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UCLA - Has gained valuable experience and strength in his first two seasons in the program and will look to impress the coaches in the spring.
2012 - Saw his first career action in the Arizona game.
2011 - Did not see game action in his first year.
HIGH SCHOOL - Played football in Northern California at Heritage HS in Brentwood, CA for coaches Jeff Haagenson, Greg Milam and Kevin Brannan ... Named to All-Bay Valley Athletic League football team after playing every snap of his senior season ... His team led the area in offense and ran for over 3,000 yards in 2010 ... Yielded one sack in his senior season ... Has an 84-inch wingspan ... Also participated three seasons in wrestling for coach Tony Uchytil ... Three-time section qualifier in wrestling.
PERSONAL - Full Name: William Joseph Oliver II ... Born: March 29, 1993 in Antioch, CA ... Parents: William Oliver, Sr. and Kristi Donnell ... Stepfather John Donnell ... Has one brother, Kyree and two sisters, Amarra and Michelle ... Lists NFL offensive lineman Walter Jones as the athlete he admires the most.


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Ashley Olsen Movies and Career Information
Jun 13, 1986
Sherman Oaks
Actor and Producer
Jun 13, 1986
Sherman Oaks
Actor and Producer
Ashley Fuller Olsen is an American actress, fashion designer, producer, author, and businesswoman. She co-founded luxury fashion brands The Row, Elizabeth and James, and the more affordable lines Olsenboye and StyleMint with her twin sister Mary-Kate Olsen.
- Ashley Olsen Movies before 2015
- Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's 2013
- When in Rome 2010
- New York Minute 2004
- Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle 2003
- It Takes Two 1995
- Getting There
- Challenge (Kampfansage - Der letzte Schuler)
- To Grandmother's House We Go
- Movies Produced by Ashley Olsen
- New York Minute 2004

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BIG Synergy is an acknowledged leader in factual entertainment in India. With over 4000 hours of content behind it, BIG Synergy has produced some of India's most popular and critically acclaimed non-fiction shows.
Founded in 1988, the production house has been allied with RelianceMediaworks since 2007. RelianceMediaworks is a division of the BIG Entertainment conglomerate of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group.
Working out of Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai BIG Synergy has also forayed into the southern & eastern Indian markets with local productions.
Khelo Jeeto Jiyo A successful format produced in four languages
The biggest players in the GEC and niche markets
India's fastest growing film and entertainment services company and a member of the Reliance Group.


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List of Glasgow bands, listed by their level of fame. This Glasgow musicians list includes both bands and solo artists. All famous Glasgow bands are included, as well as many Glasgow musicians of underground status. This list of Glasgow musical artists includes information like what genre the artist falls under, what albums they've put out and more. If you want to know more about these famous Glasgow bands you can click on their names to learn more about them. Bands from every genre are listed here, including rock, pop, hip-hop/rap, jazz, and more.
List bands range from Mark Knopfler to Simple Minds.
If you're wondering, "What bands are from Glasgow?" or "What is a list of Glasgow bands?" then this list will answer your questions. (123 items)
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Mark Knopfler Celtic rock, Blues-rock, Rock music
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Simple Minds New Wave, Rock music, Pop rock
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Franz Ferdinand New Wave, Rock music, Dance-punk
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Belle & Sebastian Jangle pop, Indie pop, Rock music
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Lulu Blue-eyed soul, Pop music, Rock music
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Mogwai Shoegazing, Rock music, Experimental rock
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Primal Scream Rock music, Electronic music, House music
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La Roux Indie pop, Synthpop, New Wave
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The Jesus and Mary Chain Indie pop, Shoegazing, Alternative rock
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Camera Obscura Indie pop
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Frightened Rabbit Alternative country, Indie folk, Indie rock
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Teenage Fanclub Jangle pop, Indie pop, Shoegazing
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Bert Jansch Folk music, Folk rock
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Dogs Die in Hot Cars Rock music, Britpop, Indie rock
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John Paul Young Pop music
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Deacon Blue Pop music, Rock music, Pop rock
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Aztec Camera Indie pop, New Wave, Alternative rock
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Dave Mackintosh Black metal, Power metal
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Sharleen Spiteri Pop music, Rock music, Alternative rock
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Travis Rock music, Britpop, Baroque pop
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The Fratellis Indie pop, Rock music, Garage rock
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The Blue Nile Adult album alternative, Pop music, Sophisti-pop
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Dananananaykroyd Indie pop, Indie, Rock music
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Jon Fratelli Rock music, Garage punk, Garage rock
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1990s Rock music, Garage rock, Power pop
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Randolph Colville Jazz
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Eddi Reader Pop music, Folk music
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Lonnie Donegan Skiffle, Folk music, Traditional pop music
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Jimmy Barnes Blues-rock, Rock music, Rhythm and blues
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Stuart Braithwaite Instrumental rock, Alternative rock, Post-rock
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Texas Disco, Pop music, Rhythm and blues
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Marmalade Pop music, Psychedelic pop, Merseybeat
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Alexi Murdoch Acoustic music, Alternative rock, Indie folk
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Ian McCallum Rock music, Punk rock
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The Submarines Indie pop, Folk music, Indie rock
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James Kerr New Wave, Pop music, Rock music
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Alex Smoke Minimal techno, Classical music, Electronica
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Helen Marnie Synthpop, New Wave, Pop music
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Orange Juice Indie pop, New Wave, Rock music
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Mel Gaynor New Wave, Pop music, Rock music
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The Supernaturals Rock music, Power pop, Britpop
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Sons and Daughters Rock music, Indie rock
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Attic Lights Power pop, Alternative rock, Indie rock
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Russell Webb New Wave, Power pop, Soft rock
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Ivor Cutler Spoken word, Trad jazz, Comedy rock
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Michelle McManus Synthpop, Pop music, Rhythm and blues
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Alan McGee Britpop, Alternative rock
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Craig Armstrong Electronic music, Classical music, Alternative rock
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Maggie Bell Blues-rock, Rock music, Rhythm and blues


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Dry Rubs
Anyone who knows their way around barbecue understands the value of a good dry rub. A dry rub recipe, made up of salt and a variety of other ingredients (spices, herbs, and sugar are common), is rubbed on raw meat before cooking, and then left for a time to allow the flavors to permeate the meat. (The salt draws out some of the moisture and helps the spices work their way in.) When cooked, the rub forms a savory crust, helping to trap the juices inside and creating moist, flavorful meat. It's especially delicious if you use it on meat you plan to grill on the barbecue, but dry rub recipes have many applications: Slow cooking a pork butt for pulled pork? Smoking ribs? Making a rotisserie chicken? Apply a dry rub first - you can thank us later.See Popular Dry Rubs Recipes
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Change the flavor of a basic pot roast simply by adding you own herb or spice blend.
Red & Green RubDiabetic Living
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Be food-safe! With a clean spoon transfer a few tablespoons at a time to a separate bowl when using it to rub meatsthat way you wont contaminate the entire batch.
Herb SaltMidwest Living
Harvest your garden's bounty to make simple herb salts that can be sprinkled on meat, fish, vegetables or eggs.
Spicy Southwestern Spice RubDiabetic Living
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Spice-Rubbed Grilled Pork Chops on a StickMidwest Living
These meaty lollipops were inspired by the thick, juicy chops served along the route of RAGBRAI (the Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa).
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Chile-Glazed Pork RibsPace Salsa & Picante
Are you ready for some mouthwatering, fall-off-the-bone ribs with a delectable sweet and spicy glaze? Try this version that takes only 10 minutes to put together...then just throw them in the oven and get ready to enjoy!
Chicago Steakhouse RubBetter Homes and Gardens
This sensational six-ingredient spice rub contains everything you need to turn any steak into a flavor-packed delight. You'll want to have this rub available all summer long, so make a big batch and store it in a jar in your spice cupboard.
Double-Pepper Barbecue RubDiabetic Living
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Garam MasalaBetter Homes and Gardens
Keep this Indian spice mix on hand to season poultry, fish, and vegetables.
Indian Spice RubDiabetic Living
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Add this vegetable marinade recipe to chicken, ground meat, and pasta for a quick flavorful main dish.
Sesame Ginger Spice RubDiabetic Living
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Spicy black pepper-crusted, grilled bone-in ribeye topped with Roquefort compound butter that makes a delicious sauce as the butter melts on the warm steak.


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Nicole Willis
Oct. 8, 2013
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Sophomore Torre Blake led the Pirates with 12 kills in East Carolina's 3-0 [27-25, 25-22, 25-19] sweep of Charleston Southern to give ECU its first nine-win season since 2009. The Pirates used a balance offense to control the match as they improved to 9-11 on the year, while the Buccaneers dropped to 5-14.
Along with her match-high 12 kills, Blake added three total blocks, two digs and a service ace while hitting .375 in the contest. Nicole Willis notched her 10th double-double of the season with 10 kills and 14 digs, while Kierra Lee-Dunson tied her career-best with nine kills and a .600 hitting percentage. Zarah Cecich paced the offense with 34 assists, while Shelby Beasley contributed 12 digs on defense.
"It was fun to bring ECU to a gym I've played in an awful lot throughout the years," Head coach Julie Torbett said. "I thought we got a really good performance from Kierra (Lee-Dunson) tonight. Zarah (Cecich) also had a good performance for us. I thought we controlled the match well. The scores were close, but we did manage to control the match. We missed some serves, but were able to get some aces to counter that. They started making mistakes which helped us out. It was just nice to get a win over fall break and start another winning streak before heading home for conference play."
The Pirates out-hit Charleston Southern in the first set .262 to .194 en route to a 27-25 win. The set was a close back and forth affair that featured 10 ties in the frame. East Carolina broke a 12-12 tie on a kill from Lee-Dunson which sparked a 5-1 run as the Pirates took a 17-13 lead. With ECU up by six (22-16), the Buccaneers went on a 7-1 run to even the score at 23-apiece. The two teams continued to fight each other until Ashley McRae broke a 25-25 tie with back-to-back kills to seal the
The second set was much of the same as the Pirates and Buccaneers matched each other point-for-point and battled through 12 ties and six lead changes. East Carolina managed to break the final tie as the Pirates closed out the set on a 3-0 run highlighted by kills from Willis and Lee-Dunson as ECU took the game by a score of 25-22.
East Carolina took an early 8-3 advantage in the third set, but Charleston Southern battled back and tied the game at 10-all. From that point on, the set remained close until a 4-0 run by ECU put the Pirates up 21-17. The run gave the Pirates the momentum they needed as they went on to win the set 25-19 en route to completing the sweep.
The Pirates return home to Minges Coliseum on Friday, October 11, when they play host to Conference USA newcomer LA Tech at 7 p.m. The contest marks ECU's first annual Dig Pink match.


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Fix a group $G$. Recall a space $X$ is a $G$-torsor if $G$ acts freely and transitively on $X$ (if $G$ is non-abelian one has to talk about left or right torsors).
A choice of a point $x \in X$ induces a bijection between $X$ and $G$, and hence $X$ is non-canonically isomorphic to $G$.
Is there a universally accepted name for such a choice, as in:
"Let $X$ be a $G$-torsor, and choose a [insert name here] between $X$ and $G$..."
The word that comes naturally to mind is affine map, but this somehow isn't appropriate when $G$ has torsion, say...
I note that the wikipedia entry:
does not give a name to such a map; neither does the lovely little expository article by Baer:
Apologies if this question isn't deemed appropriate for mathoverflow - it's hardly a research level question I know, but it's not the sort of thing I could really ask anywhere else!


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302.4 Weeds. All premises and immediate exterior property shall be maintained free from weeds or plant growth in excess of 10 inches (254 mm). All noxious weeds shall be prohibited. Weeds shall be defined as all grasses, annual plants and vegetation, other than trees or shrubs provided; however, this term shall not include cultivated flowers and gardens.


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Dzeko at the double for Bosnia
- 30 May 2014 22:01
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Edin Dzeko continued his red-hot form as he scored both goals in Bosnia's 2-1 win over Ivory Coast in St Louis.
The City striker scored in the 17th and 53rd minutes for the Bosnians before being substituted on the hour-mark and has now scored 37 goals in 62 appearances for his country.
Yaya Toure played no part in the game and The Elephants had to wait until the 90th minute to pull a goal back through Didier Drogba.
Meanwhile, England continued their World Cup preparations with a comfortable 3-0 win over Peru at Wembley.
Former City striker Daniel Sturridge opened the scoring on 32 minutes with a curling shot from 18 yards after Peru stood firm for the first half-hour.
Joe Hart, winning his 40th cap, was in excellent form throughout, making two crucial saves either side of Sturridge's goal as the South Americans threatened to upset the form book.
After half-time, England turned the screw with two goals in five minutes midway through the second period.
Gary Cahill doubled the hosts' lead on 65 minutes with a firm header from a corner and his defensive partner Phil Jagielka added a third on 70 minutes, poking the ball home from close range after a defensive mix-up in the Peruvian defence.
James Milner was a 73rd minute substitute for Adam Lallana to edge ever closer to his half-century of England caps as he made his 46th appearance for his country and enjoyed a lively cameo on the right of midfield.
Despite England's dominance in the remaining minutes, there was to be no further scoring on the night and England have one more friendly against Ecuador next on Wednesday evening before Roy Hodgson's men open their World Cup campaign against Italy on 15 June.
In Sevilla, David Silva appeared as a 62nd minute sub for Spain, replacing Santi Cazorla in La Roja's 2-0 win over Bolivia. Silva linked well with fellow subs Andres Iniesta and Cesc Fabregas in a lively end to the game, secured by second-half goals from Fernando Torres and Iniesta.


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sugar plum crepes with ricotta and honey
Outside of the book, however, I'm in a huge rut. The idea that I should still be clever, or have inspiration to spare or enthusiasm to return to the kitchen after finally getting it clean from the last cooking cycle (day 10 without a dishwasher!) after working on this book is well beyond my capability, as sadly evidence by the trickling pace of updates this summer. And when I do cook, I only want one of three things: 1. Dishes that involve corn (see also: corn pancakes, corn pie, corn popovers, corn tacos and that's just the tip of the iceberg for my corn plans, so help us all), 2. Crepes and crepe family members. Did you know that popovers, Dutch babies, canneles and blintzes are more or less crepe batters at their base? So, yes, all those as well. 3. Things with ricotta. I'll occasionally throw in cherries, stone fruit or tomatoes, but more or less, my brain is like that raven in Game of Thrones: "CORN! CORN!"
This week, the last two urges won. I didn't know what I was looking for wandering around the market on Wednesday — well, besides everything because is there a more blissful sight for heat-bleary eyes in August than the pops of color off every stand? — but when I saw baskets of sugar plums (which evoke fairies, winter, pretty dancers and all sorts of good stuff) I knew that was the start. From there, I found excuse to use more ricotta (like I need one, besides a spoon, really), honey (another theme), mint (more of this is coming, you'll see) and … whoops. I had no pistachios. The vibrant green and almost minty flavor of crushed pistachios would be dreamy with these plums, but the cupboards were empty (no, I don't want to talk about it) and there was just no way I was hauling my way back to the store for more. As it turns out, almonds work as well. But promise you'll use pistachios if you have them.
And together, this makes a fine assembly of summer. Technically, it's probably a dessert. Or an Italian/Mediterranean blintz. But if you are nearly two whole years old, in practice or at heart, you are totally given as pass to have it for dinner.
One year ago: Sweet and Smoky Oven Spareribs and Everyday Chocolate Cake
Two years ago: Plum Kuchen and Roasted Carrot and Avocado Salad
Three years ago: Blueberry Crumb Bars, Napa Cabbage Salad with Buttermilk Dressing and Key Lime Meltaways
Four years ago: Quick Zucchini Saute and Summer Berry Pudding
Sugar Plum Crepes with Ricotta and Honey
One of the many things I love about crepes is that the batter can be made a day or even two (some say longer) in advance. You can make crepes as needed. But even if you make two dozen crepes (don't worry, this recipe won't), they keep surprisingly well. You can stack them while they're still hot — they don't stick to each other — and take them out of the fridge the next day and warm them again. Savory or sweet, the filling possibilities are endless but you know, I mostly made these sweet. Not overly so, I hope.
These crepes would be equally good with any other stone fruit, from white peaches to nectarines to apricots. I sauteed the fruit in butter and honey (because nothing bad can happen there, can it?) but will fully confess that I found it unnecessary. Thinly sliced, insanely ripe stone fruit needs no cooking time, so consider the sauteeing optional, unless you're making this in the fall with apples or pears. In that case, I'd double the fruit cooking time and possibly even the butter and honey to make a lovely filling. But fall is terribly far off, isn't it?
Yield: I made 6 8.5-inch crepes but felt they were a little large for the dish I had in mind; I'd make this next time in a smaller skillet (using less batter, of course)
2 tablespoons butter, melted and cooled slightly (I browned this first, which probably won't surprise you)
1/2 cup milk (fat level shouldn't matter, but I use whole)
2 large eggs
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
Two pinches of salt
Few gratings fresh nutmeg
2 tablespoons honey
1 pound sugar or other plums, pitted and cut into quarters if tiny, eighths if larger
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1 tablespoon honey
Pinch of ground cinnamon
Juice of half a lemon
1 cup ricotta (ever wanted to make your own?)
3 tablespoons slivered fresh mint leaves
Toasted and chopped pistachios or almonds
Additional honey, if desired
Make crepes: In a blender, combine crepe ingredients. (Alternately, in a bowl with an immersion blender, or whisked vigorously by hand.) Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for an hour or up to two days.
Preheat a medium skillet or crepe pan over medium-high heat. Once heated, brush pan lightly with melted butter or oil. Pour 1/4 cup batter into skillet, swirling it until it evenly coats the bottom and cook, undisturbed, until the bottom is golden and the top is set, about 2 minutes. Carefully flip and cook on other side for 5 to 10 seconds. Transfer wrapper to paper towel covered plate. Continue with remaining batter.
Prepare filling: (Optional, see Note up top.) Melt the butter in heavy, large skillet (or, the one you just used for crepes, because I'm on day 9 of a broken dishwasher and will not create additional work for myself) over moderately high heat. Add the plums and cook them for 2 minutes, tossing them about until they're warmed through. Add the honey and cinnamon and cook them for 1 minute more. Squeeze the juice of half a lemon over them and transfer to a bowl. Cover the bowl with foil if you're looking to keep them warm for a while.
Assemble: Lay a crepe on a plate. Dollop a couple spoonfuls of ricotta down middle of crepe. Add a spoonful or two of warm plums. Sprinkle with pistachios and mint, if using. Drizzle with extra honey, if desired (it otherwise won't be very sweet). Fold crepe sides over each other, so that they slightly overlap. Garnish with extra mint. Close your eyes pretend you're eating them on a boat in the Mediterranean, watching the sun slip behind the sea. Try not to impale your foot with a wooden racecar while you do, as it's bad for morale.
Do ahead: Fully cooked, crepes can be kept stacked and wrapped in the fridge for two days, if needed. The sauteed fruit can be cooked ahead of time, gently rewarmed when needed.


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I've always been an organized traveller. To me, the key to getting the most out of vacation travel is making sure that all of your bases are covered. It's no surprise that a Disney World puts my travel organization skills to the test. Being the tech junkie that I am, I longed for an app that could help me organize my vacations, but with a Disney touch. I found it with Mouse Memo.
Mouse Memo is a straightfoward little app for the iPhone that manages all of my travel reservations. This nifty little app stores my flight info, hotel reservations, and my individual dining reservations. It even has a spot for dinner shows and activities like the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique! Using the app is simple enough, and the interface is clean and uncomplicated.
The app is great for planning on the go as well. Users can view restaurant menus via the phone and search for restaurants by price, type, and even weed out the ones that don't take the Disney Dining Plan.
If you're a driver, like me, your trip will most likely involve hotels on the way to Walt Disney World. That's not a problem either, as Mouse Memo allows you to customize your entries to include all of your reservations along the way.
The app doesn't provide details on any attractions, and won't tell you wait times, but that is clearly outside of its intended scope.
Overall, this app is probably one of my best new finds of 2012. It's simple, but invaluable, and for the price, it can't be beat.
Mouse Memo is available on the iTunes App Store for 99 cents.


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Chester County 2020 welcomes local agricultural enthusiasts to its 2014 Keep Farming First conference at Octorara Middle School in Atglen, PA Saturday, March 15th from 9am-2pm. Registration begins at 8:30am with a bluegrass serenade by The Blue Dot Ramblers. Steven Finn will present the key note address entitled, "Valuing Our Food: Minimizing Waste and Maximizing Resources." Breakout sessions will follow for the majority of the day's event. Topics include: Equine Industry Update, Lyme Disease in Domesticate Animals, Fighting Hunger through Agriculture, and Seed Harvesting Strategies, to name a few. Some of the guest speakers will include: The Chester County Food Bank, the USDA, PA Horse Breeders Assoc., and the PSU Extension. There will also be a panel discussion on creating and marketing new value-added products. Registration is $25 for the day (with lunch included) and available online at cc2020.org.
Keep Farming First conference slated for Saturday
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Height: 6-4
Weight: 305
College: Oklahoma State
Experience: 8 years
2013 Statistics: 15 games, 15 starts
Career Statistics: 120 games, 101 starts
Outlook: Johnson has had a roller coaster three seasons with the Vikings. That could make him one of the more intriguing free agents.
He played a big part in Adrian Peterson's run in 2012, but regressed - along with the entire offensive line - in 2013. The entire group was the best in the league one season, but were mediocre last season.
The Vikings need to determine whether or not Jeff Baca can start 16 games in his second season in the NFL. He was a sixth round draft pick last April and was inactive in 12 games last season.
There are some quality players scheduled to become a free agent, but there isn't a guy that everyone is going to want. No one that will set the standard.
Johnson may be the best free agent on the market. The Vikings may be wise to re-sign him and force Baca to beat him out.


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JavaOne Shanghai Toolkit Available
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on May 03, 2013
JavaOne Shanghai
July 22-25, 2013
In just a short time, you'll be writing about the Java event of the year. Or perhaps you'll be attending, speaking, or presenting at JavaOne in Shanghai. For all attendees, reporters, bloggers, user group leaders, speakers, technology thought leaders and influencers, and social media mavens, here are some tools to help you generate awareness, enthusiasm, and participation.
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Hello everyone!
I've got a crazy idea. In the past, I've been a member of a Pink Floyd fan forum, filled with hundreds of musicians. It was someone's bright idea to throw together a "tribute album" of fans covering the bands songs. I contributed some songs, and a CD was compiled and leeched amongst the community.
I've been involved in a few bands, and have written and directed a few features and also composed my own music for them.
I thought, wouldn't it be a great idea to get HALLOWEEN FANS to cover various themes and musical elements from the Halloween films?
If any of you have any musical talent, I ask you to come up with your own take on the Halloween Theme, The Shape Stalks Laurie, or ANY OTHER musical element in the Halloween films. I will then gather them, choose the best (we can come up with some kind of voting system or something) and compile them onto a CD (or several CD's) that I can unleash unto the community. This is simply for fun, but if anyone is interested, post in this thread and let us know.
I thought it would be fun to show everyone's creative side, musically, and have a fan compilation of Halloween music.
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May 11, 2012 9:20 AM
We're gonna rock down to Electric Avenue and then we're gonna color our nails with the vivid shades in the Forever 21 7-Piece 'Electric Nails' Polish Set ($10). We're feeling the deep purples on our toes, but layering the silver sparkle over the bright blue creates a nice '80s feel that we can't get enough of. Soooo bitchin'.
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Bob Bryan
Sport: Tennis
Events: Doubles, Mixed Doubles
Height: 6'4"
Current Residence: Miami, FL
College: Stanford University
- 2004 Olympic Games, quarterfinals in doubles with Mike Bryan (lost to eventual gold-medal winners Fernando Gonzalez and Nicolas Massu of Chile)
- 2008 Olympic Games, bronze in doubles with Mike Bryan (lost to Switzerland's Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka; defeated France's Arnaud Clement and Michael Llodra in bronze-medal match)
- 2012 Olympic Games, gold medal in doubles with Mike Bryan
- Finished as No. 1 doubles team (with Mike Bryan) in the world in seven of last nine years.
- 2007 Davis Cup, 1st (4-0 doubles)
- 2004 Olympic Games, quarterfinals in doubles with Mike Bryan
- 13 Grand Slam doubles titles with Mike Bryan
- Seven Grand Slam mixed doubles titles
- Record 78 ATP World Tour doubles titles with Mike Bryan
- 20-2 record in Davis Cup play (19-2 record with Mike Bryan, which ranks first all-time in U.S.Davis Cup history)
- Four-time NCAA champion (1997-team, 1998-team, singles, doubles with Mike Bryan)
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TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. – A northwest Oregon National Guard base will host nearly 200 Soldiers and Airmen, and a U.S. Navy destroyer will patrol coastal waters while participating in a major U.S. Northern Command air defense exercise in mid-June.
Exercise Amalgam Dart "09 will take place at Camp Rilea and nearby Warrenton, Ore June 18-20. It is one of several exercises under the Ardent Sentry "09 exercise series.
Local residents will see a minor influx of people and equipment moving into and out of the Warrenton and Camp Rilea areas a few days before and after the actual exercise starts and ends.
As the Continental U.S. geographical component of the bi-national North American Aerospace Defense Command, Continental U.S. NORAD Region provides airspace surveillance and control and directs all air sovereignty activities.
From their Air and Space Operations Center here, the CONR commander and his staff will direct Air Force, Army and Navy assets, ensuring the air sovereignty and air defense of the continental United States.
During Amalgam Dart "09, CONR will demonstrate a rapidly deployable air defense system that could protect high profile national targets against cruise missiles and other low-flying threats.
Deployable-Homeland Air and Cruise Missile Defense assets will be brought from South Carolina to Camp Rilea and Warrenton where they will remain throughout the duration of the exercise.
"Exercise Amalgam Dart "09 provides us with the opportunity to train and for potential scenarios that could affect the Continental U.S.," said Maj. Gen. Hank Morrow, CONR commander. "Exercises like this allow us to review processes and procedures and focus our future training efforts to identifying areas that may need attention. "
Units participating in Amalgam Dart "09 include:
-Oregon National Guard"s Camp Rilea will provide logistical support, including lodging and meals.
- Oregon Air National Guard"s 142nd Fighter Wing F-15 Eagles and California Air National Guard"s 144th FW F-16 Fighting Falcons will serve as interceptors during the exercise. They will operate out of Portland and McChord Air Force Base, Wash., respectively.
-South Carolina National Guard"s 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command will deploy the Avenger short-range air defense system.
-U.S. Navy Aegis-equipped destroyer which uses computers and radars to track and destroy enemy targets will patrol off the Oregon coast.
-Air Force"s 552nd Air Control Wing E-3 Sentry will provide all-weather surveillance, command, control and communications needed by air defense forces.
-Rhode Island Air National Guard"s 282nd and Georgia ANG"s 283rd Combat Communications Squadrons will deploy communication teams to provide secure data and voice networks for the exercise.
-The Western Air Defense Sector, based at McChord Air Force Base, Wash., will detect, identify, track and scramble fighters if need be to intercept unknown or threatening airborne objects.
-311th Airlift Squadron and Air Force Flights Standards Agency C-21s, and Oregon Wing of the Civil Air Patrol Cessna 172s will serve as high and low-level "targets"" for the exercise participants.
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College: Ohio St. (school history)
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Queensland Reds head coach Richard Graham has named his side to take on the Brumbies in their 2014 Asteron Life Super Rugby season opener in Canberra this weekend.
The match sees Aidan Toua claim the Reds' fullback jersey, in his first Super Rugby match since Reds v Hurricanes in March last year.
With five Super Rugby appearances for the Reds in two seasons, Toua enjoyed a strong pre-season and is ready to add to his experience at this level.
The match will also feature former Waratahs flyer Lachie Turner playing his first Super Rugby game for the Reds, after staking his claim with solid performances at wing and fullback in the pre-season.
The Reds A side also kicks off its season this week, with the first round of the Pacific Rugby Cup getting underway. A strong team has been named to travel to Perth to take on Force A this Friday.
Reds A will be captained by Reds fulltime squad member Curtis Browning, with Rod Davies named vice captain. The side also features Reds contracted players Albert Anae, Dave McDuling, Blake Enever and Chris Kuridrani. It is rounded out by members of the Reds Wider Training Squad and Reds Under 20s program.
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The adventures of Percy Jackson that fans have seen unfold in the series; "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" wraps up in "The Last Olympian." With the movie "The Lightning Thief" coming out on Friday, avid readers may want to grab this series and get reading before it unfolds on the big screen.
As I am always a strict critic of movies based on books I am excited yet reluctant to see Percy Jackson come to life. The series was extremely entertaining and "The Last Olympian" was a satisfying end to Percy's adventures.
While a war rages between the Gods and the Titans in downtown Manhattan there is no shortage of adventure as the story comes to a close. Fans also see how the much mentioned prophecy pans out as Percy turns sixteen.
There are really no loose ends as Percy's story comes to a close but there is also a blurb in the back that hints at other Rick Riordan books that will continue the story of half-bloods. So fans have no fear, though the series has ended, with the movies hitting the big screen and some new series' in the works, those who love Greek Myths come to life still have much to look forward to.
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When I saw this recipe in Bon Appetit, I knew I had to make it. It just LOOKED so savory that I immediately began to crave it as soon as I saw it. I was not disappointed! It is the perfect warm dish for a nice fall day. I ended up using some substitutions and halving the recipe to make just enough for one person.
Ingredients (from Bon Appetit magazine*):
* 3 Tbsp olive oil
* 3 garlic cloves, minced
* 1 bay leaf
* 1 teaspoon chili powder
* 1 teaspoon ground red pepper
* 3/4 cups chopped tomato
* 1 can white beans
* 1/2 cup chicken broth
* 1.2 lb raw shrimp, peeled and deveined
* 1 tsp paprika
* 1 tbsp chopped flat leaf parsley
A lot of times I like to prepare the ingredients while I'm cooking to most effectively utilize my time. But in this case, I found that preparing the ingredients all at once first made the making the recipe much more easier. That being said, you'll need to chop your tomatoes, mince your garlic, wash and rinse your white beans, and defrost your shrimp (if you are using frozen shrimp like me).
I don't have a pan that I can fit in my broiler and also use on the stovetop, but if you do, you should definitely use that. Because of my predicament, I had to use two different cooking receptacles, which wasn't a big deal. For the first step, I used a frying pan – I drizzled some olive oil onto the pan – about 2 tablespoons. After it had been heating for a few minutes, I added one minced garlic, the chili powder, red pepper, and bay leaf. I cooked this for a minute or two, being very careful to not burn the spices or the garlic.
Next, add the tomatoes with a touch of salt and pepper. Cook for about 5 minutes until soft. Crush the tomatoes with a wooden spoon. Preheat the broiler.
Next, add the tomato paste. I love this step because it elevates the fragrance of the food and also gives the tomatoes a gorgeous deep red hue. Cook for another 3-4 minutes, then add in the beans and the broth. Bring to a simmer, then reduce the heat and cook until the mixture is slightly thickened.
While the broth is simmering, prepare the shrimp. Take the shrimp and add the paprika, 1 minced garlic clove, and some olive oil. Add a little salt and pepper, and then stir the shrimp so it becomes evenly coated with all of the spices.
Remove the bay leaf from the beans. Transfer the beans to an oven safe pan. Place the shrimp on top of the beans, and then place the whole thing directly underneath a broiler. Cook until the shrimp is pink and just slightly roasted. Add the chopped parsley on top.
* I really must insist on the flat leaf parsley. To me, its not just a garnish, the flavor of the herb really elevates and brings a certain freshness to this recipe.
* I wish I had toasted bread as suggested by bon appetit. The meal is so hearty it would be lovely to have it offset by another texture
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The Quick Rundown…
|Yesterday's Result
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|Syracuse Chiefs
|Lost, 10-6
(called, T9, Rain)
|@ Pawtucket 6:15 p.m.
|J.D. Martin (0-0, 0.00) vs.
Matt Fox (1-1, 5.63)
|Harrisburg Senators
|Lost 8-0; Won 8-2
|@ Altoona, 7:05 p.m.
|Brad Meyers (1-1, 3.71) vs.
Jeff Locke (0-2, 1.93)
|Potomac Nationals
|Lost, 6-0; Lost, 6-5
|@ Frederick, 1:05 p.m.
|Paul Demny (0-0, 1.59) vs.
Jacob Rasner (1-0, 0.00)
|Hagerstown Suns
|Won, 5-1; Won, 8-3
|vs. Lakewood, 10:35 a.m.
|Cameron Selik (1-0, 0.00) vs.
Ervis Manzanillo (0-1, 31.50)
Lehigh Valley 10 Syracuse 6
∙ Stammen 6⅔ IP 5H 3R 3ER 2BB 6K
∙ Carr ⅔ IP 5H 5R 1BB 1K 2HR
∙ Hyde ⅓ IP 2H 2ER 3BB
∙ Marrero 3-3, 3R, 2HR, 3RBI, BB
∙ Frazier 2-4 , 2B, 2RBI
∙ Bernadina 0-4, 3K
The Syracuse Chiefs were able to get on the board early thanks to two HRs by Chris Marrero, building an early 5-2 lead after five innings. But the relief pitching faltered badly, allowing LehighValley to score two runs in the seventh and six runs in the eighth to overcome the deficit and grab a 10-5 lead. While the Chiefs tried to rally in the bottom of the eighth as Boomer Whiting doubled in Alex Valdez, it would not be enough as the Chiefs lost by a score of 10-6; the game called with two outs in the top of the ninth due to rain. Starting pitcher Craig Stammen had a good outing, pitching 6 and 2/3 innings, allowing three earned runs on five hits and two walks while striking out six.
Trenton 8 Harrisburg 0 — GAME ONE
∙ Artilano (L, 0-1). 1IP 8H 7ER 1BB 1K
∙ Arnesen 5IP 5H 1ER 0BB 4K
∙ Moore 1-2, BB
∙ Rhinehart 0-3, 2K
With Kevin Millwood on the mound, the Harrisburg Senators expected the game to be tough, but perhaps not a no-hitter into the sixth inning. Tyler Moore's single broke up the no-no, but that would be all for the Senators in the hit column. Conversely, Luis Atilano could only retire three of the twelve batters he faced in his inning-plus outing, as Trenton plastered him for eight his and a walk to take a 7-0 lead after two innngs. Erik Arnesen would finish the game in relief pitching the remaining five innings and allowing a run off of five hits and a walk.
Harrisburg 8 Trenton 2 — GAME TWO
∙ Peacock, Brad (W, 1-1) 5IP 2H 2R 1ER 1BB 9K
∙ Mattheus 1IP 0H 0R 0BB 0K
∙ Tucker 2-4, R, 2B, 3B, 2RBI
∙ Peacock, Bri. 2-4, R, 2B, RBI
∙ Fox 2-4, RBI
After being shut out on one hit in the first game of the doubleheader, Harrisburg came back with a vengeance, scoring eight runs on 12 hits
runs to defeat Trenton by a score of 8-2. Starting pitcher Brad Peacock got his first win of the season pitching five fantastic innings, allowing two runs (one earned) run off two hits and a walk, while striking out an impressive nine batters. It was a team effort as every player got on base while the
only player without a hit was Archie Gilbert and the only player that did not score a run was Adam Fox, though he did get two hits and an RBI. Jonathan Tucker led the offense with double, a triple, a run scored and 2 RBI.
Wilmington 6 Potomac 0 — GAME ONE
· Holder (L, 0-1) 5⅔ IP 8H 6R 6ER 0BB 4K 1HR
· Smoker ⅓ IP 1H 0R 1BB 0K 2-1 IR-S
· King 1-3, 2B
· Ramirez 1-3, SB
Wilmington's pitchers silenced the Potomac bats, holding them to just three hits and striking them out 10 times as the Blue Rocks bludgeoned the P-Nats, 7-0 in the first game. Starter Trevor Holder was charged with all six runs, allowing eight hits (including a solo HR) over 5 and 2/3rd innings. J.P. Ramirez and Francisco Soriano both singled while Destin Hood walked and Stephen King doubled to account for the four Potomac baserunners.
Wilmington 6 Potomac 5 — GAME TWO
· Caldera (ND) 3IP 5H 4R 4ER 2BB 2K 2HR
· Martinez (L, 0-2) 1IP 2H 2R 2ER 0BB 0K
· Demmin 1⅔ IP 1H 0R 2BB 1K
· Lozada 2-3, R, CS
· Kobernus 1-3, 2R, 2B, BB, RBI
· Curran 1-2, R, 2SB, CS
Potomac jumped out to an early 4-2 lead with a pair of two-run innings in the first and second innings, taking advantage of Wilmington miscues and stealing three bases, include home plate by Chris Curran in the 2nd. Veteran pitchers Alex Caldera and Carlos Martinez continue to disappoint, with the starter Caldera chased with no outs in the fourth after allowing a home run and a walk, finishing with four runs allowed on five hits over three-plus, and reliever Martinez charged with two runs on two hits as the Blue Rocks turned a 4-2 deficit into a 6-4 lead. The P-Nats crept within one with a run in the fith, but double plays in both the sixth and seventh innings killed any hopes of tying the game, as the P-Nats would be swept in the doubleheader and swept in the series.
According to MiLB.com, on Friday Rick Hague was placed on the 7-Day DL, replaced by Jose Lozada who was assigned from XST. Potomac's three-day road trip was extended to 17 days when the Pfitz playing field was deemed unplayable for this week's scheduled Mon-Wed series, which will be held in Frederick instead with each game starting at 1:05 p.m. and $5 GA tickets.
Hagerstown 5 Lakewood 1 — GAME ONE
· Bobby Hansen 6IP 5H 1R 0ER 4BB 4K
· Ben Graham 1IP 0H 0R 0BB 1K
· Kelso 2-3, R, RBI
· Oduber 1-3, R, HR, 2RBI
· Harper 1-3, R, RBI, 2K
The Suns four-run third was more than enough to support another solid pitching performance as Bobby Hansen threw six strong innings to lead the Suns to a 5-1 win in the first game. Randolph Oduber's two-run HR was the inning's highlight, which also included an RBI single by Bryce Harper. Mills Rogers and Michael Taylor each stole a base.
Hagerstown 8 Lakewood 3 &mash; GAME TWO
· Jordan (W, 3-0) 6IP 5H 3R 3ER 1BB 1K 1HR
· Brown 1IP 0H 0R 0BB 1K
· Oduber 4-4, 2R, HR, 2RBI, SB
· Freitas 1-3, R, HR, RBI
· Harper 1-3, R, BB, RBI, SB
Randolph Oduber was one-man wrecking crew, going deep for the second time on the day and finishing the game 4-for-4 with two runs scored and a stolen base, his sixth on the season. Hagerstown would score in each of the first three innings. Starter Taylor Jordan got the win with six innings pitched, three runs allowed on five hits and a walk, while striking out one and allowing a solo HR.
22 Responses to "Monday's News & Notes"
What an indictment of the way things are being run at the Pfitz, when higher authorities have to come and tell you you're not even qualified to host regularly scheduled games. At a facility you've owned for YEARS!
An another more positive note — break up the Suns!
The 'Groovin' Aruban' looks headed to Potomac sooner rather than later, with Manno too.
Thanks, April, you had a lot to digest this morning.
Mark L, as much as I like to bash Silber, he does not own the stadium it is owned by PW County, he just uses it to run around like a clown, coaching 1st base which is a travesty. One day he will realize that he is not the product and that noone cares whether he shows up or not. When MiLB pulls his franchise from him he will be found wandering along
I-95 mumbling incoherently about Jackie Robinson and how much he is worth.
Easy Bill; He only pulls that 1B coach crap on opening night – otherwise, he seems fairly non-intrusive in the daily operations.
As a STH at the Phitz, I have concerns about the playability of the field, and hope that Prince William County (owner), Silber & the P-Nats (lease holder) & the parent club (franchise holder), can make the proper repairs over the next 2+ weeks to render the outfield playable. I'd be dissapointed to see the orginization move a team that has produced three League championships in four years over a field maintenance issue.
Only on opening day? Clearly you have not been in the disgusting presence of that buffoon very often. His fables about walking to the stadium with Jackie Robinson and playing stickball with Duke Snider, his hollow promises about building a new stadium, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Stories about that clown could go on for hours. He thinks people come to the stadium to see him coach – he is the product. There is ZERO defense of that walking joke. And now he has finally brought well deserved disgrace to Potomac with his ineptitude. The stadium is a dump, and now it is official. Potomac will never improve until he goes. May he sink in the swamp that is right field.
Have to admit, I laughed out loud at this one. Very funny, and to paraphrase a famous quote, I know funny.
ok leaving Hagerstown today after early game, but some notes from the last few days
one Bryce Harper is going to be fine, trust me gang he can hit and is becoming a better fielder every day. Very nice catch in game 1 of the DH. Bobby Hanson looked great kept the ball down , and got out of trouble in the 5th. Oduber to me looks like he is about to break out and go crazy. He hit a oppo HR in Game one and followed it with a bomb in game two. I love Martinson at short and Kelso at third and Sanchez. I think it could very well be the best infield in the league. Catching is simply solid with Frietas and Leonaida . and our bull pen with Graham, Brown,and Manno are very good. Listen our bats have not been hot but when this team hits, it is a very difficult team to beat
Thanks, elliot. I can't wait to get to Hagerstown myself in a few weeks.
I read somewhere that a player will force a promotion within an organization when his OPS is above .900. After a slow start, Oduber's at .904 while Harper is hitting .700.
Not saying that Oduber is better, just that he's going to force the issue very soon, even if BinM thinks he's an 'old fart'. 🙂
Hey now, I resemble that remark. I'd be more than happy to see Oduber up with Potomac in May.
My concern is that Sieber & Prince William County need to get the outfield in much better shape over the next two weeks; having MiLB step in & reschedule games is not a good thing, but will likely force the issue.
They do seem very hungry … Freitas, Oduber, Harper, and Kelso plus Taylor in CF make for an interesting team positionally.
I tend to agree with you – Hagerstown caught a lapfull of talented players to start the season. The question was if the pitching could play to level or above in the early going. So far, so good.
I guess it's safe to say Atilano is done with Nats – what an ugly line.
To think that Atilano actually started somewhere north of 10 games for the big league club in 2010 didn't he? That's an atrocious line…..can't see that heading anywhere positive fast.
Atilano and Chico both seem very much like they need a change of scenery. It seems to have helped Marco Estrada?
I think in Chico's case it's more about the shift in roles – He's always been a starter, but now he's being used as a LH specialist out of the bullpen. That's a big change in a players' mental outlook, and he's clearly been slow to adapt.
With Atilano (or any pitcher, for that matter), one game is an anomaly; if outings like the one on 4/17 pop up again on his next couple of appearances, then you might have a trend (ex.; see Martinez, Carlos – POT).
In Hagerstown's game today, the winning run was knocked in by Brett Newsome on a sac fly in the bottom of the ninth. He pinch hit for Harper???? Anybody know of any details, it's more than a little odd unless there's an injury at the root of it.
Yeah….Newsome is hitting – Harper isn't. 🙂
All joking aside, i'm not really sure. But watching Harper force it at the plate the past few games makes me think it was the right move. I am VERY encouraged at the aggressive base running play shown by Daubach. This team is definitely going in the right direction. I can't imagine when the bats warm up how this team is just going to come alive – unless they get players moved up early.
I will say that the play at 1st base by a platoon of players has been amazing – scoops out of the dirt, etc. Those players have picked up short/third a few times already this season.
It was surely an exciting game to watch. I'm glad that fielding error finallly went the Suns way instead of the other way around.
When I was a kid, I thought a 10-9 game was exciting.
Now that I'm, ahem, older, I agree more and more with the adage that a 1-0 game is always exciting. Every single at-bat is a potential game changer.
I got a chance to see Harper in the doubleheader.
The fans were very excited about a catch he made in right field. I was on line getting a hot dog, but my son said it was an excellent diving catch.
He played CF in the second game. He looked fine as an outfielder.
After his second strikeout in the first game, it looked like he slammed his bat in the dugout. Then I saw him break it over his knee.
Between the two games he was in the dugout by himself, rubbing something against a bat for about 10 minutes. it was strange he was there by himself when the other players had headed into a small building in right field. But he did eventually leave the dugout.
They actually picked him off second in the first game but he went agressively to third and scored on a bad throw,
The kid looks like he's feeling the pressure. I'm wishing him the best.
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10 iRecharge Battery Packs (eBay) ($19.19 Shipping Included)
I think this is a pretty good deal, compared to how much these are selling individually. I purchased just one of them for ($4.43 link below) and after testing it out, this little battery pack is a great way to extend the playback for the Sansa Clip/Clip+ or any other USB Device.
The instruction manual said 2 to 3 hours for a full charge from a usb port, but mine charged in about 3 to 4 from a fully drained state. I tried to see how much this thing could recharge my psp (1800mah) battery, and it charged it to 76%. So I concluded that the iRecharge is about 1368 mah. Off course this estimate could be incorrect if the PSP is cannot accurate read the charge level of the battery. (I don't have my multimeter laying around, so I probably could have gotten a better reading) The battery output was not strong enough to run the PSP without the battery in it. However, it is strong enough to run the Sana Clip/Clip+ from a fully drained state. Once the clip was fully charged, the iRecharge battery still has some juice left over (I don't know how much was left over, but when the iRecharge is drained, the green charge/discharge light turns off).
So one could probably get an extra playtime of 14 hours or more by using this battery pack.
Unfortunately, it appears the battery cannot recharge the Sansa Clip/Clip+, while the device is turned off. When you plug the usb cable into the battery, the clip turns on (from an off state) and starts charging, but if you turn off the clip, the green light on the battery that indicates charging, turns off.
In case you don't want to buy 10 of them, another seller is selling them individually.
1 iRecharge Battery Pack (ebay) ($4.43 Free Shipping)
Initially, I was indecisive about buying the 10 pack, then some else bought them all up, so I just bought one from another seller. Then, the same seller listed the 10 pack deal again, so I bought one pack of 10. (Should have waited, could have saved $4.43)
Hope this helps some of you guys/gals who are looking for extended playback on the go for you mp3 players (usb devices).
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I don't know anything about this unit or why you can't listen to music while charging. I picked up the FiiO unit. This uses replaceable AA's (2), and I'm using rechargeable, which can be recharged by plugging the unit into a wall plug with or without the clip, so you can use as a wall plug. The FiiO let's you listen to music under all modes. Best of all I didn't have to resort to using Ebay. It does cost somewhat more, around $14 including free ship. Since it's using AA's, it is a little larger that the op's choice.
This type of unit is cheap and useful, but again, I'm at a loss as to why you can't listen to music while plugged in.
If you are referring to the iRecharge, I didn't saying anything about not being able to play songs/music the clip while it's being charged by the iRecharge. In fact, you can play music just fine while charging the clip.
What I said was if you manually turn off the clip while it is charging using the iRecharge, the clip will stop being recharged. (The PSP will still charge during on/off state.)
Thanks so much for the post! I have been looking for a portable charger, so I ordered one. It works really well. Brought my Clip to 100% charge from 29% in a short period of time, faster than my computer USB port. Being able to listen while charging is a plus. I think it is a steal for under $5.
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On Monday July 14, 2014 acclaimed documentarian Alex Gibney was interviewed at the Soho Apple store about his new documentary on Fela Kuti called "Finding Fela" and Examiner.com was on the scene. The documentary blends together Fela's life and ascent to fame, his political message, and the Broadway musical based off Fela's life in 2009 called "Fela! The Musical." The documentary interestingly shows off both sides of Fela's life -- the musician revolutionary who wanted change with the Nigerian government in the '70s and beyond, as well as the polygamist who believed that it was a man's right to beat his wives at home.
The documentary was clear about Fela being an extraordinary man. He influenced everyone around him, and his music was moving. He realized his power to change the world and gladly used it. There was even a bit interviewing Sir Paul McCartney, who admitted he cried, while watching one of Fela's live performances in Nigeria. But Fela was also a flawed man, and the documentary doesn't shy from showing all sides of him.
The film uses bits from the making of Broadway show to pinpoint themes about Fela that Gibney wanted to drive home. There are parts interviewing the creator of the musical, Bill T. Jones, talking about what elements of Fela's life he wanted to accentuate in the musical, and in turn, accentuating them in the film. An especially poignant example of that is when Jones explains how much his mother affected him, and how hard getting that right in the musical was.
When interviewed about the documentary, Alex Gibney said the film became more about finding Fela, and what kind of a man he was, and why he did the things he did. He originally wanted to call the movie "Fela," but during the filming, research, and editing process, he realized it was more about finding the man. As to "why Fela" and "why now," Alex Gibney commented that he realized he typically makes films about "people abusing their power," Fela fascinated him because here was a man who was a great musician but also tremendous force who changed the world.


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Police in Atlanta, along with help from the FBI, are trying to piece together the mystery of an 88-year-old man found decapitated inside his Eatonton, Ga. home. Adding to the mystery is the fact that the man's 87-year-old wife has gone missing.
On May 8, CNN reported that after friends of Russell and Shirley Dermond hadn't seen or heard from the elderly couple for a few days, they went to the Dermonds' home on Tuesday to check on them. Those friends made a gruesome discovery inside the Dermonds' garage.
According to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office, Russell Dermond was killed and then reportedly decapitated sometime between Friday and Sunday. Police are remaining tight-lipped about their investigation and what they discovered at the crime scene, but said that they're working the disappearance of Shirley Dermond as an abduction.
Earlier reports that parts of the wife's body were found in the area turned out to be "totally false," according to police. Friends familiar with the Dermonds describe the couple as "sweet as can be." And although police are not releasing specific details regarding the elderly man's death, Sheriff Howard Sills would not deny the fact that the man was found beheaded.
"I am only confirming at this time that Russell Dermond's body suffered significant trauma. An autopsy will be performed at the state crime lab today, and I may say more about that upon its completion." he said.
Keith Dermond, the elderly couple's son, described his parents as "salt of the Earth," and is asking anyone with any information on his father's death and mother's abduction to come forward, according to USA Today. Police do not consider the son a suspect in his father's murder or mother's disappearance. Sills also doesn't consider the elderly wife as a suspect in her husband's killing.
"The body was moved, and I just don't think an 87-year-old lady can do it. She's gone, her personal effects are still at the house. The totality of what we're seeing here leaves me to believe she was abducted and not a suspect, but I'm never going to say never until I know differently."
Sills believes that the missing mother is "in imminent danger," and considers it possible that the Dermonds may have known the suspect as "there were no signs of forced entry, no sign of a robbery or a struggle."
The missing 87-year-old Shirley Dermond is described as being 5-foot-2, weighing around 148 pounds, with grey hair and blue eyes. Anyone with more information in this case should call the Putnam County Sheriff's Office at 706-485-8557. For more on the story, see the video accompanying this article.
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Keep A Breast Foundation Partners with Young Survival Coalition for Treasured Chest Program
Carlsbad, Calif. (May 16, 2012) —The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB), a 501c3 nonprofit organization aimed at helping eradicate breast cancer by increasing awareness among youth, and Young Survival Coalition (YSC), a nonprofit focused exclusively on the unique needs of young women affected by breast cancer, are partnering on the Treasured Chest Program, a support program for young women diagnosed with breast cancer.
The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition Treasured Chest Program gives women who are diagnosed with breast cancer an opportunity to document their journeys with a Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Cast™, a hand-made plaster form of their torsos, which they hand paint as a part of art therapy. The KAB/YSC Treasured Chest Program's goal is to give women who are diagnosed with breast cancer an opportunity to document their bodies and emotions during their treatment by turning their casted torso into a work of art.
"At the Keep A Breast Foundation, we recognize that diagnosed women may be facing a dramatic physical change due to the loss of a breast through mastectomy, partial removal of a breast, or shrinkage of a breast caused by radiation, as well as psychological changes that accompany diagnosis," said Amanda Nixon, Survivor Outreach Advocate at the Keep A Breast Foundation. "The Treasured Chest Program was designed to support these women by helping them communicate their complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing women to capture a specific point in their breast cancer journeys."
Started in 2010, the Treasured Chest Program uses Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™ as a part of its support programs to harness the power of art and artistic expression to communicate complex feelings about breast cancer and health. Partnering with the Young Survival Coalition, the Treasured Chest Program will offer a variety of events throughout the country where breast cancer survivors can receive their own breast cast, meet other young breast cancer survivors and participate in other support activities.
"The Treasured Chest Program is a great program for young breast cancer survivors to adapt to the changes brought on by breast cancer," said Jennifer Merschdorf, CEO of the Young Survival Coalition. "Through the Keep A Breast Foundation and Young Survival Coalition partnership, we hope to reach more young women diagnosed with breast cancer, as well as offer education and support as they go through the treatment process."
Each year, approximately 10,000 men and women age 15 to 39 are diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology Progress Review Group. Compared to older women, young women generally face more aggressive cancers and lower survival rates, according to the American Cancer Society.
For more information about the KAB/YSC Treasured Chest Program, please visit http://www.keep-a-breast.org/programs/treasuredchest/.
About The Keep A Breast Foundation
The Keep A Breast Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. Our mission is to help eradicate breast cancer by informing young people about methods of prevention, early detection and support. Through art events, educational programs and fundraising efforts we seek to increase breast cancer awareness among young people so they are better equipped to make choices and develop habits that will benefit their long-term health and well-being.
About Young Survival Coalition (YSC)
Established in 1998, Young Survival Coalition was the first nonprofit organization to focus exclusively on the unique needs of young women affected by breast cancer. Founded by young survivors for young survivors, YSC began as a grassroots organization to advocate on behalf of all young women diagnosed with breast cancer to increase their quality and quantity of life. Based in New York City, with 23 affiliates nationwide, YSC today provides comprehensive resources, support and education to address every phase of a young woman's breast cancer experience.


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In light of the news that Darren Fletcher will be out for an unknown period of time to hopefully recover from his illness; I thought it was worth a look at the players who may have to be used from the Reserves, whether they are ready or not. The reality is that Carrick and Gibson are now the only fit central midfielders and despite Rooney, Giggs, Park and Jones all having covered there (and Valencia who Fergie has hinted can play there) the reality is we're scarily short of in that area. Clearly, a signing (signings) is (are) needed but given the reluctance of our owners to make money available (note a low net spend in the past five years – imperative you read Daniel Taylor's superb piece on this), it's feasible we'll have to find answers, even if just to make up numbers on the bench, from within.


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If you eat organic food, you may be getting as much as two-extra servings of antioxidants per day than if you eat the same conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, says a new study published today (July 11, 2014) in the British Journal of Nutrition. The study also reported organic foods are also significantly lower in toxic heavy metals, such as mercury and lead, and by as much as half for cadmium.
In what is being cited as the the largest study to date on the health of organic food, an international team of experts led by Newcastle University, UK, found that organic crops and crop-based foods are up to 69% higher in a number of key antioxidants than conventionally-grown crops.
Professor Charles Benbrook, one of the authors of the study and a agricultural sustainability scientist based at Washington State University, says: "Our results are highly relevant and significant and will help both scientists and consumers sort through the often conflicting information currently available on the nutrient density of organic and conventional plant-based foods."
Newcastle University's Professor Carlo Leifert, who led the study, says: "This study demonstrates that choosing food produced according to organic standards can lead to increased intake of nutritionally desirable antioxidants and reduced exposure to toxic heavy metals," he says. "This constitutes an important addition to the information currently available to consumers which until now has been confusing and in many cases is conflicting."
"The organic vs non-organic debate has rumbled on for decades now but the evidence from this study is overwhelming – that organic food is high in antioxidants and lower in toxic metals and pesticides," Leifert says. "But this study should just be a starting point. We have shown without doubt there are composition differences between organic and conventional crops, now there is an urgent need to carry out well-controlled human dietary intervention and cohort studies specifically designed to identify and quantify the health impacts of switching to organic food."
A critic of the study said it was "oversexed." Tom Sanders, a professor of nutrition at King's College London, told The Guardian, there were small differences, but he questioned the study's' credibility. "I am not convinced," he told The Guardian reporter. ""Leifert has had a lot of aggro with a lot of people. He is oversexing [this report] a bit." Sanders and others say the study may be too large, which skews the data in a favorable direction.
The authors of the study say they welcome public and scientific debate on the subject. They say the entire database generated and used for this analysis is freely available on the Newcastle University website for the benefit of other experts and interested members of the public.
The study analysed 343 studies into the compositional differences between organic and conventional crops, the team reported that a switch to eating organic fruit, vegetable and cereals – and food made from them – would provide additional antioxidants equivalent to eating between 1-2 extra portions of fruit and vegetables a day.
It also shows significantly lower levels of toxic heavy metals in organic crops. Cadmium, which is one of only three metal contaminants along with lead and mercury for which the European Commission has set maximum permitted contamination levels in food, was found to be almost 50% lower in organic crops than conventionally-grown ones.
Nitrogen concentrations were found to be significantly lower in organic crops. Concentrations of total nitrogen were 10%, nitrate 30% and nitrite 87% lower in organic compared to conventional crops. The study also found that pesticide residues were four times more likely to be found in conventional crops than organic ones.
The findings contradict those of a 2009 UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) commissioned study which found there were no substantial differences or significant nutritional benefits from organic food. The FSA commissioned study based its conclusions on only 46 publications covering crops, meat and dairy, while Newcastle led meta-analysis is based on data from 343 peer-reviewed publications on composition difference between organic and conventional crops now available.
"The main difference between the two studies is time," said Leifert. "Research in this area has been slow to take off the ground and we have far more data available to us now than five years ago." Dr Gavin Stewart, a Lecturer in Evidence Synthesis and the meta-analysis expert in the Newcastle team, added: "The much larger evidence base available in this synthesis allowed us to use more appropriate statistical methods to draw more definitive conclusions regarding the differences between organic and conventional crops"


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Even when he gets it wrong, he gets it right.
And as Louis Van Gaal saw his Dutch side pull off one of the great World Cup turnarounds, the smile on Edward Woodward's face was getting wider and wider.
For 87 minutes, despite all the efforts of Arjen Robben and his relentless quest for glory, Holland looked like they were going out.
The new Manchester United man appeared to have got it horrendously wrong tactically, his faith in a conservative, defensive strategy blown apart by the sheer effervescence of the Mexicans.
Former Spurs striker Gio Dos Santos' stunning strike seemed enough to take Miguel Herrera's men through, even when Van Gaal tore up his tactics flip-chart and even hauled off unimpressed skipper Robin Van Persie.
Van Gaal would have been slaughtered for his approach, sent packing with a chorus of Oranje disapproval.
Instead, he was left looking a genius.
It was Van Persie's replacement, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, who rose to nod down Robben's corner, for a brilliant finish by Wesley Sneijder to level.
And deep into stoppage time, Robben's foraging, his desire to take on his man, was finally rewarded, his third penalty shout, as he was tripped by Rafa Marquez, answered by the referee.
Up stepped Huntelaar, boldly, to steer home. Robben running in frenzied style to the Dutch fans in the upper tier of the boilerhouse that was the Estadio Castelao, as the Mexicans sank in despair.
Maybe, as Robben suggested a week or so ago, he has got a ''golden c***''?
You'd never have thought so, though, for much of what had gone before, as the criticism Van Gaal has faced from fans back home in Holland suddenly became easier to get, under the burning, brutal sun of the North East coast of Brazil.
Five at the back, frequently seven, with Robben and Van Persie left to feed off scraps.
Hardly Total Football. And despite those numbers, a mess at the back, keeper Jasper Cillessens a bag of nerves, rookie right wing-back Paul Verhaegh – a surprise choice – on toast against Miguel Layun.
Mexico were better in every department. More positive, more penetrative, more purposeful, although Van Gaal was not helped when he lost Nigel De Jong, sending Daley Blind into an un-natural midfield role.
But, critically, the Mexicans initially lacked the killer instinct.
Hector Herrera dragged wide from the middle of the box, former Fulham man Carlos Salcido exposed Cillessen's insecurity from distance, Dos Santos showed finishing more familiar to Spurs fans from an acute angle.
And, after the first ''cooling break'' in World Cup history, a prophecy of the final act.
Marquez slipped, Van Persie's pass to Robben was slightly under-cooked, but the recovering defender clearly clipped him from behind.
Then Hector Moreno wiped out Robben, for good measure. The winger looked at the referee in disbelief, screaming ''Two penalties!'' He was right but not given.
Moreno, carted off, did not return. Mexico took advantage of their escape.
Three minutes after the restart, Ron Vlaar headed up in the air and simply stood to admire his handiwork, Dos Santos was far more determined than Blind, and by the time the Aston Villa defender recognised his folly, the ball was past Cillessen.
Van Gaal acted, maybe panicked. Dirk Kuyt moved from left wing-back to the right side of a defensive four.
It looked to no avail. Mexico keeper Guillermo Ochoa made an utterly magnificent stop somehow to turn Stefan De Vrij's close-range volley against the post - with his head.
Then Robben again demanding a spot kick when he fell over the prone figure of Layun, the Central Americans seeking the killer blow.
And when Ochoa denied Robben again, after he snaked through, Van Gaal played his final card.
Van Persie, looked distinctly dis-chuffed to be the sacrifice. Frosty, even in this heat.
But just as Holland looked dead, salvation. Robben's corner met by Huntelaar, and Sneijder showing concentration, focus and perfect technique to thrash home.
Enter, as so often, Robben. A final run, a final fall, at last a decision his way. Huntelaar, nervelessly, converted. Astonishing.
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About Pay Per View Systems
Pay-per-view is commonly known as the practice in which TV audiences can pay for entertainment to be watched on TV and pay for the exclusive broadcast of that event to their house soon after. The event is broadcast at the identical instance to every person who orders it, as contrasting to video on demand, which permits an audience to watch the episode whenever they choose. Shows can be purchased by means of an on-screen application, an automatic phone system, or by a live client service agent. Events include blockbuster movies, sports events, and adult entertainment.
PayPerView has also been used to refer to a system where customers can pay for online streaming of premium video media. Consumers typically either pay for individual content streams or purchase a block of minutes which can then be used to access a library of video content.
History of Pay Per View Video
Pay-per-view has been available for nearly 30 years in various formats and was first used in NBA basketball coverage in the late 1970s. In those years, PayPerView was in use on a a small number of pay-TV broadcasters which included Z Channel, SelecTV, and in limited areas in the 80s, ON TV. The first North American PayPerView cable channels began in 1985 by several companies within days of each other, namely Viewer's Choice Canada, Cable Video Store, and Request TV. Viewers Choice was also transmitted to consumers using satellite and cable, but Request was accessible by cable and only became available by satellite in 90s.
The term "pay-per-view" only became extensively employed in the 90s, when broadcasters such as iN DEMAND, Showtime and HBO began making use of the technology to transmit feature films and a number of their shows. In Demand used Pay Per View to broadcast blockbusters, live music, and further events Consumers were charged anything from $4 up to $50 for premium events, though Showtime and HBO, offered title fight boxing, priced from $15 to $55. ESPN has used pay-per-view to broadcast football and basketball events. On June 28 of 2003, Boxing undercard Latin Fury, was the initial boxing PPV card broadcast on ESPN and in addition the first pay-per-view boxing card organized in Puerto Rico. PayPerView is moreover an extremely significant profit maker for professional wrestling organisations such as WWE, who broadcast fifteen features a year on PPV. TNA originally presented weekly PayPerView in place of a nationwide cable TV program, however they currently present monthly PPVs similar to WWE. WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) presently lead the pack for the the largest quantity PPV's sold on an annual basis.
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DirecTV and Dish Network, two North American direct-to-home (DTH) digital broadcast satellite (DBS) broadcasters enable consumers to purchase shows using their remote control. Soon after, the system box makes a telephone call by means of an 800 number, hook ups using a modem, and adds the purchase price of the feature to the customers bill. Subscribers to Digital cable too can make use of this facility, by means of the bidirectional technology of digital cable as an alternative to a phone line. The UK company Sky Digital and Australia's Foxtel and Optus offer comparable systems. Viewer's Choice offers Canadian viewers a pay-per-view system incorporated into a variety of satellite and digital cable television companies, such as Rogers and StarChoice. Viewers pay from $4.99 CDN for feature films, to $20 CDN or more for exclusive sports and concert broadcasts. Bell ExpressVu's PayPerView channel, Vu!, is offered to its satellite customers, with charges extending from $5 CDN right up to $20 and up for exclusive features. In addition, Bell operate Venus, an adult PayPerView channel, to satellite customers for $10 for each feature. In Europe PayPerView has been launched and also numerous further parts of the globe. Particuarly, Sky's PremPlus and Sky Box Office channels have been accepted well with audiences in Britain.


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400m - 62.67
800m - 2:22.68
1,500m - 5:25.75
4k XC - 16:43.86
5k XC - 19:48.36
6k XC - 24:04.72
Senior (2009-10):
Competed twice during the cross country season...finished 69th at the Belmont/VU Opener and 81st at the Crimson Classic posting times of 17:01.34 and 21:03.40 for the 4,000 and 5,000m races, respectively.
Junior (2008-09):
Competed in five race for the Tide...bested her 4,000m time by 20 seconds running a time of 16:43.86 at the Belmont/Vanderbilt Opener...finished in 32nd place at the Crimson Classic running a personal best 5,000m time of 19:48.36...posted a career best 6,000m time of 24:04.72 at the Chile Pepper Invitational...competed at the SEC Cross Country Championships...posted a career best time in the 800m (2:22.68) at the Rod McCravy Memorial...finished 12th in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational...ran a career best time in the 400m (62.67) at the Mississippi Open...finished ninth (2:24.81) in the 800m at the Volunteer Track Classic.
Sophomore (2007-08):
Competed in all races during the cross country season including the SEC Championships and finished third on the team at the NCAA South Region Cross Country Championships...competed in the 800m twice indoors with a best of 2:31.64...Competed in two events during the outdoor season...ran a personal best 64.86 in the 400m at the Alabama Relays...competed in the 800m three times with a season best 2:27.34 coming at the Alabama Relays.
Freshman (2006-07):
Recorded a season best 24:10 in the 6,000m at the SEC Championships in Baton Rouge, La...posted a 5,000m season best time of 20:50 at the Crimson Classic...competed in the 800m three times with a season best 2:33.31...raced once in the 1,500m with a 5:25.75 at the Commodore Invite...lone 800m indoor mark was a 2:37.47 at the Clemson Invite.
Prep and P
Coached by Jon Koran and Ricky Ellis...School record holder in the mile, two mile, 800m and 4x400m relay...2004 State Champion in 800m...2006 Geor


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