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My house is in the neighborhood of Ruzafa, a house in 4th floor with elevator, with 3 bedrooms and a common bathroom.
We are 10 minutes walk from the Gare du Nord (train) and Xativa Station (subway line to the airport). Very close to downtown. The tours can be done on foot. Good communication in city bus with City of Arts and Sciences and the BioPark.
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Pako is a friendly and very helpful host, with great insight in engineering and architecture. Gives good advice to visit (the highlights of) Valencia. We could use his room for five nights to full satisfaction. Everything you need is present, clean and sober.
We had a lovely stay at paco's, it is in a very nice neighborhood with lot of bars en restaurants.
You share the bathroom together with other roomies, but that is for us no problem. Paco lives himself also in the apartment and shares even his kitchen with you if you want to used that. Paco is very kind and helpfull and we thank you for having us!!
Pako's an excellent host, attentive from acceptance to return. The house has a privileged position and the area is full of restaurants and bars, but is quiet when it comes to rest. The house clean and comfortable. The room is nice, clean, large and comfortable.
The only slight negative comment is the clarity that comes through the window in the morning.
Pako es un excelente anfitrión, atento desde la aceptación hasta la vuelta. La casa tiene una ubicación excelente, además la zona está llena de restaurantes y bares, pero es tranquila a la hora de descansar. La casa limpia y confortable. La habitación está muy bien, limpia, grande y cómodo.
El único comentario un poco negativo es la claridad que entra por la ventana por la mañana.
We stood 9 nights at Pakos home (he lives there aswell). Pako himself all in all is a very friendly and helpful person. He always has had time for us, answered our questions well and gave us hints where to enjoy specific city parts mostly (He even gave us a citymap and drew some notes and nice ways on it).
His flat has a few different rooms with different sizes. Ours has been perfect fit for resting after long daytrips in the town or the beach. The flat has just one bathroom but my girlfriend and me had never had a problem due to waiting time or something like that. Thanks to some little rules it always was clean and tidy. We were allowed to use the fridge and the kitchen aswell, that enabled us to cook our own (cheaper) food due to the products of the local markets :)
The evening and night live around Pakos flat is great. A lot of bars, cafés and some clubs where to get really great cocktails.
All in all I'd like to thank Pako for beeing us a great host and having a great time in Valencia. Looking forward to meet you again.
El piso esta muy cerca del centro en una zona muy bonita con bares y restaurantes. La habitación es muy confortable, y con desayuno! Pako es muy amable y te ayuda en todo. Recomendable! Lo pasamos muy bien, gracias!
Alles bestens! Unkompliziert, nett und freundlich der Vermieter, sauber, leise und bequem das Zimmer. Jederzeit wieder.
Es un placer haber conocido a pako, es el casero perfecto,muy amable y atento en todo momento,se preocupa por los huespedes.El piso esta situado en todo el centro, rodeado de buenos bares,restaurantes etc..... y gracias a pako podreis disfrutar de todos los ambientes de la ciudad, desde lo cultural hasta las zonas de fiesta.Sin ninguna duda, esta estancia la RECOMIENDO AL 100%!!!! Cuando vuelva a Valencia ya sé a donde tengo que ir :D
Piso muy bien situado, en buena zona con muchos bares, restaurantes y supermercados. La habitación bien y todo limpio. Para desayunar había de todo. PaKo es un buen anfitrión y está pendiente de que sus huéspedes estén bien en su casa. Te ayuda en todo lo que puede. Un fuerte abrazo para PaKo.
My sister and I spend 6 nights at Pako's place and we enjoyed it a lot! Pako is super friendly&helpful and will provide you with all kind of information on best city trip/ restaurants/ beaches/ whatever you want to know and helps you wherever he can.
The location of the appartment is perfect for everything: You can walk to the city center and take a close bus to the beach or close metro and train station to all other destinations. The room is well-fitted for two people, the appartment is nice and clean. The breakfast is good and we could also use the kitchen for minor snacks.
Thank you so much for the great vacations! If we went to Valencia another time, we would surely go to Pako again!
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College Hockey:Mannino Shuts Out Huskies
Mannino Notches Denver Shutout Record In Win
HOUGHTON, Mich. — What was billed as a battle of two of the best goaltenders in the WCHA didn't disappoint, as the No. 7 Denver Pioneers' Peter Mannino barely out-dueled the Michigan Tech Huskies' Michael-Lee Teslak for a slim 1-0 win. In doing so, Mannino earned his fifth shutout of the season and the 14th of his career, good for tops in Pioneers' history.
"I thought both goaltenders played extremely well," said Pioneers' coach George Gwozdecky. "I think in a one-goal game like this both teams had their chances."
The scoreless tie for 39:47 was finally broken when freshman winger Dustin Jackson buried a rebound past Teslak at the 19:47 mark of the second period. Freshman winger Kyle Ostrow fanned on the initial shot, whose rebound Jackson beat a Huskies' defender to. The game-winning goal was Jackson's second of the season.
"If (Ostrow) would have got (the shot off hard), the puck would have hit me and bounced somewhere hard," said Teslak. "He fanned on it and it ended up not bouncing far off me."
The opening frame was like a chapter from the Twilight Zone, as neither team could hold onto the puck for more than a second or two. Neither squad was particularly crisp with their passes either, as evidenced on the Pioneers' first man advantage, where the forwards either fanned on shots or passed the puck out of the offensive zone repeatedly.
"It's frustrating; I thought the kids played pretty well," said Huskies' coach Jamie Russell. "Same old story, we had great chances."
The best chance the Huskies (11-17-5 overall, 7-14-4 WCHA) had came off a two-on-one break when freshman forwards Eric Kattelus and Jordan Baker cut into the zone. Kattelus used Baker as a decoy and blasted a long shot that Mannino held on to.
The Pioneers (22-10-1 overall, 16-8-1 WCHA) had a golden opportunity to take the lead late in the period when freshman center Tyler Bozak took a pass in the slot and spun to fire a backhand past Teslak. The shot hit the post to Teslak's right, careened off the crossbar and back out into the slot and away from trouble. Teslak finished the night with 21 stops.
Sophomore winger Ryan Bunger had a chance to give the Huskies the lead shortly after, but he couldn't quite pull the trigger as he was knocked down.
The Huskies controlled the early stages of the second period, getting four shots through to Mannino in the first couple minutes. The Pioneers were forced to take a penalty due to the constant pressure, but the Huskies couldn't convert.
"You just have to keep plugging away," said Russell. "I think we're getting a number of Grade 'A' chances and they're just not going in for us."
Freshman winger Anthony Maiani and sophomore winger Rhett Rakhshani tried to relieve some of the Huskies' pressure by flying into the Huskies' zone on a two-on-one. They were met by assistant captain John Schwarz, who stood his ground and broke up the play.
With two members of both squads off for a variety of penalties, freshman center Eric Kattelus stole the puck from a Pioneers' defender and nearly stuffed the puck past Mannino. Mannino finished the game with 21 stops en route to his 21st win on the season.
"Tonight was one of those nights for Peter," said Gwozdecky. "He made probably three or four spectacular saves."
The Pioneers got a late power play when Huskies' defenseman Geoff Kinrade was whistled for hooking. The call, though questionable, was one that Jon Campion had to make as it took place in front of the Pioneers' bench.
Less than four minutes into the third period, the Huskies had a golden opportunity to even the game at one, but even with Mannino laying on his back, the Huskies couldn't find anything but a goalpost, leaving Russell wondering who he'd have to pay to help his team score a goal.
A little over halfway through the period, junior center Ryan Angelow fed junior winger Malcolm Gwilliam in front of Mannino, but he couldn't find any chinks in Mannino's armor.
Russell pulled Teslak with just under a minute remaining, but even with an extra skater on the ice, the Huskies couldn't solve the Rubik's cube that was Mannino.
"Right now, it's all about wins," said Mannino. "I think our guys got a good wake-up call to understand what it's going to take at this point in the season."
With the shutout, Mannino moved past former Pioneer Gerry Powers for first all time. Powers set the mark during his stellar career from 1966 to 1969. Powers had spoken with Mannino several times prior to tonight's game.
"I got to meet Gerry quite a bit and he's been very supportive," said Mannino. "I've been playing with some great teams and some great players over the last four years. This is a big thank you to them."
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Peaches Christ Takes Manhattan: The All About Evil New York Recap
By Michael Varrati
"That guy's outfit is cute, but his teeth are really gross!" says a young cinema attendee, assuming she's out of earshot.
She isn't.
…and she's talking about me.
However, in this one unique case, it's the kind of slight I don't particularly mind. After all, it's the New York City premiere of All About Evil and a little grossness is certainly the order of the evening. The teeth in question are the latest addition to the evil usher outfit that I donned for the Los Angeles show, serving as a disgustingly stained homage to the dentally deficient killer played by Noah Segan in the film. For the audience just making their way into the theater, these little nuances are not yet apparent, but a few hours later when they exit, I hear nothing but praise for the attention to preshow detail that surrounded them from the evening's onset.
Such praise does not fall on deaf ears either, because all of us working on this tour in the service of Peaches Christ know that New York City is a town that has truly seen it all. From the golden era of Broadway to the rise of punk, the Big Apple has been a home and breeding ground for some of the most audacious and unequalled spectacles in the history of show business. While this certainly is awe-inspiring, it also makes for some tough acts to follow. More so, it gives the impression that for a New York crowd to truly love something, it must deliver nothing but the very best.
Now, I might be a tad biased…but based on the enthusiasm bursting from the theater this past weekend, there's little doubt in my mind that we delivered.
Playing over the course of two nights, the All About Evil experience saw a veritable who's who of filmmakers and media personalities join an extremely sizable audience at the Sunshine Cinemas in SoHo for the spooktacular event. Spotted in the audience were such horror luminaries as Frank Henenlotter, Glenn McQuaid, Mike Watt, and Amy Lynn Best, as well as legendary writers Michael Musto and Dennis Dermody. Each one of these notable faces found themselves intermingling with the audience, adding to the already considerable buzz in the air. For one night, the various accomplishments of this considerable roster were put on pause, because each and every one of them was there to celebrate Peaches Christ with gleeful abandon.
As the lights dimmed and the crowd cheered, cult filmmaker (and personal favorite) Alan Rowe Kelly took the stage to finally announce to the audience that the show was underway. Giving a brief speech about how the midnight movie had fallen by the wayside in New York after the rise of Giuliani, Kelly encouraged the audience to cheer on Peaches Christ for bringing cult chaos back to Manhattan theaters after a nearly 20 year void.
Naturally, the audience went wild…and even as Kelly left the stage and the lights dimmed, the anticipation in the air had become tangible with excitement.
As the haunting strains of "Gore Gore Girl" began, Peaches Christ took the stage, the screen behind her ablaze with swirling spirals and violent images of some of her San Francisco compatriots meeting grisly ends. Adding the video element to the number proved to be a wild success, Peaches and company romping about as the video played added a rock star quality that was not lost upon the New York audience.
Following the number, Peaches took a brief moment to introduce her back-up dancers…only to discover that the one-time scourge of Midnight Mass, Troll Girl, had infiltrated her line. A long time agitator and instigator, Peaches thought she was rid of her nemesis once and for all when Troll Girl had left San Francisco and moved east. Not a one of us expected the return of this arch-villain in New York, and even as Peaches attempted to explain to the audience her long and troubled history with Troll Girl, the pest was rushing about the stage, throwing carrots at our dear cult leader. Luckily, even Troll Girl can be distracted by celebrity, and Peaches was able to pull her offstage by announcing the imminent arrival of All About Evil's star, Natasha Lyonne.
Of course, Troll Girl wasn't the only one excited by the prospect of Ms. Lyonne's arrival. As the screen became filled with clips of Natasha Lyonne's body of work, the crowd began chirping with excitement. Seeing scenes from such classics as Slums of Beverly Hills and But I'm a Cheerleader only heightened the room's anticipation for the smoky voiced sensation.
As the clip reel drew to a close, the lights came up and Peaches Christ was joined by the belle of the ball.
"It's embarrassing," Lyonne said, "I've slept with a lot of people in this audience!"
Based on the amount of applause this comment received, it was either true…or served as the ultimate icebreaker. Either way, the audience was immediately at ease, proving Lyonne was just as electric in life as she was on the screen. The conversation was brief, but informative, with Lyonne discussing with Peaches Christ her role in the movie, as well as commenting on their mutual love of the dearly departed exploitation filmmaker Doris Wishman.
With Lyonne's exit came the show's finale, seeing San Francisco mainstay Trixxie Carr take the stage in the guise of Lyonne's character from the film, Deborah Tennis. Wailing out the song "Star Quality" with a divalicious perfection, Carr was flanked by the Christettes, who aided her in bringing a particular Jonestown-esque flavor to the show that must be seen to be believed.
Even as the lights dimmed and the film began, the audience was left literally breathless with delight at the horror show that Peaches Christ had brought to New York. Feedback from some of the more notable names in the crowd was no less enthusiastic. The aforementioned Frank Henenlotter took to the internet immediately following the show to proclaim the following:
"Last night went to NY premiere of All About Evil from filmmaker Joshua Grannell with a cast that includes Mink Stole, Cassandra Peterson, and Peaches Christ…and Christ, was it funny. Absolutely hilarious. The film is currently touring cities with a fabulous pre-show film featuring the Peaches Christ Experience in 4-D and it's a must-see. Definitely check it out."
Clearly, we here at Peaches Christ Headquarters consider this to be the highest of praise, as Frank Henenlotter is a filmmaker whose work we worship and adore. That such a respected and legendary figure would love All About Evil is certainly a feather in our caps that we won't stop boasting about for a long while.
Of course, Frank wasn't alone in his enthusiasm. As the film's credits rolled and the crowd spilled out into the lobby, the chorus of praise and delight was nearly overwhelming. Even as famed PC associate Tria Connell and I manned the gift shop, watching many items carrying the visage of Peaches fly off the table, the queen herself was being swarmed by friends and fans eager to share their congratulations on a film well done.
Obviously, that Peaches Christ won New York City over is no small feat. That she did it two nights in a row, however, is an even greater accomplishment. In a city that often adopts the vibe that they've seen everything there is to see, with All About Evil New Yorkers were reminded that until you've seen Peaches Christ…
…you ain't seen nothin' yet.
Fear not, my dear children of the popcorn. We may have just conquered New York City, but the tour is far from over. We're coming to your city next, and we're prepared to give you a bloody dose of what the Big Apple got this past weekend.
So hang tight, keep your eyes peeled, and as always…
…stay evil.


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LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Senior Sami Springer and junior Cassie Ford each recorded their first home runs of the season; however, Colorado School of Mines softball failed to rally from an early deficit, falling 13-5 in five innings to Western Washington on Saturday at the 5th Annual Desert Stinger Tournament.
Following a four-run first by the Vikings, Mines (0-3) answered with three in the bottom of the inning as Springer smacked a two-run homer to center, scoring senior Morgan Anderson, and Ford connected on a one-out, solo shot to right.
WWU (5-2) tacked on two in the second and six more in the third for a nine-run advantage.
Seniors Melissa Marshall and Courtney Derus came home on a fielding error in the third to bring the Orediggers within 12-5. The Vikings added one in the fourth and limited Mines to only an infield single in its final two at-bats to take the shortened contest.
Ford had her second straight multi-hit effort, finishing 2-for-3 with the one RBI and run scored. Freshman Paige Noehring was 2-for-3 in the leadoff position, recording her first collegiate hit on a single through the left side to open the first inning.
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Cruise Critic's deals gurus have started spotting fares as low as $899 on Oasis of the Seas' April and May Caribbean sailings. The prices have been dropping as the sail dates approach -- less than a month ago, they were at $1,099 and that was cheaper than we'd seen before. Now, inside cabins are starting at $899 with outside cabins from $999 and balcony cabins from $1,299 -- all under $200 per night for a week's vacation on one of the world's most innovative ships.
Of course you do have to factor into your total trip cost taxes, transportation to and from Fort Lauderdale, shore excursions and for-fee onboard attractions and amenities -- but sailing Oasis this spring could save you hundreds of dollars based on the cruise fare alone.
One of the reasons Oasis' fares are dropping is because spring is a shoulder season for Caribbean cruises. It's between the peak travel times of spring break and summer vacation, and nice weather at home doesn't create the same pressure to get away that the cold winter months do. All this means is that spring, in general, is a good time to look for last-minute bargains.
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HP might be preparing a change of logo
After everything else, perhaps it might as well change that too
SELLER OF EXPENSIVE PRINTER INK HP could be preparing a change of logo as it seeks to revitalise the business that it seemed to want to distance itself from just a few months ago.
Under Leo Apotheker's leadership you might have been forgiven for thinking that the company had become reluctant to touch any of its businesses with a barge pole.
It killed off its line of gadgets based on the costly WebOS, kicked out its tablets in fire sales, and even suggested that it might drop the PC business. Crazy stuff for a company that had always been dependably reliable.
Now though, under CEO Meg Whitman HP seems to be gathering itself back together and drawing in on itself. The firm appears to be returning to its roots, and is unlikely, we would have thought, to do anything that would make its shareholders say, "Say what? It's done what?"
Therefore we don't quite know what to make of the prospective new logo apparently up for consideration by the firm and shown on the underconsideration.com web site.
The new logo looks like the old logo that has been printed on a basic printer that is running out of ink. Gone is the HP we knew and in its place are a few downwards slashing lines that do resemble the old logo, but only as much as they resemble four broken matches. In some glances it looks like someone is flipping the bird, but downwards.
Moving Brands is the beards and spectacles new thinking business that has been awarded the opportunity to think about how HP could look if it rebrands itself. Nothing is concrete, but the firm has blogged about what it is doing. At least, it had been.
"We have removed the HP case study per the request of HP, in order to clarify the distinction between the aspects of the work that were setting a creative vision for the brand but were not implemented in the market, and the aspects which reflect the actual in-market applications of the Identity and Design System," says a message where the forward thinking once was displayed. "The 'Progress mark' logo is not the go-forward direction for HP."
We have asked HP to comment.
HP has responded to our request for comment and confirmed that it did work with the company on "various elements" of its brand identity. However, it seems that all this was some time ago.
"In 2008, HP asked marketing agency Moving Brands to propose new ideas for various elements of HP's brand identity, including fonts, graphics, and logos," said a spokesperson over email.
"HP is one of the world's most valuable brands and has no plans to adopt the new logo proposed by Moving Brands. HP did implement some of the other design elements shown in the case study." µ
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Mahesh Bhatt's 'The Star Who Died Twice' (Cinema, July 21) truly touched the soul. An era has indeed ended. I was a kid when Rajesh Khanna was a matinee star and only slowly understood what a phenomenon he was in his heyday. The hero who epitomised the philosophy that love is life through his movies was the darling of young girls, who swooned and went crazy for his style and aura. His tumultuous personal life was also of great interest to everyone. Life for him was perhaps a song of both laughter and woe. We must bid tearful adieu to a star who defined stardom. May he rest in peace.
Nawal Thorat, via email
Big B in my bonnet
In his four-decade career Rajesh Khanna appeared in about 163 films, of which 106 had him as the solo lead, which is amazing. Younger generations never understood the 'Kaka' phenomenon, or the frenzy he sparked among the youth and the masses in the 1970s. And I must beg to differ with Mahesh Bhatt (' The Star Who Died Twice, ' July 21) when he says that Amitabh Bachchan's success in Deewar and Zanjeer led to a drop in Kaka's popularity. The mass adulation that Khanna received was unheard of and unseen since, not even by the likes of the 'angry young man. ' His passing is indeed a profound loss.
Bidyut Chatterjee, via email
Lonely at the drop
Mahesh Bhatt, in his inimitable and singularly forthright manner (' The Star Who Died Twice, ' Cinema, July 21) has managed to delve deep into the real persona of someone who was at the end a crumpled and crushed superstar, and in such a touching manner. Brushing aside at times the veil from even the darker areas of the star's life, Bhatt shows that he truly felt for the man who once was the Rajesh Khanna. Insecure, scared and lonely, even when he ruled Bollywood, Kaka was such an interesting star. And he 'played' god because we made him one. His loss makes one feel like a close friend has suddenly gone.
Romi Mittal, via email
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Last week, I was "treated" to more than $1,500 worth of beauty products on my face (didn't get to keep them — just try them out). They are supposed to change Life As I Know It. I eagerly await the transformation.
This all started out so innocently. A few weeks ago I strolled up to a cosmetics counter in Macy's to buy a lipstick. That's it. A pink product in a little tube. The Brand Representative (no such thing as a simple clerk, anymore) was enthused over the fact that as the highlight of an upcoming beauty event, six national makeup artists from her brand were flying in to do free makeup sessions in the store. She noted, looking at me critically, (I was wearing concealer and ChapStick) that I might really benefit from this celestial event. So I let her make an appointment for me.
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Originalism is an enormously popular--and equally criticized--theory of constitutional interpretation. As Elena Kagan stated at her confirmation hearing, "We are all originalists." Scores of articles have been written on whether the Court should use originalism, and some have examined how the Court employed originalism in particular cases, but no one has studied the overall practice of originalism. The primary point of this book is an examination of the degree to which originalism influences the Court's decisions. Frank B. Cross tests this by examining whether originalism appears to constrain the ideological preferences of the justices, which are a demonstrable predictor of their decisions. Ultimately, he finds that however theoretically appealing originalism may seem, the changed circumstances over time and lack of reliable evidence means that its use is indeterminate and meaningless. Originalism can be selectively deployed or manipulated to support and legitimize any decision desired by a justice.


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May 15, 2014
NCAA Regionals -- Round 1 Results
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- The University of Iowa men's golf team shot a three-over-par 291 in the first round of the NCAA Columbia Regional on Thursday, earning the Hawkeyes a tie for sixth place after 18 holes in the 54-hole event.
Iowa and Arizona State share sixth place, trailing Oklahoma State (272), host Missouri (281), Virginia (285), LSU (289) and Arkansas (289). The tournament is being played at The Club at Old Hawthorne, and continues with 18 holes Friday and Saturday. The top five teams in the 14-team field will advance to the NCAA Championship Finals.
"We got off to a decent start," said UI head coach Mark Hankins. "Midway through the round we were missing on the wrong side of some pins, leaving some tough putts and we dropped a few shots. We continued to battle on the back and played well after a short rain delay to finish at plus three for the day.
"This team has been deep all year; from one event to the next we don't know who is going to be low man. Steven (Ihm) has been consistent all spring, but each of these guys post solid scores and contribute. The guys are able to stick to their own game plan when they can trust their teammate to do the same each and every round."
Freshmen Raymond Knoll and Carson Schaake led Iowa in the first round with even par scores of 72. The duo is tied for 12th after the first day of play. Junior Brian Bullington shot a one-over 73; senior Steven Ihm recorded a two-over 74 and junior Ian Vandersee carded a score of 80.
Knoll began his day with a birdie on the par five 10th hole. He added birdies on 15 and 17 and was one under at the turn with bogies on 11 and 16. He shot one over par on his second nine, just missing birdie putts on his final two holes of the day.
"That was a good start," said Knoll, of his initial birdie. "I had planned on laying-up, but when I got to my ball I had about 250 to the flag and felt that was a perfect shot for a cut three-wood. It worked out perfectly, I put it on the green and made birdie.
"This team has been deep all year; from one event to the next we don't know who is going to be low man. Steven (Ihm) has been consistent all spring, but each of these guys post solid scores and contribute. The guys are able to stick to their own game plan when they can trust their teammate to do the same each and every round."
"I also birdied 15," said Knoll. "I hit my drive out to the right, laid-up with a nine iron to about 115 yards, hit a knockdown pitching wedge to about eight feet and made the putt. On 17, I hit a good drive down the middle, another knockdown pitching wedge to about 10 feet and made the putt. I laid up to 120 yards whenever I could; the knockdown pitching wedge was good for me today."
Schaake played consistently all day before an up-and-down finish. He had a birdie on his fifth hole and was minus one at the turn. He stayed under par until a bogey on his 15th hole, where he had to stop play in the middle of the hole due to the weather conditions. After a second bogey on eight he ended the day with a birdie on the par-five ninth hole.
Bullington started off his day with a double bogie, but fought back for the one-over score of 73. He pared the next 12 holes before a birdie on five and a bogey on six. He closed his round with an up-and-down from the rough for a birdie on the final hole.
"Starting off with a double bogie is never ideal, but I knew I had 17 holes left today and two more rounds the next two days," said Bullington. "I didn't let it affect me. I putted well and managed my game. It's all about staying in the present and I did a good job with that and kept battling out there. On the last hole, I had 250 yards, plus 20 for elevation, following my tee shot. I hit my second shot just short of the green in the long stuff. I hit a good chip and made the putt."
"Brian was ready to play," said Hankins. "He has been playing well and posted a solid one-over for the day. It's tough to tell what is going to be a good score on any day; it's blowing out there and anything around even par on the first day doesn't take you out of it individually."
Ihm got off to a rough start with bogies on two of his first three holes, but he collected two birdies on the front and was one over at the turn. He carded a bogey and a double bogey before the rain delay before closing with birdies on two of his final three holes to shoot 74.
Vandersee, who like Ihm is playing in his third straight NCAA regional, shot two-over 38 on his opening nine holes before running into trouble in his back nine. Following the rain delay, Vandersee was able to collect a birdie on the sixth hole and played the final five holes at even par.
The Hawkeyes will begin play from the 10th tee at 8 a.m. (CT) on Friday, along with Iowa State and San Diego State. Live scoring throughout the tournament is available at golfstat.com.


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Which way forward for the left
After the midterm election, there is a vigorous debate taking place among left and progressive people about which way forward. Here is a contribution from Communist Party leader Jarvis Tyner.
Tea party movement's new politics: dangerous shape-shifting
The usual norms of political discourse would emphasize a party's ability to ask pertinent questions and provide salient answers; to probe facts, poll members and seek solutions based largely on consensus or majority sentiment. Today's politics seem based on contradiction, on a party-constituency dynamic that turns the norms of political discourse on its head.
Unions — a reason to give thanks this Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a grand American holiday: secular, focused on family, food, friends, celebrating and giving.
Corporate capital has pulled the plug on America
Is today's corporate elite meaner than capitalists and wealthy families of the previous era? Perhaps, but there are more fundamental reasons for their behavior.
Do right by veterans
Veterans face challenges of joblessness, homelessness, and visible and "invisible" injuries - a real tribute means doing right, not right-wing, by them.
In wake of election, labor must move on four tracks
WASHINGTON (PAI) - In the wake of massive losses of union-friendly lawmakers on Election Night 2010, the labor movement must re-group and re-think its strategy for accomplishing its goals, by moving on four tracks: organizing, mobilizing, legislation and working through regulatory agencies. And don't forget the states.
Amidst GOP tsunami in southwest Ohio, some stone-cold hope
Key question: how can we, starting now, begin to tap the power necessary to throw out the ever-friendly, totally reactionary, Republican Rep. Steve Chabot and his pals in 2012?
Election 2010: Right-wing glow will be brief
Don't be surprised when many who voted for the Republicans become disillusioned with their policies, and on this ground a bigger and broader people's movement will emerge.
Why Glenn Beck is wrong on evolution
It seems that if you want to find out the truth about something, all you need to do is listen to Glenn Beck. Take what he says, switch that statement to its opposite, and then you've got the facts straight.
2010 elections continue 1960s battles
This election and the rage connected to it (racist and anti-immigrant especially) are traceable to the 1960s and the right-wing class warfare that followed.


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Americans are living longer lives according to the newly released "Health, United States, 2010" report from the National Center for Health Statistics, a division of the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This is the 34th annual report of data compiled from state and federal health agencies regarding the health of Americans.
The report points out that by measuring the nation's life expectancy, a clear picture of the overall health of its population can be obtained. Because life expectancy represents the average number of years of life expected given current death rates, changes in the measure can are often used to depict trends in mortality. The measure of life expectancy at birth is heavily affected by infant and child mortality.
During the period from 1980 through 2007, the U.S. life expectancy at birth rose from 70 years to 75 years for males, and from 77 years to 80 years for females. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, females have had a longer life expectancy at birth, with the longest duration of life being among white females. Although racial disparities in life expectancy at birth have remained, they have been steadily decreasing since 1990, and have now declined from 8 years to 6 years, with the variance between white females and black females dropping from 6 years to 4 years.
Life expectancy at birth increased 1.3 years among males, and 1.1 years among females between 2000 and 2007. In addition, the gap between male and female longevity narrowed from 5.2 years in 2000 to 5.0 years in 2007. The black population had a larger increase life expectancy at birth than did the white population, which also decreased the racial disparity from 5.5 years in 2000 to 4.8 years.
According to preliminary data, the birth rate among teenagers aged 15–19 dropped by 2 percent in 2008, to 41.5 live births per 1,000 females. This leveled the 2-year increase that blemished the long-term trend of decline from 1991 to 2005, during which rates fell by 34 percent. Also in 2007, the infant mortality rate had decreased by 2 percent since 2000 at 6.75 infant deaths per 1,000 live births.
The leading cause of death in 2007 was heart disease at 25 percent, followed closely by cancer at 23 percent. Although the heart disease death rate among adults ages 65 and over decreased by 26 percent between 1997 and 2007, to 1,309 deaths per 100,000, heart disease still accounted for 28 percent of deaths in 2007. This was the leading cause of death for people this age group.
The death rate among adults ages 25 to 44 dropped by 7 percent from 1997 to 2007. This was attributed to a decrease in cancer and HIV-related deaths. At a rate of 25 percent, unintentional injuries were the leading cause of death for this age group in 2007.
Between 1997 and 2007, the cancer death rate among adults ages 45 to 64 years decreased by 14 percent to 200 deaths per 100,000 people. As the leading cause of death for this age group, cancer accounted for about 33 percent of deaths in 2007.
Among the general population, the number of deaths that occurred at home was up from previous years at about 25 percent in 2007. However, the majority of deaths occurred in hospitals (36 percent) and nursing homes (22 percent).
Obesity has emerged as a major health risk factor among America's young people. An increase in obesity from 7 percent to 10 percent was noted among pre-school age children from 2 to 5 years, while for school-age children 6 to 11, the rates have almost doubled from 11 percent to 20 percent. For adolescents ages 12 to 19, rates have jumped from 11 percent to 18 percent, and the percentage of obese adults 20 years of age and over rose from 22 percent to 34 percent.
As for being more health conscious, the number people working toward getting fit by participating in aerobic activity and muscle strengthening exercise increased for most age groups. However, in 2009, only 19 percent of adults 18 years of age and over met the guidelines.
With today's technological advances in healthcare and knowledge gained through scientific studies, many Americans are presented with the opportunity to live long and well. However, the rise in obesity and lack of fitness may well lead to many Americans becoming their own worst enemy in the struggle to survive. Make the smart choice to get on the path to a healthy lifestyle, and work toward getting fit for your best chance at living a long and healthy life.


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There are some actresses that movie fans just can't get enough of, these women have left their mark on not just the movies, but in our pop culture. It's 2014 but that doesn't stop these actresses still being just as popular, which is good because they all were great!
Some of them on this list are plastered on posters, calendars, to even t-shirts! Who are these ladies? You'll see on the list, but for a hint, two of these ladies have the same last name. Another hint is all these ladies were fashion icons and one was even a Princess.
They were trailblazers for other actresses and they were known for their humanitarian work. Sometimes they were in the press for some unsavory publicity, but who isn't in Hollywood? What makes the actresses on this list, so important? Well you decide that after you look at the list.
So take a peek at this list and hopefully you will agree these actresses are iconic and that we just can't get enough of them!
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe is beyond popular with the populous. She's seen on tee-shirts, posters, notebooks, purses, puzzles, and everything in between. Her quotes are used for Facebook statues and memes all over the web.
The sultry and fashionable late actress has her own Junior clothing line collection at Macys and has inspired other clothing lines. Her legacy is enduring and that's always good because she died too young.
If you either love or hate her, you have to admit she's still an iconic figure in our pop culture.
Some of her more popular movies are "Some Like It Hot," "How to Marry a Millionaire," and "The Prince and the Showgirl."
Katharine Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn is iconic because of her humor and dramatic roles that she starred in. She also was a figurehead for women because she wasn't afraid to share her opinions both in her films or in real life. Many people called her a trailblazer for feminism.
Hepburn had a lasting career, she was in such films as "Bringing Up Baby," "The Philadelphia Story," "The Lion in the Winter," "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," "Adam's Rib," and many others. She could make you laugh and she could make you cry.
What makes Katharine Hepburn an enduring figure is she did what she wanted and she did it well. She was witty, fun, and a force to be wrecking with.
So Katharine Hepburn is an unforgettable actress and many can agree her movies are timeless.
Here are just some great quotes from this movie icon:
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If you're given a choice between money and sex appeal, take the money. As you get older, the money will become your sex appeal.
If you always do what interests you, at least one person is pleased.
Enemies are so stimulating.
Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly isn't only remembered for her movies, but she was a Princess after all. Most though can all agree, Kelly is still an fashion icon. When people ask who was the most styling and classier in the 50s? Grace Kelly should be on that list.
Grace Kelly acted in plenty of good movies, she has starred in some Hitchcock ones, "Mogambo," and a western favorite, "High Noon."
There are many factors of Kelly's popularity, her glamorous fashion sense, she was a Princess in Monaco, and her films.
She founded a place in the 60s that helped the special needs, she was the first actress to be put on an U.S. stamp, and there have been exhibits to commemorated her life and career.
Grace Kelly is still a favorite, even after like many icons her life was cut short. She was talented and beautiful actresses and person. So it's no wonder why many people still love Grace Kelly.
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn is another one of those actresses that you see everywhere on tee-shirts and other objects. For good reason, she made a huge impact in cinema and for her humanitarian work.
"Breakfast and Tiffany's" no doubt is one of her famous movies. It's her iconic role that's for sure. She's been in other movies too that are loved too.
Like Marilyn Monroe and the other actresses on this list, she is another one that has her own Facebook pages, online memes, fan groups, etc.
Her fashion sense too is a favorite for fans to mimic.
Audrey Hepburn had a kind heart too, she did a lot of humanitarian work especially for the poor and children.
So Audrey is no doubt another popular figurehead that you see kid's wearing her face on their shirts and people quoted "Breakfast and Tiffany's."
Elizabeth Taylor
Just last year Liz Taylor has been in TV movies about her and well her stormy relationship with Richard Burton. She may be known for her stormy marriages but Elizabeth Taylor is also known for being a popular icon.
This lady started out as a child in the movies and worked up her way. She was in movies like "Giant," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "National Velvet," "Little Women," "The Taming of the Shrew," and the list goes on and on.
She knew how to act there was no doubt about that.
Elizabeth Taylor had her own perfume line and other things. She dressed classy and you could call her another fashion iconic.
Don't think there are many people out there who don't know her name, which is a good thing because her movies are always worth the watch.


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3 p.m. — 3500 block Center Road, a passenger-side car window reported broken while parked in a lot.
Saturday, Aug. 24
10:18 p.m. — Brunswick Lake Parkway and Center Road, Emily J. Campbell, 24, Cleveland, served with a warrant for breaking and entering from the Cleveland Police Department after a traffic stop.
Sunday, Aug. 25
1:29 a.m. — Center and South Carpenter roads, Ryan K. Moir, 27, Middleburg Heights, charged with operating a vehicle while impaired and no headlights after a traffic stop.
1:14 p.m. — Bennington Boulevard, $300 in tools and equipment reported stolen from a pool house.
3:05 p.m. — 4400 block Laurel Road, Darlayna J. Vanko, 20, Cleveland, served with warrants from Garfield Heights, Strongsville and Cleveland Metroparks.
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7:16 p.m. — 1000 block Substation Road, Sandra Fenger, 52, 570 Substation Road, Brunswick Hills Township, charged with OVI after a traffic stop. She provided a blood-alcohol sample of 0.274.
Tuesday, July 30
7:30 a.m. — 100 block Pearl Road, lawn equipment valued at $3,667 reported stolen from a parked trailer. Pry marks were visible on the outside of the trailer.
Friday, Aug. 9
2:40 p.m. — Charles P. Besenfelder, 46, 1029 Marks Road, Brunswick Hills Township, served with a warrant for failure to appear after he was picked up from the Middleburg Heights police station.


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Reuben A. McCormick, 96, of Muscatine, passed away on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at the All American Care Center. Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 22, 2013 at 10:30 A.M. at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services. Interment will be in Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery. Following the interment, a time of food and fellowship will be held at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Community Room. Visitation will be held on Thursday, November 21st from 4:00-7:00 P.M. with Masonic Rites to be held at 6:45 P.M. at the funeral home. A memorial fund has been established at the funeral home in Reuben's name. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.lewisfuneralhomes.com.
Reuben Allen McCormick was born on March 4, 1917 in Conesville, Iowa, the son of Charles A. and Grace (Brockway) McCormick. On June 20, 1943 Reuben was united in marriage to Geroldene "Jerry" R. Wilkie in Des Moines, Iowa. He was a lifetime farmer in the Letts and Moscow area, was a member of the Masonic Lodge and had served as a board member for Muscatine County Mutual Insurance. He attended the Wilton United Methodist Church. Reuben enjoyed helping family with projects and especially, enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Reuben will be deeply missed by his daughter, Deborah Thompson and husband, Donn of Muscatine; son, Gary McCormick and wife, Judy of Moscow; seven grandchildren, Josh and Matt Thompson, Will (Amber) Wingerter, Alicia (Barry) Cooling, Amanda (Chris) Koch, Amy (Nolan) Mente and Ashley (Matt) Shields; ten great grandchildren, Hailey, Ty, Lainey, Evan, Clayton, Daelyn, Meliah, Madelyn, Addison and Trevin; and one sister, Isabelle Buser of Lone Tree.
Reuben was preceded in death by his parents; wife; brother, Roy McCormick; and two sisters, Elizabeth Orris and Esther McCormick.


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Bates Motel
The "Psycho" prequel series "Bates Motel" premiered on A&E Sunday night to 3.0 million total viewers and 1.6 million in the 18-49 demo. That demo rating is the the highest for a drama series debut on the network. [Source: The Live Feed]
Hot in Cleveland
TV Land has just announced a fifth-season renewal for its sitcom "Hot In Cleveland" with a super-sized 24-episode order. This brings the series to a total of 104 episodes, crossing the coveted-for-syndication 100-episode mark.
While it has been declining in the ratings, the show remains the cable channel's top series and averages 2.8 million total viewers (Live+7) along with spawning a spinoff. [Source: Deadline]
Manu Bennett ("Spartacus") has been promoted to a series regular for the recently announced second season of The CW's superhero series. Bennett plays Slade Wilson -- who in the comics ultimately becomes Arrow's villain Deathstroke.
The show has featured multiple Deathstrokes during its freshman run, but the Slade character so far has remained an ally to Stephen Amell's Oliver. [Source: The Live Feed]


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This book was actually intended to be my first book; at that time I wasn't able to gather my thoughts so ended up in writing "page already turned" my first book. This book "Lavender Memories … to Hannah Calhoun" is my first attempt to tell a story. I believe this book and the story which it carries help my photographs to get displayed in a global platform. True love never dies and this story was based upon the true love between two souls during the World War 2 period. This story is purely fictional and doesn't resemble any person dead or alive. The places and the situations are roughly portrayed and are not to be taken as accurate information. I hope you will enjoy the story and my photographs more than my first book. I thank each and every person who helped me in getting this book done on time, especially to my flickr friend's Rowena and Lana. I also thank all my friends who were very supportive.
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(From left to right): Ronald Gavril, Badou Jack and Ishe Smith pose together while giving away school supplies to hundreds of children in the Las Vegas area.
Photo credit: Idris Erba/Mayweather Promotions
LAS VEGAS (August 19, 2014) - Mayweather Promotions, The Floyd Mayweather Jr. Foundation and the rising stars fighting under the Mayweather Promotions banner held a "Back To School Giveaway" on Saturday, giving away hundreds of school supplies for children in the Las Vegas area as the summer comes to a close and families prepare for the school season.
The event, held at the Mayweather Boxing Club, was hosted by several fighters, Mayweather Promotions staff and volunteers who gave away 500 backpacks filled with grade appropriate school supplies. They also raffled off other supplies including five laptops, plus a donation of five desktop computers to the Clark County School District's after school program.
Boxers in attendance included former world champion Ishe Smith and lightweight contender Mickey Bey, who fights Miguel Vazquez for his IBF Lightweight World Title on the undercard of "MAYHEM: Mayweather vs. Maidana 2."
Also in attendance were J'Leon Love, Badou Jack,Ladarius Miller, Andrew Tabiti, Ashley Theophane, Lanell Bellows and Luis Arias, all of whom will be fighting on August 30 in Las Vegas at the Pearl at the Palms Resort and Casino.
"We relish this opportunity to give back to children and families in the Las Vegas community," said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO of Mayweather Promotions. "This is our community and putting on these kind of events is what Mayweather Promotions is all about."
"I'm really blessed to be in a position to help these kids. It's great that Mayweather Promotions is a company that stays so dedicated to improving the community," said the undefeated super middleweight contender Love.
Children were also treated to fighter autographs, a live-DJ and free haircuts amongst other prizes and entertainment.
With JayZ's forray into the boxing promoters business I expect all aspiring and practicing promoters to step up and be counted over the next 12months.
But still, its a Good promotional gimmick by Mayweather Promotions regardless of the underlying motives...whether if its for publicity, a tax write of.....or if he's doing it from the goodness of his heart , ..... People are still being helped.
This give away is coming from the heart of Money May. He has been doing it for near 20 years. Boxing news is apparently having some slow times. Money May's businesses are doing the same in his home state and other areas. Holla.
We should be proud of $$$May for doing this. I don't see many other high-profile, big name athletes stepping up and doing this kind of thing.
It's stories like this that truly make me proud to be involved in the sport of boxing.
-Randy G.
Well done, keep it up and make it known this is what is EXPECTED out of a multimillionaire athlete. We all need to do our part whether you are making 40g a year or 40 million a fight. A little here and there can help more than most people realize.
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Tim Jenison is a middle-aged inventor. Johannes Vermeer was a Dutch painter in the 17th Century who is now known as one of the greatest painters in history. What do the two have in common? Tim's Vermeer (opening today) is a documentary that follows Jenison's obsessive quest to figure out how Vermeer's paintings were ahead of their time.
This is a mostly educational experience, but one that fascinates on many different levels. It features magician/comedian Penn Jillette and is directed by his silent stage partner, Teller. Penn & Teller, from their Vegas show to their provocative ShowTime series, Bullsh!t, have always had a knack of looking at serious topics through the lens of an every-man, and putting their own unique comedic spin on it to boot. Penn doesn't necessarily need to be in Tim's Vermeer, but that doesn't stop him from guiding the average viewer along in terms they can easily understand.
As the documentary informs us, Vermeer had an amazing knack for painting using light and his paintings stand out during that era because none of his contemporaries were doing similar work. Jenison is completely dedicated to understanding and decoding Vermeer's techniques and once he thinks he discovers them, he sets out to create an exact replica of one of Vermeer's works. He deciphers not only Vermeer's methods, but tries to duplicate the exact paint color, tools used and techniques of the famous painter, who is revealed here to be more of an illusionist than perhaps a genius.
If you're wondering, like I was, why Penn & Teller are involved in this film, that's the reason. Vermeer probably is an inspiration for the magic-performing duo, in that he has never revealed his true secrets for success...just like any respectable magician. What Tim finds though, is that even though their may have been a method to Vermeer's madness, that doesn't mean that they were easy to make.
I was also vaguely reminded of the brilliant 2010 doc, Exit Through the Gift Shop, which examined the very meaning of art and what made something artistic. Because Tim may be able to explain Vermeer's methods, does that make Vermeer any less of an artist? Tim more of one?
I will avoid going into the details as to the hows and whys. But Tim's Vermeer is a must for any art enthusiast, a fan of spoilers, or if you ever found yourself interested in how things work. It's not ground-breaking cinema, but it was a refreshing divergence. If you're going to have to learn something, it should always be this engaging.
Genre: Documentary
Run Time: 1 hour, 20 minutes, Rated PG-13
Starring: Tim Jenison, Penn Jillette, Teller, Martin Mull
Directed by Teller (feature-film debut)
Opens locally on Friday, Feb 28, 2014 (check for show times).
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College Hockey:NESCAC picks: Nov. 30
Week number two went a little better than the opening weekend, as I went 4-1-1 (.750) on my picks to bring the season record to 7-3-3 (.654). I would obviously like to continue that positive trend and have some interesting conference games from which to choose my potential winners.
There are just two weekends left on the conference schedule before finals and the semester break; wins and points are critical, so here are the picks:
Friday, November 30, 2012
Colby at Bowdoin
This home-and-home series is always an exciting one for the players, fans, and alumni alike. There have been some crazy outcomes between the two teams in recent years, and home ice usually doesn't mean much in this rivalry. What does matter is skill, depth, and balance, which favors the Polar Bears. Bowdoin 4-1
Amherst at Wesleyan
Always a close battle when these schools play and this one won't be any different. Goaltending on both sides is very good, and the difference here will be special teams, which tilts the rink to the visitors. Amherst has held opponents to 0-for-24 on the power play this season and scores a man-up almost 20 percent of the time — advantage to the Lord Jeffs. Amherst 3-2
Tufts at Williams
Two high-powered offensive teams face-off, with only one having confidence in scoring goals. The surprise for both teams has been the quality of the defense and goaltending. This one could really go either way, and may need overtime to settle the score. I am going with the Ephs to earn a hard-fought win in a wide-open game that gets their offense above the two-goal-per-game output found in the first four games of the season. Williams 4-3
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Tufts at Middlebury
The promise that is the arrival of talented freshmen is already paying dividends for the Panthers, who lost a two-goal lead and the Primelink Tournament last week to host Norwich. Matt Silcoff, Evan Neugold, and Riley Dickie are three freshmen among the team leaders in scoring and the confidence is growing. Chalk the learning experience up for the new players, who are ready to jump back into league play with a weekend sweep. Middlebury 5-2
Connecticut College at Williams
The Camels might be a bit winded from Friday at Middlebury, and Williams is just the type of team to capitalize on such an opportunity. The Ephs are looking for a weekend sweep as well, and have the revived offense to carry it through. Williams 4-1
Hamilton at Wesleyan
The Continentals definitely have some talent, and Wesleyan best find where Michael DiMare is when he is on the ice, which is usually quite frequently. Some veteran pieces in John Guay and Adam Kaiser have been contributing to the Cardinals' offense, while the freshmen become more comfortable. This one is low-scoring, and ends with a nice win for the Cardinals to split the weekend. Wesleyan 3-1
It should be a fun weekend with lots of great rivalries and action — drop the puck!
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Join Coach Pat Murphy and the 2000 Sun Devil baseball team as they join together to fight ALS. The 5K Walk will be held Sunday, Januray 9 at Tempe Town Lake at 8 a.m. (registration begins at 7 a.m.). Coach Murphy honors Catfish Hunter, Lou Gehrig and all of the heroes who lost their lives to ALS.
ALS is more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, was first detected 129 years ago. It is a fatal, neuromuscular disease that paralyzes the body, robbing once healthy and active individuals of their ability to speak, walk, swallow, move and breathe. Intellectual and sensory functions remain intact, leaving the individual painfully aware of what is happening.
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Junior Matt Ryan Scored Three Runs, Drove in an RBI and Reached Base Three Different Ways on Saturday at Rice
April 16, 2011
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HOUSTON, Texas - A two-run deficit heading into the seventh turned into a three-run lead going into the ninth, as the Tulane baseball team rallied to grab their first win at Reckling Park in school history on Saturday (April 16) afternoon by a score of 7-4. D.J. Ponder retired the final ten batters of the game to pick up the win and three different Green Wave hitters posted two RBI's to even the series at one game apiece.
"We came back because of some good quality at-bats late in the game," said Tulane head coach Rick Jones. "We played well defensively and Zizinia gave us a good of a performance in the start. D.J. (Ponder) was the best he's been since he has been (at Tulane). He touched 90 (mph) today and his breaking ball was good, but the key today was his velocity. We have to give a lot of credit for this win to Bob Toledo and Dan Dodd."
It was a good another good start to a game for Tulane (21-14, 4-7 C-USA) as they opened the scoring in the first inning against Owls starting pitcher Matthew Reckling. Nick Boullosa and Matt Ryan both walked and, after Reckling struck out the next two batters, Frank Florio loaded the bases with a walk of his own. Brandon Boudreau followed with a singled through the left side of the infield, scoring Boullosa and Ryan, and gave the Green Wave an early 2-0 lead.
Rice (25-14, 7-4 C-USA) grabbed the lead against Tulane starting pitcher Drew Zizinia in the third inning when Craig Manuel and Shane Hoelscher each hit home runs. Zizinia got a pair of fly ball outs in the frame, but a walk and a flare single put two runners on base for Manuel. The junior then flew a ball to right field that cleared the fence and put the Owls on top. Hoelscher followed with a solo home run of his own to left field to make it a 4-2 edge for the Owls.
Zizinia worked into the sixth inning before being relieved by Ponder with two outs in the frame. The senior left with the bases loaded, but Ponder got a ground out from Manuel to end the threat and keep the game at 4-2 in favor of Rice.
Zizinia tossed five and two thirds innings, allowing four runs on six hits in his fifth start of the season. The senior struck out four batters and walked eight, but forced the Owls to strand ten base runners in the outing.
The Green Wave tied the game up in the top of the seventh with a pair of runs against Reckling, who was relieved in the inning by Jeremy Fant. Reckling retired the first batter of the inning, hit Ryan and Jeremy Schaffer doubled for his 18th time in 2011 to put two on with one out. Blake Crohan reached when the newly inserted Fant dropped a toss from the Owls first baseman at first base. The error allowed Ryan to score from third and Schaffer scored a batter later when Florio singled up the middle. Abe Gonzales came on to retire the final two batters of the inning, but the game was anew with the score tied at 4-4.
After Ponder retired the side in the seventh, the Green Wave offense answered with three runs in the top of the ninth. Bowen Woodson doubled with one out in the frame, but was erased on a base running blunder on a Boullosa fielders choice. Boullosa reached second, as Woodson stayed in the rundown, and came around to score when Ryan doubled to right center. An intentional walk to Schaffer was followed by RBI singles from Crohan and Florio and Tulane led 7-4.
Ponder retired all ten batters that he faced in the game, coaxing three fly ball outs in the ninth to pick up his third win of the season. The junior struck out one and didn't allow a base runner in three and one-thirds innings of work to improve to 3-0 this season.
"There aren't a lot of schools that would let one of their quarterbacks leave town during their spring game and they did," Jones said. "What he did for three and one-third (innings), getting us out of a bases loaded jam and then going through (their batting order) pretty quickly. He will have a prominent role down the stretch for us, he was really good today. He was very economical with his pitches and went right after (the batters)."
Ryan reached base three times in the contest - all in different ways - as the junior walked, was hit by a pitch and doubled, while scoring three runs and driving in an RBI. The middle of the lineup really came through the Tulane, as Boudreaux, Crohan and Florio all drove in two RBI's in the game. Schaffer, Boudreaux and Florio all chipped in two hits to help the Green Wave out-hit Rice, 9-6.
With the series tied at one game apiece, the Green Wave and Owls will face off in the rubber game on Sunday, April 17. The first pitch will take place at 1:00 at Reckling Park with Taylor Wall starting on the mound for Rice against Tulane's Alex Byo.


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MEDINA — An elderly couple lost their home to a fire Wednesday afternoon that apparently started in the kitchen while they were away.
Eugene and Velma "Jene" Stamm called 911 at 2:16 p.m. after they returned home to find fire and smoke coming from their kitchen.
No one was injured in the blaze at 618 Cedar St.
Eugene said he believed something may have been left on the stove.
Plumes of black and white smoke billowed from the back of the house and the attic vents as the fire spread.
Medina Fire Chief Robert Painter said the fire's intense heat caused windows to shatter and the carpet to ignite. It took about five minutes to get the fire under control once firefighters from the city and Medina Township entered the home.
Painter said the cause of the fire is under investigation. He did not have a damage estimate Wednesday.
Erica Graffein, the Stamms' next-door neighbor, received a call from another neighbor that the Stamms' house was on fire and she rushed home to get her two dogs out of her house.
"It's a neat neighborhood; it's family," Graffein said of the people living on Cedar.
Another neighbor brought out lawn chairs for the Stamms to sit in as firefighters searched what was left of their home for hot spots.
A firefighter brought out picture frames and family mementos salvaged from the house, and Jene examined each item briefly, dusting off the soot before letting a neighbor place them in a bag.
Another woman took the Stamms' salvaged clothes to her house in suitcases to wash out the smell of smoke.
Throughout the ordeal, the Stamms were in good spirits.
"It's just a house," Jene said to her husband at one point, patting his shoulder.
"I know," he replied.
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At the close of competition on day 13, the 2014 Winter Olympics medal standings show the United States leading the pack with a grand total of 25 podium finishes, according to information posted to the Games' website on Feb. 20.
Team USA added two medals to their 2014 Olympic haul on day 13, including a gold for freeskier Maddie Bowman in the ladies' ski halfpipe event, and a silver for the women's hockey team, who lost in heartbreaking fashion to Canada.
Host nation Russia sits in second place with 23 total medals, including a controversial gold awarded to figure skater Adelina Sotnikova at the close of the ladies' competition on Feb. 20. The Netherlands follows in the three spot with 22 medals, while Norway, who leads the gold medal count with 10, is ranked fourth overall with 21 top three placements.
Canada rests alone in fifth place with 20 medals, while Germany is sixth with 16. France, who added an impressive four medals to their count on Feb. 20 by sweeping the men's ski cross competition and scoring a silver in ladies' ski halfpipe, is in seventh place with 15.
Sweden's 12 medals rank them eighth, Switzerland is ninth with 11, and Austria rounds out the top 10 nations with 10 podium finishes.
Three countries, including the Czech Republic, Japan, and Italy, are tied for 11th place with eight medals, while Slovenia is alone in 14th place with seven. Belarus and China are knotted for 15th place with six medals apiece, and Korea is ranked 17th with five.
Eighteenth place belongs to Poland and Finland who have each captured four medals in Sochi, while three other nations --Great Britain, Australia, and Latvia-- are tied for 20th place with three medals each.
Four nations round out the bottom of the medal count leader board with one medal apiece. Included are Slovakia, Croatia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.
Athletic competition at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia continues Feb. 21 with seven medal round finals.
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Pro baseball star J.P. Arencibia, 28, knows "how to get hip to" Kimberly Perry's heart, as the country songstress said "I Do" with him on Thursday. Now, a People article dated, Sun. June 15, released the first photos of Perry's wedding.
The "If I Die Young" singer and Arencibia who tied the knot at the First Presbyterian Church in Greeneville, TN celebrated their big day with family and friends, including Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert.
Perry, 30 wore a Reem Acra gown and carried a large bouquet of white flowers. Her brothers Reid and Neil Perry were her best men, while Arencibia's young nieces were his groomswomen. (Hey, who says you can't switch things up?)
Stella sisters Lennon and Maisy who entertain on the series Nashville performed, along with Christian singer-songwriter Mac Powell.
Following their vow exchange, the couple enjoyed a reception at her parent's home where Arencibia popped the big question with a 3.3 carat ring last fall. In earlier interviews, Perry gushed about their life changing moment and explained that Arencibia had proposed under the oak tree that she always dreamed she would be standing under if she were ever to get engaged.
Arencibia has previously stated that he felt a connection to Perry from the first time he watched her in a music video. He had a moment where he felt like she would be part of her future. (Looks like he was correct to say the least). Perry has shared that she feels emotionally and spiritually connected to J.P.
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Maryland Live! Casino has added an addition of two key executives to its Food & Beverage management team. Kevin Wills, a 30-year veteran of the international hospitality and gaming industry, joins the team as Director of Food & Beverage; and Kevin Sterling, who has held executive F&B positions in the Las Vegas and Atlantic City gaming markets, has been named Asst. Director of Food & Beverage.
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Health Status > Infants
Although the infant mortality rate in the United
States has declined significantly in recent decades, it
was still ranked below many other industrialized nations
in 2003 with a rate of 6.9 deaths per 1,000 live births.
This represents a slight decline from the rate of 7.0 in
2002, and is equal to the rate from 2001; however, it is
considerably below the rate of 26.0 per 1,000 reported in
1960. Differences in infant mortality rates among industrialized
nations may reflect disparities in the health status of
women before and during pregnancy, as well as the quality
and accessibility of primary care for pregnant women and
infants. However, some of these differences may be due,
in part, to the international variation in the definition,
reporting, and measurement of infant mortality.
According to data reported by individual
countries, six countries or territories had infant mortality
rates that were half the rate of the United States or less.
Hong Kong had the lowest rate (2.3 per 1,000), followed
by Singapore (2.5 per 1,000). Overall, the United States
was ranked 28th.
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Recently I was drawn into an argument, oh let's call it a debate, about whether a brand name should be based on the truth or not.
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At Angel Marketing we were delighted recently to have won the award for marketing excellence. I'm going to look at why businesses and business people should enter awards and how to use them to help your business if you've win, or even if you haven't. Hopefully I will then follow my own advice
The speaker was recommending that the members of the audience switch from buying branded milk and other goods to buying own brand. The argument being that it is much cheaper and it is same product, same producer, same cows and the insinuation that this is still supporting the producer.
The only way to know whether your marketing is performing or not is to measure it. As you measure, you gain intelligence on which marketing activities work for your brand and which don't. Using this information to change your marketing plans as you go along will make your marketing work harder and harder and increase your ROI.
It's a fact that if specific objectives are not set out before any marketing activity takes place, the success of the activity will be less than it could be and it will be much harder to measure it (you might be better off not knowing!).
Part three, in the "Do or Die Marketing Plan", is about defining your offering: a vital excercise as how on earth can your customers buy from you if they don't understand what it is that you are selling?
Now, usually, the reason for a business wanting to target everyone is that they don't want to miss out on any section of the population that might want to buy their brand, but experience shows that we must focus on a primary target audience...
A good marketing strategy begins with a clear and precise understanding of your brand identity. Attempt to build your marketing without getting this absolutely right and you risk expensive failure...


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