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THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND d ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION 15 C HARKOOSTA Volume 4 - Number 3 NEW MOON OF THE CAMAS (June 1 , 197 4) No State Plans To Route MP Lines Through Jocko Helena: A controversial Montana Power plan to build two highly potent 500 kilavolt lines between Colstrip and Hot Springs was short-circuited four months ago by the Tribal Council of the Confederated Tribes. But how will their action affect the plans for the project? The utility had requested state approval of a route for the two high-powered lines to carry electrical energy from proposed generating plants in the eastern part of the state to the Bonneville Power Administration terminal at Hot Springs on the Flathead Reservation. The two favored routes for the transmission lines would have gone through the tribal hunting and gathering grounds on the south fork of the Jocko River. But on February 15, the Tribal Council passed a resolution which would maintain the southfork as a primitive area and exclude all logging and development from the area. The Montana State Department of Natural Resources, which is administering the Montana Power Plan, was informed by the Tribe that the transmission lines could not be constructed through the southfork area. So how has the Tribal Council's resolution affected the proposal to span the state with the high powered lines? Char-Koosta contacted Ted Doney, of the Department of Natural Resources, to find out whether the Department or Montana Power would attempt to fight the Tribe's closure of the southfork, or if they would seek alternate routes around the area. Doney, who is responsible for determining the need for the lines and the exact routing under a new Montana State Law, said that there are currently no plans to attempt federal condemnation of the tribal lands involved. "As far as we are concerned," he said" The (Montana State) Utility Siting Act does not apply to Indian Reservations. We do not feel we have the power to condemn Indian trust lands under the Act. In other words, if the tribes do not want the route to cross their lands, and the federal government agrees, there is nothing we can do." Under the Utility Siting Act, the Dept. of Natural Resources must first decide whether resource or power-related projects such as the Montana Power transmission line would benefit the State. If the project is deemed necessary, the Department must then select a route which would have the least amount of environmental impact. The Department would then seek easements through the route and, if necessary, condemn the lands as needed. However, as Doney POWER LINES (Continued on page 16) BIA Study Will Cut Forest Harvest 22% Ronan: The Bureau of Indian Affairs Forestry Department has recommended that the harvest from the reservation forest be reduced by about 22 percent. In a Forest Growth Analysis released last month, the agency recommended to the Tribal Council that the Annual Allowable Cut for the forest be reduced from 76 million board feet per year to 56 million. The reduction in the target AAC is reflected partially in a cutback in the number of harvestable forest acres. The old figure was based on a total commercial forest figure of 3 8 7,0 0 0 tribally owned acres. The new study accounts for only 337,481 acres. The 7 4 page document is the result of a three year study of tree growth in timber stands which have undergone intense management. The study was an attempt at comparing the production of various forms of timber management. The study will probably be a major consideration in formulating GROWTH ANALYSIS (Continued on page 5) Congress To the Rescue Commodities May Be Extended For Year St. Ignatius: Don't throw away your commodity recip e book, you may still be able to use it. Last month, Char-Koosta reported that it was curtains for the commodity distribution program on the reservation The latest scoop at that time indicated that commodities would dry up like an open can of spam by June 3 0 and folks were going to be using food stamps by Pow-Wow time. But in Washington, D.C., where both programs are planted and nurtured, things have been changing faster than the items in the monthly commodity issue. Both houses have dug up old legislation to keep the commodity program alive and improve the service of the food stamp program. In the Senate, a bill introduced by South Dakota Democrat George McGovern a year ago has been passed by the Agriculture Committee. The bill would continue distribution of the commodities until 1976 and would provide 100 percent funding for tribal takeover of the food stamp pro- CDMMODITIES (Continued on page 3)
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SAN JOSE -- Logan Couture and Bracken Kearns have taken totally different paths into the Sharks lineup.
But both found the back of the net for a third consecutive game Thursday night, and the Sharks kicked off 2014 with the closest thing to a breather in weeks with a 5-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.
When it was over, nobody expressed more appreciation for what the 32-year-old Kearns -- who kicked around the minors for more than 600 games and hadn't scored an NHL goal until four nights earlier -- had accomplished than Couture himself.
"I know what he's gone through and I've seen him work so hard every day, and he's a guy that you admire, especially from me," said Couture, 24, drawing a contrast to his own path as a first-round draft pick. "Now he's getting a shot and scores in three straight games. It's incredible. It gives you chills thinking about it."
Brent Burns, Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski also scored for the Sharks, while Oilers forward Nail Yakupov's shot late in the second period was the only one of 24 to get past Sharks netminder Antti Niemi, who improved his record to 22-8-6.
The Sharks were looking to rebound from one of their poorest performances of the season, a 6-3 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on New Year's Eve that had an unhappy coach Todd McLellan telling each player to look in the mirror and ask, "What do you do?" on the ice.
What they did for one night at least was take control of a game and not let a struggling opponent back into the game after grabbing an early lead.
"We're a team that when you lose one, you like to get back and get the next one," said Joe Thornton, whose two assists raised his NHL-leading total to 41. "We didn't work as hard as we feel we should have in Anaheim and we got back to it tonight."
Against Edmonton, the Sharks took a 2-0 lead in the first period for the 17th time this season with the goals coming just 49 seconds apart.
Thornton's line was having yet another strong shift when Pavelski passed the puck through the slot to Burns, and he beat Oilers netminder Devan Dubnyk at 14:37. On the next shift, Marleau stole the puck from Yakupov along the sideboards, skated into the high slot and fired a 49-foot wrist shot that made it 2-0.
Kearns and Couture padded the lead to 4-0 in the second period with goals that came 87 seconds apart as the Sharks were scoring in bunches.
With linemates James Sheppard and Andrew Desjardins hemming the Oilers in their own zone, the puck popped to Kearns in the high slot and he one-timed it past Dubnyk at 7:18.
"Another lucky one and I'll take it and try to keep it going," Kearns said. "They talked about a quick release against this goalie and that's what I tried to do there."
Couture, who had been mired in an 11-game goal drought before finally breaking through Sunday, kept his current scoring streak alive at 8:45. John McCarthy sent an outlet pass through the neutral zone, and Couture skated in all alone and gave the Sharks a four-goal lead.
"One-on-one on the goalie, I like that," Couture said. "I've had a lot of chances like that against him in particular in the past and I've gone blocker side a lot. I tricked him tonight and went glove."
Yakupov cut the lead to 4-1 at 15:39 of the middle period, but Pavelski offset that one with a rifle-like shot at 5:44 of the third period when he one-timed a pass from Thornton.
Pavelski's goal drew chants of "U-S-A, U-S-A" from the crowed, recognizing the fact that he had been named to the U.S. Olympic team the previous day.
"It was cool," Pavelski said of the tribute. "Obviously it's fun."
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SAN JOSE -- As his team lifted a shiny trophy for winning the Literacy Classic All-Star high school football game Saturday night, coach Earl Hansen watched and smiled.
For his final act, the retiring Palo Alto coach guided the West Bay past the East Bay 31-14 in a game highlighted by big hits -- lots of big hits -- and turnovers.
"This was just a lot of fun. These guys are good guys," Hansen said, pointing to his players celebrating on the San Jose City College field. "There was a lot of talent on both sides. They were guys I really enjoyed having. I wish I had them all year."
Saratoga's Jonathan Walters passed for two touchdowns, and the defense intercepted four passes and recovered a fumble to lead the West Bay.
The East Bay got a short touchdown run by St. Mary's Lorenzo Logwood and a scoring pass from Deer Valley's Nsimba Webster to Arroyo's Malcolm Hale, but could not keep pace.
St. Francis two-way standout Alex Andrighetto was named the most valuable player. He intercepted a pass, had several big runs and caught a screen pass that set up his 2-yard scoring plunge that made it 21-7 at halftime.
The crowd wasn't as large as last year, when the first Literacy Classic matched the northern end of the Central Coast Section, including San Jose schools, against the southern end of the CCS.
But the game was a little more competitive. The North won last year 42-7.
"It was fun," Andrighetto said. "It was definitely different playing with a bunch of guys that I didn't know. Coming into it, I was excited, very excited, getting a chance to play in my first all-star game. Hopefully I get to play in another one, maybe late in the summer.
"I met a bunch of new guys, got reunited with kids who I played Pop Warner with -- Keesean Johnson, Isiah Nash, those great players. ... It was just a blast."
Though his team fell short, Webster appreciated the opportunity to suit up for one more high school game.
"It was a really good experience, playing with these guys, the East Bay," Webster said. "Even though we lost, I think we still had fun out here. It was a great experience."
The West Bay got the first break of the night when it recovered a muffed punt at the East Bay 19 just four plays into the game.
On the next snap, Walters threw a 19-yard pass to Palo Alto's Johnson to give the West Bay a 7-0 lead.
The West Bay then showed that it meant business on defense as Archbishop Mitty safety Drew Mount delivered a hit that sent a ball carrier flying into the bench some 10 yards from the sideline.
That hit came after a bone-crushing one by Arroyo's Malik Hale had the East Bay crowd cheering two plays into the game.
The East Bay crossed midfield on its first series, but the drive ended when Mount intercepted a pass at the 20.
The score stayed 7-0 until the East Bay reached the end zone early in the second quarter. St. Mary's Lorenzo Logwood ran in from the 2 on fourth-and-goal to cap a 57-yard drive.
St. Francis' Will Fischer-Colbrie threw an 11-yard pass to Valley Christian's Brandon Alexander to put the West back on top, 14-7. Andrighetto's 2-yard run, which he set up with an interception and reception on a screen pass, made it 21-7.


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Sage Francis wrote: Specialist wrote: would you recommend a more general long-term charity involved in Durban?
One reason it took me so long to release this track is because I've been waiting to find a charity I could trust in this specific area. I've asked around and I've come up with nothing. In this instance, I felt like the best option would be to send the money I raised to the people I trust most in Durban as they are the ones who visit the children and keep me updated on how they're doing and what they need. The people I'm talking about are a married couple who were commissioned to shoot and edit the documentary I was initially invited out to South Africa for.
I suspect I'll run into some problems by taking in a bunch of money that I will then have to pass onto someone else who will then have to pay other people, especially with taxes and fees hitting us from every angle, but I couldn't come up with a better plan. At least I know who the money is going to and how it is used.
I'm cautious to recommend any charities that are religious-based. One of the major problems with their involvement, other than their obvious agenda of expanding their church and following, has been their tendency to preach abstinence and ignore the whole "condom" topic altogether. I couldn't help but notice how taboo the word "condom" seemed during my time out there. They were almost NEVER mentioned, and when they were it was almost done under a hushed tone. So, yeah...that's something.
In regard to other charities, someone once sent me the following email. I can't vouch for the recommendation as I haven't investigated it, but you should check into it if you're interested:
"If you want a larger charity to donate too then my sister strongly recommends the Gift of the Givers, she's in Human Resources and big into researching this sort of stuff and that's who she gives to. I just checked out their website (http://www.giftofthegivers.org) and although their primary thing is disaster relief management they have LOTS of projects, and some specifically for Primary Health Care, Education etc that you specify you want the money or goods to go to."
Flossin wrote: Is UNICEF not in favor around here? I know they work in most African countries and their main focus is helping the children, and the children living with the HIV virus are one of it's biggest concerns. And they're the largest organization devoted to that, worldwide. I don't know, maybe you guys have some reason not to like UNICEF. I used to do voluntary work for their campaigns for children in Africa and Haiti, my brother worked there for 5 years. I'd say it's a good organization to support and they really do plenty of good work, but maybe it's not what you guys are looking for.


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The settlers would be sent supplies from Earth, but would go on the understanding that it would be too costly to make the return trip.
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Theft of 840K coins sends NY meter-man to prison
Published: Monday, August 19, 2013 at 7:02 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 19, 2013 at 7:02 a.m.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — A former Buffalo, N.Y., parking meter mechanic has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison for stealing thousands of dollars in quarters while on the job.
Prosecutors say it was James Bagarozzo's idea to rig meters to get at the coins. He stole $210,000 over more than eight years, grabbing fistfuls of coins, storing them in a bag in his truck and then rolling and cashing them in at banks.
Bagarozzo apologized during a brief statement. He blamed a gambling addiction and an illness he believed would kill him.
Bagarozzo pleaded guilty to theft in September, along with a former co-worker, Lawrence Charles. Charles admitted stealing $15,000 in quarters over about five years. He's expected to get six months to a year in prison at his Aug. 29 sentencing.
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SUN RA: Nuclear War
From the Unheard Music series, a studio recording from 1982 which John Corbett thinks is to the '80s what 'Space is the Place' was to the '70s: a classic. However Ra was unable to sell it to a major label (perhaps because of the language, mainstay of rap today but scary for major labels then. ...'nuclear war, it's a motherfucker. If they push that button - your ass gotta go.... you can kiss your ass goodbye. What you gonna do without your ass? &c). It was eventually picked up by Dick O'Dell in the UK for his post punk label 'Y', but they released only two tracks of it on a 12 inch single. Two years later the whole LP was prepared for release in Italy but was never adequately distributed. So for most Ra fans this is the first opportunity to hear it. Good sound, fine arrangements. The title song is a gem and exquisitely realised. For the rest a 12 piece Arkestra which includes Gilmore, Allen, Thompson, Jacson and the incomparable June Tyson. Mostly Ra compositions, with a classic version of Ellington's 'Drop me off in Harlem' and Chaplin's 'Smile'. Plenty of synthesiser and electric keyboards from Ra throughout and some fine drums (Samarai Celestial credited). Apart from the great title track however, this is the straighter '80s swing style Ra.
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I recently had to do something I've never wanted to do... dial 911. I was on a hut trip at Shrine Mountain Inn with my 7th grade class when the other trip leaders and I realized that one of the students was showing symptoms of High Altitude Pulmonary Edema — an affliction that can be fatal if not treated quickly. We were dispatched to the Summit County Search and Rescue, and within one hour of the initial phone call the good volunteers of the Summit County Rescue Group (SCRG) were at the hut and treating the boy. The boy and his teacher were quickly transported out of the back country and to the hospital. An hour later, the Summit County Sheriff and another SCRG volunteer graciously returned to retrieve the 2 backpacks that were left behind. Because of the prompt response and professionalism of the SCRG, the boy was able to make a full recovery, and we at the Waldorf School are forever grateful. SCRG is composed of highly trained volunteers, and all of their services are FREE. They would not be able to do what they do without your help. We urge you to join us in showing your gratitude to SCRG for all that they do by going to their website, www.scrg.org, and making a generous donation. Thank you, SCRG!
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Dong Nguyen creator of the popular Apple and Android game announced on Twitter that he will "take 'Flappy Bird' down" within 22 hours, and he "cannot take this anymore."
He went on to tweet that the move is not related to legal issues, a purchase of the game, or quitting the business. He alluded in an earlier tweet that the game's success is throwing a wrench in his "simple life."
The game has enjoyed wide popularity as of late, topping the charts of the Apple App Store and Google Play. It features a small bird trying to maneuver its way around a series of pipes, and generates ad revenue of about $50,000 a day, according to The Verge.
UPDATE: Flappy Bird is indeed no longer available on the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
I can call 'Flappy Bird' is a success of mine. But it also ruins my simple life. So now I hate it.— Dong Nguyen (@dongatory) February 8, 2014


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Do I Look Fat in This Article? Jennette McCurdy on Beauty and Body Shaming
Jennette McCurdy, 21, is a TV actress, singer and former star of Nickelodeon's "iCarly." She currently co-stars with Ariana Grande in the comedy series "Sam & Cat." In the wake of the debate over the website Jezebel publishing "allegedly unaltered" images from "Girls" star Lena Dunham's Vogue photo shoot, Speakeasy asked McCurdy to write about her own experiences as a TV star and magazine cover subject.
In recent months, there has been a lot of media backlash toward the editing and retouching of photos, whether in magazine spreads or ad campaigns. While I understand and appreciate this whole "natural beauty" movement and the passionate attempt to shed light on the smoke and mirrors of the processes behind image, I personally think the attention should be shifted away from editors and advertisers doing their jobs and directed more toward our culture as a whole. We could take every magazine in existence off the newsstands and still be faced with the crippling issue of body image that I believe to be plaguing society.
Last week, I was at the bookstore when I saw a magazine with a girl on the cover who looked a lot like me. The reason the girl looked a lot like me is because she was me… just with poutier lips, a smoother complexion, and a thinner face.
A woman approached me a few moments later, that very magazine in her hand. She asked me to sign it and take a picture with her son. As she was taking the picture, she commented on how good I looked on the cover. I smiled for the picture as my mind started racing. "She thinks I look good in the photo which means she must think I look bad in real life. I have circles under my eyes, I'm wearing jeans, my hair isn't done well, and I barely have any makeup on. She's gonna tell her friends I don't look good in person. I wish in real life I looked like I do on that magazine."
Okay, I'm a neurotic freak. I can admit that. But I really believe this process is more the rule than the exception with women.
We take pictures of ourselves through the nonchalance of a camera phone only to edit and re-edit these "casual" pictures until they become "casually perfect." Thighs touching? Cheat your feet out. Blemish showing? Smudge it! Awkward limb? Nothing a crop can't fix! How can we ridicule magazines for editing when we are doing the same thing?
We are all so effortless and easygoing and unassumingly perfect that even as we post flawless pictures of ourselves we feel obligated to humbly add disclaimers like "feeling tired" "UGH fat" or "no makeup – so ugly!!" (Amy Schumer has a great sketch with commentary on this). If these flawless photos being published warrant such self-loathing remarks, how on earth are we expected to feel about our real life selves?
The reason I think we bounce between dueling projections of self, from humble peasant to revered princess, is because we are facing a dichotomous conflict between how we look and how we feel.
We are repeatedly told to let our natural beauty shine through the headlines of glossy magazine covers. We are told how to make our hair look naturally gorgeous by getting the right kind of highlights. We are told to embrace our bodies in a headline right underneath where we are told how to lose six pounds in a week. We're allowed to be naturally beautiful so long as that beauty falls within the spectrum of what is socially acceptable.
What can we do to stop this beauty monster from consuming us even more than it already is? For starters, I think we can stop giving it attention it doesn't deserve. I challenge you to evaluate yourself and figure out why you care so much about beauty in the first place. For me, it's affection.
I had a two-year span where I was so self-conscious and uncomfortable with my body that I would dress more provocatively to events and in photos because I looked to comments of praise to fulfill me and give me the confidence I lacked. I needed affirmation to feel comfortable. I was caught up in the whirlwind that is beauty.
I still get caught up in it. This past Saturday, a friend innocently asked why I had not been on a particular magazine cover yet. I thought about it for a second, comparing myself to my peers who had graced past covers. My negativity got the better of me, and I began spiraling into comparisons between myself and these other girls. I wondered if they wore cuter clothes, had trendier industry connections, or were just plain prettier. I questioned until I noticed that my list of comparisons was extremely skewed. The only comparisons I had were ones based on beauty. Not once did I question if any of these girls were smarter or more talented. Whether they are or aren't, the only questions that crept up were those based on appearance.
I often wonder why men don't seem to face the same body image issues as women do. When was the last time you saw a man once-over another man out of insecurity, or swap shaving tips, or starve himself to squeeze into that jacket? I believe men don't have the same image issues as women because we are subjecting ourselves to the pettiness of beauty and in the process objectifying ourselves. The system wouldn't exist if we didn't buy into it. (Politics professor Caroline Heldman gave a fantastic TED talks speech on this topic.)
We don't have to look prettier than the next girl. We don't have to have a shorter dress, a trendier shade of lipstick, or a smaller waistline in order to receive attention. Sure, maybe a certain kind of attention, but is that the kind of attention that will fulfill you? We are better than visits to plastic surgeons and real starvation disguised as healthy diets. Besides, no matter what we do, if we don't fix our obsession with female image and objectification, sooner than later you and I will both be replaced by the prettier, younger, fresher versions of us.
Instead of obsessing over being beautiful, let's channel our efforts to other territories that won't result in our own self-consumed insanity. I'm not saying we shouldn't groom and take care of ourselves. I'm not saying we shouldn't dress nicely and stay well manicured. I'm just saying we shouldn't focus so much on the beauty factor that it gets in the way of our enjoyment of life.
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Belgium, 2012, 93 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Drama, Environmental, French/French Canadian, Social Issues
Program: Contemporary World CinemaLanguage: French, Flemish English Subtitles
DIRECTOR: Peter Brosens, Jessica Hope Woodworth
Producer: Philippe Avril, Peter Brosens, Sebastien Delloye, Diana Elbaum, J.B. Macrander, Joop van Wijk, JessiEditor: Jessica Hope WoodworthScreenwriter: Peter Brosens, Jessica Hope WoodworthCinematographer: Hans Bruch Jr.Principal Cast: Aurelia Poirier, Django Schrevens, Sam Louwyck, Gill Vancompernolle
Nature goes into full-scale apocalypse in this exquisitely photographed film meditation on death set in a remote farming community in Belgium. Former documentarians Peter Brosens and Jessica Woodworth offer a series of tableaux that slowly build up a picture of a pervasive, endless winter that leads only to famine, starvation and the demise of the human spirit. Underlying events are whispers of suspicions and a sense of Revelations-type doom. Little by little, livestock dies, fish go belly-up, birds fall out of the trees. The bees are gone, the cows no longer give milk. There's no one to blame, no rhyme or reason, only the overpowering threat of nature in the trees swaying in the wind overhead. The village's stores dwindle. Each individual processes in his or her own strange way, and ultimately there is nothing but breakdown and the forces that prey on it.
Words are at a premium—the story is all background sound and images, whether of workaday tasks or the chaste kisses that young Alice and Thomas share in a quarry. The human figures are as much symbol as the Wicker Man about to be burned to bring winter to an end. There are hints of Buñuel and Tarkovsky, even Bergman, while the sere tone and bizarre story collide with the everyday ordinary. The pace is stately, at times almost glacial, as this cinematic poem gives each moment its due. Ambient sound paints depth into the landscape, while the landscape fails its human cargo, and the survivors find chaos within.
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I sucessfully installed PMS on my Synology 412+ NAS and transcoding with ffmpeg and memcoder work, but are pretty choppy.
If I use tsmuxer though I get the following message: [New I/O server worker #1-2] There is no inputstream to return for [tsMuxeR]
Starting tsmuxer manually on the command line I get the following error message which I guess is the reason why PMS/tsmuxer don't work:
./tsMuxeR: /lib/libpthread.so.0: version `GLIBC_2.3.4' not found (required by ./tsMuxeR)
./tsMuxeR: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by ./tsMuxeR)[/b]
Any hint on how I can get tsmuxer work ???
Thanks, in advance!


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SAN JOSE -- Jerry Kill is moving forward and so is the University of Minnesota.
Kill, the Golden Gophers' football coach, suffered an epileptic seizure just before halftime of last week's home game against Western Illinois and had to be hospitalized. It was the fourth such seizure he's had during a game in two-plus seasons with the Golden Gophers, but he'll be on the sideline when Minnesota (3-0) hosts San Jose State (1-1) Saturday at 9 a.m. (ESPN2).
The episode raised many questions, with some suggesting he should step down and others -- such as the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota -- condemning those ideas.
"Jerry is our coach," athletic director Norwood Teague said while addressing local media Monday. "We are 100 percent behind him. I am 100 percent behind him."
During a media teleconference Tuesday, Kill declined to take questions about his health.
"I'm doing fine," Kill said. "Through all of this, I just want to talk about our football program."
He's talked about the issues in the past though. In an August story on ESPN.com, Kill said the seizures make you "feel like you were in a car wreck afterwards."
The man who also has overcome kidney cancer doesn't feel bad for himself, only for those who have to watch one of his episodes, although he concedes the thought of 50,000 people watching him go through it is "embarrassing."
"I've never seen a seizure," Kill told ESPN. "And I don't want to see one."
What Kill is nervous about watching is Spartans quarterback David Fales operate against the Minnesota defense.
"I just think he's a great football player and he makes their team go," Kill said of Fales. "They've got good receivers. He's got great chemistry with them. It's very concerning from a defensive standpoint how to slow them down. If that quarterback's on the field, it's going to make us awfully nervous."
Kill hasn't followed much of what's been said in the aftermath of his latest seizure, but he is grateful for the support he's received from Teague and the university.
"They've showed that support, and I'm very appreciative of it," Kill said. "Part of this that's sometimes forgotten is this game's about the players, not the coach. I appreciate that support, it gives me a lot more time to concentrate on what's important and that's the players."
Part of Kill's business-as-usual approach stems from the fact that, in many ways, this is business as usual for him. He's dealt with enough of these episodes, as have his assistant coaches, that they know how to handle it.
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"When you work with people for extensive lengths of time like that, you really get to know how they think," San Jose State coach Ron Caragher said. "I'm sure they missed Coach, but they carried on as if knowing how he operates."
Kill said it comes down to teaching his players and trusting that they'll know what to do.
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VAIL, Colorado - With one of the biggest halfpipes ever, there's no doubt that the best snowboarders in the world in town for the Burton U.S. Open this week are going to throw big runs in today's semifinals and Saturday's finals.
At roughly 600 feet long, with 22-foot-high walls and an 18-degree slope, riders are calling the Vail halfpipe build by Snow Park Technologies one of the best pipes they've ridden all year.
Kelly Clark, an Olympic gold medalist who has won more in the halfpipe than any other female snowboarder, said the pipe is both long and on a steep slope - just the way she likes it.
"If you have both of those components in the mix ... all of your tricks become bigger and faster - the steepness and pitch play a factor, as well as the length," Clark said.
Clark is still getting six hits - meaning she's able to do six tricks - on the longer pipe, but fellow Vermont native Hannah Teter said after Monday's practice that she thinks the pipe could be a seven-hitter.
The women are fired up about the halfpipe. The biggest names in women's snowboarding right now - Clark, Teter, Elena Hight and Arielle Gold - have an energy going into today's semi final that's hard to believe they could have after such a grueling competition schedule over the last two months.
Elena Hight, 23, is having a strong season and just got back from a week off. She went back to her hometown of South Lake Tahoe and recharged her batteries, she said.
"I feel like now is kind of the best time of the year for me - I'm warmed up, I've gotten time in halfpipe to really get some tricks going that I may not have had in the beginning of the season, so I feel good this week," Hight said.
Arielle Gold, a 16-year-old from Steamboat Springs, is also feeling good - the teenager is getting some well deserved recognition this year after some impressive finishes, including bronze at the Winter X Games behind Clark (gold) and Hight (silver), and a win at the Burton European Open earlier this month.
And at 16, this girl is focused, confident and mature beyond her years.
"Basically, what I was going for in that contest was just to put down a run that I was happy with, which is kind of my goal with every contest," Gold said about the Burton European Open. "When it works out like that and I end up getting on the podium, it's just unreal, and first place - I had no idea that was coming."
Gold has all of a sudden found herself in the spotlight this season, even though she's been competing for years. She's began competing in the Burton U.S. Open as a junior at just 9 years old, she said.
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Gold said the girls will probably hit six and maybe seven tricks, but the guys should be getting five or six.
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Lindenwood's J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts Announces 2013-2014 season of performances
July 3, 2013
Lindenwood's J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts announces its 2013-2014 season lineup, its sixth season since the $32 million performing arts center opened.
The Bezemes Family Theater Main Stage Season consists of 15 touring performances and two academic performances presented by the Lindenwood University Department of Theatre.
The touring performances include Martin Short, Debbie Boone and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Lynn Anderson, Frankie Avalon, The Lettermen, The Lennon Sisters, Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr., The Moscow Festival Ballet performing Giselle, the Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel, Celtic Nights, Peter Nero, Deana Martin, The Addams Family: The National Tour, MEMPHIS: The National Tour, and Wayne Newton.
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(WOMENSENEWS)--All Melinda Millsaps ever wanted was to have a child of her own. During her 20 years as a neonatal nurse in Gainesville, Fla., she helped deliver thousands of babies. After hours and in her spare time, she met scores of eligible men.
But at age 39, with no Mr. Right and no pregnancy on her horizon, Millsaps decided to take matters into her own hands and seek artificial insemination. She was shocked--then horrified--when the very hospital for which sheworked refused to grant her treatment. Heremployer, the Shands HealthCare and Faculty Group Practice in Gainesville, Fla., only reserved donor sperm for married heterosexual couples.
After six years of battling her employer in federal court, Millsaps, now 45, has lost both her legal case (which was decided earlier this year) and her hopes of having a biological child. When Shands refused to offer her care, she sought treatment at other clinics and discovered that her eggs are no longer viable. "If I had just brought a man with me to the clinic six years ago, I would have received treatment," she says. "But I didn't want to have to lie to get health care and I don't think millions of other single women should, either."
Though health agencies have yet to compile solid statistics on the subject, medical experts say a growing number of single women are seeking artificial insemination and other fertility treatments. While women elsewhere in the world are fighting for basic health care, women in the United States are fighting for the technology that will enable them to become parents when and if they so choose. Whether they are among the 6.1 million U.S. women who are infertile--or whether their reproductive systems are fully functioning--these women face discrimination, prohibitive costs and biological clocks that are running out of time.
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The Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 16 percent of reproductive health care providers in the United States routinely refuse to offer treatment to single women. Because there are no laws in the United States that require physicians to treat fertility patients, doctors may turn away single women if they believe children should be raised within the context of a heterosexual marriage.
"When I met doctors who were reluctant to treat me, I argued that I had a stable job and a strong support network," says Millsaps. "I argued that 50 percent of marriages end in divorce, anyway. Even so, Shands and five other clinics flat-out refused to offer me care."
Shands is affiliated with the University of Florida based in Gainesville. All obstetricians and gynecologists who work at Shands are University of Florida personnel.
"However UF physicians will not perform artificial insemination if the patient doesn't suffer from a medical condition, but fertilization/impregnation is not possible solely due to the absences of a male partner," the University of Florida said in a faxed statement to Women's eNews.
In response to discrimination like this, a small but growing number of fertility clinics are marketing themselves to straight single women and lesbians. These include Fenway Community Health in Boston, The Sperm Bank of California in Berkeley and Maia Midwifery and Preconception Services in Orinda, Calif.
Fertility Treatments Can Cost Up to $100,000
For single women who do find doctors willing to help them, the cost of assisted reproduction can be prohibitively expensive. Artificial insemination, in which a woman uses donor sperm to get pregnant, can cost $500 to $5,000. In vitro fertilization, in which a woman's eggs are harvested from her body, fertilized with sperm, then implanted back in her uterus, costs $25,000 to $75,000. Gestational surrogacy, where the embryo resulting from in vitro fertilization is implanted in the womb of a surrogate carrier, costs $50,000 to $100,000.
"Fertility treatments are expensive because the technology involved is very elaborate," says Alina Salganicoff, the director of Women's Health Policy for the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health care policy organization based in Menlo Park, Calif. "And typically, patients must pay for everything out-of-pocket. Health insurers only cover treatments that they consider medically necessary, and they don't define having a child as a medical necessity."
The Washington-based Institute for Women's Policy Research reports that women still earn only 76 cents for every dollar earned by men, a figure that has barely changed since the 1970s. According to the U.S. Census, the median income for women in the United States is $20,000 (compared to $30,500 for men). Due to this financial discrepancy, fertility treatments are often out of reach for women who don't have financial support from a partner. To pay for their treatments, single women may take out loans or second mortgages. They may borrow thousands from friends or family members or rack up credit card bills that they have no hope of repaying.
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According to the most recent U.S. Census, more women than ever are electing to remain single (24 percent) and those who do have children are having them later than ever (at the median age of 25.1, versus 21.4 in 1970). Because more women are postponing marriage and children as they focus their careers, many are finding themselves without a partner just as their reproductive capacity is waning.
"If you want to conceive a child on your own, you need to seek treatment as early as possible," says Dr. David Adamson, a board member for the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, a coalition of reproductive doctors based in Birmingham, Ala. "Since fertility declines markedly after the age of 35, you need to act quickly in order to increase your chances of success."
Determined to have children while there is still time, some single women are taking the preventative measure of having their eggs frozen while they are still viable. Called cryopreservation, this treatment is offered at a handful of clinics in the United States and costs an average $9,000.
"Having this procedure gave me a tremendous sense of relief," says Deana Tanner, a 38-year-old single woman from Georgia who had 19 of her eggs frozen at the Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine in Jacksonville in February. "It has helped me relax and slow down and not worry so much about dating or my reproductive future."
Though they may be racing the clock, single women seeking fertility treatment can take heart in recent medical breakthroughs. For decades, biologists assumed that men make millions of sperm every day, while women are born with all the eggs they'll ever have. But in March, researchers at Harvard University in Boston discovered that stem cells in the ovaries of female mice keep generating new "egg seeds" long into adulthood. Experts suspect that the same may be true of stem cells in adult human females and that science may some day make it possible for women grow extra eggs for their own fertility treatment.
Until this technology and other advances become a reality, single women seeking assisted reproduction must cope with the unique stresses they face. Many are joining support groups run by RESOLVE, an education and advocacy organization for the infertile that is based in Somerville, Mass. Others are reaching out to friends and family members for comfort.
"Trying and failing to get pregnant makes you feel like your heart is falling out," says Sonya Austin, a 22-year-old single mom in Minneapolis, Minn., who conceived her infant son with help from a sperm donor. "If you have a partner, you have someone to share your obsession and help you through the disappointments. I'm just lucky that I had my friends and family supporting me the whole way."
For single women who have yet to successfully achieve pregnancy, persistence remains the best and only hope.
"Reproduction is a biological drive--the greatest drive of any organism," says Millsaps. "Even though I've had no luck with fertility treatment, I still can't imagine life without a child. I want a baby so much that I will continue doing anything I can to have one."
Molly M. Ginty is a freelance writer based in New York City.
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FREMONT -- The once-sizzling fling between Hooters and Fremont appears now to be ice cold, as the chain restaurant's owners say sluggish business is forcing them to close their Mowry Avenue location.
The breakup, which will become official with a closure expected next week, is amicable, but one difference seems irreconcilable: Fremont officials say the restaurant's location -- a block from City Hall and in the heart of the city's proposed downtown -- is a prime spot. But Hooters executives say the location, about two miles east of Interstate 880, is the main reason they are closing.
"It's off the beaten path, so we're looking to relocate to another site in Alameda County that is closer to the freeway," said Doug Kappy, a Hooters executive.
Fremont Vice Mayor Anu Natarajan said the imminent vacancy "is good news" because it provides the city an opportunity to add a business that will enhance its vision for a more urban downtown. "I think the most exciting ideas are the ones that people think cannot happen," she said. "I don't know what those specifics are, but it could be a cool sports bar we don't have yet in Fremont. It could be things that bring the younger generation back and give Fremont the cool factor."
She said it's just a matter of time until the area becomes a hot spot, especially after the construction of Whole Foods and higher-density housing in the proposed 110-acre downtown area is completed.
"In about two to three years, I see that being a great location," Natarajan said. "I never liked the notion that Hooters was the gateway to City Hall."
After its opening in early 2007, Hooters drew overflow crowds for a short time. The restaurant-bar succeeded in selling its time-tested formula -- the adolescent fantasy of scantily clad young waitresses serving beer and bar food amid an arsenal of TVs showing sports. Its popularity in its first month in Fremont prompted a woman to picket for several days along Mowry Avenue, holding a sign that accused the business of objectifying women.
Kappy said the protest was the only one he has encountered as an executive at Hooters Bay Area, which operates the remaining four Hooters restaurants in the region in Dublin, San Bruno, Campbell and Rohnert Park. But over subsequent years, the restaurant's novelty -- and its Tri-City customer base -- wore thin.
The restaurant's exit from Fremont comes a year after Hooters left Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco when its lease expired. That closure and the one in Fremont are anomalies, said Kappy, adding that business remains strong for Hooters, which has more than 400 franchises nationwide and is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.
The Fremont location's final day will be celebrated with a going-away party from 2 to 5 p.m. Feb. 24. The site's 25 employees were informed of the closure in December to give them time to apply to other Hooters locations, Kappy said.
John Foust and Norm Santos, co-workers at a Union City copier company, said they have regularly held work meetings at Hooters. They stopped by the Fremont location Friday to bid farewell and to discuss work issues while snacking on chicken wings and fried pickles. "I'm going to miss this place during the Fremont Festival of the Arts," said Foust, a Fremont resident. "We always started the day at Hooters, and then went to the festival."
Hooters executives said they are aggressively pursuing Alameda County sites and are flirting with Oakland, Union City and other cities along the I-880 corridor.
"We're looking to relocate as soon as possible," Kappy said. "The Hooters brand is as strong as ever."
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Posted 01 November 2009 - 06:04 AM
I'm not here to steal any traffic because some of the links just come back here for more information, every thing can't be done in one tutorial so for the new comers this tutorial should help you a lot because theses are the questions I asked my self when I first started. There is no better place like this Forum out there type anything in Google about hacking a xbox and this sites show up like noting, the community are good at what they do plus the admin's for running a excellent forum. Any thing about my tutorial Please feel free to post here on this Tread if the Admin's and community don't mine because I got Comments turned off on my tutorials, Special thanks go out to all the Admin's and Community for helping me on my journey, So this is my Treat to you guys.
TRICK R TREAT From PhoneyVirus http://xbox-existence.blogspot.com
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Posted 19 November 2009 - 12:18 PM
Some info about Hitachi-LG GDR-3120L with FW 1.51
Activate iso how-to download and install
SSv2 with kreon drive
More info on what drive to buy plus hardware
Fix the Select .ISO, setting layerbreak when there's a DL disc in the drive and Options Tab Plus Picutre
Hope you Guys enjoy.
Posted 21 November 2009 - 04:12 AM
Note: Due to an issue that affects the Liteon ix1.6 it is advised that you start XBCr without a DVD in the drive. Witch I recommend you do even if you got a higher version FW.
Posted 21 November 2009 - 07:02 AM
Updated XBCr and Abgx360 PDF Guides
Putting a Guide together for Schtrom360 Xtract
Big Tip Read the Readme file that comes with every app...
Also a link to the New Updates and Fix's in Abgx360, Schtrom360 and XBCr Guides
Added some info on SSv2 and edit anything about ripping games with a Kreon drive
Special thanks go out to stacker69 and bonedryfags for just saying thanks witch means a lot when 2000+ people viewed it. Hoping to added some more info to abgx360 but Schtrom360 Xtract needs a guide bad now and with the new Wave 4 game's Coming. XBCr will be updated soon by Redline99 just hang in there he just launch XVal 2.0 and Xbox Image Browser v1.0
Special Note: It's recommended to wait for iXtreme LT (Lite Touch) before you play any more backups or originals on an unbanned console flashed with custom firmware. This just applies to Wave 4 Games but some Wave 4 games are playable witch I can't confirm beside EPISODES FROM LIBERTY CITY.
Posted 21 November 2009 - 08:00 PM
will the RawSS be different everytime you rip the same game, everything else checks out.
SS CRC = same (RawSS = different) on my second rip of the same wave 4 game once with s360xa and the other time with xbc
Edited by bonedryfags, 21 November 2009 - 08:03 PM.
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Posted 22 November 2009 - 05:35 PM
well you make a good guide im surprised more people haven't replyed on this topic. i for one can no longer trust the scene any more, i have started to backup my own games.
will the RawSS be different everytime you rip the same game, everything else checks out.
SS CRC = same (RawSS = different) on my second rip of the same wave 4 game once with s360xa and the other time with xbc
Yes the RawSS will be different witch is ok
Hover your mouse over the Blue dot beside (Verify if Stealth Passes under the Options Tab) in Abgx360 for more information. hope this helps but don't for get I don't verify anything with there DB Read my guide on Abgx360.
Something just came to my attention when looking through Abgx360 about the Kreon rips thanks again the info just don't stop, just use your x360 drive and not a Kreon to be on the safe side if you got one, 0800 or 1.61 with 0800 there should be no problems backing up your games that's if the program is up to date.
Posted 23 November 2009 - 05:11 PM
Fixed the dead link's for the PDF's
Added some more info in XBCr Guide
Also put a Guide together for Schtrom360 Xtract
Just News
Backups need to have SplitVid from now on to be safe for LT (Lite Touch)
Just an FYI, iXtreme LT (No ETA) will not care about current or future waves. If you are planning to mod your console, best wait for LT fw.
Wave5 games start to make there way into stores! Left For Dead 2.
Don't forget that this is just news and waiting for the ok on the situation before adding it to the Guide.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 07:04 AM
Added X-S Twitter and X-S Facebook more News Xbox-scene Twitter
Also Liteon 83850-v2 and Liteon 93450 DVD Key Can Now Be Dumped ? forums.xbox-scene.com
Working on HddHackr Guide just did my WD2500BEKT 2 days ago, add one problem I need Par 2 off my Original HDD to play Xbox1 Game's so Putting a little guide together for Xplorer360 and hddhackr. Plus more info added to S360X Guide and some useful link's about x360 drive's plus x360 versions.
Posted 03 December 2009 - 03:44 AM
A overview of the history behind firmware modification & the creation and conclusion of the team formerly 'Team jungle' and the story of an unsuccessful extortion. All views expressed are documented between several members of Team Jungle,THX and the scene and are not opinions expressed by Xbox-Scene.
Read this about the Liteon drive's and c4e been a treader on forums.xbox-scene.com
The "Team Jungle" twitter going on is being done by the developer of Jungle Flasher, who is communicating c4e's progress. While c4e did the firmware mods for THQ, he unfortunately helped push forward the demise of the group and has gone his own way.
Don't get your panties in a knot because if you read the Post on the X-S. It is a fact that there are several people who modified their hitachi, with security/dmi support - before c4e hit the scene and released his modifications!!
Someone will get a Fix for everyone just hang in there!
Edited by PhoneyVirus, 03 December 2009 - 04:22 AM.
Posted 04 December 2009 - 07:12 AM
What is the best burner ?
What DL Media to Use ?
Typos and about everything been Automatic then using S360X or XBCr hope you Guys enjoy!
Sorry about the HDD Upgrade Guide I got a lot of shit to Finish up Sorry. Here's the info for Upgrading your HDD to a fatter Size, All the Link's are located on this Forum so here's my Christmas Giff to X-S.
Xplorer360 For 250gb Drives
Notes For Upgrading From A 20gig To A 120gig Drive
Tutorial For Upgrading any 20, 60, 120 to the 250GB Edition as long as you got that hdd.bin file.
Now what I did first was to use Hddhackr to Flash my WD2500BEKT after I had my 250bg hdd.bin and backed up my FW that was on the WD2500BEKT witch I name undo.bin then after ran hddhackr again to see if the drive was falshed with the 250 hdd.bin so everything went ok. Type hddhackr.exe /? hit enter it should show a list of commands Run Partition command well it'll asked you when your flashing to Create a Partition say YES but just do it over your self to make sure, remember get that undo.bin file off the floppy after you backed it up the WD2500BEKT not your x360 HDD the one you got off Newegg or where ever you got it.
ok now format it in your x360 now here come the fun part play with the devil I put everything back in my x360 that's Original drive Original Game witch I installed to the HDD after it was Formatted then ran the Xbox Live update the version was 8955 and everything turn out Great! not that I'm going online with that HDD every again. Xbox1, Original x360 Games and my backup games all played fine. I also downloaded the update from M$ site Fall8955 and the Original Xbox Game Support November 2007 witch I installed after I installed a Original game to the HDD then Ran Xbox Live to get the 8955 witch you shouldn't have to do if you downloaded from the site. hope the info helps out if your planing to upgrade your HDD Enjoy!
If you want to move files from one drive to the other you going to need Xplorer. I did move the Partition but didn't have any luck with it so that's why I just downloaded Original Xbox Game Support November 2007 for my Xbox1 Games.
Xplorer360 250GB Edition
The Good:
* Drag and drop content to and from (inject/extract) confirmed working on both Partitions 2 and 3.
The Bad:
* Do not use any sort of backup or restore image features with this patched version.
* Do not use this version with 20, 60, or 120 gig drives.
What version to use ?
Xplorer360 Extreme2
You may be able to just use Xplorer360 Extreme2 version and not need the Xplorer360 Beta6 version at all, you may also be able to skip some of the steps in the tutorial on forums.xbox-scene.com Hex Editing witch ant needed if you use the new updated HddHackr_v1.22_Build_20091022 thanks to this version, which I noted.
Edited by PhoneyVirus, 04 December 2009 - 08:07 AM.
Posted 16 December 2009 - 02:30 AM
Call me retarded but ive tried everything exept buying a new stuff, and I just cant get anything to work, I have an I/O magic dvd burner.. only thing I can buy were I live, and a modded xbox I got from a friend, I know plays burned games becouse he gave me a few with the system, I have no idea what the xbox was modded with however, and ive tried about 4 different programs and followed tons of step by step guides but nuthing works, I finally got it so that it will burn, but when I try to play it the xbox reads it as a dvd, and pops up the xbox image, and if you press buttons on the controller it just brings up a menu with like stop play rewind... movie stuff.
Found your guide and got exited but.... I still cant make backups... all the drive stuff cunfused me so i just egnored it intell the xbox backup creater part but the options in your guide that you click on to rip are greyed out for me...
Like I said im prolly just bieng retarded trying to do this and I am completly clueless, ive spent about $200 dollars so far "attempting" to burn 360 games, and 10 dl disks.....
If thiers anyway you could help it would be awsome
p.s. other than that I dont know what alot of stuff is your guid seems to be alot better than the others ive come across, course I prefer videos becouse you cant get confused couse you see what to do.... even though doing exactly what they show I dont get the same results lol.
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Published: Monday, July 1, 2013 at 6:35 a.m.
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BRADENTON - A Bradenton man was arrested Monday night, charged with stabbing a 60-year-old acquaintance during a fight Sunday night, says the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
Alexis Bell, 30, was arrested Monday, charged with aggravated battery with deadly weapon.
About 5 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to a stabbing in the 5600 block of 8th Street Court East. Deputies learned that Robert Lee Williams, 60, was stabbed by Bell. The two men, who are acquaintances according to reports, were arguing when the verbal confrontation turned physical.
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Deputies responded after a report of an argument and fight at about 5 p.m. Sunday in the 5600 block of 8th St. Court East. Robert Lee Williams, 61, was stabbed and taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Alexis Bell, 30, stabbed Williams after a confrontation turned physical, deputies say. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
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This is my current fav running playlist:
Everybody Went Low 3:20 John Hiatt The Tiki Bar is Open
Alive Again 4:07 Chicago Chicago Greatest Hits
Good Morning Aztlan 4:07 Los Lobos Good Morning Aztlan
(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To 3:29 Weezer Raditude
Mr. Brightside 3:43 The Killers Hot Fuss
Day By Day 3:27 The Hooters Nervous Night
What's So Funny 'Bo 3:31 Elvis Costello
Waiting For Somebody 3:28 Paul Westerberg Singles Soundtrack
Bruce Springsteen - Seven Nights to Rock (Live 2003) 5:25 Bruce Springsteen live
Meryl I may not be there yet, but I'm closer than I was yesterday. ~Author Unknown
C25K Graduate 7/18/2009
I'm doing C25K, and having a background in audio editing, I create my own custom music-cue tracks for my (not-iPod) MP3 player. I've been selecting songs from these bands:
Death Cab for Cutie
Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Chiefs
Snow Patrol
The Proclaimers
The Fratellis
Turin Brakes
Completed Races:
Broad Run 5K Trail Race - 4/24/10 - 48:16
March on Melanoma 5K - 5/8/10 - 46:49
Race to Victory 5K - 5/22/10 - 44:03
Upcoming Races:
Heritage 5K - 10/3/10
"He saves worlds, rescues civilizations, defeats terrible creatures and runs a lot. Seriously, there's an outrageous amount of running involved." - Donna Noble, "Doctor Who"
I love trance. I run to it. It's amazing.
Jody Den Broeder remixes of pop songs
MSTRKRFT remixes of pop songs
and the trance around the world podcast #tatw twitter tag. Its 2 hours of straight trance every week. Its amazing. I LOVE IT. check it out.
Great stuff here! My wife runs a lot of marathons and I try to help by matching music to her pace w/ bpms. I also try to find songs that are inspirational, about running, or at least are fun w/ great beat (no "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Loser", "Blister in the Sun", etc.) I now have over 25 hours of music that's focused on indie/alternative/classic rock, and power-pop but w/ several R&B, Hip Hop, even country-rock mixed in. A sample of some favorites are below (w/ bpm)…
Check it out more at http://www.remanents.com/blog/bold-pace-music/
Fire it up – Modest Mouse (172): Time to "Fire it up"…'nuf said.
Girl U Want - Devo (173): "Look at you with your mouth watering, look at you with your mind spinnin'"…face paced fun w/ Devo.
Friend or Foe – Adam & the Ants (184): Always good for a fun, up-tempo song, Adam Ant stands and delivers with "I want those who get to know me, to become admirers or my enemies". Take a look around and size up the competition…"Friend or Foe"!
Strict Time – Elvis Costello (184): Listen to the King: "Toughen up, toughen up…Keep your lip buttoned up…Strict time"
Beautiful Day – U2 (136): Great start to a marathon…even if it's raining, gotta believe it's "a beautiful day…don't let it get away"
The Way We Get By – Spoon (152): This Austin, TX band is one of my favorites for running music. This song was featured on the OC. "We go out in stormy weather…and that's the way we get by"…just in case we have to offset "Beautiful Day", you're prepared either way.
This Year – The Mountain Goats (140): Can easily substitute "marathon" for "year" in the chorus "I am going to make it thru this marathon if it kills me".
If Looks Could Kill – Camera Obscura (158): While "camera obscura" is Latin for "dark room", the band is usually very sunny with lyrics that are always catchy, upbeat and very clever. This one just seems to be made for a good run w/ "you got to go" and "maybe I can make it better".
Joker and the Thief – Wolfmother (158): Wolfmother sounds like a combination of The Scorpions and Rush and just an enjoyable power song w/ lyrics like "he makes his way across the land" and the chorus of "we are not going home"…rock on!
Salute Your Solution – Raconteurs (165): It doesn't matter if Jack White is with The White Strips, the Raconteurs, or the Dead Weather, he always delivers. Just keep running and picture Jack mocking the other runners with "I got what I got all despite you, and I get what I get just to spite you" and encouraging you to "Salute your Solution".
Daylight – Matt & Kim (166): A fun, up-tempo song w/ mindful running safety lyrics mixed in…"slip and slide on subway grates…these shoes are poor mans ice skates" and "i miss yellow lines in my roads"
Wolf Like Me – TV on the Radio (177): "My mind has changed, my body's frame but god I like it…my hearts aflame, my body's strained but god I like it"
Break on Through - Doors (185): A classic running song with nice, fast pace down the home stretch reminding you to push your limits and "Break on Through to the Other Side".
Ballroom Blitz – Sweet (194): Just the start of this song will keep you going…"Alright fellas (or substitute ladies) – Let's Go!"
Happy Hour – Housemartins (185): Gotta end w/ a fun song and what could be more appropriate, it's "Happy Hour"…you definitely deserve it!
Amen to what Dan Peter said. TATW podcast by Above and Beyond. "Uplifting Trance" for a continuous two hours with a new episode each week. No playlist burnout. Because Welcome to the Jungle and Eye of the Tiger can only get you through tough runs so many times.
I always put it on shuffle so that it keeps things exciting.
Bad Romance - Lady Gaga
Dr. Yang - Ben Folds
Single Ladies - Beyonce
Poker Face - Lady Gaga
Unbreakable - Michael Jackson
Little Secrets - Passion Pit
Love Addict - Family Force 5
Paparazzi - Lady Gaga
Invincible - Michael Jackson
This Too Shall Pass - Ok Go
D-I-E-4-Y-O-U - Family Force 5
Telephone - Lady Gaga (yes, you are noticing a pattern)
Scream - Michael Jackson
I Believe In a Thing Called Love - The Darkness
(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To - Weezer
Hello Hurricane - Switchfoot
Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
15 Step - Radiohead (from one of my all-time favorite albums, In Rainbows)
Beat It - Michael Jackson
I obviously have an affinity for pop music. I didn't realize that until I made my running playlist on my iPhone. Arg.
Theme from Rocky (best running song ever)
Livin' On a Prayer - Bon Jovi
Indestructible - Disturbed
Ten Thousand Fists - Disturbed
Only the Young - Journey
Guerrilla Radio - Rage Against the Machine
Black Betty - Ram Jam
Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
The Enemy - Godsmack
A rather high % of the songs I listen to drop the f-bomb. LOL I like to get a good pump from the music and do better when I "run angry". It is me vs. everything and anything.
Eyes On AIDS 5k, October 2, 2010 --- 29:26
Lots of good ideas in this thread!
My personal taste is for post rock and similar stuff, so lots of Mogwai, Mono, God is an Astronaut, té, 65daysofstatic etc. Works for me
I'm a new runner, and after several weeks of running with the iPod on shuffle, I decided it was time to put together a playlist of songs that work for me.
Woke Up This Morning (the Sopranos theme)-- Alabama 3
Come Along with Me-- Tityo
Rock & Roll-- Eric Hutchinson
Momentum-- Aimee Mann
She's on Fire-- Train
All These Things That I Have Done-- the Killers
Jigsaw Falling into Place-- Radiohead
Frontline-- Pillar
Ain't No Rest for the Wicked-- Cage the Elephant
Hungry Like the Wolf-- Duran Duran
Can't Stop Now-- Keane
Going the Distance-- Cake
It's Amazing-- Jem
@ JohntheLawyer: Run Like Hell-- Pink Floyd. Brilliant! Think I'll have to add that to mine!
I love all kinds of music, more-so Country, but when I run I need something loud, hard and fast. This is a "few" songs on my iPod classic under my "Running Mix" and I set it to shuffle. Worded well for me on the Marine Corps Half Marathon last month and Beirut Memorial 10K last week. And I am always looking to add more music!! I think if I didn't have any music those runs would really suck...it helps my mind go blank and just run.
AC-DC - Thunderstruck
Atreyu - Doomsday, Honor, Falling Down & Blow
Avenged Sevenfold - Nightmare, Lost & Bat Country
Burn Halo - Dirty Little Girl
Crossfade - No Giving Up
Disturbed - The Game, Conflict, Ten Thousand Fists, Rise, Liberate & Indestructable
Dope - I'm Back, Revolution, Addiction, Violence & Die MF Die
Five Finger Death Punch - Hard To See, No One Gets Left Behind, Walk Away, War Is Forever, Ashes & Never Enough
Hinder - Use Me
Korn - Word Up!, Here To Stay & Got The Life
Lacuna Coil - Swamped
Metallica - Blackened, Harvester Of Sorrow, It's Electric, Sabbra Cadabra, Astronomy, Whiskey In The Jar, Last Caress, Cyanide, Breadfan, 2x4 & King Nothing
Nickelback - Something In Your Mouth, Burn It To The Ground, Next Go Around & S.E.X
Papa Roach - Kick In The Teeth
Seether - No Jesus Christ
Shinedown - Devour
Staind - Mudshovel, For You & Falling
Three Days Grace - Roit, Pain, Animal I Have Become, Just Like You & The Good Life
Volbeat - Hallelujah Goat, Still Counting, & Mary Anns Place
Static X - Wisconsin Death Trip, Dirthouse, Otsegolation & Push It
Hope this lil playlist helps those looking.
Semper Fi!
Semper Fi!
Completed Races:
Marine Corps Physical Training - For the last 15 years all over the globe. "In Every Climb and Place"
Marine Corps Half Marathon - Camp LeJeune, NC - 9/25/10 - 2:18:50
Beirut Memorial 10k - Camp Johnson, NC - 10/9/10 - 53:57
Oktoberfest 5k - Jacksonville, NC - 10/23/10 - 22:59
Midnight Run for Ovarian Cancer 5k - Wilmington, NC - 10/29/10 - 23:00
Upcoming Races:
Swansboro Rotary Tideland News Great Mullet Run - Swansboro, NC - 11/13/10
Marine Corps Half Marathon - Fredericksburg, VA - 5/??/11
Marine Corps Marathon - Washington DC - 10/??/11 (decided I am gonna do this come hell or high water...that is if I am not deployed!!)
Right now, my playlist looks a little like:
The Distance: Cake
Never There: Cake
Tripping Billies: Dave Matthews Band
End of the World: Dave Matthews Band
I Did It: Dave Matthews Band
Alive With The Glory of Love: Say Anthing
Photobooth: Death Cab for Cutie
Cath...: Death Cab For Cutie
We Looked Like Giants: Death Cab for Cutie
Dirt Off Your Shoulder: Jay-Z
Empire State of Mind: Jay-Z
Blah, Blah, Blah: Ke$ha
Single Ladies: Beyonce
Hoppipola: Sigur Ros
Yellow Submarine: The Beatles
Come Together: The Beatles
Satelite: Guster
Great DJ: The Ting Tings
Shake It Out: Tilly in the Wall
Poison & Wine: The Civil Wars
They Bring Me To You: Joshua Radin
Winter: Joshua Radin
Take Me To The Riot: Stars
The First Five Times: Stars
Elevator Love Letter: Stars
You Talk Too Much: The Strokes
You, Me, The Bourgousie: The Submarines
Pumpkin Soup: Kate Nash
Paper Planes: M.I.A.
... and I could go on and on. I try to have a lot of different music on my play list. I feel as if it keeps me motivated.
I'm in the W8/W9 of C25K so my playlist is calculated for a +- 5K including warm up and cooldown.
boston: more than a feeling (warm up)
jermaine jackson&pia zadora: when the rain begins to fall
the beach boys: good vibrations
elvis presley: jailhouse rock
chuck berry: let's twist again
ray charles: hit the road jack
the weathergirls: it's raining men
fleetwood mac: go your own way
the beach boys: i get around
the clash: london's calling
jan&dean: dead man's curve
boney m: by the rivers of babylon (cooldown)
PB 5k (training): 25:32, PB 10K (training): 56:05, PB 20k: 1:55:13, PB half marathon: 2:01:32
4/2/2011 Prague International Half Marathon 2:03:37
6/04/2011 Silva Nortica Trail Half Marathon 2:14:54
6/18/2011 Olomouc Half Marathon
8/14/2011 Zebrak 25K
Not faster, but farther. Not catch up, but hunt down.
Lots of Blackeye Peas
Jay Z
Kanye West
Thanks for all of the wonderful ideas!!! I am running in my second 5k tomorrow morning with my kids!!!
aka Coach Red
34, mom of 2, Running newbie!
Warrior Dash here I come!
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