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Chuck Coyle - Receives Sanction for Doping Violation
Submitted by David on
Here is the press release about Chuck Coyle's doping violation. Stories on 303Cycling that reference Chuck.
Colorado Springs, Colo. (November 24, 2010) - USADA announced today that U.S. cycling athlete, Charles "Chuck" Coyle, of Boulder, Colorado, has accepted a two-year period of ineligibility for an anti- doping rule violation based on his purchase, possession and use of synthetic erythropoietin (EPO) and insulin growth factor (IGF-1).
EPO is a synthetic hormone used to stimulate the body's production of red blood cells, thereby increasing oxygen transport and aerobic power. IGF-1 is a synthetic hormone used to aid in recovery and build lean muscle mass. Both EPO and IGF-1 are prohibited substances in the class of Peptide Hormones, Growth Factors and Related Substances under the USADA Protocol for Olympic and Paralympic Movement Testing and the International Cycling Union (UCI) anti-doping rules, both of which have adopted the World Anti- Doping Code ("Code") and the World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List.
Coyle's two-year period of ineligibility began on November 24, 2010, the day he accepted the sanction. Additionally, Coyle is disqualified from all competitive results achieved on and subsequent to June 13, 2007, the date he first committed the anti-doping rule violation based on evidence in USADA's possession, including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes.
In an effort to aid athletes, as well as all support team members such as parents and coaches, in understanding the rules applicable to them, USADA provides comprehensive instruction on its website on the testing process and prohibited substances, how to obtain permission to use a necessary medication, and the risks and dangers of taking supplements as well as performance-enhancing and recreational drugs. In addition, the agency manages a drug reference hotline, Drug Reference Online (www.GlobalDRO.com), conducts educational sessions with National Governing Bodies and their athletes, and proactively distributes a multitude of educational materials, such as the Prohibited List, easy-reference wallet cards, periodic newsletters, and protocol and policy reference documentation.
USADA is responsible for the testing and results management process for athletes in the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement, and is equally dedicated to preserving the integrity of sport through research initiatives and educational programs.
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USADA announces another cycling suspension
By Charles Pelkey Updated: Nov 24th 2010 7:26 PM EST
Coyle is fast, but not fast enough to outrun USADA
Boulder-area racer Charles "Chuck" Coyle has accepted a two-year suspension after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency found that he had purchased and used synthetic erythropoietin (EPO) and insulin growth factor (IGF-1).
The 38-year-old Coyle is the president of the Boulder-based Hüdz-Vista Subaru cyclocross team and has been an active road, track and `cross racer for 20 years.
Coyle's two-year suspension began on Wednesday, when he accepted the penalty after investigators presented evidence of purchases of illicit performance-enhancing drugs dating back to June 13, 2007. Under UCI and USADA rules, Coyle will be required to return any prizes earned since that date.
As was the case with another suspension announced Wednesday, Coyle's case did not involve an analytical positive test, but was based on evidence of purchases of illicit performance-enhancing drugs supplied in other investigations.
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Well I guess that depends on
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Well I guess that depends on who is setting the calibrator. Let's just both move on by agreeing that you do not admit to cheating. Ha!
Happy Holidays Scott. Seriously. The last couple of posts were pretty much joking.
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You're f... hilarious. You
Submitted by ScottH (not verified) on
You're f... hilarious. You still don't get it. That's okay.
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Pictures of Chuck Coyle
Submitted by David on
Looks like someone created a gallery
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How special, first photo is
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
How special, first photo is Chuck and Chris Baldwin (2 convicted dopers) and one is in the Tyler Hamilton Foundation jersey (twice convicted doper). Were there no photos of these guys with Joe Papp available? Or maybe one with Phil Z?
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This one hurts. Blake
Submitted by Anon (not verified) on
This one hurts. Blake Caldwell in 2nd place. Actually, I guess he gets the W now...
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the 'list' needs an update
Submitted by crispi (not verified) on
time for a wiki update.....what a depressing page this is
paragraph 7 says a lot.....now i'm going for the prozac!
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Bicycling Article
Submitted by David on
Here is paragraph 7 from the article listed above from Bicycling
And statistics, as usual, don't tell the whole story. According to former journeyman pro and admitted doper Joe Papp, who recently pleaded guilty to dealing human growth hormone and EPO acquired from China to an estimated 187 customers, older athletes comprise the bulk of amateur drug use. "Based on my experiences, in the U.S. the majority of athletes seeking doping products on the black market are amateurs, and believe it or not, they're masters athletes," says Papp. "I think that's in part because older athletes can afford these products, but it's because of ego as well. People don't want to let go of their youth. Say you're 41 years old and you want 10 percent of your threshold power back. If you can get by the ethics of doping, and don't think it's going to kill you, it's a no-brainer."
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That Papp guy, he still
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
That Papp guy, he still sounds like a salesman:
"Say you're 41 years old and you want 10 percent of your threshold power back. If you can get by the ethics of doping, and don't think it's going to kill you, it's a no-brainer."
Guess he was a salesman! He did really believe in his product because if I recall correctly, he testified during the Roid Landis hearing (for the USADA) that Testosterone is used by Pro cyclists and that it aids the recovery process. That is when Landis was claiming that there would be no logical reason for a TDF racer to use Testosterone (or its derivatives) to aid performance.
Ah, but I digress. Too bad so many cyclists are wanting the quick and easy improvement without doing the hard work. Win at all costs is in and fair competition, ethics and the "reality" of their natural performance are out.
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So what's up with the other 185 customers
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
187 customers, 2 called out, 185 to go right?
When will the next name come out? And how close to home will it hit. Could it be a cat 4 or cat 1 or 55+ rider? Let's get this rolling and over with .gov
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Why not impose a Ban for Life?
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If people knew they would be banned for life and it reduce's doping why not impose a zero tolerance rule?
What if cycling was to lead the way... put the hammer down! why not set the standard? Ban for life and let's see what happens.
I think the only people who would oppse this are dopers.
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I always check my speed when entering a speed limit zone, but it is so easy to creep four or five miles an hour above the limit as you can't keep your eyes on the speedometer the whole time.
I have seen motorists entering Combe St Nicholas from the Stoopers Hill direction at speeds of 45 to 50 miles an hour, completely ignoring the signs. They are the ones who should come into this category.
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Herringbone Ceiling
Wahoo! The entryway and Master Bedroom are DONE! You have no clue how excited I am! Today's project comes from the Entryway. It started off a few months ago with Octy the Purple Chandelier. We have all seen the beautiful herringbone walls that are floating around blogland and Pinterest like this one from Girls With Good Taste. So so beautiful. I decided to change it up a little though. (I know you are shocked.)
Most Herringbone wall treatments have the same color for the entire horizontal row, like this one from Girls With Good Taste:
It is so cute but I wanted the color to alternate spaces which was probably more work but I think it turned out amazing!
I used flat paint so that the texture of the ceiling doesn't take away from the herringbone pattern and I am SO glad that I did.
Start by finding the center of your ceiling. Then divide your space evenly. I have 4 sections in mine. Remember to take into account the width of your tape and adjust accordingly
I used a template to mark my spaces for the horizontal lines.
You will want to mark almost the full width of the tape because you will be using that mark from both sides.
Starting in the left corner I marked at the full width of the template. Same for the second line. The secret to having perfect even lines is to take mark #1 from one side and connect it to the corner and then take mark #2 and connect it to mark #1.
Now if that made your brain hurt hold on cause its about to get worse. To alternate colors and have them the same sixe when you are finished you need to adjust to accommodate your tape. The pieces that are staying white have a little tape mark in them so that I don't paint them. You will also notice that the tape is always on the INSIDE the tape of the unmarked section. They best way to do this is to tape on the inside of your marks when you are doing a section that is the same as your base color and on the outside of your mark when you are doing a section that is the new color. And if you mess up its ok, step back and try again!
Hooray!! You have made it through! Now you are ready to paint!
Paint each section that is not marked and remember if you paint it with your base color first and then your accent color it will prevent any bleeding! I cant give you the name of the base color because it was something that I mixed myself! Sorry guys!
When it is done peel your tape of and go get a Diet Coke cause you deserve it!


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I have created a shell script to start a
server program.
startup.sh start
When above command will executes, it will try starts the
server as
adminuser. To achieve this my script has written like this.
SUBIT="su - adminuser -c "
# Function to start cluster
function start(){
When i execute the command it asks for password. Is there any other way to do this so, it will not ask for password.
I have seen this behavior in Jboss startup script provided on jboss. That script changes the user to
jboss and then starts the jboss server. I wanted my script to behave same way.


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Facility Design:
- A 25-yard competitive/fitness pool with eight lanes.
- A warm water therapy/instructional pool.
- Party room, locker rooms and lobby.
Core Objectives:
- Fundraise money to build an indoor aquatic facility.
- Create an endowment for operation and maintenance.
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The village of Kakopetria stands at an altitude of 671m above sea level, on the north facing foothills of the Troodos mountain range. It is located in the quietest, greenest area of the Solea valley and has a population of about 1800 people. It is the highest village in the valley, surrounded by thick forestland and is built on the banks of the Kargotis and Garillis rivers. The two rivers join within the village itself and form the river Klarios, which crosses the Sollea valley and empties into Morfou bay. The village is therefore divided up by small streams that flow into the valley. 'Old Kakopetria' has been declared a historical and archaelogical monument, and is a unique example of traditional mountain village architecture. It is full of narrow, picturesque streets two storey houses with wooden balconies and pretty tiled roofs.
THE LEGENDAccording to one of the many ancient legends, Kakopetria (literally meaning 'Evil Rock') is named after a huge rock rolled down the hillside and killed a village couple. The rock which can still be found today, is known as Petra tou Antrogynou ('The Couple's Rock). Tradition has it that newlyweds should sit on it together in order to ensure that they have a long and hapy marriage.
THE HISTORYKakopetria has existed as a village since the time when Cyprus was under Frankish rule, but there were houses here since much earlier, during the Byzantine era. Until World War II, one of the main occupations of the villagers was the cultivation of silkworms and silk production. It was also a centre for flour grinding. The flour mill, which was build in 1754, can still be seen today and it has been restored to its original state.


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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Deep Cleansing Your Hair
The baking soda method
1 part baking soda
2 parts water.
Apply to to hair and scrub with fingers gently. Rinse well and follow up with a deep conditioning treatment.
Bentonite Clay Mask
1 part bentonite clay
2 parts apple cider vinegar or water
1 part honey (for moisture)
Mix until a paste consistency. Apply to hair from root to ends and over with a cap for 30 minutes. Rinse hair well and follow up with a deep conditioning treatment.
Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse
2 parts apple cider vinegar
2 parts distilled water
Part hair into 4 sections and spray the acv onto it. Spray onto scalp to cleanse it as well.
Rinse and follow up with a deep conditioning treatment. The scent will not linger in your hair.
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Have you tried lemon juice yet? I think this deep cleans as well and it smells great. It help with build up on the scalp. I'm glad to know about the acv. Good to have options.ReplyDelete
@Hustla - I haven't tried lemon juice for fear that the citrus acid will change my natural hair color when exposed to the sun. I may give it a try though. Anything to deep clean my scalp is alright with me.ReplyDelete
I learned about it from my loctician years ago. Although you may have a valid concern (may happen to some but not all), I find it very affective with eliminating the oil buildups that can get lodged in my locks. And it cleanses the scalp of excess dry skin that can result in scab like build up.ReplyDelete
I still have a TWA, so do I need to deep cleanse my hair? If so, how often should i do this?ReplyDelete
@lilbont - regardless how long your hair is, it still needs to be deep cleansed. Why wouldn't you do it? Think about it: that's like saying, should I use soap everytime I shower? LOLReplyDelete
It should be done once a month.
I tried the baking soda cleansing treatment named above and it worked really well for me. it washed out all the dirt on my scalp like water. but I can not stress enough how important it is to follow up with a deep conditioning treatment! we don't want dry hair, just clean hair.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2014 7:45 PM
When you say one part to two part this our you talking tablespoon, teaspoon or cups?ReplyDelete


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Let $f$ be a
binary function programmed at random; i.e. for any $x$ in its domain, $f(x)$ equals some $n$-bit value initially chosen at random. Such a function has the nice property that for any two values $x$ and $x'$, if $x \ne x'$, the values $f(x)$ and $f(x')$ are statistically independent.
Now consider the following two algorithms:
Algorithm $A(y_1, y_2)$
- Select a random bit $b$.
- IF $b = 0$ THEN $y = y_1$ ELSE $y = y_2$.
- Run algorithm $B(y)$, and let $c$ be its output.
- IF $c = b$ THEN output "success" ELSE output "failure."
Algorithm $B(y)$
- Based on $y$, compute $x$.
- RETURN $f(x)$.
Define the following events:
- $E_1$: Algorithm $B$ computes the correct $x$ (based on $y$).
- $E_2$: Algorithm $A$ outputs "success."
Assume that $\Pr[E_2 \mid \neg E_1] = \frac{1}{2}$. In other words, if $B$ does not compute the correct $x$, it cannot solve the challenge of $A$ by any means better than random guess.
I want to prove that $\Pr[E_1] = \Pr[E_1 \mid b = 0] = \Pr[E_1 \mid b = 1]$.
Intuition: It seems that if the above equality does not hold, $B$ can solve the challenge by an approach better than random guess. But I can't figure out if this is correct.
The "correct" $x$ is one that identifies $y_1$ from $y_2$, such that $f(x)$ equals 0 if $y=y_1$ and 1 otherwise. The values $y_1$ and $y_2$ come from outside, but they depend on $f$ such that the above condition holds. Since $f$ is random, and due to the design, algorithm $B$ cannot distinguish $y_1$ from $y_2$ unless it computes the "correct" $x$ and queries $f$ at $x$.
This is a simplified version of what I'm working with. In the real-world example, let $g$ be a one-way permutation (in fact, it also has an associated trapdoor). Each $y_i$ has two parts: the first part is some value $g(x)$, where $x$ is chosen according to some (unknown) distribution. the second part is $f(x)$ for $y_1$ and $r$ for $y_2$, where $r$ is a random $n$-bit value. In short:
$y_1 = ( g(x), f(x) )$
$y_2 = ( g(x), r )$
The algorithm $A$ is in fact testing the algorithm $B$ to see if it has the trapdoor. If so, $B$ can inverse $g(x)$ to obtain $x$, and then see if the latter part of $y$ equals $f(x)$.
The probabilities are taken over any random choice that is made, including the selection of the random bit $b$ and the function $f$. Moreover, the probabilities are taken over the choice of $y_1$ and $y_2$, as described above.


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This morning patchy dense fog is setting up, especially in east Central Indiana where a Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 9am.
Scattered showers and storms are likely in Central Indiana today, especially as we head into the afternoon as a cold front pushes through the state. Some thunderstorms this afternoon may be on the strong side with very heavy rain, frequent lightning and small hail. Highs will top out in the mid 80s.
Tonight we dry out and temps fall to the low 60s.
Wednesday will be less humid with highs in the 70s! How great is this 7 day forecast? Temps remain below normal and comfortable for the rest of the week!


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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
James Kalm visits the exhibition The Triumph of Human Painting at BULL AND RAM, Brooklyn (through March 10), and talks to show curator and painter Katherine Bradford.
Bradford comments that the show, featuring one work each by eight artists, is meant to "celebrate a time when painting with humanist impulses and intimacy and personal stories is very much in the air and of interest."
Kalm notes that Bradford herself, as an educator and an artist, has inspired "approach and content more interested in a painterly empathy with people than a calculated theory."
Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table highlights writing from the painting blogosphere as it is published and serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting.
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Actavis will close its Lincolnton, NC, manufacturing plant over the next year and a half, idling its 310 staffers—a casualty of Watson Pharmaceuticals' nearly $6 billion acquisition of the company last year.
Actavis expects to complete the shutdown by mid-2015, company spokesman Charlie Mayr told the Lincoln Times-News of Lincolnton.
By then, the company plans to have shifted production of the prescription drugs made at the plant to an Actavis site in Salt Lake City, which has excess production capacity, while production of over-the-counter drugs will be handled by contract manufacturers.
"The current competitive environment makes the outsourcing of the production of these products more cost-effective," Mayr told the Charlotte Observer.
The LincoInton plant closing will worsen the already-high unemployment rate of Lincoln County, which in August stood at 8.6%, three-tenths of a point above the statewide jobless rate.
After Watson acquired Actavis and took its name, the combined company was left with 28 manufacturing plants, a number executives had long said they would reduce. The 28 included the Lincolnton plant, which Watson opened nearly 25 years ago.
While closing operations in Lincolnton, Actavis earlier this year signaled it would also step up investment at some of its manufacturing sites.
In March, the company joined Florida Governor Rick Scott to announce a $40.5 million expansion of its plant in Davie, FL, that will add about 16,700 square feet of new manufacturing space and another 13,000 square feet of warehouse space—as well as 220 new jobs to the company's statewide workforce of about 1,400 people.
Governor Scott announced that Actavis had been approved for $2.9 million in grants, tax refunds, and employee training incentives from state and local governments.
Actavis considers the Davis site a "center of excellence" for immediate- and extended-release pharmaceuticals, with about 2.2 billion units manufactured there annually.
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To the editor: The Sunset Beach Town Council sold out town residents again last week when they unanimously decided every property owner should pay an equal amount for the pending sewer system, even though construction of the island portion will cost 1.5 times that of the mainland portion ($21 million vs. $14 million).
In effect, retirees on fixed incomes and those living in trailers will be subsidizing the owners of million dollar homes on the island that rent them for $1,000 or more a week.
To the editor: I oppose efforts in the state legislature initiated by representatives of coastal counties to permit the Coastal Resources Commission to authorize construction of terminal groins at inlets in North Carolina.
I feel this is a violation of the public trust doctrine that provides for the state to maintain the ocean shoreline for the public.
In recent years, preservation of and access to beaches has been impacted by rampant development.
To the editor: My Aunt Ginny recently passed away and along with Paula Cartrette's loved one, she too is at rest in Mintz Cemetery. Unfortunately, she has also had things stolen from her resting place.
It is a sad world where our dear departed are disrespected and disregarded. These grave robbers need to know that how you treat people, dead or alive, will reflect on how you are treated. I do feel sorry for you, and you should be ashamed for yourselves.
They were my favorite, although likely far from stylish. The red, onesie pajamas my mom had gotten me that year of my youth delighted me.
ASH—You might say having a baby is what spurred Katherine and Billy Ingram's new venture into raising strawberries this year.
Indirectly, it's true.
For the past 19 years, they've been in the plant nursery business, Katherine said last week on May Day, standing at the Ingrams' Waccamaw River Farm & Nursery on Kingtown Road in Ash.
For years, they drove delivery trucks, carting plants cultivated at their nursery to chain stores.
To the editor: In last week's editorial dealing with "One Child Left Behind" and in past editorials and news stories regarding unfortunate happenings within the Brunswick County School System, the words "should not happen again" were always resonated but apparently to no avail.
Katie McGee, the "Teflon" Superintendent, who gets an "A" in words but barely a "satisfactory" evaluation in performance, stated the district has policies, procedures in place to ensure this incident does not happen.
Letters to the editor are a popular feature of most newspapers.
Readers get the chance to voice opinions on a plethora of concerns, from local to national to global, or just want to inform readers of events of information.
To the editor: It is kind of storming out today and it reminds me of the song "Tell Me Why" or was it "Stormy Weather"?
While you are at it, explain to me why insurance premiums go up, yet something gets older and is now worth less. Not only that, my house and property are still worth the same at the county courthouse, and I am having to pay more taxes on it.
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BERGLondon announced this week a duo of new projects coming out of their studio in what they say is the first of many:
Little Printer:
- A thermal printer that communicates wirelessly through a BERGCloud bridge that is connected to your router.
- It gathers a list of your favorite publications and subscriptions you have set up using their backend service to create a mini-newspaper custom suited to your daily needs.
- Will ship in 2012 and will be available for preorder shortly.
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- Billed as "the nervous system for connected products"
- Launch partners include Arup, Nike, Google, Foursquare and Nike.
- Is the brains behind their series of devices that can be connected to without the need for a PC (via your smartphone)
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William Gibson: "Everything @BERGLONDON makes feels remarkably cozy, albeit in some oddly futuristic way".
Bruce Sterling: "*Hey wow. Cool idea. Maybe I could scan those strips of paper and make some kind of "log" of them and put them on the World Wide "Web."
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Me no likey when JC talks like this.
By JC Collins
In the interest of analytical balance, we would do well to consider the possibility of war strategies when it comes to the global stockpiling of petroleum reserves. In the years leading up to the German invasion of Poland, the world witnessed dramatic decreases in the price of oil as well as massive increases in petroleum inventories, especially as the Texas fields began to produce.
These shifts in the global oil markets ran parallel to the deflation which had begun in October, 1929, and as such, we can see the same pattern repeating today as oil prices collapse, inventories are growing, and world wide deflation is deepening.
The United States and China are both increasing their Global Strategic Petroleum Reserves, with stockpiling taking place in Cushing, Oklahoma, and in provinces throughout China. The promoted script is that America is seeking energy independence and China is taking advantage of low oil prices to increase stockpiles, as they are an energy importer.
But other countries around the world are stockpiling oil and petroleum products as well, from the construction of massive storage tanks in Nigeria, to hundreds of oil tanker ships full of crude floating of coastlines. Crude and petroleum product stockpiles are increasing to record levels.
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Qneo just released this new demo video for Voice Synth v2 – a specialized synthesizer for creative voice sculpting.
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Qneo just released this new demo video for Voice Synth v2 – a specialized synthesizer for creative voice sculpting.
Here's what's new in Voice Synth v2:
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If you hate AutoTune, prepare to take a long elevator ride down to the previously undiscovered 10th circle of hell.
Developer Smule has released AutoRap, for Android & iOS devices, and, in just a few days, the app has been download 2.5 million times. With Smule's "rappification" technology, AutoRap maps the syllables of your speech to beats, to create a unique rap.
Above, Smule mastermind and Stanford Assistant Professor Dr. Ge Wang performs The Cornholio Test.
Qneo has released an update to Voice Synth, its voice-controlled vocoder for iOS.
Voice Synth is a specialized synthesizer for creative voice sculpting. It lets you turn your voice live into a human from baby to tenor, an autotuned popstar, a robot from Cylon to iDalek, a church or close harmony choir, animals from birds to dogs and lions, musical instruments from organs, guitars and a groovy bass to percussions and rich 70's vocoders, amazing effects and ambient, lush string/storm soundscapes.
Here's what's new in Voice Synth 2.0:
KeroVee is a free audio effect for Windows (VST).
Here's what the developer has to say about it:
KeroVee is focused to so-called 'Autotune effect' or 'T-Pain effect', that is robotic but different from the vocoder.
KeroVee can mix two independent transposed outputs of pitch-corrector and bypassed output.
Let us know how much you hate T-Pain and Auto-Tuned vocals in the comments!
Symphony of Science puts AutoTune to work for the power of good with their latest music video, Ode to the Brain.
Ode to the Brain is the ninth episode in the Symphony of Science music video series.
Through the words of scientists Carl Sagan, Robert Winston, Vilayanur Ramachandran, Jill Bolte Taylor, Bill Nye, and Oliver Sacks, it covers different aspects the brain including its evolution, neuron networks, folding, and more.
The material sampled for this video comes from Carl Sagan's Cosmos, Jill Bolte Taylor's TED Talk, Vilayanur Ramachandran's TED Talk, Bill Nye's Brain episode, BBC's "The Human Body", Oliver Sachs' TED Talk, Discovery Channel's "Human Body: Pushing the Limits", and other sources. Continue reading
Here's the latest music video from The Human League, for Never Let Me Go.
The Human League originally formed in 1977.
What do you think of the latest music from these synth pop pioneers?
This video was submitted to us via the Submit A Story page, with the slightly cryptic note that the "future is AutoTune….microtonal".
If you know anything more about this music, let us know in the comments.
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iPad Music Software: Museami ImproVox (App Store Link) is a new vocal instrument for iOS.
ImproVox doesn't offer the features of high-end dedicated vocal effects processors – but it does offer a powerful set of options in a cheap ($3.99) package.
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Just checking in to let you know that we are, indeed, alive. The stomach virus passed by quickly, taking out only Caiden for the most part, and Addison's mysterious virus left at the same time. Good riddance, germs.
In the wake of the sickness, though, my laptop died. And I've been without a sink or kitchen appliances since Sunday night (for our kitchen redo), and I've had to figure out how to live in a house with workmen in my kitchen all week and three children underfoot. And now we're waiting on Rescue Rooter--at midnight, no less--to come fix a nasty leak under the sink. My husband is a great handyman, and even he can't figure out this one. So it's been one of "those" weeks. And it's only Wednesday.
But with the bad comes the good: a pretty new kitchen that's sure to get the house sold (And if it doesn't, then at least I really love my kitchen!), healthy kids, and lots of time to get things done, since I can't cook or really leave the house. It's amazing how much time is left when I can't run errands, use the computer, or prepare meals.
So I just wanted to let you know we're alive, and all is relatively well, excepting the drip-drip-drip I can hear even from the family room. But compared to projectile vomiting, it's the lesser of two evils, I'm quite certain. Even Rescue Rooter can't do much for the stomach virus.
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"Monet's Garden" Top 5 Page for this destination Giverny by rexvaughan
Giverny Travel Guide: 150 reviews and 532 photos
If you wonder whether I am fond of Monet's garden - we have visited there four times now; once in April, once in July and twice in October. One of the wonders of this lovely place is that it is different in each season but always beautiful. Even the two visits in October were different; we thought this time (2004) it was more colorful than when we were there the same time of year in 2002.
The garden is in two parts: one in front of the house and the second across the road. The second includes the lily pond and Japanese bridge.
The house is worth a visit inside. It includes Monet's studio with some reproductions of his work, his extensive collection of Japanese art, the wonderful dining room and exquisite kitchen. No photos are allowed inside the house, but you can get some great views and pics from his bedroom window on the second floor.
- Pros:Easily accessible from Paris and easily done in half day
- Cons:Lot's of tourists
- In a nutshell:The beautiful and serene home of the father of Impressionism
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nice to see your pics and nice to se you've been 4 times! ive been 3 times and loved each visit at different times of the year.
Very nice and informative page. I've enjoyed your photos in your travelogs. Thanks for responding to my post on Giverny.
Your page brought back wonderful memories of our time at Giverny and Monet gardens. Nice to see your photos as you were there at a different time of the year.
Love it Rexy!! :o) Can't wait to go! ... Thanks for the transport tips mate... I've saved them in my Trip Planner thingy...even the walking one... We might just do that :o) Hugs xx
Thanks for writing about walking. We are in our 50's and the walk sounds like a perfect way to enjoy an afternoon outside of Paris.
Giverny is a wonderful place. I loved Monet's gardens every time I've visited.
Another great page Rex!
Nice stuff, thanks for sharing
Lovely, indeed. I got a "kick" out your tall tale to the people from Denmark! Also, I liked the idea of your wife having her hair done while you visited the church. Your pages are a joy to visit. From all the 5's, I see that others agree.
Giverny is one of my favourite little corners of France... I've not been there though since I was 20! Thanks for the revisit :-)
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here's an example:
say you are given
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0b101 (5) and
0b1011 (11), and are currently unknown to you. is there some way of manipulating subsets of the bits of the factors, say
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Sonic, youth.
With rock music so neatly classified into tidy manila folders these days, any band willing to embrace schizophrenia deserves at least a cursory listen. Despite the deceptively Strokes-like start of "Chrysanthemum" this baby-faced Portland band subsequently glides into a genre-adverse groove that could either be the sign of an emergent new sound or a delightful vestigial mutation. Either way, Hausu have something good on their hands.
From the shuffling emo crumble of "Gardenia" to the skin blistering noise rock of "Vasari Joust", Hausu execute an unconventional post-hardcore stranglehold that sometimes invigorates not unlike autoerotic asphyxiation (or so I'm told). "Tetsuo" squeezes into the post-rock fray like a minor league Mogwai before sputtering out the other end with the jagged "John Codeine", a tragically truncated track that spends its second half screaming in the fields of sonic love.
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In the video, The Wicked Witch of the West, played by Rebecca Mader, saunters past the Storybrooke town limit sign, suggesting that Storybrooke is still standing. In another trailer shared in the same post, a hospital scene alludes to the fact that Storybrooke hospital is alive and thriving. This has many fans confused because Storybrooke was the town that nobody could get into unless you were a storybook character and cursed to be there. Everyone that was in Storybrooke was sent back to the Enchanted Forest or Neverland, however, it appears that not everyone was touched by the curse. Captain Hook still has his memory of who he is. Could it be that Emma and Neal's kiss before she and Henry left for New York broke the curse? That's what many fans are thinking, but nobody is quite sure what is happening and won't until the show starts up again in the spring.
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Books have been around for centuries and they were invented for a number of purposes such as to educate or to entertain the reader. In the 21st century ebooks have become very popular in which one of the more popular ereader devices in the Kindle by Amazon. Amazon's most popular ereader is the Kindle Paperwhite. This is a very unique device because there is no need for a book light to read in the dark in comparision to a physical book where a book light is needed to read in the dark.
Physical books seem to last for ages, while ereaders change constantly, for example there is the Nook by Barnes and Nobles, Kindle Paperwhite by Amazon and a Kobo ereader by Kobo. Many people reading books on ereaders, but people also read on tablets such as Apple's Ipad and Amazon's Kindle Fire HD and reading on a tablet gives the reader the wonderful gift of reading a book, but they can also have the ability to look at a video on Youtube for instance.
Physical books have many benefits as well, such as the ability to physically hold the book in one's hand, which for some readers can make them closer connected to the book. Physical books also look nice as decorations. The stories that are placed in the pages of a book look wonderful in an office, study or on a bookshelf in a bedroom.
In conclusion, books whether physical or electronic are still important in the current 21st century. Books are written to educate, entertain, and to get the reader to think and help to shape their lives. No matter the format, physical or electronic, books will be very important for centuries to come.


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For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. - Romans 6:23
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If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead,
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23.0 HP - 1.437" x 4.453" crankshaft, electric start, 20 amp stator, with key switch & engine mounted controls, with fuel pump, no muffler
Stock Status: If we have stock in our Oklahoma facility stock status will show a number. If stock status says "See shipping info. tab" then we do not have sufficient stock level in our main warehouse. However, we have access to over 20 distribution warehouses across the country, with our main suppliers delivering shipments to us the next business day. In the event that you order an item that we are out of stock, we make every attempt to bring in your item the next business day for reshipment. This will normally only delay your order by 1-2 business days. If we can't supply the item because our vendors are also out of stock we will contact you by phone or email.
If stock level shows to be less that what you require, please order as many items as you need and we can normally fill the order within a few days or will contact you if sufficient stock is not available from our suppliers
ENGINE SHIPPING:We stock the most popular fast moving engines, but often we can't keep up with demand or have them arriving daily for reshipment. For many brands, we can ship direct from the manufacturers warehouse to you, this will speed shipment time. We will contact you if there is a supply issue, otherwise you can expect you engine to arrive in 2-7 business days depending on your location. We do not ship to Alaska or Hawaii. Do you need a commercial address for engine delivery? This is how it works:Engines showing stock level of 1 or more: No commercial address needed.Engines not in stock in our Oklahoma warehouse as follows:
Honda: No commercial address needed. Shipped UPS or Fedex GroundBriggs & Stratton: No commercial address needed. Shipped UPS or Fedex Ground. Except 3-cylinder or 30hp and larger Vanguard.
Kawasaki: Commercial address required for truckline shipment, except small frame engines below 7 hp.Kohler: Commercial address required for truckline shipment, except for small frame engines below 10 hp.Commercial Address Required: This means we can't ship to your home, home based business, church, farm, school, prison or any other facility with limited access. The business needs to be open normal business hours Monday - Friday. Truckline shipments normally take 2-5 business days depending on your location. They do not call in advance since there should always be someone at the place of business. Examples are:
If you are not able to locate a commercial shipping address, please give us a call and we may be able to arrange shipment to a truckline dock in your area.
Note: Please provide a shipping address that is valid for USPS OR UPS. If orders are small and light, we normally use USPS Priority Mail for faster service times. If over 3-5 lbs, we would normally use UPS or Fedex. Also note: In the event we do not have sufficient stock, or our inventory level was wrong, we will bring in extra inventory to reship your order the next business day. We may also choose to ship large orders from multiple warehouses to speed up delivery time.
******* Due to Factory & Vendor territories and EPA laws, we do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii or any country outside the US. These orders will be cancelled and refund issued.
Click here to see the spec drawings for the CH-Twin Engines
If you need additional informationon Kohler engines or short blocks,please give us a call or Live Chat.We can help verify this is the correctengine or short block for your application.
Kohler 23 HP By the old J1940 Standard, 22.5 HP By the new J1995 SAE Standard Command Twin OHV PROCylinder Type: Cast Iron SleevesCrankshaft: (24014346-S) 1.437" (36) x 4.453" (113)Drilled & Tapped 5/8-18 UNF.375" (9.5 mm) Key way12 Volt Electric Start: (2509811-S) Solenoid Shift StyleAlternator (237878-S) 15/20 AmpRegulator: (2540320-S) 20/25 AmpLubrication Type: PressurizedOil Filter: (5205002-S)Oil Cooler: (5475521-S) KitKey switch-Engine Mounted Controls: (2509904-S)Pressure Switch: (2509924-S or 2509927-S) ClosedFuel Pump: (2455910-S)Throttle Controls: (2422502-S) ManualAir Filter: (2408303-S) StandardEngine Weight: 106
Two-year limited warranty
Engine Applications: Also Use: PA-76501, 76501, CH23-76501, CH23S-76501, PA-CH23S-76501, PA-CH23-76501, CH22S-76501 among other engines.
Sales Notes:
Engine Controls Key Switch. Throttle and Choke Controls
Tulsa Engine Warehouse (TEW Inc.)
56145 S. 584 Rd.
Twin Oaks, Ok 74368
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Madonna hit back at critics who slammed her after she posted a controversial Instagram photo of her 13-year-old son, Rocco, saying they need to calm down.
"No one was drinking, we were just having fun! Calm down and get a sense of humor!" Madonna wrote on Instagram Jan. 5. "Don't start the year off with judgment!"
The controversy erupted Jan. 4 after Madonna posted a photo of her son Rocco Ritchie with two friends holding a bottle of gin.
The picture, which was taken in the Swiss Alps, also shows two vodka bottles surrounding the teen. "The party has just begun! Bring it, 2014," Madonna wrote in the photo caption.
Many people immediately criticized Madonna for promoting or condoning underage drinking, since both of Rocco's friends also appear to be under age 21, the legal drinking age in the United States. The legal drinking age in Switzerland is 16 years old.
"Booze is not something to make jokes about. Period!" said one commenter. Another wrote, "You gotta know what kind of signals it sends not only to her son, but also to kids around the world."
Other fans leaped to Madonna's defense, saying people shouldn't judge. "Rocco is adorable and I think it's really cool that Madonna, and her family, post any pics," wrote one fan. "The picture is what it is. Let it be. Don't speak."
Meanwhile, Madonna, 55, insisted her son did not drink any alcohol, and said people need to lighten up. Madonna, a longtime fitness fanatic who works out up to two hours a day, rarely drinks alcohol herself.
Rocco revealed in a 2012 interview that Madonna is a strict mom. "She's very strict, but in a good way," he said.
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Dr. Douglas Henstrom and Natalie Wright.
Provo teen Natalie Wright's is about to have a full smile. It's something she hasn't been able to do for 12 years.
Natalie was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 2, and underwent three surgeries during the first 10 years of her life. Because of her illness and treatments, the left side of her face has been paralyzed since she was 4.
Now, at 16-years old, she hopes to finally reveal her smile.
This week, Natalie is traveling to Iowa to become one of the first pediatric patients to complete facial reanimation surgery. She began the first of two surgeries last year under the careful hand of Dr. Douglas Henstrom who transported an 11-inch nerve from her leg into her cheek. Now, she will undergo a similar surgery to implant new muscle in her cheek that will control her ability to smile.
Dana Wright, Natalie's mother, says her daughter's life is a miracle.
"There are just too many situations I don't think are coincidental," she says. For example, one year ago, a neighbor told her about a niece's husband who had done facial surgeries for years. That's how they found Douglas Henstrom, a former Timpview High Thunderbird and BYU graduate, and currently a specialist in facial reconstruction.
After her second surgery at age 4, Natalie lost her ability to swallow. She was told that if it didn't return within one year, it never would. Three years later at her sister's soccer game, she was chewing on a snack and realized she had just swallowed it. That was the beginning of a new found happiness and hope that helped her face other challenges with balance, losing hearing in her left ear and sight in her left eye, and foremost, another brain surgery needed later this year.
Despite her hardships, Natalie remains an eternal optimist. Pictures of Natalie on her family's blog show a young woman already smiling as much as she can and giving two thumbs up even when she's in the hospital. "She knew her plan in life was different," says Dana Wright. "That it wouldn't be like everyone elses."
Physical difficulties don't dampen Natalie's inner strength and courage, and she's looking forward to starting her junior year at Timpview High School this fall with a smile.


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California Photo Blog
Thursday, Oct. 13, 4 p.m. PT
Josh Huff appeared back at full speed against Cal.
Wasn't entirely sure which team this guy was rooting for until noticing his duck bill.
Terrance Mitchell straining to hear the PA announce that "It never rain's at Autzen Stadium."
Somewhat overlooked this season is the play of Jackson Rice, who ranks 10th in the nation in punting.
Cliff, ball. Ball, Cliff. "Yeah, we know each other."
'6' appears to be a much more applicable number for De'Anthony Thomas than the '17' he was originally issued.
Oregon's other back from Texarkana - the one who owns that high school's rushing record - Tra Carson.
Someducky has a Chip on their shoulder.
No need to explain what this was in reaction to.
Or this.
John Boyett (flying, at right) did block a field goal in this game, but somehow this kick managed to sneak through .
Ricky Heimuli brings the heat...
Making fellow Utahan and former UO defensive tackle Haloti Ngata proud.
If this football thing doesn't work out, Mr. Harris (after one of his game-high three pass breakups) may have a future as a conductor.
Hope to see this sight again real soon.


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Memo from MFJ
From My Bookshelf
April 2013
I don't know about you, but I feel I have so little time to read. But from time to time I find time...and a gem. Here are a few that I've enjoyed recently.
Hot off the press is Michael Moss's Salt, Sugar, Fat (Random House). Moss, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for The New York Times, put his superlative reporting skills to good use in this splendid new book. It is based on interviews with former executives of Campbell, Frito-Lay, Coca-Cola, and other companies, as well as confidential and publicly available documents.
The executives describe how the companies add sugar, fat, and/or salt to make their products "blissful." Moss profiles officials unconcerned about health, as well as executives with a conscience.
One example: Jeffrey Dunn, a former president of Coca-Cola's Western Hemisphere division, "felt his stomach sink" when he saw his company targeting children in poor neighborhoods in Brazil with its sugar drinks. After leaving Coke, he became the CEO of one of America's biggest carrot growers, where he has applied his marketing acumen on behalf of baby carrots instead of bubbly beverages.
(Full disclosure: I talked with Moss while he was researching his book and may be biased because of his generous comments about CSPI.)
In Blue Zones: 9 Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who've Lived the Longest (National Geographic Society, 2009), National Geographic writer Dan Buettner traveled to Costa Rica, Sardinia, Okinawa, the Aegean island of Ikaria, and Loma Linda, California (home to many Seventh-day Adventists)—all hot spots of longevity—to interview people who had lived to be about 100. They typically ate diets rich in fruits and vegetables and modest amounts of meat, milk, and cheese; they walked a lot; and they had many friends.
Though those centenarians are dying, they are leaving behind lessons about living longer, richer lives. See bluezones.com to learn more.
Behind the Kitchen Door (Cornell University Press, 2013) does for restaurant workers what Fast Food Nation did for slaughterhouse and food processing plant workers. Author Saru Jayaraman writes about tips stolen by management, lousy wages, no sick days (so ill workers get sicker while they contaminate the food we eat), and the racism that keeps people of color in the lowest-paid jobs.
She reminds us that "sustainable food" should also be sustainable for the 10 million restaurant workers. Learn more at www.rocunited.org.
Not hot off the press is Dean Ornish's Love and Survival (HarperCollins, 1998). Ornish is famous for advocating diets to reverse heart disease, but in Love and Survival he highlights scientific research on the impact of friendships, stress, and other social and psychological factors that affect our health.
For instance, a study of older Dutch people found that "those with the highest self- reported feelings of loneliness had nearly double the death rates of those who said they felt emotionally connected to others." There's more to a good life than spinach salads.
Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Center for Science in the Public Interest
Fit for the Future
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Look for Michael Jacobson's column on the Huffington Post.
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Item # GOUGHNUTSTICKGREEN
Stick - chew toy, green, 9"
A great chew toy with safety indicators.
In stock, this product usually ships within 24 hours
A durable, floating rubber Stick with a safety indicator and perfect for your moderate chewer, you will know when it's time to take the toy away when your dog reaches its red center.
- Floats
- Made of durable rubber
- For moderate chewers
- For dogs over 40 lbs
- Correct sizing is important; ring should be large in the dog's mouth
- Green means "Go"; red means "Stop"
- Made in USA
- 9" x 1.75" x 1.5"
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Krannert School of Management
Supply Chain, Information and Analytics students are problem solvers. Students studying Supply Chain, Information and Analytics study a common management curriculum and choose to specialize in Supply Chain and Operations, Management Information Systems or Business Analytics.
Supply Chain and Operations professionals look for ways to maximize efficiency in production processes. Management Information Systems graduates create, maintain, and protect data systems. Business Analytics alumni analyze and interpret data to predict outcomes.
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While the 2013 McMurry University football schedule may have Mt. Everest proportions compared to any other slate of games in recent memory for the program, first-year McM head coach Mason Miller knows that all journeys begin with the first steps. Today, Miller's War Hawks officially launched into their 2013 preparation, with a morning practice session at Wilford Moore Stadium.
Miller welcomed a total of 114 players as he begins his tenure in guiding the team after four seasons as an assistant for McM.
"(The first day) was good," Miller said. "There was a lot of energy. It was like herding cats with some of the new guys. We've got to get everybody going in the same direction. At least if they made a mistake, they were doing it at full speed, so we're excited about that. We've got a long way to go.
"The biggest thing (today) was showing the new guys the way we do things; the McMurry way and how things run. It is about the 'little things'."
The best example of one of those teachable moments in the inaugural session came as the backs and ends were getting their first taste of the pace of the War Hawks' frenetic offense. After watching several receivers tossing the football to the "referee" to spot the ball after the play was dead, Miller chided them for not handing the ball to the mock-official instead of throwing it.
"I'll bet you a dollar most officials can't catch the ball," Miller said somewhat tongue-in-cheek to his young charges.
While Miller's poke at the manual dexterity of football officials may have been a stretch, the importance of what he was trying to ingrain right off the bat was not.
"We try to play at a high rate of speed," Miller explained. "We try to teach our kids to hand the ball to the official - don't throw it to them - so they can place it down and we can play faster. It can cost you a couple seconds if we're lined up and ready to play, but the official can't spot the ball because they drop it and it's rolling around.
"We want to do things at such a high rate of speed that we are doing it in our sleep."
McMurry continues with single practices each day through next Monday, before having its first full contact next Tuesday during the morning in the first of two sessions that day.
Information for this story provided by McMurry Athletics.


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Finished 10th in the 200m IM semifinals at the 2012 Olympic Trials...Has earned four All-American honors during his career at Arizona, all coming individually...Studying Molecular and Cell Biology, Thompson has been named to the Pac-10/12 All-Academic team three times.
2011-12: Won a national title in the 400 IM at the NCAA Championships...Earned two additional All-American honors with his fifth-place finish in the 200 IM and 12th-place finish in the 200 breast...Received Pac-12 All-Academic first team honors...Shattered his personal best times and posted NCAA "A" cuts in the 200 breast, 200 IM and 400 IM at the Texas Invite.
2010-11: Standout junior season for the Wildcats capped off by an excellent NCAA Championship meet in Minneapolis, Minn....Became a First Team All-American for the first time in both the 200 and 400 individual medleys...Placed fourth overall in the 400 I.M. with a time of 3:43.59 after setting a new personal best of 3:42.37 in prelims...Was eighth nationally in the 200 I.M. in 1:44.49 to earn his second top-eight All-America honor...Scored in his `third' event individually, earning honorable mention All-American kudos with a 12th place finish in the 200 breaststroke.
2009-10: Won the 400 I.M. consolation heat at 2010 NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio with a time of 3:42.37...Thompson's 3:42.37 was UA's third fastest of the season...Also had a team top-five time in the 200 I.M. at 1:46.30.
2008-09: Qualified for NCAA Championships in College Station, Texas in his first season at Arizona...Had fifth fastest 200 backstroke time for Arizona with a 1:45.35...Recorded a 1:45.99 in the 200 I.M. at NCAA's...Went 3:46.43 at the Texas Invitational in the 400 I.M.
High School: Was a six-time All-American swimming for Brophy College Prep HS...Class 5A All-Tribune First Team Swimmer as junior and senior...Won both the 200 I.M. and 500 free at 5A-I meet his senior season...Named to Arizona Republic's All-Arizona team setting a new state record in the 500 free.
Personal: Son of Phillip and Karen Thompson...has one brother and three sisters.
Major: Molecular Cellular Biology and Physiology
Career Ambition: Medicine
Spends free time: Watching TV
Why Arizona: I believe that the immense sense of community and team unity is overwhelming and makes me feel like I'm at home. I know that there is often dissention between teammates, but this isn't the case at Arizona. I was impressed with the excellence of athletics as well as academics.
National Teams: 2007 NCSA National All-Star Team
Personal Bests:
100 Free: 44.38
100 Breast: 59.78
2012 Olympic Trials
400m IM Preliminaries: 19th - 4:23.98
200m Breast Preliminaries: 33rd - 2:16.50
200m IM Semifinals: 10th - 2:01.65


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Rated 1 out of 5 by 5 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Lora Too bad these don't work These were purchased in store as a stocking stuffer, but unfortunately when we opened them they did not work at all. I thought maybe we just got a bad set, but after seeing the other reviews online it appears that maybe none of them work. Too bad, because they would have been a lot of fun if they were functional. January 19, 2016
Rated 1 out of 5 by jander Faulty One worked, the other did not. Very disappointing. January 1, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Nat1234 Hardly work at all These walkie talkies are cute and come with batteries. Those two facts are the only good things about them. They do not work, all I can hear is static even just a few feet away, and they certainly do not penetrate floors like the package says. I sincerely hope they will allow me to return them despite the fact that I opened them. August 1, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SierraNevada Waste of money! These do not work well at all. You can barely hear the transmissions even when talking in a full voice. The transmission range is also very short, only a few feet, which is much less than stated on the package. Lastly, children will have a tough time installing and changing out the batteries. Each radio uses three watch-style batteries each which are tricky for little hands to manipulate and pricey to replace. Overall, aside from the aesthetic cuteness, these were a real disappointment. January 8, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by WorldMarketaholic13 Not what it claims All I heard was static and I was ten feet away. Tried in a different room and even worse. So disappointed. I returned it. January 4, 2014
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