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ParaGone® is a 15-day, 2-part, targeted cleansing program to promote the balance of intestinal microorganisms.* It's made with specially selected herbs and natural ingredients designed to help detoxify and rebalance your intestinal microbes to promote internal harmony.* Ideal to use when traveling, ParaGone is a gluten free formula, and is guaranteed for quality, purity, and potency through expiration.
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Did you know that we come into contact with toxins every day—from the environment, our food, and even within our own digestive tract? While the body was built to process these toxins, today's world places increased stress on our elimination channels. Each Renew Life Targeted Cleansing Program helps re-establish digestive health and is uniquely formulated to address specific needs so you feel better, lighter, and more energized.*
Soooooo. I have had issues for years now. The Doctor started me on this very time consuming process and I started to feel better ... and then not again. So I am on the Paragone this time. I wanted something not as time consuming as last time. It's working! I am going to do Paragone for 2 months. Complete the whole program everyone. Take a good probiotic. I feel wonderful and HORRID at the same time. I recommend doing Enemas too. I know this is scary to some people but they make you feel so much better and help flush your friends out (I do a coffee one).
Reviewed by HBrake (on 9/17/15)
I have been suffering from occasional itchy skin, fatigue, depression, and joint pain. I had some weird peeling on my nose that would not go away. I was searching for an answer online and came across one that totally grossed me out but seemed to add up and make sense. My gut flora was WAY out of whack. By day 6 of the cleanse, I was seeing results! I have so much more energy and feel so much better!
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Reviewed by Louise on 7/11/15
I've been doing some kind of cleansing since 1988 (monthly colonics, plus a parasite cleanse once a year just before my birthday). I used ParaGone for the first time in August, 2013 with great results! So much so that my scales showed a drop of 8 pounds! Amazing! After that, I repeated it three more times up to July, 2014. On my 5th cleanse now (Nov.-Dec. 2014)
with much less output. Starting Liver Detox in another week. Thank you so much for this product!!
Reviewed by Nancy on 12/1/14
I found that using the drops with a chaser of a tomato based juice like V8 or whatever really alleviates the strong taste of the drops. i just put the drops under my tongue for a minute then swish a mouthful of tomato juice around my mouth and swallow. after 4 doses of the pills & drops i was feeling big time die-off effects and had to stay home and relax, and i made taking really good care of myself top priority. I am so happy i did this cleanse, it was so worth it to be able to have my health and well being restored.
Reviewed by leah on 10/19/14
After my son was infected with pinworms and knowing how easlity contagious they are I purchase Paragone for Kids and Parasite CLeanse System for us adults. We have all immediately noticed a difference. We take this product along with Parazyme, FiberSmart, & Ultimate Flora Probiotic. It has helped us all and we are grateful. SYMPTOM & PARASITE FREE!
Reviewed by Jason on 10/15/14
I love this product. I had problems with energy and sluggish colon and when I did this the colon cleared up
Reviewed by Lucius on 9/29/14
Last spring I had a bout of hPylori which required me to go on some intensive antibiotics for 2 weeks. After the antibiotics were done, I started having severe acne. I'm 40. I shouldn't be having these issues. I returned to the doc who put me on another round of antibiotics for the infected areas. About 2 weeks later my OBGYN called after a pap and said I had an infection that needed to be treated. ANOTHER round of antibiotics. In the middle of these, I broke out with THE WORST yeast infection I have ever had. I literally had yeast coming out from everywhere. I know, gross. My mouth was so bad I couldn't talk or eat for three days. After a round of anti-fungals to get rid of the mouth yeast, I returned to the doc for my follow-up from the hPylori which started all of this. He then tells me I had Tinea Versicolor-white spots all over my skin. What the HE** is Tinea Versicolor? I was sick, felt awful, failing at my job because my head was cloudy and I could barely get up in the a.m. I decided to sit down and do some reading. I realized after reading what happened with the yeast and the tinea versicolor I was probably infected with yeast from all of the antibiotics. I did LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of more reading. The very first thing I did was stop eating sugar and carbs. Cold turkey. Nothing could be worse then how I felt at that moment. It was difficult but everytime I had cravings I went back out to the internet and read other people's stories to remind myself it does get better. Once I got through that, I started the Candida Cleanse. I did the first round which sent me to bed for 3 days because of the "die-off" After I finished my first round of Candida Cleans,e I learned that yeast is generally accompanied by other parasites. I have had horses and animals my whole life and "worm" them on a regular basis but have never wormed myself. I got the ParaCleanse and after three days, I know this sounds really gross, I relieved myself of a LOT of parasites. There was also a lot of green present and the best I can tell is I have liver flukes (that is what they looked like) that were clogging up my bile ducts and their die off opened up the bile duct allowing it to finally flow. I lost 10 pounds that week from my liver finally being able to process foods properly and eliminate toxins. This whole process I have lost over 50 pounds, my head is finally clear and I no longer have "things" coming out of my body. I think I have the candida under control and feel great. I have read that liver flukes are very difficult to get rid of so I am going to start another round next week after giving my body a 30 day rest. Cross your fingers. Remember western medicine is only about 200 years old. Eastern medicine, healing with herbs, is centuries if not milleniums old. I believe there are lots of things available in nature to heal and help us and am glad RenewLife embraces that thought.
Reviewed by Happy on 9/9/14
I read all the reviews and I wonder if Renew Life pays people to post reviews. The product was recommended to me, so I believe it's good, but not one of the posted reviews mentions that absolutely unbearably horrible taste of the ParaGone2 liquid drops. The dietary information should be on the box and on the first page with the directons. I missed them until I read these reviews; I did not know that I was not supposed to have sugar. I will cut it out now and see if I get more results.
Reviewed by PG on 8/20/14
I've had problems with severe bloating, insomnia, joint pains, blurry vision, stubborn weight gain, depression, anxiety and fatigue for over a year. My doctors just doesnt care and tells me to "exercise more". I'm living a very active and healthy life. I came across research about parasites and candida overgrowth a few months back and did some research before I decided to go on a cleanse. I've gone full in cold turkey with the diet, and have been on the cleanse for two weeks. I definitely felt some die-off effects about a week in, but feel a lot better now and am definitely seeing results. I am really pleased with this product so far.
Reviewed by Helene on 8/16/14
I am right at 13 days on paragone and plan to do the second round after a week rest. To be honest, I am not sure if this supplement has worked so far or not. However, this doesn't reflect the quality of the supplement. I have done a lot of international traveling and thought it would be a good idea to do a cleanse because my digestive system has not been the same sense but was not 100% sure if i have parasites or an overgrowth of opportunistic flora. When I began taking this cleanse I had soft stools-diareaha for the first 10 days. I then began taking a 50 billion probiotic and think normal stools are a result of the probiotic. I am also taking a different parasite cleanse suggested by my naturopath, paragone, and fibersmart so it is hard to tell what supplement is doing what. I am satisfied though in taking the natural route and paragone seems to have many herbs and be well rounded to make your GI tract a hostile environment for parasites so even though i don't necessarily feel different, i am confident that paragone will kill any unwanted parasites.
Also, the liquid paragone 2 drops have a pretty bad after taste. If i am not mistaken it says to take the drops with a small amount of water. I suggest having a 2nd glass of water ready to gulp and swish it around in your mouth after downing the bitter paragone drops.
Reviewed by Nicole on 8/12/14
I couldn't believe how well this product worked. I've always been very bloated (I'm average build, but after breakfast and through the rest of the day, I look six months pregnant) and I recently gained a steady amount of stubborn weight.
This product is amazing. Within three days, it was obvious the product was working. I worked my way up to the full dose, but had to cut back due to diarrhea (not normal, and the instructions say to cut down). Cutting back fixed that issue, and the cleanse still works. If anything, it's been a great reboot to get me to cut sugar and eat more whole foods. I made the mistake of eating sugar once during the first two weeks and blew up like a balloon.
I took FiberSmart and Critical Care Probiotics in conjunction with this.
Reviewed by Lauren on 7/19/14
I think this product is awesome. I had been in a real bad wreck and my doctors had me on a lot of depression and nerve medicine. Physically, I was fine but I was like a zombie. I gained up to 204 lbs. I wouldn't even hardly talk. My mom suggested me going to the health food store because she was worried I was going to die from all the medicines that they had prescribed. The lady at the health food store didn't even recognize me at first. I have a cat so she recommended me starting on the paragone cleanse along with the fibersmart, oilsmart and a really good vitamin from the health food store, I used Source of Life for the vitamin. It took awhile and it didn't work overnight and I also tried the advanced cleanse but mostly I stuck with the paragone. I lost 64 lbs and people couldn't believe how well it worked for me. It does help you not crave sugar or want to pig out. You got to give it a chance to work and do it like it says or it won't work. The fibersmart helps bind to the toxins and the oils and fibers work together to help you go to the bathroom plus when I'm doing my cleanses and the oils and fibers it helps with my cholestorl because it has the 3-6-9 oils in it, Every product I've used that Brenda Watson has. Has really worked well for me and I will continue to use them.
Reviewed by peach on 5/12/14
I first used this product last year, when I first realizing the problems associated with an American lifestyle. I was sluggish, tired and gaining weight. At first with this product, I was even more tired. I believe that is your body's effort to assist in the healing process.
Several days in my stool changed. I could not believe what I saw. The "things' were clearly worms (and if you don't believe that I am glad whatever it was is out). My energy sored, my head cleared. I believe that our toxic load in the US is extremely high - resulting in things that live in our system to go out of balance.
My mother told me growing up, her mother lined her and her siblings up and gave them a shot of castor oil at the turn of every season. Castor oil cleans out the system - we don't do those things anymore. It probably kept our system in balance with other organisms living within us.
I do believe the same can be achieved through a very organic, clean eating regimen. I am trying to do both, clean eating and herbs. I think that the I need something strong to help rid these parasites or pathogens that have become resistant.
I am doing my second course this year, because I know that it works. Some of these herbs are stronger in tincture - that is what paragone has. Also, I did my first coffee enema the other day. I wouldn't overdo it, but it had amazing results to my overall well being and functioning. I wouldn't want to throw my electrolytes out of whack, so I proceed with caution.
But I say, give Paragone a chance. You just might be surprised...pleasantly.
Reviewed by Stella13 on 4/3/14
I first took Paragone after watching the Joni show on TBN in which the topic was that of parasites. That episode was promoting a different product which was out of budget for me. The woman held up a jar of parasites which she said came from her and that was enough for me to at least begin to research the idea of doing a cleanse. Thus I began the regimen of Paragone. That was over 4 years ago.
I experienced alot of the same as others - slimy bowel moments, things that appeared to be worms or pieces of worms however, I would not investigate too closely. Physically my energy level drastically improved by my second week. The craving that I occassionally had for sugar disappated. I had, prior to that suffered a bout of Colitis which required hospitalization as I could not stop passing blood - I remember the doctors asking me if I had been to any third world countries and I told them that I had only traveled to Mexico and it was months prior. They did not seem to believe that particular trip was the cause, but I remember having had a horrible case of Montezuma's Revenge while in Mexico. The doctors could never determine the cause behind the Colitis.
Needless to say, I am finally taking a second dose of Paragone years later because I am not feeling my best. I continue to get a reoccuring infection and the antibiotics I get prescribed are not remedying the problem. I began to have gastrointestonal issues after travel to - where else but Mexico, again. I remember how well Paragone worked for me before and am hoping for the same results. I will post and update on the results.
Reviewed by mica on 2/14/14
I've used this product several times, and I will say it works very well based on the fact that the first time, I had the weirdest shit (ha ha) come out of me. No, but seriously, there were very strange things, that were probably parasites. There were a lot of different shapes of them and i can't tell you what they were. Unfortunately the doctor couldn't tell me either, but I am pretty sure they were parasites.
I've done several other rounds of this and haven't had the same results, which tells me it really got a lot of stuff out the first time. I would recommend this product.
Reviewed by chicka on 1/20/14
Was unsure if I wanted to use this product, but I was noticing white specks in my, uh, "BM", as everyone's calling it here, and I was concerned they might be worm eggs.
I started ParaGone on X-mas Eve of 2013. First cleanse ever, and I'm under 130 lbs so I started at half dose like the directions suggested, for one week and then since I was experiencing almost no die-off symptoms (smidgeon of a headache after a dose, that's all), I upped to full dose and stuck with until I finished the package like 3 weeks later.
I also changed my diet for the cleanse as suggested in the directions and it kept my skin pretty clear.
From before I even started the cleanse, up until after I finished, there was NO change in the white specks. Maybe they've always been there, I don't know; you have to look close to see them. They are smaller than "rice grains"... They must not be parasite eggs after all. They might just be Candida yeast bits. But either way they remained just the same whether I was cleansing for parasites or controlling what I eat (the ParaGone suggested diet IS a good way to control Candida), so, I dunno.
Either way I'm sure this cleanse killed something bad in me that I couldn't see. The natural herbs and stuff sure couldn't hurt. I feel no different than when I started, but I never felt sick to begin with. I don't feel like I wasted my time with this product and I wouldn't hesitate to try another Renew Life cleanse in the future.
Reviewed by TyRAN* on 1/12/14
So I purchased this product after doing a bit of research on parasitic cleansing... I suspect that I might have parasites after seeing what looked like white rice in my stools and a change in my stomach/intestinal health. I started having bloated stomach, pain after eating due to gas and blocked bowels from constipation etc.etc..a few times, I saw what looked like fragments of worms.. but couldn't be sure...I've been taking this product now for about 3 days straight. Before that, I had started the product but only took it one day and then skipped a couple of days. When I did that, I developed a very bloated hard belly, and so I figured something was going on and decided to continue taking the product at that point. All I can say thus far is I woke up today, (the third consecutive day), and realized my head was clearer....no more foggy mind...I felt a sense of balance...As far as my bowels are concerned, I was still a bit bloated but not as bad... especially after eating, and a bit constipated today but my bowels are moving...I haven't seen anything interesting yet and I'm thinking that's because I have sooo much that needs to come out before I see anything significant and, I believe it takes a few days for the die off.. Other than a bloated belly, I am not experiencing any bad side affects at all... I will update my progress in a few days.. I can't wait to see what happens but as of today, I'm pleased thus far...
Reviewed by RTWnda4660 on 12/29/13
I spent 5 months in Central America. In addition to traveling there, I spent much time working on a farm in Costa Rica and always ate raw fruits and veggies, and was playing in the dirt so much I couldn't get my nails clean. Shortly after arriving in Costa Rica I felt a mass in my abdomen. After a couple of months, I began having digestive issues also. When I finally returned to the states and went to the doctor, with exacerbated digestive issues, they told me nothing was wrong. They could all feel my "mass" but even an MRI didn't show anything suspicious. Finally I took matters into my own hands, because doctors here (everywhere?) are oblivious to parasites as an issue and don't know how to treat them.
Two days on the cleanse had me feeling hungry due to dietary restrictions (the ones specified and my own--vegetarian and gluten free). I was also passing a lot of unidentifiable things that looked like gallstones, but maybe they were parasite eggs.....? The doctor told me I couldn't pass gallstones without being in excruciating pain, but I don't buy it. I stayed on the cleanse full strength for two weeks, and felt incredible. My skin was clearer than ever, too. Just cutting out sugar always has that effect anyways, but this was even better, because for YEARS I've had loose stools and never thought anything of it. But after this cleanse....? I had almost forgotten what a normal bowel movement was because when I had one, it was a surprise! It cured whatever the issue was in my intestines. I'm about to take another, because the mass is still there but I have a feeling one more round of Para-Gone will do the trick!
Reviewed by Avalanche on 11/16/13
This product kills your brain cells cause brain fog inability to concentrate extreme bloating constipation & weakness after taking the product extreme constipation slept for 19 hours a day for 9 days then had to quit goto the hospital for expensive tests after stopping the product after almost a month slowly starting to feel a little better only sleep 11 hours a day I went to the top neurosurgeon & gastro doctor in the state both said this is quackery the placebo effect take at own risk & you are wasting your money on pills that are unregulated bunk
Reviewed by David on 11/14/13
I saw results (literally - a 7 inch tapeworm) after taking this this product. I found I had to do 2 full rounds. It's very regimented, though, so know going into it that you need to follow the instructions and the dietary recommendations. I have recommended this product to my gastrointerologist in the event he has patients that wish to pursue alternative remedies versus a prescription (Albenzadole is what he prescribed for me).
Reviewed by Reliable Results on 10/21/13
About a month ago, I did one round of the 35-day cycle (15 days on, 5 days off, 15 days on). By the third day I started to pass things that looked wormy, but who knows. I did pass a lot of protein strings and mucus. At about day 10, I collected some things that looked like worms and had them tested. They came back negative as undigested protein.
I wasn't 100% with the diet, but pretty close. I went from (before the cleanse) having slushy, urgent BM first thing in the a.m. to formed, darker (normal) BM. The best thing is I no longer have colon pain. I used to feel achy/crampy in the colon after a BM.
About two years ago, I had a comprehensive stool test which said no parasites, no or minimal yeast, but also no good bacteria. And this was after daily drinking kefir and taking probiotics (though not the expensive ones). For a bunch of years I have had low grade fatigue, brain fog, poor digestion, blood sugar problems, poor memory etc. (it has really sucked). I've tried a bunch of supplements, cutting out gluten, cooking Chinese herbs, acupuncture, a wholistic NP, etc. Things have helped a little.
An alternative med person read me energetically and said I had parasites and a lot of them. (I think he meant a whole range of things, not specifically worms.) I took his supps for a number of months and felt a little improvement (also went back on low carb, low/no sugar diet--not 100%). A friend told me about ParaGONE and I did the program with the whole protocol.
I was instructed to stay on the diet for the 5 days off and didn't quite live up to it. And then after the 35 days I went back to eating "like a normal person"--sweets now and then, a little pizza, a beer or glass of wine on a special occasion. My poop isn't as good as when I was on the cleanse. After the cleanse, the alt med guy said parasites were down 90% and fungus/mold 30%.
i was better on the cleanse, but this time I want to try CandiGONE and see if that makes a difference. Clearly I need to get my digestion balanced in order to feel better. Also, I have had toenail fungus all of my life. Of all the different things I've tried in the last six years, ParaGONE has made the biggest improvement in a short period of time.
Reviewed by ACalifornian on 10/19/13
I can't believe how well this stuff worked. I was suffering from massive heartburn and have been for years. The reason I entertained the thought of taking this was because my heartburn was out of control and nothing was working. I mentioned it to my cousin and he told me he suffered from the same a few years back so he took this Paragone Parasite cleanser and never had the heartburn again. Well I had to try it and here is what happened. I followed the instructions to the letter. 1.Lots of pooping (like 3-4 times a day (I guess I was full of $hit, lol) 2. Lost my belly 3. Around week 3 was getting bloated and the heartburn returned with a vengeance. I told my cousin about it and he said the parasites were probable fighting back or dying and to keep the treatment going. 4. Finished off the week and unbelievably I have not had heartburn in the last 2 months.....All I can say is WOW!
It really worked for me and I tell my friends suffering from stomach issues or heartburn to give it a shot. It is a little expensive $35 but I was taking over $100 a month in different pills for my heartburn.
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I'm so totally bad at positioning the objects- I mean your computer is floating!
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By JAMES ALLAN
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Roy Devyn Marble's NBA dream is now reality.
The Denver Nuggets selected the former University of Iowa men's basketball standout with the 56th pick in the 2014 NBA Draft before sending his rights to the Orlando Magic in a draft-day trade.
"It was surreal," Marble said during a media teleconference Thursday night. "I was blessed to be taken off the board. It was very emotional, and I am not an emotional guy.
"I was happy to come this far. I don't think people understand how much hard work I had to put in to get where I am today. All that poured out all at once. I am blessed to be in this position."
Marble is the first Hawkeye to be drafted since Adam Haluska was taken with the 43rd pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. Marble, who is the 52nd Iowa player taken all-time, finished his UI career fifth in scoring (1,694 points), sixth in assists (397) and seventh in steals (176).
"I am happy I did get picked and I am in a great organization with a great chance to be on a roster come this fall. I am taking it all in stride and enjoying the moment."
Roy Devyn Marble, 2014 NBA Second Round Draft selection
Marble watched the draft with friends and family at local bar and grill in his hometown of Southfield, Michigan. UI head coach Fran McCaffery, the Hawkeye coaching staff and teammates Melsahn Basabe and Anthony Clemmons were among those in attendance.
"There is no way we wouldn't be here," said McCaffery. "We were so happy to be part of this night for him and to share it with his family. It is a highlight in anybody's coaching career to see one of the guys you love get his name called."
McCaffery says Marble's end result concludes a whirlwind six-week stretch where he worked out for 15 teams and is a culmination of 21 years of hard work.
"These last six weeks have been so pressure-packed for him," said McCaffery. "He handled it so well and has worked so hard to become one of the elite players in our league and Iowa history. To see his name get called like that, to see his and his family's reaction was a great feeling for all of us."
Marble -- a first-team All-Big Ten and all-district honoree as a senior -- was one of three players selected by the Magic along with Arizona power forward Aaron Gordon and Louisiana-Lafayette guard Elfrid Payton.
"I am pretty sure they're looking at me as a 2-3," he said. "That's what most teams felt my positioning was at the two and if I get stronger a three. They like my versatility as a wing more than as a point guard."
After waiting it out four and a half hours before his name was called on draft night, Marble's focus is now on the end result, which is making a roster this fall.
"As the clock was winding down, you're sitting there thinking, `What is going on?' he said. "I am happy I did get picked and I am in a great organization with a great chance to be on a roster come this fall. I am taking it all in stride and enjoying the moment."
Marble will travel to Orlando for a news conference Friday, return to Detroit on Saturday and head back to the Sunshine State for a team dinner early next week.


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The market's performance in December has traditionally been quite favorable.
A look at historical data shows the stock market advance may not be quite over.
The history of Octobers is a warm and fuzzy one for stock pickers.
Historically, September has shaped up to be the worst month for stocks with an average rate of return from 1928 to 2009 of -1.21% and a median return of -0.56%.


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Motorola Flash, Rush 2, Calgary and Inferno all leaked on the way to Verizon in 2009
And here I thought Motorola was sleeping on its laurels. Well, those that it still had on them, anyway. Apparently, the company's adopted some sort of new hush-hush approach to developing their products, especially those that are most likely to catch the public's attention.
Displayed here in all their drool-worthy glory are a total of four upcoming Motorola phones for Verizon's network, and not one of these disappoint when it comes to looks, at the very least. Time will tell what features exactly each model holds.
For now, Motorola fans can settle on the fact that these handsets are as sure as the sun's setting in the afternoon, and that they're all scheduled for release some time in 2009 under Verizon's network. The red-hot QWERTY Rush 2, pictured below, is said to be the first one of these that will come out, during Q1 of 2009.
The other two handsets on display are the Motorola Calgary (the silver one with a QWERTY keyboard), and the Motorola Inferno (the one that looks like a MOTO MING).
We'll be on the lookout for more info regarding these handsets ourselves, and will update you hopefully in the near future.
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|75 Cory Dowless
A battle-tested, physical and strong veteran who will play an integral role anchoring East Carolina's offensive line for the third-straight season as the projected starter at the left guard position ... Enjoyed two notable starting campaigns (2006 and 2008) on the left side of the line before move to right guard in 2009 ... Utilized an "untraditional" redshirt season in 2007 after earning Conference USA All-Freshman honors as a true rookie in 2006 ... Benefitted from added work in strength and conditioning program that enhanced already impressive power numbers during "off" year and turned in an exemplary contribution on offensive scout team ... Lauded by new coaching staff for an outstanding spring season, in fact, earning many offensive MVP votes in an unofficial internal poll conducted by the staff ... A versatile performer who also handled center duties during the last week of spring work (because of injuries) ... A preseason All-Conference USA selection (third-team) by Phil Steele Magazine.
2009: Played in and started all 14 games at the right guard position ... Finished tied for second on the unit with 45 knockdown blocks while experiencing action in 902 snaps ... A key member of a line which ranked sixth nationally in fewest sacks allowed (12 overall/0.86 sapg) - surrendering only two in a nine-game stretch from Oct. 3 (Marshall) to Dec. 5 (Houston in the Conference USA Championship Game) ... Unit also only allowed one (Virginia Tech) in a seven-contest span from Oct. 17 (Rice) to Dec. 5 ... Turned in a season-high eight knockdown total in 74 plays during the Pirates' 19-14 Conference USA win over UCF at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Sept. 26 before matching number against SEC-member Arkansas in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium ... Also credited with six knockdowns against Rice and four in battles against SMU, Memphis and Virginia Tech ... Logged three "successful" blocks each against West Virginia, Marshall and Tulsa ... Output against Golden Hurricane was amassed during a season-high 79 snaps from scrimmage ... Participated in 76 plays (two knockdowns) in divisional-clinching victory against Southern Miss ... Member of the Victors Club (weekly awards) for the offensive unit.
2008: Played in and started all 14 games at the left guard position ... Finished third on the unit with 43 knockdown blocks while experiencing action on 658 snaps ... Turned in a season-high nine knockdown total in the Pirates' 30-10 Conference USA win over Memphis at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Oct. 18 ... Also credited with five knockdowns in 51 plays at Tulane in the league opener ... Another key member of an offensive line that helped produce four 100-yard rushing performances by three players and allowed one sack or less in eight games (four without a sack - Virginia Tech, Southern Miss, UTEP and Tulsa) ... Also helped offense register at least 350 yards of total offense in seven games, including a season-best 475 against UTEP ... Provided support to a Pirate attack that generated a combined 755 total yards (377.5 ypg) and a completion percentage of 77.8 (42-of-54) during early-season victories over nationally-ranked Virginia Tech and West Virginia ... Provided pass blocking protection for a season-high 296 air yards vs. Kentucky in bowl action with participation in 34 plays and four knockdowns ... Played key role in additional ECU season-highs against UTEP - 231 rushing yards and 53 points ... Other knockdown efforts of note came against UCF (five in 66 snaps) and UH (four in 33) ... Recipient of the offensive line's Overton Decal Award for racking up the most helmet stickers (41).
2007: Redshirted ... Spent season as one of top offensive line scout performers, preparing Pirates' vaunted defensive front on a weekly basis after award-winning freshman campaign ... In fact, earned the Rick Bankston Memorial Award as the offensive unit's top scout team player.
2006: Started eight consecutive games at the left guard position as a rookie ... In all, played in 10 games (DNP vs. Navy, UAB and USF in the Papajohns.com Bowl) ... An unanimous pick to the C-USA All-Freshman squad by both head coaches and media ... Made collegiate debut against Memphis (9/16) as a member of special teams ... Posted 24.0 knockdown blocks in 446 plays from scrimmage ... Notched first career start against Virginia (10/7) at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and picked up one knockdown in 73 snaps ... Recorded at least four knockdowns in five (Tulsa, SMU, UCF, Marshall, Rice) of eight games played on the line ... Top knockdown figure was five vs. the Knights and Thundering Herd ... Key contributor for a line that produced three 100-yard rushers, five 100-yard receivers and 3,024 passing yards - ECU's highest total in 14 years (since 1992) and third-best all-time ... Recorded initial offensive line (LG) showing against West Virginia at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, participating in 12 snaps.
High School: Earned selection to Eastern Randolph High School's distinguished Scholar-Athlete List as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior ... Part of a Wildcat program which rolled to a combined 48-7 record during prep career ... Member of squad during successful 9-1 and 15-1 campaigns during freshman and sophomore seasons, respectively ... A two-year letterwinner and starter in 2004 and 2005 ... Chosen to all-conference unit after logging 54 "pancake" blocks while helping the Wildcats to an 11-3 mark as a junior ... Followed up with honor-producing season in 2005 which resulted in a 13-2 ledger ... Credited with 71 "pancake" blocks and was selected as the Old Spice Red Zone National Player-of-the-Year (one of 50 players honored) ... Also picked up All-Mid-Piedmont Conference, all-region and all-county accolades as a team captain during senior year ... Earned additional varsity letter as member of the Wildcats' track squad (discus throw and shot put) ... Excelled in the classroom as a member of the Beta Club and National Honor Society ... Coach was Burton Cates.
Personal: Full name is Cory Hunter Dowless ... Born December 1, 1987 at Greensboro, N.C. ... Earned a bachelor's degree in information technologies in May, 2010 and is currently pursuing a second undergraduate degree in recreation and park management.


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Amsterdam merges modern flair with historic and artistic importance, which gives the city a unique identity and maintains its place as one of Europe's top holiday destinations.
The beautiful city of Amsterdam boasts many attractions, both vintage and modern. The location is ideal for those in search of culture, as the many museums and galleries are easy to encounter. Whether absorbing the views on foot, by boat or on your bike, the natural beauty is sure to leave you in awe. Amsterdam holidays present the perfect escape for families and the ideal voyage for romancers, so be sure to take advantage of the Amsterdam City Deals we have to offer.
If you fancy a change of scenery, or are curious about what else the Netherlands has to offer, Utrecht is as quaint as it gets. Be sure to visit the Museum Speelklock where you can admire antiques in the form of automatically playing musical instruments. The Dom Tower of Utrecht and the Kasteel de Haar also emanate architectural prowess for your viewing pleasure.
Arts and culture are always within reach during holidays in Amsterdam - notable locations include the Droog, packed with modernist designs, and of course the famous Van Gogh museum, where the post-impressionist's work is displayed in all its glory. The Jordaan district hosts many of Amsterdam's galleries in the form of converted houses and shops. The area is buzzing with bohemian residents immersed in the creative scene. The art isn't always found indoors however, as Amsterdam's street art ranges from imaginative graffiti to creatively placed stickers.
The preserved culture is rife through the city, that's the beauty of Amsterdam city breaks. If you want to take a piece of the city away with you the best place to head is the flea markets. Here you can savour the city's offerings and support the independent retailers that make Amsterdam holidays what they are. Markets are unique to their specific region, such as the Dappermarkt in Oost and the Lindenmarkt in Jordaan. If a day of market shopping has resulted in stomach rumbles, you can sample some of the local street food, such as patat, Dutch chips often served with peanut saté sauce, mayo and onions.
If you're a music lover visiting in summer, Amsterdam holds a number of dance music festivals, including Loveland Festival and the always impressive Amsterdam Dance Event, showcasing the best in house and techno. Alternative festivals also occur throughout summer time, such as Summer Dance Forever and the Amsterdam Fringe Festival, providing plenty of entertainment and amusement throughout your holidays to Amsterdam.
Although Amsterdam is generally thought of as an expensive city to visit, there are plenty of ways to enjoy a break as a couple on a smaller budget. One of the most beautiful aspects of the city is its canals and archaic buildings, all of which can be explored by simply taking a stroll through winding cobblestone streets, blossoming courtyards and over bridges. Amsterdam is famed for its museums and galleries and if you don't want to go to the expense of admission fees, visit the outer arcade in the Civic Gardens Gallery, which is lined with 17th century impressive paintings and is completely free. Eating can be cheap too, especially if you head to Damstraat, a street lined with little restaurants that serve some great value bites.
Despite a reputation as a lively clubbing capital, Amsterdam is actually one of the most romantic destinations you could hope to visit as a couple. A beautiful city floating atop a maze of canals, it is the perfect place for enjoying some stolen moments of escapism. Whether you choose to simply wander across the winding streets and get lost in the atmosphere, or cycle across the streets and over waterways, you will find yourself falling in love all over again. Take your time and explore Amsterdam's art and history together, seeing famous works from Rembrandt and Van Gogh, or take some dreamy nights strolling in the starlight and finding a local restaurant to sample some of the finest traditional cuisine.
Amsterdam is full of possibilities when it comes to things to do. You can spend the day wandering across the city, exploring its twisting old backstreets and walking alongside the waterways, or you can hire a bike and ride across the canal ring discovering further. There are a number of museums and galleries, such as the Maritime Museum, Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum, or you can explore some beautifully built churches and synagogues. Once the sun begins to appear in the spring, Amsterdam becomes a blooming city, with a variety of parks where you can spend time enjoying a picnic and a bottle of wine.
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Amsterdam is a great destination for a short break, providing you make the most of the city during your stay. For a quick tour, hire a bicycle and trace the city's waterways, which will take you past historical sights, architectural wonders, galleries and museums that you can stop off at on the way. There are charming markets where you can quickly pick up some local produce or you can spend your weekend watching the world go by from the cobblestone terrace of a café. If you're after a lively weekend, spend some hectic nights making sure Amsterdam lives up to its spirited night time reputation.
With some of the most varied and unique markets in the whole of Europe, you could spend days wandering across the stalls, unearthing rare finds and seeing a wealth of different items. The Albert Cuyp Market is over 100 years old and has almost 300 vendors, selling everything from fresh fruit and veg to spices, shoes, flowers, accessories and fabric. Bloemenmarkt, Amsterdam's floating flower market, must not be missed, with flowers blooming every colour of the rainbow. If you want to pick up some affordable artwork, the Spui Art Market and the Thorbeckeplein Modern Art Market are great places to see some local artists showcasing work that is often much cheaper then the galleries.
If you wish to truly make the most of a weekend break in Amsterdam, it is more convenient to stay in the city centre. For budget travellers, the Artemis Amsterdam and the Eden Hotel are in the middle of the city and both are impressive venues offering great value for money. If you want to splurge and treat yourself to a truly remarkable stay, take a look at the five star Grand Sofitel. Perching between two canals it is a magical, palatial building with an opulent interior, a fine restaurant and even a Turkish Bath.
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Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Peace House Fundraiser
The Peace House and Mary Jane's will present "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes," a fundraiser for Peace House, on Sunday, Sept. 22, at 10 a.m. Men will don women's shoes and walk from Miner's Hospital to the Wasatch Brew Pub. Registration is being accepted at www.peacehouse.org . The cost is $30 in advance or $40 the day of the event. For more information, visit www.peacehouse.org .
Wolves of the West Presentation at the Swaner EcoCenter
The Swaner EcoCenter, 1258 Center Dr. at Kimball Junction, will host Dan MacNulty, a wolf specialist and assistant professor in Utah State University's Department of Wildland Resources, who will speak about wolves and their specific biological limiting factors on Tuesday, Sept. 24. The presentation will begin at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
Park City Farmers Market
The Park City Farmers Market is open at Canyons Resort's cabriolet parking lot every Wednesday from noon until 6 p.m. Admission is free. For more information, visit www. parkcityfarmersmarket.com.
Friends of Animals Utah Miss Kitty's Barking Ball
The Friends of Animals Utah annual Miss Kitty's Barking Ball will be held Saturday, Oct. 5, at Montage, Deer Valley, at 6 p.m. The evening will feature dinner, drinks, live music, auctions and prizes. The proceeds will benefit FOA Utah's programs such as the Purple Paw, Critter Camp and School Education Outreach. Tickets are $250 each or $2,000 for a table of 10. To register or for more information, visit www.foautah.org.


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V&A Waterfront sparkle – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of sundown at the V&A Waterfront was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Robert Wallace.
Robert says: "The brightly-lit old harbour master's building in the V&A Waterfront reflected in the tranquil waters of the basin at twilight."
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Cape Town Tourism is running the Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Winter Competition 2010, and wants your best winter photographs of Cape Town by September 15. There is a generous prize up for grabs, which includes R10 000 cash and a night for two at the five-star Greenways Hotel in Claremont. Visit the competition page to find out what you need to do to stand a chance of winning.
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The High School Football playoffs continue for teams in Alabama, Georgia and Florida on Friday. In the panhandle, it will be a rematch in Class 1A, as Chipley travels to Holmes County.
The Blue Devils beat the Tigers in Chipley in week nine of the regular season. Both teams won first round games last week, with Holmes County topping Liberty County 35-14, while the Tigers knocked off Blountstown on the road 34-33.
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BOSTON - After 60 years of a close working relationship, Hebrew SeniorLife and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, along with Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians at BIDMC, have signed a formal preferred provider agreement. The agreement is a recommitment of a 60-year clinical affiliation which aims to provide the highest quality, cost-effective hospital and post-hospital care, including ensuring seamless transition between institutions.
Driven by a commitment to reduce avoidable hospitalization and readmission, the goals of the agreement are to improve transitions of care for patients, other quality care metrics such as improved access, as well sharing of electronic medicals records to ensure timely and accurate communication about patients shared between institutions.
It also expands the possible scope of services beyond Hebrew SeniorLife's traditional post-acute and long-term care. Potential areas of future collaboration include home health, evidenced-based prevention and wellness services, and programs for healthy aging communities.
"We have a long, proud and successful relationship with Beth Israel Deaconess, and now, with this agreement, we are jointly focused on the value proposition for seniors of quality care at an affordable cost," said HSL CEO Len Fishman.
"Our relationship has deep roots within the Boston community and we share the same values of delivering high quality, cost effective care," said BIDMC President and CEO Kevin Tabb MD. "Those are fundamental building blocks for a health care system that is truly patient centered."
While the agreement is not exclusive, the clinical affiliation reflects a strong preferential relationship. Each of the three parties - HSL, BIDMC and HMFP - will also collaborate with other health care providers to serve specific geographic diversity of their patient populations.
"We look forward to working together to establish the best possible outcomes for our patients, particularly reducing the potential for avoidable acute-care admissions and readmissions," added Stuart Rosenberg, MD, President and CEO of HMFP. He noted that the range of services being provided are important services for managing populations of patients and coordinating their care under global risk contracts.
HSL and BIDMC will also focus on programs to improve communications between patients and families and their primary care physicians and specialists when patients are transferred between facilities, ensuring clarity about each patient's clinical status and a seamless transition of care plans and goals of care.
"This arrangement goes to the heart of what reforming the health care system is about - making sure our shared patients receive the right care in the right place at the right time," said HSL President Lou Woolf.
The agreement formalizes bonds that date to at least 1950 when Harry Derow, MD, an internist at Beth Israel Hospital, became the first physician in chief at Hebrew Rehabilitation Center for the Aged and created a blueprint for HSL's medical organization and program of care. Today, Lewis Lipsitz, MD, serves the dual role as Chief of the Division of Gerontology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Vice President, Academic Medicine and Director of the
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Founded in 1903, Hebrew SeniorLife, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, is a recognized national leader in the field of senior care dedicated to rethinking, researching and redefining the possibilities of aging. Based in Boston, the non-profit, non-sectarian organization provides senior healthcare and communities, research into aging, and education for geriatric care providers. Hebrew Rehabilitation Center is an integral part of Hebrew SeniorLife, offering post-acute and long-term care services at two locations in Boston and Dedham. For more information about Hebrew SeniorLife, visit
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is a patient care, teaching and research affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and currently ranks third in National Institutes of Health funding among independent hospitals nationwide. BIDMC is clinically affiliated with the Joslin Diabetes Center and is a research partner of Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center.
BIDMC has a network of community partners that includes Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Needham Anna Jaques Hospital, Lawrence General Hospital, Commonwealth Hematology-Oncology, Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare, Community Care Alliance, Atrius Health and Hebrew SeniorLife. BIDMC is the official hospital of the Boston Red Sox. For more information, visit
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A television pilot based on the life of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon was green lit at the beginning of the year, and now several main roles on the series have been cast. Comingsoon.net posted the news that five characters have been cast on the new pilot, which follows the journey of a young James Gordon in Gotham City.
The role of James Gordon will be played by actor Benjamin McKenzie, who is well known for the role of outcast Ryan Atwood on the teen drama "The O.C." and as officer Ben Sherman on the cop drama "Southland," in addition to many film roles. Actor Donal Logue will portray the role of Harvey Bullock, who is the partner of Jim Gordon and a former mentor. Logue most recently appeared on the FX drama "Sons of Anarchy" as the tough United States Marshall Lee Toric.
Soem popular villains for the comic book series about the Caped Crusader will also be making appearances, including Oswald Cobblepot. Cobblepott is the real name of the sociopath The Penguin, and will be played by actor Robin Lord Taylor. The actor most recently played the role of survivor Sam on "The Walking Dead."
Although a young Bruce Wayne has yet to be cast, his butler has been. Actor Sean Pertwee will portray the role of Wayne's butler, an ex-Marine who is fiercely loyal to the family and raises Bruce after his parents death. The show has also cast Zabryna Guevara as Captain Essen, Gordon's boss at the Gotham City Police Department and Erin Richards will play Barbara Kean, Gordon's fiancee.
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|Thomas R. Dallmeyer (Dec. 25, 1906)
|George Bishop (Dec. 20, 1906)
|A. L. Henderson (July 5, 1907)
|Rev. T. Perkins (Mar. 21, 1907)
|J. T. Sandell (Dec. 29, 1906)
|Siegfried Czapski (June 29, 1907)
|S. D. McKellen (Dec. 26, 1906)
|John Stuart (July 13, 1907)
It was on Christmas Day of the year 1906 that one of the best-known members of the photography world passed away in the person of Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer. He was the second some of the late John Henry Dallmeyer, and was born in May 1859, his mother being the daughter of that celebrated optician Andrew Ross. After taking his B.Sc. as a student of King's College, Mr. J. Dallmeyer commenced a course of training in his father's factory grinding lenses and making optical brasswork. On the breakdown of Mr. J. H. Dallmeyer's health in 1882 he was ordered to take long sea voyages, and Mr. T.
r. Dallmeyer then assumed the control of the business, in which he was actively interested until his death. During his career Mr. Dallmeyer designed many new and valuable instruments, but his name is more intimately connected with telephotography than with any other branch. He made the first practical telephoto lens in 1891, and hardly a year passes in which he did not make some modification or improvement, his last work being in connection with the Junior "Adon." Among his other inventions may be mentioned a rapid triple cemented landscape lens, a rectilinear landscape lens, the original naturalist's camera, and many special lenses for cinematography and other purposes. He became a member of the Photographic Society of Great Britain in 1866, and was in succession member of Council, vice-president, and president (1900), taking a prominent part in a perturbed period of the society's history.
Mr. Dallmeyer possessed a singularly winning manner, and was generous to a fault. Many a struggling genius has received substantial and too often unappreciated assistance form him.
To many photographers the news of the death of Mr. Hendesron, at Bad-Nauheim, on July 5, must have come as distressing news. His readiness to place his wide experience at the disposal of others made him a valued member at a society meeting, where he was never so happy as when in hot and eager argument with one or all, and when his fiery enthusiasm frequently culminated in outbursts, at which he himself was one of the first to laugh. The regard in which he was held was proved by the attendances on those nights when it was known he was to speak of the travels necessitated during the later years of his life through ill-health. Mr. Henderson practised professional photography in its palmist day. He once told me that he had earned a competency for himself before he was twenty-one.
Mr. Sandell, from his long association with the dry plate trade, was one of the most familiar figures in photographic circles. He commenced his career in the establishment of Messrs. R. W. Thomas and Co., in Pall Mall, and when the Thomas Works were removed to Thornton Heath became manager and chemist. There he brought on to the market the "Thomas" plates, the lantern plate particularly having a large share of public favour. He also introduced, through the same commercial channels, the "Sandell" double-film and triple-film plates, the principle of which he afterwards embodied in the "Cristoid" film, brought out by the Sandell Dry Plates and Films Co., Limited. Mr. Sandell was more at home in the laboratory and behind the demonstration table than in the direction of business enterprises. His exhibitions to photograph societies of the properties of his patented films were models of technical demonstrations.
Many of the present generation may not be aware of the fact that Mr. McKellen was the father of the modern camera. Photographers of twenty years ago will well remember the advent of the McKellen Camera in 1884, when it obtained the first medal for apparatus ever offered by the Photographic Society of Great Brittan, and how it entirely revolutionized the construction of this instrument. Mr. McKellen first commenced photography upwards of fifty year ago with a cigar-box and spectacle lens of his apparatus. At this time of his decease he was seventy years of age.
Mr. George Bishop, sen., partner in Messrs. Marion and Co.,Limited, died at his residence in London on Dec. 20, 1906. Mr. Bishop, who was seventy-two years of age, had relinquished active interest in the business, of late year, to his brother, Mr. Frank Bishop, who, since his brother's death, has likewise retired from an active share in the management of his firm's affairs.
A well-known worker and writer in the photographic world has been lost to us in the death of the Rev. T. Perkins, M.A. After a distinguished academic career at Blundell's School, Tiverton, and Christ College, Cambridge, Mr. Perkins was admitted to Holy Orders in 1869, and for many years had been rector of Turnworth in Dorset. Although an enthusiast on photographic matters in general, a regular attendant at the Convention, Mr. Perkins devoted himself chiefly to the study of architecture, both domestic and ecclesiastical, but specially the latter, and his writings on the subject, such as "A Handbook of Gothic Architecture," and several handbooks on cathedrals and churches in the "Bell's Cathedral Series," show that his knowledge of his subject was both intimate and thorough.
In the death of Dr. Czapski, at the age of only 46, the establishment of Carl Zeiss at Jena has sustained an even greater loss than in the death of Professor Abbe two year ago. For while Abbe's life-work was done, Czapski was at the zenith of the career which commenced when he, then a young student at Breslau, became assistant to Abbe, and greatly helped the latter in carrying out the industrial and social reforms in that great scientific institute. Throughout the great scheme under which the Carl Zeiss "Stiftung" was founded, Czapski worked hand in hand with Abbe, and in 1902 succeeded Abbe as head of the "Stiftung." Since his entry into Zeiss Works, Dr. Czapski's publications were confined to optical subjects. Sometimes they were communications of novelties in optical instruments and other theoretical researches. The former frequently dealt with new instruments or improvements in existing ones devised by Professor Abbe. Of theoretical researches we must not omit to mention a treatise on the possible limits of the microscope. Dr. Czapski's greatest scientific work was undoubtedly the "Theorie der Optischen Instrumenten nach Abbe, " which fist appeared as part of Winkelmann's "Handbuch der Physik" in 1893. This work has become extremely important in consequence of the great advance in photographic optics during the past twenty years. It had special interest to the reader of the ALMANAC, and they will doubtless remember that a few years ago Dr. Czapski was elected an honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society.
A well-known personality has been removed by death in the person of Mr. John Stuart, of Glasgow, who was one of the leading photographers in the North, and had for close on fifty year been connected with the business in Glasgow now carried on under his name. He was a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and a staunch supporter of the Photographic Convention from its inception, of which he was President at the Glasgow meeting in 1898. Born in the city of Glasgow in the year 1831, Mr. Stuart was seventy-six years of age at the time of his death. Form a humble beginning he fought his way forward, and by sheer merit and good work his studio in Buchanan Street, Glasgow, came to be regarded as one of the foremost in Scotland. Of a singularly active disposition, Mr. Stuart throughout his lifetime took a keen interest in public affairs, and proved himself a useful citizen. He was first returned to the Town Council in 1865, and was a member for seventeen years. In 1869 he was created Junior Bailie, and in 1870 Senior Bailie, reaching the top of the municipal tree in 1877, when he was chosen Provost. He held that office for seven years, and during his term was instrumental n introducing many important pubic improvements.
Among others whose deaths have taken place during the past year are Sebastian Davis' Meyer Lewis Isaacs, of Messrs. Houghton's. Limited; J. T. Chapman, of Manchester; R. F. Reynolds, of Reynolds and Branson' and Robert Pringle. Colonel Laussedat, Georg Scamoni, Ottomar-Anschütz, and Dr. Aarland are among the Continental workers in photography whose loss we have to deplore.


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Marilyn McKenna, wife of former Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna, was proud of her amazing weight loss accomplishment and posted a Facebook photo of a size 20 pair of pants that she calls her old "fat pants."
McKenna went from weighing 265 pounds to currently only weighing 145 pounds.
In the photo McKenna proudly fits her entire body in one leg of the pair of paints, but her excitement soon turned to utter shock.
McKenna's photo was blocked by Facebook, and each time she tried re-posting the photo she got the error message: "Your ad wasn't approved because it promotes adult products."
According to KOMO news, a Facebook representative stated that her photo was prohibited because McKenna was attempting to "boost" the post. Facebook considers boosted posts to be advertisements.
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The Penn track & field program has long considered the 800 meters to be a "Penn" event, with a long list of Heptagonal and IC4A champions over the years. Sam Burley might be the most prominent among them. He won the 800 at the 2003 NCAA Outdoor Championships, just the Quakers' second national champion in that race. The first? Try Earl Eby -- in 1921. Burley also was a two-time winner in the 800 at the Outdoor Heptagonal Championships, in 2001 and 2003, and took the 1,500 at Outdoor Heps in 2002 and 2003. (That's right, he hit the 800/1,500 double in 2003, making him the only multiple champion at that meet; not surprisingly, he was voted the meet's Outstanding Performer.) He also was an individual Heps champion at the 2003 indoor meet, in the 1,000, as well as a winner with the 4x400 relay team in 2002. Burley helped Penn to its most recent Heptagonal team titles, outdoor championships in both 2001 and 2002. Burley graduated as a five-time All-American and 13-time All-Ivy honoree. On this night of his induction, Burley still holds the school records in both the indoor 800 (1:48.16) and outdoor 800 (1:45.39); in both cases, those marks also are second all-time among Heps schools. He also stands seventh all-time at Penn in the indoor 500 (1:04.02); seventh in the outdoor 1,500 (3:46.52); and eighth in the indoor 1,000 (2:26.13). A star in the classroom, as well, Burley was a 2003 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient, and he was the University's Class of 1915 Award recipient in 2002-03 as voted on by Penn's head coaches.
"My favorite memory from Penn is running the third leg on the 4x400 relay at Heps in 2002. We were tied with Princeton going into the final event, and the winner of the relay would win the meet. I remember coming down the backstretch with no one in front of me and the entire Penn team lined up along the track cheering (we won). Looking back at my running career, both before and after Penn, the fact that my favorite memory is running the third leg on a relay highlights how close we were as a team. I'm no longer running, but my closest friends are still my teammates from Penn. I'm proud to have been a member of Penn Track & Field, and humbled by my induction into the Hall of Fame."


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Foreword by Ishmael Reed.
William Apess, A Son of the Forest.
Luther Standing Bear, My People the Sioux.
First Days at Carlisle.
Return to White Earth, John Rogers.
The Way to Rainy Mountain, N. Scott Momaday.
The Names.
Measuring My Blood, Gerald Vizenor.
The Little People, Maria Campell.
Motion of Fire and Form, Louis Oweng.
Neon Scars, Wendy Rose.
John Joseph Mathews, The Birth of Challenge.
D'Arcy McNickle, A Different World.
A Good Chance, Elizabeth Cook-Lynn.
The Rise of the Song, N. Scott Momaday.
Heartlines, Gerald Vizenor.
Someday Soon, Paula Gunn Allen.
The Earboy Place, James Welch.
Maydean Joe, Thomas King.
All that Story Back, Leslie Marmon Silko.
The Last Stand, Louis Owens.
In the Hour of the Wolf, Betty Louis Bell.
Moccasins Don't Have High Heels, Lee Ann Howe.
Deer Dance, Evelina Zuni Lucaro.
Lipsha Morrissey, Louise Erdich.
A Matter of Proportion, Kimberly Blaeser.
On the Nature of Music, Authur Boozhoo, Gordon Henry, Jr.
There Is No Word for Goodbye, Mary Tall Mountain.
Wild Strawberry, Maurice Kenny.
The Sawdust War, Jim Barnes.
Under the Tent.
The Cabin on Nanny Ridge.
SHEdonism, Diane Glancy.
A Story of How a Wall Stands, Simon Ortiz.
My Father's Song Grief.
Palm Sunday in Pine Ridge, Adrian C. Louis.
In the Ghetto on the Prairie There is Unrequited Love.
The New Apartment, Minneapolis, Linda Hogan.
The Truth Is.
Return: Buffalo.
Star Quilt, Roberta Hill Whiteman.
To Some Few Hopi Ancestors, Wendy Rose.
Is It Crazy to Want to Unravel.
For the White Poets Who Would Be Indian.
Poems for Vietnam, Ray Young Bear.
Coming Back Home.
Winter of the Salamander.
She Had Some Horses, Joy Harjo.
For Lori Tazbah, Luci Tapahonso.
Hills Brothers Coffee.
Indian Boarding School: The Runaways, Louise Erdrich.
Turtle Mountain Reservations.
Before We Knew About Mirrors, Sherman Alexie.
Crazy Horse Speaks.
Robert DeNiro.
Foghorn, Hanay Geiogamah.
Alternative Table of Contents by Theme.
Index of Authors, Titles, and First Lines of Poetry.


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Men's Golf Earns 11th Consecutive NCAA Postseason Invitation
Greg Sands has the Red Raiders in the NCAA Tournament for the 11th Consecutive year.
May 7, 2012
Sands On NCAA Invitation | NCAA Tournament Field
For the 11th consecutive year, the Texas Tech Men's Golf team is headed to the NCAA Tournament.
Texas Tech was awarded the No. 8 seed at the Greensboro Regional that will be held at Grandover Resort - East Course, May 17-19. With its selection to the NCAA postseason, the men's golf program, under the guidance of head coach Greg Sands, extended its campus best streak of 11-straight years in the tournament.
"We are really excited to be back in the NCAA Regionals," said Sands. "I think this is a favorable draw for us because we are familiar with several of the teams and the course is similar to Whispering Pines where the Big 12 was held. "We know that if we play well we can advance so I am looking forward to watching this group over the next few days as we prepare."
A total of 14 teams comprise the Greensboro Regional and the top five will advance to the NCAA Championships at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif., May 29-June 3. The top seed in Greensboro will be Auburn followed by No. 2 UNLV, No. 3 Florida, No. 4 Duke, No. 5 Indiana, No. 6 Liberty and No. 7 SMU. Rounding out the field from seeds 9-14 are Tulsa, Lamar, Louisiana-Lafayette, Charlotte, George Washington and Mount St. Mary's, respectively.
Five additional regionals will be held simultaneously across the nation in Athens, Ga. (University of Georgia Golf Course), Ann Arbor, Mich. (University of Michigan Golf Course), Bowling Green, Ky. (The Club at Olde Stone), Norman, Okla. (Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club) and Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course). The top five teams in each of the six regionals will comprise the field at the 2012 NCAA Championships at Riviera.
The Big 12 Conference received seven bids to the NCAA Regionals (Texas Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, Iowa State, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State) while future Big 12 member TCU earned an at-large spot in Ann Arbor. The state of Texas will also be well represented in the NCAA Tournament as eight teams from Texas received bids (Texas Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, Houston, Texas-Arlington, North Texas and Lamar).
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While the Western Conference was full of fun, exciting series, the Eastern Conference was a bit less joyous. Sure, there were a couple very good matchups, and I enjoyed watching Columbus even in defeat, but there was also a sweep and a five game series, and now those two teams play one another in this round. We've got the Boston Bruins against the Montreal Canadiens and the Pittsburgh Penguins versus the New York Rangers. All the favorites won in round one out East. Sure, the Habs were technically the lower seed against Tampa Bay, but that was a Lightning team without Ben Bishop. Nobody was surprised by Montreal's win. In this round, that would be different.
Boston Bruins v. Montreal Canadiens: It's always good when these two teams square off, especially when they are both quite good. The Bruins are the best team in the league, and nothing about their easy dispatching of the Detroit Red Wings make me rethink that opinion. There is no better netminder than Tuukka Rask. That was true in the regular season, and it was true in the first round of the playoffs. The Wings had a ton of trouble scoring on the Bruins, and Montreal is not a particularly potent offense in their own right.
Carey Price is a very good goalie too, but he was not great in round one. However, that doesn't worry me too much. He can bounce back, and he will need to. The Habs are only going to win this series in a low scoring affair, because Boston's defense and goaltending is too good to be lured into shootouts, and even then they have a lot of depth and talent on offense. I'm not going to pick against the Bruins as long as they are alive in this postseason. Their track record all season long is just too good. Bruins in six
Pittsburgh Penguins vs. New York Rangers: Now, this series is more up in the air to me. The Penguins got a challenge from the Blue Jackets, but that's not terribly disconcerting, because the Jackets are a good team, and in the end Pittsburgh won in six games. They did that with Sidney Crosby not scoring a single goal either, though he did have six assists. Evgeni Malkin didn't score a goal until the final game, when he broke out with a hat trick. Matt Niskanen and Paul Martin actually led the team in points in round one. That can only be encouraging, and I expect Malkin and Crosby to be fine, although this series is an even tougher challenge for them.
It took the Rangers seven games to beat the Flyers, but there's no shame in that either. Henrik Lundqvist's numbers weren't looking great until the final game, but then he played top notch and boosted his postseason save percentage to .919, and that's a small seven game sample size and doesn't mean much anyway. He's definitely the better goalie in this series, and Marc-Andre Fleury did not look great in round one. New York's questions are about offensive firepower, although both Brad Richards and Martin St. Louis had six points in round one, which is a good sign. Rick Nash is still around, too.
I don't want to read too much into these two teams' performance in round one, but I like what the Rangers did better, and they have the goaltending advantage. I expect this series to go down to the wire, and either team could win. However, I will give the edge to Lundqvist and company. I think they have just enough offense, and have less concerns overall. Rangers in seven


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Results for Scott City Varsity Girls Tennis
September 17th
Colby took 1st Place honors with 44 points followed by Liberal and Tribune tied for 2nd Place with 32 points. Other competing teams included Scott City, Ulysses, and Garden City.
Individual results:
#1 Singles—Maddie Rees went 5-0 finishing 1st Place. She defeated Scott City's Holly Wilcoxson 6-0, Tribune's Machaela Blakely 6-0, Colby's Sarah Lamm 6-4, Ulysses' Alyssa Flores 6-1, and Garden City's Khaing Pyi 6-0.
#2 Singles—Lauren Harp went 4-1 finishing 2nd Place. She lost to Colby's Madison Rogers 6-2, then ran the table defeating Scott City's Jody Gunther 6-0, Tribune's Mariah Brown 6-4, Ulysses' Aranthxa Dillon 6-0, and Garden City's Michaela Wagley 6-1.
#1 Doubles—Jaycee Darroch/Stephanie Sanchez went 3-2 on the day finishing in 3rd Place. They lost to Colby's Wallington/Keck 6-2, and Tribune's Harris/Veleta 6-1. Then, they defeated Scott City's Rice/Rodriguez 6-4, Ulysses' Davidson/Balderroma 6-5 (9-7 tie breaker), and Garden City's Robinson/Baguero 6-1.
#2 Doubles—Vicky Calderon/Samantha Rodriguez went 0-5 on the day.
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Highlights from our Partners
Since our founding in 1974, WOLA has worked with partners in Latin America and the Caribbean to shape policies in the United States and abroad. Our collaboration with activists, academics, and organizations on the ground in Latin America informs our analysis and advocacy. This page provides a selection of the important work done by some of WOLA's partners in the region.
Revista Brasileira de Segurança Pública
26 Oct 2012
This semiannual publication from the Brazilian Forum on Public Safety provides a space for police, academics, and activists to expound upon current issues of public safety in Brazil.
Revista Sur: International Journal of Human Rights
26 Oct 2012
Sur - International Journal on Human Rights is a biannual journal published in English, Portuguese and Spanish by Conectas Human Rights. The most recent edition details national-level compliance with regional and international human rights systems.
Central America
To help Central America, send smarter aid, not just more aid
19 Nov 2014
In an op-ed in The Hill, Seattle International Foundation CEO Mauricio Vivero argues for smarter aid that would help improve basic government functions, encourage job creation, and increase security.
Calls For Justice Continue On 10th Anniversary Of Soto Murder
5 Nov 2014
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the assassination of Gilberto Soto, a representative of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters who was killed while visiting El Salvador. WOLA and other organizations decry the Salvadoran government's cover up of the murder and urge the Attorney General to reopen the case.
The Yellow Book: Secret Archives of Salvadoran Military Intelligence Published
1 Oct 2014
University of Washington Center for Human Rights
The University of Washington's Center for Human Rights, in collaboration with the National Security Archive and Human Rights Data Analysis Group, has published the Yellow Book, a 1987 document from the secret files of Salvadoran military intelligence.
Citizen Security
To help Central America, send smarter aid, not just more aid
19 Nov 2014
In an op-ed in The Hill, Seattle International Foundation CEO Mauricio Vivero argues for smarter aid that would help improve basic government functions, encourage job creation, and increase security.
The Humanitarian "Cold War" Crisis at Our Doorstep
27 May 2014
Mauricio Vivero, CEO of the Seattle International Foundation, argues that the U.S. needs to shift investment away from a militarized war on drugs and instead fund projects that would improve the lives of those living in Central America.
The Current Situation of Gangs in El Salvador
28 Nov 2012
Jeannette Aguilar, Director of the University Public Opinion Institute of the Central American University,analyzes the gang truce in El Salvador.
Declaration in response to the [upcoming] visit of United States' President Barack Obama to the Republic of Cuba, on March 21 and 22, 2016.
3 Mar 2016
Cuban Council of Churches
In this public statement the Cuban Council of Churches celebrates President's Obama visit to Cuba on March 21 and 22.
U.S. Catholic Bishops Support Change in Policy toward Cuba
2 Feb 2015
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
The USCCB wrote a letter to lawmakers in both the House and Senate reiterating the Catholic Church's support for a policy of engagement with Cuba.
Back Channel to Cuba: The Hidden History of Negotiations between Washington and Havana
2 Oct 2014
William LeoGrande and Peter Kornbluh
In a new book, William LeoGrande and Peter Kornbluh examine the secret history of U.S.-Cuba negotiations.
Drug Policy
14th National Conference on Drug Policy in Argentina
14 Jun 2016
WOLA supports the 14th National Conference on Drug Policy in Buenos Aires, which aims to rethink the current drug regulation models and to assess their effects on health and human rights.
openDemocracy: The Human Cost of Global Drug Policy
26 Apr 2016
To contribute to informed debate on international drug policy, openDemocracy is hosting a series of analyses on alternative policies.
Support Don't Punish
26 May 2015
Support Don't Punish
Support. Don't Punish. is a global advocacy campaign to raise awareness of the harms that are being caused by the criminalisation of people who use drugs.
One month after 43 Mexican students disappeared
28 Oct 2014
More than 80 social organizations from various regions of the world condemned the enforced disappearance of 43 Mexican students in the context of that country's "War on Drugs" and failed security policies, which only serve to spawn more violence and institutional corruption.
Death Threats, Then Red Tape: Exiled Mexican Journalists Face Red Tape and Doubt in U.S.
25 Jun 2014
Marcela Turati
In an article in The New York Times, WOLA Human Rights Award Honoree Marcela Turati describes the violence journalists in Mexico face and their subsequent struggle to find safety in the U.S. after fleeing death threats at home.
Mexico's Human Rights Shipwreck
14 Apr 2014
"These are logical consequences of the structural imbalance arising from something quite basic: those who govern rarely understand the drama of those who see their dignity beleaguered. It is a misunderstanding brought about by the ignorance of unjust, violent Mexico."
Regional Security Policy
Atlas Comparativo de la Defensa en América Latina y Caribe – Edición 2012
24 Oct 2012
The Latin American Security and Defense Network (RESDAL) presents the fifth edition of the Comparative Defense Atlas.
Montes de María: Entre la consolidación del territorio y el acaparamiento de tierras
24 Oct 2012
The Latin American Institute for Alternative Society and Rights (ILSA) presents a report that evaluates the "Pilot Consolidation Plan" implemented by the Colombian government in Montes de Maria, Colombia.
Líderes empresariales hablan de la paz con las FARC
24 Oct 2012
The Ideas for Peace Foundation (FIP) explores business leaders' opinions and perceptions of the peace process in Colombia.
Rights & Development
Discrimination and Denationalization in the Dominican Republic
27 Mar 2014
In September 2013, the Dominican Constitutional Court determined that individuals who are unable to prove their parents' regular migration status can be retroactively stripped of their Dominican citizenship.
Land, Peace, and Globalization: The Challenges of Building Peace in Colombia
18 Feb 2014
Join George Mason University's Latin American Studies Program for a discussion of the land restitution process and how it is shaping the possibility for peace in Colombia.
Romper el Muro de la Impunidad (Breaking Down the Wall of Impunity)
1 Apr 2013
N-Map and the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL) present a video about the implementation of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR). This video aims to garner the support of the judiciary to overturn the amnesty law in Uruguay.
South America
Land, Peace, and Globalization: The Challenges of Building Peace in Colombia
18 Feb 2014
Join George Mason University's Latin American Studies Program for a discussion of the land restitution process and how it is shaping the possibility for peace in Colombia.
Statistics and graphs on sentencing in cases of grave human rights violations
8 Jan 2013
The website "Human Rights Trials in Peru" shares statistics on sentencing in cases of grave human rights violations with graphs.
In Letter to Peruvian President Humala, Human Rights Watch Denounces Excessive Use of Force Against Protesters
20 Sep 2012
Human Rights Watch
Following a delegation visit to Cajamarca, Peru, the site of multiple deadly confrontations between protesters and state forces, Human Rights Watch calls on President Ollanta Humala to investigate the violence and take measures to ensure compliance with domestic and international human rights laws.
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