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I would say that a handgun with an extended clip infringed on Giffords and the Judges freedom more than the Affordable Health Care Act does or would.
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Does the shooting of Gabrielle Giffords and others in Arizona suggest a need for stricter gun control laws?
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You are absolutely right...the fact is there was a gun owner their that day who actually saw the gunman start shooting people and he had a weapon concealed on his person, but because he feared being charged with a crime himself he did nothing. People who have concealed carry permits and have a weapon with them should take action in a situation like that and stop the gunman by wounding or killing the gunman without fear. Gun laws made that man hesitate and because of it the gunman killed and wounded innocent people. I live in NC and NC has a open carry law and I openly carry my 45 pistol everywhere I go just because of the possibility of a shooting. I will not hesitate to use my weapon in a situation like the one in Arizona and further more I feel that military veterans should be able to get a conceal carry permit without having to apply for it. We have training !!!! God bless you for your comment and God bless the US.
Laws were made for people to help them live safer lives. We have lots of Rights that are limited especially when these rights infringe upon others negatively.
Just because we have the right does not mean we should give up our good sense. Do you really want criminals to have the right to bear arms? It is a right, well, it was until someone said, "why should criminals keep that right?"
So, when someone suggests that other intelligent exceptions be made lets not have a knee-jerk reaction and spout off with "it's in the constitution" and get all Timothy McVeigh about it.
Again the bleeding heart liberals that depend on the government for all their needs and protection, but dont support the military are sounding off. Any time there is a terrible occurrence of this nature, They again start their caterwallling.
We as free citizens have the right and obligation to protect ourselves. Yes the shooting in Tucson is a tragedy, but public officials I am sorry to say need to either have provided for them by the police at a public event or provide their own. Even one off duty police officer could of probably prevented this.
I live in Arizona and fully support our conceal carry option. Maybe if one of the liberal people attending this event had been armed this could of been prevented from being on the scale it was.
I find it hard to believe as well disheartening that on the American Legion site, we cannot get 100% response supporting or 2nd. Ammendment.
One of our Constitutional rights That I served to protect as well as millions more.
Think for a moment if our forefathers, The first militia of the Colonies. Which by the way were not organized until the need arose. What if they where limited to their arms. The outcome may have been different.
This is so true today.
As I read down the list of responses I cannot believe that Legionnaires could or would believe some of the things I am reading.
I wonder how many Trolls are out there making these posts!?
I responded to this survey based on the question. No, there is no need for 30 rd mag. for hand guns. And, yes there is no need for assault type weapons to be sold to anyone and everyone (contracts with DoD even need tighting). Does everyone know about the data base that exist in Wash DC that the ATF has which lists the gun dealers who have sold over 60,000 assault weapons to others in Mexico? Why isn't some action taken on those dealers? Because, the data base is exempt under the FOIA by Congressional legislation. And it impedes the sales by dealers. Also, the DoD armories were once a target for thefts in the 1970's long before Iraq and Ben Laden. Wonder what the potential for threats to those armories would be if tighter sales of weapons were implemented. Of course the interested organizations would pour the money into Lobbyists to stop it.
It is a slippery slope on which you walk. Anyone who fought in WWII understands that the first thing Hilter did was disarm the very people he wanted to conquer. You wonder why I pick this line of thought? That is exactly the slope you are starting on. I know people who use those "evil black rifles" for coyotes which are killing their animals.
Where do you stop... Is 15 rounds too many? How about 6? (The standard 1911 .45 handgun.) Who are you to decide.
I wonder where were the concealed carry people were that the liberal government is so concerned about having weapons? How different would it have been had just one or two men or women been there to quickly act and respond?
If you think no one wants to disarm the public, just look at Illinios. And yes the crime rate has risen drastically. No, we don't need to "ban" large magazines or black rifles, they are tools. We need more people who are willing to act as responsible citizens who carry to stop violence in its tracks.
I am retired from the WI correctional system and I did psychatric care. We do not need gun law changes. We need mental health care and it needs to be available. This person caused plenty of people to wonder about his mental health condition, and the school could have gotten an eval in AZ. Everyone looked the other way. It is cheaper to say gun control, than to pay for mental health care in the US. A person that cannot have a gun is called a slave. Donald Lison, Post #211, Florence WI
Everyone writing to this blog has pretty much exhausted the pros and cons. One thing I have not seen though, is that if someone is willing to sacrifice their own life to kill someone, they will be hard to stop. I do think that there is one simple countermeasure that none of you have mentioned - metal detectors at the entrances of the meeting area. In this case, the shooter would not have made it past the door. These devices are not overly expensive and can be portable.
These are practical points. I do share the belief that the Second Amendment secures the right for every individual to carry weapons for defense. Hunting is a no brainer and the framers of the Constitution probably never even considered adding a provision for it.
Also, gun control will ensure that only criminals will have guns.
So, it is a tough situation and I, too, grieve for the tragedy and loss of life this person inflicted on his victims and the nation as a whole.
Ron Kriel
CAPT USN (Ret)
The results of the strict gun laws passed in England and Australia indicate that the only people left with guns will be criminals. Murder, robbery, etc, will increase. The nut-case in Arizona should not have been walking around without a keeper, much less been able to buy a gun. Where was the village that was supposed to be raising him? When Hillary Clinton quoted this phrase, I believe she meant; "it takes a Government to raise a child." Her crowd believes "Government Run" is the only way to control society. She believes in Government run health care, child care, gun control, and almost everything else. However tempting the ideal appears to be, there is a major flaw in her concept. You must decide the boundaries of your village and your society. Government should not do this. Examine the concept behind Mark Twain's quote, "Let me make the superstitions of a nation and I care not who makes its laws.." The flaw is in the village, not in the law.
I served my Country in the US Army for over 20 years, I liked my Job. As anyone will tell you, The person having to use a Weapon is the last one to request more Gun Laws. I fail to understand why some people will never learn that it is the people outside the law that always end up with the GUNS. I use my weapons and enjoy the comfort that I know how to use these for protection of my loved ones. GUNS DO NOT KILL,PEOPLE DO. Remember that the next time you read about a shooting.........
Based on your comments, I sincerely doubt your service to this country.
what you think. I did my time so that I could say what I want to say and I said it. If you follow the tracks without thinking about where they are going, that is your problem.
In the past 12 days, we have had 12 murders. Not bad, eh? This is what we want and this is what we get. We have had more murder in this country since 1977 than all the dead in all our wars since the Civil War. Way to go America! You nut bags that want your AK's and Uzi's should shoot yourselves. Unless you are a part of a "well regulated militia", you do not have a right to arm your self. Read the entire article, please. Ooops! The text of many respondents herein indicate that many can not read nor write very well and perhaps that is the major issue?
The simple answer is to regulate the bullets and black powder. That is as close as will we ever come to making our beloved America safer. We will never remove weapons from our society, no matter what.
Our American arrogance will have to be modified for the death rate to ease and being an American myself, that will never happen either.
I am retired Army and live in fear of the nut bag with a gun, and there are millions of us.
New laws do not need to be enacted. The current ones need to be enforced.
Read the whole amendment THEN research just WHAT a militia, and the words well regulated meant back then. The militia was at that time ALL men 18 and over, and PRIVATE CITIZENS as well!! Well regulated meant well armed!The militia act that so many try to include in this amendment was not passed until many years hence. Nooooot to mention that SCOTUS has helsd that TRTKABA (RKBA for shorter) is a PERSONAL right! I've carried a weapon daily for 30 plus years, I fought for this country, and my rights. They can take it only "from my cold dead hands"!!!
Statistics show that if a gun is in a home, the more likely it will be used to kill someone in that home or one's self.
Ban guns.
Statistics show that if a baseball bat is in a home, the more likely it will be used to kill someone or one's self.
Ban baseball bats.
Statistics show that if someone drives a car, the more likely that person will kill someone in that car or one's self.
Ban cars.
Statistics show that if a person flyes a plane, the more likely that person will crash that plane killing someone and one's self.
Ban planes.
Sound the same? Different?
Murder is already against the law.
If a person wants another person dead. That person will kill the other with a bat, knife, rock, poison, whatever.
Same story, different day.
Pray for the families affected by this tragedy, and all others that never make the news, let alone get a president to come to their memorial service.
Thank you.
IT IS THE BILL OF RIGHTS, NOT THE BILL OF NEEDS !!! It's not about hunting or some bogus statistics long debunked, or what your personal likes are in the types of firearms .It is your duty to protect yourself and your family. We all lose if strict gun control is enacted, we are much less free if that happens. don't fall for the propaganda !!!
"If you give up freedom for safety, soon you will have neither."
some of you people really need to get a grip on yourselves. One says statistics state you are more likely to injure or kill someone in your family if a gun is in your home. Where do you get these stats? From the back of a cereal box.
You will never get my guns. I don't care if you like it or not. What happened is bad. This nut job will get what is coming to him with the laws that are already on the books. He will either get the death penality or life without parole.
If this were a republician would we be having this same dialog?
I don't hear anything about the little girl or the others that died, only the judge and the rep.
Sarah Paling didn't cause this to happen.
How can you blame someone else for someone else's actions?
If your so concerned with taking away all the guns no more second amedment. Let's take the first amendment away first so I don't have to read anymore of the garbage you are writing. Later Smokejeet from the Great State of Texas....
Just as some people are not fit to serve in Military Duty , there are people who are unfit to carry a loaded gun or any other type of weapon . After my military service I graduated from both Undergraduate and Graduate College and worked in the field of Mental Health . Much of that time was served in the Maximum Security Units of Prisons and Psychiatric Hospitals, as well as Private Practice . Just as the military can screen-out most of those not fit , so can the legal system screen-out most of those unfit to have a license for a gun or any type of weapon . That screening will take time and diligence and will be frustrating to all involved . This is not a Constitutional Right issue but instead a Public Safety issue to help prevent innocent people from being murdered by violent incompetents and psychopathic killers .
I'll start by being honest about who I am. I haven't touched a firearm since I left the Army in 1977. I wouldn't have one in my home - statistics CLEARLY show that guns in the home are many times more likely to be used to kill or injure one's self, family or friends than to be used against a criminal intruder.
That said, hunting, target shooting and self-defense are valid uses. I don't advocate gun laws which would take away anyone's right to any of the above.
As much as I disagree with most of "gunnut"'s comments, I am right with him on this part:
But how were legitimate gun dealers to know this information? What reporting mechanisms are in place, in Tucson or YOUR home town??
My sentiments about guns are just like yours. I am truly undecided about the mental illness part because there are degrees of mental illness. My brother is 70 years old and is schizophreic, and takes medication to control it. He has been robbed twice in the past two years. Once three men broke into his house and robbed him. The second incident happened a few weeks ago when a young man rode up on a bike and robbed him at gun point. He was roughed up the first time and almost challenged the bike rider to shoot him before turning over his wallet. Perhaps not having a gun saved him, perhaps having one would have helped him. I don't know the answer to this one but thought I would mention there are exceptions to almost every scenario. Nothing is as easy as it seems.
When Guns Are Outlawed! Only Outlaws Will Have Them! Then the chances of getting shot in your own home will increase too?
The Shooter could've been "Neutralized", if one of the "Heroes" had produced a handgun. With proper Shot Placement, immobilized, without a deadly result.
The Retired Army Colonel, Fails to realize that once You Wear the Uniform. It is still within YOUR DUTY to Serve & Protect. Especially, enforcing the US Constitution & Bill of Rights. I would've thought everyone, here, would've recognized that Principle. Without having to recite Articles of the UCMJ.
But, also, I realize that some Folks aren't receptive to the Right of Keeping & Bearing Arms. So, YOU only have Yourselves to BLAME. Personally, I'd rather be judged by 12, than be carried out by 6. By the way, I'm curious. Did ALL you Democrats out there like Gifford, when she was a Republican ?
The biggest threat I see here is not gun control it is how this incident will affect mental health issues in this country. I'm 'crazy'. People tell me I'm 'crazy'. How long will it be before 'crazy' people can be committed based on the unsubstantiated, uncorroborated word of anyone who 'thinks' you're dangerous? In a nation populated with cowards and slaves who've surrendered even the moral right to take unilateral action to protect themselves, their families or property from threats, how long will it be before 'they' take your right to do the same? How long before 'they' see 'you' as a 'threat'? "Guns are sooo dangerous that only a crazy person would have one!!"
It dosen't matter if gun control is more strict. The bad guys are going to get guns anyway, and there are going to be more unforgiveable events. All the laws that were put into place to restrict gun ownership only help the bad guys and make victims out of the good. If you have a 20 round capacity weapon or a single round capacity...it dosen't matter. Gun control dosen't have any effect on a person that is focused on obtaining a gun and shooting another, or many others, they can get weapons by stealing them or buying illegally. If everyone in the world, in this country...even in my neighborhood, were totally sane and had no evil thoughts I wouldn't own a gun because I wouldn't worry about the safety of my family...but lets be real.
To say that we need stricter gun control after the tragic shooting in Arizona does not address the real problem that brought this tragedy about.
We need to fix Congress and the dysfunctional political party system in Washington. To continue to do the same things over and over again expecting different results is the definition of insanity and that is what is continuing to happen in government today.
The fact that this deranged individual was pushed over the edge should ring alarm bells as to what pushed the final button in the first place.
To penalize sportsmen, hunters, and target shooters, not to mention those that want firearms for home security, is wrong and fails to address what really needs fixing.
Every American has the right to bear arms and countries like Switzerland, where it is mandated that every household has one, has the lowest crime rate. Stricter controls is not the answer - if someone wants a gun, they will find a way legal or not.
Let's get a clue. The right to keep and bear a weapon, arms, in the second amendment, is bound to being trained and part of an organized milita. Read the WHOLE amendment
The majority of people carrying weapons have not been trained in any way or are members of a militia for homeland defense.
The short of it is that every person allowed to carry a weapon should First have rigorous training on how to use it. If failing that, sent back for more training until they can really be trusted with a deadly weapon in public, just as we do with automobile drivers.
It is time to require Real training before a weapon is sold to anyone. Training in handling weapons, How to defuse situations where weapons might be used
That restriction will save hundreds of lives in the first year just Fewer persons will want to buy them given the requirements of training
If we are going to let people carry deadly weapons among us they Must Be Trained so we are not shot by acc
Washington, DC has a "no hand gun" law. What city in the United States has the highest murder rate with hand guns?
Washington, DC.
Yeah, let's restrict law-abiding citizens the right to protect themselves.
Respond ONLY with serious, truthful answers... Ready? Here's the game...
That 9 year old girl shot in Tucson wasn't Christina-Taylor Green. Instead, it was your daughter (or grand-daughter). She had a bullet put through her head by Jared Lee Loughner and you just sat though her closed casket service. The funeral director couldn't show her pretty, silenced face in an open casket because of the damage done by the Loughner's 9mm Glock...
The 64-Thousand question is... Did your attitute change on gun control??
If so, why? If not, why?
Mr. Green ,the father of Christina Green ,in a interveiw on the news ,said he did not want Christina to be remember by imposting more gun control and loss of liberty regulation on the american people .I think that is enough said on the subject.
No, my attitude did not. My reason.. "The Right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
You have some nerve to ask a question like that, not even knowing if someone's family member hadn't been killed by someone.
My father was killed by a guy who used a gun when I was a kid. Do you know whose fault it was? The guy's.
I can not believe the ignorance and hypocrisy that I am seeing here. The Second Amendment guarantees the right to keep and bear arms for DEFENSE, not for hunting, or recreational purposes.
I want to puke every time I see someone write
"I am not antigun, I own a (put weapon type here) but I don't see why someone should be allowed to own a high-capacity magazine." or "I don't see why someone should be allowed to own (or carry)a handgun". So, just because you don't see the need for it, nobody should be allowed to own or use it?
Let's expand your argument. Animal rights activists see no reason to hunt, or eat meat, should that be illegal? Environmentalists don't see the need for private ownership of cars, should we ban that too? What about alcohol, tobacco... or sex. Should this all be banned because someone can abuse it?
YOU ARE A SELF-CENTERED HYPOCRITE. I should not have to give up my CONSTITUTIONAL rights because YOU don't see the need for it.
In 1755 (Pennsylvania Assembly: Reply to the Governor, Tue, Nov 11, 1755), Franklin wrote: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
Timeless words.
Funny Law isnt it/ If the letter of this ammendment were followed we would have either a Dhotgun or a single shot rifle. No Im not anti gun, I can shoot a 45 Sharps 800 meters , and a TC 308 a good 500. I was Military ARMY and retired/ I also own a 1911. BUT why does a civillian need a fifty cal (BMG) rifle? Why a AK47? why ? Or a authority to carry a handgun! Keeping one at home is one thing, take it to the range ok, but in a concealed carry? It gives the anti gun folks good ammunition to follow Canada. My favorite by the way is a Uberti 1860 Colt repro 44 cap and ball beautiful balance , very accurate I would not want to be a villiian on the other end. Yes I considered a Taurus 410/345 for home defense but find a Coacj gun more realistic/ We need VERY STRICKT CONTROL or we all loose.
I can remember all the gun control laws that have been passed over 50 yr.s ,It always been we need this new law to stop all this crimes with guns ,did they stop these crimes or prevent murder,robbers,rape no they didn't ,they only left us defenseless .You need to understand that the gun control people make a living by getting money from people who wants the 2nd Amemd. throw ed in the thrash can so they can completely control you . they always want to pass another badly needed law ,then another ,then another,then another,then another .When will we get the ideal in our brains that these people don't want us to be armed period, not even with a slingshot.
I appreciated President Obama's remarks last night in his eulogy and speach. This has been a horrible example of what happens when improper individuals use
violence to try to gain control over other citizens and/or situations. Our constitution is unique in all of the world. Too many of our citizens are willing to abdicate their rights and responsibilities it contains and delineates in order to let some one else do their job for them. I speak for myself, but I am a citizen first, a veteran, a father, friend, and many other things next, and I will not give away my right to do what I need to do to uphold my vow to uphold, live by, and protect the Constitution of these United States of America.
I agree with bornagain71049 and the others such a wast of lives for nothing.
I will add that in the state of AZ you font need a permit to purchase a firearm.
We need to remember those lives lost and the ones who will recover.
You could have gave him a pencil and told him it is used for writing too, but that doesn't mean that's what he'd use it for. He may stab someone with it or stab himself in the eye. But does that make any sense for Congress to jump up and make a law against pencils. They have already made laws to try and keep us from our RIGHTS, the problem is WE THE PEOPLE for be stupid enough to believe everything we hear. Someone gets on TV and says something and the first thing without even thinking about it is"Oh yea, that's right,listen to him, he just said something stupid and I'm going along with him". Come on PEOPLE wake up and look at REAL issues here. GUNS SURE AS HELL AIN"T IT !
I support the 2nd amendment. However, just like other things in our life, there must be laws regulating guns. Every adult can have a concealed or not concealed weapon in Arizona due to lack of gun laws in Arizona (note that no citizen with a weapon came to the rescue when this guy was shooting everybody). Regulating the types of guns and banning the high capacity ammo clips is a must for a sane society. Also, as Americans, we should not be afraid to speak up about mentally ill people that appear to be a danger to themselves and others.
You can give ANY idiot a pencil and tell him to write with it, but does it make any sense for Congress to call a meeting and make a new law because the idiot used it to stab someone or poke himself in the eye with it? That does not make any more sense than our Government trying to change our Constitution, by making laws to our already known laws and rights. They do it every day and WE THE PEOPLE are stupid enough to let it happen.
These is already a law against shooting someone in the head with a 9MM hand gun. That didn't stop the shooter from doing it. Is there any one out there dumb enough to think the shooter would care if we passed another law or two regarding gun control. I don't think so.
It's too bad things like this happen but anymore its almost a daily occurrence. It might be considered hard of me but I think that if a congresswoman and federal judge had not been involved, this would have made the news one and maybe two days and then forgotten.
I understand that a number of our legislators are considering new laws because of this incident. When will they realize that laws only effect the lawful. Criminals do not and never will obey laws. Also, let me state that this was a very horrible event and my heart goes out to those that it touched but violance is perpetrated on innocent citizens every day and we don't see our leaders crying in Congress over these poor souls. Let us all put this in it's proper perspective. Ride Proud. Ranger Bill
It's good to read all the comments and I agree w/ most of them, BUT that kind of shooting happens almost every single day in this country and outlawing firearms isn't going to stop people from killing one another! It should be noted that killing anyone is a BAD thing reguardless of the color of their skin or their job title or their age!
I see no need for citizens to own 500+HP Corvettes or million dollar cars, but this is America. We have freedoms until we forfeit them through our actions. Let's bring it home; there's no need for anyone to have more then two beers. Many more people are killed every year through the misuse/abuse of alcohol than are killed by accidental or intentional misuse/abuse of a firearm. If you regulate how many rounds a person can have in their gun magazine, then shouldn't you also regulate the amount of alcohol people can consume?
The gun did not kill these people the man holding it did. Do not try to ban the gun ban the killer.
The anti gun crowd will try to use this to further their cause, It is not a gun issue, there were clear signs of a mental problem here and nothing done about it. If He done this with his car would there be a movement to ban cars, I think not. It sadens Me to see people pointing fingers at their political oponents to blame it on them. People died here in a senseless act by a deranged young man and it should not be made into a political issue.
I can see no reason why any handgun should have a 31 shot clip. Surely there is a compromise - I own 6 guns, but would never think of having something of that type. Mine are for hunting. I don't know what a Glock with a 31 shot clip would be used for - I guess if you came upon a herd of deer.
I dont have a 31 shot clip either but i can see why a person could need one,cause he wants too mainly,it's their right.Or ,if 30 illegals had them pinned down and reloading a 7 shot clip would comprimise their life.the GUN is not the issue here,the media is,why do they keep showing this dudes photo on the TV,they've already made a martyer of him.thats what should be unlawfull,...
while kr1948 sees no reason for a handgin to have a 31 shot clip, I see no reason for a sport utility vehicle to have oversize tires or for a sports car to have a V8 engine or for a farmer to have two tractors.
Everyone who has any of those had a VALID REASON and that reason needs only consist of "because I want one."
Everyone does not own firearms for hunting and those who own Glock Handguns fall into the area of sport and defense rather than hunting.
Personally I can distinctly remember when I REALLY WISHED my M1911a1 pistol had had more than two 7 round magazines AND that the two I did have held more.
I can see no reason why any handgun should have a 31 shot clip. Surely there is a compromise - I own 6 guns, but would never think of having something of that type. Mine are for hunting. I don't know what a Glock with a 31 shot clip would be used for - I guess if you came upon a herd of deer.
It's not the guns that are the problem. It's people who are misdiagnosed and let out on the street with mental illnesses. The boy had serious problems and the educational system and his parents didn,t do a thing. He should never have been given a gun license in the first place. Don't take away the rights of sane rational people who protest in the voting booth and not with a gun.


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What is your motivation to change or why are you doing this? Is it something you decided to do for yourself, or is it something you doctor recommended you do? The reason I ask is I have found that if one is faced with a difficult task and they want to do it, they will find a way. If someone else wants them to do it they are prone to failing. If you truly want to do it, you will find a way. That all being said, maybe running isn't your thing. You say you used to swim, why not start there. The impact on your body is much less, and running with 50lbs of extra weight is going to cause a lot of impact on your body which could discourage you as well. If not swimming what about something like a bike or ecliptical machine? Getting over that first hump is the hardest, but after that you will begin to feel better and look better. Best of luck to you!
Convince yourself that you can run. It is amazing how much mental power influences our bodies. It may be a difficult journey, but you will see and feel the progress. It is also fine to advance at your own pace and develop a revised training schedule along the way because we are all different and adjustments are very personal.
When I first started, I could jog only about 400 meters and I typically stopped there because I thought that was all I could possibly complete, so I spent too much time in that mode of failing to try any longer distances. Again, think of the possibilities instead of the limitations. That is important to move forward and avoid a negative focus. I promise that your body will respond to higher expectations from your mind.
Keep the faith and move on to week 2..the doubts will fade and turn into new visions.
If you really are completely out of shape, you might do better to start with a walking program. Go out and walk for 30 minutes. Just go as far as you can in that time. Do it as often as you can, at least three days a week, but preferably more. When you can walk for 30 minutes comfortably, start walking with a distance in mind. Walk two miles, then three miles. As it becomes easier (and it will), began walking a bit faster. When you can walk for three miles comfortably, come back and start the program over. I think you'll be amazed at how much easier it is.
Just keep at it. Time is irrelevant when you consider that you are actually out exercising. I personally found that I liked the push that C25k gave me, otherwise I am sure I would never have gotten to where I am now, running 3 miles without stopping. I have a long way more to go in terms of speed and distance, but I would've never gotten this far if it wasn't for making the decision to get my butt out there and do it. Did you actually do all three days of W1, or are you midweek? Either way, just keep at it and you'll notice improvements!
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As stated, just keep at it, repeat weeks and workouts when you need to until you complete the required time/distance. Don;t try and run to fast in the beginning, just above a walk to elevate the heart rate is fine. Good luck.
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TUSCALOOSA | Verner Elementary School teacher Kathy Perkins has been named one of the final four candidates for Alabama Teacher of the Year.
Along with Perkins, Alabama Superintendent of Education Tommy Bice named Tracy Pruitt of the Montana Street Academic Magnet School in Dothan as the other elementary school finalist for Alabama Teacher of the Year.
The two secondary school finalists are Jeff Johnson of Hoover High School and Alison Grizzle of
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Bice said in a news release that the final four candidates have been chosen from an extensive field of educational leaders throughout the state who have given more than their time and attention.
"The final four are educators who have given all their energy and expertise to help to prepare students for the world," Bice said.
The Alabama Teacher of the Year winner will be named during a ceremony at the Alabama Department of Education on May 8. The winner will be selected after the candidates are interviewed by a state judging committee.
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In recent months, we have seen a gradual recovery for the biotech sector and the capital markets as the worst of the global economic recession seems to have been put behind us. For example, from the end of the first quarter of 2009, the markets have gained about 60%. Both the Dow and the S&P 500 hit 13-month closing highs post Thanksgiving, as economic data pointed to hopes of stabilization in the labor and housing markets and provided reinforcement to analysts' predictions that the economy is finally in recovery mode.
The Burrill Biotech Select index (up 14% since it hit its lowest point in March) still lags the general markets' performance to date. However, with the comparative stabilization of the capital markets, we are seeing some encouraging signs of good things to come. The total that US biotechs have raised through follow-on financings is up over 100% on the total raised in 2008.EMERGING COMPANIES PERFORM WELL
Follow-on financing is generally a harbinger of the opening of the initial public offering (IPO) window and already we have witnessed three biotech IPOs—two specialty pharmaceuticals and one biotech company. In August, Cumberland Pharmaceuticals raised $85 million by offering five million shares at $17, below the expected range of $19 to $21. The specialty pharmaceuticals company has products on the market, including a new injectable treatment for pain and fever. Talecris Biotherapeutics, a manufacturer of plasma-based proteins, raised a whopping $950 million with its IPO. Like Cumberland, the company has products on the market and its 2008 sales were $1.4 billion.
In early October, Omeros Corporation became the first venture-backed biotech to go public. It priced its IPO of 6.82 million shares at $10 per share, but then saw its shares drop almost immediately, closing down 13% on its first day of trading (and closing November down 28%). The company is using the funding to complete Phase 3 trials of its lead drug candidate, which is being evaluated for use during arthroscopic surgery.
Omeros's opening and subsequent share price performance shows the difficulty that will exist for many biotech companies that are not yet profitable and are thinking about raising money in the public markets. We are likely to see up to 15 companies add themselves to the IPO runway shortly with the hope that around the time of the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in early January 2010, the markets will be receptive enough to invest in new biotech issues. The first biotech IPO movers of 2010 will have to perform well for the IPO window to open wider.
In the final quarter, four biotech companies already added themselves to the IPO runway:
Ironwood Pharmaceuticals hopes to raise up to $173 million in an IPO. Linaclotide, the company's first-in-class compound, is being evaluated in a confirmatory Phase 3 program for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome with constipation and chronic constipation. Ironwood has already raised $306 million in private equity financing and recently announced that it had partnered with Japanese pharmaceutical powerhouse Astellas, granting them exclusive rights to develop and commercialize linaclotide in Japan, Indonesia, Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Trius Therapeutics, which focuses on the discovery, development, and commercialization of antibiotics for serious infections, filed to raise up to $86 million. The company is planning two Phase 3 trials of the second-generation oxazolidinone that inhibits bacterial protein biosynthesis to treat serious Gram-positive bacterial infections.
Alimera Sciences, developing products that treat retina-related diseases, filed to raise up to $80 million. Currently, the company is focused on diseases affecting the retina. Its most advanced product candidate is Iluvien, which is being developed for the treatment of diabetic macular edema.
Aldagen also took its place in the queue of companies hoping to go public in the coming months as the IPO window begins to open. The company, which develops regenerative cell therapies, had initially filed to go public in May 2008 but withdrew those plans in October 2009, when the stock market melted down. The company hopes to raise an estimated $80.5 million to fund a Phase 3 trial of its most advanced therapy for the treatment of critical limb ischemia.


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Addie's assertion that words are "just words," perpetually falling short of the ideas and emotions they seek to convey, reflects the distrust with which the novel as a whole treats verbal communication. While the inner monologues that make up the novel demonstrate that the characters have rich inner lives, very little of the content of these inner lives is ever communicated between individuals. Indeed, conversations tend to be terse, halting, and irrelevant to what the characters are thinking at the time. When, for example, Tull and several other local men are talking with Cash about his broken leg during Addie's funeral, we are presented with two entirely separate conversations. One, printed in normal type, is vague and simple and is presumably the conversation that is actually occurring. The second, in italics, is far richer in content and is presumably the one that the characters would have if they actually spoke their minds. All of the characters are so fiercely protective of their inner thoughts that the rich content of their minds is translated to only the barest, most begrudging scraps of dialogue, which in turn leads to any number of misunderstandings and miscommunications.
As I Lay Dying is, in its own way, a relentlessly cynical novel, and it robs even childbirth of its usual rehabilitative powers. Instead of functioning as an antidote to death, childbirth seems an introduction to it—for both Addie and Dewey Dell, giving birth is a phenomenon that kills the people closest to it, even if they are still physically alive. For Addie, the birth of her first child seems like a cruel trick, an infringement on her precious solitude, and it is Cash's birth that first causes Addie to refer to Anse as dead. Birth becomes for Addie a final obligation, and she sees both Dewey Dell and Vardaman as reparations for the affair that led to Jewel's conception, the last debts she must pay before preparing herself for death. Dewey Dell's feelings about pregnancy are no more positive: her condition becomes a constant concern, causes her to view all men as potential sexual predators, and transforms her entire world, as she says in an early section, into a "tub full of guts." Birth seems to spell out a prescribed death for women and, by proxy, the metaphorical deaths of their entire households.
Motifs are recurring structures, contrasts, or literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text's major themes.Pointless Acts of Heroism
As I Lay Dying is filled with moments of great heroism and with struggles that are almost epic, but the novel's take on such battles is ironic at best, and at times it even makes them seem downright absurd or mundane. The Bundrens' effort to get their wagon across the flooded river is a struggle that could have been pulled from a more conventional adventure novel, but is undermined by the fact that it occurs for a questionable purpose. One can argue that the mission of burying Addie in Jefferson is as much about Anse's false teeth as about Addie's dying wishes. Cash's martyrdom seems noble, but his uncomplaining tolerance of the pain from his injuries eventually becomes more ridiculous than heroic. Jewel's rescuing of the livestock is daring, but it also nullifies Darl's burning of the barn, which, while criminal, could be seen as the most daring and noble act of all. Every act of heroism, if not ridiculous on its own, counteracts an equally epic act, a vicious cycle that lends an absurdity that is both comic and tragic to the novel.
Interior Monologues
As Faulkner was embarking on his literary career in the early twentieth century, a number of Modernist writers were experimenting with narrative techniques that depended more on explorations of individual consciousness than on a string of events to create a story. James Joyce's Ulysses and Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time are among the most famous and successful of these experiments, but Faulkner also made a substantial contribution to this movement.
As I Lay Dying is written as a series of stream-of-consciousness monologues, in which the characters' thoughts are presented in all their uncensored chaos, without the organizing presence of an objective narrator. This technique turns character psychology into a dominant concern and is able to present that psychology with much more complexity and authority than a more traditional narrative style. At the same time, it forces us to work hard to understand the text. Instead of being presented with an objective framework of events, somewhere in the jumble of images, memories, and unexplained allusions, we are forced to take the pieces each character gives and make something of them ourselves.
Issues of Social Class
In the American South, where Faulkner lived and wrote, social class was more hierarchical and loomed larger as a concern than elsewhere in the United States, and it is clearly engrained in the fabric of As I Lay Dying. Faulkner proved to be unusual in his ability to depict poor rural folk with grace, dignity, and poetic grandeur, without whitewashing or ignoring their circumstances. The Bundrens find willing, even gracious hosts at neighboring rural farms, but their welcome in the more affluent towns is cold at best: a marshal tells them their corpse smells too rancid for them to stay, a town man pulls a knife on Jewel, and an unscrupulous shop attendant takes advantage of Dewey Dell. On the other hand, despite their poor grammar and limited vocabularies, Faulkner's characters express their thoughts with a sort of pared-down poeticism. Exactly what Faulkner's intentions were for his family of rural southerners is unclear—As I Lay Dying has been read as both a poignant tribute to and a scathing send-up of rural southern values—but the Bundrens' background unmistakably shapes their journey and the interactions they have along the way.
Symbols are objects, characters, figures, or colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.Animals
Shortly after Addie's death, the Bundren children seize on animals as symbols of their deceased mother. Vardaman declares that his mother is the fish he caught. Darl asserts that Jewel's mother is his horse. Dewey Dell calls the family cow a woman as she mulls over her pregnancy only minutes after she has lost Addie, her only female relative. For very different reasons, the grief-stricken characters seize on animals as emblems of their own situations. Vardaman sees Addie in his fish because, like the fish, she has been transformed to a different state than when she was alive. The cow, swollen with milk, signifies to Dewey Dell the unpleasantness of being stuck with an unwanted burden. Jewel and his horse add a new wrinkle to the use of animals as symbols. To us, based on Darl's word, the horse is a symbol of Jewel's love for his mother. For Jewel, however, the horse, based on his riding of it, apparently symbolizes a hard-won freedom from the Bundren family. That we can draw such different conclusions from the novel's characters makes the horse in many ways representative of the unpredictable and subjective nature of symbols in As I Lay Dying.
Addie's Coffin
Addie's coffin comes to stand literally for the enormous burden of dysfunction that Addie's death, and circumstances in general, place on the Bundren family. Cash, always calm and levelheaded, manufactures the coffin with great craft and care, but the absurdities pile up almost immediately—Addie is placed in the coffin upside down, and Vardaman drills holes in her face. Like the Bundrens' lives, the coffin is thrown off balance by Addie's corpse. The coffin becomes the gathering point for all of the family's dysfunction, and putting it to rest is also crucial to the family's ability to return to some sort of normalcy.
Tools, in the form of Cash's carpentry tools and Anse's farm equipment, become symbols of respectable living and stability thrown into jeopardy by the recklessness of the Bundrens' journey. Cash's tools seem as though they should have significance for Cash alone, but when these tools are scattered by the rushing river and the oncoming log, the whole family, as well as Tull, scrambles to recover them. Anse's farm equipment is barely mentioned, but ends up playing a crucial role in the Bundrens' journey when Anse mortgages the most expensive parts of it to buy a new team of mules. This trade is significant, as the money from Anse's pilfering of Cash's gramophone fund and the sale of Jewel's horse represents the sacrifice of these characters' greatest dreams. But the fact that Anse throws in his farm equipment should not be overlooked, as this equipment guarantees the family's livelihood. In an effort to salvage the burial trip, Anse jeopardizes the very tools the family requires to till its land and survive.
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PHOENIX — The news on A's third baseman Josh Donaldson is all good, although he wasn't taking part in the A's full workout Monday.
Donaldson came out of Sunday's game in Goodyear against the Reds with a minor calf injury, and manager Bob Melvin said Monday morning that the original diagnosis holds that the injury is indeed minor.
The A's will not take any chances. Donaldson was not originally scheduled to play Monday against the Cubs in Phoenix, and Melvin said he probably wouldn't play against the White Sox in Glendale on Tuesday. He's on track to return to third base Wednesday against Cleveland in Goodyear.
"He might not play (Tuesday),'' Melvin said. ``If not, then the next day."
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Donald Viglione
Personal Information
California School of Professional Psychology
Clinical Psychology
San Diego Campus
Distinguished Professor
Distinguished Professor
Alliant International University San Diego
10455 Pomerado Road
San Diego CA 92131
Courses, Research Interests, Publications
Assessment, Personality, and Intellectual
Sexual offender evaluation
Rorschach and personality assessment; assessment of malingering and response manipulation; child psychopathology; trauma, dangerousness, and sexual offenses
Viglione, D.J., Wright, D., Dizon, N.T., Moynihan, J.E., DuPuis, S., & Pizitz T.D. (2001). Evading detection on the MMPI-2: Does caution produce more realistic patterns of Responding? Assessment, 8 237-250.
Viglione, D. J., & Hilsenroth, M. (2001). The Rorschach: Facts, fiction, and future. Psychological Assessment, 13, 452-471.
Friedberg, R.D., Viglione, D.J., Stinson, B.L., Beal, K.G., Fidaleo, R.A., & Celeste, B.L. (1999) Perceptions of treatment helpfulness and depressive symptomology in psychiatric inpatients on a cognitive therapy unit. Journal of Rational-Emotive and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, 17, 33-50.
Viglione, D.J. (1999). A review of recent research addressing the utility of the Rorschach. Psychological Assessment, 11, 251-265.
Viglione, D.J. & Kates, J. (1997). A Rorschach child single-subject study in divorce: A question of psychological resiliency. In J. R. Meloy, M.W. Acklin, C.B. Gacono, J.F. Murray, C.A. Peterson (Eds), Contemporary Rorschach Interpretation (pp. 365-388).. Hillsdale, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Viglione, D.J. (1997). Problems in Rorschach research and what to do about them. Journal of Personality Assessment, 68, 589-600.
Burns, B. & Viglione, D.J. (1996). The Rorschach Human Experience Variable, interpersonal relatedness and object representation in nonpatients. Psychological Assessment, 21, 109-112.
Viglione, D.J., Gottlieb, R., & Friedberg, R. (1995). Depressive Experiences Questionnaire: An empirical exploration of the underlying theory. Journal of Personality Assessment, 65, 91-99.
Viglione, D.J., Fals-Stewart, W. & Moxham, E. (1995). Maximizing internal and external validity in MMPI Malingering Research: A study in a military population. Journal of Personality Assessment, 65, 502-513.
Exner, J.E., with contributions by Colligan, S.C., Hillman, L.B., Ritzler, B.A., Sciara, T., Viglione, D.J. (1995). A Rorschach Workbook for the Comprehensive System, 4th Ed. Rorschach Workshops: Asheville, N.C.
Viglione, D.J. (1995). Basic considerations regarding data analysis. In J.E. Exner (Ed.), Issues and Methods in Rorschach Research (pp. 195-226). Hillsdale, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Netter, B. & Viglione, D.J. (1994). An empirical study of malingering schizophrenia on the Rorschach. Journal of Personality Assessment, 62, 45-57.
Morgan, L. & Viglione, D.J. (1992). Sexual disturbances, Rorschach sexual responses, and mediating factors. Psychological Assessment, 4, 530-536.
Viglione, D.J. & Perry, W. (1991). A general model for psychological assessment and psychopathology applied to depression. British Journal of Projective Psychology, 36, 1-16.
Viglione, D.J. (1990). Severe disturbance or trauma-induced adaptive reaction: A Rorschach child case study. Journal of Personality Assessment, 55, 280-295. (This article won the Walter Klopfer award for distinguished contribution to the literature in personality assessment).
Viglione, D.J., Exner, J.E. (1983). The effects of state-anxiety and limited social-evaluative stress on the Rorschach. Journal of Personality Assessment, 47, 150-154.
Academic History and Background
PhD, Long Island University, 1981
Licensed and Practicing Clinical Psychologist
Fellow, American Board of Assessment Psychology
Fellow, Society of Personality Assesment
National Academy of Neuropsychology
Professional Practice and Community Service
Previously program director of Clinical PsyD and Clinical PhD at CSPP-Alliant, San Diego campus.
Participation in Rorschach Research Council with Dr. John Exner.
Sexual Perpetrator Assessment Project with Dr. Robert Brager and STEPS.
Development of a computerized malingering test - The Inventory of Problems.
Psychological assessment and consultation services.
The Child Unusual Beliefs and Experience Scale.
Synthesis of the Conceptual Inferential Procedures Involved with the Assessment of Malingering: An Applied Study.
The Quality of Paternal Attachment and Violent Behaviors: A Rorschach Study of Convicted Military Male Offenders.
Detection of Malingered Mild Head Injury Using the Tripartite Conceptual Model of Malingering and the Inventory of Problems.
The Utility of the Rorschach Inkblot Method in the Assessment of Adolescent Sex Offender.
Inanimate Movement and Diffuse Shading Responses as Indices of Uncontrollable Stress and the Role of Attributional Style: A Rorschach Validation Study.
The Relationship of Sexual Disturbances, Gender of the Examiner, and Testing Instructions to Rorschach Sexual Responses and Guardedness.
The Child's Experience of Traumatic Imagery: Exploring Children's Descriptions and Reenactments of Trauma Through Multimethod Assessment and Qualitative Analysis.
Sexually Offending and Non-Offending Roman Catholic Priests: Characterization and Analysis.
Rorschach Indicators of Simulated Schizophrenia.
The Rorschach Comprehensive System Depression Index, Depression Heterogeneity, and the Role of Self-Schema.
PTSD and the Fear Structure: Investigating the Rorschach as a Tool to Inform Treatment.
Cultural Difference or Deficit? Rorschach Responses of Asian Indians and European Americans.
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Charles Young, Jr., qualified Monday to run for the House of Representatives from District 82. The office was held for almost 30 years by his father. Charles Young, Sr., died in 2009.
Young said he wants to continue his father's mission of providing equal opportunity for all.
"Today, I stand before you and ask you for your support," said Young at the Lauderdale County Courthouse.
Young said he has given this step a lot of thought.
'"When my father passed two years ago, I really contemplated running then. I had some conversations with some of the leadership over in Jackson and they asked that we wait until we got some legal issues behind us," Young said. " A month and a half ago, the judge exonerated me of all charges and I felt that the time is good."
The charges that Young previously faced originated in Meridian and were for felony receipt of stolen property. With that behind him, Young is proceeding with plans that have him opposing longtime family friend, Wilbert Jones, who was elected in a special election held to fill Charles Young, Sr.'s unexpired term. The family sought out Jones to run for the seat after their father's death.
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"Now that the opportunity has become available, it will be up to Mr. Jones' core group to make a decision whether or not to continue with the election," said Young.
In a phone interview with Rep. Jones, he told Newscenter 11 that his campaign is on track and will continue. As for Charles Young, Jr.s announcement about seeking the office, Jones said that's the beauty of living in a democratic society.
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Cleidocranial dysostosis is a disorder involving the abnormal development of bones in the skull and collar (clavicle) area. The condition is passed down through families (inherited).
Cleidocranial dysostosis is caused by an abnormal gene. It is passed down through families as an autosomal dominant trait. That means you only need to get the abnormal gene from one parent in order for you to inherit the disease.
Cleidocranial dysostosis is a congenital condition, which means it is present from before birth. The condition affects girls and boys equally.
People with cleidocranial dysostosis have a jaw and brow area that sticks out. The middle of their nose (nasal bridge) is wide.
The collar bones may be missing or abnormally developed. This pushes the shoulders together in front of the body.
Primary teeth do not fall out at the expected time. Adult teeth may develop later than normal, and an extra set of adult teeth grow in. This causes the normal teeth to become crooked.
The condition does not affect a person's intelligence.
Other symptoms can include:
There is often a family history of cleidocranial dysostosis. X-rays are usually taken and may show:
There is no specific treatment for the bone problems. An oral surgeon should monitor teeth regularly. An otologist should check for hearing problems.
The bone symptoms usually cause few problems. Appropriate dental care is important.
Complications include dental problems and shoulder dislocations.
Call your health care provider if you have a family history of cleidocranial dysostosis and are planning to have a child. Also call if you have a child with similar symptoms.
Genetic counseling is appropriate if a person with a family or personal history of cleidocranial dysostosis is planning to have children.
Horton WA, Hecht JT. Disorders involving transcription factors. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 689.
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The Las Lomas High girls volleyball team refuses to go away quietly. Or go away at all, for that matter.
On the verge of going down two games to none on Tuesday, the Knights instead turned things around and eliminated Gregori-Modesto 19-25, 25-23, 25-14, 25-21 in the first round of the Northern California playoffs.
Las Lomas (37-7) had faced elimination twice in last week's North Coast Section playoffs, but beat both Redwood-Larkspur in the semifinals and Maria Carrillo-Santa Rosa in the finals in five games.
"We really wanted to come to practice on Wednesday," Las Lomas senior middle Maddie Borch said. "We didn't want it to end, because we knew we could beat them and you never want to go out like that."
Borch, Rachel Nieto and Geneva Duffy all finished with 12 kills for No. 4 Las Lomas, which advances to play top-seed Archbishop Mitty-San Jose.
After dropping the first game, the Knights trailed 23-21 in the second game, but rallied to score the final four points and turn the match around. They parlayed that into an 18-7 lead in game three, scoring 22 of 29 points during a stretch to go up 2-1.
"We have a chance in every game," Borch said. "They're really good, but we're really good too."
Gregori-Modesto finishes 33-4.
California d. Homestead-Cupertino: In a spellbinder, the host Grizzlies beat Homestead 26-28, 25-22, 25-11, 23-25, 18-16 in the first round of the Northern California Division I playoffs.
The No. 3 seeded Grizzlies, fresh off their first North Coast Section Division I title in 30 years, prevailed over the No. 6 Mustangs when senior stalwart Sabrina Clayton hit her 26th kill, to go along with 12 digs.
The clutch shot came off Caitlyn Quindoy's 31st assist overall, deciding a tense fifth game.
The Grizzlies faced deficits of 3-0, 4-1, 5-2 and 7-3 in the final game but would not be denied.
What made the difference in the end?
"Probably our defense and never giving up," said Clayton, who is headed to Santa Clara. "We were down in the end, and we just pushed through it. We were going all out."
Cal tied it at 13 after Clayton won a joust at the net in game five. The teams exchanged points before Homestead star outside hitter Casey Carroll's ace made it 15-14. Clayton tipped one over to tie it before Emily Reed, who had a match-high 32 kills, had a kill off the block. The Grizzlies' Jennifer Gill had a block to tie it at 16-16, Homestead then hit wide, and Clayton put the outcome to rest.
-- Matt Schwab
Menlo-Atherton d. San Ramon Valley: Host Menlo-Atherton extended its season with a 25-23, 25-22, 25-22 win over San Ramon Valley in the first round of the Division I Northern California playoffs.
The Bears will play at No. 1 seed St. Francis-Sacramento on Saturday in the NorCal semifinals.
All three games with North Coast Section runner-up San Ramon Valley were extremely close throughout with Menlo-Atherton getting a small lead and holding on. The Bears built their biggest lead of the third game at 24-18 before SRV, with sophomore Rachel Braunschweig serving, drew to within 24-22. But a kill by senior outside hitter Ali Spindt closed it out and gave Menlo-Atherton (28-7) the sweep.
"We were in the match, it was what we expected,'' San Ramon Valley coach Brian Fujinaga said. "But their outside hitters are fantastic.''
Emily Reder had 18 kills and 20 digs for San Ramon Valley (31-11). Katherine Claybaugh contributed 14 kills and 21 digs while setter Nicole Powers had 29 assists and 12 digs.
-- Glenn Reeves
St. Joseph Notre Dame d. Hamilton-Hamilton City: Phoebe Grunt had 13 kills and 10 blocks and Rebecca Langowski added 12 kills to lead the host Pilots (27-11) past the sixth-seeded Braves 25-15, 25-20, 25-20 in the first round of the Division V playoffs.
Grunt, Langowski and Emma Doud combined for 10 aces in the win, which put No. 3 St. Joseph Notre Dame into the second round of the state playoffs for the first time in the program's history. The Pilots will play at No. 2 Woodside-Priory on Saturday. Hamilton finishes 23-10.
-- Staff
For a story and photos from Tuesday's night's high school boys basketball game between Salesian and Deer Valley, featuring Salesian's Jabari Bird, visit www.contracostatimes.com/high-school-sports or www.insidebayarea.com/high-school-sports.


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Five Questions About the 'Game of Thrones' Season Finale
The fourth season of "Game of Thrones" will end Sunday, but there's so much unresolved. Last Sunday's action-heavy episode, "The Watchers on the Wall," focused entirely on Jon Snow and his Night's Watch brothers fighting off an invading horde of wildlings, giants and woolly mammoths, at least for a night. (Read Marshall Crook's recap for Speakeasy if you haven't already.) Yet, coming off the heartbreaking and mind-blowing (heh) trial by combat in the prior episode, it's fair to say that many viewers, however satisfied they were by the epic battle at The Wall, felt as though they were left hanging.
Still, if any show on TV is adept at packing a lot of story and character development into an hour's running time, it's "Game of Thrones," and there are still a few seasons ahead of us yet. With that in mind — and the requisite spoiler warning if you haven't watched through episode nine of the current season — here are five things to keep in mind for Sunday's season finale, titled "The Children":
Is Tyrion done for? We last saw Tyrion Lannister and the King's Landing crew in "The Mountain and the Viper." Just for a moment — a single, glorious moment — it looked like Oberyn Martell, aka the "Red Viper of Dorne," was going to vanquish Gregor Clegane, aka "The Mountain," in the trial-by-combat for Tyrion's life. But Oberyn was caught monologuing, usually a villains' gaffe, and, with a Mountain-induced head explosion worthy of David Cronenberg's "Scanners," he joined the list of beloved "Game of Thrones" characters who suffered brutal deaths. Will Tyrion join that list? Oberyn's defeat ensured that the law — and Tywin Lannister, the Hand of the King and Tyrion's perpetually disappointed father — will seek to carry out his death sentence for the murder of his nephew, the sadistic King Joffrey. Tyrion, of course, didn't do it, but since when does justice hold sway in King's Landing?
Where's Stannis? Poor Stannis Baratheon. Outside of Daenerys Targaryen, he's got the strongest claim to the Iron Throne, but his forces have been depleted by the Tyrion-led rout at Blackwater Bay, as seen in the penultimate episode of season two, and his fire god-worshiping religious adviser has a way of weirding people out, to put it lightly. Still, he's flush with cash after he and his right-hand man, Davos Seaworth, secured a loan from the Iron Bank of Braavos, and they're out recruiting mercenaries. You have to think the would-be king will soon launch another offensive, but where?
Are Arya and The Hound at the end of the road? Now that Arya Stark's aunt, Lysa Arryn, is dead, Sandor Clegane, aka "The Hound," is running out of options to make money off his custody of the younger daughter of the departed Ned and Catelyn Stark. What's the incentive for these two to stick together? The Hound is a wanted (and easily recognizable) fugitive, and Arya has a personal quest for revenge-by-needlepoint, so while the two have provided viewers with great moments of TV this season, it's probably time for both of them to move on. Also, that bite mark on the Hound's neck doesn't seem like it's healing so well.
Will dismissing Jorah come back to haunt Daenerys? The "Mother of Dragons," now reigning as the ruler of former slave city Meereen, might have been a bit too harsh on disgraced knight Jorah Mormont after his early spying on her and her late brother was revealed. Since then, "Jorah the Andal," as he's known to Daeny's non-Westerosi followers, has come through for his queen time and time again. He's fought for her, offered counsel, and saved her life. Will he remain loyal in exile, or will his bitterness get the best of him? His intimate knowledge of Daenerys' inner circle could prove to be valuable to her enemies in Slaver's Bay and beyond.
Will Bran's vision quest yield results? Beyond the struggles of Jon Snow — who's off to parley with, and possibly kill, wildling leader Mance Rayder — the other key narrative thread at The Wall and beyond concerns the disabled but clairvoyant Bran Stark, his guides Jojen and Meera Reed, and, of course, Hodor. (Hodor.) Bran is determined to master his powers, which include "warging" into other people and animals, and the ability to see through time. Jojen seems to know where the young Stark heir needs to go and whom to see, but Jojen's health seems to be declining as they trek deeper and deeper into the North. What awaits them?
BONUS QUESTION: Will Brienne and Pod locate a Stark girl? Brienne of Tarth and Podrick Payne, formerly Tyrion's squire, are looking for Sansa Stark, but now they're on the trail of Arya, who was thought dead by the Lannisters. That's a little like trying to find two needles in a haystack, but Brienne and Pod are dutiful and persistent, so you can count on them to keep hunting. Besides, both Sansa and Arya are now traveling with easily identifiable male companions: Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish and The Hound, respectively. Yet, while the two have shared some funny scenes, their part of the story is due for a little payoff. Here's hoping we get some in the finale.
Let us know what you're hoping to see in the "Game of Thrones" season finale in the comments, or write to us on Twitter at @Michael_Calia or email us at email@example.com. Be sure to check out Marshall Crook's recap here after the episode ends this Sunday, and to read all our "Game of Thrones" coverage, click here.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- USA Triathlon has announced the picturesque city of Burlington, Vermont, will host the 2011 and 2012 USAT Age Group, Sprint and Elite National Championships.
The date of the events has not been determined, but organizers expect the events to be held in August in both 2011 and 2012 at a venue near Lake Champlain and Battery Park.
"On behalf of USA Triathlon, we are thrilled to be bringing our National Championships to Burlington in 2011 and 2012," said USA Triathlon CEO Skip Gilbert. "The athletes will face a very difficult course putting their athleticism to the full test. On a more personal note, as a graduate of the University of Vermont, I can't say enough great things about Burlington, the community and I'm confident that our members will find this a championship weekend they won't want to miss."
The USA Triathlon Age Group and Sprint National Championships feature the top amateur athletes in the U.S. competing for national titles in their age groups as well as spots on Team USA to compete in the 2012 ITU World Championships in London. The 2010 Age Group, Sprint and Elite National Championship events will take place in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Course distances for each event:
Age Group National Championship -- 1.5k swim, 40k bike, 10k run
Sprint National Championship -- 750m swim, 20k bike, 5k run
Elite National Championship -- 1.5k swim, 40k bike, 10k run; conducted in the Olympic-style format of racing -- draft-legal with multiple loops
Burlington is located on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain against the backdrop of the Green Mountains and is the largest city in the state of Vermont. Climate for the month of August is mild with an average high of 78 degrees and an average low of 58, according to the National Weather Service.
The city offers athletes the convenience of Burlington International Airport, a 15-minute drive from the venue. Area attractions include the Church Street Marketplace, downtown Burlington's open air mall featuring historical architecture, dining, shopping, year-round festivals, street entertainers, music and more. Burlington also is home to the University of Vermont.
The USAT National Championship weekend will include a Health & Fitness Expo to be held at the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center where athletes, spectators and the general public will be able to browse through the offerings of dozens of exhibitors, all in the comfortable surroundings of the host hotel. The expo will feature a variety of items needed to enjoy an active lifestyle and it will also offer a number of homegrown Vermont products.
USAT is pleased to partner with the Burlington community and RunVermont, home of the KeyBank Vermont City Marathon, to bring this prestigious event to the shores of Lake Champlain.
"We are pleased to be the first course in the Northeast to host this event," said Rick Milliken, the General Manager of the Doubletree Hotel Burlington and past Chairman of the Vermont State Sports Council. "Burlington's combination of Lake Champlain scenery in an urban setting provides a spectacular landscape for the competition."
In the summer, the Burlington region offers outdoor activities like kayaking, fishing, sailing, hiking, cycling and more.
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USA Triathlon is proud to serve as the national governing body for triathlon--the fastest growing sport in the world--as well as duathlon, aquathlon and winter triathlon in the United States. USAT sanctions 3,100 races and connects with more than 130,000 members each year, making it the largest multisport organization in the world. In addition to its work with athletes, coaches, and race directors on the grassroots level, USAT provides leadership and support to elite athletes competing at international events, including World Championships, Pan American Games, and the Olympic Games.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Throughout the summer of 2011, GoIslanders.com will look back at the best moments and athletic performances from the 2010-11 school year.
Every Thursday, we will bring you one of the top 10 individual performances, with Tuesdays bringing the year's top 10 moments. Be sure to keep tabs on GoIslanders.com throughout the summer to celebrate all the great moments.
Top Moment #2: Baseball Beats Texas
On Feb. 22, the undefeated Islanders baseball team faced a stiff test with its first road game of the season against No. 6 Texas in a non-conference showdown. The Islanders' powerful bats and a balanced performance on the mound led the team to its second all-time victory over UT in school history, 8-7.
Riding a perfect 4-0 record after a four-game sweep of Mississippi Valley State, the Islanders opened the first inning with two runs. Drew Vest was first on the scoreboard with Trey Hernandez' RBI groundout to third. The Islanders were at a 2-0 advantage after Jumpy Garcia delivered a single through the middle to plate Chris Vergne. The Islanders then pushed it to 3-0 in the second, as Vergne brought in a run on a 6-4-3 double play, with Logan Nottebrok scoring for a three-run advantage.
On the other side, Justin Meza was rolling, surrendering two walks and a hit batsman, but striking out four in the first two innings. The Moody product punched out the side in the second.
The offense continued in the third, and again it started with the Islanders getting the leadoff man on. Matt Holland, hit by a pitch to advance to first, stole second and advanced to third on Jacob Perales' infield single. Garcia then got his second RBI of the game with a bounding ball to third that plated Holland for a 4-0 lead.
After the Longhorns scored twice in the bottom of the third, Garcia came through again in the fifth, knocking in a pair of Islanders on a two-run single advancing the team to a 6-2 advantage. In the bottom of the sixth with Holland on base, Perales ripped an RBI single to right to tack on another run, now 7-2 in favor of the visitors.
Although Meza's control issues got to him in the bottom of the fifth and three runs came in for UT, making it 7-5, Vest drove in a run in the top of the seventh to make it 8-5 in favor of the visitors. His two-out single plated Nottebrok to regain a three-run edge.
After the Longhorns scored twice in the seventh, Michael Boyle came on and got a 5-4-3 double play to thwart the threat with the Islanders now clinging to the slimmest of leads. Boyle gave his teammates a scare in the bottom of the eighth, walking the bases loaded, but retired the side on a lineout to left center to keep the Islanders up 8-7 headed to the ninth.
After Texas A&M - Corpus Christi went in order in the top of the frame, the Islanders called on opening-day starter Todd Simko to finish the job. The Cuesta College transfer punched out Erich Weiss, then got Johnathan Walsh to bounce out to shortstop. After the Islanders committed a two-base error, Simko got a popout to left off the bat of Tant Shepherd to end the game.
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi went on to win 37 games, a program record, and tallied victories over such national programs as Oregon State and Texas Tech. But it was the win over Texas that got the Islanders going in what was to be the finest year in the program's 12 years of existence.


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Dat Dog is holding a benefit for fallen NOPD Officer Rodney Thomas.
The event is Monday from 1:30-6:30 p.m. at 5030 Freret St.
Thomas was killed on the morning of July 7 in a hit-and-run.
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A Yahoo! User Feb 7, 2013 12:58 Flag
Thank you liverpool
for the Munich tribute you posted on your official site yesterday. Utd and liverpool may be rivals but its good to see those in charge of these 2 great clubs doing what they can to tackle the morons who think its fun to mock the others tragedy.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Feb 9, 2013 16:13 Flag
Thats Sean for you!!
Besides why does he bother coming on our board just to dish out pathetic insults? Has he got nothing better to do? It seems not !!
Spot on Dev.
The vast majority of us on both sides are normal, decent people who happen to support two different clubs.
The focus always goes on the noisy minority of morons who can't see the difference football and real life (Shanks was wrong in that respect).
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"The vast majority of us on both sides are normal, decent people who happen to support two different clubs."
Very true. And where would we be without different clubs to play each other and compete for the league and other competitions?
If I ever meet any of the Lpool supporters on this board, it would be my pleasure to buy you a pint and have a post match chat.
I have no time for the morons who insult each other.
United do rule United do rule Feb 8, 2013 15:05 Flag
Respect to Liverpool , from a United fan.
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Feb 8, 2013 07:28 Flag
It's only sicko's who get fun out of thinking it's ok to mock fans of a club over tradegy.
I'd like to thank LFC, too.
I'd like to thank LFC, too.


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