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College Hockey:Restuccia scores game-winner in third as Boston College tops Harvard
Schaus stops 31, Restuccia gets MVP
BOSTON — When the final buzzer sounded, Boston College had won its second Beanpot of 2011, and the women didn't need an overtime to do it. The Eagles beat the Harvard Crimson, 3-1, at Kelley Rink.
"I was watching the men's game last night and they said only one school has ever done it before," said goaltender Molly Schaus. "A lot of bragging rights for Boston College for sure."
BC took a 2-1 lead 6:52 into the third period. Mary Restuccia took the puck from Harvard with one player between her and the goalie. She made a couple moves back and forth to put the defensemen and goaltender off guard and fired it in stick side.
"They were trying to get the puck out of the zone," said Restuccia. "Luckily, she just shot it right into me and I was able to get past her and deke the goalie and go backhand, and she gave me the net."
The 13 minutes remaining left a lot of time with which Harvard might be able to tie the game back up. BC was looking for a security goal. Forward Taylor Wasylk almost had it with a power-play shot that deflected off the post.
With 3:18 left in the game, forward Kelli Stack was there to provide the cushion. Restuccia fed her the puck and Stack hit an open seem for a breakaway goal to make the game 3-1.
"We were planning for the end of the game, pull the goalie thing," said Harvard coach Katey Stone. "But then all of a sudden, the seas parted and that's the last player you want to have with the puck going in on the goaltender."
The play had started off pretty even. BC got more shots off in the first period, but the teams looked pretty well matched. Harvard had a good scoring opportunity early. Defenseman Mariss Gedman fired a shot from the top of the circle that Schaus blocked with her pad. Forward Liza Ryabkina then pounced on the rebound, forcing Schaus to recover quickly to make a glove save.
With just under three minutes left in the frame, forward Caitlin Walsh broke the stalemate with her first goal of the season. Walsh took the puck from Ashley Motherwell and had no one other than the goaltender, Laura Bellamy, in front of her. Defenseman Laura Coskren was close behind her, but Walsh fired the puck in glove side before Coskren caught up.
Before BC's pep band had even finished playing its fight song, Harvard answered with a goal of its own. Katharine Chute made a move around BC defenseman Jessica Martino and snuck the puck in over Schaus's left shoulder.
"That's something that our team has been doing all year and I hoped we would do it again after they scored their second goal," Stone said of the immediate responding goal.
The Eagles had another chance nine minutes into the second period. Forward Danielle Welch raced down the ice and sent a shot on goal and saw the lights flash then turn off as the puck hit the pipe and deflected out of the net. The play was reviewed, but stood without a goal.
"I always think those go in, always hope they go in," said BC coach Katie King. "That's one of the reasons we have video replay."
In addition to the Beanpot title, BC walked away with two individual awards. Schaus won the Bertagna award, granted to a goaltender who performs the best. She made 64 saves in the tournament for a .970 save percentage. Restuccia's two goals and two assists earned her the MVP.
The championship was BC's second in four years, and both have been against Harvard. These two teams have met in the Beanpot finals seven times since 1999; the Eagles have won the last three of those meetings, in 2006, 2009 and 2011.
"The Beanpot means a tremendous amount to Harvard hockey," said Stone. There was no energy spent getting these kids up for this game. They were ready, as they were ready to come back last week. It means a lot."
BC came into this game following a rough weekend of a loss and tie with Maine. The Eagles immediately put those games behind them to get ready for the Beanpot.
"Our kids did a great job realizing the importance of this game," said King. "We love the Beanpot; obviously it's a fun event for our kids and to have a championship in the middle of the season is a special thing."
Schaus and Stack, who both took a year off to play in the Olympics last year, were the only two to have played in the game five years ago when they beat BU for the Beanpot title at Kelley rink. Now they have a second Beanpot Championship at home.
"It's a perfect ending," said Schaus. "We were the only team in the country that had a chance to win a championship on home ice in February, and we took advantage of it."
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Aug. 7, 2012
Thank you to all of you who read Word from Westwood during the 2011-12 school year. For the start of the 2012-13 athletic year, Word from Westwood will adopt a new format.
Much as I did a year ago, I will continue to share some of my experiences and thoughts with the Bruin Family each week. In addition, my team and I will continue to bring you the very popular Olympic Sports Recap. Additionally, I have requested that units within the Athletic Department let you in on some of the best stories, news and information on our nearly 700 student-athletes, often times before it is reported anywhere else.
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London Olympic Sports Recap
UCLA's strong Olympic tradition has continued at the 2012 London Olympics, with 34 Bruins representing their respective countries at the Games, bringing UCLA's all-time total to 650 Olympians. The first UCLA medalist at the Games was former rowing assistant coach Mark Hunter, who captured silver in the lightweight double sculls last Saturday, followed by Dawn Harper with a silver in the 100m hurdles. These two two-time Olympic medalists are far from the last Bruins who will medal.
Many Bruins are still in action, competing with their teams late into the medal rounds, including current Bruin players and alumni in women's soccer, men's basketball, and men's and women's water polo.
One really unique fact about UCLA's Olympians is that three of them are current Bruin head coaches. Men's water polo coach Adam Wright is a starter for the U.S. water polo team, while the U.S. men's volleyball staff includes men's volleyball coach John Speraw and women's volleyball coach Michael Sealy.
UCLABruins.com is providing comprehensive coverage from the Games, with daily summaries of each Bruin in competition, photo galleries, competition schedules with links to live broadcasts, and blogs directly from Bruins in London. Among those contributing first-hand accounts are Speraw, U.S. water polo player Chay Lapin, U.S. gymnast Anna Li, UCLA gymnastics head coach Valorie Kondos Field, UCLA Associate Athletic Director Mike Sondheimer, and former UCLA gymnast Ariana Berlin.
Two Former Student-Athletes to Attend UCLA Medical School
Former UCLA women's basketball player Erica Tukianen, who graduated in 2010, and track and field's Taylor Hobson, who graduated in June, have both been accepted to UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine for the coming year.
This is not the first time that a UCLA student-athlete has attended medical school at UCLA. Dr. Julie Bremner, Dr. Chainey Umphrey and Dr. Bryan Wiley are just some examples. However, the academic and student services unit believes this is the first time that two student-athletes have been accepted at UCLA in the same year.
Football Returns to Westwood on August 18
After their two-week summer camp session in San Bernardino, Jim Mora and the Bruins will return to practice in Westwood on Saturday, August 18. That afternoon, after practice, will be the perfect opportunity for all UCLA football fans to "Meet the Bruins".
Drake Stadium will open to the public at 3:30pm and will feature a fan fest for UCLA supporters of all ages, complete with a DJ, various vendor booths and promotional give-aways. There will be food trucks and other concessions also available. At about 4:00pm, the team and coaches will be available for autographs in a designated area of the stadium. In addition, select players and coaches will be interviewed by Chris Roberts over the public address system regarding their outlooks for the upcoming season.
This event will allow fans to interact with players in a more casual setting than a fall scrimmage, while still allowing them to attend any of the open practices scheduled for the following week (August 19, 20, 21) at Spaulding Field. All football practices will be closed to the public for the season starting on August 22 in preparation for the season opener at Rice.
Details are still being finalized. Please check UCLABruins.com in the coming days for updates.
Student Athletes Learn about the "Fishbowl"
In late July, Ashley Armstrong, Assistant Athletic Director of Student-Athlete Development, conducted a workshop for the incoming freshmen on our football, men's basketball, and women's basketball teams entitled "Welcome to the Fishbowl". This workshop featured guest speakers from throughout the department and focused on the importance of paying attention to your choices and behaviors, creating and communicating your personal brand, and making smart choices about using social media. This seminar provided some perspective that they may not have heard before from administrators, while giving them the chance to get know the leaders of the department on a personal level.
Wooden Athletic Fund Prepares to Launch New Ad Campaign
Earlier this summer, the Development staff invited more than 40 Athletics donors to the Morgan Center for a photo shoot that was part of the Wooden Athletic Fund's new advertising campaign. These generous donors (and their unique stories about why they contribute to UCLA Athletics) will be featured in upcoming publications, including game programs and UCLA Magazine. To learn more about the Wooden Athletic Fund, please visit WoodenAthleticFund.com.
The short summer is now over, and it is time to focus on the start of fall quarter and our fall sports. A few sports have already reported back to campus, and, this weekend, I traveled to Cal State San Bernardino for the first official practice of our 2012 football team.
Since Jim Mora arrived here last December, his drive and dedication have been second to none. After leading the team through Spring Ball, the hard work of Coach Mora and his staff has resulted in instilling an attitude, work ethic and determination in the players, both veteran and new, that they all desire.
The team took to the field and immediately set the tone for the rest of the year. Fast-paced, focused and efficient are some of the best words to describe the practices. Despite the heat on both Saturday and Sunday, the intensity out there in each of our players was evident, mirroring that of Jim and his coaching staff, and that gave me great pleasure as we head into a season with seven home games at the Rose Bowl.
The San Bernardino experience was designed to accomplish several things, including setting a foundation for team bonding and solidarity. We are all in this together. I look forward to seeing you at the Rose Bowl cheering on this 2012 Bruin football team.
Great things are ahead for the program, and I'm excited about it.
Dan Guerrero
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Once again we embark on an epic drinking journey in an attempt to understand why the fuck people get so excited about pumpkin beer.
The second annual Portland Food Coma Pumpkin Beer Celebration has arrived. Personally, I hate pumpkin beer, which is why I think it's fun to torture my friends and myself in an attempt to locate at least one selection that we would actually call drinkable. This time we've upped the count from six selections to ten, representing breweries and bad puns from around the country.
The tasting always takes place on a Sunday, to insure that everyone will be hungover – which makes the whole ordeal that much more brutal. Our panel of judges, in addition to myself, is as follows:
An seasoned home brewer with extensive background in professional kitchens, Brad has been part of Deathmatch and many other dinner events we've organized. He currently works full time for Rosemont Bakery in Portland
The beer buyer for Downeast Beverage in Portland, and also an experienced home brewer. Nolan is the only returning veteran from last years PumCaCa, and maintains that he is still approaching with an open mind.
Although not in the business currently, she is an experienced drinker that has, on occasion, drank me into a hurt locker.
The rundown begins with the one that started it all….
1. Shipyard Brewery – Pumpkin Head, Portland, ME
Joe: This smells like a pumpkin-scented candle from the Christmas Tree Shops, and the flavor is reminiscent of nutmeg and shit. I imagine that this might be what it would taste like if you went down on the headless horseman.
Nolan: Smells more like spices than pumpkin, the taste is light and foul. I can't believe people actually like this stuff.
Molly: Sugar and spice and nothing nice.
Brad: It smells bad, tastes even worse, but at least you can take comfort in knowing that no pumpkins were harmed in the creation of this beer!
2. Shipyard Brewery – Smashed Pumpkin, Portland, ME
Joe: In some circles, having sex is referred to as "smashing." That being said, I can't think of anyone who would want to "smash" this pumpkin. The nose reminds me of a cigarette that has been snubbed out in a pumpkin, and the taste is like biting into a cinnamon stick with a rotten banana peel wrapped around it.
Brad: The foil is nice, and the bottle features a flattering portrait of Alan Puglsey, however the beer tastes like a chemical spill and is, in fact, making me sweat.
Nolan: Smells like the Ringwood Brewery packed a train with screaming, sweaty German tourists, drove them straight in to a brick wall, wrapped their bodies in horrible spices, and then bottled the result a month later.
Molly: Worse than licking a rotten pumpkin dipped in piss.
3. Brooklyn Brewery – Post Road Pumpkin Ale, Brooklyn, NY
Joe: Flavors of pumpkin pie, and actually not too sweet with a hint of bitterness. I could maybe drink one, but then again why would I want to?
Nolan: Not over-done, with a trace of bitterness that actually makes it drinkable. Something's a little strange with the finish though…
Brad: Decent, slightly hoppy nose, and it has a good amount of cinnamon and a bit of malt.
Molly: Smells better than it tastes, which is a little metallic to me.
4. Smuttynose Brewing – Pumpkin Ale, Portsmouth, NH
Joe: This one scores points for not using any puns in the name, however I get no pumpkin flavor whatsoever. The beer itself is fine, but not my style.
Brad: Great Nose, smells like beer, tastes like beer with spice just on the finish. It's nicely hopped, and not noticeably pumpkin flavored.
Nolan: The spice is very mild and I enjoy the beer itself.
Molly: Light spice without a lot of pumpkin flavor. I like it.
5. Southern Tier Brewing – Pumking, Lakewood, NY
Joe: I don't think I can properly stress how awful this shit is, I can't even swallow it. It's like someone mixed vanilla extract with rubbing alcohol. I'm so angry right now.
Nolan: Weird, what the fuck! I can't even wrap my mind around this; I would rather drink Night Train…
Brad: Strange nose of hazelnuts, the taste is sickly sweet – kind of like a Dunkin Donuts Latte with too much Splenda. It's sad that someone was proud of this beer, did they taste it?
Molly: The king is dead.
At this point Brad states, "When I drink these beers I forget what pumpkins actually taste like."
6. Weyerbacher Brewing Co. – Imperial Pumpkin Ale, Easton, PA
Joe: Though the cardamom is interesting, it has an unpleasant medicinal taste in the finish. Honestly, it kind of makes me want to shit.
Nolan: Similar over-the-top style that many Weyerbacher beers share, though it's slightly astringent and steeped in the dark side…
Brad: Sweet with a nice level of carbonation, and it has lots of spice in the nose. Thankfully, it's not so big in the taste. Kind of boozy.
Molly: Herbal in a bad way (picture drawn in notes of someone smoking a joint)
7. Rock Art Brewery Extreme Series – Pumpkin Imperial Spruce Stout, Morrisville, VT
Joe: Pleasant and creamy with notes of pine in the finish. Once again, I can't taste a lot of pumpkin but I think that's a good thing.
Brad: No spice on the nose, lots of malt, and a nice mouth feel with notes of anise. This one could fool you if you refuse to drink pumpkin crap.
Nolan: Mild pumpkin aroma, and I'm getting a slightly numbing sensation from the finish. For the first time I'm finishing my glass!
Molly: I had no idea that spruce trees were so delicious.
8. Dogfish Head Brewery – Punkin Ale, Milton, DE
Joe: Pleasant and dry, with very subtle pumpkin flavors. This was my favorite last year and it looks to be no different this time around.
Nolan: Nice, roasty nose gives way to a mild, lightly spiced flavor. This is a brief gasp of fresh air before plunging ourselves back into the sticky abyss of rancid booze.
Brad: Holy shit it smells like beer! Though referred to as"brown ale" I would say it's more of a copper. Nice malt with subtle spices.
Molly: Drinkable… oh my god.
9. Heavy Seas Mutiny Fleet – Great Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale, Baltimore, MD
Joe: Honestly, people who drink "pumpkin head" should switch to this, as it's packed with the pumpkin pie flavors they're looking for. Not that bad, surprisingly.
Nolan: Less offensive than you'd think, the sweetness is actually kind of bearable.
Brad: Amber color with slight spices on the nose. Though a little sweet, I could drink this once a year.
Molly: It's got a taste that I like in booze, but hate in beer.
10. Heavy Seas Mutiny Fleet – Greater Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale, Baltimore, MD
Joe: Aged in bourbon barrels, it's got butterscotch, almost Werther's Originals flavor that I'm actually kind of enjoying. I expected to hate this one, but I have to admit I might drink it after dinner.
Brad: I get almost citrusy flavors out of it. Mellow and kind of delicious
Nolan: Not bad, do you think we're enjoying it because it's the last one and our palates are shit?
Molly: Sweet and boozy, much like myself. Can we be done now?
The Final Results
1. Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
2. Rock Art Extreme Series Spruce Stout
3. Heavy Seas Greater Pumpkin IPA
4. Heavy Seas Great Pumpkin IPA
5. Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale
6. Post Road Pumpkin Ale
7. Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
8. Pumpkin Head
9. Smashed Pumpkin
10. Southern Tier Pumking
1. Rock Art Extreme Series Spruce Stout
2. Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
3. Heavy Seas Greater Pumpkin IPA
4. Heavy Seas Great Pumpkin IPA
5. Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale
6. Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
7. Post Road Pumpkin Ale
8. Smashed Pumpkin
9. Pumpkin Head
10. Southern Tier Pumking
1. Rock Art Extreme Series Spruce Stout
2. Heavy Seas Greater Pumpkin IPA
3. Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
4. Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale
5. Heavy Seas Great Pumpkin IPA
6. Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
7. Post Road Pumpkin Ale
8. Smashed Pumpkin
9. Pumpkin Head
10. Southern Tier Pumking
1. Rock Art Extreme Series Spruce Stout
2. Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
3. Heavy Seas Greater Pumpkin IPA
4. Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale
5. Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
6. Post Road Pumpkin Ale
7. Heavy Seas Great Pumpkin IPA
8. Smashed Pumpkin
9. Pumpkin Head
10. Southern Tier Pumking
Thank god it's over for another year…


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January 21, 2013 Good Morning
***PA system squeeeeellllllsssss and frays that tiny nerve at the base of your spine*****
"Can I have you attention please? HEY! Squirrel! stop that giggling!
I WOULD LIKE....(clears throat) I would like to call to order this meeting of the Society to Prevent All Slamming of Mondays!
Can I get a, "HAPPY SPASMS"......(and the crowd goes wild)
GOOD MORNING LADIES AND GENTS. Shall we start today's meeting with a show of hands? Raise your hand if you are HAPPY THAT IT IS MONDAY AND YOUR HOUSE IS quiet shhhhh
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA....I mean shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This was a busy and interesting weekend for me. Friday I got wind of Green Coffee Bean Extract pills, recommended by Dr. Oz for weight loss blah blah blah from a friend. So, I decided to try it because I can not afford to go out and buy an entire new wardrobe and can't stand myself anymore. So anyway, I go to the Health food store and buy the supplements and I have no idea if the supplements are helping me get rid of the fat layers on my body or not, BUT I have a definite increase in energy.
Nothin dramatic, and if I was not so painfully aware of how FREAKING tired I have been feeling, I would probably not notice the difference, but I am definitely less tired.
So, (get this) Friday I cleaned out, color coordinated, and organized my closet and did all the stuff I normally do
Saturday, I went grocery shopping and started the looonnnngggg process of cleaning out my basement (this should take me about 25 years. My stuff has collected stuff. My stuff has sent out invitations to other people's stuff and my basement is some holiday resort for stuff. My stuff got together with other stuff and had baby stuff, I think)
Sunday, (are you sitting down) I took apart my clothes dryer venting system and cleaned it out then went outside, climbed a ladder and cleaned it out from the other directon also. Let me just say that it is amazing that my house never caught on fire.
My pain levels have not improved at all. I still feel like crap on a stick most of the time, but at least I have been able to clean out some of the things that I have wanted to get to for about 10 years now.
I may be hobbling, ouching and ooooing and aaaing, but I will be an organized nut case.
Today, I am building a planter box.
I hope ou find 100 reasons to smile today
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1 c bleach
1/2 c. Borax
let the laundry soak for 30 minutes then wash as normal
1/2 ammonia and 1/2 hot water in spray bottle
spray on
cover with a white towel
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Good morning Sunshine!
Okay, so D, I'm with you with the hating my body bit. My "stuff and fluff" has been multiplying also and well...bottom line, I've got more stuff and fluff.
And with my heart palps thingy, I avoid caffeine like the plague. Does this give you the gitters or can you feel an increase in your heart rate?
I also heard of this wrap system called "It Works". And like the title of it says...it does work. I have an old HS friend that sells it now and I've seen the results...I'm rather impressed. You can google "IT Works!" and you'll find the link if anyone is interested in finding a distributor in your area.
I've been tempted to give her a call lately!
I woke up feeling much better today. I overdid it on Friday and Saturday with running from the moment I got up till the moment I went to bed. And well, yesterday my body retaliated against me. It was threatening a flare, but I kept ignoring it...and it came on yesterday.
Then my stupidity hit me. I kept thinking if I only push myself through the pain...it would help break the pattern. Finally this morning, I'm much better. And I have a rearranged kitchen, new shelving / hook system in the entry area for the kids school stuff and a fully stocked pantry. My hubby installed a new faucet in my kitchen which I could just keep kissing him for. My last one was leaking so bad, plus it was ugly!
Today it's cold here. -35 to -45 wind chills. My plan is to stay in!
It's not a quiet household here, but it's a happy Spasm for me because I don't have to run the kids anywhere!
D, what kind of dryer system do you have? We recently installed a straight vent system where you can take it apart piece by piece to clean it out. Plus w/out the accordion style tubing, it's less likely to develop build up. But I sure am proud of you for getting yours cleaned out. Love the cleaning tips too!
Wishing you success with your coffee extract pills and a very happy SPASMS today!
And we really ought to come up with a SPASMS handshake!
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Goodmorning fibrobrats
D, please come to my house next and do your magic. Hopefully I will feel more like it in time. I don't like uti, yeast and still trying to heal. Like I said before I just have to realize it takes time.
We were in dc one day and I drank some concentrated caffeine drink and it boosted me up but I think caffeine is my enemy now.
Thanks for cleaning g tips
Wonder enjoy your day at home and try to stay warm. Also enjoy the new faucet, I watch hgtv channels alot and keep hoping one if those hot looking FYI guys or property brothers would knock on my doors
I am still hoping for the magical cure elevator, one gets in rides it 13 stories up comes back down, steps out and cured of Medical problems. I remember when my mom was dying from cancer almost 30 years ago and she made the statement " by now they should have a machine you can lay in And kills all cancer cells"
Here it is 30 years later and we can't even cure say it this way Crap.
Everyone have a good day
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D.. I am sending you my address, my closets would be easy to color match, blue jeans, sweat shirts... won't take you long:)
Wonder... bundle up, the cold is here too, not as bad as yours but coming this way.
And it is cold, the pup is not messing around outside to long. I have to go with him or he will not do his thing. He has a fenced in huge yard, but momma has to be there.
Got my painting down and the room all put back together, now going to look for new flooring down there. I am excited about the floor, but the sideways snow and below zero temp might keep me home. I need gas in the truck too, so if I go out, got to get gas. What ever happen to the nice guy that pumped the gas and washed your windows??
Peace to you
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Hi Magic,
I hope things get better for you soon, how is your new friend at the hysterectomy group??:))
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WonderWoman, the name is misleading. There is no caffeine in it, so no nervousness or palls. I do have the accordion style vent. Hope you feel better today and even more tomorrow
Ok MagicOne, I will come on over anytime. Hope you feel better
Wow Dually, bravo for you and the paint job. You go girl
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Good Morning D, and Everyone,
OMGosh, I am so delighted that it is Monday and I am a part of the Happy SPASMS, as my pain level is extra high today. It must be this darn cold weather, though, nothing like what you are having, Wonder.
D, I've recently heard of these green coffee bean pills and was curious to know more about them. My reasoning is the same as yours. I cannot stand the extra weight that has decided to take up residence in my body. Please keep me/us posted on how these pills make a difference (either with weight or continued energy or anything else) continue. I will try them too, if they get a good review from your experience after a couple of weeks...so thanks for sharing :) Oh, and much applause for all you've been able to accomplish lately...that is awesome!!
Wonder, I am always willing to look into new items, that come recommended from someone I know, so I will definitely look into "It Works". So, you fell for the 'ole, 'if I just push myself' trap. Gah! I also have fallen victim to that thought, many times, and I wonder each time if I will ever learn! I am so glad that you've bounced back from this and are feeling better today!
Magic, I hope the antibiotics kick in and get at least that part of you feeling better. UTIs are so painful, and to have that pain atop of the fibro pain, just is not right!
Dually, YAY for YOU on getting the painting done! You should feel accomplished! And moving onto the flooring should be fun as you explore the possibilities. The weather sounds awful, so staying inside where it's nice and warm, would be my vote :)
I had a nice day yesterday with my eldest son coming home to prepare and cook me dinner for my birthday (since he couldn't be here a week ago). And then out of nowhere, my dil texted me and offered to bring dinner tonight when she, my second son, and granddaughter visit (they usually visit and hubby and I prepare dinner). So, I am looking forward to tonight, in spite of feeling awful :)
WIshing everyone a good day!
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Happy SPASMS, everyone!!
It is oh-so-quiet here this morning :) YAY!! I've been cleaning a bit, load of laundry, dishes, etc....about to go check on the grandpuppies now, and stop at Tar-jay for a couple of things. I am enjoying the sunshine, after our rainy season of last week :)
D, I'm also in clean-out mode....First, I'm attacking the office. I know, I've said that 151,923,207 times....but this time, I REALLY am throwing out stuff. So far I've moved the desk around, and I'm looking at a possible new file cabinet purchase. SO this is SERIOUS!! LOL
Thanks for the cleaning tips....I'm always trying to find ways to do things easier and better, and am LOVING the more natural cleaners!
OK, gotta get going....D, hope your pain eases....must be in the air :( Take it easy today, girlie....post pix of the planter box!!
Wonder, glad your flare is doing better....try to get some extra rest today, and stay warm.
MAGIC, I hope you have a good and restful day, girl!
dually, oooo, I LOVE painting! Would love to see pix of the room :)
HUGS to all from down south :)
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Wow D. you are wonder woman. I had to be calm this weekend. I did something every night last week and my body finally started screaming at me along with my husband.
Wonder I am with you I can only have on diet coke in the morning and the rest of the day I have to stay off caffeine.
MagicPill I hope you get to feeling better soon.
Yeah Monday is 1/2 over.
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D? Would you like to help us organize?? We could use all the help we can get (any volunteers?)! We gotta pair down everything get rid of all we don't absolutely NEED and soon begin boxing things up. All while we have to finish renovating the place.
Today...we will be driving around the island (taking the scenic route) stopping at fruit stands and looking at the beaches along the way. There's HUGE surf today... like 30 ft waves! Really wish our camera was working. It crapped out on us last month, we have to send it in to Sony so they can have a look.
Mom wishes we were taping up the living room instead and getting ready to plaster up holes in the walls, etc, but we wanted to venture out instead.
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There's one thing in life that everyone on the planet gets a equal amount of and that's the number of hours in the day. Each day is 24 hours and how we spent those hours determines if we are productive or not. Many of us (myself included) would say that there aren't enough hours in the day but there isn't a way to increase the day to allow more hours. There are ways to modify what it is that we do to allow what needs to get done to be done.
One of the biggest time consumers is watching tv. Many a childhood summer of mine was spent in front of the tv watching movies, cartoons, and other interesting things. When homework was due and not yet done, that's when the really interesting shows were on PBS. Coincidence? I think not. It's nigh impossible to do homework and watch tv at the same time, I've tried and failed. However it is possible to do chores and watch tv simuntaneously. My late grandmother had this one figured out years ago with her little black and white, rabbit-eared attenae, only-get-thirteen-channels tv. That old tv lived in the kitchen and she would cook for her family, and clean up while watching her favorite shows. Her kitchen was almost always clean and she was up to date on her favorite tv shows.
With the tv, use the tv guide to find out what shows you really want to watch and just watch those programs. If there's a new program that you think might be interesting, give it until the first commercial break. If it isn't going along with your interests, turn it off. There's not much to gain by sitting and watching a program thatt you're not enjoying.
Another method that saves time is to run the dishwasher with a full load at night. It's preferable at night because that's when the demand for energy is lower than during the mid-afternoon, so you get a break on the cost of running the appliance. Also the constant noise of the machine can help put you to sleep if you find those types of noises relaxing. Since you won't be needing the dishes immediately, you can let them air dry and most likely they will be dry in the morning. It is also possible to run the dishwasher and the clothes dryer at the same time. If two of your appliances can be run at the same time, go for it. There will be less to take care of in half the time.
If you car pool or take public transportation to your job or school and have the luxury of a phone with internet access, this is a perfect time to catch up on the latest news. If you're the one driving, by all means keep your attention on the road and use the radio to find out the latest news.
The hardest thing to do that will get you more time is to simply have a 'no electronics day'. That means no tv, no computer, no cell phone for texting or surfing the web. I have yet to succeed on a 'no electronics day' because I made it just before bed when I used my phone to find out the latest news. By keeping the computer and tv off it did help the environment because I was one less person using energy for a non-productive day.
While many of us feel there aren't enough hours in the day, we still have a huge amount of control in how we spend our days. Sometimes lounging in a hammock and reading a really good book is time better spent than playing games on the computer. Time can only be spend once and it's in our power to determine how we're going to spend it.


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Stanford senior forward Chiney Ogwumike was named to the Associated Press All-America First Team for the second straight year Tuesday. It also marked her third straight All-America nod from the organization after being named to the second team in 2012.
Ogwumike has now collected three All-America honors this season to date, being named to the USBWA's team Monday morning, and to ESPN's team two weeks ago. She was joined on the five-player AP First Team by Kayla McBride (Notre Dame), Odyssey Sims (Baylor), Breanna Stewart (Connecticut), and Alyssa Thomas (Maryland).
The Cypress, Texas native and the Pac-12's all-time leading scorer and rebounder leads Stanford (32-3) into regional-final action tonight at 6 p.m. against No. 4 seed North Carolina, with a trip to the Final Four in Nashville at stake. A win would send the Cardinal to the Final Four for the 12th time in program history and sixth time over the past seven years.
Ogwumike has more than done her part in helping the Cardinal get to this point, averaging 26.6 points and 12.2 rebounds per game and shooting 60.8 percent from the field, figures that, along with her 25 double-doubles, have her as the only player in the nation to rank in the national top 10 in each of those categories.
Two days ago, Ogwumike posted her 25th double-double of the season with 29 points and 15 rebounds in Stanford's 82-57 regional semifinal victory over No. 3 seed Penn State. Over the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament, Ogwumike is averaging 24.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and shooting 59.2 percent from the field.
The win was also Stanford ninth in 10 games opposite Top-25 competition, against which this season Ogwumike has posted some of her best numbers, averaging 25.4 points and 12.8 rebounds while shooting 58.6 percent from the field with three 30-point games.
Her performances all season long led her to sweep the Pac-12 Player and Defensive Player of the Year awards for the second straight year, with the defensive honor being her third in a row. She was named to the All-Pac-12 Team for the fourth straight time and over the course of the season captured a record-setting nine Pac-12 Player of the Week honors to bring her career haul to a record 18.
Ogwumike became the Pac-12's all-time leading rebounder January 3, passing former teammate Kayla Pedersen's mark of 1,266 and through March 30 standing at 1,547, a mark that also ranks seventh on the NCAA's all-time list. With a Pac-12 record 932 points this season, Ogwumike passed former Stanford Wade Trophy winner Candice Wiggins' conference benchmark of 2,629 points on March 22 and currently has her Pac-12 record total at 2,702.
She has also made her mark off the court as well, being named Stanford women's basketball's first Capital One Academic All-American of the Year by CoSIDA, and earning her second straight nod to the Capital One Academic All-America Team.Nor is her artistic talent limited to the court either, as Ogwumike wrote and performed Stanford Athletics' newest hit single, "N-E-R-D-S (#NerdAnthem)" which has become the soundtrack to the postseason runs of both the Stanford women's and men's basketball teams' runs to the Sweet 16 and beyond. Released March 17, the single has reached tens of thousands of hits and shares over social media while uniting Nerd Nation behind the Cardinal athletic programs. With a win Tuesday night at Maples Pavilion, Ogwumike and the Cardinal could bring the "#NerdAnthem" to Music City.


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You've never seen Star Wars like this! Coming this June to the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi is an event so unique and so spectacular that Star Wars fans in the city will be lining up to see it. That is, the Star Wars: In Concert, worldwide tour, and it plays on June 3, 2010 at the American Bank Center.
The unique multi-media event featuring music from all six of John Williams' epic Star Wars scores will feature a full symphony orchestra and choir, accompanied by specially edited footage from the films displayed on a three-story-tall, high-definition LED super-screen – one of the largest ever put on tour. The footage actually runs in sync with the live music to create a full multi-media, one-of-kind Star Wars experience.
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The tour's return to North America follows a month in Europe - from March 7 to April 8, 2010 - with stops in Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, Paris, Madrid, Lisbon, Milan, Antwerp, Hamburg and the O2 Arena in London, where it began one year ago.
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How might I find a constant $k>0$ s.t. $\int\limits_0^1|f(x)|dx\geq k\max\{|f(x)|:x\in[0,1]\}$ for all continuous $f$ defined on $[0,1]$? Thank you.
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For any positive integer $n$, let $f_n(x)=x^n$. On $[0,1]$, the maximum of $f_n(x)$ is $1$, and $\int_0^1 f_n(x)\,dx=\frac{1}{n+1}$.
Thus any $k$ with the desired property must be $\le \frac{1}{n+1}$ for all $n$, so cannot be positive.
Posting my comment as an answer. It gives a different example that is useful to keep in mind as well.
Fix an arbitrary $\epsilon > 0$ and imagine a "triangular spike" function with height of the triangle being $1$ and base $2\epsilon$. Precisely, I mean the function $$ f(x) = \begin{cases} \frac{x}{\epsilon}, &0\leq x \leq \epsilon, \\ 2 - \frac{x}{\epsilon}, &\epsilon \leq x \leq 2\epsilon, \\ 0, &2\epsilon \leq x \leq 1. \end{cases} $$ (Exercise: Verify that $f$ is continuous.) For this function, $\int_{0}^1 |f(x)| dx$ is just the area of the triangle, i.e., $\frac12 \cdot 1 \cdot 2\epsilon = \epsilon$. On the other hand, $\| f \|_{\infty} := \sup \{ |f(x)| \mid 0 \leq x \leq 1 \}$ is $1$. Hence, the quantity $$ \frac{\int_{0}^1 |f(x)| dx}{\| f \|_{\infty}} $$ can be arbitrarily close to $0$, and so there does not exist any $k > 0$ satisfying your requirements.


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The housing market is snapping back – prices of single-family homes rose 9.3 percent over the past 12 months, according to the S&P Case-Shiller index.
But that doesn't mean boomers hoping to sell their houses have it made.
Homeowners who are in their 40s, 50s and 60s face both short-term and long-term challenges if they want to hook Millennial buyers in their 20s and 30s (who are also known as members of Generation Y and echo boomers).
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Shell out a few bucks (OK, more than a few) to reel them in, though, and you'll likely get a better price and a faster sale. "If you spend $15,000 now, you might make an extra $30,000 to $40,000," says Brendon DeSimone, a real estate agent who blogs for the Zillow.com website.
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"Millennials and Gen Xers [roughly age 36 to 49] expect to walk into homes that are straight out of HGTV and look like they're falling out of a magazine page, with modern colors and furniture styles," real estate columnist and talk show host Ilyce Glink says. "Homes that don't look like that may sell, but their owners could get hurt on price."
Before I tell you how the experts recommend making your home more fetching, let me get the potential long-term threat out of the way. It's actually more of a mismatch.
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Massage therapy involves pressing, rubbing and otherwise manipulating muscles and soft tissues of the body, causing them to relax and lengthen and allowing pain-relieving oxygen and blood to flow to the affected area. Massage is considered effective for relieving any type of pain in the body's soft tissues, including back, neck and shoulder pain, headaches, bursitis and tendonitis.
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JWH-018 is known to have the properties of an analgesic and often this drug is described as a pain-killer. This drug has been named after its creator John W Huffman and carries the initials of its inventor. The drug comes from the family of naphthoylindoles, and is a cannabinoid agonist for receptors which are classified as CB1 and CB2. When consumed orally by individuals, the dosage is between 3 mg to 20 mg. If you are a habitual smoker, the dosage is considerably lower.
The nature of JWH-018 is somewhat sticky, dry and lumpy and is brown in color. In its raw state the compound is quite dense. The compound looks darker with its increased density. The appearance changes as the compound goes through processing such as crystallization. This often raises the question about the purity and the actual appearance of JWH-018.
The effects:
Studies made on the drug suggest that JWH-018 is the main ingredient of an herbal mix known as Spice Gold. Although this herbal blend is a legal compound, its effects have been known to be similar to marijuana. Though this has been a speculation by many, there has not been any scientific proof on this matter so far.
JWH-018 is said to produce the same effects as THC or tetrahydrocannabinol, a substance which has an effect of mild to moderate analgesic. The peak effect of the drug is instantaneous while in case of THC the effect is delayed for around 10 to 15 minutes. As a pre-cautionary measure, you should know about the real effects of JWH-018 before you buy the drug. The effects have been typically categorized to the one you have from cannabis along with side effects which include anxiety, nausea, hallucinations, paranoia and tachycardia.
The cannabinoid was mainly synthesized for radioligand binding studies. Radioligand binding is a powerful technique used for understanding the details of receptor-ligand interactions both in vitro and in vivo.
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This product is sold legally in many parts of the United States including Arizona. Children are most vulnerable in this regard and especially the parents should know the effects of this JWH-018 in their children.
• The composition of JWH-018 differs from one vendor to the other. Though the manufacturers of this drug list out the herbal contents of the drug, they do not mention how much of JWH-018 compound is present in the blend. It is important to know that overdose of this drug may bring about greater levels of side effects.
• The drug must not be consumed along with alcohol. Better still the drug should never be used by people addicted to alcohol. Children have been known to attend parties and alcohol and smoking are the two usual relevant matters in such parties. When JWH-018 is taken along with a glass of wine or while smoking, you may have severe headache which generally occurs at the base of the skull. This headache is known to last for several hours and has an effect worse than a hangover.
• The compound mix consisting of JWH-018 can have severe problems with your respiratory system. You may have severe pain in your lungs and your throat may be burnt by the substance.
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Vertical Jump
From a sitting position, a bobcat can jump 12 feet straight up.
Football: 32 inches
Men's Basketball: 36 inches
Women's Basketball: 21 inches
Women's Volleyball: 23 inches
Women's Gymnastics: 18 inches
Baseball: 23 inches
Women's Soccer: 18 inches
Women's Tennis: 15 inches
Men's Track: 34 inches
Female Cheerleader: 17 inches
A bobcat can run 22 miles per hour for short distances.
Women's Track (100 meters): 11.61 seconds
Men's Track (100 meters): 10.38 seconds
Football (40 yard dash): 4.75 seconds
Foot Size
Paw: 2 inches in length and 2 ½ inches in width.
Men's Basketball: Size 14
Women's Basketball: Size 10
Men's Swimming & Diving: Size 9
Women's Swimming & Diving: Size 11
Football: Size 12
Gymnastics: Size 6 ½
Women's Soccer: Size 8
Baseball: Size 11
A bobcat can pull down 7 times their own body weight (7 pos/pounds of body weight).
Football Lineman (squat): 480 pounds
Football Lineman (bench press): 365 pounds
Men's Track (bench press): 300 pounds
Men's Track (squat): 400 pounds
Women's Track (bench press): 160 pounds
Women's Track (squat): 250 pounds
Broad Jump
A bobcat can jump 1-12 feet.
Football: 10 feet
Women's Track: 8 feet 7 inches
Men's Track: 10 feet 5 inches
Men's Tennis: 9 feet
Women's Tennis: 6 feet
Eye-Hand Coordination
Student-athletes need excellent eye-hand coordination to be successful at their sport.
Bobcats need eye-paw coordination to survive in the desert.
Running Stride
A bobcat can move 4-8 feet (1-3 meters) per/stride.
Men's Cross Country: 5 feet 10 inches
Women's Cross Country: 5 feet 5 inches
Average Lifespan
A bobcat lives 11-13 years.
Student-athletes are "wildcats forever". Current world average human life span is 66 years.
85% of a bobcat's diet consists of birds and rabbits.
A student-athlete's diet is vegetables, protein (meat/fish), dairy (milk/cheese), and fruits.


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Power Institute, located at 79 St. Nicolas Street in Toronto, is the first natural fitness studio to specialize in cutting edge fitness trends and technologies featuring Power Plate, which has been one of Europe's secret weapons for years. Supermodels Claudia Schiffer and Cindy Crawford are long time advocates of power plate technology and Karl Lagerfeld himself attributes his ability to wear skinny jeans in his seventies to the workout. It was also applied by the space program, helping to prevent atrophy in astronauts' muscles. Being at the forefront of fitness technology, Toronto's Power Institute is the first and only studio in Canada to provide power plate fitness and other unique fitness equipment such as the Techno Gym (only seen at the Shangri-La Hotel Toronto), Sci-Fit and more. They have also added a unique twist by incorporating non-invasive body treatments that include Cavitation, a non-invasive liposuction alternative, and Lipomassage for body contouring and cellulite reduction.
Power Institute goes beyond traditional personal training by creating custom, interactive workouts based on a natural fitness approach to personal training. How do they do this? By using your natural body weight to help strengthen and tone your muscles in a functional way and by using the latest fitness technology and techniques. You'll never do the same workout twice, which means your body stays challenged as your fitness improves. They are also the only studio in Toronto offering you Power Plate and Techno Gym plus the opportunity to accelerate your results with all-natural, non-invasive body contouring technology (more information is available at www.powerinstitute.com).
Acceleration training with Power Plate machines creates instability in the human body, as with each movement on the plate the body is forced to perform reflexive muscle actions, multiple times per second. These contractions must work in multiple dimensions as the Power Plate machines actually oscillate in all three plans, exactly as the human body is designed to do. The net result is an incredible improvement in force production, strength, power and natural muscle regeneration.
Some of the benefits to work out with Power Plate machines are:
• Increased strength and power
• Muscle regeneration
• Improved muscle tone
• Weight loss
• Increased bone density
• Increased blood circulation
• Improved flexibility
• Diminished cellulite
One of the body treatments offered at Power Institute is cavitation – a completely non-invasive liposuction alternative. This cutting edge technology uses ultrasonic waves to heat the fat cells causing them to liquefy and rupture. The contents of the fat cells are then safely eliminated from the body via the lymphatic system. This is the same way fat is flushed from the body through diet or exercise, except you decide where you want to lose! Even with proper diet and plenty of exercise, our bodies often stubbornly store fat in certain areas. Cavitation allows you to selectively melt fat and get rid of love handles, saddlebags, potbellies, and back fat.
Losing fat, however you do it, results in loose skin. That's why cavitation is followed by tri-polar radio frequency (RF). RF uses heat to tighten the skin and tone underlying muscle tissue. Even after your first session, you will notice a reduction in size and you will feel tight and firm in the treated area.
Another treatment offered by Power Institute is lipomassage by endermologie which uses two mechanized rollers along with controlled suction to manipulate the connective tissues of the body. This non-invasive technique encourages lipolysis, which is fat burning within the fat cell. Three decades of scientific studies have also shown proof of diminishing cellulite by releasing the connective tissue that creates the dimple and reducing localized fat deposits. The treatment is relaxing and feels much like a deep tissue massage leaving you with lightness and a renewed sense of energy.
Lipomassage by endermologie has been proven to accomplish 4 separate beauty goals:
• Slimming: through localized fat loss;
• Smooth: cellulite is significantly reduced;
• Firm: tone and tighten the skin by stimulating fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin;
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Johnson Makes CWPA History, Sweeps Southern Division Weekly Honors
For the first time in Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) league history, Princeton's Ashleigh Johnson swept the weekly divisional awards. The women's water polo freshman was named Southern Division Player of the Week, Defensive Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week following her first collegiate weekend. She is the first player, male or female, since the creation of the Defensive Player of the Week award in 2010 to accomplish such a feat.
Johnson made her mark in her Princeton debut, tallying a single-game saves record versus No. 4 California with 19 stops in the cage. The Tigers remained paced with the top-five Bears until the fourth quarter, but ultimately were edged 7-5 on Feb. 8
After the loss to Cal, the next day Johnson helped guide the Tigers to three victories. Behind a seven-save effort over two quarters, Princeton defeated Villanova 15-3. She followed that up with a 12-save performance in the Tigers' 20-6 win versus George Washington. Johnson wrapped up the day nearly tying her newly minted single-game saves record with 18 versus Harvard in Princeton's 11-7 victory.
Johnson (3-1) concluded her first weekend suiting up for the Tigers with 56 saves, four steals and four assists over 13 quarters of work.
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The Community Performance Series has announced its 2010-11 schedule, including a slate of special events sure to please the entire family, beginning in September and continuing until May, 2011.
To accompany the Guest Artist Series, CPS has announced a series of events suitable for all ages in their Meet the Artist series, including puppetry, modern dance, cultural music and movie score selections from The Orchestra of Northern New York (ONNY).
Several special events will take place this season, including the 11th Annual Ranlett Organ Recital, featuring Scott Dettra from Washington's National Cathedral; a holiday concert combining the talent of the American Boychoir with ONNY under the music direction of Kenneth Andrews, and two Shakespeare plays by The Acting Company.
Here is a look at the events scheduled for the 2010-11 season:
• Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia presents Frederick, Swimmy and Inch by Inch, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. in Sara M. Snell Music Theater: Drawn from Leo Lionni's books, these stories feature innovative puppetry styles, imaginative lighting techniques and an original music score.
• Joanne Shenandoah, Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Hosmer Hall: Shenandoah is a Grammy Award and 12-time Native American Music Award-winning artist, and Wolf Clan member of the Iroquois Confederacy.
• The Orchestra of Northern New York, "Let's Go to the Movies," March 18 at noon in Hosmer Hall: Directed by Kenneth Andrews, this concert features selections from blockbuster film favorites like "Pirates of the Caribbean," "Titanic" and "Batman: Dark Knight."
• Corbian Visual Arts and Dance presents Darwin the Dinosaur, April 28 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. in Snell Theater: Modern dance, special lighting and visual effects make this show what the Detroit Music Hall calls "a truly unique and innovative theater experience."
• 11th Annual L. Felix and Helen Miller Ranlett Organ Recital, Oct. 3 at 3 p.m. in Hosmer Hall: Scott Dettra is the prize-winning Organist and Associate Director of Music at Washington National Cathedral.
• The American Boychoir with The Orchestra of Northern New York, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Hosmer Hall: The American Boychoir dazzles audiences with its unique blend of musical sophistication, effervescent spirit and ensemble virtuosity.
• The Acting Company presents "Romeo and Juliet," Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in Snell Theater: The Acting Company has garnered critical acclaim on a national scale through 37 seasons and 133 productions of great classics, together with the best of contemporary theater and several world premieres. It will present two adapted plays by William Shakespeare.
• The Acting Company presents "A Comedy of Errors," Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Snell Theater: See for yourself what makes The Acting Company the most respected and praised touring repertory theater in the country.
Season tickets are now on sale and can be purchased through the CPS Box Office, located in Snell Hall on the SUNY Potsdam campus, by calling (315) 267-2277, or visiting www.cpspotsdam.org. Individual event tickets will be available for purchase beginning Aug. 23.
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2011 Massachusetts Baseball
Connecticut at Massachusetts
04/18/11 at Amherst, Mass. (Earl Lorden Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Connecticut......... 442 340 100 - 18 18 1
Massachusetts....... 110 000 001 - 3 9 4
Umpires - HP: Don LeValley 2B: Steve Ricciarini
Start: 3:02 pm Time: 2:35 Attendance: 154
Weather: Sunny, 56, Wind WNW at 9 mph
2011 Massachusetts Baseball
Connecticut at Massachusetts
04/18/11 at Amherst, Mass. (Earl Lorden Field)
Connecticut starters: 24/2b Mazzilli; 7/ss Ahmed; 4/cf Springer; 29/1b Nemeth;
42/3b Fuller; 23/rf Andreoli; 8/c Elliot; 1/dh Martin; 3/lf Ferriter; 18/p
Massachusetts starters: 3/rf Serino, A; 4/2b Fredette, E; 8/3b Gedman, Matt;
31/c Conley, T; 19/lf Multner, K; 39/dh Begin, D; 44/1b Campero, N; 10/ss
Messier, J; 12/cf Graef, R; 25/p Popielarczyk;
Connecticut 1st - Mazzilli grounded out to p (3-2
KBSBB). Ahmed singled to center field (3-2 BSKBBF). Springer reached on a
fielder's choice (0-0); Ahmed out at second ss to 2b. Springer stole second.
Nemeth walked (3-0 BBBB). Fuller doubled down the lf line, RBI (0-1 K); Nemeth
advanced to third; Springer scored. Andreoli doubled to right center, 2 RBI
(1-1 KB); Fuller scored; Nemeth scored. Elliot doubled to left field, RBI (2-2
KKBB); Andreoli scored. Martin fouled out to c (1-2 BSK). 4 runs, 4 hits,
0 errors, 1 LOB.
Massachusetts 1st - Serino, A popped up to ss (1-2
KKBF). Fredette, E grounded out to ss (0-0). Gedman, Matt singled to right
field, advanced to second on a throwing error by 2b, advanced to third (2-1
BKB). Conley, T singled to pitcher, RBI (0-0); Gedman, Matt scored. Multner, K
singled up the middle (3-2 BBBKFF); Conley, T advanced to third. Begin, D
struck out swinging (0-2 KKS). 1 run, 3 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Connecticut 2nd - Ferriter hit by pitch (1-1 F).
Ferriter stole second. Mazzilli singled to third base (0-2 KF); Ferriter
advanced to third. Mazzilli advanced to second on a wild pitch. Ahmed reached
on a throwing error by 3b (2-1 BBK). Springer doubled to center field, out at
third cf to ss to 3b, 3 RBI (1-1 BF); Ahmed scored, unearned; Mazzilli scored;
Ferriter scored. Nemeth homered to right field, RBI (0-0). Wallace, R to p for
Popielarczyk. Fuller singled to right field (1-0 B). Andreoli grounded out to
3b (0-1 K); Fuller advanced to second. Elliot flied out to rf (0-1 K). 4
runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Massachusetts 2nd - Campero, N doubled to center
field (0-1 F). Messier, J grounded out to ss (0-0); Campero, N advanced to
third. Graef, R singled to left field, RBI (1-0 B); Campero, N scored. Graef, R
out at second c to ss, caught stealing. Serino, A struck out looking (3-2
KSBBBK). 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Connecticut 3rd - Martin grounded out to 1b
unassisted (0-0). Ferriter singled to center field (0-2 KS). Mazzilli tripled
to left center, RBI (0-1 F); Ferriter scored. Ahmed singled to left field, RBI
(2-2 KBBF); Mazzilli scored. Ahmed out at second c to 2b, caught stealing.
Springer grounded out to ss (1-2 KBS). 2 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 0
Massachusetts 3rd - Fredette, E lined out to cf (1-0
B). Gedman, Matt singled to right field (2-2 KBSB). Conley, T hit by pitch (3-1
BBK); Gedman, Matt advanced to second. Gedman, Matt advanced to third on a wild
pitch. Multner, K walked (3-2 FKFBBBB); Conley, T advanced to second. Begin, D
popped up to ss (2-2 FBBS). Campero, N struck out swinging (0-2 FKS). 0
runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Connecticut 4th - Nemeth walked (3-1 BBBKB). Fuller
struck out looking (1-2 KKBK). Andreoli singled, bunt (1-0 B); Nemeth advanced
to second. Andreoli advanced to second; Nemeth advanced to third on an error by
c, failed pickoff attempt. Elliot flied out to rf, RBI (1-2 FKB); Andreoli
advanced to third; Nemeth scored. Martin homered to right field, 2 RBI (2-1
KBB); Andreoli scored. Ferriter grounded out to 3b (0-2 KF). 3 runs, 2
hits, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Massachusetts 4th - Marzi to p for Fischer. Messier,
J struck out swinging (2-2 KBKBS). Graef, R grounded out to p (0-1 K). Serino,
A grounded out to ss (2-2 FBFFB). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
Connecticut 5th - Mazzilli singled to third base
(2-0 BB). Ahmed walked (3-0 BBBB); Mazzilli advanced to second. Springer
singled to right field, RBI (0-0); Ahmed advanced to third; Mazzilli scored.
Nemeth flied out to cf, SF, RBI (0-0); Ahmed scored. Fuller doubled to left
field (1-1 BS); Springer advanced to third. Andreoli struck out looking (0-2
SSK). Elliot singled to shortstop, RBI (0-0); Fuller advanced to third;
Springer scored. Martin singled down the rf line, out at second rf to ss, RBI
(2-0 BB); Elliot advanced to third; Fuller scored. 4 runs, 5 hits, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Massachusetts 5th - Fredette, E struck out swinging
(3-2 KBBBFS). Gedman, Matt grounded out to 2b (0-1 K). Conley, T flied out to
rf (0-1 K). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Connecticut 6th - Zaleznik, A to p for Wallace, R.
Ferriter walked (3-0 BBBB). Friel pinch hit for Mazzilli. Friel walked (3-2
BKBBFB); Ferriter advanced to second. Ahmed struck out swinging (0-2 KKS).
Aceto pinch hit for Springer. Aceto popped up to 2b (0-1 K). Nemeth grounded
out to 1b unassisted (3-1 BBKB). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Massachusetts 6th - Friel to 2b. Aceto to rf. Verdi
to 3b for Fuller. Andreoli to cf. Multner, K grounded out to 3b (1-1 BK).
Begin, D struck out looking (1-2 SBKK). Campero, N walked (3-2 BBKSFBB).
Messier, J grounded out to 2b (0-2 KK). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1
Connecticut 7th - McLam, R to 2b for Fredette, E.
Tuneski, A to c for Conley, T. Verdi reached on an error by ss (3-0 BBB).
Andreoli walked (3-1 BKBBB); Verdi advanced to second. Sulzicki pinch hit for
Elliot. Andreoli advanced to second on a wild pitch; Verdi advanced to third.
Sulzicki reached on an error by ss (3-1 BBFB); Andreoli advanced to third;
Verdi out at home cf to c. Martin reached on a fielder's choice, advanced to
second (0-2 KK); Sulzicki advanced to third; Andreoli out at home ss to c.
Martin advanced to third; Sulzicki scored on a passed ball, unearned. Ferriter
flied out to cf (3-1 BBBK). 1 run, 0 hits, 2 errors, 1 LOB.
Massachusetts 7th - Sulzicki to c. Catalina to p for
Marzi. Graef, R out at first 1b to p (1-2 KBS). Serino, A hit by pitch (2-2
KFB). McLam, R flied out to cf (0-2 KF). Gedman, Matt flied out to lf (1-2
FBF). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Connecticut 8th - Adie, K to lf for Multner, K.
Friel flied out to cf (2-1 KBB). Ahmed flied out to cf (0-0). Aceto lined out
to ss (1-1 KB). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Massachusetts 8th - Tuneski, A struck out swinging
(2-2 FBFBS). Adie, K struck out looking (1-2 KBFK). Volpicelli,C pinch hit for
Begin, D. Volpicelli,C grounded out to p (2-2 BKBF). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Connecticut 9th - Nemeth hit by pitch (3-2 KBBFB).
Verdi struck out swinging (1-2 SKBS). Andreoli reached on a fielder's choice
(0-1 K); Nemeth out at second ss to 2b. Sulzicki walked (3-0 BBBB); Andreoli
advanced to second. Martin flied out to lf (0-2 KK). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 2 LOB.
Massachusetts 9th - Campero, N doubled down the rf
line (1-2 KBK). Messier, J singled up the middle, RBI (0-1 F); Campero, N
scored. Fischer, A pinch hit for Graef, R. Fischer, A struck out swinging (1-2
BKFFS). Serino, A flied out to lf (0-1 F). McLam, R singled to center field
(1-2 KKB); Messier, J advanced to second. Gedman, Matt grounded out to 1b
unassisted (0-1 F). 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.


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I pay the $8 in Orlando JUST TO GO SEE THE WEIRDOS AND MALL NINJAS!!!
I agree the shoe is a good place to SHOP, since you'll find almost anything there, but I have my favorite shop on speed dial to check prices while I'm there...
I don't buy much on emotion any more, so I can go with $500 in my pocket... in case I find what I'm looking for.
I've also sold two guns at shows for MUCH more than the shops would give me in trade. Kind of like trading in a car. The dealer will screw you, but you can get more for it in the paper (or in this case, the gun show...).
Go to shop, and go to sell, and go to watch the freaks!
I bought my Taurus PT145 at a show as did my buddy with his 9mm and had no issues. Theres always a risk, but just be carefull. HG


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Feb. 19, 2012
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Here's a look inside the score sheet of No. 6 Alabama's meet against the No. 5 Arkansas Razorbacks on Friday, Feb. 17 during the Crimson Tide's eighth annual Power of Pink meet. Alabama beat the Razorbacks 197.650-196.125 to remain undefeated on the season.
With the win against Arkansas, Alabama goes to 8-0-0 overall and 5-0-0 in Southeastern Conference competition. The Tide is now the only team in the nation that remains unbeaten and untied this season. The Tide also improved its record to a perfect 17-0-0 when wearing its pink leotards.
Sophomore Kim Jacob, sophomore Diandra Milliner and senior Ashley Priess earned the Crimson Tide's Brick of the Week honors.
After Friday's meet, Alabama has now posted 27 consecutive home wins. Alabama's last loss in Coleman Coliseum came more than three years ago against LSU on Feb. 13, 2009. The Crimson Tide's win streak includes a 17-0-0 regular season mark and a 10-0-0 record as host of the 2009 and 2011 NCAA regional championships.
Alabama's 197.650 against Arkansas is its second highest score of the season.
Alabama gymnastics sold out Coleman Coliseum for the ninth time in program history and eighth time in the past seven years on Friday. It also marked the sixth time Alabama's Power of Pink meet has been a sellout.
The Crimson Tide scored a season-high on the uneven bars and the floor exercise against the Razorbacks, going 49.3 and 49.6 respectively.
Alabama's 49.6 on the floor exercise is tied for the sixth highest score in school history and its highest since scoring a 49.65 against Auburn on March 21, 2008.
Alabama posted 17 individual scores of 9.85 or better against Arkansas including 11 that went for 9.9 or better.
Seniors Ashley Priess and Geralen Stack-Eaton, along with sophomore Diandra Milliner, all tied their career-best scores on the floor exercise against the Razorbacks. Priess and Stack-Eaton scored 9.95s while Milliner earned a 9.925.
Senior Geralen Stack-Eaton went in the all-around for the first time this season, winning it with a 39.5. She also won the vault with a 9.95 and tied senior Ashley Priess for top honors on the uneven bars and floor exercise with scores of 9.9 and 9.95, respectively. Priess also won the balance beam with a 9.925.
Senior Geralen Stack-Eaton posted a season-high 9.9 on the uneven bars while senior Ashley Priess tied her season-best on the balance beam with a 9.925.
Freshmen Kaitlyn Clark and Lora Leigh Frost both posted career-best scores of 9.9 against Arkansas. Clark's came on the vault and Frost's came on the floor exercise. Freshman Kayla Williams also scored a career-best on the vault against Arkansas, going 9.875.
Sophomore Kim Jacob posted a season-best 9.9 on the balance beam while Sarah DeMeo tied her season-best on the uneven bars with a 9.85 against the Razorbacks.
ReadBAMARead, assistant coach Dana Duckworth's foundation to help restock school libraries destroyed by the April Tornado, got a big boost when David DeSantis and Tuscaloosa Toyota pledged $200 for every 9.8 or better that Alabama scores during the Crimson Tide's first three meets. A check for Tuscaloosa Toyota's donation will be presented at Alabama's Tornado Relief meet against Missouri on March 9. Alabama posted 21 scores of 9.8 or better against Arkansas, 23 against Florida and 18 against Georgia, raising $12,400 for ReadBAMARead.


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The Secret of Ashona (Erec Rex #5)by Kaza Kingsley James Ng
Erec Rex might still become king--but the closer he gets, the more dangerous his tasks become.Given his romance brewing with Bethany, the discovery that his siblings are secretly king and queen of the Fairy world, and the knowledge that the Stain brothers are growing more and more underhanded, Erec Rex isn't exactly in an ideal state of mind to face his next two tasks. He will need to lean on his friends more than ever to complete what could be the most terrifying challenge he has ever faced....
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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-36366
Binggeli, C; Sudano, I; Corti, R; Spieker, L; Jenni, R; Lüscher, T F; Noll, G (2010). Spontanous periodic breathing is associated with sympathetic hyperreactivity and baroreceptor dysfunction in hypertension. Journal of Hypertension, 28(5):985-992.
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OBJECTIVES: Intermittent periods of hypoxemia such as during periodic breathing are associated with hypertension and increased sympathetic activity. In patients with sleep apnea syndrome, hypertension is common. Treating apnea improves hypertension and reduces sympathetic outflow. The aim of the present study was to investigate the phenomenon and mechanisms of spontaneous periodic breathing in patients with hypertension. METHOD: We examined 43 hypertensive patients with untreated hypertension without left-ventricular dysfunction, heart failure or sleep apnea syndrome. Muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSA), heart rate (HR), blood pressure (BP) and respiration were continuously recorded at rest and during cold-pressor testing. Oxygen and a CO2-enriched gas were used to test central and peripheral chemoreceptors, respectively. Baroreceptor gain was measured using the alpha method. RESULTS: Seven out of 43 patients showed spontaneous periodic breathing while awake. No difference in MSA, HR and BP was seen between patients with and without periodic breathing at rest except the breathing pattern. However, the cold-pressor test caused a larger increase of MSA in patients with periodic breathing (203 +/- 62 vs. 62 +/- 8%, P < 0.0001 by ANOVA), as well as systolic (46 +/- 6 vs. 25 +/- 3 mmHg, P = 0.002) and diastolic BP (26 +/- 5 vs. 12 +/- 1 mmHg, P = 0.004, ANOVA). Baroreceptor gain was markedly higher in patients with periodic breathing. Chemoreceptor sensitivity was comparable. CONCLUSION: Spontaneous periodic breathing is relatively common in patients with hypertension and is associated with greatly enhanced responses to cold-pressor testing. We suggest increased baroreceptor gain and sympathetic outflow as a cause for the oscillatory respiration pattern via barorespiratory coupling.
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|Journal Article, refereed, original work
|Communities & Collections:
|04 Faculty of Medicine > University Hospital Zurich > Clinic for Cardiology
|Dewey Decimal Classification:
|610 Medicine & health
|Deposited On:
|06 Dec 2010 11:44
|Last Modified:
|05 Apr 2016 14:16
|Lippincott Wiliams & Wilkins
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|This is a non-final version of an article published in final form in:Binggeli, C; Sudano, I; Corti, R; Spieker, L; Jenni, R; Lüscher, T F; Noll, G (2010). Spontanous periodic breathing is associated with sympathetic hyperreactivity and baroreceptor dysfunction in hypertension. Journal of Hypertension, 28(5):985-992.
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