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A business woman is reaching to the public for assistance after her business office was broken into three times in the last two weeks. Terri Steffany, who owns several local businesses, said the first time her office was burglarized was two weekends ago, the second time last week, with the latest break- in Monday night.
Lawmakers received yesterday the official communication from Gov. Togiola Tulafono regarding a proposed legislation to amend local statute, returning the LBJ Medical Center to the ASG Department of Health.
The measure will now be put in bill form before it's introduced in both the Senate and House. It's unclear as to when this will happen.
More than 20 Tafuna High School students have been placed on suspension following a brawl between Vaitogi students and Nu'uuli students last Friday on the high school campus.
Lentoy Matagi principal of Tafuna High School said, she has also made recommendations for the 23 students to be moved to another environment. "At hand, safety is the most important issue... I have to think about the safety of the students that are not involved and the safety of the staff," she said.
Noel David Folasa Chun of Leone was promoted from Captain to Major last Friday, February 3, 2012 in a ceremony in Phoenix, Arizona. Major Chun, son of Dr. Trudie Iuli Sala and Mr. Jeff Chun, has been with the National Guard Unit / 850th Military Police Battalion for 12 years, where he currently serves as a trainer and plans officer. He has had two tours of Iraq and will be deployed this June to support Operation Enduring Freedom.
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O susuga i Senatoa ia Alo Dr. Paul Stevenson, Velega Savali Jr. ma Lualemaga Faoa, o lo o ta'ita'ia le komiti a le maota maualuga, ae o afioga Faipule ia Vailiuama Steve Leasiolagi, Talia Fa'afetai Iaulualo ma Puleleiite LIamatua Tufele, o lo o ta'ita'ia mai sui mo le Maota o Sui.
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Dr. Tom Dietterich, President of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at Oregon State University, delves into the challenges of ensuring that artificial intelligence performs safely and properly in the face of programming errors, cyberattacks and other risks. He spoke at DARPA's Wait, What? A Future Technology Forum on Sept. 10, 2015.
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The daredevil who looks set to surf his way into the record books has told of the "overwhelming" feeling of riding the biggest wave of his life.
Surfing legend Garrett McNamara is thought to have broken his own record by catching the monster 100ft wave off the coast of Nazare in Portugal.
The 45-year-old's breathtaking feat came on Monday, as huge waves crashed off the coast of Nazare throughout the day.
McNamara risked being forced dozens of feet beneath the water, or slamming into a reef or the ocean floor, if he had wiped out on the massive 30 metre wave.
But despite being a veteran surfer, he admitted he was apprehensive about the world record attempt.
"I feel very blessed and I feel that we've achieved everything we wanted to do with Portugal and Nazare, especially. We've been planning this for a while and it feels really amazing to share with everybody," he told surfertoday.com.
"Personally, it was very challenging. You just have to stay in the moment, stay focused on what you're doing. We're really comfortable here, but some of those waves..."
"We were surfing in zones we haven't surfed, so it was a little overwhelming.
"If I got sucked over to the rocks... It's preparation and safety. Without it, we could have ended up on the rocks and, if that happened, I wouldn't say we made it home".
McNamara set the current world record, also in Nazare, in November 2011 when he skilfully rode a 78ft wave.
Describing the record breaking wave ride, McNamara said: "It's the most challenging, dangerous wave I've ever surfed – it's the only place in the world in which a giant canyon reaches all the way to the beach.
"I was totally in the moment. PCP – present, connected and protected.
"When I got on the board and they pulled me up with tow rope everything just felt right, it was like magic."
Experts are now analysing the size of the wave to verify claims the record has been broken.
Miguel Sousinha, president of Nazaré Qualifica, said: "The Garrett McNamara team believes that the wave surfed Monday is higher than the one of 2011, but to avoid any controversy we asked two surfers who certify the Billabong XXL to confirm the size of the wave, before we talk about a new record."
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Legendary Photographer Dennis Morris on Bob Marley, Johnny Rotten, and Getting Shot
We sat down with the man who signed the Slits, was in Britain's first black punk band, and took the most famous photograph of Bob Marley in the world.
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We spoke to reggae historian John Masouri ahead of a new photo exhibition looking back on ska, dub, calypso, and dancehall sound systems in the UK.
"They need to bag some Jamaican weed and distribute it amongst ISIS. I guarantee there won't be any more wars out there."
The story of a genre, as told by some of its most pivotal players.
The track has Sun Ra–grade synths and enough chill goodness to make the hairs on your nugs stand on end.
Under communism, reggae was censored, along with all other Western-influenced music, but roots music has been present in Poland as far back as the early 80s. Today it's a major music market, attracting tens of thousands of dreadlocked dudes with puka shel…
I love people who create moments of ingenious idiocy that simultaneously blow your mind and lower your brain-cell count. And by "people," I mean dumb stoners, like my friend Bas the reggae-cover DJ.
Vybz's trial was one of the most talked-about events in Jamaica, inspiring hundreds of headlines and editorials in print, on TV, and on the internet. Now that he has been convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison, will we hear from the Worl' Bos…
We shot this video in the Trident Castle in Port Antonio, Jamaica. VICE co-founder Suroosh Alvi took us there over New Year's to get the 'Reincarnated' teams of VICE and Snoop's management company, Stampede, together over the festive period. It was the be…
This week, Snoop Dogg dropped a historic announcement on the world: His new name is Snoop Lion and now he's a reggae star. VICE's Wilbert L. Cooper was there to chat up the crowd, meet the players, and burn down some trees with Snoop.
"Reincarnated" follows Snoop Dogg as he journeys to Jamaica to record an album with Diplo. While there, Snoop finds himself positively impacted by Rastafarian culture and reincarnated as Snoop Lion.
Theodoros Bafaloukos wrote and directed Rockers, the film that single-handedly made Jamaica and reggae interesting to couch-cozy white folks, their stoner kids, and a bunch of famous English punks with guitars.
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Japanese RPG Lost Odyssey will be out in February, and will include a lot of reading to go along with the game. Acclaimed Japanese writer Kiyoshi Shigematsu has written 34 segments for the game, which will appear at random, and require the player to stop what they're doing and read the text. Each piece is scheduled to take between 5 and 20 minutes to read.
That's a minimum of 170 minutes of reading. In a videogame? No offense, but if we wanted to read, we'd do it outside the world of gaming. There are libraries worth of books we could be sinking our teeth into, but we don't want to read...we want to play.
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Dan Ayebo scored 13 points including eight in overtime as the ninth-ranked IUP men won in overtime, 86-75 over Edinboro. The Crimson Hawks led by 18 points in the second half, but Edinboro staged a furious rally led by the three-point shooting of Jay Fletcher, who scored 25 of his game-high 30 points in the second half.
IUP started the overtime period with a 13-2 run as Ayebo scored a field goal and hit six free throws. Mathis Keita led IUP with 21 poins and Anthony Wells added 16.
The IUP women lost to Edinboro, 73-62, falling behind by 20 points at halftime and struggling to try to catch up in the second frame. Amy Fairman led IUP with a career-high 17, 15 of them in the second half. She also had six rebounds and five steals. Melanie Todd scored a career-high 13 for the Hawks. IUP star Sarah Pastorek was injured during the game.
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Princess Leonore touches down in Sweden
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The princess, together with her mother Princess Madeleine and her father Chris O'Neill, touched down in Stockholm's Arlanda airport just after 7am.
The trip is set to be a hectic one, said a royal spokesperson, as it will include Leonore's baptism, a celebration to mark the one-year anniversary of Madeleine and O'Neill, and Sweden's National Day on Friday.
Leonore will be christened on June 8th at the Drottningholm church.
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The Gators will start year six of SEC play during the Urban Meyer era just like they've started off years one through five, 2–0 and ranked in the top 10. The Gators shook off a slow start to crush the Bulls 38–14.
This win was not a disappointment, despite what poll voters may think. Florida dropped from seventh to tenth in the AP poll and from sixth to seventh in the coaches' poll. The drop isn't a big deal, but it is odd that a better win against USF nets the same result as a win over the 1–11 MACupcake (who won their division opener against Eastern Michigan–SWEET VALIDATION!).
The Gators are still looking for an offensive identity and struggle at times, but they have settled into at least a temporary power/I Form/Big 10 type running team. This makes the spread offense fan in me weep, but when life hands you the worst option quarterback since Dan Marino, you make your lemonade by turning into Iowa.
Still, there were more than enough good performances to round out a solid top 10 list. The Gators weren't anywhere near perfect, but the improvements made should be enough reason to turn off panic mode and resume normal Florida expectations.


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Toyota P0770 – Shift Solenoid 'E' Malfunction
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- Faulty shift solenoid 'E' valve
- Shift solenoid 'E' valve harness is open or shorted
- Shift solenoid 'E' valve circuit poor electrical connection
What does the Toyota P0770 code mean?
The Toyota P0770 code is detected when Lock up does not occur when driving in the lock up range (normal driving at 80 km/h [50 mph]), or lock up remains ON in the lock up OFF range.
- Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light)
- Transmission will not shift gears.
ToyotaP0770 DTC Description:
The ECM uses the signals from the Throttle Position Sensor and Air flow Meter to monitor the engagement condition of the lock up clutch. Then the ECM compares the engagement condition of the lock up clutch with the lock up schedule in the ECM memory to detect mechanical trouble of the shift solenoid valve SLU, valve body, torque converter clutch and automatic transmission assembly
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Philotes (butterfly)
Philotes is a genus of butterfly in the family Lycaenidae. Philotes is a monotypic genus containing only Philotes sonorensis, the Sonoran Blue or Stonecrop Blue, found in California, Colorado and northern Mexico. The habitat consists of rocky washes, outcrops and cliffs in deserts.
The wingspan is 22-25 mm. The upperside is silvery blue with red spots at the outer margin of the forewings. The hindwing of females also have red spots. Adults are on wing from February to March in one generation per year.[2]
The larvae feed on Dudleya species, including Dudleya cymosa, Dudleya lanceolata and Dudleya saxosa. They bore into the leaves of their host plant. Chrysalids hibernate under stones.
- Philotes sonorensis sonorensis
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Setup your train by selecting wagons and arm them with weapons. Click on the minimap to see the mission objectives. Move the Saddle Tank on the rails with the arrow keys, aim-and-fire with the mouse. If you come to a switch, click on it to change the route. Destroy the enemy tanks and cannons and guide the wagons to the drop-off-point.


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April 3, 2012 - Following osteopathic Match Day on February 13 and the allopathic Match Day on March 12, members of the Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine (LMU-DCOM) Class of 2012 now know where they will be going to pursue their first year of residency training. And for a full 80% of the class, that field is in primary care.
This continues a trend begun with the LMU-DCOM inaugural class. Three-fourths of the members of the LMU-DCOM Class of 2011 entered a primary care residency following their graduation. Primary care fields include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN and emergency medicine. The members of the Class of 2012 will be in 130 different residency programs in 27 states.
"As an institution with a strong mission of service to the underserved, we are glad to know that a majority of our graduates will be pursuing those primary care positions that are so critically needed in our region and around the country," said Ray E. Stowers, D.O., vice president of health sciences and dean of LMU-DCOM. "At the same time we celebrate those that will be pursuing a non primary care position. We are exceedingly proud of all of the students we are about to welcome into the profession as osteopathic physicians."
Once medical students graduate with their medical degree, they receive further training in their chosen medical specialty in residency programs. Prior to Match Day, medical students select a number of residency programs that they are interested in. They then have the opportunity to apply for these programs and be interviewed for potential acceptance. After that process is complete, both the medical students and the residency programs rank their choices with a central matching service. On Match Day, the results of this process are announced. Two Match Days are held annually – one specifically for osteopathic (D.O.) residency programs and another for allopathic (M.D.) residency programs. Osteopathic medical students like those at LMU-DCOM are eligible to participate in either match. Traditionally, approximately half of all D.O. students match in the osteopathic match and half match in the M.D. match.
LMU-DCOM had the fourth highest match rate within this year's osteopathic match, behind Michigan State University, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine. This follows a similar trend to 2011, when LMU-DCOM had the second highest osteopathic match rate in the country.
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This was supposed to be Marco Rubio's big year. Back in February, the junior senator from Florida made the cover of Time magazine — billed as "The Republican Savior." The supposedly rising star was proclaiming himself ready to lead on the thorny issue of immigration. Rubio's name was often mentioned as a 2016 Republican presidential …
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Not only is SB 1070 mostly illegal, it is offensive, unjust, and truly un-American. By Raul A. Reyes Arizona Governor Jan Brewer called a news conference in Phoenix after the Supreme Court released its ruling on her state's "papers, please" immigration law. She announced that the key components of her law "unanimously have been vindicated …
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Green earned her bachelor's degree from Temple University. Shortly af-ter graduation, she moved to Aspen, Co., for several years where she worked as a waitress and enjoyed cross-country skiing.
She returned to Philadelphia where she met her husband, real estate developer, Abner Green. It was her husband, now deceased, who suggested that she pursue a career in pharmacy. With his support and encouragement, she returned to Temple University to complete her pharmacy degree.
Her pharmacy career began at Jefferson Hospital where she would devote the next 30 years of her life. She moved through the ranks to become director of pharmacy for the Magee Rehabilitation Hospital (part of the Jefferson Health System).
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'The Sing-Off': Soul'd Out & Messiah's Men After Their Exits!
NBC's The Sing-Off is back - and after leaving the competition, members of Soul'd Out and Messiah's Men spoke with me about what happened - and what's next!
Hailing from Wilsonville High School in Wilsonville, OR, Soul'd Out is comprised of high school students of varying grade levels and musical backgrounds. Here's what group member Ethan Bryant had to say.
What motivated your group members to say that appearing on the show was something you wanted to do?
Coming fresh off our 2nd place finish at the International Championship of High School A Cappella (ICHSA) finals, a lot of us were initially ready to take a break from competition, but after we discussed it over a few rehearsals, we all realized that the only place to go was up - both in our musicality and our aspirations.
Did your experience on the show live up to your expectations?
Definitely. We had heard a bit about what it would be like from [previous contestant] Courtney Jensen, so we were fully prepared for the long rehearsals and for taking the necessary time to polish up our songs and choreo to tip top shape.
What did you take away from the experience of The Sing-Off personally? What are you going to walk away with?
The greatest thing about our experience on The Sing-Off was meeting so many skilled groups and individuals. Personally, as one of the arrangers and rehearsal leaders for Soul'd Out, I enjoyed most of all the opportunity to work with the show's team of arrangers ("The Dream Team"), headed by Deke Sharon.
In retrospect, is there anything about your group's final performance that you would have changed?
I think we left our hearts out there. Sure, Ben [Folds] and Sara [Bareilles] were correct about a few musical things we could've done better, but in the end I think we achieved our goal with "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In" - we really showed our power, our energy, and our youth.
Had you continued forward, is there a particular song or genre that you would have liked to have performed on the show?
I know we would have loved to tackle some classic and current rock songs that even further showcase our maturity - our set for ICHSAs this last year included "Come Sail Away" by Styx and "Knights of Cydonia" by Muse.
Do you have any future plans beyond this point? How can fans keep abreast of what you're doing?
Soul'd Out is definitely a lot different now - only six members from the Sing-Off group remain in high school, the rest graduated - but I definitely think that it's in good hands, and I definitely think that there's a reunion in order this fall. For updates there is a group twitter, @silly_souldout.
As for me personally, I am currently a voice major at Carnegie Mellon University. You can follow me at my twitter, @EthanCrystal1.
What music would you recommend to our readers?
I'm a huge fan of Muse. I also love house music (Deadmau5, Wolfgang Gartner, Swedish House Mafia), and the fact that it's leaking into the iTunes top 10!
What was the biggest challenge for you in competing on a national television stage?
As the youngest group, we had a lot to prove against the more experienced groups, but we really showed everyone that we could hold our own. We couldn't have done any of this without the help of our community in Wilsonville; they love and support us more than anything, and I know we really made them proud.
Also leaving the competition this past week were Messiah's Men, a gospel group originating in Africa that are now based in Minneapolis, MN. David Wilson, Jr. gave me his parting thoughts.
What motivated each of your group members to say that appearing on the show was something you wanted to do?
The Sing-Off is a great show highlighting a cappella music to a national audience and as an a cappella group seeking to reach a larger and more diverse audience, many of the group members believed that the show was a great place to appear.
Some members expressed initial reservation that as a Christian group we should not audition for the show but these were addressed during internal discussions. We believed our story of hope and triumph, and our Afrocentric style of music, needed to be heard by a national audience.
Did your experience on the show live up to your expectations?
We learned a lot! We did not really know what to expect but our experience was incredible. It was great interacting with individuals that are very knowledgeable about music, the music industry, and television. The vocal coaches, choreography team, wardrobe department were excellent in their support of us. The production staff and wranglers were all very cordial and responsive to our needs.
What did you take away from the experience of The Sing-Off personally? What are you going to walk away with?
Personally, my take away is that competing on the national scene, and perfecting one's act, whatever that may be, takes a lot of work. I have more appreciation for the importance of rehearsing over and over, and always pushing oneself to be better.
In retrospect, is there anything about your group's final performance that you would have changed?
We worked really hard rehearsing the song and gave it our best shot during the performance. The judges determined that our best was not good enough to advance to the next round resulting in our early exit. Their suggestions about the technical details of our harmony and centering our key are valuable as we strive to become better. They gave us specific areas to improve on and we will work on those.
Had you continued forward, is there a particular song or genre that you would have liked to have performed on the show?
The music team was very supportive in the song selection, allowing us to have songs that were positive in message, and that had religious undertones.
Do you have any future plans beyond this point? How can fans keep abreast of what you're doing?
Our plan is to continue to tell our story and make Afrocentric gospel a cappella music prominent. We will work on future recordings - CD and video - and continue to reach fans via concerts and tours. Fans can follow us through our website, and on Facebook and Twitter.
It is important to keep the plight of disadvantaged populations and our war-ravaged nation part of the public discourse, and use whatever influence we have to raise funds to help orphanages in Liberia, as we have been doing.
What music would you recommend to our readers?
I hate to appear selfish but I would recommend the Messiah's Men album called Full Circle available on Amazon, cdbaby, iTunes, Zune, Napster, and messiahsmen.com.
What was the biggest challenge for you in competing on a national television stage?
Our biggest challenge was overcoming the nerves. It is a quite overwhelming experience knowing that you're performing on a national television stage, and that your performance is being judged by well accomplished artists like Shawn Stockman, Sara Bareilles, and Ben Folds.
Soul'd Out and Messiah's Men won't be the only groups sent packing. Don't miss tonight's all-new episode of The Sing-Off (8 PM ET/PT on NBC), where you'll find out who else is heading home next!


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They can run today's strip on Mother's Day.
So true, Michael … Moms are like that.
And once again, we see the brighter side of John.
John isn't a bad guy. He just need to get it together more often and get his foot out of his mouth!
Unless you had my mom who'd re-gift your present right back to ya on your birthday! "Bitter, party of one?" … "Oh, that's me.."
True, my Mother would accept any gift from a store but if I brought home a hand made ornament for the tree before Christmas break, it went straight into the garbageo—'I'm not going to have that trash on my tree'.
how sad, my mom had all the goofy handmade ornaments we made and I had all the ones my kids made, still have a few of them, and they are on my tree every year.. Most of them have gone back to nature, I mean a peanut made into a Reindeer can only last so long then it just turned to dust with pipe cleaners. I had a whole collection of those glass figures for years, all gifts from my son but they got broken, one by one so I only have one left and it is way up high now.
That is sad, IndyMan. I treasure the ornaments that my kids made more than the ones bought from the store. And anything else they make has a place of honor.
Now, as for John, on the other hand, the expectations are higher. Having been in both roles, the hubby has more expected of him (fairly I suppose).
I have all my kid ornaments they made me in school also my grandkids ornaments they made in school also the ornaments they all made when not in school and a few of my pick up kids that drifted in and out of our lives. Yup I have a really full tree. It causes guests to check it out carefully. Garbage? What a sad excuse for a Mom. Indy Man you should have been one of my kids.
It's one of those universal Laws of Conservation, like the conservation of mass and energy. A wife/mother's total expectation regarding gifts must be conserved. If she has very generous expectations for the children, it stands to reason that the expectation of the husband must be that much more strict. In families with several children, the expectation transferred to the husband can exceed the theoretical maximum that any single human being can meet. This creates something like a black hole, into which all gifts and favors fall, but no appreciation can ever exit.
The motto of Little Brothers/Friends of the Elderly is 'Flowers Before Food'. There are times of the year, and times of one's life, when that is the correct priority…even though some people would dismiss the sexual organs of plants as 'sorta dumb'.
I still have two walnuts painted red with white beads for seeds on my tree every year. My son made them in preschool. He's 35 now.
I hope he got her the crockpot if that is what she asked for.
That is just SOOOOOOOOOO sad!!!!! Hope you're doing okay today despite her and her hurtful words and behavior!
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- 'The Song Remains the Same' premiered on the 19th October 1976 at Cinema 1 in New York City. Adorning the walls of the cinema's foyer was the cover art of the double soundtrack album that accompanied the film that very quickly went Platinum. It features a chicly run-down picture theatre that resonates with homely echoes of small town movie houses, vestigial monuments of a nostalgic past of shared social experience. But the nostalgia for the decrepit building and what it once represented is bittersweet, as in the elegiac conclusion of Peter Bogdanovich's 'The Last Picture Show' (1971). Unknown to the band and its legions of followers throughout the world, that image of ramshackled former glory suggested, in advance, how Led Zeppelin would be judged and how mercilessly run down the film would be by both fans and critics alike. Negativity towards the film characterised virtually every moment of its making, an atmosphere of bad vibes generated from within the inner circle of the band and its management and the two hapless directors, Joe Massot and Peter Clifton, who attempted to exercise their craft and at the same time appease the hammer of the gods. In retrospect, it is no surprise why it was subject to such vicious critical scrutiny. Generically, the film sits awkwardly between a rockumentary that details the highs and lows of being on tour and a live concert experience of the biggest rock band in the world at the time, captured on stage at Madison Square Garden in New York (the film was promoted as a 'front row seat on Led Zeppelin'). Uneasily woven into this mix of the more familiar attributes of the rock film genre was a series of autobiographical, highly stylised fantasy sequences, of the kind noted previously, designed to explore the personalities and imaginations of the band members themselves. But, unlike previous films that documented famous rock musicians at work (such as The Beatles in Michael Lindsay-Hogg's 'Let It Be' [1970] and The Rolling Stones in Jean-Luc Godard's 'Sympathy for the Devil' [1968]), 'The Song Remains the Same' sought to portray the band 'in concert and beyond', transforming the four musicians and their manager into larger than life characters, roguish scoundrels straight out of the picaresque tradition.
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A Main -- 1. #84 Tom Lorenz, Mesquite; 2. #82 Max Eddie Thomas, Quinlan; 3. #12 Johnny Philpot, Jr., Sunnyvale; 4. #316 Mike Rucker, Wichita Falls; 5. #28 Ronnie Long, Mesquite; 6. #ZZ Sloppy Hogg, Memphis, Tenn.; 7. #31 Gary Lowe, Plano; 8. #11 Joel Wyatt, Justin; 9. #B23 Bill Blue, Allen; 10. #75 Patrik Daniel, Wills Point; 11. #28B Wendall Bolden, Greenville; 12. #51 Brad Ables, Rockwall; 13. #77 Danny Caldwell, Princeton; DQ - #0 Loni Richardson, Paris.
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Mesquite, TX (June 16) - Brian Brown chased down Wayne Johnson and claimed victory as the ASCS Lucas Oil National Series Sprint Cars finished up the 39th Annual Summer Nationals at Devil's Bowl Speedway Saturday night.
Tom Lorenz avoided a multi-car wreck on his way to victory in the late model feature. Jimmy Staats took the win in the USA limited modifieds main .
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Wayne Johnson look to be on a repeat of Friday night after moving from the second row to the runner-up spot on the first lap of the ASCS Sprints 30-lapper at Devil's Bowl.
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The caution flag flew on the 21st lap. Lining up behind Johnson and Bruce was Danny Lasoski, Matt Covington and 14th starting Brian Brown. Lasoski got a great run on the start and quickly moved to second, than grabbed the top spot from Johnson.
But Lasoski slowed and pulled to the infield after the two laps to go signal from the flagman. Brown had moved up to right behind Johnson, and took the lead as they took the white flag. He took the win by a couple car lengths over Friday night winner Johnson, with Bruce third. Covington was fourth with Jason Johnson fifth.
Dustin Morgan, Logan Forler, Bruce and Aaron Reutzel won the heat races. Joshua Hodges won the B Main.
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In major league baseball, there's no such thing as runaway spending
After making Billy Williams the Cubs' first $100,000 player in 1973, owner P.K. Wrigley told the left fielder "you fellows are going to price yourself out of baseball."
Four decades later, $100 million contracts are commonplace and the players still haven't come close to pricing themselves out of the game.
TV money, corporate sponsorships, exorbitant ticket prices and all those $9 beers add up, giving owners the ability to pay players ungodly amounts of money, if they so choose.
It's a new version of "Moneyball," without the stats geeks running the show.
With the bright lights of Hollywood as their backdrop, the new kings of neon are the Dodgers, whose $235 million payroll in 2014 will end the Yankees' 15-year run as baseball's top spending team.
The Dodgers rewarded ace Clayton Kershaw with a seven-year, $215 million contract, the largest ever for a pitcher, one year after signing Zack Greinke to a six-year, $147 million deal.
They already had three other players with contracts of more than $140 million in Adrian Gonzalez ($154 million), Matt Kemp ($160 million) and Carl Crawford ($142 million), with Hanley Ramirez next in line for a huge payday.
Other teams are stepping up. This week the Tigers gave Miquel Cabrera, 31 in April, an eight-year extension worth $248 million that makes his overall deal $292 million over 10 seasons and the Angels signed Mike Trout, 22, to a six-year $144.5 million contract.
Can a baseball team still buy a championship — the Yankees Way?
Or can a small-market team with a savvy general manager and a strong farm system overcome the obstacles — the Rays Way?
We shall see, with opening day finally here.
Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti believes the focus on the Dodgers' spending is overblown.
Frugal Frank McCourt owned the Dodgers before he sold them to Guggenheim Partners CEO Mark Walter and a group of investors for $2 billion in May 2012.
"We've come a long way in a couple of years," Colletti told the Chicago Tribune this spring at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz. "We were at $90 million this time of year two springs ago. There was a big deal made (of) last year because we were at $210 (million) or whatever. So over two baseball seasons (2012-13) we have spent nearly $300 million on payroll.
"How many teams have spent more than $300 million on payroll the last two seasons? Five, six, seven? So how different was it? It caught a lot of attention, in my mind, because we (had been) so low.
"If we were up near the Yankees … and when you think about L.A. and New York we ought to be up near the Yankees. All due respect to Boston and Philly — two great baseball organizations, two great cities, tremendous fan bases … they love baseball there, but they shouldn't necessarily be ahead of the Dodgers (in payroll).
"If two years ago, we had been close to the Yankees, and we added $15 million, nobody says anything. But since we were coming from the middle of the pack, payroll-wise, it caught a lot of people's attention. It became the story and it became the spotlight."
That spotlight is not going away any time soon. Blue is the new black, and the rest of the National League GMs have to find a way to outsmart a franchise that won't be outspent.
The Giants, who won the World Series in 2010 and 2012, are spending $154 million in 2014, a hefty amount but $81 million less than the Dodgers. Competing against a team that has its own 24-hour TV network and a seemingly unlimited budget is difficult but not impossible.
"It's an old saying, but it gets settled on the field," Giants general manager Brian Sabean said before a game in Scottsdale, Ariz. "People don't realize that our division, no matter who the favorite is, it's tough to win. Just look at the history.
"While they'll be the favorite, I'm sure that us, or anybody who competes against them, is going to try to prevent them from winning the division. Whoever wins the division and wins 90-plus games is going to have to earn it. The whole division is better."
The Dodgers have tried to buy championships before. They signed starter Kevin Brown to a then-record $105 million, seven-year contract at the 1998 winter meetings in Nashville, making him baseball's first $100 million player and upsetting the apple cart.
"As a former general manager, I'm alarmed by the terms," Major League Baseball vice president for baseball operations Sandy Alderson told USA Today. "As a member of the commissioner's office, I'm alarmed by the terms. As a fan of the game, I'm alarmed of the terms."
Former Dodgers manager Davey Johnson responded to all the criticism in his rare way, saying: "Parity is not the American way. The American way is to dominate somebody else."
As it turned out, the Dodgers did not dominate in '99, and didn't even make it back to the postseason until 2004, after Brown had been traded to the Yankees. Brown went 58-32 with a 2.83 ERA and 1.10 WHIP in five seasons with the Dodgers, but one pitcher can't do it alone.
After the McCourt fiasco, MLB couldn't be happier having the Dodgers drive the money train, especially with big-market teams such as the Cubs and Mets (now run by Alderson) still in the early to middle stages of rebuilding plans.
The Dodgers are one of the game's most storied franchises, with a celebrated announcer in Vin Scully and a hot, new star in Yasiel Puig. Bringing the Lakers' "Showtime" element to Chavez Ravine is a no-brainer, so look for a steady diet of Dodgers games on ESPN and MLB Network (along with the traditional Yankees and Red Sox fared.)
Baseball's highest spending teams all figure to contend, while the likes of the Cardinals, Reds and Braves will represent the middle class. That leaves most of the low-spending teams on the outs again, with the exception of the Rays and A's, who have two of the game's smartest GMs in Andrew Friedman and Billy Beane, respectively.
Competitive balance has been improved slightly since 2001, when MLB commissioned a survey that concluded 42 percent of fans said they would be "less interested in baseball if competitive balance is not improved."
The MLB report concluded "the lack of competitive balance can be seen as a direct result of the economic imbalance in the game caused by disparities in revenues leading directly to disparities in team payrolls."
The Pirates and Royals climbed back through their farm systems, while the Nationals became born-again spenders after their system began producing stars.
Payroll disparities still exist, but now reformed spenders are impersonating small-market teams with the Orioles, Brewers and Royals surpassing the Cubs and Mets in the payroll ranking.
There's no pressure in 2014 on teams like the Cubs, who sat out free agency and rank 23rd in payroll. They have been issuing verbal IOUs to their fans for the last three offseasons, asking them to be patient until their prospects reach the majors and jell. All they have to lose is their reputations as geniuses.
But for Colletti and the mega-spending Dodgers, there's nothing but pressure to win it all and justify the biggest payroll in baseball history.
"Pressure? For who?" Colletti asked. "I don't worry about it. Let me take you back to where I grew up in Franklin Park, and how I grew up, and you can tell me what the pressure is."


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Suez Canal - 4 November 2008
Suez Canal - 4 November 2008
Summarised latest developments.
Letter from S. Genl., U.N. - As Israel accepted cease-fire in U.N. debate last night, and E. had already accepted it, hostilities can be ended by actions of U.K. and France - call on us to accede to this by 8. p.m.
I. answer may be due to recognn. they will be better off without our intervention.
If we don't go in, hostilities will be resumed - other Arab States will join in, M/E. will go up in flames, and Canal is blocked.
Reported results of his visit to Cyprus.
Pol. diffes. of original operation. Urgent need is to clear Canal.
A.H.'s appreciation removes greatest pol. diffy viz., civilian casualties in P. Said.
Can't be guaranteed.
Evil results of not interposing a force betwn. I. and E. No certainty there will be an internatl. force. Cdn't. accept one excludg. us.
Resolution recommendg. sanctions is likely if we go on. Once passed, Gulf rulers wd. be afraid to supply.
i) Internatl. diffes. Wd. have bn. ready to go on, if we told U.N. we were going to do so. But can we go on, when both sides have accepted cease-fire. All the same, we must get in. Can't accept internl. force excldg. us. ?Reply to U.N : we wish to accept internatl. force, incldg. us. Ready, w'in short time limit, to accept other natl. forces : if they can't be supplied, must go ahead ourselves.
Hold opn. for 24 hrs?
All our speeches referred to passage thro' Canal. That is still a need for urgent action.
Esp. now Canal is closed.
Influenced by that. But also by consequences in M/E. if we don't go on. Doubt if any force will go in, if we delay.
Read H.M.'s draft reply to U.N.
Suppose 24 hrs delay - on assumptn. of going on, if no favourable response.
We have secured 1st. object : stopping hostilities.
Use of force - moral posn. Para-drop may suffice : but, if launched, we must be prepd. to use more force if necessary to support it. Risk therefore of civilian causalities Tues. Diff. to face that, w'out havg. given U.N. chance to constitute internatl. force.
Support K.'s view.
Believe paratroopers will seize the town.
If we p'pone & debate ques of landing on basis of wtr we shd. be in internatl. force - we shall be in v. weak position to go in alone thereafter.
Drop the para-troops - and leave them unless cleared with U.N.
Hail. Must get port in order to get Canal clearance parties to work. Otherwise, months of delay.
Not much value in that as argument, for U.N., cd. send that force.
Can get away with this, if can be done w'out heavy casualties. Favour doing the drop & then consider wtr we do 2nd. part of opern.
Pressure of world opinion & opinion here. Will be worse if we act now that both sides have accepted cease-fire.
P'pone for 24 hrs., we shan't do it at all.
But world will accept fait accompli, if neatly done.
U.N. plan for internatl. force may be produced to-morrow a.m. - with no provn. for Anglo-Fr. inclusion.
Sal. We cd. have gone in to support 18 Power plan.
But we went in to stop I/E conflict. And we have done so. Yet we still want police force. If both sides requested it, & invited us to do it, all wd. be well. But they won't.
We have said we meant, not merely to stop hostilities, but to interpose force - to avoid resumptn. & secure final settlement. Will be major reverse for us.
Put para-troops down - and use next 24 hrs. for negotiating in U.N. Adjourned : 15 mins.
Fr. think we shd. go on. Alternatives:-
i) If we do, inform U.N. tht. force shd. be put on ground to
prevent resumptn. Ready to hand over to U.N., but going
on m'while.
ii) Draft B - as amended. Mght get negative by 2. a.m. Face
H/C. w'out landing. Wd. be pressed strongly to do no more.
Prefer (i).
ALB., P.T., AH. agreed.
W.M. Prefer (ii). Nasser must lose prestige fr. what has happened.
Can't go on w'out notice to U.N.
Prefer (ii)
So do I.
x// Go on with 1st. phase - in hope tht. 2nd. phase needn't go on because U.N. force promised.
Several Ministers agreed with that.
Wd. accept that - don't like unlimited commitment.
Further formula : drafted by I.K.
Alternatives : defer mil. opns. for 24 hrs. - or go ahead with plan.
Respect for U.N. will make it easier to save Pakistan.
Sal. See no advantage in delay. Real diffy. is to move fr. ground tht. object was to stop hostilities.
Then we shd. have to call of opn. - and wait to see what happens.
Views taken around table.
Will support resolute action.
Message from Israel. Not prepared to accept cease-fire.
Then we shd. give f'coming answer to Canadian resoln.
Taken from C.M. 79(56) - Meeting held on 4 November 1956.


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Hi Everybody, I was wondering if anyone ever had jaw surgery or any type of surgery performed on them before? I have an appointment on Wednesday to have my jaw corrected, which had been hurting for a while. I am worried about this procedure since I am Poz and never had never went under the knife before. I sopke with the doctors and they had explained to me the entire procedure. They also assured me that jaw surgery is a fairly common procedure and that they perform such a surgery almost every week. So, I have a vague idea of what to expect after the surgery. My concern is whether my health (cd4 and vl counts) will deteriorate after this surgery. If anybody can share their experiences regarding surgical procedures, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you.Hugs,Justin
I've had surgery, it was elective, and I didn't have any impact to my health, (specifically my tcell and viral load counts remained constant). I was also put out for another procedure, (I forget the name of it, but it's when they tear your innards to shreds and you can't have a decent potty for weeks). No impact there either.I wouldn't worry about HIV. My HIV doc said that sometimes he'll see a rise in a patient's viral load (if they're not on meds), but not always, it just depends on the patient. And even if there is a rise, it's usually only temporary.Plus they usually put you on antibiotics (at least for my two procedures), which probably helps out your immune system.Good luck to you....jaw surgery doesn't sound too pleasant, so I wish you a speedy recovery.
Relax, and take a positive approach for Wed's Surgery. You will be fine.
Hi Justin,I had a minor surgery done last October 10th and here's what my numbers over that time looked like:August 2, 732, 28%Ocotber 12, 320, 25%November 8, 786 28%August and November were regularly scheduled blood draws, October 12 was to satisfy my curiosity two days after surgery. (I was still in hospital then) I only have viral loads for June 05 and November 05 and they were 6,580 and 10,200 respectively. That doesn't mean much though, because my viral load in June 04 was 7,740 and August 04 was 11,000. My viral load bounces. :D So do my CD4s for that matter. I've been positive for nine years and I've never taken an hiv med in my life. Not yet, anyway.Don't be surprised if your numbers wobble because of your surgery. You don't say what your numbers currently are, but your surgery shouldn't cause a unreversable downward turn. Don't sweat it. Ann
Justin. Me and my Partner asked the same questions to our HIV Doc and to the Surgeon who will eventually be cutting on my husband. They said there was a study (cant tell you which one) out of California that did alot of comparisons between pos and neg surgery experiences and the result was no one was negatively impacted on surgery being hiv +ve.. Thats what our to docs told us.... Take it for what you will...
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'Survivor: Caramoan' – Dawn's Best Laid Plans Backfire And Michael Pays The Price
Last time on, Survivor: The tribes merged, and Malcolm and Corinne seemed set to take control of the game. Cochran swept the competition to win the food challenge and immunity. And Corinne was blindsided at Tribal Council.
Things seem relatively peaceful at the new shared camp on Day 23. Reynold, who has a hidden immunity idol, feels confident in his alliance within an alliance with Malcolm and Eddie. Malcolm is still feeling safe as well, with his own idol, and the Fan boys on his side, though he misses ally Corinne.
My goodness! Phillip chats up Sherri. "I remember the first time I saw you on the beach, I said, 'Damn, she's hot!" Wow … heck of a way to recruit the latest Stealth R Us, member! Yes, Phillip wants Sherri on his team, and her new spy name will be "Tenacity." He gloats that she's learned being loyal to "The Specialist" will keep her in the game.
Sherri interviews that, "besides playing the game of Survivor, I have to play 'The Specialists' game. There's fake organizations, there's secret alliances …they're all crazy out here!"
She also equates Phillip's 'big personality' to Shamar's, saying Phillip is her Shamar on the new merged tribe. "You give me two more votes, and I'll be calling the shots with Phillip, and he'll be coming to me, asking me what I think. And that's my plan."
Reward Challenge! Probst greets everyone and explains the game. They will divide into two teams of five. One member of each team will be the defender, while one at a time, members of the other team will leap off a platform into the water, and attempt to throw a ball past the defender and into the net. Each ball in the net scores a point for the team. First team to score four points wins reward, a picnic trip to a waterfall. They will rappel down the waterfall to the bottom, where lunch awaits them.
They divide by schoolyard pick. On the purple team are Erik, Eddie, Reynold and Cochran, with Michael as their defender. On the orange team are Phillip, Dawn, Andrea, and Brenda, with Malcolm as defender. Sherri, picked for neither team, will sit out the challenge, and not be eligible to go on the reward.
Right off the top, Brenda launches high, and gets a point for Orange. Erik does the same, as does Andrea. Even Cochran gets the ball in, tying the teams at 2 for 2. Cochran's turning into a challenge machine, and he's loving it, hooting and high fiving! Erik scores the winning goal for Purple. Erik, Eddie, Reynold, Cochran and Michael are going on reward! Malcolm doesn't look very happy at the loss, but my goodness the jungle suits him!
So off the boys go, with Cochran both excited and terrified by the idea of rappelling down a 45 foot waterfall. But he's game to try it, if not nearly as flashy as Reynold, who decides to jump down the rock face like James Bond.
On a large rock, there's a spread of sandwiches, fruit and drink. The boys relax and flex their boy power, contemplating how awesome they are. The three Fans hope to entice Erik and Cochran to their side with sheer testosterone machismo. But research can't have been big on Eddie and Reynold's to do list before the show … Cochran is very uncomfortable with them.
Reynold thinks he's got it under control. "Let's do this All Guys Alliance. Let's bro down. Let's get these scheming, crazy girls who keep flirting with all of us outta here, and just, like, take the strong guys to the end," he interviews.
Cochran's not having it. "Reynold, Eddie and Michael must not know me that well if they think that emphasizing the testosterone unity between us ... We're men! We're men and we hate women and we're gonna slap each other with towels in the locker room and chug beers — that doesn't work with me. That doesn't appeal to me at all. I won't be engaging in any sort of masculine tomfoolery with these numbskulls," he tells us. But he does seem to enjoy splashing about with them in the waterfall's pool, in his own awkward way. I just wish they'd shown us the group rappelling back UP the waterfall. Had to be some fun footage there.


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MIDLAND — Mel Maxfield knows that you don't get to 200 career coaching wins because things go perfectly all the time, especially during the playoffs.
Which is why in spite of an imperfect performance, Amarillo High is moving on in the postseason and Maxfield is celebrating a milestone victory.
The Sandies fell behind El Paso Chapin early in the fourth quarter, the first time they had trailed any team in the last four games. That's when Amarillo High's ground-oriented offense went airborne, as seniors Gabriel Rodriguez and Ryan Sluder led the drive which gave the Sandies the lead for good en route to a 30-20 victory in a Class 4A Division I area round game at Grande Communications Stadium.
With the victory, Maxfield joins the 200 win club, and more importantly, Amarillo High (10-2) advances to the third round of the playoffs for the first time since 2006.
"We're just wanting to get a win to take another step forward," Maxfield said. "Our kids in the second half showed a lot of character."
The Sandies are scheduled to return to Grande Stadium next Saturday to play Denton Guyer in the regional round at a time to be determined.
When El Paso Chapin (10-2) took a 20-16 lead on Geremiah Satele's second touchdown run of the day from 9 yards out with 8:10 left, a sense of desperation may have set in for the Sandies. Despite possessions deep in El Paso Chapin territory, they only got a touchdown and three short Mason Edmondson field goals out of it in three quarters.
"You can't feel too sorry for yourself when that happens," Maxfield said. "Chapin's defensive line had a lot to do with that. It was frustrating to leave that many points out there."
Amarillo High's Wing-T offense never quite took off, as Josh Woods, who had 1,406 yards rushing entering the game, was held in check. Through three quarters, Rodriguez had thrown only five passes.
AHS took over at its own 35 after Satele's touchdown, and on the second play of the drive, Rodriguez completed a quick screen to Sluder for a 6-yard gain and a first down to finally nudge the passing game forward.
Two plays later, on second-and-one from Chapin's 45-yard line, Rodriguez lofted a deep ball up the sideline for Sluder, who earlier caught a 22-yard scoring pass from Rodriguez to start the day's scoring. Sluder leaped up, tipped the ball, and caught it falling on his back for a 32-yard gain to Chapin's 13.
"We're able to do anything that the coaches call," Rodriguez said. "Ryan's just a playmaker and I just put it up there for him to make a play on."
Two plays later, Rodriguez hit Sluder for a 12-yard score to put the Sandies up for good at 23-20 with 5:57 left.
"We just wanted to get a little stability in our offense," said Sluder, who had all five of Amarillo High's receptions for 85 yards. "(Rodriguez) put it there and the whole play turned out perfect. I think it put us in control."
Amarillo High's defense seemed inspired by the turn of events and forced a three-and-out on Chapin's next possession. But it turned out even better than imagined when the center snap on the punt sailed over Esteban Duarte's head.
After a wild scramble in the end zone, Amarillo High linebacker Guy Brown recovered the ball in the end zone for a 30-20 lead that gave the Sandies some insurance.
"When you see the ball hit the ground you just have an instinct to go get it because it's not a designed play," Brown said. "We were happy with the play but we knew we still had five minutes left to play."
Chapin drove to the Amarillo High 23, but quarterback Seth Gonzales was chased from the pocket and was intercepted in the end zone by Braden Marusak, ending Chapin's hopes.
Amarillo High 7 6 3 14 — 30
El Paso Chapin 7 6 0 7 — 20
AHS—Ryan Sluder 22 pass from Gabriel Rodriguez (Mason Edmondson kick)
EPC—Geremiah Satele 51 run (J.J. Nunez kick)
AHS—Edmondson FG 22
AHS—Edmondson FG 20
EPC—Jaylen Addison 31 pass from Seth Gonzales (run failed)
AHS—Edmondson FG 28
EPC—Satele 9 run (Nunez kick)
AHS—Sluder 12 pass from Rodriguez (Edmondson kick)
AHS—Guy Brown recovered fumble in end zone (Edmondson kick)
Amarillo HIgh Chapin
First Downs 17 15
Rushing 178 126
Passing `85 154
Total yards 263 280
Punts 3-30.7 2-36.5
Fumbles-lost `0-0 1-1
Penalties-yards 3-30 6-44
Individual statistics
Rushing—Amarillo High: Cole Sanchez 12-61, Josh Woods 16-43, Rodriguez 5-(-22), Drake Reid 18-95, Chase Ferrell 1-1. Chapin: Gonzales 12-16, Ricky WIlliams 4-16, Satele 12-117, Collin Bailey 1-4, Team 1-(-27).
Passing—Amarillo High: Rodriguez 5-8-0-85. Chapin: Gonzales 16-26-2-154.
Receiving—Amarillo High: Sluder 5-85. Chapin: Addison 9-107, Collin Bailey 6-44, Williams 1-3.


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Athlete: Jordan Pepe
|Filthy 50
|Fight Gone Bad
|Sprint 400m
|Run 5k
|Clean & Jerk
|211 lb
|175 lb
|305 lb
|Back Squat
|285 lb
|Max Pull-ups
Jordan is a CrossFit L2 Trainer at Ruya CrossFit in Boulder, Colorado. Originally from the Southeast Region, this is her first season in a new region! She started CrossFitting at CF Huntsville in her hometown of Huntsville, Alabama in April of 2009. She has since competed in the AL/MS/TN CrossFit Sectionals in March 2010, the Dirty South Southeast Regional in May 2010, the CrossFit Open in February 2011, 2012, and went with a team, making it into the top 10, at the 2012 Southeast Regional. Jordan's most recent accomplishment was advancing as an individual to the 2013 Southeast Regional and taking 15th place. She also took 6th place at the USAW Senior Nationals that same year as a 69kg lifter. Jordan has taken the 2014 season off and is starting to rebuild now in 2015.
How I Eat
I weigh and measure my food
I eat 1-3 full cheat meals per week
How I Train
I workout mostly at a CrossFit Affiliate
I record my workouts
I train at RUYA CrossFit!
My Athletic Background
I played youth or high school level sports
I played soccer my whole life growing up. Now I compete in Olympic lifting as well as CrossFit. Recreational sports include rock climbing, mountain biking, kayaking, snowboarding, hiking, and anything else that sounds like a good time!
My Experience With CrossFit
I began CrossFit with a coach (e.g. at an affiliate)
I have completed the CrossFit Level 1 certificate course
I have attended one or more specialty courses
I have had a life changing experience due to CrossFit
I train other people
Started CrossFitting in April of 2009 at CF Huntsville under Russell Burger. Transferred to CF Impulse in February 2010. Got my L-1 in May 2010. I quit my good paying job as a professional firefighter/paramedic to follow my passion and work as a full time trainer and assistant manager at CFI in December 2011. In October of 2012 I opened a box called CrossFit CHAMP in Madison, Alabama. I ran that box as the manager and head coach for about 2 years before moving to Boulder, Colorado and accepting a job a RUYA CrossFit. I love my RUYA fam!!! Specialty Certs: CrossFit Kids, CF Gymnastics, CF Olympic Lifting, Coaches Prep, and USAW cert.
My Work/Rest Schedule
I do multiple workouts in a day 3+ times a week
I typically rest 4 or more days per month
How long have you been doing CrossFit?
4+ years
This is my 6th year!


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On Friday, September 24th, over twenty company dancers and family members from Rhonda's FooteWorks dance studios traveled to The Egg Performing Arts Center in Albany, NY. They went to watch Lowville native and studio alumni, Braden P. McDonald perform for one of the final times with the Mark Morris Dance Company. The dance students were thrilled to watch the company and acknowledge the achievements of a "home town" dancer.
On Saturday, Braden taught a Master Class for senior company dancers from Rhonda's FooteWorks in the Lowville studio. Following the class, he offered a "Meet and Greet" session where dancers and local people had the opportunity to hear about his career, ask questions about the profession of dance, and have individual photographs taken with Mr. McDonald.
"Brady" began his career at age 5 with Donna Foote, Rhonda's mother. Later, he began studying ballet and modern dance with Rhonda before attending The Buffalo Performing Arts School. Mr. McDonald is a graduate of The Julliard School; recipient of The Princess Grace award and has danced with Jose Limon's Company; The Alvin Ailey Company, and is wrapping up a prestigous ten year career with Mark Morris Dance Company.
Braden will be attending the Fashion Institute in LA and pursuing a new career.
Photo Credits: Kris Marsala


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Juanita Minerva "Minnie" Ortiz, 47, of Canyon, died Saturday, Nov. 24, 2001.
Rosary was at 7 p.m. Sunday in the chapel of Brooks Funeral Directors of Canyon with Deacon Gabriel Rivas officiating. Services will be at 10 a.m. today in St. Ann's Catholic Church with the Rev. Pat Carathers, pastor of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church of Amarillo, officiating. Burial will be in Dreamland Cemetery.
Mrs. Ortiz was born Aug. 12, 1954, in Reynosa, Mexico, to Sebastian and Marcelina Garcia Acevedo. She graduated from Dimmitt High School in 1974 and attended Plains Memorial LVN School of Nursing in Dimmitt.
She married Chevo Ortiz at Dimmitt in 1982. She was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church and was active in her children's school activities.
She was preceded in death by her father, Sebastian Acevedo; and a sister, Maria Teresa Longoria.
Survivors include her husband; a son, Daniel Ortiz of Canyon; two daughters, Diana Ortiz and Debra Ortiz, both of Canyon; her mother, Marcelina Acevedo; four brothers, George Acevedo, Lupe Acevedo and Luis Acevedo, all of Dimmitt, and Miguel Angel Acevedo of Utah.
The family suggest memorials be to Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79176.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 26, 2001
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