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Walnut Creek, Calif. - Stanford senior Elliott Heath was named the Pac-10 Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year, presented by Toyo Tires for men's cross country. Heath maintains a 3.57 GPA in engineering.
Heath is coming off a season where he won the Pac-10 individual title, completing a 1-2-3 sweep with teammates Chris Derrick and Jacob Riley. Stanford captured the Pac-10 team title for the second consecutive season.
The Winona, Minn., native was a key member of the Cardinal team that was ranked No. 1 in the nation for much of the year. At the NCAA meet, Heath finished 42nd, helping Stanford to a podium finish in fourth place.
Heath has been an athletic standout for his entire career at Stanford, amassing four All-America honors.
In the classroom, Heath has been just as impressive. He has been named a United States Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association All-Academic team in both 2009 and 2010 and earned various All-Academic awards from both the Pac-10 and the MPSF.
The Pac-10 named the Scholar-Athletes of the Year, presented by Toyo Tires, to honor collegiate student-athletes that are standouts both academically and in their sports discipline.
In order to be eligible for the Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year award, student-athletes must be a senior (in athletics eligibility) on track to receive a degree, have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher, participate in at least 50 percent of the scheduled contests in the sport and have a minimum of one year in residence at the institution. Each Pac-10 institution may nominate one individual per sport, and the winners are selected by a committee of Pac-10 staff members at the conclusion of each sport's regular season. The athletic accomplishments of the nominees are a consideration in the voting for the award.
A Scholar-Athlete of the Year will be named in each of the Pac-10's 22 sponsored sports: baseball, men's basketball, women's basketball, men's cross country, women's cross country, football, men's golf, women's golf, women's gymnastics, men's rowing, women's rowing, men's soccer, women's soccer, softball, men's swimming & diving, women's swimming & diving, men's tennis, women's tennis, men's track & field, women's track & field, women's volleyball, and wrestling.
Scholar-Athletes of the Year in each sport will receive a commemorative award. Toyo will donate $1,000 to the scholarship funds of the institution's athletic department of each winner in recognition of their accomplishments.
The Pac-10 Scholar-Athletes for fall are:
Elliott Heath, Stanford - Men's cross country, 3.57 - engineering
Alexandra Kosinski, Oregon - Women's cross country, 3.83 - sociology
Mike Mohamed, California - Football, 3.43 - business administration
Christen Press, Stanford - Women's soccer, 3.61 - communications
Jill Sawatzky, Oregon State - Volleyball, 3.96 - business administration
Bobby Warshaw, Stanford - Men's soccer, 3.57 - political science


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Thanks to Suunto and Movescount, ten Red Bull X-Alps athletes are tracking their training with Suunto t6c heart rate monitors. Every session is logged on Suunto's online sports community Movescount.com up until the race start on July 17, 2011.
Follow Christian Amon (AUT2), Mike Küng (AUT3) Richard Pethigal (BRA), Jon Chambers (GBR2), Andy Frötscher (ITA), Ivar Sandsta (NOR), Nuno Virgillo (POR), Max Fanderl (CAN), Toma Coconea (ROM) and Evgenii Griaznov (RUS) as they prepare for the toughest challenge of their lives.
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just over one week to go until race start - i hope everyone is feeling fresh and ready to race!
Did you notice we now have adventure racing as an activity on Movescount. We also added trail running and 20 other sports, go check them out! :) http://www.movescount.com/highlights/?p=476
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Of course! :) I'll add that on the wishlist!
Good luck guys. I'm fan of all :)
hey guys! ..what about flying? enough of winter uh? :)
cheers from sunny Portugal
cheers from freezing Canada. We had -30 last weekend and got a ton of snow as well.
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On Thursday afternoon, I stopped by the squatter camp at Los Angeles City Hall to see what the "occupiers" were up to. I got there just in time to join up with a group of about 35 flea-baggers who were getting ready to march over to the financial district about six blocks away to yell at a bank. There were at least 150 more people sitting around the park, most of them preferred to stay behind and smoke weed, bang on drums or simply lounge around in the sun. So our little ragtag mob headed off to the Bank of America Tower led by a shirtless young man in a very short pair of cut-off blue jeans.
Nearly everyone had a unique, hand made sign to wave as we marched along chanting, "We are the 99%! We are the 99%!"
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Finally we reached our destination, the evil Bank of America tower, right in the middle of that part of Los Angeles where the men wear neckties and serious shoes.
People at the ATM machine laughed at us as we approached the entrance.
And then the bank had the nerve to send out a couple of hired thugs to keep us from entering the building!
So we spoke truth to power and started chanting some of our best slogans.
After a few minutes, one member of our small band of revolutionaries stepped forward and raised a power fist right in front of the fascist security guards.
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Everyone roared in disapproval. We all shook our fists high towards the top floor of the gleaming bank tower, while the fascist police watch our every move, waiting for a chance to brutalize us with their night sticks.
Mr. Hotpants again led us as we chanted, "Bank of America! Bad for America!"
One of our comrades went down to the sidewalk and bravely tried, unsuccessfully, to bring in new recruits to our cause.
We all waved our signs a bit more, but it was hot out and we were all getting tired.
We all raised our fists one last time. Some of the elders in the group also flashed the peace sign. Our work here done for the day, we marched back to our base camp at City Hall.
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I am proud to call Yorkton home after living, working, and raising my two daughters here. In addition to my council duties I am also Branch Manager of TD Canada Trust and remain committed to being involved within our community. I presently serve as Chairman of the Yorkton Housing Corportation , as a member of the Economic Develpoment Committee, as a member of the Emergency Measures Committee, a director of the Spring Expo, and a member and past president of the Yorkton Lions Club.
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April 26, 2012
By Jennifer Jones
By Jennifer Jones
FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State Athletics lost a valued supporter on March 6, 2012 with the passing of Dr. Rodney Anderson. A professor in the political science department for over 15 years, Dr. Anderson was a Bulldog to the core and a true college baseball fan.
Because of his love of the institution and the game of baseball, a scholarship has been established in his honor and his family has donated his two seats from Rosenblatt Stadium, home of the NCAA Division I College World Series (1950-2010). Both seats will be displayed on the Beiden Field concourse for the remainder of the Bulldogs' home season beginning Friday, May 4th.
In honor of his enduring support for the program, Fresno State baseball has named May 4, 2012 as Dr. Rodney Anderson Day. His father and brother, Ron, will throw out the first pitch of the Bulldogs series opener against Sacramento State at 6 p.m. Fans in attendance will have an opportunity to take pictures with the seats and the Bulldogs' National Championship trophy on the concourse.
One dollar from every ticket sold will go towards the Dr. Rodney Anderson Memorial Scholarship. All Fresno State faculty and staff (with valid school I.D.) receive free admission for themselves and one guest.
Dr. Anderson, a Geneva, Neb. native, grew up just two hours from Omaha, Neb., host city of the CWS. After starting at Fresno State, he made the trip home every summer and began coordinating his vacation around the national championship event. Armed with Bulldog pride, his father and his brother, Dr. Anderson didn't miss a single Fresno State game in the famed run to the national title in 2008.
"I cannot express the excitement and pride he had for the Bulldogs team that won," said Ron. "My brother was such a huge fan of Fresno State baseball and a proud supporter of the program. I would estimate he had one of the largest collections of the Bulldog National Championship in the Valley. From 2009 on, I was reminded of the 'Dogs Championship by his wardrobe to the CWS games. He always wore either a Championship cap or t-shirt or both to every CWS game we attended to show his pride in Fresno State to all other fans around us."
In 2010, it was announced that Rosenblatt Stadium would no longer play host to the CWS. After 61 years of housing college baseball's most prestigious tournament, the 25,500-seat facility saw its last national champion crowned June 30, 2010.
Nestled next to the Missouri River, the iconic structure's ownership was transferred from the city of Omaha to the adjacent Henry Zoo. According to the Omaha World-Herald, the city's zoo foundation will be "sensitive" in the timing for the historic parks destruction, but Rosenblatt is scheduled to be demolished during the summer of 2012.
"Rosenblatt had so many great memories for him, but he was looking forward to Fresno State getting back to Omaha to play in TD Ameritrade Park," Ron said of Dr. Anderson. "I am so glad that he got to go to the 2011 CWS and enjoy the new facility."
To raise money for demolition, the Omaha Zoo Foundation held a live auction of Rosenblatt memorabilia June 23, 2011. The auction included items such as home plates, pitching machines, signage, wooden lockers and outfield wall pads. Seizing his opportunity to purchase pieces of history, Dr. Anderson successfully acquired the two seats he and his father sat in during game three of the Bulldogs championship series against Georgia.
He brought the seats back to Fresno and put them in his apartment.
"He had them set up in his living room with a view of all his CWS Championship banners, pennants, posters, newspaper front pages, etc.," added Ron. "He was very proud that he was able to get the two seats. It felt like you were at the ballpark when you sat in them."
Dr. Anderson continued to avidly support the baseball program along with other Fresno State sports. His last series at Pete Beiden Field was the Bulldogs three-game stint against then No. 1 Stanford, March 2-4.
"He was so proud to call me Friday after the Bulldogs big win," said Ron.
Fresno State upset the Cardinal, 7-4, to hand them their first loss of the season.
After his sudden passing, the Anderson family knew there would be no better home for the historic seats than with the Fresno State baseball program.
"Dr. Anderson's gift was from the heart," said Bulldog baseball head coach Mike Batesole. "Our 2008 National Championship was won with heart. It's the perfect way to honor and remember both Dr. Anderson and our National Championship."
Described by colleagues as caring and compassionate, Dr. Anderson mentored students as a part of the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program. One of the eight federal TRIO programs, it is designed to prepare students from disadvantaged backgrounds eligible for doctoral studies through involvement in research and other scholarly activities.
"His students really meant the world to him," said political science department chair David Schecter. "He was one of the most committed professional teachers I have ever met and we all will miss him very much."
"We weren't aware of the time he volunteered with the mentoring program on campus and just how much of an impact he had with all of his students," said Ron. "After his passing, our family was so touched by how the Fresno State community honored and remembered him. We would like Fresno State to know how proud he was to be a part of the University and the community. As much as he loved coming back to Nebraska at Christmas and in the summer, Fresno was his home."
Those wishing to donate to the scholarship fund should make checks out to California State University, Fresno Foundation, noting the Rodney Anderson Memorial Scholarship, and send them to the College of Social Sciences, 5340 N. Campus Drive M/S SS91, Fresno, CA 93740-8019.
"We Are Your Team!" You can stay connected with Fresno State Athletics on Facebook (fresnostateathletics) and Twitter (@FSAthletics).
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A year ago, the twin impacts of NASA's LCROSS (Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite) spacecraft and a companion rocket stage into the lunar surface revealed the presence of water on the moon. Now new data uncovered by LCROSS and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has revealed that the lunar soil within shadowy craters is rich in useful materials, and that the moon is chemically active and has a water cycle. Read More
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It's that time of the month again, when we find out just how the Android OS is doing with its users. Google have changed up the way they collect these numbers, where they now only collect data from devices that have visited the Google Play store in the last month.
Previously, Google used to count all phones that checked into their servers. This change in collection methods hasn't changed the numbers that much, with Jelly Bean sitting pretty at 25% of the Android market share. Ice Cream Sandwich actually climbed a little, with 29.3% of devices running the deliciously-named OS.


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Escape to southern Alabama's eastern shores for fun in the sun and small town ambiance. The little town of Fairhope is the perfect getaway spot, right on the bay and not far from Mobile.
One of the best things about Fairhope is its walkable layout. Stroll along the sidewalks for a day of boutique and antique shopping at stores like Crocker Antiques and Garden, Cat's Meow, and Church Mouse. Be sure to stop for lunch at Andree's for some cold strawberry soup. Delicious. Stock up on a few desserts and a bottle of wine to take back to your hotel room, or just come back to Andree's for a casual snack.
There's plenty to do every season in Fairhope but a couple of upcoming events include the 12th Annual Historic Homes Tour on May 2nd and the Downtown Fairhope Walking Tours on Saturdays at 10:00 AM in June.
Get a look at all the art Fairhope has to offer with First Friday Art Walk each month from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Fairhope is a beautiful, charming, small southern town that makes for a perfect weekend getaway.
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Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus or MRSA is a highly infectious skin infection. Numerous processes have made these bacteria turn resistant to antibiotics used to treat skin infections namely, penicillins and cephalosporins. This antibiotic resistance makes the infection difficult to treat. The infection manifests in the form of abscesses, pimples, boils and rashes just like other staph infections. The surrounding area is usually red, swollen and very painful.
Unfortunately, there has been an increase in the number of MRSA outbreaks among athletes besides the general public. It occurs mainly due to the injuries incurred while training and the skin-to-skin contact involved. Since it is highly communicable, people must take care of certain things.
I have prepared a list of to-do and not to-do things, when suffering from MRSA.
1. Cover the sore with clothes or bandages. Put extra bandage to prevent it from leaking. Wash hands after putting on the bandage.
2. Wash hands frequently like before drinking, eating, smoking or applying personal care products.
3. Use disposable paper towels.
4. Use alcohol hand rubs when washing is not possible.
5. Athletes should ensure that all the floors including locker room, hallway, cafeteria and classroom are hygienic, properly mopped with bleach.
6. All the door knobs, handles, water fountains should be infection free, possibly wiped with the similar bleach solution as used on the floors.
7. Sportsperson must ask the gym officials to keep extra antibacterial soaps in the washrooms adjoining locker rooms.
8. Take shower after their training session with the best antibacterial bath soap.
9. If MRSA is suspected, consult a doctor as soon as possible. He will treat it rightfully with laboratory examination and if confirmed with antibiotics.
10. Shared items should be washed thoroughly with bleach-water solution (the solution is prepared with 1 part sodium hypochlorite and 10 parts of water).
11. Use a good hand sanitizer in between contact with other athletes.
1. Do not touch your own open wound or of anyone else's.
2. Never squeeze the sores. It can worsen condition and leave scares.
3. Be wary of people having weak immune system like infants and toddlers and people suffering from chronic diseases.
4. Some people are at higher risk of catching MRSA such as ones with skin infections like eczema and people who recently have had surgery. Stay away from them.
5. Participating in any of the contact sports is a complete no-no. You may infect others or aggravate your existing condition. Also sweating can loosen up your covering of bandages or tapes and infect the other person.
6. Athletes should avoid places like swimming pools, gyms, sauna and spa till the sore heals up completely.
7. If your urine or feces contains MRSA, clean the washroom with a strong disinfectant or ask others to do so if you are unable to do it. They too must use gloves.
8. Avoid direct skin-to-skin contact with other people in the gym.
9. Do not share personal items like towels, razors, bathing soap, laundry soap and clothes with others.
10. Do not use used athletic equipment.
Prevention is the best cure in case of MRSA. Just remember the above mentioned points when experiencing MRSA and keep yourself and others safe. Do not forget to choose best antibacterial bathing soap. One of the best is Defense Soap.


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Daniels Reveals 2012 Legislative Wish list
(Indianapolis, Ind.) – Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is putting a statewide smoking ban on his agenda.
The governor said Friday he wants to see the ban go into effect before Indianapolis hosts the Super Bowl on February 5.
A day earlier, Indiana House Speaker Rep. Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) announced a smoking ban could be put on the "fast track" when the 2012 lawmaking session begins January 4. A proposed bill includes an exemption for casinos.
Among the governor's other priorities: local government reform, right to work and higher education affordability.
"We have all kinds of opportunities to find room for agreement and, I hope, bipartisan progress. I look forward to the next session, as I've looked forward to every session," Daniels told the Downtown Indianapolis Kiwanis Club Friday.
"We are going to make more headway and further distinguish Indiana from other states. We are going to be able to say we used every opportunity to leave a better state to our kids."
Daniels' message on the right to work issue is not resonating with Democrats, however. House Minority Leader Pat Bauer (D-South Bend) said the governor's agenda does not offer long-term help for Hoosiers beyond the end of his time in office.
"The people of Indiana don't want 'right to work for less,' but they're going to get it shoved down their throat anyway," Bauer said.
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Yes, you can do business in the West Bank! Many American firms have established agencies and distributorships, and Palestinian consumers have a strong preference for a wide variety of U.S. goods and services.
Many American companies have reoriented their marketing efforts to acknowledge the Palestinian market as culturally, economically, and commercially distinct from the Israeli market. The U.S. Commercial Service in Jerusalem encourages American exporters wishing to market their goods in the West Bank to use local Palestinian agents and distributors. Using Israeli agents for Palestinian markets does not utilize local, Palestinian market expertise, and does not allow U.S. firms to maximize their sales exposure to the local market. We can help you find well qualified Palestinian agents and distributors for your products.


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"Our old normal is gone, so we had to find a new normal for our family. And we're not sure what that is yet, but I think this is a good step in the right direction," said Troy Bradshaw.
Soapbox Derby racing is the new normal he's talking about. The old normal was when he spent time with his son Brandon.
"He was such a huge figure in our lives, not just in our family's life, but really the community's life. He impacted thousands. The funeral director told us it was the largest funeral Bowling Green's ever had."
In March, road rage ended with deadly gun shot wounds that killed the 27-year-old former Warren County Constable.
The shooter was Tommy Brown, a former Warren County Security Officer. After a full investigation, a grand jury decided not to indict Brown on manslaughter charges. The road for the Bradshaws hasn't been easy since then.
"All of us have had to have counseling after Brandon's death because of the tragedy of him being killed."
Now that family is using racing as a way to move on.
"The best way for me personally, and for our family, is to stay busy. Because when you sit around, that's when the demons come and visit."
Brandon's 7-year-old son Nolan raced for the first time this morning, and said he didn't care about winning or losing -- he was there for different reasons.
"For my dad and for fun," Nolan said.
The Bradshaws said they're thankful for sponsors who made it possible for them to build the cars -- which can cost up to a thousand dollars.


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July 25, 2006
UNIONTOWN, PA - Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, has announced the establishment of the Ellen M. Laun Trustee Matching Scholarship.
The award was endowed by the estate of Gertrude B. Rosenburg, mother of the late Ellen Laun, a longtime Fayette campus administrator. Max and Peter Laun, sons of Ellen Laun, were involved in developing the scholarship guidelines.
The Trustee Matching Scholarship program is an ongoing initiative to raise $100 million in private support across the University for new scholarships to help undergraduates who have the greatest financial need. To underscore its commitment to this effort, Penn State's Board of Trustees agreed to match 5 percent of each gift with University funds, and to make these matching funds available to assist students as soon as the donor completes scholarship pledge forms and guidelines. These matching funds will continue in perpetuity in combination with income from the endowment. Trustee Matching Scholarships require a minimum endowment of $50,000.
Ellen Laun served as assistant to the director of acadmic affairs at the Fayette campus, 1979-1986, and as acting director of academic affairs, 1986-1987.nbsp; In 1987 she was appointed the undergraduate studies program coordinator, a position she held until her passing in 1997. She received a B.A. with honors in English from the William Smith College in Geneva, New York, M.A.T. degree from Johns Hopkins University, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in English from the University of Pittsburgh.
She was an English teacher prior to becoming an administrator and taught courses in fiction, short stories, poetry, business writing, and writing in the social sciences, among other subjects. nbsp;She also served as the sponsor of the Fayette campus Roaring Lion student newspaper.
The Ellen M. Laun Trustee Matching Scholarship does not require a separate application. Penn State's Office of Student Aid and the Fayette campus scholarship committee will consider all students' eligibility for the awards as part of the overall financial aid process.
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, located near Uniontown, typically enrolls about 1,100 students annually and offers the first two years of undergraduate study in more than 160 fields, in addition to awarding associate, baccalaureate and master's degrees in selected disciplines.
Visit http://www.fayette.psu.edu/ for more information about the Fayette campus, or call 724-430-4190.
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In June, I collaborated with Alite Designs — an awesome outdoorsy design company whose HQ happens to be one block from my house — to make some sweet dishes that are perfect for camping.
Making a frittata on the campfire was an experiment. I did a lot of research prior to tackling this, but found little about actual frittatas and methods where an open fire is concerned. So I went to one of my favorite places, Mt. Tam, and set up shop at the Pantoll Campground on a quiet Monday afternoon to campfire cook my way through two recipes. It was just me and the rangers and a few curious hikers, who were the happy recipients of my experiments. Days like those are definitely dream job days.
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Guten Tag! While many were fast asleep, Xbox held a press conference in Germany at Gamescom this morning. Their news was nothing revolutionary, but there were a few tasty and surprising bits in there. This mostly pertains to Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics announcing the next Tomb Raider will be a Xbox exclusive. Not timed exclusive, but a true exclusive. Will it never come to the PlayStation family though? Who knows, but let's round up everything else that went down at the show.
- The Xbox One is getting upgraded with a few new features starting this fall including better synchronization with social networks
- Assassin's Creed Unity received a new trailer, showcasing the environments of Paris
- The Xbox One will be getting a Call of Duty bundle on November 4, which will include a redesigned system with a 1TB HD along with a special controller, headset, and the game for $499
- The next Tomb Raider, Rise of the Tomb Raider, is a Xbox One exclusive for 2015 and will not be coming to any other console
- Quantum Break was shown off, highlighting how the game works with a short gameplay demo
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Designed by the German architect Jürgen Mayer-Hermann and completed in April 2011 is a wooden structure located at La Encarnación square, in the old quarter of Seville, Spain. This giant waffle-like structure is Sevilla's newest landmark, has dimensions of 150 by 70 metres and an approximate height of 26 metres and claims to be the largest wooden structure in the world.
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"Driveclub" was planned to be a launch title for the Playstation 4 but was ultimately delayed and taken "back to the drawing board." Sony Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida announced the release date for the racing game on Tuesday and released an all new gameplay trailer.
PS4 owners in North America will have "Driveclub" available to purchase on Oct. 8, 2014, according to a post from Yoshida on the Playstation Blog. It will be available two days later for European gamers.
Yoshida also explained the reason behind the delay in his update. While he made no mention of going back to the drawing board with the title, he did explain that the delay was caused by the ambitious nature of the project. He also confirmed that Paul Rustchynsky, also known as "Rushy", has taken over the Game Director role for "Driveclub" following the departure of Col Rodgers due to family reasons.
"We planned for the game to be ready for early 2014 and are committed to delivering on our ambitious promise of creating a truly innovative, socially connected racing game," Yoshida wrote. "The problem with being ambitious is you have to be prepared to accept there will be challenges along the way. What DRIVECLUB offers has not been previously achieved in this category and because of this, the team needed more time to give you the game you're waiting for."
Evolution Studios also announced its future reveal plans for the game on its Facebook page. "[W]e will share a detailed update on development and answer as many questions as we can from you all. In the meantime let us know what you think of the new video and tag friends you'll be driving with when you get your hands on DRIVECLUB later this year."
While this is the team behind the "Motorstorm" franchise, "Driveclub" promises to be different. Not only is it strictly a road racer but it also is not a full racing simulator that would compete with the "Gran Turismo" series. Instead, it is more akin to Codemaster's "Grid" racing series but with a team element. Players will not only drive the cars but manage racing teams as well.


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Later, she referred several new clients to me. Like I said, it was a small thing, but one that made a big difference.
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A man who apparently was part of a group of baseball fans died from stab wounds following a fight near AT&T Park after the San Francisco Giants-Los Angeles Dodgers game Wednesday night. Police said the man who died, 24-year-old Jonathan Denver, was wearing Dodgers gear, but they don't know for certain that he attended the game.
UPDATE: The Associated Press is reporting that Denver was the son of a security guard who worked at Dodger Stadium. He, his father and his brother left the Dodgers-Giants game and had an altercation with Giants fans who were leaving a nearby nightclub, but who had not attended the game.
San Francisco Police have two people in custody, the AP says, one whom will face homicide charges. The Dodgers released a written statement Thursday.
''There is no rational explanation for this senseless act,'' the Dodgers said in a written statement. ''The pain that this has caused his family and friends is unimaginable.''Here's the initial report from KCBS in San Francisco:
San Francisco Police said a confrontation between two groups of men following a Dodgers and Giants game broke out near the intersection of Third and Harrison streets about 11:40 p.m.
Denver was walking away from the stadium with his father and brother when a verbal disagreement led to a physical confrontation involving a knife, police said.
His father and brother were there? That makes it even more horrible.
We're not sure how much baseball had to do with the argument. Regardless, it's no better than a sad and scary coincidence. People have the right to think they're safe going to a baseball game.
Of course, this brings up memories of Bryan Stow, the father of two, a paramedic and a Giants fan who was beaten nearly to death in a Dodger Stadium parking lot two years ago. Coincidentally, the Giants are fundraising this week for Stow, who is slowly recovering from brain injuries but still has major medical bills and ailments that likely will shadow him for the rest of his life. Stow has been home since June because his insurance has run out.
The San Francisco Appeal has some details about the fundraising:
Fans who buy tickets in certain sections of AT&T Park for games ... Thursday and Sunday will have $10 of their ticket price donated to the Bryan Stow Fund, according to team officials.
The Giants play the Los Angeles Dodgers today through Thursday and then the San Diego Padres for their last three games of the season Friday through Sunday.
If you can't go to the game and are financially able, also consider giving to a fund that will help Stow and his kids.
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Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo CD Remix is an enjoyable game, however, for those afflicted with certain types of colour blindness like myself it can prove extremely difficult to play. The green and yellow gems look identical to me, and I can't seem to find an way to change their colour or design to make telling them apart easier, or possible for that matter.
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Toledo Travel guide
Toledo : Michelin's recommendations
The former capital of an autonomous Moorish kingdom, Toledo overlooks a deep gorge created by the Tagus. Inside the ramparts, the town boasts a multitude of magnificent monuments bathed in glittering Castilian sunlight, and an extraordinary maze of narrow winding alleyways. Toledo is a city of art, with a fascinating array of Christian, Jewish and Moorish sights. Admire the many impressive towers and mansions in this city, which is home to the richest array of Moorish monuments in Spain.
Tourist attractions Toledo : Things to see and do
The Cathedral
C. Arco Palacio 2 E - 45002 Toledo
In 1227, Saint Ferdinand III decided to undertake the building of a Cathedral. Building continued until the end of the 15C and so all the stages of Spanish Gothic appear in it. The richness of the carved decoration and the collection of works of art ..
Old Toledo
E - 45001 Toledo
The delightful Mudéjar decoration of the 14C Sinagoga del Tránsito, the intricately carved capitals of Santa María la Blanca (a former 12C synagogue), the rich carving of the Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes and the Plateresque façade of the Museo..
Cigarrales Tour
Carretera de Circunvalación E - Toledo
Toledo's situation is unique, and can be appreciated all the more from the Cigarrales, extensive olive groves on the south bank of the River Tagus (accessed by the Carretera de Circunvalación as far as Puente de San Martín), where there are several v..
Hotels Toledo
Hotel Casona de la Reyna
Carreras de San Sebastián, 26 E - 45002 Toledo
Prix Prices from : 47 €
This hotel is set in a historic building located between Toledo's ancient city centre and the quiet, natural area around the River Tajo. Built on the foundations of a 16th-century townhouse, the Sercotel Casona de la Reyna retains many historic fe..
Fontecruz Toledo
Plaza del Juego de Pelota, 7 E - 45002 Toledo
This former palace of the Empress Eugenia de Montijo offers style and comfort in the heart of Toledo, 200 metres from Toledo Cathedral. It has a spa and free Wi-Fi. The classic-decor rooms in the Fontecruz Toledo de Montijo are decorated with hand-m..
Toledo Imperial
Horno de les Bizcochos, 5 E - 45001 Toledo
The Toledo Imperial is situated in the centre of Toledo, next to the famous Alcázar castle. This hotel features rooms with balconies and free Wi-Fi access throughout. Rooms at the Toledo Imperial are spacious and offer traditional décor with terraco..
Restaurants Toledo
Casa de Cisneros
Cardenal Cisneros 12 E - 45002 Toledo
Fontecruz Palacio Eugenia de Montijo
pl. del Juego de Pelota 7 E - 45002 Toledo
El Carmen de Montesión
av. de Montesión 176 E - 45002 Toledo
This gastronomic restaurant is just a few minutes from Toledo. Spaciousness combines with attractively maintained facilities and a rustic yet classic feel. It serves traditionally based cuisine whose roots are firmly anchored in the region of La Manc..
Hombre de Palo 7 E - 45001 Toledo
Adolfo's superb facilities include an impressive entrance and two contemporary dining rooms, the main one of which is in a courtyard. Updated cuisine with its roots in contemporary cooking. A few well-maintained apartments with a kitchen (albeit with..
Locum 6 E - 45001 Toledo
In a narrow side street. Part of its charm lies in the fact that it occupies a 17th century house, with tables set out along the wooden corridors that surround the patio.
Colección Catedral
Nuncio Viejo 1 E - 45002 Toledo
A gastro-bar near the cathedral with an informal, urban atmosphere, and backed up by the quality stamp of the Adolfo Group. Traditional tapas and raciones.


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We are very pleased to announce that we will be releasing the Vinyl (with complimentary digital downloads) version of Confetti, A Lull's debut album and follow-up to their debut EP, Ice Cream Bones we released in 2009. Confetti is available for preorder now and will be out officially on April 12, 2011. The CD and digital versions of Confetti are being released by Mush Records in the US and Something in Construction in Europe.
"Weapons Of War" from Confetti is available for free download on the 2011 sampler or stream the entire album here (http://soundcloud.com/a-lull/sets/confetti).
Be sure to catch the last few dates of their Cold War Kids:
03/08/11 Ogden Theatre, Denver, Colorado
03/09/11 Granada Theatre, Lawrence, Kansas
03/10/11 First Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
03/11/11 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, Illinois
03/12/11 The Rave at The Eagles Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
03/14/11 St. Andrews Hall, Detroit, Michigan
03/15/11 The Blue Note, Columbia, Missouri


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Oct. 27, 2010
Arizona at Oregon
7 p.m. | Friday, Oct. 29
Eugene, Ore.
Arizona at Oregon State
Noon | Sunday, Oct. 31
Corvallis, Ore.
TUCSON--The Arizona women's soccer team will hit the road one final time this regular season to face Oregon, on Friday, October 29 at 7 p.m. and Oregon State, on Sunday, October 31 at noon.
About the Ducks: On the road last week, Oregon (5-8-3, 1-3-1 Pac-10) took a loss and a win to Washington and Washington State, respectively. At Washington, the Huskies scored a pair of goals in the 51st and 81st minutes of action. Oregon GK Lindsay Parlee recorded six saves in the 2-0 loss. At Washington State, the Ducks fell behind in the 23rd minute, but senior Jen Stoltenberg hit her first goal of the night five minutes later to equalize. In the second half, freshman Brynne Konkel and Stoltenberg scored Oregon's final two goals in the 63rd and 64th minutes of action for the 3-1 victory.
About the Beavers: Oregon State (13-1-1, 5-0-0 Pac-10) extended their win streak to eight last weekend with a pair of road victories over Washington State and Washington. Oregon State out shot Washington 14-8 in their first shutout of the weekend. Freshman Jenna Richardson scored the only goal of the evening, her fifth for the season, in the 35th minute of action. Sunday at Washington, Richardson was again the only scorer with her unassisted goal that came in the tenth minute of play. OSU GK Colleen Boyd recorded a pair of saves for the match.
Last Week: The Wildcats (5-9-2, 1-4-0 Pac-10) made history last Friday night when they defeated California 1-0 in overtime to earn their first conference win of the season. Freshman Shannon Heinzler hit the game winner, and her first career goal, in the 100th minute of action. The ball slid through the grasp of Bear GK Lauren Hein before continuing into the net for the Arizona victory.
Junior GK Ashley Jett recorded six saves in regulation, and another two in the overtime period.
Sunday, the Cats hosted No. 1 Stanford, and were out shot 22-8 in the 3-0 loss. Freshman Jazmin Ponce led the squad with three shot attempts, one on goal, and Jett recorded four saves for the afternoon.
Wildcat freshmen: Arizona boasts an extremely young team this season with the addition of twelve newcomers: Ana Montoya, Kenzie Akerfelds, Jessica Fitzgerald, Jensen Skinner, Jazmin Ponce, Gabrielle Lindeman, Shannon Heinzler, Samantha Cummings, MacKenzie Jaroch, Amy Olson, and goalkeepers Lorena Aragon and Jamie Wilkinson.
The freshmen combine for 58.4 percent of Arizona's total shots with 115 of 197, and 59 percent of Arizona's total shots on goal, with 54 of 91.
At the conclusion of the non-conference schedule, six freshmen have been given nods to start, and another four have come in off the bench.
In the Top 100: Arizona has two freshmen named in the College Freshmen Top 100 Women rankings for the week of September 30: Jensen Skinner (57) and Jazmin Ponce (81).
Experience in the net: Junior Ashley Jett currently first in the Pac-10 Conference in saves, with 86, and leads the conference in saves per game, with an average of 6.14. This season against Utah (Sept. 26), Jett earned her first career shutout in the 1-0 overtime victory. Jett has made a career high nine saves in three games this season, against Tennessee (Sept. 12), USF (Oct. 3), and Arizona State (Oct. 15).
Wildcat leaders: Leading the Arizona team this year are the three seniors, Alex Davis, Macke Mutz, and Becky Barry. Last season, Davis took 23 shots, second most on the team, and scored her first career goal against ASU (Oct. 23). Mutz notched 19 started at midfield last season, and developed in to one of Arizona's top team leaders on and off the field. Barry struggled with injures last season, and only appeared in 9 games. She will bring solid leadership to the defensive end of the program.
Challenging Schedule: The Wildcats have a challenging schedule in the 2010 season, facing very strong conference who has received nods from the NSCAA Soccer Rankings:
15-Oregon State
UCLA and Arizona State have also received votes toward the rankings.
Looking Ahead: Next week, the Wildcats will return home for their final two home matches against UCLA and USC. Arizona will go head to head with UCLA on Friday, November 5, at 7 p.m., and on Sunday, November 7, Arizona will finish off the regular season against USC at 11 a.m.


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Regarding the death of actor and comedian Robin Williams, a prepared statement was released on Tuesday by Keith Boyd, a Lieutenant with the Marin County Sheriff's Office who is serving as the Assistant Chief Deputy Coroner overseeing the day to day operations of the Coroner Division. The statement began by Boyd extending condolences to the William's family on behalf of the Sheriff's Office. In his opening remarks, he also said that he wanted the media present to refrain from asking questions until he completed the prepared statements. At the conclusion of the statement, he gave contact information for those requesting more information.
Boyd's prepared statement read:
On August 11, 2014, at approximately 11:55 am, Marin County Communications received a 9-1-1 telephone call reporting a male adult had been located unconscious and not breathing inside his residence located at 95 St. Thomas Way in unincorporated Tiburon, CA. The caller was distraught and indicated an apparent suicide due to a hanging had taken place and rigor mortis had set in. The Sheriff's Office, as well as the Tiburon Fire Department and Southern Marin Fire Protection District were dispatched to the incident with emergency personnel arriving on scene at 12:00 pm. The male subject, pronounced deceased by firefighters from the Tiburon Fire Department at 12:02 pm has been identified as Robin McLaurin Williams, a 63 year old resident of unincorporated Tiburon, CA.
Preliminary information developed during the investigation by Coroner Division personnel has revealed Mr. Williams had been seeking treatment for depression. Mr. Williams was last seen alive by his wife at approximately 10:30 pm on August 10, 2014 when she retired for the evening in a room in the house. It is unknown at this time when Mr. Williams' retired for the evening in a bedroom in his home. At approximately 10:30 am on August 11, 2014 Mr. Williams' wife left the home believing Mr. Williams to still be asleep. Mr. Williams' personal assistant became concerned at approximately 11:45 am when he failed to respond to knocks on his bedroom door. At that time the personal assistant was able to gain access to Mr. Williams' bedroom and entered the bedroom to find Mr. Williams clothed in a seated position, unresponsive, and with a belt secured around his neck with the other end of the belt wedged between the closed closet door and door frame. His right shoulder area was touching the door with his body was perpendicular to the door and slightly suspended.
Mr. Williams was cool to the touch with rigor mortis present in all of his extremities and livor mortis positioned appropriately for the position he was located in. The inside of Mr. Williams' left wrist had several acute superficial transverse cuts. A pocket knife with a closed blade was located in close proximity to Mr. Williams. The pocket knife was examined and dry red material was located on the blade which appeared consistent to dried blood. It is unknown at this time if the dried red material is in fact blood or if it is Mr. Williams' blood, but scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value.
Mr. Williams was transported from the scene to the Napa County Sheriff's Office Morgue by the Coroner Division pending a forensic examination which was conducted this morning prior to this press conference. The forensic examination, conducted by Dr. Joseph Cohen who is the Sheriff's Office Chief Forensic Pathologist, did not reveal any injuries indicating Mr. Williams had been in a struggle or physical altercation prior to him being located deceased. The preliminary results of the forensic examination revealed supporting physical signs that Mr. Williams life ended from asphyxia due to hanging. Toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if Mr. Williams had any chemical substances in his system at his time of death. Toxicology results will not be available for approximately 2 – 6 weeks while the testing is being performed.
Please note this is an active investigation into the cause, manner, and circumstances of Mr. Williams' death. The final cause and manner of death will not be certified until the conclusion of the investigation which is several weeks away. When the investigation is concluded and our final results are ready for dissemination a press conference will be scheduled.
I have received numerous requests for copies of the 9-1-1 and dispatch recordings as well as investigative reports. Please note each request will be handled in accordance to Public Record Act guidelines with response provided within 10 days.
Media inquiries should be directed to Lt. Keith Boyd at kboyd @marinsheriff.org. I will respond to email inquiries time permitting as I receive them.
Since word of Robin William's death was released on Monday afternoon, persons across the globe have expressed shock. News and reaction of his death overtook all well-known social media venues including Facebook and Twitter. According to NBC News, President Barack Obama was among those quick to respond to the news.
President Barack Obama expressed condolences to the Williams' family on Monday and called the famed actor "one of a kind." Obama said that Robin Williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang Peter Pan, and everything in between. But, he continued, he was one of a kind, arriving in our lives as an alien, giving reference to the actor's role in the television "Mork & Mindy" – but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit.
Obama said that Williams made us laugh and made us cry, and he gave his immeasurable talent freely and generously to those who needed it most – from our troops stationed abroad to the marginalized on our own streets. Obama concluded by stating that the Obama family offers their condolences to his family, his friends, and everyone who found their voice and their verse thanks to Robin Williams.


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The School is climbing fast on the Schooling Ladder to...
With the lofty blessings of Guru Ram Dass Ji, academic osmosis is becoming apparent in our institution as
Students are the nation's most valuable and creative asset. Their imagination is the key for building a great future for our country. We all should recognize this fact and must encourage each one of them to achieve their goals and missions in life ahead. A Culture Specific pedagogy is being applied in such a way that the learners are able to upgrade their mental software after getting activated to undertake self-directed,self-motivated and co-operative learning both at school and home. Our entire School-family is sure of reaching the new horizons in education with blissful sunshine. The efforts put in by the Principal, teachers and staff in shaping and developing the publication is praiseworthy and I am certain it will go long way in developing the overall personality of our young citizens.
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Paula Lane's brother did not give up the search for his sister in the Sierra Nevada, but arrived too late to save her boyfriend.
14:39, UK, Friday 07 December 2012
A woman who went missing a week ago in the Sierra Nevada mountains has been found by her brother as she crawled along a snow-covered road.
Paula Lane, 46, and her boyfriend Roderick Clifton, 44, had set out on November 29 to drive from Citrus Heights in California to Gardenerville in Nevada.
They became trapped in the high mountains during a freak snowstorm after heading off-road to test their new four-wheel drive Jeep, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The couple spent the night huddled together in the vehicle, but the next day Mr Clifton set out on his own to get help. He never returned.
Three days later Ms Lane decided to leave, after surviving so far on tomatoes and melted ice.
Meanwhile a full two-state search was mounted when family raised the alarm on Saturday.
But it was scaled back as chances of finding the pair receded.
There was no mobile phone signal so rescuers had little to go on.
But Gary Lane did not give up.
On Wednesday he borrowed a tractor and miraculously found his sister just off Route 88, on the way to Carson Pass.
He loaded her into the bucket on the front of the vehicle and drove her to safety.
Ms Lane told police she had crawled past her partner's body, which was later recovered by rescuers.
She was treated for hypothermia and frostbite but is expected to recover well.
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Sept. 18, 2009
Final Stats
NORMAL, Ill. -
Courtney Oldenburg and Nancy Nieto finished among the top-25 racers Friday, as they led Northern Illinois women's cross country team to a sixth-place finish at the Illinois Intercollegiate in Normal, Ill.. The Huskies battled racers from seven Division I schools, to finish sixth of seventh in the Illinois Intercollegiate Division I races.
Northern Illinois finished the race in sixth place with 155 points, beating Western Illinois, 157, who placed seventh. The Illinois State women's cross country team placed first at the competition with 23 points, while Loyola placed second with 60 points, and Illinois finished in third place with 88 points. UIC (109) and Eastern Illinois (118) rounded out the top-five finishers.
"We beat Western Illinois, and we haven't beaten them all year," assistant coach Mark McConeghey said. "I am a little disappointed at our times, but I am not discouraged. We need to learn to be a little more aggressive next week."
Oldenburg (West Salem, Wis./West Salem) led the Huskies with a 17th-place finish with a time of 18:38. Oldenburg's time ties the Alicja Czajka (2002) and Brianne Peterson (1998) for the eleventh-fastest five-kilometer time in NIU history.
Placing second for the Huskies was Nieto (Elgin, Ill./Streamwood/Missouri State), who recorded a time of 19:05 to finish 24th overall.
Sunsea Shaw (South Bend, Ind./Riley High School) and Breanna Brevitt (Dixon, Ill./Dixon) were the third and fourth place finishers for the Huskies. Shaw finished the race in a time of 19:26, taking 33rd, while Brevitt ran the race in a time of 19:59, placing 42nd overall.
The Huskies will continue competition on the road as they travel to St. Paul, Minn. to compete in the Roy Griak Invitational, Sept. 26.


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Summary of Body Characteristics for Antlered Deer by Age Class
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|Basal Beam Circumference Right/Left
|Number of Points Right/Left
|Spread in Inches
|Length of Beam
|Body Condition Good, Fair, Poor
Total no. of deer int he age class_____
Number of spikes in this age class_____
Average spread______inches
Average weight______lbs.
Percent of deer in this age class that were spikes____%
Average beam circumference_____inches
Range in total no. points_____to_____
Average antler length_____inches
Percent of this age deer in good body condition________%
Percent of this age deer in fair body condition________%
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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE; 4 August 1849; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18490804-TC-JWC-01; CL 24: 172
Gweedore Hôtel1 / 4 Augt (Friday) 1849—
My salutations to thee Goody, from this strange place,—an Hospice of St Bernard among the Bogs, which I visit under the strangest escort! Plattnauer, poor fellow, had come out 16 miles to meet me the day before yesterday; yesterday Lord George drove him and me across the mountains hither, a 20 miles of desolate black wilderness, a treble x2 of Craigenputtoch; and here we found Forster waiting who had come by another road, and was very proud to be introduced to the Lordship here. Lord George is an exceedingly beautiful little man; I have not seen anywhere, or heard of, a more singular, and to me sad and grievous-looking enterprise than this of his to reclaim these savages, to reclaim these desolate bogs, divided from all the world! But so have the gods willed it; Gweedore too was to have a chance! Figure to yourself a fine nimble, grandly-smiling, most earnest truthful and courteous little man of fifty; long head (as grey and bushy as your husbands), elegant club-nose, and intellectually protrusive mouth; all in grey hodden, jacket, trowsers cap: that is the figure of Ld George. A man devoted to the strangest of pursuits,—which however I imagine is better than soldiering or Mayfairing. The x̅x̅>x̅ Craigenputtoch, with loch, riverkin and a "Glen of Poison" (so-called, slightly resembling a kind of mock Highland Glen: 3 feet of bog everywhere, and all sticking full of limestone crags,—that is his scene; on which by dint of passionate endeavour, and I doubt large expenditure, he is succeeding a little; may he succeed more and more!
Adieu. Here is breakfast, and the whole party. Forster got a Letter from you here yesterday, and you are safe at Auchtertool! Well, thanks for that. On Tuesday, F. and I get to Derry. Duffy is quite gone; off to Dublin, two days ago.
Thine ever (for they are all waiting breakfast for me). Adieu, till Derry.—
T. Carlyle