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International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
Volume 23, Issue 1, pages 34–54, January/February 2013
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Rodríguez-Hidalgo, A. J., Saladié, P. and Canals, A. (2013), Following the white rabbit: A case of a small game procurement site in the upper palaeolithic (Sala de las Chimeneas, Maltravieso Cave, Spain). Int. J. Osteoarchaeol., 23: 34–54. doi: 10.1002/oa.1238
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The role of small game in Upper Palaeolithic economies has been examined by several authors over the past few decades. Among the small fauna, rabbits seem to have been a widely exploited resource in certain geographic areas, making them one of the main sources for subsistence in hunter–gatherer groups of southwestern Europe. Examining aspects such as anatomic profiles, demographics and taphonomic modifications (including bone breakage) allows us to approach determining the origins of the accumulation of assemblages and establishing the role of hominids and other processes in their formation.
The faunal remains of level A of the Sala de las Chimeneas (Maltravieso Cave, Extremadura, Spain) show a clear predominance of rabbits. Results point to a complex taphonomic history. The assemblage of rabbit remains recovered at the site is of anthropic, exogenous and intrusive origin.
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airplane. >> in our next segment, the perspective its providing for passengers. in the richmond gang high rape, two jurors are going to decide the guilt or innocence of the criminals. >> they are accused of the rape and beating of a 16-year-old girl outside a home coming dance four years ago. >> the jurors are expected to begin deliberating next week. and san francisco giants chad lodan is facing charges from an arrest in las vegas, in january at a hospital, according to plots, godan appeared trunk and groped a 23-year-old woman and continued to touch her even after being told to stop and had to be held down by hospital security until police arrived.
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>> he was under a minor league contract with the giants at the time. two teenage girls are facing charges of the assault and robbery of a woman on a muni train. >> investigators say a tip generated by this video led to the identification of the 13 and 14-year-old suspects. >> investigators say the teens punched the victim and grabbed her purse. >> the woman tried to hold on but couldn't. tonight, a 25-year-old man accused of a deadly stabbing in a san jose homeless shelter is in jail. san jose place matthew jacobs established someone with a mental illness. police are investigating. ground was broken in san jose on a huge, brand-new
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building for samsung, the technology giant. >> 1, 2, 3. samsung executives, state and city leaders, including mayor chuck reed, dug their shovels in the dirt. >> the facility will be at north first street and tanson drive. >> it says they plan to hire more than 1,000 people for this new research facility. >> we'll be using this as another jumping off point, you're going to see dramatic job growth in the bay area. a demolition project is underway in castro valley on a building that has been important to the health of many people. >> the nation's tallest
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ex-vator is taking down the 58-year-old building, about 80,000 babies were born there over the nearly six decades it was open. >> a new hospital opens next december right next door. is the new bay bridge span on track or on hold? the new twist tonight that has some wondering if it will open on time, after all. and a make or break moment for george zimmerman, as his murder trial nears its conclusion. and in weather, right now we have some fog in the coast, some showers to the south. >> coming up, i'll let you know of the shower threat and the highlights for the weekend. [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm.
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rallied outside the san francisco office today. they're angry when the president came out and met with the workers and explained the pay hike was meant for incentive bonuses. they're scheduled to resume contract talks on friday. the bay bridge will not be open for months, and now just two days later, we report an engineer says he has a much quicker fix. >> it is my pleasure to call to order. >> at today's meeting of the bay area toll authority, members were given briefings on why the bridge will open in december, or even later, pending the reare placement of the steal bolts. >> he says is his much faster solution. >> this is a very simple
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structural operation. these shims have been done, the contractor tested the designs on them. >> the new idea says let's do something for road supports. >> let's take pleats of metal and stick them in here like shims or washers to stiffen everything up and hopefully that would resist an earthquake until the permanent fix can be made. >> we can achieve that seismic safety within a month's time and we don't have to wait 'til december. >> that left a lot of clearly surprised bridge officials scratching their heads. >> at the book he held up and talked about, as a design, that's the first i've heard of it. >> it does need to be looked at to see about its viability, but it would have to be subjected to the same review as the final fix was. >> fairly and accurately
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vetting the design will take a few weeks to this already embarrassing mess. a florida jury will not hear george zimmerman testify in his only defense in the shooting death of an unarmed teen. >> after consulting with counsel, not to testify, your honor. >> that announcement came by zimmerman after the defense rested. >> moments later, the judge refused the defense request to dismiss the case. >> the judge also made two other major rulings, that the defense cannot enter, as evidence, a computer animation, text of photos and marijuana and a handgun also not admissible. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow. the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect arrived under tight security for his arraignment. >> sirens blared as a convey of
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vehicles escorted dzhokhar tsarnaev to not guilt. he was still bandaged from injuries in a shoot out. >> he's charged with 30 counts in the bombing that killed three people and wounded 260 others. a federal judge says cupertino's apple inspired the raise the prices of e books. >> they played a central roll in conspiring with fire publishers to fix the price of tablet books. >> the judge pointed to e-mails from apple cofounder steve jobs about keeping prices higher, by publishers involved -- five publishers involved. >> a trial to set damages is next. wall street was mixed in a rather quiet day of trade sgrth
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dow lost 18. >> nasdaq lost 18. a japanese airline is ramping up service out of san francisco airport with the 787 dreamliner. >> it started daily service between san jose's manetta airport. >> all seven787 flights were grounded for six months. now back to the crash of asiana flight 214. >> the wreckage still sits there. >> our mic meback tells us the reminder on the passengers touching down. >> seeing that doesn't make you feel that much better. >> the wreckage right there for all to see, it's a very bad sight. >> i feel bad for all the people who were on that plane.
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>> all day, the planes just kept manage. >> and the baggage claim passengers kept reacting. >> it was pretty amazing to see how that fuselage was burned up and to think only two people passed away is unusual. >> you don't really see that at an airport. >> it's a little bit disturbing in some levels. >> on final approach to 2-8 right, the passengers were right. >> i was looking at the passengers to see if they were looking, and people weren't. i mean, the pilot didn't say anything. why would he? >> the ntsb says the pilot of 214 was training on the boeing 777. >> the majority we spoke to said they would not like to know if the pilot was training. >> it might not be the best
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environment to fly for those passengers because they get really nervous. >> all the travelers we spoke to said their pilots did not mention the wreckage upon landing. >> a very quiet atmosphere right there on final approach at san francisco international, mic mibach, channel 2 news. we'll have complete coverage of the investigation, and also include more about those heroic efforts to say passengers. >> that show airs at 9:00 p.m. on ktvu channel 2. all right. a little bit cooler today, huh mark? >> what's it going to be like and. >> we've been going back and forth with temperatures. >> looks like we're going to cool off more in most spots as we head into thursday. >> tm range from the chilly 60s, sweater weather for pacifica and -- temperatures range from the chilly 60s, to
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sweater weather, and 90s out in fairfield, concord, and antioch. >> some rain showers to the south and east of the bay area. >> here's another look at the radar. >> you'll notice all this action is focused on the south of the region. >> we will continue to pick up just a few high clouds for tonight and into thursday morning. >> current temperatures are in the 50s in downtown san francisco, but some 70s in fairfield, concord, livermore 78, and san jose, last check reporting 71 degrees. >> we have been dealing with a very shallow marine layer. >> it is expanding, and as it does, it will transport that marine air inland. >> most spots inland will be in the mid-to upper 80s. >> a few neighborhoods could be in the 90s. >> the fog coast side, and around the way, we could have a few patches out toward concord and livermore. >> a change in the wind
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direction that transports moisture from the south, so we will have a few high clouds into tomorrow morning. >> we'll shave off a few degrees inland thursday, and mine are cooling by the weekend. >> we'll show you the fog tomorrow morning and the high clouds to the south, and the high clouds move by the afternoon hours but still patchy coastal fog for thursday afternoon. >> and as i mentioned tomorrow, most neighborhoods coming down a few degrees today. >> stenson beach, 63 degrees, warmest locations approaching the lower 90s out toward antioch and brent wood -- brentwood. >> san jose at 79, and san francisco 63 degrees. >> a look ahead, your five-day forecast with the weekend in view, warming continues into next week. people at risk for heart
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A Native Indian red fox grips an arrow as the symbol for air as his golden hair blows in the wind. This illustration was done for the program booklet of the Confurence convention when I was guest of Honor.
11x17 Markers, colored pencil, acrylic based inks
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Can i use this? its great
Beautiful! Your style reminds me of Bev Doolittle's work. Was she one of your influences? I've always been a big fan of hers.
Love how you drew the fox's hair The drawing is amazing^^
One of my top 3 fav pieces on DA... so amazing!
The hair on this piece is absolutely beautiful! Gorgeous
may i use this in a campaign
love it
hey we would like to know if you can do some horse art we are interested in it!!!!!
i love your art D:! really cool ! congrats
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It's great!
Guest of honor, no wonder, just look at this. I love the sence of calm and motion intertwining.
Totally great!
Wow, that's gorgeous...
Very nice work.
I always said- this is your best work ever.
very pretty! i love her hair!
The billowing hair in the wind is stunning. The whole thing over all is beautiful.
love the colouring! it's fantastic! ^^
Wow o.o I love his hair
The detailed shading of the fur and hair is particularily beuatiful, and contrasts nicely with the smooth inky background
This is one of my favorite paintings from you now, I love the hair and the feathers a lot, and of course the fur detail
This colors are very wonderful and easy on the eyes thankfully :]
This colors are very wonderful and easy on the eyes thankfully :]
Gorgeous in every respect .
this is awesome!!! i can't do anthro...........not as awesome as this 8D
I think I've seen these before? On the internet.
All that hair must really get in the way! You'd think he'd trip on it. But it sure does look good. The amount of detail in the fur is impressive!
That is a marvelously handsome fox!
Very nice
WOW!!! This is a beautiful fox, I must fav it. Wonderful job!!
OMG I adore her hair! I wish I had hair that long! but man, she must have a huge brush to take care of it! I also love how you have done the white on the bottom of her hands and feet, that really adds a subtle but nice touch.
What a lovely job! I really envy your work!! Keep it up!
Stunning.. beautiful.. i love foxes
I love it!
I really love the hair and the eyes on him.
Nice! I like the hair and the tail!
very nice.
If they ever have a magazine for high quality anthro art, you should definitely be in it! I love your works! so intricate and detailed!
They tell a story as well, I really love that about a piece! something I need to work on.
If they ever have a magazine for high quality anthro art, you should definitely be in it! I love your works! so intricate and detailed!
They tell a story as well, I really love that about a piece! something I need to work on.
It's your better !^^
i saw that picture (or one very, very similar) on display in a bagel shop in Colorado. They were selling it for some large amount of money.
this is absolutly beautiful,i love the hair and the detales in the fur,this is an absolutly amassing drawing


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This book investigates the work of the image-makers whose profession occupies the space between graphic design and fine art and whose tools are increasingly those of a digital medium. Though many artists continue to execute a large part of their work by hand, the usefulness of the computer as a tool is now wiedly acknowledged. Some illustrators produce purely digital artwork, while many create fascinating hybrid forms that combine digital and traditional media. Featuring a range of contemporary approaches to illustration, the book reveals the innovative areas of current practice.
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by A verified traveler from Sonoma County, California
Wonderful hosts! Nice big rooms!Posted Feb 6, 2015
Pros: The owners were extremely helpful and fun to chat with. The rooms were large with big windows and seating area. The location was great too.
Cons: Pretty wonderful as is!
Location: Butterfly Garden had a wonderful tour guide who did a very fun presentation on all types of insects. Saw tarantulas, sloth, birds + on the Night Walk.
The owners of this hotel took such good care of us and were so very friendly. Our first night there we were exhausted from traveling so Grace served us yummy guacamole and chips with cold beers, and also ordered Italian food delivered for our hungry teenagers.They arranged a Night Walk tour one evening and our Monte Verde Cloud Forest guide with transportation. They also booked a private shuttle to pick us up at the Liberia Airport and bring us to the hotel. Breakfasts were wonderful in a dining room with a beautiful view where we also watched the sunsets. The rooms and bathrooms were spacious. A $2 taxi takes you into town and there's an ATM just down the street. We walked to the Butterfly Gardens and there were many lunch options on the walk back to the hotel. We stayed three nights so we didn't feel like we had to cram too much into one day. We would highly recommend staying in this hotel.
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nice hotel, close to the cloud forest reservePosted Feb 2, 2015
This hotel is just outside Santa Elena towards Monteverde. It is on the bus route to and from Monteverde. Our room was spacious and comfortable. The hostess was very helpful in providing information and recommendations on local activities and restaurant. Would stay there again when we go back.
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Nice, clean hotel. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
by Guillermo from Spain
Quiet lovely place near the centrePosted Sep 1, 2014 on Hotels
Quiet hotel near the centre of Monteverde, close to the forest, it actually has a hike trail nearby. The hotel is beautiful, the guy at the desk was very helpful with good advice (something valuable in a place with many offers like Monteverde), rooms are big and comfortable, breakfast generous and with great views!
by Sarah from Schweiz
Empfehlenswerte UnterkunftPosted Aug 29, 2014 on Hotels
Uns hat der Aufenhalt gut gefallen. Der Service war super. Sehr freundliche und hilfsbereit. Der Waschservice war sehr schnell und preiswert.
by A verified traveler from Princeton, NJ
Great Value - Enjoyable StayPosted Aug 28, 2014
My family and I spent two nights at El Viandante as part of a multi-stop vacation through Costa Rica in August. We enjoyed our stay here very much. - Our rooms, while not luxurious, were spacious, comfortable, and very clean, - Breakfast was terrific, especially the locally grown coffee, and - The location was perfect, very close to the Monteverde attractions, and just outside of the busy and noisy Monteverde "strip". What made the stay most enjoyable was the hospitality of the owner/operators, Renzo and Grace. They truly went above and beyond to meet all of our needs, and offered great advise on how to make the most of our two days in Monteverde. We will surely recommend El Viandante to our friends traveling to Monteverde.
by A verified traveler from San Jose, CA
Good base for activitiesPosted Aug 12, 2014
Location: Esteban - Daily guided tours in Monteverde Selvatura ziplining
El Viandante Lodge is a good base for activities in Monteverde and Santa Elena. The place is run by an Italian man and his American wife. They do a fine job. The breakfast is delicious – home made by the man of the house. The breakfast room is beautiful! The tables and chairs are rough honed from local woods and very rustic. The windows are big looking out to the sky. There are not that many rooms and they are perfectly adequate with wooden walls and ceilings. The hot water is good (not obvious in Costa Rica). We paid $75 per night including breakfast and taxes. I'd say it's a good deal. Please note that it is best to have a car when staying here or to go with a tourist bus. It seems like a lot of the places here are a walk to the main little town of Santa Elena. There is a great Italian / pizza place right down the hill. We had our tour guide Esteban (he's great) drop us off here and we took the short walk up the steep hill afterwards. Check out Esteban - Daily Guided Tours in Monteverde. He's excellent and grew up locally.
by Jill Katz from Massachusetts
Excellent!!Posted May 1, 2014 on Hotels
This was our first trip to Monteverde, and we were a bit skeptical upon our arrival to this hotel by its outward appearance. As the saying goes, "Don't judge a book by its cover! The rooms were lovely and spacious, bathrooms also very large. The owners were outstanding in their service and their friendliness. They accommodated our hours of activities to their breakfast time, and even packed us delicious cornbread for our travels when we had to leave very early in the morning with no time to eat! They were both a great resource for suggestions of activities we might wish to do, and helped us plan our stay, very patiently, I might add:) We also got some great exercise "hiking" back and forth to town center, although it's a minimal charge for a taxi if needed:) Also recommended is the Choco Cafe' down the street. The owner/operators are wonderful and the coffee is superb!!
by Chris from Los Angeles, CA
The staff is amazingly nicePosted Apr 11, 2014
Location: Quite windy on some nights so maybe bring a jacket. We really enjoyed the Restaurante Don Luis just down the road.
Grace was a superb host and we enjoyed chatting with her for what seemed like hours. She offered many ideas on how to experience monteverde in the short time we were there and really came through when we had mis-scheduled a tour for the wrong day. The area is secluded but close to some great restaurants and the dining recommendations were spot-on. We had a lot of fun at El Viandante Hotel and would recommend to any traveler to Monteverde.
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dressing choices: italian, thousand island, creamy blue cheese, ranch, caesar or raspberry vinaigrette.
Acme House Salad
with cheese.
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Chicken Caesar Salad$6.50
Cajun Chicken Salad$6.50
Side Salad$3.00
with salad of the day.
Grilled Cheese Sandwich$3.75
choice of cheese with tomato grilled on choice of white or wheat bread.
Blt Sandwich$5.00
bacon, lettuce and tomato with mayonnaise on a choice of white or wheat bread.
Turkey Club$6.50
thin sliced turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, american cheese and mayonnaise on three slices of white or wheat bread.
Chicken Sandwiches
served with lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle and salad of the day.
Grilled Marinated Chicken
with cheese.
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acme wing sauce and mushrooms.
Bbq Chicken$7.00
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Mile High$7.00
mushrooms, bacon, ranch and cheddar.
Cajun Chicken$7.00
cajun seasoned with bleu cheese and swiss cheese.
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Steak And Cheese$8.00
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sweet peppers, hot peppers, onions, mushrooms and mozzarella cheese.
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homemade meatballs in sauce on a sub roll.
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sweet peppers, hot peppers, onions, mushrooms and mozzarella cheese.
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lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, onions, cheese and wing sauce.
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1/3 pound grilled fresh sirloin, served with lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle and salad of the day.
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topped with bacon and cheddar cheese.
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Cajun Tarters$4.00
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Potato Skins$6.00
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Sticky Fingers$6.50
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Fried Ravioli$5.50
one dozen served with marinara sauce for dipping.
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Fried Pickle Chips$4.50
coated in a spicy batter with choice of dipping sauce.
Macaroni And Cheese Bites$6.50
Chicken Cordon Bleu Balls$7.50
chicken stuffed with ham and swiss cheese battered and deep fried, served with ranch for dipping.
wing sauce, mild, medium, hot, painful, bbq, acma style (hot and sweet) or garlic parmesan.
Buffalo Wings
served with celery and blue cheese, 10 wings, 15 wings, 20 wings, fat wings (wings dipped in batter) add $1.
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Time ran out when the couple realized they were about to add a third person to the party. In rushed kitchen designer Dana Jones, followed by general contractor Dan Wentz, to push the half-baked space to fully done—before baby Dylan arrived. Jones's genius plan: Close off a window overlooking the neighbor's drive, rearrange the perimeter to form an L for cooking and cleanup, add an island, and put in new windows that bring focus to the backyard. "In eight weeks," says a surprised-sounding Craig, "the job was done." Next work in progress? Dylan's room—which will be finished soon, Craig swears.
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Get better this summer at the California Swim Camp at UC Berkeley. Directed by Head UC Berkeley Coach and Olympic Coach, Teri McKeever and Assistant Coach, Kathie Wickstrand, we offer two weeks of outstanding stroke technique camps on the beautiful campus of the University of California, Berkeley.
Due to scheduling conflicts with Olympic Trials taking place in Omaha this coming June, the 2016 Cal Swim Camps are being offered as day-only programs in July this summer. No overnight accommodations will be provided this year so campers flying to camp will need to secure their own hotel in the area. Click the camp details tab below for hotels in the area.
Note: Staff may vary week to week depending on Olympic selections and commitments determined after Olympic Trials in Omaha
McKeever has guided the Golden Bears to four of the past seven NCAA championships, including a crown this past March when the team set a school record with 513 points and matched the Cal mark with seven event wins. The Bears also captured their fourth Pac-12 crown, and McKeever was named the named both the Pac-12 and NCAA Coach of the Year for her efforts.
Head coach of the U.S. women's Olympic team during the 2012 Games in London, McKeever has guided Golden Bears to the top of the medal stand at virtually every level of the sport, from the Pac-12 and NCAA Championships to the Olympics and World Championships.
Over the course of her career, McKeever has led Cal to four NCAA titles (2009, 2011, 2012, 2015) and four Pac-12 crowns (2009, 2012, 2014, 2015). Her charges have captured 35 NCAA individual championships and won 16 NCAA relay events. The six-time conference Coach of the Year has tutored the NCAA Swimmer of the Year nine times and the Pac-12 Swimmer of the Year on seven occasions.
Among the highlights of the 2014-15 season were an American record by the 800 free relay at the Pac-12 Championships. At the NCAA meet, Missy Franklin captured the 200-yard individual medley, 200-yard freestyle (in an American-record time of 1:39.10) and the 200-yard backstroke, while Rachel Bootsma won the second 100 back title of her career. The Bears also prevailed in the 200 and 800 free relay and 200 medley relay.
McKeever, also the 2009 NCAA Coach of the Year, is often regarded in the coaching circle as the sport's influential innovator because of her unique training methods. As head coach of the U.S. women's team for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, she was the first woman to earn the honor. McKeever was also an assistant coach at the Olympic Games.
The Cal coach is also widely renowned for her impact on the international scene. She was the first woman named to a U.S. Olympic swimming coaching staff and the first woman to be named head coach of the national team at a major international meet (the 2006 Pan Pacific meet in British Columbia). She repeated as Pan Pacs head coach in 2014.
McKeever served as an assistant coach for the U.S. team during World Championship competition in 2003, 2005, 2007, 2013 and 2015. Other international coaching duties included head coach of the U.S. women at the FINA Short-Course World Championships in 2012 and assistant roles with the 2001 Goodwill Games and the 2002 Pan Pacific Championships.
In addition to those historical milestones, McKeever is above all proud to have trained some of the most accomplished swimmers in U.S. history. Among the more than 20 Olympians she has tutored are Natalie Coughlin, who has collected a total of 12 medals – matching the highest number ever for an American woman - Franklin, Dana Vollmer, Caitlin Leverenz, Bootsma and Staciana Stitts.
At the 2012 Olympics, swimmers who have trained under McKeever won a combined 13 medals, a number that rises to 28 since the 2000 Games in Sydney.
Prior to making her mark on Cal women's swimming, McKeever had strong ties to the Pac-10 Conference, both as a student-athlete and as a coach. A former All-American herself, she competed in the NCAA Championships meet all four years while at USC and helped the Trojans to four consecutive NCAA top-10 finishes. She earned All-America honors in both 1980 and 1981. As a senior in 1983, McKeever was named USC's Outstanding Student-Athlete. She worked as an assistant coach at USC from 1984-87, helping develop several All-Americans.
The Southern California product graduated from USC in 1983 with a B.S. in education with two teaching credentials (multiple subject, secondary life science) and also earned a master's degree in athletic administration in 1987. McKeever's father, Mike, was an All-American lineman for the Trojans' football team in 1959. McKeever comes from a family of 10 children (she is the oldest), all with varied athletic backgrounds. Sisters Kristi and Kelli Gannon were members of the U.S. national field hockey team.
In 2014, McKeever was inducted into the Breitbard Hall of Fame at the 68th annual San Diego Hall of Champions ceremony, as well as into the American Swimming Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Ian Walsh, a former swimmer at Duquesne who has spent the past three years as an assistant at Marshall, is in his first season as an assistant coach at Cal, having joined the Golden Bear program in April 2016.
During his tenure at Marshall, the Thundering Herd broke women's swimming school records 28 times, finished a program-best third at the 2016 Conference USA Championships and produced four individual conference champions. Walsh primarily worked with the sprinters and middle-distance swimmers and served as the recruiting coordinator at Marshall. In 2015, the program was named one of the top 16 most improved teams at the NCAA Division I level and, in the fall of 2014, sported a fall team GPA of 3.53, which ranked as the fifth-highest in the country among women's swimming teams.
Originally from Northeast Pennsylvania, Walsh was a high school All-American at Pocono Mountain West High School and set numerous club records as a youth swimmer at the Pocono Family YMCA.
Wash received his degree in business administration in 2010 from Duquesne and later earned his master's degree in business education from Bloomsburg University in 2011.
Staff may vary week to week depending on Olympic selections and commitments determined after Olympic Trials in Omaha
A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers prior to camp. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
List of Items to Bring
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• Lunch each day
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Campers receive instruction on all four strokes along with starts and turns at UC Berkeley's Spieker Aquatics Complex, one of the finest outdoor facilities in the United States. The Spieker Aquatics Complex is located on Bancroft Way, between Dana St. and Ellsworth St. Upon your arrival, campers are placed in groups with other swimmers that have similiar abilities and goals. Our camp staff will do their best to accommodate your needs, keeping in consideration your experience and desire to improve.
Cal Swim Camp is a most rewarding experience for our 12-years-old daughter. Coach Teri McKeever and her whole team not only teach the young swimmers the techniques, but also other aspects on making a swimmer into a competitive athlete. The four-day camp was well organized with hard work and fun. A must experience for any teenage swimmers who desire get better!
This camp is very fun. I had a lot of fun with the team cheers and the meet, meeting an olympic swimmer, and improving my times. The staff is very nice. I highly recommend this camp.
We really liked the Nike Swim Camp at Berkley! My sons learned a lot of new swimming drills for all 4 types of strokes and turns. I am sure this will help them practice better in the long run. Most important of all, my kids were very inspired by their coaches who had just returned from the Olympic trials. The coaches themselves, were extremely kind and courteous and they made the camp a great learning experience for each of my children.
Thank you so much for an inspiring camp. It was a great balance of challenging training and having a good time. Now my son is asking how to get to UC Berkeley and swim and I love that he has this added perspective and renewed spirit for the sport. It's all because of the professional and seasoned counsellors, staff that you have assembled. I hope you continue to have these camps.
Thank you so much Kristen for the wonderful job that you, Terri and your counselors did for the swimmers. This is her second year attending the camp, and first sleep away camp experience at 12! She was looking forward to the week all year long and was thrilled to meet Missy Franklin and Dana Vollmer (2nd year in a row). Natalia looks up to those women and all the collegiate swimmers she met this week.
When I asked my daughter to sum up what she learned at camp she said, "I learned that I really love swimming!" This camp has encouraged her to keep striving and she was incredibly motivated by meeting Missy Franklin, but she was equally thrilled to be with and learn from her camp cousellors and honored to work with Teri McKeever. The Cal spirit was strong and I have no doubt that she wants to become a Cal Bear one day. She'll be back next year - perhaps even for two weeks. Love, Love Loved it! Thank you!
My 13-year-old swimmer had a fantastic time at the Cal Swim Camp. He is already a highly competitive swimmer, but he felt that the training techniques were the 'latest' and 'greatest'. He was also impressed by the welcoming atmosphere provided by the staff and other campers. The campus setting, especially the aquatics center were top-notch. My swimmer would love to attend again - and bring friends!
This was an incredible experience for my daughter. She was so excited to fill me in on the day's activities and even more excited to tell us what she was learning. I've never heard this type of excitement from my daughter about any camp or activity she has done in the past as we did with this camp. She now has a new spark for swimming and she can't wait for her fall season to start. She had a blast.
Best camp ever! My son was so happy he came home and made many new friends. He loved meeting the Olympic athletes, and thought Terry McGeever and the staff were very kind and excellent coaches. The counselors were fantastic and looked after the kids and made sure they were safe at all times. My son is ready to go back next year!! Many thanks to all!!
My son started swimming competitively a year ago. He just turned 11. He came away from Cal's Swim Camp more confident and committed to swimming and can't wait to go back next summer. My husband and I were blown away by the coaches and counselors. They bring a level of seriousness and experience, combined with a positive approach that is inspiring. Cal Swim Camp, according to my son, was one of the best experiences of his life.
This experience gives kids a taste of college life and top level instruction. My daughter has a visual of what college is and will be for her. Seeing the dedication that student athletes must have has been very eye opening for her as well. Being able to talk with the student athletes has made my daughter more motivated to make better eating habits and be more focused in her school work. Thank you for kicking her into high gear!
My son still talks about his time at camp and how much he loved it. The instruction he received and the talks from Olympic athletes "made his life." my son is more excited about swiming and is able to correct his mistakes better now. My husband and I have definetly noticed all of his improvements. The only complaints we heard were about the food and having little options, but other then that this camp was great. Our son has already asked to come back next year.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (October 17, 2013)--A Paraguayan couple has finally tied the knot in the eyes of the church and it was a wedding 80 years in the making.
The groom is 103 and the bride is 99.
Jose Manuel Riella married Martina Lopez in the backyard of their home.
The two have been together for eight decades and were married in a civil ceremony 40 years ago.
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If there was ever any doubt that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are head over heels for each other, take a look at this photo!
Kutcher Tweeted a pic that appears to be himself and his girlfriend kissing under what seems to be the neon sign outside the famed Sun Studios in Memphis. "Sunset #nofilter," he wrote.
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Olympic marathoner Ryan Hall takes time from vacation to talk running philosophy with local prep athletes
Ryan Hall said his father's advice is the basis for the career he's built.
He shared those tidbits of philosophy throughout the morning as he told the runners what his training routine looked like, how he feels about nutrition and how he views competition.
He asked his father to speak to the group before they took off on a mile and a half warm-up jog near the Wasatch County Fairgrounds. He said he ascribes to the "inspiration before perspiration" philosophy.
Ryan Hall said he's learned from experience that encouraging others to do their best helps him as well.
"I found as I was encouraging people, it was actually lifting my spirit," he said of going from 40th place to 10th place in the Beijing Olympic Marathon. "It wasn't my best day ever, but encouraging people really helped me along the way out there."
Both men talked a lot about perspective and why it allowed one to enjoy the journey regardless of the outcome.
"To find fulfillment in running, fulfillment in life, it cannot be based on comparison," Ryan Hall said after having lunch with the group. "At least that's what I've experienced. Even comparing myself to myself it always leads me to frustration, always leads to depression and not feeling good. That does not mean you can't compete. As my dad said, 'Competition is not about beating other people.' It's about me pushing myself, me getting everything out of me that God put inside of me. And I can do that every single day, whether I'm feeling good or not. I can always give 100 percent of what I have that day. I can't always get a personal best, but I can always give my best. I think that's the most fulfilling way to run. I think that's the most fulfilling way to live."
Wasatch senior Josh Collins said he was grateful to the Halls for their time.
"I learned a lot about just keeping your focus on being your best rather than beating other people," he said. His teammate, senior Bronwyn Taylor, admitted she didn't know who Hall was before Monday's workout and lunch.
"It was amazing," she said of the experience. "He was really inspirational. It's cool how he's such a good person and a good runner, and it made you really think about things. I learned running is a blessing and helping other people is a tenfold blessing."
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Gene therapy firm uniQure signed a collaborative agreement with researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) to further develop an early clinical-stage gene therapy for Parkinson disease (PD) based on the glial cell derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) gene. uniQure was established in February to take over Amsterdam Molecular Therapeutics (AMT) and progress its pipeline of gene therapy products for hemophilia B, acute intermittent porphyria, Parkinson disease, and Sanfilippo B. uniQure holds an exclusive license to the GDNF gene from Amgen.
The gene therapy candidate comprises the GDNF gene carried by an adeno-associated virus-2 (AAV-2) vector, and has been developed by UCSF's Krystof Bankiewicz, Ph.D., and Howard Federoff, M.D., at Georgetown University. FDA approval has been granted to enable the start of clinical trials, and UCSF has inked a collaboration with National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) researchers to conduct the study in PD patients.
Under terms of the uniQure-UCSF deal the Amsterdam-based firm retains exclusive commercial rights to all UCSF preclinical data and IND-enabling Phase I clinical data provided to UCSF by NINDS. If the Phase I study demonstrates proof-of-concept, then uniQure will carry out manufacture of the AAAV construct and shoulder future development of the gene therapy product. The firm says it will look for a partner for the more advanced development stages.
"GDNF has been shown to be involved in several other CNS disorders," comments Jorn Aldag, uniQure CEO. "If we reach the proof-of-concept stage in PD, we can potentially expand product development quickly and efficiently into clinical for other indications, such as Huntington disease and multiple system atrophy."
uniQure is developing a pipeline of AAV-based gene therapy products for hemophilia B, acute intermittent porphyria, PD, and the lysosomal storage disorder Sanfilippo. Acquisition of AMT this year included the latter's commercial-scale AAV manufacturing capabilities, backed by experience in the regulatory processes for gene therapies.
The firm's existing pipeline includes Factor IX gene therapy program for hemophilia B program (AMT-060), which is currently undergoing Phase I/II evaluation. A clinical study with a porphobilinogen deaminase (PGBD) gene therapy for treating acute intermittent porphyria is due to start this year. uniQure's Sanfilippo B gene therapy program (AMT-110) is in development in partnership with the Institut Pasteur in Paris, and an exploratory Phase I/II clinical study is also expected to start during 2012. uniQure has an option to license rights to the Sanfilippo product after successful completion of Phase I/II trial.
AMT had to admit financial defeat and sell itself off as a result of the EU's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) repeated recommendation against approving lead lipoprotein lipase deficiency (LPLD) gene therapy candidate Glybera, despite the more positive view of both the regulator's Committee for Advanced Therapies and the program's Scientific Advisory Group. A final decision by the EC on whether to go with the CHMP's recommendation, or approve the product, has still to be made.
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