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There was a time when Kris Allen and his wife Katy O'Connell were considering having children – but since the arrival of dog Zorro in December, everything has changed.
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The adorable French bulldog, who "likes to lay around all the time," had better wake up before he misses his 15 minutes of fame: He joins his dad on the cover of his new album, Thank You Camellia, which comes out May 22. "I made him famous," Allen joked. "He's our tour mascot."
The pooch was a surprise Christmas gift from Allen's wife of three and a half years, and also a compromise.
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ST. MORITZ, Switzerland - Lindsey Vonn skied a tactically perfect weather-shortened super G to capture her 57th Audi FIS Alpine World Cup victory in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on Saturday, while Julia Mancuso of Squaw Valley finished third.
It was the fourth straight World Cup speed race in which two U.S. athletes recorded top-three finishes. Slovenia's Tina Maze, who won the opening super combined, was second by .37 to keep the overall chase tight.
"The other girls are skiing so well, Tina and Julia and Maria. It has been a tight field in super G," Vonn said. "I'm definitely going to have to fight hard. The way Tina has been skiing is really great for the sport. I have a lot of respect for her and she is obviously skiing well in all five events. I'm only skiing well at the moment in downhill and super G."
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No you interpreted my statement that way. Getz is a great player and a top 15, 10 on his best day but...in my opinion he isn't even on the same level as Z or Dats for that matter. Z and Dats will never win Harts or Rockets, thats not the Wings system. It's not homerism, its called watching hockey and judging the player by more than just their stats column on NHL.com, maybe you do that and you have a different view thats fine, but based on those areas of the game that are subject to interpretation that form the basis of my opinion.
You're right when you say stats aren't everything, and we do have a different system, but I just think Getzlaf would dominate no matter what system he was playing in. He's got plenty of intangibles himself. He's not just some scorer who can't do anything else.
46 goals in 97 playoff games. end of discussion.
And Getzlaf is apparently Alexei Yashin in the playoffs?
He's been a great playoff performer himself, even though he hasn't played as many games as Hank.
Jeez are we talking about the same guy, or is this some guy named Getflaf, like the OP wrote? I don't like him either, but let's not make it sound like he sucks or something. I'm guessing most teams in the league would take him over Hank. That's just my opinion, but I'm sticking to it.


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My predictions for some of the podiums. Without Universal Sports, I did not see any pairs at all, so I can't tell you that.
For the women:
1. Ashley Wagner. Like Alissa and Jeremy Abbott, she'll get this, but will she medal at Worlds? Those two never did.
2. Akiko. The judges like her type of skating. Should do well
3. Mao. These three can come in any order, though. Mao may win if she lands the axel.
1. Patrick. He'll fall, but still win.
2. Yuzuru. He'll fall but still come in 2nd.
3. Daisuke. He won't fall, but the judges will get mad at something else.
1. Virtue and Moir. It will be close, but they will be come up ahead of Davis and White
2. Davis and White
3. Don't know. Again, didn't see much on tv this year.
LOL!V/T will step onto the ice and on top of the podium in the same moment.
Sorry I definitely dont see that.Patrick Chan: Improved artistry
re: Mao
Definitely a contradiction on my part. A good skate by Mao is definitely podium worthy. Definitely some hopediction there re: Suzuki.
re: Chan
Nor do I, truthfully, but everyone else seems to see it. But I find him better in that department than his internet-rep, so take that with a grain of salt.
1) Chan (improved artistry? Puccini's music may give that impression)
2) Hanyu (despite all his shortcomings)
3) Dai (despite his artistry)
1) Wagner (she is not my personal preference)
2) Asada (if she can double convinsingly)
3) suzuki (even if she singles the lutz in the short)
1) V/T (give them better programmes)
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1) V/M (I don't know why they always beat D/W)
2) D/W (I don't know what they are lacking)
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V/M have never beaten D/W at this competition, fwiw. Last season, they were evenly matched with victories with 2 each.
Reminder of the asterisk to last year's GPF:
As the ISU later acknowledged, Virtue/Moir's GPF FD should have beaten Davis/White's. Because of a calculation error, V/M were not credited with the full number of points that one of their lifts deserved.
But Davis/White still would have won the gold even without the error.
Takahashi will not have a WTT level skate because that was an one quad LP. This time he has a two quads with one in combo LP. We haven't seen him skate it clean yet so far. Very likely he will under rotate, two footed, or fall on a quad or two.
Chan might double some jumps again if not fall. It seems his new strategy this season to double the jumps instead of fall/falls.
Hanyu won't be clean in his LP. But Hanyu is capable of having another near world record SP. The LP might be Chan's to lose.
Kozuka is likely to save his SOHL at the time of the Worlds. Unless he changes his strategy from two quads LP to one quad LP, he is not going to skate clean in LP.
Fenandez is a little like a headcase and seems an early season skater. He might not skate as great as he did at SC.
Machida might be the only one who could skate clean in both SP and LP.
All of them are packaging their programs technically touching or exceeding their own abilities. There is a good chance that none of them has a clean competition. Also, there is a chance for some of these skaters to adopt Chan's method in doubling the jumps instead of fall/falls. They might learn from Chan as quickly as some of them have adopted his 3Lz-1Lo-3S. I'm not going to predict the placement because I'm not good at it.
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I saw the link given by yude, and this is what Brian Orser said about Hanyu: Thinking of Japanese Nationals is more important. I would really enjoy in between GPF and Nationals, in Toronto we'll have amazing works.
Im confused. It looks like Orser definitely thinks hell help Hanyu prepare for the JN in 2 weeks in Toronto between GPF and JN, then its also 2 weeks between NHK and GPF and shouldnt Hanyu also going to Toronto to prepare for the GPF? If its for the jet lag thing mentioned by some posters, then after GPF Hanyu will fly from Sochi to Toronto and then to Japan-its worse.
Why the different approaches before GPF and JN? Could it be Orser is giving up on GPF and skip to JN? or JN is more difficult that Hanyu thinks he cant make the top three? I dont know what to think if Hanyu stays in Sendai and not go to Toronto to prepare for GPF just because he has to take exams. He has a good chance of medal or even gold at GPF if he prepares well for it. To give away the chance for the exam is If I were him I wouldnt do that.
Which exams are they? Are they ones that are critical to his whole future after skating? He is 17, almost 18. Could be like college entrance exams or something (I really don't know how that works in Japan).
I dont know if it may help but in this Yuzus NHK FS YTvideo http://www.youtube.com/all_comments?v=WLg1FxmhyNw a viewer translated the interview to italian language. The viewer translated ora vuole continuare ad allenarsi lì a Sendai which literally means now (Yuzu) wants to continue his training here in Sendai. Is it correct?
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The Mister and I set out at 10AM for Richmond. We made it to town around 7:00PM and immediately headed for the race expo. I picked up my number and the whole thing started to feel surreal. I had trained and I was ready but now I really had to do this! We browsed a little bit at the fitness expo and I snagged a PaceTat (shown here on me) for my goal finish time of 3:55. I was super happy about this because I tried to order one online but they didn't make offer one for that finish time. Thanks Saturn for providing the custom tats for free!
After a dinner of chicken and noodles (thanks Mom!), I conked out at 10PM with the alarm set for 4:30AM. The race start time was 8AM and I wanted to have plenty of time to hydrate and let my breakfast digest. I slept well but a little fitfully. Thunderstorms woke me up several times during the night.
I immediately sought a weather report on race morning. My parent's Internet connection typically sucks so I just dealt with the local TV news. The report I viewed on Friday before leaving showed 100% chance of precipitation during the entire race and temps from the mid 50s to about 60. The local news report said that rain was very likely and it was drizzling and wet outside when I woke up. The news reporter said it would be about 60-65 during race hours. I tipped outside to check the temperature and noticed that it felt pretty warm and muggy. However, there was nothing I could do about it as I didn't bring my running skort with me. Plus, given the high probability of rain I figured that being chilly and wet would not be good. I went ahead and put on my favorite Nike running pants and T-Shirt.
I dragged The Mister into the car and we headed out for the race site. We left a bit later than I wanted (my fault) but made it into the city around 7:15AM. Traffic was nuts and we had a lot of trouble finding the parking.decks that the race organizers listed. I grew up in Richmond but it has been a loooong time since I've been in that part of downtown and they had all kinds of streets blocked off. When the clock hit 7:35AM, The Mister volunteered to find parking and I jumped out of the car and headed to the starting line after a quick bathroom stop.
I managed to do a bit of warming up but not as much as I would have liked. I jogged most of the way to the start line and then did most of the active warmup things we do in CrossFit (butt kicks, high knees, toy soldiers). Before I knew it the gun was going off and it was time to start. The whole thing still didn't feel real, but I was feeling good.
I did a good job of keeping to my goal pace of 8:58 min/mile for the first third of the race. I was a little freaked out that I was going too fast at first/slow at first because I saw a member of the 4:00 pace team ahead of me as well as a member of the 3:45 pace team. I decided that these folks could have just opted out of the pacer squad and relied on my Polar's time to maintain the correct pace.
I fell into a good rhythm, but I noticed that it was really starting to heat up. I found myself drinking a lot more than usual. I normally have to remind myself to drink at every mile marker, but I was drinking lots of water every half mile. Actually, I didn't have water at all but an electrolyte solution from PowerBar. I had trained with this solution for about 3 long runs and it worked great. It has a light but not overpowering sweet taste as it hardly contains any sugar at all. This would come back to bite me in the butt later.
I passed the first spectator zone running strong. I was so happy to see my family and The Mister. I felt good and strong. I was especially enjoying the scenery because I was running right near my school, University of Richmond. Passing River Road brought up such fond memories!
I ran along the Hugenot Bridge with its gorgeous view of the James River which we extended by running right alongside the river. At this point, I was feeling really hot despite the shade offered by the trees. All of the water led me to wish for a Port-A-Potty and this was only about Mile 10! In training, I could run 16 miles before really needing to go. I stopped for one but the occupants were taking to long so I ran on hoping the next one would come up soon.
By now, we were in a residential neighborhood heading onto Forest Hill Avenue. There were several rolling hills on the course and the sun was out full blast. It was really becoming a struggle to keep pace. I was already hot and the effort required to tackle the hills didn't help. I had to use the bathroom and it seemed like none was in sight. I think this is where I started to break down mentally just a little bit.
There was a bathroom somewhere near Mile 11 and that granted relief from one problem but not the rest. My pacing was off and I started feeling like I needed to run faster to catch up which just made me more tired. It was becoming clear that I was not going to hit the half mark at 1:57. Now I'm upset about missing my target, tired and extremely hot. I managed shake it off and a bit because the next spectator zone was coming up at Mile 13.
Seeing the family again gave me a much needed mental boost. I crossed the half at 2:04:40 which is 8 minutes slower than my goal – a total mental blow. No chance of sub-four now was all I could think. To matters worse, I was not doing well physically either. My legs were not tired, but I was really winded and breathing hard. My heart rate was much higher than it normally is at this point. The heat was demanding a lot of effort from me and I just didn't seem to have it. That makes a marathon a special brand of hell – if you are faltering at the half with 13 miles to go it is hard to keep your mental resolve.
I started walking more each mile. Shortly after the half, my pace dropped to 9:41 and then 10:44. It felt even hotter and more humid if that was possible. My electrolyte drink was warm and suddenly way too sweet. I wanted clear cold water desperately so much so that I had to fight back tears. I was running across the James River Bridge and I didn't see any water stops in sight. I finally came to a "junk food stop" with cookies, gummy bears and Coke. After giving up soda for the past few months, I swallowed that little cup of Coke in two gulps. It was so good and cold (and no, I haven't had any more soda since that taste!).
More time passed and I finally got in two cups of cold water. That tasted even better than the Coke. Instead of being just what I needed to push on, I continued to feel like crap. I realized that I was now doing a walk/run schedule. My pace was close to 11:00 min/mile and I didn't even care. I really wanted to quit. I had a silent talk with God about helping me get through this and while it wasn't enough to make me start running full out again – it was enough for me not to quit. I was so angry at myself for this disaster that I almost started to hyperventilate to keep from bursting into tears.
Once again, I pulled myself together enough to not demand that my family take me home at the 19 Mile spectator zone. I was happy to see them but sure they were wondering why I was so late arriving at the stop. I handed off my sweaty hat (too hot for all of that) to my sister and set off on the last legs of the race. At the 20 Mile Mark, I was at 3:24:37 when I should have been at 2:59. I wanted to rip off that PaceTat that I was so happy to find. It was totally mocking me and I didn't need that.
The rest of the race is a blur. I remember chatting with a few other racers and a lot of them seemed as discouraged as I was by the conditions. I saw a few people with 3:45 pace team tags walking alongside me. Clearly this was a tough day for everyone. That just kind of fed my blues and I continued to trudge along. Nothing could shake it – not my music, not the friendly spectators, not the familiar sites of my hometown. I hadn't even bothered to set another time goal for myself for fear of letting myself down again. I was definitely on a walk/run schedule now – walk .3 miles run .7 miles, repeat.
I downed cold water and Powerade at every stop and grabbed oranges and pretzels out of the hands of kind strangers. At Mile 24, I still wasn't all that motivated to run full out even though the end was near. Finally at Mile 25 I pushed like I hadn't pushed all race just to end the misery. I crossed the finish line dejected instead of triumphant in just under 4:30 (official chip time 4:29:31).
My family was so happy for me but I couldn't really muster up a smile. I started to cry but held back. The Mister was off getting a greasy sausage when I crossed (he hadn't eaten since 6:30AM) and I'm glad he was gone. All I could think about during the last mile was jumping into his arms and crying bitterly. When he arrived a few minutes later I almost broke down (this picture perfectly captures how I felt) but I didn't. No one could understand how I felt about the whole thing, so I'm glad I didn't have the opportunity to get all worked up and make a real scene.
Now that I am a few days out from the whole thing, I feel better about the experience but a bitterness definitely remains. Out of about 3000 marathoners, I finished #1490, #69 out of 195 in my age group and #495 out of 1243 women. That's not horrible, right? It just upsets me that after 4 months of perfect training for a 3:55 finish and 8:58 min/mile goal pace I ended up with a 4:29 finish and 10:21 pace. Yes, it was very hot and humid and terrible marathon running conditions. No, I wasn't dressed appropriately for the weather. But I gave up on myself mentally and couldn't shake it. I could have done better despite the conditions but I couldn't make myself rise to the occasion and I've *always* been able to do that. That is where the bitterness comes in.
Will I ever do a marathon again? I don't know. I would have unequivocally said no a few days ago, but this comment made me think twice. Thanks Elizabeth. Your words mean a lot. I needed to hear that from someone who has been there before.
So onto new challenges for now. I've got a half-marathon coming up in March. At least after doing this, 13.1 miles seems like child's play!


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There's still time to register for the "Brain Game" at Penn State York. This course is designed to help students improve their learning and studying skills. The "Brain Game" offers students tips to help overcome test-taking jitters and offers strategies to keep from daydreaming. The course, held from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Aug. 20, is geared for high school or college-bound students who want to improve their skills.
Through interactive exercises, participants will discover how to spend less time but learn more studying a textbook using the "SQ4R" method, the do's and don'ts of note-taking, and how to become a more effective and productive student. The program includes the booklet "Improving Your Study Skills."
Cora Dzubak, Ph.D, director of Penn State York's accredited Learning Center, is the course instructor. Dzubak will cover topics including learning styles, time-management, textbook usage, test-taking strategies, study skills and a variety of other topics designed to help students learn.
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10 Resolutions for Going Green with Your Family This YearEmily McClements
If you're one of those people, like me, who are still making your resolutions, or setting your goals for the new year, I want to encourage you to try to find ways that you can go green with your family and save the environment in simple and easy ways this year.
Every year I make a list of green changes that I would like to make over the coming year, and I thought I'd put together a little list for you, if you are interested in moving your family in a more eco-friendly direction, but maybe not quite sure where to start.
These are simple and easy changes you can make over the next year that can have a big impact on effect that your family's life has on the planet. You can definitely start small with vowing to make just one or two of these changes this year, or maybe you're already doing a few of these, and would like to try to do the rest of them over the course of this year.
Here are ten resolutions for going green with your family this year.
1. Non-Toxic Cleaning 1 of 11One of the very first changes I made on my journey towards more green living was to switch to homemade and non-toxic cleaners for my home, so it's one of the first things I recommend to anyone who is interested in making green changes in their family's life.
Get all the essentials to make homemade cleaners with your kids.
2. Green Your Personal Care Products 2 of 11It's really important to be aware of the products we use on our skin and our children's skin. Unfortunately, there are lot of nasty chemicals in most conventional brands of personal care products, so you'll need to read labels and choose products that are safe and non-toxic.
This list is a great place to start for switching to green and safe personal care products.
3. Ditch the Disposables 3 of 11Reducing the amount of garbage your family creates is a great way to have a big impact on the environment. This could be anything from switching to cloth napkins and rags instead of paper napkins and towels, to using cloth diapers instead of disposables.
Here's more information if you're interested in making the switch to cloth diapers.
4. Buy Used 4 of 11Making a commitment to buying things used instead of new saves money and saves the environment at the same time. Before you run to store to purchase things this year, try to find what you're looking for used - at garage sales, thrift stores or online from sites like Craigslist or Ebay.
Further reading and resources on buying things used.
5. Make Recycling Easy 5 of 11If your family doesn't already recycle regularly, this is an important step to take to reduce the impact of the waste your family creates on the planet. Set up a recycling system that everyone in your family can easily use, and begin to teach your children what is recyclable and what is not — and try to use recyclable things more than disposable ones!
Find more inspiration for making recycling easy for your family.
6. Turn Off the Lights 6 of 11This is a really easy one that you can even get your toddler involved in. Make sure you turn off the lights when you leave a room, and don't leave lights on in areas of the house that you aren't using. Have your kids help you remember to turn of the lights, and if they're anything like my kids, they'll want to go ahead and turn the lights off themselves!
Take the simple step of turning off your lights this year.
7. Plant a Garden 7 of 11I think it's really important to teach our kids where food comes from, not just that we buy it at the grocery store. One great way to do this is to plant your own garden and have your kids help you with it. There are lots of ways to grow your own food, even if you have limited space.
See how my son loved to help in our garden last summer.
8. Simplify Your Stuff 8 of 11Simplifying your stuff may not really seem like a way to live green, but less stuff means you save money and earthly resources needed to produce and buy that stuff, and gives your family the space and time to enjoy the truly important things in life. Getting away from materialism and back to basics is one easy way to live a little greener.
Make the effort to simplify your family's stuff this year!
9. Buy Local and Organic Food 9 of 11The food we eat has a major impact on our environment, but choosing local and organic food can help to decrease that impact. Resolve to shop your local farmer's market and buy more food directly from the farm this year.
Here are ten ways to feed your family natural and organic food on a budget.
10. Conserve Water 10 of 11There are lots of little ways you can conserve water and make a dent in your overall water use this year. Start with turning off the faucet while you brush your teeth, taking shorter showers, making sure you don't have any leaky or dripping faucets around your house, installing a low flow shower head, and even following the "If it's yellow, let it mellow" rule in the bathroom.
Make some easy changes to conserve water around your house this year.
Green Your Kid's Gear 11 of 11And if you're looking for even more ways to go green around your house and with your kids this year, consider these ideas for greening your kid's gear.
See the slideshow: Top Green Products for Kids.
Have you made any green resolutions for your family this year?
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Five Softball Players Earn Madness Preseason Honors
MUNCIE, Ind. - - Five members of the Ball State softball program were recognized Monday on the College Sports Madness Mid-American Conference Preseason All-Conference Teams.
The players selected to the preseason all-conference teams were chosen by the staff at College Sports Madness and are expected to make significant contributions to their respective programs in the upcoming season.
Leading the way for the Cardinals was junior outfielder Jennifer Gilbert (McKinney, Texas/McKinney) who was named the preseason Field Player of the Year as well as to the preseason all-conference first team.
Freshman Sasha Margulies (San Diego, Calif./Westview) was the group's preseason pick as the league's Freshman of the Year, while senior center fielder Amanda Carpenter (Santee, Calif./Santana), junior third baseman Audrey Bickel (Munster, Ind./Andrean) and sophomore right fielder/designated player Hanne Stuedemann (Mattawan, Mich./Mattawan) were named to the preseason all-conference second team.
Gilbert, the 2012 MAC Player of the Year, picked up numerous postseason honors following her sophomore campaign, including National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Great Lakes Region First Team, First Team All-MAC, College Sports Madness MAC Field Player of the Year and College Sports Madness MAC All-Conference First Team.
A member of the Canadian Women's National Team this past summer, Gilbert posted a .338 batting average with 66 hits, including 41 multi-base knocks, in 195 at bats for the Cardinals last season. She set Ball State single season records for home runs (18), doubles (19), runs scored (64) and total bases (147) in 2012.
Carpenter was named to the All-MAC Second Team after starting all 55 games in center field for the Cardinals last season. She posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage, while boasting a .335 batting average with 61 hits in 182 at bats, including 19 multi-base hits. Her 94 total bases were the ninth-best single season total in program history, while her six home runs tied for 15th.
Bickel was named to both the All-MAC Second Team and the NFCA All-Great Lakes Region Second Team after starting all 55 games for Ball State last season, including 54 starts at third base. She tallied a .345 batting average with 58 hits in 168 at bats last season, and ranked ninth in the league with a .589 slugging percentage and 10th in the conference with a .437 on base percentage. Her 99 total bases and 49 RBI were the fifth-best single season totals in program history, while her 10 home runs were sixth.
Stuedemann was named to both the All-MAC Second Team and the MAC All-Freshman Team last season after playing in 51 games and earning 48 starts, with 25 coming as the designated player and 23 in right field. She posted a .315 batting average with 47 hits in 149 at bats last season, while her 27 walks were the ninth-highest single season total in BSU annals. Her 44 RBI in 2012 is the seventh-best single season total in program history. She also reached base safely in 40 consecutive games at one point last season.
Margulies joins the Cardinals this season after posting a .484 batting average her senior year at Westview High School in San Diego, Calif., last season. She tallied 10 doubles and five home runs as a senior, while also posting a .529 on-base percentage. A two-time Westview Offensive Most Valuable Player, she was also a 2012 All-CIF San Diego Section, two-time First Team All-San Diego CIF North County (2010, 2012), two-time First Team All-Palomar League (2010, 2012) and two-time Softball All-Academic San Diego Union Tribune (2011, 2012) honoree over her career.
College Sports Madness Mid-American Conference Preseason All-Conference Teams
Field Player of the Year: Jennifer Gilbert, Ball State
Pitcher of the Year: Paris Imholz, Bowling Green
Freshman of the Year: Sasha Margulies, Ball State
Coach of the Year: Shannon Salsburg, Bowling Green
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P Paris Imholz, Bowling Green
P Kara Dornbos, Central Michigan
IF Alexis Curtiss, Buffalo
IF Alissa Birkhimer, Akron
IF Hannah Fulk, Bowling Green
IF Raven King, Ohio
IF Rachel Ratcliffe, Akron
OF Jennifer Gilbert, Ball State
OF Lindsay Tobias, Toledo
OF Nicole Gremillion, Northern Illinois
UTIL Lauren Gellerman, Ohio
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P Lauren McClary, Ohio
P Emma Johnson, Kent State
P Brittany Maurer, Akron
IF Kayla Ledbetter, Miami
IF Sammi Gallardo, Buffalo
IF Keelia Nester, Akron
IF Audrey Bickel, Ball State
IF Shelby Miller, Northern Illinois
OF Shanyn McIntyre, Miami
OF Hanne Stuedemann, Ball State
OF Amanda Carpenter, Ball State
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Add or remove an email alias address
Every G Suite user has a primary address for signing in to their account and receiving mail (if they're using Gmail). If a user wants another address for receiving mail, you can give them an email alias. For example, if email@example.com wants to also receive email sent to firstname.lastname@example.com, create the alias firstname.lastname@example.com. Mail sent to either address then appears in Bill's Gmail inbox.
Important: It may take up to 24 hours for the alias to become available. You can add up to 30 email aliases for each user.
Use email aliases in G SuiteWhat is an email alias?
An email alias is an alternate address that points to a user's existing Gmail account. Mail sent to the user's primary address (the one you created for their G Suite account) and any email aliases you add, all appear in the user's same Gmail inbox.
How you add an email alias depends on whether you want to customize the first or last part of a user's address:
- For a single user—Add an email alias following the instructions below to give a single user an email alias in the same domain as their primary address. For example, you can give firstname.lastname@example.com the email alias firstname.lastname@example.com. In this case, you customize the first part of the address.
- For every user—Alternately give every user in your primary domain an alternate address at another domain by adding a domain alias to your account. This can give firstname.lastname@example.com the alias address firstname.lastname@example.com, customizing the last part of Bill's address.
Note: You can't customize the first part of a domain alias address. In the example above, email@example.com can't have the address email@example.com.
- Sign in to the Google Admin console.
- Go to the user's account page.
- On the user's account page, click Account.
- In the Aliases section, click Add an alias.
- In the Add an alias text box, enter the user name. (This name is the portion of the user's email address that appears before the @ sign.)
Note: As with any other email address, you can't reuse an alias that's already been assigned to someone else, either as a primary address or alias.
- If multiple domains have been added to your account, the field to the right of the @ sign is a menu listing available domains. Select a domain for the alias address.
- Click Save Changes. It may take up to 24 hours for the alias to become available.
- Sign in to the Google Admin console.
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- In the Aliases section, click Remove next to the alias you want to remove.
- Click Save changes. It can take up to 24 hours for the alias to be removed.
Note: While you can remove an individual user's email alias, you can't remove domain aliases from individual user accounts. You must instead remove the domain alias from your Google account.
Creating an email alias allows the user to receive email at the email alias address. To send mail using the alias address so the address appears in the message's From field, the user must set up a custom From address in Gmail. For instructions, see Send mail from a different address or alias.
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Microsoft DevRadio: (Part 5) Using Windows Azure to Build Back-End Services for Windows 8 Apps – Adding Push Notifications
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quote: So you're saying the bible is very wrong on many things but very correct on others.
quote: The Old Testament account in Genesis has God creating the "heavens and the Earth" ...But I haven't seen "universe" mentioned in the Old Testament creation account.
quote: the Bible is a history book, not a scientific book. That doesn't mean the events recorded didn't happen as stated
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The content is the same as the Prepared Childbirth Series but taught in an accelerated fashion. It is offered to those expecting their first baby or those who have never attended childbirth classes. Classes focus on both the physical and emotional aspects of labor and delivery, with emphasis on breathing and relaxation techniques. The instructor will discuss: the natural progression of labor and delivery; coping strategies for labor, including medication and anesthesia options; the role of support person; and the possibility of cesarean birth. A tour of the Maternity Unit will be provided.
Childbirth Education Classes are offered to clients delivering their baby at a Main Line Health hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr, Paoli and Riddle hospitals. Some classes are not offered at all locations. For a full list of class offerings (including registration dates) please be sure to include all locations in your search for classes.
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The NCAA Tournament Selection Show is not until Monday but the seeding speculation show starts early for everyone interested in college baseball.
Projecting Super Regional matchups is always risky; first-round Regional hosts must advance to participate.
But not counting what might happen in conference tournaments this week, this is how to arrive at such juicy Super Regional clashes such as South Carolina at Florida State, Tigers vs. Tigers (Clemson at LSU) and The Battle for Virginia (Virginia Tech at UVa).
Step 1: The updated official NCAA RPI list:
1. Vanderbilt
2. North Carolina
3. Virginia
4. Oregon State
5. Florida State
7. Cal State Fullerton
8. Oregon
9. N.C. State
10. Mississippi State
11. South Carolina
12. Clemson
13. Louisville
14. Indiana
15. Virginia Tech
16. South Alabama
Step 2: Match the numbers, 16 South Alabama at 1 Vanderbilt, 15 Virginia Tech at 2 North Carolina, etc. …
Step 3: Where reasonable, adjust to avoid clashes involving two teams from the same conference.
Thus …
16 South Alabama at 1 Vanderbilt (Commodores ridiculously balanced)
14 Indiana at 2 North Carolina (baseball, not basketball)
15 Virginia Tech at 3 Virginia (still an All-ACC matchup but the in-state matchup is irresistible)
13 Louisville at 4 Oregon State (former Citadel assistant Dan McDonnell's Cardinals are a dangerous draw)
12 Clemson at 6 LSU (Chick-fil-A Bowl rematch)
11 South Carolina at 5 Florida State (hopefully Steve Spurrier will weigh in against a rival from his Florida days)
10 Mississippi State at 7 Cal State Fullerton (Bulldogs are national seed worthy)
9 N.C. State at 8 Oregon (might be the most fun Super Regional)
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Been coveting the style of this pen for a while. Writes great and good heft. I like how the cap won't roll when putting it down! Had for a week and then tried to slide into the metal pen clips (bought from Levenger) and the paint chipped from the edge. Very disappointing as it is a black pen and the silver medal shows through and is quite noticeable.
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I REALLY wanted to love this pen. I think the style and heft of the pen are very attractive. HOWEVER, I am extremely DISAPPOINTED in the quality of this pen. After a week of normal use the cap will no longer stay tightly fastened. When I put the pen in by briefcase at night the normal movement of walking to my car will unfastened the pen from the cap...not fun when the pen then leaks over your briefcase contents.Additionally, I was surprised to learn that the black paint was wearing out in places.Hopefully my experience is related to a bad pen and not indicative of the product line. I like levenger but I'm annoyed that the pen bearing their name has so many issues...I wouldn't reccomend this pen and certainly not the "stealth" version.Additionally, I was suprised to learn that the black paint was wearing out in places.Hopefully my experience is realted to a bad pen and not indicitive of the product line.
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I left this beautiful pen at the bank teller counter, went back to retrieve it but alas, it was gone and nowhere to be found. Needless to say, depression reigned for weeks, I am at a loss without my trusted Levenger. So, to compensate and double down on the proximity of my birthday and father's day, I am now the owner of two new rolleballs; one for home/office and one to take to meetings. At least for now, I'm safe! A great product for sure.
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I use a computer a lot - and (honestly) have grown quite fond of typing my notes. On top of that - I'm very particular about my writing instrument; therefore, I tend not to buy many - and the ones that I purchase tend to be fairly 'high-end'. This pen made me look forward to 'hand-writing' notes again. I like it so much - I purchased several more for friends and for myself (back-ups around the house). The weighting and the 'fine point' of the pen itself are extraordinary - with the 'monograming' being the icing on the cake. This isn't your 'average' pen - this is a 'great pen'. If you're looking for a really well made writing instrument - you need look no further!
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I received this pen as a gift and at first felt it was too heavy and considered returning it. The first time I wrote with it my hand cramped but after giving it another chance I really enjoy the weight and have had no problems since.The pen writes smoothly and beautifully and I also like that the cap screws on. I would warn that the black paint is beginning to come off on the grip. I also plan on purchasing the silver metallic version.
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Steffi was "it" for me...greatest lady tennis player I ever saw - and alway dressed in an outfit that said "sport first, fashion second."
What a legendary player she was - always such a gracious champion and even more gracious when she lost.
Why does it *have* to be a pretty princess style? I know that's what many people expect, but Kwan didn't do that kind of program and it never hurt her. She was expressive and regal but most of her musical selections were not in that balletic pretty vein and she was beloved by one and all her fans (and loved to be hated by Cohen, Slutskaya, etc fans). A skater needs to be true to who they are in terms of musical expression otherwise people will whine that they were "fake" and the interpretation "bad" and they may be so focused on the uncomfortable aspects/movement of the program that it takes it toll on their consistency. Wagner used to have these kinds of programs foisted on her for her short and I think that's part of the reason her short programs were aways digging her a hole. Mills in the last two years has put together two programs where Wagner can be "herself" in terms of movement and she's really getting confident and showing off her own style.
Why can't a girl want to be the base stealer-type and still be a figure skater? If you talk to many of today's skaters (known, upcoming, and new), they are about the athletic side of things - difficulty of steps, big, hard jumps, level 4 spins, lots of speed.
BTW, since you are very familair with Gracie.....how would you describe her new programs for this season?
I really haven't had a chance to see a decent clip of her new LP....the one I did see was .....um sorta bleh.......
I say that as a Gracie fan.....want and hope for her to be successful.....
Thinking of the way Carlo transformed Dorothy - all the way to the OGM.......part of me wishes Gracie was with Mr Nicks,,,,,,who IMO really knows how to showcase a skater's best qualities.
So you or others don't read this post the wrong way I say:
Go Gracie!!
SP is cute and quirky, very much like her personality. LP still hasn't won me yet except for the opening jump combinations in terms of style. Looks to me that Scott, Alex, and Gracie are still looking for what is going to work for her in a LP sense of style. Of course, when I've seen it it's been work in progress from a program standpoint and I haven't seen it since SLC.
I've not been totally sold on the long programs that Scott Brown has put together for her but I also don't want her putting on some veneer of something that she isn't like Carlo transforming Dorothy (the main thing he did with her was make her wear her glasses when she patched so she could actually SEE her tracings...). I don't think Gracie would really thrive in Mr. Nicks' environment from a personal well-being standpoint. She's best off training in Illinois surrounded by her very well grounded family where she's happy and well adjusted and her mom can help keep the pressure and stupidness away.
Getting choreography somewhere else and letting Scott tweak it once the initial program is set? Yeah, I could see that...Philip Mills has been here before choreographing a number of programs for a couple coaches skaters, she could have Rohene do one or go to Detroit to Pasquale or Marina if she really wanted, but let's let her setting into Senior Ladies in her comfort zone first!
Also let's not forget that her sister Carly Gold also skates...While Gracie is better, I think part of her success is attributed to the support she gets from her sister...
Yes, she spent some time with either Marina or Paquale this summer working on SS. Oleg does some work with her as well, but Scott B is still her choreographer of record and we've still seen him around working on the programs with her.
Carly is part of the "very well grounded family" I alluded to that helps her keep things in perspective. And just don't forget, Carley is no slouch either - she just qualified for Mids as a Senior Lady last week (and would have done so even if Gracie had partaken in the event).


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BORMIO, Italy - Travis Ganong of Squaw Valley delivered a career-best seventh-place World Cup finish on a grueling Stelvio downhill in Bormio, Italy, on Saturday.
The second-longest downhill on the Audi FIS Alpine World Cup tour, the Stelvio is known for its leg-punishing ice and bumps while racers hit speeds of 75 mph. The punishing downhill bucked 11 of the 55 starters off course, including American Tommy Biesemeyer, who skied away from a scary crash.
"You have to be gutsy on this course. It's such a challenging hill. It never lets up," Ganong said after the race. "There are so many key turns, terrain and jumps that you have to nail. It's bumpy and dark and it's inevitable that you'll have a mistake, but whoever can push through that will be fast."
It was the tightest race in recent history with the top four separated by a mere .02 seconds. Austrian Hannes Reichelt and Italian Dominik Paris tied for the win, .01 in front of World Cup downhill and overall leader Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway.
Ganong - who posted a previous career-best finish just two weeks prior, when he was 10th in the Saslong Classic downhill in Val Gardena, Italy - was .49 seconds from the win after skiing from bib 25. Teammates Steven Nyman and Andrew Weibrecht finished 26th and 33rd, respectively.
"Finally I'm figuring out how to mentally attack these downhills," Ganong said. "Before I was always kind of nervous because it was my first or second time skiing these courses. But this is my third year in Bormio and I feel like I can just relax a little bit and have fun.
"I love to ski and in the last few years I had to tone back how I ski because you have to really learn these downhills before you can attack. Now I feel that I know them, I can attack and I can be up there with the best guys."
In Semmering, Austria, on Friday, American Mikaela Shiffrin battled a rugged giant slalom course to finish a career-best eighth and leap into 10th in the overall World Cup standings.
Julia Mancuso of Squaw Valley finished 25th as wind and fog made the already bumpy course exponentially more challenging.
"It was actually pretty good considering how warm it is," Mancuso said. "There's one tricky turn up there that's catching most people. It's a little bumpy and there's a dish at the gate, but it wasn't too bad. There was just a bump and you couldn't see the holes really, but that's what happens."
Austrian Anna Fenninger posted the wire-to-wire win with a massive 1.1-second margin over Slovenian overall leader Tina Maze. Lindsey Vonn did not start and is still regaining strength following a stomach illness in late November.


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Monday, August 18, 2014
Filing has officially closed for Berkeley County school board candidates, and every district except one will have two candidates vying for the seat.
District 2, 4, 6 and 8 are up for reelection Nov. 4. Filing for the nonpartisan seats closed noon Aug. 15.
Two of the incumbents have not filed for reelection: District 2s Doug Cooper and District 6s Sheldon Etheridge. Etheridge has told the Gazette he is moving to Clarendon County. Cooper has not given a reason as to why hes not seeking reelection.
District 2 will be fought between Mac McQuillin and Rindy Ryan. McQuillin filed just after noon on Aug. 1 when filing opened, and Ryan filed during the last week.
District 4s incumbent Shannon Lee has filed to seek her second term. She is being challenged by Jeff Reuer.
District 6 is wide open with two nonincumbent candidates: Tommy McPherson and Sally Wofford. Wofford filed first. McPherson filed during the last week.
McPherson has volunteered with district schools for more than 20 years.
Running is an extension of what Ive been doing for 20 years. Its just one more step in community service, he said. McPherson added that he hoped hed bring his reconciliation skills and get people moving in the same direction on the board.
District 8s only candidate is incumbent Frank Wright, who is seeking his fifth term on the board.
In other election news, Berkeley County voters will have a chance to renew the one-cent sales transportation tax on the Nov. 4 ballot. According to election staff, the county turned in the paperwork before the noon Aug. 15 deadline after council passed the ordinance allowing the referendum earlier in the week.
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Touching Lives: Local teen making difference with inspirational Twitter feed
April 2, 2013
MARTINSBURG — When she was young, Carrie Shade had a close friend named Abby. "She was a year or two younger than me," said Carrie, now a junior at Hedgesville High School....
Carrie you are doing a wonderful thing for people in need. Most people just need to have someone hear them & show they care. It's so nice to see someone your age take the time for other people. I hope you get the money raised so you are able to go to NY. I wish I was in a position to help with the funds because it's a much worthy cause. There are good kids around, we just usually hear about the bad ones instead of the good ones. Keep up the good work you are doing because you are making your community proud. What a wonderful job your doing & what a wonderful heart you have. And it sounds like your parents have done a fine job with you. And to mom, know matter what you say or do there will always be critics. I have found that a lot of people who make comments to me about something are people who don't even have children. You can never please everyone just keep doing what you and yur husband have been doing. Sounds like you have a great kid.
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Cudos to you to, mom and dad, for raising and supporting such an altruistic child.
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This is Carissa, Carrie's mom. I feel I should clarify something for everyone. Although I did say "we just thought Carrie was hold up in her room staying away from us", her dad does and has always been monitoring what she was doing on there. I encourage parents to know what their children are doing online. It can be a very dangerous thing for kids and adults for that matter. I do have a twitter of my own, however, I dont really understand how it all works. That was what I ws saying. We are very proud of Carrie for using her time to reach out to people that are hurting. She has a big heart and is obviously making a difference.
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I applaud your efforts Carrie. Major you are correct to caution her and parents about having some parental involvement. Not only to keep check on those who might exploit but also, when and if there is a situation that she may not be equipped to handle. As a mental health professional, there become situations we all need support and guidence with when dealing with individuals who struggle with suicidal thoughts.
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Actually, major, I was not commenting on your innapropriately timed comment. But a narcissist such as you would not read it that way. The article can't be about you, so you make the comment section about you. Whatever gives you the jollies, mate.
But enough about major and his insecurities.
This story of a kind young lady who spends her spare time helping others is wonderfully inspiring, and its subject is a good citizen for helping others.
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Wow! How inspirational!
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What a wonderful way to spend your time, Carrie.
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Introductory course to acquaint students with the scientific study of mind and behavior. A broad survey of historical developments and current dimensions of the field.
Special Topics in Psychology
A special topics course highlighting specific areas or themes in psychology. Recent topics have included Family Violence, Parenting, American Families and Divorce, Seminar in Child Development, Behavioral Pharmacology, Topics on Aging, Childhood Psychopathology, the Physiological Basis of Mental Illness, Psychology and Literature, and Death and Dying. Prerequisites may vary with course content.
Introduction to Brain and Behavior
This class will serve as an introductory course for students interested in the biological bases of human behavior. Topics will include an overview of central nervous system structure, function, and development, and will also include an introduction to sensory and cognitive processing in the brain. This course serves as a prerequisite for PSYC 406 and PSYC 408. In addition, the course may be used to fulfill the distribution requirement in the Neurosciences/Experimental concentration.
Child Development
Physical, psychosocial, and cognitive development of the individual from birth through 12 years of age. Course includes discussion of current research in child development. Prerequisite: PSYC 105. For Psychology majors, this course must be taken with PSYC 302.
Child Development Field Experience
This course integrates field experiences in community agencies which provide services to children with materials presented in PSYC 301. Twenty-five hours of service learning are required in addition to weekly seminars. If this class is chosen, student must be concurrently enrolled in PSYC 301. Prerequisite: PSYC 105. For Psychology majors, this course must be taken with PSYC 301.


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The Stetson Hatters started the racing season Saturday morning on Lake Beresford with races against Temple and High Point University. Both of the guests had been training on Lake Beresford for spring break and the week of training cumulated with 2000m racing on a very nice day. Tempuratures started cool but quickly grew into the 60's with light northerly winds and bright sunny skies. Wind was a direct head wind of 5-8 mph with even conditions for all crews in each race. Wind ebbed and grew a few times during the morning but overall it was very favorable conditions.
Stetson was also coming off the week of spring break and like the other teams were a bit sore and had some blisters to deal with from the week of "two-a-days" plus conditioning. The Hatters raced very well under second year Head Coach Mark Wilson and came away with several wins from the day.
Racing to win for the Hatters was the Women's V8, the Women's V4, the Women's Light 4 and the Men's Pair. The Men's Varsity 4 raced a very deep and very strong team from Temple and came out a little short at the finish line after two races but raced long and well and had consistent splits through the course. The Men's Pair of Jack Ulriksen and Andrew Rouse won the event beating team mates David Nutting and Jackson Reddick by 15 seconds. High Point entered two young rowers in the event and they finished third.
On the women's side the Hatters looked very comfortable in the top boats but needed to really push in the second boats.
"All the women raced very well today," Wilson said. "The novice did great fitting into varsity seats and even with one practice in the four held there own and did well."
The Women's Light Four had not rowed together since last spring but they came out strong and raced well to beat High Point by 27 seconds. In the Varsity Four the Hatters also raced nicely and winning in a time of 9:05 and the second boat placed second in 9:47 and High Point was third in 10:19.
"I was very pleased with the V8 today but they need to know that the compitition will only get stronger and faster through the year so racing 100% is critical," Wilson said.
The Hatter Women finished in a time of 8:23 which was 34 seconds faster than High Point and 36 seconds faster than the Stetson number two boat.
The Hatters will have one week of training before the next race on March 15th against Wesleyan University of Middletown, Conn. Photos of the racing are located on the teams Smugmug account which can be found at www.stetsonrowing.smugmug.com. Results can be found linked to this site and on www.row2k.com.