgers at the 1750-meter mark and finished with a time of 7:23.57. The race was marred at the beginning by a false start, with the crews being called back to the start after a boat jumped out early. This tends to have an adverse effect on crews, but assistant coach Colin Sykes liked his team was able to move past the race interruption.
"The objective at this point is to learn something from every race between now and Sunday," Sykes said. "When they came back from the false start and really locked on. The goal was to win the heat, but I'm glad we gave it a great effort."
Note: There was a lengthy controversy following the race after several boats weighed under the official FISA/NCAA limit of 205 pounds. Following the racing of the day, the NCAA reinstated one second varsity boat (Yale) who had finished fourth in the repechage after the winner in the heat (Cal) was initially relegated. The NCAA later said they were not "comfortable with the integrity of the scales." The second varsity semifinals will feature 13 boats split between two heats, compared to the normal 12.
Varsity Eight - Heat 1 (6:33.94); Repechage 1 (6:53.66)
Coxswain - Ariana Tanimoto, Stroke - Camilla Andersen, 7 - Erin Lauber, 6 - Kerry Simmonds, 5 - Madison Culp, 4 - Ruth Whyman, 3 - Leslie White, 2 - Kira O'Sullivan, Bow - Kirstyn Goodger
Second Varsity Eight - Heat 2 (6:40.65)
Coxswain - Kelsey Jackson, Stroke - Victoria Nenchev, 7 - Haley Yeager, 6 - Veronica Tamsitt, 5 - Marie Strohmayer, 4 - Hanne Trafnik, 3 - Skye Pearman-Gillman, 2 - Sarah Velling, Bow - Monique Moore
Varsity Four - Heat 2 (7:23.57)
Coxswain - Michele Miyauchi, Stroke - Ali Struzyna, 3 - Sydney Collins, 2 - Carlie Elledge, Bow - Lana Harshman


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Past participants have lost up to 20 pounds and 20 inches, thanks to a recommended diet, the fitness component, and the motivation of owner Thalia Thomas and her trusty team. Participants are weighed and measured every two weeks, and at the end of the eight weeks, the two people who've lost the most pounds and inches, respectively, are crowned the challenge winners. The prize? 10 privates (worth $700) or six months of unlimited mat classes (worth $900). Participants are also separated into teams and have a chance to win prizes that way as well -- it's all part of Thalia's plan to reward participants for putting a priority on health and fitness. "We want everyone to know that our main goal is bettering people's lives," she shares. "In the long run, we win because people are then addicted to exercise."
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Open to both first- and second-year MBAs, the Corporate Sustainability Fellowship Program gives students the opportunity to work intimately with a company, and gain an even closer look at its approach to corporate responsibility and sustainability.
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Thank you to the students who applied for this Fall's Dow fellowship. Dow's Sustainability team is gathering ideas for the next generation of goals. Haas MBA students will be researching trends and opporutnities that will most impact the company in the next 10-15 years as well as providing input on what areas the company should focus on for it's 2020 sustainability goals.
Take Chevron, for example. Tackling the myriad of corporate responsibility issues facing an oil company in the 21st century is at once immensely challenging and incredibly rewarding, especially for students that want to make large-scale change. Kathryn Wendell (MBA '10) remarked how "it was a tremendous learning experience, and I would highly recommend [it] to other Haas students." Kathryn and her classmates focused on identifying key stakeholders around a specific refinery and made recommendations for improving stakeholder relations. One of the recommendations was to increase community involvement to help repair Chevron's reputation.
The Walmart Fellows built the business case for MSP—My Sustainability Plan—a program designed to help Walmart employees "live healthy, live green and live better." Students calculated the ROI on the program, including value created for the company, employees and society. They also made recommendations on program implementation and evolution over the long run.
Like the Strategic CSR & Projects course, this is a semester-long experiential learning opportunity with a leading company. Students receive 1-3 Independent Study Credits (MBA 293) for completing the fellowship.
The fellowship, however, allows interested students to go even deeper. Fellows conduct research, engage stakeholders and work in small teams alongside senior managers from across the company, as well as with faculty members here at Haas. The program concludes when Fellows present their recommendations to high-ranking executives at corporate headquarters. The deep company interaction gained through the Fellowship Program also presents students with an opportunity to continue working with the company as a paid intern once the Fellowship ends.
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The Purchase Symphony Orchestra performs works by Brahms, Bizet, Bourne and Wagner in a concert September 29 at 8 PM in The Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office at 914-251-6200.
Purchase College, State University of New York, is located at 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, NY.
The Purchase Symphony Orchestra features students from the Purchase College School of the Arts, Conservatory of Music, conducted by Jesse Levine.
The program features Fantasie on Themes from Bizet's Carmen by Francois Bourne, featuring Adam Eccleston, flute, winner of the 2006 Concerto Competition; Symphony No. 3, Op. 90 in F Major by Johannes Brahms; Suite L'Arlesienne No. 2 by Georges Bizet; and Die Meistersinger: Prelude by Richard Wagner.
Jesse Levine is Professor of Viola and Chamber Music and Chair of the String Department at the Yale School of Music. Mr. Levine has held the positions of Music Director and Conductor of the Norwalk Symphony Orchestra (1981-2001), Orquesta del Principado de Asturias in Spain, Chappaqua Orchestra and the Feld Ballet.


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STARKVILLE, Miss. – With the 2013-14 collegiate tennis season right around the corner, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association has announced its Division I Women's Preseason Rankings. Mississippi State women's tennis is represented by three of its players in the first poll of the season released Friday, which is an individual-only ranking.
Representing State in singles is sophomore Georgiana Patrasc, who is nationally ranked at No. 76 in singles, a new career best. As a true freshman last spring, Patrasc was named to the 2013 All-Southeastern Conference Team, claiming second-team honors. She played mainly at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions in the team line-up and hit her career high of being nationally ranked at No. 116 by the ITA. She went 18-15 in her first season of college competition.
Rated No. 48 nationally in doubles, Lady Bulldogs Alexandra Perper (senior) and Naomi Tran (junior) represent Mississippi State in that ranking. The duo was ranked on the national level for much of the 2012-13 campaign as well, starting the season 10-2, including a win over the No. 4 team in the country.
Mississippi State Lady Bulldog Tennis looks forward to the upcoming fall campaign, which will be underway on September 28 with the ITA Riviera All-American Championships in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
For more information on Mississippi State women's tennis, follow the Lady Bulldogs on Twitter (www.twitter.com/hailstatewt) and on Facebook (www.facebook.com/hailstatewt).


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The City of Barstow held its Earth Day Celebration at the Barstow Discovery Center this past weekend. Residents of the city and surrounding areas were treated to exhibits and demonstrations that included solar cooking, recycling, backyard composting, sustainable living, desert animals and upcycling.
What is upcycling? If you were not able to attend you may not know. Upcyling is recycling useless material and waste with the purpose to create a new product that is of higher quality or higher environmental value.
One of the most popular attractions at the event was the baby tortoise. Mojave Desert tortoises are protected. It is illegal to disturb or capture them in the wild but adoption programs are available to help those already in captivity. Wild tortoise populations have been reduced by up to 90 percent in recent decades.
The Barstow Humane Society was on hand with some adorable dogs as part of its "Adopt a Pet" program. Several found their "furever" homes during the event.
Organizers were pleased with the turnout and those who attended seemed to enjoy themselves. To learn about other events sponsored by the City of Barstow, "like" their Facebook page and check it often. You can also follow city happenings on Twitter @CityofBarstow.
Desert Rose
"Desert Rose" is a 100 percent natural fire starter using the wood of natural trees in place of conventional methods such as lighter fluid and charcoal. It is created from naturally fallen trees from local residences. It can be used for camping, barbeques, and even wood burning fireplaces.
Mojave National Preserve
Dora McKeever displays some of the natural beauty and history with her display from the Mojave National Preserve. With so many great sites, hiking trails, and even local events her booth, displayed the wonder of the Mojave Desert and surrounding areas.
Solar Cooking
Solar Cooking is a "bright" idea. An eco-friendly solution for outdoor cooking, this booth displayed some delicious gourmet food made by harnessing the power of the sun.
Adopt A Pet
The Barstow Humane Society held a pet adoption event at the Earth Day Celebration. In a sense, these pets are being recycled. Once tossed away by uncaring owners, they now have a new purpose in life providing love and companionship to their humans.
Solar Power
Barstow Community College's own engineering department was on hand displaying some renewable resource technology. From a solar powered RC car to a small wind turbine generator, this booth offer some great information about harnessing the Earth's natural energies.
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BLM Park Ranger Arthur Basulto holds a baby desert tortoise. Also at this booth was a California King Snake, Monarch butterflies and many other critters that live in the desert's harsh environment.


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In November 2012, the Mayor's Committee for People with Disabilities voted to change its name to the Cape Fear Disability Commission (CFDC), with the purpose of expanding the group to become a more regionally diverse board.
The CFDC was established on August 20, 2002 to address the concerns of the community. Our mission is to improve and enhance the quality of life of people with disabilities living in the Wilmington/New Hanover County area.
This objective can be best realized through advocacy for the following:
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When I first heard about Good & Fiery coming to stores, I was pretty excited. I was expecting a candy like Good & Fruity, which was essentially fruit jelly beans, but instead with flavors that you find in spice beans. You know the flavors that I'm referring to: clove, cinnamon, licorice, wintergreen and spearmint/peppermint. It took some time to find these, as I searched for them for quite some time, only to run into them at CVS the other day.
I just love the box. The black background really makes the colors of the fires and jelly beans pop, and it really gets you in the mind set of an intense taste experience.
The pieces look pretty, the colors are bright and they all mix well together. Their shape are like reject Hot Tamales, and there's lots of variation amongst them. Not a lot of quality control here.
The flavor? Well, I'll be brief. It's like eating your grandmother's bowl of potpourri that she's had in the foyer for the past ten years. They're dreadful. The cinnamon one is passable, it's spicy and hot and has a nice kick to it. I'd rather have a Hot Tamale though. Orange just is really sweet at first than has this odd heat to it. Same with the lemon. The apple was only in my mouth a second before I spat it out, as it just tasted so much like perfume my head was telling me it wasn't edible.
I don't like giving candies a bad review, because I know it's such a subjective thing. But these are really, really awful. It makes me sad since they had so much potential too.
If you don't believe me, check out Cybele's review at Candyblog.net and SugatHi's more positive thoughts.
Rating: Inedible
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Indianapolis (IN) - The wait is finally over for Butler fans wondering who the Bulldogs will play in the 1st round of the Maui Invitational.
Marquette, who is looking to rebound from losing Big East Player of the Year Jae Crowder and shooting guard Darius Johnson-Odom, will meet the Bulldogs in Maui.
The Golden Eagles were 27-8 last season and finished second in the Big East. They were eliminated in the Sweet 16 by Florida.
Marquette will be led by junior forwards Davante Gardner and Jamil Wilson, along with junior guard Vander Blue. The roster will also be bolstered by Arizona State transfer Trent Lockett.
Butler is coming off a 22-15 season and semi-final loss in the College Basketball Invitational to Pittsburgh and a 4th place finish in the Horizon League.
The Bulldogs add senior transfer Rotnei Clarke, the leading 3-point shooter in Arkansas history (43.8% in 2010) and freshman guard Kellen Dunham to a young team that gained a lot of valuable experience last season.
They also head into a new conference - The Atlantic 10.
Ronald Nored will certainly be missed for his leadership and defensive presence, but four starters return in Andrew Smith, Khyle Marshall, Chrishawn Hopkins, and Roosevelt Jones.
Butler also returns key reserves Kameron Woods, Chase Stigall, and Erik Fromm.
The main reason for Butler's struggles last season was floor spacing. Opponents were able to crowd the lane because Butler only shot 27% from 3-point range last season. Clarke and Dunham should help to remedy their shooting woes.
Adding Marquette to the official schedules gives the Bulldogs yet another big non-conference game that is already loaded with challenges.
The Bulldogs are scheduled to play big non-conference games against Indiana, Gonzaga, Vanderbilt, Xavier, and now Marquette.
The other 1st round matchups are: North Carolina vs Mississippi State, Texas vs Chaminade, and Illinois vs Southern California.
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The 101st Big Game
Stanford and Cal resume one of college football's greatest rivalries.
November 15, 1998
THE CARDINAL: Stanford ended its six game losing streak with a 38-28 win over Washington State last Saturday at Stanford Stadium ... The Cardinal will be looking for its fourth consecutive Big Game win when it travels to Berkeley on Saturday for the 101st meeting with California ... The Big Game is tied for the 10th longest rivalry in college football ... Stanford won last year's game 21-20 and has not lot to Cal since a 24-23 defeat in Berkeley in 1994.
Stanford (2-8, 1-6) at Cal (5-5, 3-4)
The 101st Big Game
Saturday, November 21, 1998 - 12:30 pm
Memorial Stadium (75,028)
Berkeley, Calif.
Mon, Nov. 16 Press Conference Planet Hollywood 11:00 am
Tues, Nov. 17 East Bay Stanford Club Scott's Restaurant 7:00 pm
Wed., Nov. 18 Guardsman Luncheon S.F. Fairmont 11:30 am
Wed, Nov. 18 Gaities Memorial Aud. 8:00 pm
Thu., Nov. 19 Bond Club Luncheon S.F. Fairmont 11:30 am
Thu., Nov. 19 Gaities Memorial Aud. 8:00 pm
Thu., Nov. 19 Big Game Rally Arrillaga Plaza 10:00 pm
Fri., Nov. 20 Council of Chiefs Sheraton Palo Alto 7:00 am
Fri., Nov. 20 San Jose Luncheon S.J. Fairmont 11:30 am
Fri., Nov. 20 Gaities Memorial Aud. 8:00 pm
Sat., Nov. 21 Stanford-Cal Water Polo Diablo Valley College 8:00 am
THE SERIES: The Cardinal and Golden Bears have met 100 times on the gridiron, with Stanford holding a 50-39-11 advantage ... The Cardinal has won three of the last four meetings at Memorial Stadium, including a 42-21 victory in 1996 that assured Stanford a berth in the Sun Bowl ... Stanford has also won the last three Big Games overall and seven of the last nine since 1989 ... Stanford is 10-4-1 in the last 15 meetings with the Golden Bears dating back to 1983.
CLOSE CALLS: The Stanford-California rivalry has proved to be one of the most exciting in college football since it began in 1892 ... Of the 100 games, an amazing 47 have been decided by seven points or less, with Stanford holding a 20-16-11 advantage in those games ... Even more impressive, 29 Big Games have been decided by three points less, with Stanford enjoying a 10-8-11 edge.
A YEAR AGO - THE 100TH MEETING: The Cardinal and Golden Bears renewed their rivalry for the 100th time on November 22, 1997 befor a sold out crowd of 85,500 at Stanford Stadium ... From the naming of the All-Big Game Team to the Big Auction, which raised over $2 million, the rivalry that started in 1891 had indeed transcended the field ... Stanford also made it a day to remember by snapping a five-game losing streak with a 21-20 victory ... The Cardinal took an early 13-0 lead on a 41-yard interception return by Corey Hill and a 13-yard run by Anthony Bookman ... Stanford then went on to take a 21-10 halftime lead after Chad Hutchinson connected with Troy Walters on a 36-yard touchdown pass ... The Golden Bears cut the deficit to 21-18 with 4:44 remaining, and then drove to the Stanford 33 with less than two minutes to go before Stanford's Chris Draft picked off a Justin Vedder pass with 1:22 remaining ... The Cardinal took a saefty with 19 seconds remaining, and held on from there to win its third straight Big Game.
FINAL GAME FOR SENIORS: Nine Stanford players will conclude their collegiate careers in the 101st Big Game ... The departing seniors include FL Jeff Allen, OT Brian Donoghue, OG Andrew Kroeker, P/PK Kevin Miller, OG Matt Motherway, PK Patrick Shinnefield, OLB Donnie Spragan, OLB Brian Toner and OT Geoff Wilson.
THE WALTERS WATCH: Despite being limited for several games this season due to an ankle injury, FL Troy Walters has still manage to put together an outstanding season ... Walters has played in just five full games this year, has missed two full games (North Carolina, Oregon), played in one quarter of another (Arizona), two quarters of another (USC) and just two plays in a game at Notre Dame ...Despite that limited amount of playing time, Walters has put together a season worthy of post-season recognition ... He had seven catches for 143 yards and one TD last Saturday vs. WSU, giving him 43 receptions this season for 774 yards (18.0 ypc) and four TDs ... Walters, who has another year of eligibility remaining, is on the verge of becoming the school record holder for most career receiving yards ... He is currently third all-time with 2,424 career receiving yards ... He needs 59 yards to break Justin Armour's record of 2,482 ... Walters, who set a Stanford record by catching 86 passes for 1,206 yards in 1997, currently ranks 24th in the NCAA and third in the Pac-10 in receiving yards per game at 96.8 ... He caught 10 passes for 192 yards against second-ranked UCLA on October 31,his fourth 10-plus reception game of his career and second in a row (10 catches for 131 yards vs. ASU) ... The 192 receiving yards in a game tied James Lofton as the fourth best single game performance in Stanford history ... Walters has played in just fivefull games this season (San Jose State, Oregon State, Arizona State, UCLA, WSU), during which he has 39 receptions for 696 yards (17.8 ypc) - a per game average of 7.8 catches for 139 yards ...Walters suffered an ankle sprain in the first quarter of the second game of the season vs. Arizona (September 12) and did not return to the starting lineup until game six vs. Oregon State (October 10) ... Walters, the son of Minnesota Vikings assistant coach Trent Walters, has a year of eligibility remaining in 1999 and could contend for every Cardinal receiving record by the time he leaves The Farm.
WALTERS IN THE RECORD BOOK: Troy Walters moved into fourth place on Stanford's all-time reception list with 161 and his 2,424 receiving yards places him third all-time on the Farm ...He is just one reception behind Vincent White (1979-82) for #3 on the all-time receptions list ... As noted earlier, he needs just 59 yards to become the school's all-time leader in career receiving yardage ... He moved past Damon Dunn (1994-97) for the #7 slot on the school's career all-purpose yards chart with 3,351 yards ...Walters is now tied with Emile Harry (1981-84) for eighth on the school's touchdown reception list with 15 ... Against WSU last Saturday, he hooked up with Joe Borchard on an 80-yard touchdown reception - which ranks tied for the seventh longest TD pass play in school history ... All of his accomplishments have been achieved in less than three years ... He has started only 17 games in his Cardinal career (all 11 in 1997, six in 1998).
Career Receptions Career Receiving Yardage
1. Darrin Nelson, 1977-81 214 1. Justin Armour, 1991-94 2,482
2. Brad Muster, 1984-87 194 2. Ken Margerum, 1977-80 2,430
3. Vincent White, 1979-82 162 3. Troy Walters, 1996-98 2,424
4. Troy Walters, 1996-98 161 4. Darrin Nelson, 1977-81 2,368
5. Jeff James, 1984-87 154 5. Ed McCaffrey, 1986-90 2,333
Justin Armour, 1991-94 154 6. Brian Manning, 1993-96 2,280
7. Ed McCaffrey, 1986-90 146 Emile Harry, 1981-84 2,270
Glyn Milburn, 1990-92 141 8. Jeff James, 1984-87 2,265
Chris Walsh, 1988-91 141 9. Tony Hill, 1973-76 2,225
Ken Margerum, 1977-80 141 10. Mike Tolliver, 1979-83 1,825
HUSAK'S NUMBERS: Quarterback Todd Husak is closing in on Stanford's elite 3,000 club - a club that consistes of only Steve Stenstrom (3,627 in 1993) and John Elway (3,242 in 1982) ... Husak's 2,806 passing yards in 1998 leaves him just 194 yard shy of joining both Stenstrom and Elway as the only quarterbacks in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a season ... The 2,806 passing yards is already the sixth highest single season total in school history ... Husak is also among the school's single season top-10 in attempts (second with 410) and completions (ninth with 216) and is two touchdowns shy of the top-10 ... He currently ranks 15th in the nation and third in the Pac-10 in total offense, averaging 276.9 yards per game ...He also leads the conference in passing yards per game at 280.6 ... Husak has thrown for 3,590 yards in his career, leaving him just four yards shy of number-10 on Stanford's career passing chart (John Brodie, 1954-56, 3,594 yards) ... Husak has thrown for over 300 yards four times this season and over 400 on two occasions ... He had his first 300-yard passing game against North Carolina on Sept. 19 when he completed 23-for-38 for 313 yards ... In the first half, Husak completed 16-of-24 for 227 yards and one TD ... His next 300-yard passing game occurred vs. Oregon State (October 10) when he broke the school's single game record by throwing for 450 yards on 26-of-48 ... Three weeks ago at Arizona State, he threw for 335 yards and two TDs (24-of-48) ... Against second-ranked UCLA (October 31), he thew for 419 yards - the third highest single game total in school history ... Husak placed his name in the Cardinal record book by throwing 54 passes - the sixth highest single game total in school history - and the most under head coach Tyrone Willingham, in his debut as the starter in the season opener vs. San Joe State ... He completed 29-of-54 for 298 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions against the Spartans ... Husak was not officially named the Cardinal's starter until September 1, just four days before the season opener ... His 298 yards passing in his starting debut was better than the debuts of the top eight passers in Stanford history, including John Elway in 1980 (250 yards) and Heisman Trophy winner Jim Plunkett in 1968 (277 yards) ... Husak's father, Dr. Bill Husak, is the athletic director at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
In The Record Book
Season Passing Season Attempts Season TD Passes
1. Steve Stenstrom, '93 3,627 1. Stenstrom, '93 455 1. Elway, '80 27
2. John Elway, '82 3,242 2. Husak, '98 410 Stenstrom, '93 27
3. Steve Dils, '78 2,943 3. Elway, '82 405 10. Plunkett, '70 18
6. Todd Husak, '98 2,806 John Paye, '85 405 Husak, '98 16
HUSAK SETS PASSING RECORD: Quarterback Todd Husak broke a 20-year old Stanford record for most passing yards in a game when he threw for 450 against Oregon State (October 10) ... Husak, in his first year as the Cardinal's starter, eclipsed the previous record of 430 set in 1978 by Steve Dils ... Husak completed 26-of-48 against OSU to go along with TD passes of 27 yards to DeRonnie Pitts and 30 yards to Dave Davis ... Husak also has the third highest single game total in school history- a 419 yard performance last week against UCLA
Top-10 Passing Games
1. Todd Husak, '98 vs. OSU 450 5. S. Stenstrom, '94 vs. UCLA 408
2. Steve Dils, '78 vs. WSU 430 7. John Elway, '82 vs. Ohio St. 407
3. Todd Husak, '98 vs. UCLA 419 8. S. Stenstrom, '93 vs. Oregon 407
4. John Elway, '81 vs. Purdue 418 9. S. Stenstrom, '93 vs. OSU 407
5. John Paye, '85 vs. Oregon 408 10. Jason Palumbis, '90 vs. SJSU 387
HUSAK IN THE PAC-10 RECORD BOOK: Todd Husak's 450 passing yards against Oregon State is the 10th highest single game total in Pac-10 Conference history ... Husak also entered the conference record book in the OSU game, but was quickly replaced ... He ran his string of consecutive passes without an interception to 159, breaking the Pac-10 season record of 150 set in 1996 by Pat Barnes of Cal ... Later in the game, however, Husak's record was broken by the Beavers' Terrance Bryant, who ran his string to 170 before being intercepted.
PASSING ATTACK: Stanford's passing attack in 1998 is likely to finish as the second most productive in school history ... The Cardinal has thrown for 3,217 yards and is just 142 away from holding that #2 spot ... The school record of 3,709, set in 1993, appears to be too far out of reach for the Cardinal with just one game remaining ... Stanford will set the school and Pacific-10 Conference record for most passes attempted in a season when it throws its third pass next Saturday vs. Cal ... Currently , the Cardinal has thrown 472 passes ... The school and conference record of 474 was set in 1993 ... Stanford has thrown over 40 passes in nine of its 10 games, including three games in which it threw over 50 passes ... Currently, Stanford is ranked first in the Pac-10 and eighth in the NCAA in passing.
Top Passing Teams in Stanford History
Year Head Coach/Quarterback Yards
1. 1993 Bill Walsh/Steve Stenstrom 3,709
2. 1994 Bill Walsh/Steve Stenstrom 3,358
3. 1982 Paul Wiggin/John Elway 3,311
4. 1981 Paul Wiggin/John Elway 3,066
?? 1998 Tyrone Willingham/Todd Husak 3,560 (projected)
AIR CARDINAL: Stanford's 450 passing yards vs. Oregon State on October 10 and the 422 yards on October 31 at UCLA represents two of the top four passing games in Stanford history ...The school record is 581 yards through the air in 1981 vs. Arizona State with John Elway at quarterback ... Number-two is the 450 yards vs. OSU, number-three is a 430 yard performance in 1978 vs. Washington State and the fourth highest single game passing total in school history is the 422 yards vs. UCLA on Oct. 31
PITTS' PLACE: Junior DeRonnie Pitts, in his first year as a starting wide receiver, is attempting become only the fourth player in school history to record over 1,000 receiving yards in a season ... He has caught 68 balls for 943 yards and seven touchdowns in 10games ... He needs just 57 receiving yards vs. Cal on Saturday to reach the 1,000 plateau ... He is also just two receptions away from becomming only the fourth player in school history to record 70 receptions in a season ... His 68 catches this season is currently tied with Vincnt White (1982) or fourth on Stanford's single season list and his 943 yards ranks fifth ... His per game averages of 6.8 receptions and 94.3 yards are among the best in college football ... He ranks 11th in the nation and second in the Pac-10 in receptions per game, and 27th nationally and fourth in the conference in receiving yards per game ... Pitts caught seven passes for a career-best 169 yards vs. Arizona State ... The 169 receiving yards is tied for 15th on Stanford's single game list ... Pitts recorded four straight 100-yard receiving games (Oregon,Notre Dame, Oregon State, Arizona State) during which time he caught 34 passes for 563 yards (16.5 ypc) and four TDs ... A native of Saginaw, Michigan, Pitts redshirted the 1996 season and was used in a reserve role last year, recording 13 receptions for 195 yards (15.0 ypc) and one touchdown in eight games.
Season Receiving Yards
1. Troy Walters, 1997 1,206 6. Ken Margerum, 1978 942
2. Gene Washington, 1968 1,117 7. Chris Walsh, 1991 934
3. Justin Armour, 1994 1,092 8. James Lofton, 1977 931
4. Mark Harris, 1995 984 9. Ed McCaffrey, 1990 917
5. De Ronnie Pitts, 1998 943 10. Tony Hill, 1975 916
DAVIS DETAILS: Sophomore WR Dave Davis, who redshirted as a freshman a year ago, has turned in an outstanding season in his first year of playing college football ... Davis,who missed last Saturday's game with Washington State due to a hip injury and is listed a day-to-day for the Big Game, has caught has caught 48 passes for 707 yards and six touchdowns in nine games as a Cardinal ... Those numbers are better than the first nine games of each of the top 10 receivers in the Cardinal record book ...Davis' 5.3 receptions per game rank him 46th in the nation and sixth in the Pac-10, and his 78.6 receiving yards per game place him 44th in the NCAA and ??? in the Pac-10 ... On October 10 against Oregon State, he recorded career bests for both receptions (nine) and receiving yards (151) ... He has three 100-yard receiving games this season (127 vs. Arizona, 108 vs. North Carolina, 151 vs. Oregon State).
SMITH'S STATUS: Senior free safety Tim Smith propeled himself into the Cardinal record book in game, season and career interceptions after his performance last Saturday vs. Washington State ... Not only does Smith lead the team with 102 tackles and is third in the Pac-10 with a 10.2 tackles-per game average, but after he picked off three WSU passes on Saturday to run jis season total to five, he is now tied for first in the conference and tied for 10th in the nation in interceptions (.50 per game) ... Smith joined four other Cardinal players who have intercepted at least three passes in a game (school record is four by Bobby Grayson in 1934) ... Smith is also tied for ninth on Stanford's single season list with five INTs and his nine career interceptions place him in a tie for seventh all-time on The Farm ... In the last five games, Smith has 52 tackles, five interceptions, a blocked punt, two tackles-for-loss and a pass break-up ... Smith had 12 tackles and a blocked punt against Arizona State and a career-high 15 tackles (all unassisted) October 10 vs. Oregon State followed by the UCLA game in which he had 1l tackles, one interception and one pass break-up ...Smith, who redshirted the 1995 season as a quarterback, had 28 tackles, four interceptions and three sacks in '96 as the backup free safety ... He suffered an ACL injury in the second game of the '97 season and did not return ... Smith, a native of Coalinga, Calif., has one more year of eligibility in 1999.
SPRAGAN'S SPREE: Conider the two halves of OLB Donnie Spragan's season: through the first six games, Spragan had 16 tackles, one tackle for loss, no quarterback sacks,two interceptions and two pass deflections ... In his last four games, however, he has accounted for 37 tackles, five pass break-ups, three quarterback sacks, eight tackles-for-loss and one interception ... After recora season high 11 tackles vs. USC two weeks ago, Spragan came back to register another season high of 13 against Washington State last week ... He also had a career best five tackles for loss against the Cougars to along with one quaterback sack ... For the season, the 6-4 senior has 53 tackles, nine tackles for loss, three sacks, three interceptions and seven pass deflections.
Spragan's 2 seasons...
UT-AT-TT TFL Sacks INT PD
Through 6 games 10-6-16 1- 3 0-0 2 2
The last 4 games 26-11-37 8-34 3-21 1 5
10-game totals 36-17-53 9-37 3-21 3 7
EIDE'S STORY: The story of Cardinal running back Jon Eide is one for the movies ... In his third year in the Stanford football program, the diminutive (5-6) walk-on from Kirkland, Washington had not played a down prior to the '98 season ... He worked his way into a special teams player in 1998 - he has recorded five total tackles - but had still not received playing time at runing back ... Last Saturday vs. WSU, Eide got his chance ... With injuries depleting the Cardinal running back chore, Eide got the call in the fourth quarter to take over at running back ...Hs first carry went for 11 yards ... Three plays later, Eide's second carry was another 11-yard gain, this one going to the end zone for a touchdown, pulling Stanford within seven points at 28-21 ... For the game,Eide carried the ball six times for 26 yards.
TYRONE WILLINGHAM: Cardinal head coach Tyrone Willingham, the 1995 Pac-10 Coach of the Year, has compiled a 21-23-1 record in three-plus years on The Farm (1995-98) ... He has led the Cardinal to two bowl appearances and is only the third coach in school history to lead Stanford to a bowl game in his first two years on The Farm (the other two are Tiny Thornhill in 1933 and '34 and Bill Walsh in '77 and '78) ... Willingham spent 17 years as an assistant coach on the college and professional levels - including three as Stanford's running backs coach under Denny Green from 1989-91 - before being named Stanford's head coach on Dec. 9, 1994 ... Willingham is 6-0 as an assistant coach and head coach in The Big Game, winning all three times as an assistant from '89-91 and all three as a head coach from '95-97.
MILLER TIME: Senior Kevin Miller broke the school record for most punting yards in a career as he surpassed Paul Stonehouse's (1989-92) total of 9,512 ... Miller, who had 429 punting yards vs. WSU on Saturday, now has 9,694 carer punting yards ... Miller has 241 career punts and needs three to pass Stonehouse's school record of 243 ...Miller is the only kicker in recent history to hold down the starting punting duties for four years and the starting placekicking duties for three years ...He is sixth all-time at Stanford with 26 career field goals (on 43 attempts) and is ninth in career PATs with 67 (on 71 atttempts) ... This season, Miller is nine-for-13 in field goals, 28-of-29 on PATs and is aeraging nearly 40 yards per punt.
YOUTH MOVEMENT: To say that the 1998 Cardinal began the season with a team lacking in game experience is an understatement ... Consider the facts: of the 92 players on Stanford's opening day roster, 54 had never played in a college game and only six were seniors in their final year of eligibility ... Nine players (4 offense, 5 defense) made their starting debuts against San Jose State in the season opener and 18 others played in their first collegiate game ... Making their first career starts against the Spartans were WR DeRonnie Pitts, QB Todd Husak, RB Coy Wire, FB Maxwell Stevenson, DE Sam Benner, NT Andrew Currie, DE Riall Johnson, FS Jamien McCullum and CB Ruben Carter ... Six true freshman and 18 sophomores (or redshirt freshman) have also played this season ... In Willingham's three previous seasons at Stanford, only two true freshman had played - and neither one played enough to earn a letter (Todd Husak and Juan-Carlos Lacey in '96) ... This season, no less than six true freshman have seen playing time: RB Brian Allen, WR Ryan Fernandez, OG Eric Heitmann, SS Tank Williams, ILB Cooper Blackhurst, CB Brian Taylor
McLAUGHLIN CONTINUES STREAK: Center Mike McLaughlin, bothered by a sprained foot the past two games,, continued his streak by starting in his 31st consecutive game against UCLA ... A senior from San Jose, California, McLaughlin suffered the injury in Stanford's Oct. 10 game vs. Oregon State ... He did not practice prior to the ASU game on Oct. 22, but he recovered enough by gametime to be inserted into the lineup ... He played sparingly in the second half, however, with sophomore Zack Quaccia taking most of the snaps ... Mclaughlin played most of the game last week at UCLA ... McLaughlin, who has another year of eligibility remaining after the '98 season, has been Stanford's starting center every game since the beginning of the 1996 campaign ... He is attempting to become the first Stanford offensive lineman to start every game of his career since guard Andy Papathanassiou (1986-89) and center Andy Sinclair (1985-88).
TV and Radio Information
TV KGO (Channel 7 in Bay Area)
Live, 12:30 pm
Barry Thompkins (play-by-play)
John Robinson (analyst)
Radio KTCT (1050 AM)
Ted Robinson (play-by-play),
Bob Murphy (analyst)
10:30 am pst pre-game
KZSU (90.1 FM) - student
Stanford (2-8, 1-6)
9/5 San Jose State L, 23-35
9/12 Arizona* L, 14-31
9/19 North Carolina (Fox) W, 37-34
9/26 at Oregon* (FSBA) L, 28-63
10/3 at Notre Dame (NBC) L, 17-35
10/10 Oregon State* L, 23-30
10/22 at Arizona State* (Fox) L, 38-44 (ot)
10/31 at UCLA* (FX) L, 24-28
11/7 USC* (Fox Syn.) L, 9-34
11/14 Washington State* W, 38-28
11/21 at California* (KGO) 12:30 pm
California (5-5, 3-4)
9/5 Houston W, 14-10
9/12 Nebraska L, 3-24
9/19 at Oklahoma W, 13-12
9/26 Washington State* W, 24-14
10/10 at USC* W, 32-31
10/17 at Washington* L, 13-21
10/31 at Oregon State* W, 20-19
11/7 at Arizona Sttae* L, 22-55
11/14 Arizona* L, 23-27
11/21 Stanford* (KGO) 12:30 pm
Pac-10 Standings
Pac-10 Overall
Arizona 6-1 10-1
Oregon 5-2 8-2
Arizona State 4-3 5-5
Washington 3-4 5-5
California 3-4 5-5
Stanford 1-6 2-8
Oregon State 1-6 4-6
Washington State 0-7 3-7
Big Game Notebook
Games Teams First Game
108 Minnesota-Wisconsin 1890
107 Missouri-Kansas 1891
105 Nebraksa-Kansas 1892
105 Texas-Texas A&M 1894
104 Baylor-TCU 1899
103 North Carolina-Virginia 1892
103 Miami (Ohio)-Cincinnati 1888
102 Auburn-Georgia 1892
102 Oregon-Oregon State 1894
101 Stanford-California 1892
101 Purdue-Indiana 1891
Includes 1998
Games Teams First Game 108 Minnesota-Wisconsin 1890 107 Missouri-Kansas 1891 105 Nebraksa-Kansas 1892 105 Texas-Texas A&M 1894 104 Baylor-TCU 1899 103 North Carolina-Virginia 1892 103 Miami (Ohio)-Cincinnati 1888 102 Auburn-Georgia 1892 102 Oregon-Oregon State 1894 101 Stanford-California 1892 101 Purdue-Indiana 1891
Location: Berkeley, California
Enrollment: 30,000
Nickname: Golden Bears
Colors: Blue and Gold
Chancellor: Robert Berdahl
Athletic Director: John Kasser
Head Coach: Tom Holmoe
Record at Cal: 8-13 (3rd season)
Overall Record: Same
1998 record: 5-5 (3-4 Pac-10)
1997 Final Record: 3-8 (1-7 Pac-10)
SID: Kevin Reneau (510) 642-5363
Noting the Golden Bears
California is coming off a 27-23 home loss to Arizona on Saturday ... Cal needs to defeat Stanford in the Big Game to be eligible for postseason play ... The Golden Bears boast one of the top defenses in the Pac-10, and rank third in the conference in total defense and third in pass defense ...Junior linebacker Sekou Sanyika also leads the Pac-10 in tackles-for-loss with 23 ... The Golden Bears are led by quarterback Justin Vedder (2,088 yards and 11 TDs in '98; 2,718 yards and 20 TDs in '97) and wide receiver Dameane Douglas, who has a single season school record 87 receptions this season for 1,026 yards ... Douglas leads the Pac-10 in both receptions and receiving yards per game ...Last season, California jumped out to a 2-0 start under first-year head coach Tom Holmoe, but dropped eight of its last nine to finish 3-8 ... But Cal returned 48 letterwiners and 18 starters (7 offense, 9 defense, 2 kickers) from that '97 squad, and jumped out to a 4-1 start in '98.
Head Coach Tom Holmoe
Former Stanford assistant and San Francisco 49er Tom Holmoe is in his second year at California, and has the Golden Bears in position to record their first winning season since 1993 (9-4) ... He won three Super Bowl rings as a part of the San Francisco 49ers from 1983-89, before spending two seasons as an assistant coach at BYU (1990-91) ... Holmoe then served as Bill Walsh's secondary coach on The Farm from 1992-93, which included victory in the Blockbuster Bowl ... Holmoe then served two seasons as an assistant for the 49ers (1994-95) and one year as Cal's defensive coordinator (1996), before replacing Steve Mariucci as head coach prior to last season.
Series History
The Cardinal and Golden Bears began their storied rivalry in 1892, and have renewed acquaintances on the gridiron 100 times (Stanford holds a 50-39-11 advantage) ... The schools have played annually since 1946, afer taking a three-year break for World War II ... Stanford goes into Saturday's game with a 21-17-6 mark in Berkeley.
Stat Rankings
Category Avg. NCAA/Pac-10
Rushing Offense 90.6 105/9
Passing Offense 211.0 55/8
Total Offense 301.6 92/10
Scoring Offense 18.0 98/10
Rushing Defense 148.2 48/6
Pass Eff. Defense 109.0 24/3
Total Defense 343.4 38/3
Scoring Defense 24.1 50/4
Category Avg. NCAA/Pac-10
Rushing Offense 82.1 110/10
Passing Offense 321.7 8/1
Total Offense 403.8 33/4
Scoring Offense 25.1 52/7
Rushing Defense 202.3 97/10
Pass Eff. Defense 143.6 99/10
Total Defense 468.1 104/10
Scoring Defense 37.1 106/10
California Category Avg. NCAA/Pac-10 Rushing Offense 90.6 105/9 Passing Offense 211.0 55/8 Total Offense 301.6 92/10 Scoring Offense 18.0 98/10 Rushing Defense 148.2 48/6 Pass Eff. Defense 109.0 24/3 Total Defense 343.4 38/3 Scoring Defense 24.1 50/4
Individual Stat Rankings
Justin Vedder, Total Offense (195.1)
46th NCAA, 5th Pac-10
Demeane Douglas, Receptions/gm (8.7)
3rd NCAA, 1st Pac-10
Demeane Douglas, Receiving yds/gm (102.6)
15th NCAA, 1st Pac-10
Deltha O'Neal, Kickoff Returns (28.25)
8th NCAA, 3rd Pac-10
Todd Husak, Total Offense/gm (276.9)
15th NCAA, 3rd Pac-10
Todd Husak, Pass Efficiency (119.6)
50th NCAA, 4th Pac-10
DeRonnie Pitts, Receptions/gm (6.8)
11th NCAA, 2nd Pac-10
Troy Walters, Receptions/gm (5.38)
44th NCAA, 5th Pac-10
Dave Davis, Receptions/gm (5.33)
46th NCAA, 6th Pac-10
Troy Walters, Receiving yds/gm (96.75)
24th NCAA, 3rdPac-10
DeRonnie Pitts, Receiving yds/gm (94.3)
27th NCAA, 4thPac-10
Dave Davis, Receiving yds/gm (78.56)
44th NCAA, 9th Pac-10
Tim Smith, Interceptions/gm (0.50)
tied 10th NCAA, tied 1st Pac-10
California Justin Vedder, Total Offense (195.1) 46th NCAA, 5th Pac-10 Demeane Douglas, Receptions/gm (8.7) 3rd NCAA, 1st Pac-10 Demeane Douglas, Receiving yds/gm (102.6) 15th NCAA, 1st Pac-10 Deltha O'Neal, Kickoff Returns (28.25) 8th NCAA, 3rd Pac-10
Noting Stanford ...
In the Record Book
Season Passing
1. Steve Stenstrom 1993 3,627
2. John Elway 1982 3,242
3. Steve Dils 1978 2,943
4. John Elway 1980 2,889
5. Steve Stenstrom 1994 2,822
6. Todd Husak 1998 2,806
7. Jim Plunkett 1970 2,715
8. John Elway 1981 2,674
9. Jim Plunkett 1969 2,673
10. John Paye 1985 2,589
Career Passing
1. Steve Stenstrom 1991-94 10,531
2. John Elway 1979-82 9,349
3. John Paye 1983-86 7,669
4. Jim Plunkett 1968-70 7,544
5. Guy Benjamin 1974-77 5,946
6. Jason Palumbis 1988-91 4,954
7. Chad Hutchinson 1996-97 4,235
8. Mike Boryla 1970-73 4,082
9. Dick Norman 1958-60 3,737
10. John Brodie 1954-56 3,594
Todd Husak 1996-98 3,590
Season Total Offense
1. Steve Stenstrom 1993 3,398
2. John Elway 1982 3,104
3. John Elway 1980 2,939
4. Jim Plunkett 1970 2,898
5. Steve Dils 1978 2,871
6. Jim Plunkett 1969 2,786
7. Todd Husak 1998 2,769
8. Steve Stenstrom 1994 2,714
9. Mark Butterfield 1995 2,581
10. John Paye 1985 2,549
Season Receptions
1. Troy Walters 1997 86
2. Brad Muster 1985 78
3. Gene Washington 1968 71
4. DeRonnie Pitts 1998 68
Vincent White 1982 68
6. Justin Armour 1994 67
Darrin Nelson 1981 67
8. Chris Walsh 1991 66
Glyn Milburn 1990 64
10. Ed McCaffrey 1990 61
Brad Muster 1986 61
Chris Burford 1959 61
Greg Baty 1985 61
Career All-Purpose Running
1. Darrin Nelson 1977-81 6,885
2. Glyn Milburn 1990-92 5,857
3. Vincent White 1979-82 4,662
4. Brad Muster 1984-87 4,624
5. Anthony Bookman 1994-97 3,874
6. Mike Mitchell 1993-97 3,731
7. Troy Walters 1996-98 3,350
8. Damon Dunn 1994-97 3,210
9. Jeff James 1984-87 2,659
10. Ron Inge 1973-76 2,635
Great Big Games
November 17, 1990 - Stanford scored nine points in the final 12 seconds to pull out a 27-25 win in perhaps the most exciting Big Game in history ... Stanford's Jason Palumbis hit Ed McCaffrey for a 19-yard TD with 12 seconds remaining in the game to bring Stanford within a point at 25-24 ... When the ensuing 2-point conversion attempt failed, Cal appeared to have the victory ... But, the Cardinal recovered the onsides kick and after a 15-yard Cal penality put the ball on the Bear's 22, Stanford's John Hopkins hit a 39-yard field goal as time ran out to lift the Cardinal to a stunning 27-25 victory.
November 19, 1988 - Stanford's Tuan Van Le blocked a 20-yard field goal attempt by Cal's Robbie Keen with four second to play to preserve a 19-19 tie ... It was the 11th tie in Big Game history.
November 20, 1982 - The Play became one of the most famous plays in college football history. Stanford led 20-19 after Mark Harmon kicked a 34-yard field goal with four seconds left to put the Cardinal on top. On the ensuing kickoff, Cal scored a touchdown on an incredible five-lateral, 57-yard return that ended when the Bear's Kevin Moen bowled over Gary Tyrell, the trombonist in the Stanford band, for the TD.
November 20, 1976 - In a game that saw five lead changes, Stanford , behind its alternating QB tandem of Mike Cordova and Guy Benjamin, beat Cal 27-24. The Bears led 24-19 late in the game, but Cal's Markey Crane fumbled on the Bear's two yard line and with 1:31 left in the game, Stanford's Ron Inge scored the winning TD ... It was the final game for Stanford head coach Jack Christiansen.
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Moving on from wild boar! I was doing the hay nets last night and there in the hay was a grass snake - yeah I know harmless but i HATE snakes. Did I scream or what? Had to phone father who came and looked, then he called the lads that come and help out at weekends one of which likes snakes - they caught it and took it over to the river bank.
I am sure its back in the hay store this morning - yuk yuk yuk,
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I like snakes very much, but I think if I would want to have one the rest of the family would move out very fast.
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Guess the warm weather has brought them out - all we seem to get are slow worms which the cats like playing with unfortunately, I keep having to rescue them - the slow worms, that is!!
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I have only been lucky enough to see a slow worm and this one was huge, my horse Tonka once reared at something in the park in the grass so either an adder or a grass snake.
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I don't really mind snakes..but if I found one in my hay, I would die of fright, like you
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We don't have snakes in Ireland, so consider yourself lucky that you can enjoy such biodiversity!
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Encourage them to stay in the hay barn, best way to get rid of rats!
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OMG OMG OMG OMG, that is the scariest thing, never ever thought they would hide in hay. OH NO. urgh i hate snakes. last one i saw was out hacking last summer sun bathing on the path and then is slinked off. gross. i wish i lived in Ireland right now
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I live right on the edge of adder country around here, not yet seen any and don't want to! There is an overgrown area in our garden which we are soon to tackle (we have about a half acre of garden and have been doing lots of work to the house) and I'm scared there will be some in it nesting or whatever it is they do - I hate hissers and beasts with 8 legs!
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I never thought i was scared of snakes until my dog nearly stepped on an adder and it hissed at him, next day i went for a walk and saw another one, for some reason seeing one in its own habitat scared the c*** out of me. I stopped walking my dogs on the sand dunes in Cornwall after that made my blood run cold
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- Address: Yalong Bay National Resort, Sanya, Hainan
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- Hotel Name in Chinese: 亚龙湾红树林酒店
- Lowest Price: $137
Opened in 2005, the Yalong Bay Mangrove Tree Resort is located in the pristine Yalong Bay National Resort District, which is only two minutes drive from Yalong Bay Golf Course, Yalong Bay Square and Sun Valley Golf Course. This hotel is 18km away from the Sanya Railway Station, 25km away from the City Center and 32km away from the Sanya Airport.
The Yalong Bay Mangrove Tree Resort boasts a total of well-appointed 503 guest rooms and suites, 70% of which command spectacular views of Yalong Bay. Each room comes with modern amenities. The Chinese and Thai restaurants serve authentic Cantonese cuisine and Thai flavor separately. What is more, there is a café, a bar, a barbecue restaurant and a tea house for dining. The hotel offers 975 square meters of meeting and function facilities. All rooms are conveniently located on the same level and equipped with the latest technology, and with the complete flexibility required to accommodate virtually any type of meeting, conference and social events. The recreation center provides various facilities such as sauna, outdoor swimming pool, sauna, massage room, tennis court and so on.
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|Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Color Television, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Free for Internet
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Business Floor or Executive Floor, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Tennis court, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector, Wifi
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar
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- Address: Yalong Bay National Resort, Sanya, Hainan
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Lawmakers OK Plan for Pioneering Gun Violence Research Center in California
By Paul Feldman and Stuart Silverstein
California lawmakers have agreed to spend $5 million to open a first-in-the-nation gun violence research center, a move intended to circumvent a ban on federal firearm studies.
The research center, which would be based at a campus in the University of California system, would take over a job the federal government dropped 20 years ago. In 1996, Congress — persuaded by then-U.S Rep. Jay Dickey, an Arkansas Republican and self-proclaimed point man for the NRA on Capitol Hill — cut off funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that could be used to "advocate or promote" gun control.
As FairWarning has reported, that federal research ban has remained intact despite repeated efforts to overturn it, preventing experts from answering vital questions about how to prevent gun deaths and injuries. That knowledge gap, in turn, has thwarted efforts to craft laws to reduce gun
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By Paul Feldman
With the hottest months yet to come, 13 young children already have died in unattended cars this year in the U.S., prompting safety groups to warn parents against leaving children in vehicles for even a few minutes.
Cars heat up quickly, reaching deadly temperatures in a mere 10 minutes even when the outside level is in the low 80s and a window is slightly open, federal highway officials say.
The victims typically are left alone in their car seats by parents or other caregivers who are unaware of the risk or who simply forget about the youngsters, says Jan Null, a meteorologist and lecturer at San Jose State who has tracked such heat-related fatalities for more than a decade. He puts the average death toll at 37 a year. A 2015 federal report says the toll began rising in the mid-1990s, possibly an unintended consequence of the campaign
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By Rick Schmitt
This spring SelectBlinds.com did something once unheard of in the window-covering industry: It stopped selling blinds and shades with pull cords.
Over the last 30 years, corded window coverings have killed or injured hundreds of children. But despite calls from safety experts, parent groups and others, manufacturers and retailers have continued to sell them — until recently, when a few companies started breaking ranks.
"I am very sorry we did not do it sooner," Al Silverberg, chief executive officer of SelectBlinds.com, said of his online retail company's decision to quit selling products with pull cords. Still, he said, "It is never too late to do the right thing."
The changes have come as the Consumer Product Safety Commission, after years of inaction, is beginning a federal rule-making process that could require the industry to eliminate cord