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THE REAL STORY BEHIND XGAMES 11 How did the East manage a 3-peat without Slater? Read on…
The East Coast team celebrates their victory
"Yeah, Cory (Lopez) had him back-pedaling"–that's what Pete "the Ox" Mendia has to say, of the conversation Lopez, himself and a handful of East teammates had with NSL commissioner Brad Gerlach yesterday. Here's the scenario: Friday, current world number one surfer Kelly Slater pulls out of the GAME, via e-mail request due to falling sick with a sinus infection (or in Bali, filming with Taylor Steele). But Gerlach is unwilling to allow a substitution surfer to take his place (while, the West already have Nor Cal charger Peter Mel subbed in for Timmy Curran, out sick two weeks prior to the event). The East are forced to battle with only nine dudes to the West Coast's ten (meaning they've got one less backup on the bench).
"I'm open to everyone's opinions," Gerlach commented, "This is a house we're all building together. If we're going to have ESPN putting a half a million dollars into this, we've got to set a precedent–we've got to show our surfers are going to show up, and are passionate about this. Kelly will stay my friend, but, literally, we received his e-mail this Friday, that stated no legitimate excuse for missing this GAME. That was the difference between the rulings we made with Timmy and Kelly." The new deadline rule for roster changes will be one month before a GAME.
Still, under the tropical sun (85 degrees at 8am) these East Coast tube shooters, such as Mendia, fresh in from a 9-point left side drain, aren't looking too hampered by any apparent disadvantages.
"We brought up the sub issue once, then dropped it," says Mendia. "Because it's not even an issue–we're gonna smoke these guys!"
And, considering what the East's wildcard, Hawaiian Pipe Master, Jamie O' Brien, did in the same quarter; both poi-fed thick and human fruit roll-up flying though a golden almond backhand piggy, well behind the foamball to exit out the doggie-door, you begin to wonder: Is the Westside about to feel that funny losing feeling. Again?
The coin toss is another problem. For the past two years, not only has the East punished the West in the V. category, but they've won the traditional coin toss that decides who surfs first. This time the West wins the toss, and it proves to be their downfall. Or, one of them.
Great surfing from the likes of Taylor Knox kept the West Coast team within striking range throughout the event.
After this, the usually reserved Rob Machado, wave-starved on the "Far Bar" lefts, is forced to power fist claim a solid backhand pit service worth 7, that eventually puts his team back in the mix. Veterans Pat O' Connell and Shane Beschen dance through a couple of swirling tunnels, but their team doggs–Dane Reynolds, Chris Ward and Kalani Robb–are mostly deprived of any precious post-pipe daylight.
The East feel an opportunity and click the focus more in synch. "Visualize. Visualize!" admonishes head coach Matt Kechele to his third quarter squad of Knowlton, Morcom, D. Hobgood and S. Lopez on, like troops to do battle against some very lippy, malicious even, surfboard eating olas. Fort Lauderdale's Baron Knowlton is especially keen, grabbing 7-points for a serious slot machine followed by a power broker front side carve. It's pretty sick: he's pocketing 5 Gs, plus a lot of people in the crowd are tripping out, like, "Who is this guy–where'd the East find him?" as if coach Kechele had scouted him from some backwood swamp, had his mullet shaved to monk-bald devotion, and sent him out for first blood. But, let it be known, the Baron is an east coast legend: simply put, he's surfed Puerto at 20'. Backs!
No matter, going into the third quarter in no small peril of a beat down, lagging behind by a deficit of thirty points, the West comes back with the venom. Machado kicks off with a long leftie soul patrol for 7-points. Then, Chris Ward, like a master trucker hyped on jerkey and Kodiak slicks the gears on a major right to stomp the brakes into sweetness. Pat O' Connell stands tall in a jolly gem cut corner, flying way out with the biggest smile. Soft spoken Kieran Horn of Santa Cruz handles a late drop to double sucking sizzler to monster truck floater–AND SUDDENLY THE WEST IS DOWN BY ONLY TWO.
"We knew we needed a lot, so we went out with the simplest strategy," says O' Connell– "Look at these waves, then look at your teammate and say, 'Man, let's go have some fun!'"
East Coast charger Todd Morcom
The West need a 30-point 4th to come back for the prize. Taylor Knox finds the "cleanest" wave of the day, clocking in for a true four seconds and the days first 9.5. The crowd goes nutty. The East bench gets mad, claiming the wave was good, but too easy for such a HUGE score. Before they can spew more, Shane Beschen is down the beach speeding through a big right. 7.25! Man, this beach is already hot enough. This leads the East to abusive heckling of the judges. Any lame closeout Dane Reynolds or Kalani Robb move for is immediately met by the cheers of: "Oh, oh, that's definitely an 8!" Dane, sitting on a 2.5 from his previous quarter is looking for anything that moves; with the mid-day wind coming on, this is just about time for one of his patented mind-bending aerials. At two minutes remaining a stack of set waves approach. Kalani finds a nugget for a nice tube and 6.25; this means Dane only needs a 5.75 to bring home the bacon. But, wait–up the beach–sub, Che Stang is in position for a sickly left, and he starts to paddle. Coach Parsons must make the call. Sub him in, or wait on Reynolds to bring the house down? Stang drops in and is gone. 1, 2, 3–and, he's out! It could've been the score, but it won't be. Parsons goes back to nail biting. Come on Dane, you little hero! One minute remaining. Thirty seconds. Ten. Done. No. Yes! It's the beauty of the GAME.
West Coaster Rob Machado
The East boys are going crazy, splashing champaign on the crazed crowd all begging for t-shirts. Jamie O' Brien wins the MVP.
"No Slater, nine guys, we get ripped on scores and we still win!" hoots Damien Hobgood.
Gangster rap is cranking over the loudspeakers as the Eastsiders show off the gold. "Hey, what can we say–the east coast is better than the west."
Once again the East is best.
The West boys walk off a little sour. They did try valiantly, but as Andre 3000 once said, it's also true of surfing: "Yeah, boy, you're only funky as your last cut."
Final Results from Puerto Escondido, Mexico, August 2, 2005
East: {{{100}}}.75
West: 96.50ROSTERS:TEAM EAST COAST:
Quarters 1 and 3
Baron Knowlton, Todd Morcom, Damien Hobgood, Shea Lopez
Quarters 2 and 4
CJ Hobgood, Cory Lopez, Jamie O'Brien, Pete MendiaTEAM WEST COAST:
Quarters 1 and 3
Rob Machado, Chris Ward, Pat O'Connell, Kieran Horn
Quarters 2 and 4
Dane Reynolds, Taylor Knox, Kalani Robb, Shane Beschen
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Celebrating the lives fallen Pantera and Damageplan guitarist Dimebag Darrell and Ronnie James Dio, members of Slipknot, System of a Down, Anthrax, and more are uniting to pay their respects at DimeBash 2011 at Hollywood's Key Club on December 14. The event is a communion of songs and stories, where everyone present can tip their glasses to one of the true masters of not only guitar but music as a whole.
"Today marks the seventh year, which still doesn't seem like a reality to me," said Rita Haney, longtime girlfriend of Dime and the person who knew him best, in a statement. "Sometimes I think, Boy, this sure is a long-ass tour, but then I focus back in and realize what I'm working on at this moment. And I just have to smile and be thankful for all the amazing people that surround me—thanks to him. I hope everyone enjoys this event as much as we like bringing it to them. It's nothing more, nothing less, than 'about a damn good time!'—one of my favorite Dime pastimes and phrases. There are no words to express my thanks to all the artists who make this event special and give 'us fans' a night to remember two truly amazing people and the music they created! I am forever at your beckon call, so c'mon out and experience the evening with us. It's going to be quite magical!!!"
The Key Club Hollywood will play host to all-star jams featuring the vocal talents of Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell, Disturbed's Dave Draiman, Velvet Revolver and Loaded's Duff McKagan, System of a Down's Serj Tankian, Suicidal Tendencies' Mike Muir, and Sebastian Bach; the guitar of John 5, Anthrax's Scott Ian, Machine Head's Phil Demmel, Ratt's Warren DeMartini, Ben Harper, In This Moment's Chris Howorth, and Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello; and the rhythms of King's X's Doug Pinnick, James LoMenzo, Rob Zombie band member Ginger Fish, Whitesnake's Brian Tichy and Slipknot's Joey Jordison, with many more superstars lending their vocal and playing skills to the metal proceedings. The whole shebang being emceed by That Metal Show's Eddie Trunk and his cohosts, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson. In addition, kicking off the event will be Kill Devil Hill, featuring the legendary Vinny Appice and former Pantera bassist Rex Brown. Also on deck are Dio Disciples, featuring the great Rudy Sarzo and vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens, with a special appearance by Glenn Hughes.
The entire proceeds from the event benefit the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up & Shout Cancer Fund. Additionally, attendees will be able to land some limited-edition merchandise and purchase Monster Energy cocktail drink specials with 100 percent of the proceeds benefitting the cause as well.
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Tackle Tebow (and everybody else)
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Bryans deliver for USA, now it's up to Isner
GIJON, Spain (AP) -- The Bryan brothers delivered as expected on Saturday. That just leaves John Isner to perform the unexpected against Spain if the U.S. is to have a chance of reaching the Davis Cup final.
Mike and Bob Bryan won their doubles point to cut Spain's semifinal lead to 2-1 and put the semifinal on the shoulders of America's highest-ranked player, who must hand David Ferrer his first-ever singles loss on Davis Cup clay.
The fifth-ranked Ferrer is 15-0 on the surface, but Isner must win and show he has recovered from Friday's emotionally draining five-set loss to Nicolas Almagro.
"John knows how to separate yesterday from tomorrow," U.S. captain Jim Courier said on Saturday. "There will be no need for a fire up speech. He'll be ready."
Should Isner win, teammate Sam Querrey will play Almagro -- who is 8-1 on the surface -- for a spot in November's final.
The USA has only ever once bounced back from a 0-2 deficit -- in 1934 -- and doing it again against the defending champions and most dominant clay-court team will make history.
"Until it's over, I think Yogi Berra said it best," Courier said from the Asturian coastal city on the Bay of Biscay.
Spain is eyeing a fourth trip to the final in five years, having won all previous 37 World Group ties when they have swept the opening singles.
The U.S. odds improve when it's down 1-2, having done it five times with the last being in 2000.
"These guys did a great job and I'm sure Spain's ready to put us away," Courier said, "but we've two guys ready to fire tomorrow so we'll take our chances and see what happens."
The twins were stretched by Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez in a 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5 victory in which Granollers was hampered by a left calf injury picked up in the second set.
Granollers stayed in the match but Spain lost momentum and mobility as the Bryans kept alive the visitors' chances of reaching November's final in front of a near capacity 15,000 spectators at the purpose-built venue.
"It was a battle," Bob Bryan said after the brothers kept the U.S. from losing a tie for the fifth time. "We came here to get a win, we kept the team alive. It wasn't pretty all the time but a win's a win and we're happy with that."
Mike Bryan stumbled chasing down a drop shot to miss out on the first match point, but Lopez provided the U.S. with it on the second opportunity as he double-faulted.
"It's a shame because we felt really good today," said Lopez before alluding to his own calf problem that forced him to retire from the U.S. Open doubles semifinal. "It happened to me in the U.S. one week ago, it's tough."
The Bryans took the opening set before Spain bounced back with an early break in the second set for a lead it would not relinquish despite a marathon third game that appeared to take its toll on Granollers, who limped off to have his calf treated.
"I definitely would have retired," Spain captain Alex Corretja said.
Despite Corretja calling on him to retire rather than risk injury, Granollers continued and eventually improved as Lopez carried the hosts through the opening sets. Lopez also sported a bandage on his own left calf.
"It wasn't easy to play a guy that was potentially injured," Mike Bryan said after the 3-hour, 38-minute match. "I thought we played safe for a set and a half."
The Bryans managed to rally each time Spain seemed to gain an advantage and focused their attack on Granollers, and his discomfort and erratic groundstrokes proved costly as he netted many of Spain's 74 unforced errors.
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By Arshad Mohammed
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The State Department said on Thursday the time was not right for Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and former diplomat Bill Richardson to visit North Korea, which drew international criticism for a rocket launch last month.
State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland said Schmidt and Richardson would be traveling as private citizens, not representatives of the U.S. government.
"Frankly, we don't think the timing of this is particularly helpful," Nuland told reporters, citing North Korea's launch of a long-range rocket in December. "They are well aware of our views."
Reports of Schmidt's plan emerged as the United States, South Korea, Japan and their European allies were pushing at the United Nations to expand long-standing U.N. Security Council sanctions on North Korea after the North's December 12 rocket launch.
A source familiar with the matter on Thursday confirmed an Associated Press report that Schmidt planned to visit North Korea with Richardson, a former governor of New Mexico, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and diplomatic troubleshooter.
The AP said Schmidt, a top figure in the U.S. technology industry and a key executive at the world's leading search engine company, could visit as early as this month, but added it was unclear which people he would meet or what his agenda is.
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Thanks for the tips Bobkaribuzanzibarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-35018904520489670832010-12-02T02:17:13.858-05:002010-12-02T02:17:13.858-05:00I will not be flying anymore by choice. I had to f...I will not be flying anymore by choice.
I had to fly once for my job, only to find out that enhanced screening was random and everyone I saw being singled out was disabled (prosthetics, wheelchairs, etc.) which was horrifying to me and the elderly. My first impression was "easy prey". The least likely to object.
I wanted to visit an old college friend next year but will email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-68028751441219642242010-12-01T18:45:45.642-05:002010-12-01T18:45:45.642-05:00The body scanning is obscene enough. What I have ...The body scanning is obscene enough. What I have a difficult time imagining is who in their right minds opted this as an option to begin with? What kind of professional got the idea that people would be alright, or dare I say, complacent enough to allow this infringement upon or dignity to continue. It is grossly ineffective, inefficient, and professionals attest that it would probably be firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-22330121553239961072010-11-30T16:55:11.980-05:002010-11-30T16:55:11.980-05:00Finally something that makes sense! I have no prob...Finally something that makes sense! I have no problem with Secure Flight program and frankly it is something that should have been done years ago. Great use of the US Marshals and strategically making them take flights with 2 or more people from the watchlist.
Congratulations TSA for doing something right.
As for the pat-downs, who cares. People should get over it and just get on the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-45420520627243243242010-11-27T17:31:17.592-05:002010-11-27T17:31:17.592-05:00Anon said in part In your propaganda video, you re...Anon said in part
In your propaganda video, you refer to TSA "professionals." That is a misnomer - these are entry-level, unskilled positions, similar to Wal-Mart cashiers. It is untruthful for you to suggest that these hired hands have the type of education and certification that true "professionals" have - doctors, lawyers, CPA's, etc. That's like talking about TSM firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-37437658540509542912010-11-25T17:20:37.375-05:002010-11-25T17:20:37.375-05:00the current events since 9/11, including the under...the current events since 9/11, including the underwear bomber and the shoebomber had nothing to do with taking over the plane. it was about blowing the plan up with a bomb. so sure there are locked cockpit doors but that means nothing when they want to blow up the plane. on 9/11 the hijackers used the planes themselves as weapons to take out symbols of america and capitalism. they accomplished email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-48781725537614012432010-11-25T03:32:00.366-05:002010-11-25T03:32:00.366-05:00Check your attitude sir! Joking about threats in t...Check your attitude sir!
Joking about threats in the security is strictly prohibited!
All jokes will be taken seriously and may be punishable by severe penalties!

Sound familiar? Its been dinned into us for decades now, long before 9/11.

Cram your comedy routine and stick to the facts.
You are already failing at having the facts match up at different Kyle firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-46503510382148914872010-11-24T20:40:34.786-05:002010-11-24T20:40:34.786-05:00This is hideous and insulting.This is hideous and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-67233046894551818382010-11-24T18:27:04.292-05:002010-11-24T18:27:04.292-05:00TSA. Is. A. Joke.TSA. Is. A. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-84057899510279567422010-11-24T17:03:32.618-05:002010-11-24T17:03:32.618-05:00For those of you whining about us "whiners&qu...For those of you whining about us "whiners". 9/11 was not caused by a lack of security but by the failure of intelligence organisations who did not act on overwhelming evidence. If terrorists are even making to the airport means that somebody already screwed up.

If terrorism has made you such a coward, stay home. All this 'security theatre' makes a mockery of the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-48505408533874504832010-11-24T16:35:05.891-05:002010-11-24T16:35:05.891-05:00This post restored my faith in the TSA, because yo...This post restored my faith in the TSA, because you addressed the problem of people losing their I.D. on a trip. The fact that you can travel if you pass questioning seems pretty reasonable.

Pies and turkeys are allowed items? Is this a year round thing or just a seasonal email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-83797802769421234742010-11-24T16:23:19.085-05:002010-11-24T16:23:19.085-05:00"Travel Advice for Tofu Turkeys: You are not ..."Travel Advice for Tofu Turkeys: You are not real." Oh it's real all right. Personally if I'm forced to eat non-meat turkey I greatly prefer a gluten knock-off.

Another thought, if a Tofu Turkey is no real can it be screened, a la if a tofu turkey gobbles in the woods and no one is there can it be email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-70139460145782228292010-11-24T15:46:02.653-05:002010-11-24T15:46:02.653-05:00"hould remember the victim's and their fa..."hould remember the victim's and their families of 9/11"

I do remember them - by pointing out that 9/11 was entirely preventable.

Not with pat downs and porno-scanners, which do nothing but insult and demean passengers. But by intelligence, secured cockpit doors, and making sure that people on watch lists aren't being escorted onto firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-52770573659359459152010-11-24T15:21:57.907-05:002010-11-24T15:21:57.907-05:00I finally received Health information concerning t...I finally received Health information concerning the spread of genital herpes, genital warts, other STDs and HIV from surgical gloves to inspect groin and breast area inside the clothing (inside bras or down the pants)from the CDC--while they referred me to TSA official site for clarification of procedures for pat downs (my only choice since I am very high cancer risk genetically and must avoid firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-44248032772877040752010-11-24T15:20:24.923-05:002010-11-24T15:20:24.923-05:00I have a question about the scanning machines. C...I have a question about the scanning machines. Can you close your eyes while in the machine? The reason I ask is that I already believe that my skin is getting more than enough x-ray energy from these systems and I'd really prefer not to have the surface of my eyes exposed. I think that the head is more or less blocked out on the images but that doesn't mean it's not getting firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-90526340147538054842010-11-24T14:08:32.639-05:002010-11-24T14:08:32.639-05:00I find the attempt at humor on a government blog o...I find the attempt at humor on a government blog offensive and inappropriate. Trying to make light of very serious issues is an insult to the people humiliated by TSA procedures and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-52082761063885181062010-11-24T11:41:56.080-05:002010-11-24T11:41:56.080-05:00The evil TSA humiliates and intimidates ordinary p...The evil TSA humiliates and intimidates ordinary people in a way that recalls 1930s Germany. (I suppose we can be thankful that you haven't advanced to the 1940s yet.)

And now you are making jokes about it? How disgusting.Tofu email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-7621201423220141802010-11-24T10:30:28.479-05:002010-11-24T10:30:28.479-05:00"Bob" - Why do you refuse to post my c..."Bob" -

Why do you refuse to post my comments responding to "God forbid there's a successful attack"?

Is it because I point out that in the event of a successful attack, the TSA will have shown that it's Unconstitutional mistreatment of its fellow Americans was not only pointless but ineffective?

Bob? email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-7953492043279407982010-11-24T10:11:09.950-05:002010-11-24T10:11:09.950-05:00Travel advice: avoid the TSA whenever possible.Travel advice: avoid the TSA whenever email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-68342510519300846442010-11-24T07:18:09.659-05:002010-11-24T07:18:09.659-05:00There should be TWO lines at airport security..one...There should be TWO lines at airport security..one for those who don't mind the extra security of body scans, etc. and those who object and want to protest. Why should protestors be allowed to tie up the airports? Let them tie up their own lines and possibly miss their email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-28882175432624588672010-11-24T05:55:06.085-05:002010-11-24T05:55:06.085-05:00Those of you who complain of a "Pat Down"...Those of you who complain of a "Pat Down" should remember the victim's and their families of 9/11The securtiy at the airports are for our safety against those who may board a plane with a bomb and or, weapons in which case we would never see our loved ones again!!!! So either don't fly or quit firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-49870381173566180912010-11-24T02:07:02.046-05:002010-11-24T02:07:02.046-05:00Thanks for the head of TSA clarifying that violati...Thanks for the head of TSA clarifying that violating the Fourth Amendment is ok because "Flying is a Privilege and not a right".

Please inform him that "Driving is a privilege and not a right" so we'll be doing a strip search of him and a full inspection of his vehicle every day.

This isn't an illegal search even without cause; because he's email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-32332083529427892152010-11-24T01:59:36.801-05:002010-11-24T01:59:36.801-05:00Bob, your attempts at humor are tasteless in light...Bob, your attempts at humor are tasteless in light of the controversy the TSA now finds itself embroiled in. Please stop.Jessehttp://email@example.com


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Ball strikes critical tone on fracking
Republican State Senator Greg Ball of Patterson just sent out a notice about his tour of Pennsylvania with anti-hydrofracking activist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Josh Fox.
"I want nothing more than to create jobs in New York. But I will not roll out the red carpet for companies that are not willing to be held accountable," Ball said in the statement. "I saw beautiful communities booming with economic activity. I also heard horror stories from families and farmers who've suffered health problems, lost livestock and seen a 90 percent devaluation of their homes and properties."
Ball's hosting a local forum on hydrofracking next week, and, with his Tea Party base of support, appears to be developing into an unlikely opponent of the natural gas drilling process.
Check out the long list of "tour findings" he says he expects to raise next week and in the debate about fracking in Albany:
- Lack of full disclosure about proprietary chemical formula used in the fracking process.
- Lack of protection for workers at drilling sites from fracking fluids and waste.
- Lack of land owner understanding about lease agreements and royalties.
- Lack of third-party chemical testing for contaminants in land owner's water
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Pathways 2013
The schedule for the day is as follows:
Sunday, January 20
10:30am — Introduction
11:00am — Session I
11:40pm — Session II
12:45pm — Brunch
Asha Echeverria '96
Engineer, Attorney
Asha Echeverria is a dispute resolution attorney at the Portland, ME-based firm Bernstein Shur, handling a variety of claims involving insurance, energy, construction, banking, and general commercial matters. Ms. Echeverria is also a licensed professional engineer and LEED Accredited Professional. Before attending the George Washington University Law School, she received her BSE from the University of Pennsylvania and worked as a civil engineer with Parsons Brinckerhoff, designing and coordinating various multi-million dollar construction and demolition projects, as well as state and federal transportation and highway safety projects.
Josh Greenhill '96
Partner, The Baupost Group, LLC
Josh Greenhill is a partner in the Public Investment Group of The Baupost Group LLC, a private investment partnership that manages over $26 billion of discretionary capital on behalf of university endowments, foundations, and private individuals. He also heads the firm's London office. Before joining Baupost in 2002, Mr. Greenhill was an analyst at Goldman Sachs. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and graduated summa cum laude from Princeton University with a concentration in economics.
Mr. Greenhill is actively involved with a number of not-for-profit organizations in the Boston area, where he lives with his wife Sarah and two children, Willie and Abby. While at Deerfield he played squash and tennis and for the most part managed to stay out of trouble.
Sarah Groff '99
Triathlete, Olympian
Sarah Groff is a triathlete and fourth-place finisher in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. In 2011, she was ranked third in the world and named USA Triathlon Olympic/International Triathlon Union Athlete of the Year. She is a multiple World Cup podium finisher. At Deerfield, Ms. Groff was all-prep in swimming and cross country. She studied environmental studies at Middlebury College, where she was prep and collegiate All-American in swimming. She is currently living in Hanover, New Hampshire, and will split her time this year between France, New Hampshire, Florida, and Arizona. She plans to battle for an Olympic medal in 2016 in Rio.
Rob Hale '84
President of Granite, LLC; Co-Owner of Boston Celtics and Boston Cannons
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Leslie Hotchkiss '06
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Leslie Hotchkiss is currently at second-year medical student at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City. After graduating from Deerfield Academy in 2006, Ms. Hotchkiss did undergraduate training at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, majoring in Science, Technology, and International Affairs. Her concentration was in Global Health and Biotechnology, and she completed a certificate in International Development. Ms. Hotchkiss has interned at non-profit organizations, including AmeriCares and Medical Care Development International. She also studied abroad for a semester in Jordan and spent a summer working at King's Academy in 2006. Before attending medical school, Ms. Hotchkiss worked as a caseworker in the Medical Foster Care Program at The Children's Aid Society in New York City.
Sean Keller '86
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After graduating from Deerfield in 1986, Sean Keller studied mathematics at Harvard University. He then went directly to the Avon Old Farms School in Avon, Connecticut. During his three-year stay, Mr. Keller coached various sports during the fall, winter, and spring, and taught math at a few different levels. In 1993, he moved to Deerfield, Massachusetts, where he has been ever since. At Deerfield, Mr. Keller has coached soccer and varsity baseball and served as the math department chair. He now teaches four periods of math, including AP Calculus and Geometry, and coaches girls varsity hockey, his favorite sport since childhood. He lives with his wife and two kids, Hunter and Avery.
Stephanie Lazar '94
Global Public Health
Stephanie Lazar '94 knew she wanted to volunteer for the Peace Corps her junior year at Deerfield, when she attended a presentation by the Cabrals about their experience as Peace Corps volunteers in the southern African Kingdom of Lesotho. After majoring in Environmental Studies and International Relations, Ms. Lazar spent two years with the Peace Corps in Morocco. Upon returning to the US, she realized that although the natural environment was her passion, the health of women and children in her Moroccan village had affected her too deeply to ignore. She pursued a Master of Public Health degree, moved back to Africa to gain experience in the field, and is now working as a contractor focusing on the discovery, development, and delivery of vaccines for the Global Policy and Advocacy office of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Adam Lubinsky '89
Partner, WXY Architecture + Urban Design
Adam Lubinsky joined WXY Architecture + Urban Design as a partner in August 2011, after working in London for eight years. His work focuses on what makes cities great places to live, and his projects help plan sustainable cities through research, design, and engaging with people. His clients have included the City of New York, the Boston Public Schools, the London Development Agency, and the UK's Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.
After graduating from Deerfield in 1989, Mr. Lubinsky received a BA from Brown University, a Masters in Architecture from Columbia University, and a PhD in Planning and Urban Design from the University College London. He also started the Deerfield Academy Summer Arts Camp (DASAC) in 1991.
Rafi Mottahedah '02
Rafi Mottahedeh is an attorney practicing in the area of taxation. He received his BA and MA from the University of Chicago, his JD from Northwestern University, and is completing his Tax LLM at New York University. His varied career has taken him from Saudi Arabia to Phoenix, and he has worked on subjects ranging from trademark infringement to estate planning. Mr. Mottahedah speaks four languages and has done legal work in French, Arabic, and English.
Benjamin Patton '83
Filmmaker, Veterans Advocate
Benjamin Patton, the youngest grandson of WWII's General George S. Patton Jr., graduated from Deerfield Academy in 1983. He studied at Georgetown University and is currently completing a Masters in Developmental Psychology at Columbia Teachers College. Mr. Patton is the co-author of Growing Up Patton: Reflections on Heroes, History and Family Wisdom, published in 2012 by Berkley-Caliber, and was formerly a producer and development executive at New York City's PBS affiliate. Recently, he established the Patton Veterans Project, which holds filmmaking workshops designed especially for veterans and military families coping with post-traumatic stress, as a tool for healing and self-expression.


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This is a question ; when we sell a template with a line in the footer saying : "Designed by your name", I understand that the buyer can remove this line, but does he have the right to modify this line saying that he is the designer (author) of this theme ?..........
I busted one of my theme with that situation.
No, he may not. He may under no circumstances claim the work as his own.
He can't take credit for designing it; but he's more than free to remove your name from being referenced.
Just interested to know why TF themes are allowed this rule when templates from other similar websites have no 'web design by…' at all. Is this why the themes are more affordable on TF than the similar sites?
We don't have a rule either way. The author is more than welcome to add a "designed by" credit on their site. Just the same, the buyer is more than welcome to delete it.
Just put a line in your description file saying thet they can't take credit for designing it but they can remove the credit. That's it
I hope you dont mind me asking. How about if I purchase a theme and then modify general elements and placement of the theme, so about 55% of the theme is changed, is the modifier (in this case me) allowed to put a design by link?
Also I am kind of new here, and sometimes themeforest already has a slew of nicely designed themes I can modify to what I envision it would look for my preference. Is this allowed therefore to replace design by link if you redesigned part of the original theme?
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If you've started reading this in the hope that we've already got our hands on one of the upcoming new Philips models mentioned in Hugo's in-depth news story last week, then we're afraid to say we're going to have to disappoint you. For while the 32PFL9613D is new, it's what Philips calls a 'rolling change' to their 2008 range rather than a completely new member of the incoming 2009 range.
Not surprisingly, given its 32PFL9613D moniker, the model the new 32in screen is 'based on' is the 32PFL9603D, a TV that earned a pretty rave review from us back in July of 2008. This naturally bodes well for the 32PFL9613D. But at the same time it's hard not to reflect that the amount of time that's passed since we saw the 32PFL9603D is quite lengthy by technology standards. In other words, it's possible that the 32PFL9613D will no longer stand out from the latest crowd quite as stridently as its predecessor. Unless, of course, the 'rolling changes' made to the 32PFL9613D really have an impact.
Aesthetically the 32PFL9613D appears no different at all to the 32PFL9603D. Which is no bad thing, as it happens, for it means that both sets qualify as being among the very finest-looking 32in TVs I've had the pleasure to clap eyes on. The glossy black bezel is a great start, but the set really makes its mark with the novel transparent shroud that curves forward around the bezel's edges.
Plus there's the small matter of Philips' Ambilight technology, which in this incarnation delivers pools of light spilling out of the TV's left and right sides. What's more, since the 32PFL9613D enjoys the latest 'Spectra' version of Ambilight, the extent to which the colours coming from the TV's sides match the colour content of the image is frequently uncanny in terms of both the tone and geographical location of the colour.
The 32PFL9613D's connections also appear not to add anything to those of the 32PFL9603D. But again this is nothing to be concerned about when you consider that the connections include a very healthy four HDMIs, a USB input capable of playing MP3, .alb slideshows, JPEGs and MPEG-1 and -2 videos, a D-Sub PC port, and even a DLNA-certified Ethernet port so that you can access multimedia files sat on a networked computer.
It's when I start trawling through the 32PFL9613D's frighteningly long feature count that I finally stumble across the reason for the 32PFL9613D's existence. For the one thing this TV has that its predecessor didn't is 100Hz processing, the presence of which brings the TV's claimed response time down from an already good-looking 4ms to just 2ms.
Actually, this comes as something of a surprise to me. For I was told when reviewing the 32PFL9603D that it had an innate 2ms response time, and so didn't need 100Hz processing. Most curious… Oh well. Whatever the truth of all the response time figures, the bottom line is that the 32PFL9613D should deliver clearer motion than its predecessor.
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