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When he ended his life last year by shooting himself in the chest, Junior Seau had a degenerative brain disease often linked with repeated blows to the head.
Researchers from the National Institutes of Health said Thursday the former NFL star�s abnormalities are consistent with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.
The hard-hitting linebacker played for 20 NFL seasons with San Diego, Miami and New England before retiring in 2009. He died at age 43 of a self-inflicted gunshot in May, and his family requested the analysis of his brain.
�We saw changes in his behavior and things that didn�t add up with him,� his ex-wife, Gina, told The Associated Press. �But (CTE) was not something we considered or even were aware of. But pretty immediately (after the suicide) doctors were trying to get their hands on Junior�s brain to examine it.�
The NIH, based in Bethesda, Md., studied three unidentified brains, one of which was Seau�s, and said the findings on Seau were similar to autopsies of people �with exposure to repetitive head injuries.�
�It was important to us to get to the bottom of this, the truth,� Gina Seau said. �And now that it has been conclusively determined from every expert that he had obviously had CTE, we just hope it is taken more seriously. You can�t deny it exists, and it is hard to deny there is a link between head trauma and CTE. There�s such strong evidence correlating head trauma and collisions and CTE.�
In the final years of his life, Seau had wild behavioral swings, according to Gina and to 23-year-old son, Tyler, along with signs of irrationality, forgetfulness, insomnia and depression.
�He emotionally detached himself and would kind of �go away� for a little bit,� Tyler Seau said. �And then the depression and things like that. It started to progressively get worse.�
He hid it well in public, they said, but not when he was with family or close friends.
Seau joins a list of several dozen football players who were found to have CTE. Boston University�s center for study of the disease reported last month that 34 former pro players and nine who played only college football suffered from CTE.
The NFL faces lawsuits by thousands of former players who say the league withheld information on the harmful effects of concussions.
According to an AP review of 175 lawsuits, 3,818 players have sued. At least 26 Hall of Fame members are among the players who have done so.
The National Football League, in an email to the AP, said: �We appreciate the Seau family�s cooperation with the National Institutes of Health. The finding underscores the recognized need for additional research to accelerate a fuller understanding of CTE.
�The NFL, both directly and in partnership with the NIH, Centers for Disease Control and other leading organizations, is committed to supporting a wide range of independent medical and scientific research that will both address CTE and promote the long-term health and safety of athletes at all levels.�
NFL teams have given a $30 million research grant to the NIH.
The players� union called the NIH report on Seau �tragic.�
�The only way we can improve the safety of players, restore the confidence of our fans and secure the future of our game is to insist on the same quality of medical care, informed consent and ethical standards that we expect for ourselves and for our family members,� the NFLPA said in a statement.
�This is why the players have asked for things like independent sideline concussion experts, the certification and credentialing of all professional football medical staff and a fairer workers compensation system in professional football,� it said.
Seau is not the first former NFL player who killed himself and later was found to have had CTE. Dave Duerson and Ray Easterling are the others.
Before shooting himself, Duerson, a former Chicago Bears defensive back, left a note asking that his brain be studied for signs of trauma. His family filed a wrongful-death suit against the NFL, claiming the league didn�t do enough to prevent or treat the concussions that severely damaged his brain.
Easterling played safety for the Atlanta Falcons in the 1970s. After his career, he suffered from dementia, depression and insomnia, according to his wife, Mary Ann. He committed suicide last April.
Mary Ann Easterling is among the plaintiffs who have sued the NFL.
Tyler Seau played football through high school and for two years in college. He says he has no symptoms of brain trauma.
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Gina Seau�s son Jake, now a high school junior, played football for two seasons but has switched to lacrosse and has been recruited to play at Duke.
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BRECKENRIDGE - The Western Slope's Emergency Fire Fund has been around since 1967. Summit County has never needed it.
Local fire agencies were able to contain more than 50 fire starts independently last year without having to call on assistance or funding from elsewhere in the state.
But Summit officials call the fire fund, to which county contributes $27,000 a year toward a $1 million account that helps cover the cost of fighting wildfires in Colorado, an "insurance policy," securing the county's access to state emergency funds should there be a catastrophic wildfire.
"Participation in the fund is part of our comprehensive wildfire planning," Summit County emergency manager Joel Cochran said. "If we delegate the management of a fire from the county to the state because the fire's bigger than our ability to manage, if we weren't a member of the fire fund then the costs of that fire would come back to the county. We would potentially not be eligible to get reimbursable money to offset the fire costs."
Counties across western Colorado chip in on the fire fund. Last year, the entire $1 million balance was used up by early March when Jefferson County cashed in to fight the Lower North Fork Fire.
That money was a drop in the bucket compared to the $24.5 million the state spent fighting wildfires by the end of the season.
Still, Summit County and others continue to pay into the fund as a point of access to emergency funding from Gov. John Hickenlooper's office in the event of a serious wildfire.
"It truly is the gateway to the governor's funds," Summit County Commissioner Thomas Davidson said Tuesday.
The fire fund system only applies to fires on private land. The federal government picks up the tab for fires on U.S. Forest Service land, such as the Keystone Gulch fire in June 2011.
Once approved, Summit's participation in the state fire fund continues for five years. The portion of the total $1 million paid by the county government is calculated based on a formula that takes into account the amount of wildland-urban interface in each county. Larger counties like Jefferson contribute higher amounts.
In the event of a catastrophic wildfire, even with assistance from the fire fund and the governor's office for the initial attack on the blaze, the county would still likely be saddled with costs including those associated with feeding and sheltering firefighters.


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Women who have overcome breast cancer are encouraged to get involved with the American Cancer Society's Reach to Recovery program.
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Details and cover art for Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's story starring Janni Nemo, daughter of LoEG member Captain Nemo, have been released.
"Asterix and the Picts" enters debate about Scottish independence! Freed Chinese cartoonist speaks out against crackdown! Interviews with Alan Moore, Andy Kubert, Greg Rucka and more!
Why did Alan Moore quit DC Comics the first time? Can Marvel own the rights to a real person, and what was the U.S. Military's problem with Mjolnir?
During Marvel's Cup O' Joe panel, the publisher presented a video of Neil Gaiman announcing the return of Miracleman, including the never-seen ending of his and Mark Buckingham's story.
Speculation stirs that comiXology could go public! Alan Moore talks "Fashion Beast"! Interviews with Shannon O'Leary, Charles Brownstein and more! Algeria's homegrown manga! Plus more!
Montreal Comiccon expects more than 50,000 attendees this weekend! Interviews with Jim Steranko, Alan Moore and Sarah Horrocks! Brian Michael Bendis teaching at University of Oregon! Plus more!
John Higgins tells CBR TV how his work on "Razorjack" was partially a response to his personal experience as the colorist for "Watchmen," the ways in which the latter project affected his career and more.
Fox has committed to a pilot for a television adaption of Alan Moore's "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," which will feature Captain Nemo, the Invisible Man and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
HeroesCon increases exhibition space to 200,000 square feet! Alan Moore talks magic and comics! Geoff Johns looks back on "Green Lantern"! Brian Buccellato talks "The Flash" Plus more!
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Star Wars Omnibus: Wild Space" vol. 1 TP featuring stories by a cadre of creators including Alan Moore, Chris Claremont and Carmine Infantino.
Cartoonist Peter Bagge discusses "Other Stuff," his new collection from Fantagraphics, incorporating humor and history in his work and collaborating with Alan Moore, Robert Crumb, Johnny Ryan and Daniel Clowes.
A Nebraska public library has rejected a request to either remove Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's "Batman: The Killing Joke" from shelves or move the 1988 DC Comics one-shot out of the young-adult area.
Christos Gage and VP of Publishing Jim Kuhoric hosted Avatar Press' ECCC panel, giving details on Gage's "Absolution" sequel, Garth Ennis' "Crossed" live-action webisodes and more Alan Moore "Neonomicon" in 2013.
Nat Webb gives Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's "Nemo: Heart of Ice" 4.5 stars, calling the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" original graphic novel "a fun adventure story supported by a complex thematic weave."
Black Mask Studios, founded by "30 Days of Night" creator Steve Niles, has announced its launch titles including an issue of "Occupy Comics" that reunites "V For Vendetta" creative team Alan Moore and David Lloyd.
In a twist on BEFORE THEY WERE FAMOUS, Tim takes a whole new angle with AFTER THEY WERE FAMOUS with a look at the Rick Veitch written-and-drawn "Swamp Thing" #65, the first post-Moore issue of the series.
Charles Soule, creator of Image Comics' "27," sets out for the marshlands as the new writer of "Swamp Thing" for DC Comics. CBR News spoke with him about his plans to dig deep into the heart of the character.
In the second installment of CSBG's three-part 400th edition celebration, discover if Alan Moore was originally going to continue writing Superman after "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?"
Mary and Bryan Talbot's "Dotter of Her Father's Eyes" is first graphic novel to win Costa Book Award! Jacques Tardi refuses France's top honor! South Carolina librarian defends decision to remove Alan Moore's "Neonomicon"! Plus much more!
Tim reveals his TOP 10 COMICS OF 2012, featuring the work of Matt Fraction, Alan Moore, Michael DeForge, Ryan North, and many other top comic book talents to today.
With Vertigo Executive Editor Karen Berger departing her position and the cancellation of "Hellblazer," CBR looks at the history of the acclaimed DC Comics' imprint and presents our picks for its top ten series.
DC Comics has provided CBR News with an exclusive first look at Michael Cho's variant for "Before Watchmen: Minutemen" #5. The issue, written and drawn by Darwyn Cooke, goes on sale December 5.
In response to a reader question, Tim takes a step back from the crush of current comics to reflect on what would make his All-Time Top 10 comics list. Can Kirby, Moore and Giffen make the cut?
DC Comics' "Before Watchmen" line continues to grow with a "Dollar Bill" one-shot from Len Wein and Steve Rude being announced for late January.
Grant Morrison spoke with CBR at MorrisonCon about "Multiversity," an 8-issue multiple-Earth epic from DC Comics featuring Nazi Superman, the black Superman of Earth 23 and an Alan Moore-inspired Earth Charlton.
Stan Lee cancels second public engagement! Molly Crabapple recounts Occupy Wall Street arrest! Art Spiegelman talks "Maus" and comics! Alan Moore on influences and upcoming work! David Lloyd talks "Aces Weekly"! Plus more!
Tim considers three overlooked movies that changed comics forever, particularly when in comes to the work of Grant Morrison, Matt Fraction, and Alan Moore.
Alan Moore to appear at inaugural Northamptonshire convention! Mark Waid talks digital comics! Veteran editor Diana Schutz talks her about her career! Jamie S. Rich and Mike Norton chat about "It Girl"! Plus more!
Independent publisher Top Shelf welcomed award-winning talent and their fans to Comic-Con International to announce new books, an animated project, and their latest digital releases.
The dark-edged comics of Avatar Press stepped into the spotlight in sunny San Diego as Editor-in-Chief William Christiansen laid out the publisher's upcoming projects, including a new series by Alan Moore.
As Marvel goes cosmic on big screen, Jim Starlin may be staking his claim to Thanos! Tim Marchman interviews Len Wein about "Before Watchmen"! Reclusive Steve Ditko (sort of) profiled! Tokyopop willing to negotiate rights to OGNs!
James Hunt gives "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 2009" 5 stars, saying the tale by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill "sits happily alongside the previous League volumes as arguably one of the greatest comics of all time."
Legendary comic creator Alan Moore and director Mitch Jenkins are set to debut their first two short films "Act of Faith" and "Jimmy's End" at The Creators Project in New York this October.
Artist Joseph Remnant and Editor/Publicist Jeff Newelt spoke with CBR News about working with comics legend Harvey Pekar on "Cleveland," Remnant's comic "Blindspot" and bringing on Alan Moore to pen an introduction to the book.
The Antichrist arrives in this week's Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 2009," and he bears quite a few similarities to a certain boy magician. ROBOT 6 has details.
In another installment of BEFORE THEY WERE FAMOUS, Tim explores the final pre-Alan Moore issue of "Supreme" and finds a lot more plot, but just as many rippled muscles, as he bargained for.
Brian Cronin and Chad Nevett kick off their new "Before Watchmen" joint-review column with a look at Darwyn Cooke's Before Watchmen: Minutemen" #1
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Williams uses digital fabrication techniques to create translucent porcelain relief objects of local housing called lithophanes, which the artist then mounts to the end of telescopes. While the artist employs web searches and photography as part of his process, his use of an observation instrument designed to enhance our gaze actually reveals our distance from and proximity to the recent housing crisis in the U.S. By placing us in a position to view Wilmington's apartment buildings through a lens in the gallery, he visualizes the domestic sphere in a contemporary artistic setting.
Williams also examines Wilmington's residential life through a series of ink drawings on vellum. Created on this semi transparent substrate, each rendering features a delicate line drawing of a local home. The blank space between the lines reinforces such dualities as presence and absence, emptiness and fullness, and hints at the fragility of what we think of as a fixed object. Our conventional idea of a warm and welcoming home is ultimately resignified by Williams' stark and skeletal representation of this powerful symbol of the American dream.
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When the United States Air Force is drawn into conflict in Libya after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Dreamland's Whiplash intervention team wields its latest invention—a highly advanced unmanned aerial drone—with tragic consequences. Now it's not only the future of Dreamland at stake—but NATO as well. An action-packed, page-turning military adventure, Collateral Damage: A Dreamland Thriller puts New York Times bestselling writing team of Dale Brown and Jim DeFelice in the ranks of such international thriller writers as James Rollins, Clive Cussler, and Vince Flynn.
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The fires still burn in Libya years after the fall of Gaddafi, forcing NATO to intervene in a new war that could have devastating consequences for the volatile region. But something has gone terribly wrong with a "foolproof" new superweapon, resulting in the shocking deaths of innocents.
The latest military miracle to come out of the Whiplash group was designed to eliminate any possibility of human error—yet civilians die when a computer-controlled UAV drone inexplicably goes rogue while the whole world watches. Now the entire Whiplash program is under fire, as the weapon's creator heads into the blistering heat of the conflict to discover if sabotage caused his infallible machine to fail. But there's an enemy waiting for him, determined to unleash more chaos and terror and death—which sends pilot Turk Mako to the skies once more to prove that, in the heat of battle, a skilled ace can do what no computer can.
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Catch up with old friends and meet some new ones on April Fools Day at Grandview Park. This is the perfect place and time to sign up for the Des Moines Disc Golf Club and you can prepay for league too!
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Mum sent me over some of her friand tins and her recipe. She agreed to let me share it with you. (Mum tells me the recipe is based on Maureen Simpson's, but to me, it's entirely my mum's). Here it is:
175g butter, 125g almond meal, 250g sifted icing sugar, 55g plain flour, 5 egg whites, 10 friand moulds.
Put butter into a saucepan and simmer gently until it just starts to turn pale golden (but don't burn). Then set aside to cool slightly. This preparation of the butter produces a delicate nutty flavour.
Grease and flour (v important) the friand moulds well then spoon in the batter, filling them no more than three-quarters full.
The friands should rise up.
Turn out onto a cake rack to cool (with your hand covered with a tea towel, up turn each tin into your palm and bang the base with a knife until the friand falls out and into your hand - my mum's tins have very dented bottoms as a result!).
When mixing the ingredients you can always add orange or lemon rind, blueberries, raspberries, banana and poppy seed, substitute some plain flour for cocoa - the possibilities are endless.


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Florida is hatching some new reality TV stars.
Two bald eagles — nicknamed Ozzie and Harriet — and their two eggs are becoming viral video sensations from their nest in Fort Myers.
North Fort Myers real estate agent Richard Pritchett put the camera near the nest and within a few months has gotten more than 2 million views.
One of the eaglets recently hatched, and the second is close to hatching. Viewers will soon see the birds learn to fly, forage and leave the nest, which is 60 feet above the ground in a tree.
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text: Daphne Zuniga (of Melrose Place fame) stars as Kelly Fairchild, a college co-ed who is currently pledging a sorority at her local college. The annual initiation prank requires Kelly and 3 other pledges to break into the local mall after hours to steal the security guard's uniform. As the Slasher God's would have it, a killer is on the loose! Mix in scenes from Kelly's recurring childhood nightmare, a mental asylum and a student/professor relationship and you get the perfect recipe for a slightly better than average slasher flick.


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I bought a generator last year. I'd gotten fed up with power outtages and so I decided to get proactive about it. I'm getting ready to have the generator hooked up so that it comes on when the power fails, an automatic switchover. Living in Spokane, on two occasions I have been without electricity once for four days and the other for 12 days. I've had power drops of two to five hours about four to six times a year. Let me tell you, life changes pretty radically when you go over a week without power. At least I had water. Some of the people live on lines that require a pump to keep their pressure up. With the power gone, their water went with it. Being out of power in a city for over a week is a phenomenal experience. Many stores are closed, and those that are open are either hand writing bank card charges or accepting cash. Banks are closed –or at least seriously limited in function. When the money stops flowing, everything stops flowing.
These days, with my condition much more fragile than ever, I have medical support equipment that needs to work. I managed to get equipment that is able to function on battery power, the batteries consistently charged by the grid until that power stops. Then it shifts to battery only. This only works for a day or so when the battery depletes and there's no way to recharge it.
As a result of storms, millions of Americans got to experience life in the stone age. Having to cook food on barbecues or some cobbled up stove, having to wash with cold water, unless you heated water on whatever you were cooking on. Simple hygeine suffers when the washing machne doesn't run, never mind the electric clippers, shavers and other powered toilety devices. We tend to lose power every time nature raises her voice, shaking the wires from their roosts and plunging us into darkness. People in certain areas are so used to power interruptions from storms keep a suuply of flshlights and laterns along with cookstoves as a matter of course. The habit is beginning to spread throughout the nation, now that we have seen nature playing no favorites, hitting everywhere.
As it is we are already overloading the grid on hot days or cold day as we turn up the heat or air conditioning. This hasw come to the point that now power companies are promoting the use of "smart" power meters that allow them to decide how much power any given home can use at any given time. They could turn off your washer-dryer or dishwasher or even oven when the draw on the grid reaches a particular point. Day to day we're seeing more brownouts or rolling blackouts in addition to catastrophic outtages. There's no question that the system could and should be improved.
This happens because we're too stupid to bury our cables. If you add up the repair and maintenance costs of dealing with our electrical infrastructure, it adds up to a lot more than it would have cost to bury those wires, safe away from the usual events that kill off our electricity.
As my home is being remodeled to better accommodate my handicaps, I am having the house rewired. I am putting in low voltage lines to operate LED based lighting throughout the house. That means that I can run those circuits from batteries. The batteries I can charge up either with the grid, the power coming to my home, or I can install solar cells and get the electricity that way. With the generator set up to operate my furnace, medical devices and our means of communicating, when this is all done I should be a lot more comfortable the next time the power goes out. And it will go out because the lines that carry my electricity will break as a result of ice weight, a wind storm, or an accident that collapses a pole.
After the last few years and the natural disasters we've experienced, more and more people are starting to think about alternative power. What was once considered only a mantra of the environmentalists, people are embracing the value in having a stand-by method of getting electricity. Considering that government budgets aren't supportive of our infrastructure, our highways, water and sewers, and our electricity is in greater and growing jeopardy as time goes by. One of the anti-terrorism concerns is the interruption of the national power grid. A majr failure in the three national grids could turn back the technology clock by a century.
There seems to be very little interest in the government spending money on infrastructure improvement. But that's what it would take. To fund and direct a public works product of that size would take a government agency, just as the highway and other systems. But current political rhetoric speaks to just about everything but the infrastructure so I don't hold out a lot of hope for anything to improve any time soon. So, I'm making changes in my home to accommodate a more sporadic delivery of electricity.


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The Paradise, Boston, MA
Set 1: BagAC/DC Bag, YEMYou Enjoy Myself > Wilson, PeachesPeaches en Regalia, Donna Lee, Fee > Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, LizardsThe Lizards, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: SlothThe Sloth, Fluffhead, HoodHarry Hood, Ya Mar, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Possum, BowieDavid Bowie
Encore: Contact > GTBTGood Times Bad Times
· Theme from Popeye and Theme from Jeopardy! teases in Run Like an Antelope
Average Song Gap: 7.2
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Antelope contained Popeye and Jeopardy! theme teases.
Song Distribution:
5 Junta
5 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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- Oct 4:
- 2012: O'Brien: With Oracle vulnerable, CEO Larry Ellison embarks on final battle to shape his legacy
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- 2012: At 68, Oracle's flamboyant, multibillionaire CEO Larry Ellison still going strong
- Oracle CEO Larry Ellison: College dropout to billionaire
- Jul 1:
- Lanai to Oracle's Ellison: What Hawaii's rural island residents want from their new owner
- Jun 26:
- Cassidy: Oracle's Larry Ellison and the Winslows of Marin need to spin their lavish purchases
- Hawaii OKs Lanai sale to Oracle's Ellison; deal closes Wednesday
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- Oracle founder Larry Ellison buys 98 percent of Hawaii's Lanai
HONOLULU -- Oracle (ORCL) billionaire Larry Ellison has closed on his deal to buy most of the Hawaiian island of Lanai, the island's seller said Thursday.
Billionaire David Murdock's Castle & Cooke Inc. said the deal had been completed for about 88,000 acres on the island near Maui. The land makes up 98 percent of the island's 141 square miles.
"It is very gratifying to me personally to see Lanai now in the hands of Larry Ellison, a very committed individual who will bring his ideas and energy to sustain the beauty and heritage of Lanai," Murdock said in a statement. Murdock said his 28 years on the island have been "inspiring."
A sale price for the land was not disclosed and the firm declined to give details. The Maui News previously reported Castle & Cooke was asking for $500 million to $600 million for the rural island. The land includes two resorts, two golf courses, assorted commercial and residential buildings and plenty of open space.
It also includes control of the island's major economic driver, tourism, which sustains the vast majority of the roughly 3,200 residents who live on the island.
Ellison has not spoken publicly about his plans for the island, but local lawmakers who've talked to his representatives say he plans no major disruptions and to keep resort and other employees in place. He did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press seeking comment through Oracle, the Redwood City, Calif.-based software company.
The closing comes the same week state officials approved the transfer of three utilities on the island to Ellison. The state Public Utilities Commission then asked Castle & Cooke's lawyers for confirmation the deal went through.


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Reading a list of Michael Franti's accomplishments can make most do-gooders seem like slackers. Franti is not just a musician: he's better described as a one-man peace-promoting machine. Franti is an international CARE ambassador; a partner with Soul4Soles Shoe Charity; he created the Power to the Peaceful festival in 1998; he's one of the founders of the Stay Human clothing line, which is made from organic and recycled materials; in 2011 he opened a yoga retreat in Bali; he directed and produced the documentary "I Know I'm Not Alone"; and he's written two children's books focusing on diversity and environmentalism. On top of all his altruistic efforts, he somehow finds time to perform and record with his band, Spearhead. Michael Franti & Spearhead will perform as part of Snow Daze tonight at Ford Park in Vail.Remaining hopefulFor Franti, music is a way to encourage others to remain hopeful even when times get rough."I'm optimistic about the future," Franti said. "I go to a lot of places that are hot spots for poverty or places that have recent disasters. You see both things; the pain and hardships people endure, but you also see the power people have to rise above it. Positivity, if you practice it, becomes easier, like working hours and hours on something."Although he's been touring and writing songs for decades, Franti is still searching for new ways to connect with others through music. Franti thinks technology is a great tool artists can now use to reach a broader audience."When I first started out, I would get hundreds of letters that were handwritten," Franti said. "We could answer maybe 12 of them a year. Then came email and websites, and we could answer maybe 100 (emails) each year. Now with social media, I'm able to communicate with hundreds of thousands of people. It's a really great dialogue in that sense."Known for his political activism, Franti was a strong supporter of Barack Obama in 2008. Now Franti wants to focus on ways people can unite to solve the country's problems without excluding certain groups."I believe in the ability in all of us to do our part, whether you're gay, straight, black, white, or what political party you identify with," Franti said. "With this last election there was so much divisiveness. Now that the election has past, hopefully we can put that all behind us and move (forward) together."One band, multiple genresFranti said Spearhead is currently working on a new album. They plan on performing some never-before-heard songs from the record at tonight's concert. Spearhead's songwriting process often involves testing out new material with a crowd to gauge people's reactions."When I write songs, I always write them on the guitar first, whether the song ends up being a loud rock song or dance song," Franti said."Then I go out on stage and perform them live to see how the audience responds to them. We record everywhere we go and that's how we make our records."What makes Franti & Spearhead stand out from other bands is their ability to seamlessly combine the sounds of hip hop, rock, reggae, and soul into one fluid listening experience. Edwards resident Sara Lococo saw Michael Franti & Spearhead perform three years ago in Salt Lake City, Utah. Lococo said even those unfamiliar with the group's music will enjoy seeing them rock out for Snow Daze."They definitely put on an energetic live performance," said Lococo, who is the communications coordinator for Vail Resorts. "I like his mix of music. I don't think you can really define the genre that he falls in. There's a pretty wide variety of musical sounds that he plays. He appeals to a large audience in that way."An artist committed to many causes, Franti has been able to merge enlightening lyrics with an entertaining live show. At tonight's concert, you won't have to chose between feeling inspired or having a good time, because the music of Michael Franti & Spearhead allows you to do both.
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DEAR JOAN: I have a 4½-year-old bichon. She is very affectionate with me and to my wife, who passed away almost a year ago. She is not unfriendly to other people, but she is indifferent to everyone but me.
When I have been out for a few hours, she goes bonkers when I come home. She jumps up into my arms, licks my face, cries and carries on as if I've been gone a month. She is much more that way since my wife died.
My wife had two boys from a previous marriage, but they are adults and never lived with us. They live some distance away and may have met GiGi, the dog, once or twice in her life. She treated them the same way she treated any stranger, with complete indifference. But that was before my wife died.
One of her sons stopped in the other day for a few minutes while he was on a trip to the area. I couldn't believe the way GiGi treated him. The dog was all over him. She cried and jumped on him, and when he sat down she crawled on top of him and licked his face. I finally had to go pick her up and hold her until he left.
I can't figure what made her act that way. Is it possible that the dog could somehow sense my wife's DNA in him? That seems ridiculous, but I can think of no other answer.
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DEAR CARL: The idea that GiGi can detect her "mom's" DNA is not as far-fetched as it sounds. She probably isn't smelling things down to the molecular level, but she probably smells something that reminds her of your wife.
Dogs may have a smaller brain than humans, but their sense of smell is astounding. We can sniff the air and determine that we're having pizza for dinner. A dog can sniff the air and smell every ingredient in that pizza, down to the flour in the crust. That's what makes them so good at tracking people and finding illegal drugs and explosives.
GiGi might not be bloodhound material, but she has a great nose.
She probably misses your wife as much as you do and is concerned that when you leave, you might not return, either.
My little rescue dog became clingy after I returned from a two-week vacation. He now steals my socks from the laundry while I'm at work, just to have the scent of me close to him. If you have something of your wife's that still has her scent, Gigi might like to have it with her.
DEAR JOAN: I hope you can help me. We apparently have been adopted by a "cat from hell" since we had to put our dog down two months ago.
He does not come inside even though he meows at the door. But when you go outside to sit, he comes up to you and rubs against your leg, purring. OK fine, but when you start to walk around the yard, he grabs hold of your ankle and ends up drawing blood.
If I want to go outside now I take a rake and a squirt bottle just for protection. How can I keep this cat from grabbing on to us and scratching us so badly?
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DEAR DOG LOVER: You don't say how old the cat is, but he likely is lonely and just wants to play. Unfortunately, cats don't always play gently.
When you go out to sit with him, bring some toys and spend the time playing. If he jumps on your leg when stand up, reprimand him, say no and give him a squirt with the bottle. A second cat might help by giving him a more willing playmate. You might also invest in a pair of combat boots.
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Way to go, Teddy Ball Game.
Sorry, I like that appellation better than Ted Shred, though I know Ligety had that nickname even before his headgear line came out.
Ted Ligety wins the World Alpine Ski Championships super-G in Schladming, Austria. I did not see that coming.
I have always thought Ligety's pursuit of the overall title to be a Quixotic one. Mr. Giant Slalom? You bet. He's got 15 wins in that discipline, plus he's the defending champ at Worlds from 2011. (A WASC or an Olympic gold - combined in 2006 in Italy, which Ligety has in his collection - does not count as a World Cup win.)
I've had no doubts about his skills or his desire. It's always been his body when it comes to the overall. When you stand in the press corral, you see these speed guys up close and they're huge. Their legs are like tree trunks - Hermann Maier, Didier Cuche, Bode Miller, Aksel Lund Svindal, etc.
Ligety just doesn't have that body. The U.S. Ski Team's website lists him at 5-foot-11 and 190, and I sort of doubt that last figure. (By comparison, Miller's 6-foot-2 and 210.)
But Bode's career arc may light a path for Ligety. If we open our "history" books, it's important to remember that Miller started primarily as a technical skier. Four of his five wins in slalom, yes, slalom came before Miller cracked the nut that was speed racing with a downhill win up in Lake Louise, Alberta, in late 2004. (Bode won the Birds of Prey downhill for the first time one week later.)
It's the same story with Miller and GS - six of nine GS victories before a speed win. Want an interesting tidbit? Bode won the season-opening GS in Soelden, Austria, in 2003 and 2004, the latter being just before his breakout in downhill and super-G. Ligety would be the most recent American man with a Soelden repeat last fall and in 2011.
Ligety's 28, while Miller was 27 when he first started making the top step of the podiums in speed events.
Nothing's guaranteed by history, but looking at Ligety's super-G results this season, Wednesday's win should not have been as a complete surprise as I made it out. He was fourth in Lake Louise, a course he does not like, fourth here and sixth at Kitzbuehel, Austria, the cathedral of skiing, last month. (Ski well in Kitzbuehel, and you're good to go anywhere.) Along with leading the pack in GS, no surprise, Ligety is seventh in the super-G points in 2012-13.
Unless you're Austria's Marcel Hirscher who is shut-the-door dominant in slalom and would be the same in GS if it weren't for Ligety, a racer needs three disciplines to contend for the overall.
Previous conventional wisdom was that Ligety's path to the overall was stomping GS, doing a bit better in slalom and then picking up a few points in super-G and/or super-combined.
After Wednesday's super-G win, Ligety's path may be through the GS and speed events.
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- Sep 28:
- DA: Not enough evidence to charge Giants fan in fatal Dodger fan stabbing
- Sep 27:
- Statement by grandparents of Jonathan Denver
- Suspect in fatal stabbing after Giants-Dodgers game released Friday
- Giants-Dodgers: long and sometimes violent rivalry
- Sep 26:
- Police: Dodgers-Giants rivalry led to homicide
SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants and Dodgers fans gathering for Thursday's night final game of the season denounced the stabbing death of a 24-year-old man Wednesday night and said violence in an otherwise heated but friendly rivalry is the work of a few bad characters.
After a confrontation and two separate fights with a group that included a man in a Giants hat, Jonathan Denver, a Fort Bragg plumber's apprentice who was wearing a Dodgers jersey, was stabbed about 11:35 p.m. Wednesday under the freeway at Third and Harrison streets, about four blocks from AT &T Park, where the Giants had beaten the Dodgers about 90 minutes earlier.
No one else was injured.
A San Francisco Police spokeswoman said Michael Montgomery, 21, of Lodi, has been arrested on suspicion of killing Denver. Police have also detained another man for questioning and continue to look for two others and the murder weapon, San Francisco police Chief Greg Suhr said Thursday.
Police said the suspect made "incriminating statements' to investigators, and is believed to be the one who stabbed Denver.
Michael Montgomery's father, Martin Montgomery, told the Lodi News-Sentinel that his son had told him during a phone call Thursday that he had acted in self defense.
"It was a self-defense deal," Marty Montgomery told the Lodi newspaper. "(Michael) got jumped. (Denver and friends) started swinging chairs and (Michael) stabbed (Denver).
Officials at the San Francisco Police Department and the San Francisco District Attorney's Office did not return a call for comment on what charge Michael Montgomery might face.
"It's a game. It should never be about hurting somebody," said Giants fan Todd Walton, 48, who lives in Southern California. "It's just sad how some people take it too far."
Walton said he has been the target of attacks at Dodger games and has been publicly insulted and pelted with aluminum foil wrappers and popcorn.
"I would never justify anything violent," said Walton, who planned to attend Thursday's game with his wife Melodee. "You play hard and go home, win or lose, that's it."
Denver is the son of a Dodgers security guard, team officials said Thursday, and had attended the game with his father and three others. They left during the 8th inning and went to a nearby bar.
Upon leaving the bar, Denver and his group walked northbound on Harrison Street near Third Street, about six blocks away from the park, when at about 11:30 p.m. they encountered a group of people, one of whom was wearing a Giants cap, Suhr said. The second group had not attended the Giants game that night, and instead were out at a nightclub.
The two groups exchanged words about the Dodgers and Giants rivalry and a fight broke out. The melee eventually broke up, but minutes later, the two groups crossed paths again, and a second fight ensued.
It was during this encounter that Denver was stabbed. He was rushed to San Francisco General Hospital, where he died from his injuries.
Art Urrutia is a Dodgers fan and his wife Brandi roots for the Giants, and they were preparing to bring their 19-month-old son Giovanni to his first Giants game. Art Urrutia, who had brought his family from Albuquerque, New Mexico for a visit, was leaning toward not wearing his Dodgers gear at Thursday's game but said he'd dress his son in a San Francisco shirt and Los Angeles hat.
Brandi Urrutia said the violent, extremist fans don't represent her.
"One bad person shouldn't be able to put that appearance on a whole group," she said. "Hopefully it's a one-time issue and it doesn't keep getting worse after this."
The killing comes one night after the Giants held the first of three fundraisers for Bryan Stow, the Giants fan who was attacked outside Dodger Stadium in March 2011. Stow, a former paramedic from Santa Cruz, suffered brain damage during the attack following an Opening Day game between the Giants and Dodgers in Los Angeles.
The Giants are contributing $10 to the Bryan Stow Fund for every special-event ticket purchased for tonight's game against the Dodgers and Sunday's final game of the season against the San Diego Padres.
The Stow family provided a statement this morning following news of the stabbing death of a Dodgers fan.
"We are saddened by this senseless killing and our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim's family," the statement said.
The two teams play the final game of their series Thursday night at AT&T Park, their last meeting of the 2013 season.
San Francisco police will send extra officers, including some in Dodgers gear, to the ballpark for the game, said department spokesman Officer Gordon Shyy.
"We want people to feel safe coming to AT&T Park," Shyy said. "There is no room for this type of behavior. The rivalry should stay on the field. We're working with the Giants to make sure nothing spills out."


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by Randy Smith » Tue Aug 26, 2008 8:09 pm
I was checking to see if anyone had any experience with PRD engines. I know they are about half the price of a Rotax. Do they give more than half the price and reliabiity of the Rotax?
Any experience (good or bad) with the PRD would be appreciated.
Any experience (good or bad) with the PRD would be appreciated.
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PM John Flores....he may have some advice.
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Tuesday, 08/10/2010
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Soundcheck: Jam, Nellie Kane, You Better Believe It Baby
Set 1: CoilThe Squirming Coil, STFTFPStealing Time From the Faulty Plan, Ya Mar, TimberTimber (Jerry), Let Me Lie, DividedDivided Sky, Walk Away, RosesRoses Are Free > LxLLimb By Limb, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: Party Time, Mike'sMike's Song > C&PCrosseyed and Painless > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, DestinyDestiny Unbound, Carini > Free > Heavy Things, YEMYou Enjoy Myself
Encore: Shine a Light
· One of These Days and Echoes quotes in Carini
Noteworthy Jams: Carini
Average Song Gap: 9.41
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Carini contained a quote from Fish of One of These Days ("One of these days I'm gonna cut you into little pieces") and, shortly thereafter, an Echoes tease from Page (the "ping" noise that begins Echoes).
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3 Lawn Boy
3 The White Tape
2 Party Time
2 Stash
2 Junta
1 Joy
1 Farmhouse
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Billy Breathes
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This show was part of the "2010 Late Summer Tour."
they started right off the bat with the coil opener. this is only the second time i'd seen coil in a "non closing" slot, and it was the first time i'd seen it as an opener. i was hoping they would use page's solo as an opportunity to take off into some sort of interesting jam, but they jumped into faulty plan instead. this song has a nice dreary feel that seemed to fit interestingly between coil and yamar. yamar was played well. it is one of my summer time favorites, and i was happy to see it pop up here. i was really hoping to catch timber ho!, and the boys really nailed this one. while it is not the longest most exploratory version, trey did lay on a nice focused solo here. let me lie provided a nice breather before the boys laid down a beautiful, thoughtful divided sky that rang through the mountains at sun down. this was one of the more inspired versions i've heard. the boys picked it up another peg with an ultra rowdy walk away. this song seems to follow me around a bit. this is a good problem to have. they cooled things off with a solid roses>limb combo. roses was appropriate to the situation and i was happy to see limb land in the first set. batr was ok...not my favorite. then they dropped a killer antelope down. this might be my favorite that i've seen in the 3.0 era. trey, like in timber, was very focused, and he controlled this jam brillaintly. nice climax before dropping it down here.
i was not a big fan of party time until i finally caught one. this was a nice lively opener. of course, it was not actually party time until they cranked into this firey mike's song. mike steered the ship on this one as they slowly dipped into a more ambient jam. they slowly veered away from hydrogen and they drove into a nice cross eyed that seemed to pick up steam as it went along. finally, hydrogen was found in the depths of this whirl wind cross eyed jam. gordon cranked up weekapaugh, and this was a real send up version. unlike the night before, phish opted to keep rocking straight through the set. kudos to their decision; i got my first destiny unbound!! this was a great version and page and trey lit up the middle section. carini pushed the rocking vibe even further and they tacked up some fairly dark jamming on the back end of this one. eventually, they twisted into a gordon heavy free. he took a nice solo in the middle section, but they quickly brought this one back home. heavy things was somewhat of a surprise here. this is not my favorite tune, but it worked well here. then they destroyed everyone with what is, in my opinion, the best 3.0 yem, at least up to this point. they nailed the composed section, and then gordo and trey steered the jam to glorious peaks. this one just rang through the mountains. this is must hear. personally, i'm not a big stones/exile fan, so this encore doesn't really tickle my fancy. either way, it was well-executed and well-received by the masses. after a show like that, who can complain about a shine a light encore. great second set.
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yamar, timber, divided sky!, roses, antelope
set 2:
mike's>cross eyed>hydrogen>paugh, destiny, carini, yem (must hear)
Squirming Coil opener. First time since Gorge '98 and only the 5th time ever (as a show opener), I believe.
8th ever Let Me Lie and first of 2010
4th Walk Away since 2000 (at the time it was played)
3rd Roses are Free of Phish 3.0, 4th since 2000 and 16th ever
6th ever Party Time
14th ever Crosseyed and Painless and 4th of 3.0
5th Destiny Unbound since 1991 (at the time it was played)
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- Apr 24:
- Thompson: Oracle Arena can't pull out miracle rally
- Warriors rally but fall to Clippers 98-96
- Warriors notebook: Golden State has no answers inside
- Thompson: Warriors need more than Curry in their arsenal
- Warriors' bruised egos ready for return to court
- Kawakami: History shows Warriors can't afford a home-court playoff loss
OAKLAND -- The Clippers are bigger and better than the Warriors and emphasize the first part, please.
Sure, the Warriors kept trying in Game 3 on Thursday, but they kept getting swatted, squished and otherwise pummeled into the hardwood.
They were too small. They were too slow. They were too tentative for too long in this pivotal game.
And eventually, even after the Warriors made a last mad run, they were picked up by the Clippers and sent away.
Just like NBA giants do to lesser, smaller folk.
That was the story of the Clippers' 98-96 victory at noisy Oracle Arena in this pivotal Game 3, giving the Clippers a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.
And -- with Warriors center Andrew Bogut sidelined by injury -- it's turning out to be the story of this series and the potential end of the Warriors season.
"It's frustrating, but it's not over," guard Stephen Curry said. "We understand that there's still plenty of time for us to get control of this series back.
"Obviously it's a must-win in Game 4 on Sunday."
The Warriors couldn't win this one from the outside because they made only 6 of their 31 3-point attempts, most of those coming in the big late rally.
They had to find easier baskets -- but they couldn't because the Clippers big men wouldn't let them.
And the Warriors had to stop Blake Griffin at some point -- and they couldn't.
It's not that Curry, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson and a few other Warriors didn't take their swings, though.
They were just not big enough to take it all the way and now the Clippers are in full control with a chance for a near kill-shot in Game 4.
On Thursday, the Warriors biggest players -- Jermaine O'Neal, David Lee and Marreese Speights -- just couldn't deal with the Clippers' front line straight up.
Curry & Co. kept swinging and swinging all the way through the furious final moments, when Curry's 3-pointer made it 96-93 with 49 seconds left.
After this big late charge, the Warriors had a shot at the end when Curry took a 3-pointer with a few seconds left -- which would've won it.
But Curry was bumped by Chris Paul, no foul was called, the shot fell short, and the clock hit 0:00, game over.
Paul, who had been gesturing to the Warriors bench for much of the final few minutes, also exchanged glares and words with one of the Warriors assistant coaches after the buzzer.
"Chris and one of my assistants have since Game 2 had some dialogue -- just competing, that's all," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said.
Was it a foul?
"Well, you're supposed to be able to land -- clearly, he wasn't able to," Jackson said of Curry. "(But) I'm not looking for an apology (from the league) tomorrow."
The point was the Warriors needed a miracle to win this game because their normal lineup couldn't handle Clippers big men DeAndre Jordan and Griffin.
Couldn't do it early on, couldn't do it in the middle of the game and couldn't do in the third quarter, when the Clippers looked like they were toying with the Warriors at times.
Griffin ended up with 32 points and 8 rebounds and Jordan finished with 14 points, 22 rebounds and 5 blocks.
"We're giving him some different looks," Jackson said of Griffin, "he's making some difficult shots."
The Warriors had to take Lee off Griffin in the third quarter and Green had some run of success, though Griffin did keep scoring.
Meanwhile, Lee (6 for 15 from the floor) and the other Warriors players had a terrible time trying to score inside whenever Jordan was in the game.
At times, it looked like the Warriors were flinching against Jordan's defensive intimidation.
"You're right," Jackson said. "I thought Klay did a great job of attacking his body and finishing. Other than that, we're doing a bad job of forcing him to make plays.
"If you allow him to be an athlete, he's going to disrupt."
The Warriors allowed Jordan to be an athlete, allowed Griffin to maneuver inside and outside, and allowed themselves to get hammered down by larger, better players.
The Clippers are bigger and better than the Warriors, both of those things, and that's what they've proven on their way to taking over this series.
And making the Warriors look small.
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Swimming in an outdoor 50-meter pool while challenged by variable weather conditions, four young Incline Village swimmers proved Tahoe girls are tough. All four train and compete with the Truckee Tahoe Swim Team (TTST), which sent 18 swimmers to the Sierra Nevada Swimming Long Course Junior Olympics held in Roseville, Calif., from July 19-22.
The first day of the meet, temperatures started off in the low 60s with gusty wind. That was no challenge for Allison Lockard, age 10, who took advantage of the day and knocked 5 seconds off her 200-meter freestyle in the preliminaries in her 9-10 girls' age group. She returned that evening for the finals, in which she took home a sixth-place medal.
By Sunday evening the temperatures reached 110 degrees in Roseville, but Lockard continued to knock off time and ended the meet with a fourth place in the 50-meter freestyle. Lockard repeated her trip to the finals each of the four nights of the meet and brought home a total of five medals. Each swimmer was capped at swimming seven events, and in many cases had to choose what events to swim out of their many qualifications. Lockard will be a sixth-grader at Incline Middle School in the fall.
Also excelling during the chilly first day of the meet was 9-year-old Rebecca Waterson, who dropped almost 2.5 seconds off her 50 butterfly time during the prelims and came back for the finals with a fourth-place swim. That swim also earned her a "AAA" time. The rest of her meet was also outstanding, including almost 8-second drops in both the 200 IM and 100 butterfly. Waterson swam to top-15 finishes in six out of her seven events. She will be a fifth-grader in the fall.
No less fantastic was Zoe Klenke's first Junior Olympics (JO) appearance. Klenke, 10, swam personal-best times in three out of her four events, including a 3.5-second drop in her 100 backstroke. She made it a goal to qualify for the JOs and worked all spring and summer to achieve it. The hard work paid off, as Klenke also was an integral member of the two 10 and under relays TTST fielded at the meet, which both came in fifth place. She swam backstroke in the 200 medley relay and swam freestyle in the 200 free relay along with teammates Lockard and Waterson. Klenke will also be a fifth-grader in the fall.
The heat of the final day posed no issue for the calm and cool Kate Rye, 12. Rye put herself in high gear and swam an exciting 50 freestyle that earned her a "AA" time. Of her seven events, Rye excelled at her freestyle swims, taking time off her 100 and also taking off an incredible 12 seconds from her 400 freestyle. Rye also swam in two relays for TTST in the 11-12 age group. Rye will be a seventh-grader at Incline Middle School in the fall.
Next up for both Lockard and Waterson are swims at the Far Western Invitational Championship, which will be held in San Jose this month. Lockard will be swimming in six events and Waterson in one. Athletes from across the United States, Mexico and Canada attend this prestigious meet, which has had its share of Olympic and world record-holding athletes pass through its ranks when they were young. Current USA Olympic team members Natalie Coughlin and Michael Phelps still hold age-group records at this meet.
Without time to even get back to Tahoe from the Far Western meet, Lockard and Waterson board planes bound for Grand Junction, Colo. They were selected to represent Sierra Nevada Swimming in the week-long Western Zone Championship. This meet is made up of "all stars" from the West, including Hawaii and Alaska. Each swimmer is chosen by a committee to compete for his or her region — another great honor for these young swimmers.
The Truckee Tahoe Swim Team offers training and practice groups for swimmers of all ages and ability levels. Debbie Meyer, an Olympic Hall of Famer and three-time gold medalist, heads up the coaching staff. Swim with these athletes and TTST at the team's upcoming open-water event, Hot August Chill, to be held at Donner Lake on Sunday, Aug. 19. Learn more about the event at www.truckeeswim.com.


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First set was all good, although it ended a bit drably with "Piper>TFtB"...all in all - a solid phish show that I have nothing but good memories from.
Monday, 12/13/1999
Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI
Set 1: Tube, CTBCars Trucks Buses, Gumbo, MomaThe Moma Dance > Piper[1] > ThemeTheme From the Bottom
Set 2: JibbooGotta Jibboo > NICU, Sand, The Inlaw Josie Wales[2], MistMountains in the Mist, LxLLimb By Limb, GolgiGolgi Apparatus > SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light
Encore: SilentSilent in the Morning, Heavy Things
[1] Trey on his keyboard set.
[2] Trey on acoustic guitar.
· Gotta Jibboo tease in Sand
· Gumbo tease in The Moma Dance
Noteworthy Jams: Tube, Gumbo, Piper, Sand (highly recommended), Limb By Limb
Average Song Gap: 9.69
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Mike teased Gumbo in Moma Dance. Part of the Piper jam featured Trey on his keyboard set and Inlaw Josie Wales featured Trey on acoustic guitar. Sand included a tease of the Jibboo bass line. Silent was played without The Horse for the first time since June 23, 1994 (421 shows).
Song Distribution:
6 Farmhouse
2 The Story of the Ghost
2 Billy Breathes
1 Stash
1 Rift
1 Junta
1 The White Tape
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This show was part of the "1999 Winter Tour."
First set was all good, although it ended a bit drably with "Piper>TFtB"...all in all - a solid phish show that I have nothing but good memories from.
The First set contained a lot of energy and the Tube > CTB > Gumbo Moma Dance was awesome.
Tube starts things off with a bang, jam features some high energy playing from Trey over a delay loop with mike dropping some serious bombs in the background. An uptempo CTB kept the energy high. Cool, chill spacey jam out of Gumbo, really fun stuff. Fades out and then the opening to Moma kicks in. Fairly standard Moma, the jump right into a charging Piper. The get through the standard part of Piper and launch right into a ripping jam. Fishman keeps a high tempo drumbeat going while Trey plays a playful upper register melody, which then slowly transitions into a dark psychedelic meditation. Cool little Drum Solo towards the end of the jam as well. Great Piper. A relatively straightforward Theme finishes up a pretty great first set.
Jibboo is not a personal favorite, but it gets folks dancing at least. Fun NICU. Sand kicks off the jam portion of Set II, and what a jam! Following the composed section they immediately launch into a layered, textured spacey jam, with some amazing synth work by page and a lot of delays by Trey. The jam kicks in to high gear, with a cool melody developing from Trey around 16 minutes in. The epic jam finishes up with a brief return to the melody, and they Trey pulls out the acoustic for Inlaw. Mountains in the Mist continues the cooldown period from the Sand. Limb by Limb gets folks moving again. Super high energy during Golgi, crowd going wild. Pretty Slave jam, but nothing out of the ordinary, great set closer as always. The rare Horseless Silent and Heavy Things was a nice encore, but nothing special.
Overall: Pretty good show, first set may have been a bit better than the second. Piper and Sand were the highlights.


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Qiagen steps into NGS market
22.02.2013 - Molecular diagnostics and lab provider Qiagen is entering the highly competitive market of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) benchtop sequencers.
The company presented a sample-to-result Next-Generation Sequencing workflow designed for clinical research and diagnostics at the AGBT meeting in Florida. However, its sample preparation, newly introduced benchtop sequencer GeneReaderTM and bioinformatics solution is for research use only, as those are of its competitors Roche, Illumina and Life Technologies. However, the announcement suggested that the Dutch-German company's NGS workflow is automated from primary sample to digital result.
"Next-generation sequencing is making a transformational impact on life science, but challenges are limiting more widespread adoption for clinical purposes," said Peer M. Schatz, CEO of QIAGEN. "The development of our complete sample-to-result workflow is a key achievement in our initiative to offer a seamless integration of new NGS platforms with high-quality reagents, molecular testing content and services."
No sequencing firm currently has a NGS workflow that is simple and reliable enough for diagnostic purposes. However, all of them aim at establishing highly automated and inter-laboratory reproducible NGS procedures that can be used by non-specialists. The adoption of NGS in fields such as clinical research and diagnostics is still hampered by workflow challenges, manual sample preparation processes, the speed, comparability and quality of data analysis.
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THE SHOOTING MONTH VOLUME 14 NUMBER 19 JANUARY 23, 1986 Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing bill has federal money-spenders worried A federal law designed to balance the U.S. budget promises to be 1986's newest four-letter word in Indian Country and elsewhere The Gramm-Rudman bill, which became law when President Reagan signed it December 12, demands that the U.S. stop spending money it doesn't have. Its goal is to cause a balanced budget by 1991, beginning with FY86 cutbacks totalling $11.7 billion. The law says programs facing cuts -- which is everything the federal government funds, except the Public Health Service, Medicare and Social Security (and elected officials' salaries, from what we understand) - will learn what they are February 1, and be expected to implement them by March 1. Early estimates are that everyone will be asked to trim at least 4.3% from what's left of FY86's appropriations, then prepare for deeper cuts in the next few years until the budget is balanced That percentage may be small, but 4.3% from the BIA's FY86 request of $927,417,000 is $39,878,931 due to be taken from Indian programs and administration, for example. Here on the Flathead, some Tribal and BIA administrators are worried on two counts: one, how badly the cuts (Continues on page two) Buffalo Rapids 2 and 4 proposed for development si 3 io o CM o 83 as in 2 £ I—I 2 cm « w w £ H si sag Two Tribal members hope to convince the Council next month that it's an all-around good idea to dam the lower Flathead River at two places to generate electricity. Fred Houle, Jr., and Wally Weivoda, officers of the newly created Pondera Hydro, Inc., say they plan to meet with the Tribal Council late next month to discuss establishing small hydroelectric plants at Buffalo Rapids 2 and 4 (see the map on page three). Pondera Hydro proposes to do all the work, including the financing, then share the profits with the Tribes, which own the affected land and water, seven or eight years down the road, Houle said. According to a December 5 report written by Pondera Hydro, "preliminary benefits" of the project outnumber the adverse effects 2-to-l. Benefits outlined included substantial revenue for the Tribes which could decrease or eliminate dependence on federal funds; protection of Tribal water rights; employment opportunities; enhancement of fisheries; and the creation of "villa" sites around the reservoir that would be created. Among the adverse effects was the loss of land - culture sites, riparian habitat and farming and ranching property -- due to the flooding that would occur. Houle is quick to point out that while about 7,000 acres of ground stood to be flooded by the two proposed dams, the land was already in bad shape because of overgrazing of cattle and knapweed infestation The acreage is equal to only about 1/4 of the primitive Mill Pocket area in the northwest corner of the Reservation, he said. Reaction to the plan, news of which "leaked to the press" prematurely before the Council could be formally informed, Houle said, has been negative The Flathead Culture Committee has given a "thumbs down" to the idea Houle acknowledged, due to the (Concludes on page three)
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Foreign Languages - Spanish - J-Term
In addition to the semester-long programs in France, Germany, and Costa Rica, the Foreign Language Department is happy to offer study abroad opportunities in the form of two to three week trips to countries where the target language is spoken.
In recent years there have been trips to Costa Rica, Guatemala, Peru, Ecuador, Germany and France. Future trips are envisioned for Costa Rica (January 2008), Germany (2008).
These 3-credit academic trips allow students to be immersed in the target language and culture. Some trips include language courses, others concentrate on cultural and historical aspects of the country visited. In all cases, language students have the opportunity to put their skills to work in an authentic setting. Follow links to information and photos about the various trips recently offered.
Since January 2004, Spanish Professor Nancy Cloutier-Davis has accompanied different groups to a variety of Latin American countries, including Guatemala, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Peru. During these two- to three-week trips, students visit many places of historical, cultural and social importance, giving them the opportunity to experience and learn first hand about the many aspects of life in Spanish-speaking nations.
A three-credit course, participation in the trip required scholarly effort as well. Each student researched one of the sites and made an oral presentation on the subject to the group as the site was visited. This research was then used to produce a written paper on the topic. Students also kept daily journals of their cultural and linguistic experiences, and wrote a second, less formal paper discussing the benefits of travel and study abroad.
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