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Kenda Jameson Evans '92, Distinguished Southwestern Service
- Lance Holt
A former member of the Southwestern staff says she got to know Kenda through multiple alumni gatherings on campus and remembers thinking, "My gosh…this woman knows everyone at Southwestern, and everyone loves and respects her." Kenda, is truly part of the fabric of Southwestern.
A chemistry major with a biology minor at Southwestern, Kenda went on to earn a Ph.D. in pharmacology from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. An experienced life science application and technical sales professional, she is now an automation solutions product specialist for Agilent Technologies.
Kenda has shown her dedication not only to Southwestern but to the sciences through the annual Jameson 5K Run at Southwestern, which takes place during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend. November 2013 marked the 13th anniversary of the event, which honors the memory of Kenda's brother, Jaysn '90. Kenda established the run in 2001 to help increase the endowment of the Jaysn Jameson Memorial Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships for Southwestern students majoring in the sciences as both she and Jaysn did.
As many know, organizing a race is no small undertaking. Years ago, when Kenda proposed the idea, the Southwestern Alumni and Parent Relations staff thought it was wonderful but knew how much time and effort it would take. They believe that if it had been anyone but Kenda proposing the idea, they probably wouldn't have agreed to it. But—as many agree—when Kenda sets her mind on doing something, people know she will do whatever it takes to get it done.
Year in and year out, Kenda and her family and friends spend countless hours (even taking time off work) coordinating the Jameson 5K—far more than people realize—doing everything from soliciting sponsors to managing the accounting; recruiting volunteers to having t-shirts printed. And, on race day, she is on campus at 3 a.m. to begin setting up. Those who have been recruited—or arbitrarily assigned—to work the event, continue to do so year after year out of their admiration and love for Kenda!
In general, races bring people together and promote a healthy lifestyle. One friend and fraternity brother of Jaysn's says that Kenda represents that sense of community extraordinarily well, and that she inspires him to help, even in years when the timing might not be optimal. He says he is committed because Kenda deserves his attention and he doesn't want to let her down. Adding that if he had a sibling, he'd want it to be Kenda!
Friends know Kenda as a person of integrity—someone who can be trusted in any circumstance. Some of the numerous words people use to describe her include: profoundly committed, persistent, devoted, thoughtful, passionate, generous, compassionate, brilliant and beautiful—both inside and out.
The love that Kenda demonstrates for her alma mater makes others want to work harder, accomplish more and further the Southwestern mission, which Kenda so generously supports. Although she has an extremely demanding career, Kenda is able to manifest Southwestern's core purpose as evidenced by her uncompromising reliability, not only to the Jameson 5K, but to the University as a whole. She makes the time to attend events like the Shilling Lecture, Alumni Council meetings, and more. Through it all, she remains positive, enthusiastic and dedicated to doing her absolute best in all areas of her multi-faceted life.
She is also known by many as a true friend who always "shows up" as an advocate, friend, supporter and cheerleader! A fellow alumna and former alumni association board member says of her friendship with Kenda, "I'm old and Kenda's young, but she treats me as her equal. She loves me and I love her. We are always so glad to see each other and share our lives. She is a very special friend."
For dedication to her alma mater and to the memory of her brother, for her unending support of the sciences at Southwestern, and for her loyalty to the University and its people, The Association of Southwestern University Alumni proudly presented Kenda Jameson Evans with the 2013 Distinguished Southwestern Service Award.


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We breathe every second of every day but how often do we really pay attention to our breath? The in-breath and the out-breath; the intake of energy and the expelling of energy. We gasp, we hold, at times, we hyperventilate; however, these are all times when our breath has our attention. In those moments, when we stop and pay attention, we can easily bring our breath back into the normal round of in and out.
I have always used the phrase "take a breath" when someone was having a moment of hysteria or becoming exceedingly stressed out. All these years later, I now realize that, at any moment, the correct answer is always TAKE A BREATH. Just relax, take a moment and breathe.
One of the ways people can incorporate a state of mindfulness into their lives is with meditation - a practice that has been used for centuries by wise men and women. A time to be still, quiet the mind and just breathe. The benefits of mindfulness meditation are found in all aspects of our busy lives.
Deep breathing, which is the backbone of any meditation practice, eases muscle fatigue and tension because of increased oxygen to the muscles. Meditation has been proven to lower high blood cholesterol due to its stress-reducing benefits and, with the decrease of stress, our immune system is subsequently strengthened. The physical benefits alone are realized almost immediately with unlimited energy.
Emotionally, people will first notice a sense of calm as they embark on a meditation practice. Where, in the past, they may have reacted with anger and confusion at yet another stressful situation, now, with a daily practice of stillness, they are able to see these situations with a clearer perspective. From this place of clarity, confidence emerges knowing that a positive resolution can be found, in the end, with a sense of effortless ease.
Meditation enhances the senses. Learning to integrate all the senses into one's daily life, through meditation, will bring a myriad of emotional benefits and fullness to life. Those who meditate start to "respond" to situations and people, instead of "reacting" from a place of stress.
Creative juices can flow more freely as focus and concentration are enhanced. The mental benefits of meditation, if practised regularly, are long-lasting and eventually become permanent. Meditation seeks to bring harmful and counter-productive thoughts and feelings to the surface of the consciousness, quell them and help one gain the necessary perspective to deal with the challenges. Meditation is the healthy replacement for drugs and alcohol, and is the ultimate anti-addiction medication.
Along with all the benefits to one's physical, mental and emotional well-being, meditation also brings with it a greater sense of self-awareness. Those who practise meditation notice a feeling of being more "connected" to the world around them. They find that they develop a heightened sense of purpose and with that comes a greater feeling of acceptance.
A multitude of desirable benefits come with regular meditation practice. For some, meditation allows them to discover aspects of their personality they had previously been unaware of. Issues that may have been causing distress for years seem to magically resolve themselves as they allow those unconscious thoughts and feelings to rise to the surface while in a quiet, still place.
Meditation is not a destination but a fascinating journey where those who practise become awakened to life. We are all continually changing and evolving and, with regular meditation practice, these changes simply flow as we evolve into the person we are becoming.
We never stop growing and, as we age, it is even more important to allow for these changes in our lives to be as stress-free as possible. Through meditation, people can discover and uncover an entire new world of interests or talents.
In my case, I discovered that I love to put thoughts down on paper. My work is now my passion. I have those quiet still moments during meditation to thank for bringing me to my present life; a life that is full of purpose imbued with a deeper understanding of who I am and how I can give back to others. Writing works for me. For others, it may be painting, singing, or simply creating a beautiful backyard oasis.
There are many meditation facilitators in the community. Local community centres may already have meditation classes listed in their schedules. Check them out. Local metaphysical bookstores will have listings of practitioners who offer a variety of different meditation practices. And, of course, check for meditation circles online by entering Meditation and the city in a search engine.
Life can be busy and hectic, but we have the ability to shield ourselves from all the noise and find that still, quiet place deep within. So, take a moment and discover meditation, and learn to breathe consciously.
Katrice Balmer works as a holistic healing practitioner and has been facilitating meditation circles for 20 years.
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As an active volunteer with Habitat for Humanity, John Brantley is used to shepherding folks with little or no construction skills through building sites.
The Georgia football players who have been building a home off Tallassee Road this summer are no more skilled than the average Habitat volunteers, but at least they can pick up bigger things.
''The difference is they are more athletic, more agile, stronger. Their work ethic is better than your average lay person,'' said Brantley, a two-year starter at linebacker for Georgia in the mid-80s. ''They are a great asset.''
Brantley, who played for three pro teams after leaving Georgia, is the Athens branch manager for Homebanc Mortgage Corporation. Homebanc has pledged to build 100 Habitat for Humanity Houses by the year 2025. At the end of this year, they will have 19 of those done, said Sara Schwartz, Homebanc's community affairs manager.
Two of those houses are in Athens and the second -- which is being built by Homebanc, Remax and the Georgia football team -- is scheduled to be finished July 14 and dedicated July 20.
''We're just thrilled to have UGA's football team on board,'' said Schwartz, who thinks Georgia is the first collegiate football program to sign on to build a Habitat home. ''They're a wonderful asset. It definitely pulls in a lot more attention. It's really good for Habitat.''
Georgia's team got involved when Brantley was asked to be an honorary captain prior to a home game. He told Richt about Homebanc's involvement with Habitat and offered him the opportunity to get the team involved.
''He was very much in favor of it,'' Brantley said. ''It's been a great success. Coach Richt is a guy who reminds me a lot of Joe Gibbs (who Brantley played for with the Washington Redskins). He cares about people's character. He's worried about building a championship-caliber team, but he's worried about building championship-caliber men, too.''
Kentrell Curry was one of about a dozen Georgia football players who assisted Habitat for Humanity with the construction of a home on Rustwood Drive on Saturday.Jeff Blake/Staff
Georgia's players started working on the house April 13, and a group of about 15 players and coaches have gone out each Saturday to put in an eight-hour day. By July 14, almost every member of the team will have put in a day's work at the house.
''It's very tiring,'' defensive tackle Johnathan Sullivan said. ''It's really tough. I never knew it would be so tough to build a house, but when you think about what you're doing it for, it makes it easier.''
The players have been supervised by a skilled Habitat worker and Brantley, who has an extensive construction background. Habitat for Humanity secures the land for all its homes and each build costs about $50,000.
Homebanc is pitching in another $10,000 on its sites for T-shirts and drinks and lunch for the workers, among other things. The homes are initially paid for by sponsors -- in this case Homebanc and Remax -- and then given to an area family, which makes a monthly payment against an interest-free loan, usually over a 20- to 25-year period.
''Even out here building a house, you're working as a team,'' quarterback David Greene said. ''Everybody's working together for one goal, and that works in football, too, in order to win a game.''
Said Schwartz, ''It's a huge statement these players are out there. It's hard work. They've been troopers.''
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, June 23, 2002.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Italian fashion firm Valentino has apologized twice for touting Amy Adams toting one of its handbags to the wake for Philip Seymour Hoffman in New York.
After the 39-year-old U.S. actress' representatives complained that Valentino's boast that Adams was seen sporting one of its handbags at her friend's wake this past week was "truly appalling," Valentino posted a message on Twitter saying it regretted releasing the photo, saying it was "unaware of the circumstances it was a mistake and we apologize to Ms. Adams," Entertainmentwise.com reported Saturday. Valentino spokeswoman Mona Swanson later sent another mea culpa: "We sincerely regret releasing a photo to the media this morning of Amy Adams with a Valentino bag. We were not aware the photograph was taken while she was attending the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman. It was an innocent mistake and we apologize to Ms. Adams who was not aware, or a part of, our PR efforts."
ABC News reported Valentino publicist Upasna Khosla had sent out the offending promotional email that stated: "We are pleased to announce Amy Adams carrying the Valentino Garavany Rockstud Duble bag from the Spring/Summer 2014 collection on Feb. 6 in New York."
Megan Moss Pachon, a spokeswoman for Adams issued a statement saying the actress "is not a paid spokesperson for Valentino, and the suggestion she would use this moment to participate in a promotion is truly appalling."
Adams co-starred with Hoffman, who died a week ago of a suspected drug overdose, in the 2012 film "The Master," "Doubt" in 2008 and "Charlie Wilson's War" in 2007.


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Feed the flames of love this Valentine's Day with Harveys PX
Forget fancy restaurants that leave your stomach full but your wallet empty, this Valentine's Day Harveys is encouraging the nation's love birds to stay away from clichéd dining experiences and relax at home with a romantic meal for two and a glass of sensationally smooth Harveys VORS Pedro Ximénez (PX).
The award-winning Harveys PX is a lusciously sweet dessert wine made from dried Pedro Ximénez grapes, giving it a delicious concentrated flavour of raisins, liquorice, black treacle and chocolate - the perfect accompaniment to your romantic evening.
Add the rich and luxurious taste of Harveys PX to your dessert menu and you have a truly sensory sweet treat for you both to snuggle up and enjoy.
Seduce your sweetheart's palate with one of the following dessert options:
A chilled glass of velvety Harveys PX paired with decadent dark chocolate for a sumptuous after dinner treat.
A generous drizzle of Harveys PX over creamy vanilla ice cream best served in one bowl with two spoons to share.
Steamy hot sticky toffee pudding dripping with Harveys PX enjoyed whilst curled up on the sofa with a romantic film.
Produced from PX grapes grown at Harveys' own vineyards, Harveys PX is blended in the traditional method at its bodegas in Jerez in southern Spain. Steeped in heritage, Harveys PX is a Very Old Rare Sherry (VORS), with an average age of at least 30 years. This wine is full bodied with a lovely sweet balance and a long lasting finish.
Harveys VORS Pedro Ximénez (50cl RRP £20.98) is available from Waitrose, Booths, Morrisons, Gordon & Macphail and TheDrinkShop.com. For more information, visit harveyshalfhour.co.uk.


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November 22, 2010 (Newport Beach, CA) – Leaders of Environmental Action Films (L.E.A.F.), a project of Inside the Outdoors Foundation, is proud to announce its 2010-2011 "ECOmmercial" Contest. L.E.A.F. has teamed up with Volcom, etnies and Planet Connect to present their second annual Public Service Announcement competition, giving youth a voice on environmental issues. This year's contest extends its invitation to all California registered high school students where the challenge is for participants to produce a 30 or 60 second PSA on any environmental issue that moves him or her.
L.E.A.F. challenges high school students to use film and social media as a way to inspire environmental consciousness for the purpose of influencing their communities, families and peers on environmental concerns they feel passionate about. The projects will be submitted online, and submissions will be accepted from December 15, 2010 through February 23, 2011. Details on where and how to enter will soon be available at www.leaf-rocks.com
This year's winners will be invited to screen their film during the 2011 Newport Beach Film Festival and join a celebration in attendance with Hollywood celebrities, environmentalists, media and more. Action sports leaders are sponsoring the contest, so winners can expect a mixture of cash and prizes for their efforts, including cool gear from Volcom, etnies, Firewire and other partners. This is in addition to the extended exposure winners receive for their creative works. Some of last year's PSAs were adopted by environmental groups to promote their organizations' message, including the Anti-Tobacco Coalition and the Water Quality Committee.
For students who would like to also participate on a national level, L.E.A.F. is partnering with Planet Connect for their 2011 Get Green "oceans" themed video contest open to all registered high school students nationwide. Planet Connect wants to learn about your connection to the ocean and how you make sure you help keep the oceans healthy. Prizes for Planet Connect's contest include cash, a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, a Samsung HD Camcorder and more! All L.E.A.F. entrants are eligible for the Planet Connect video contest. More information is available here: PlanetConnect.org/2011GetGreen


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The Motorcycle Superstore is teaming up with ThunderStruck Custom Bikes on a H-D Road Glide project to demonstrate what just about any rider can do to customize their bagger within the friendly confines of their garage. Here's a peek at one of the potential paint and graphic schemes.
Motorcycle-Superstore and Mark Daley of ThunderStruck Custom Bikes have teamed up to build a special Harley-Davidson bagger that will demonstrate how the "Everyman" rider can turn their motorcycle into something unique and distinct. With a plethora of aftermarket parts to choose from, narrowing the scope of the project is one of the biggest challenges, but before it's over, they're looking to create a custom one-off bagger that just about anybody with basic mechanical knowledge and a little patience can pull off.
The project starts with a stock 2012 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Tucker Rocky has provided as a palette for customization. Baggers have been one of the hottest commodities in the motorcycle industry for the last few years, so what better bike to start with than Harley's popular bagger? And while the project will demonstrate what can be done by just about anybody in their garage, Motorcycle Superstore has enlisted the services of talented custom bike builder Mark Daley to serve as their "Everyman." Daley will take you along every step of the way as the Road Glide makes it metamorphosis from common to custom. Having world class custom bike building skills, Daley intends on going above and beyond by adding a few of his personal touches along the way. Besides, a few of the steps should only be tackled by a trained professional, like tearing into the engine, so it's good to have somebody as skillful as Daley on board.
Custom bike builder extraordinaire, Mark Daley of Thunder Struck Customs, has already torn into the Road Glide's engine, swapping out the stock heads for an S&S 106″ Big Bore Kit.
Look for a series of articles and videos on the Motorcycle Superstore Road Glide project bike over the next few months on Motorcycle USA. The bike is on the lift, the first round of parts have arrived, and we were up at Daley's the other day as he began tearing into the engine. We watched him swap out the stock heads for an S&S Cycle 106″ Big Bore Kit. As much as we like Harley's Twin Cam 103 V-Twin, a little bump up in displacement never hurts, right?
We can't give away too much yet, but can say this baby is gonna be one hot rod bagger. It will be slammed to the ground courtesy of air ride suspension, Ride Wright is stepping up to the plate with some wicked wheels that will be debuting on the project, Arlen Ness Parts is providing a clean contrast-cut fork that isn't even in their catalog yet, and Dunlop is coming through with tires for the project. After the motorcycle is complete, Motorcycle Superstore intends on showing it around the country at events like the Laguna Seca GP, the Sturgis Rally, and at next year's Dealer Show.
To further whet the appetite, Motorcycle Superstore's graphic guru Brian Chamberlain has provided a mock-up of what the paint and graphic design could potentially be. Of course, this is just a mock-up, so the final design has yet to be set in stone. But it gives you an idea of the direction the project is headed. Stay tuned for more good stuff to come on the Harley-Davidson Road Glide project courtesy of the Motorcycle-Superstore, ThunderStruck Custom Bikes and Motorcycle USA.


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E-Z Drill's Model 210-4 SRA Drill is a four-gang drill designed to provide accurate concrete drilling from an easily maneuverable machine. The series consists of two other self-propelled models: the three-gang Model 210-3 SRA and five-gang Model 210-5 SRA. The compact frame design allows each drill to operate in a 4-foot patch while drilling to within 6 inches of a corner. The bits drill to a standard 18-inch depth, and each unit can be adjusted easily to drill into the center of a 24-inch slab. Adjustable spacing can be set between 12 and 36 inches, with greater width settings available through custom orders. The pneumatic drills, which are powerful enough to tow the air compressor with an optional tow-bar assembly, feature an internal regulator to prevent breakage caused by high-pressure spikes. When used with the tow bar kit, the SRA models eliminate the need for an additional vehicle.


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How to Get NFL Sunday Ticket Without a Subscription
NFL Sunday Ticket is the holy grail of pigskin content, but the service was formerly limited to those with access to DirecTV satellite service. Now, just in time for the 2014 NFL season, DirecTV has introduced NFLSundayTicket.TV, a $199 yearly online streaming version of the popular football package, which provides access to every NFL game as well as exclusive channels like Red Zone and Fantasy Zone.
If unlimited streaming of every second of NFL action sounds too good to be true, there are a few catches. NFLSundayTicket.TV is available mainly to those who live in an apartment where DirecTV isn't normally available, as well as a select few universities. This is great news if you can't get a DirecTV satellite installed where you live, but if you already have DirecTV and are looking to ditch it for the streaming service, you may be out of luck.
Here's what you need to know.
How do I know if I'm eligible for NFLSundayTicket.TV?
According to DirecTV, the streaming version of NFL Sunday Ticket is available for those in an apartment building where DirecTV isn't supported, as well as those living in New York City, Philadelphia or San Francisco. The service is also available at ten colleges: University of Washington, University of Texas at Austin, University of Southern California, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, University of Florida, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Alabama, Syracuse University, Ohio State University and Harvard University.
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How do I get NFL Sunday Ticket without a DirecTV subscription?
Before signing up for NFLSundayTicket.TV, you'll need to visit the NFL Sunday Ticket.TV website. Click Get Started to check your eligibility by entering your billing address.
If you belong to one of the ten supported universities, you can choose your school from the drop-down menu. If eligible, you'll be taken to a page that lets you select from one of three streaming packages.
How much does NFLSundayTicket.TV cost?
The NFLSundayTicket.TV "Digital" package costs $199 per year, and allows you to stream every live Sunday Ticket game on your iOS, Android, or Kindle device as well as your PC. The $239 "Console" package offers the same service, but on your PS4, PS4 or Xbox One.
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I was nervous about ordering my wedding dress online with a no return policy. But this dress is absolutely gorgeous and appears to be well made for the most part. The color is off white though, not really ivory.
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Lovely Kathy! So very lovely! Thanks!
Did you give this violet some of your private stock of pills?
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Lovely puzzle, pilley. Thanks.
Very nice, like the filters you used here, Thanks Pilley.
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love your work Kathy!
Thanks Barb for stopping in and your nice comments. This one was fun to do, love the colors and probably thinking of Valentine's Day, my favorite holiday. Did about 4 different kleido's before I came up with one I liked, used the heart shape with 4 repeats inside.
This is beautiful, Kathy. I like the way you can see the african violets in the kaleido, also your own particular unique frame. Lovely! :-)


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Where is flying season?
It's now May - I feel the need to remind myself of that because looking out the window you wouldn't know it; we have had 5 weeks of pretty much constant rain. After one of the driest March on record we had the wettest April ever recorded, the south east of the UK received 145% expected rainfall and as I sit here there are still flood warnings in place for much of the south of the country. All of this means that time is being spent sorting things out and preparing for when the weather finally breaks!
So what have I been doing with my time? Tinkering, of course - and spending lots of money on gear and planes. I have added a backlight to my DX6i, using the Turnigy 9X kit from HK, the mod is simple enough, just a few screws and a bit of soldering and the result is excellent - I can finally seethe screen in all light. The DX6i went under the knife again today as I modded a LiPo transmitter pack, I have so many LiPo packs sitting about and figured it would save me having to buy more AAs or rechargeables, again it was simple enough to do, a few screws and a bit of soldering
Continuing with the transmitter theme I am looking at finally upgrading the DX6 to a DX8, the DX6i is fine but I do need a couple more channels for some of the scale stuff I have coming; will think about selling the DX6i to partly fund a replacement DX8 - hopefully the mods will add value.
I have had a clear out of the workshop, got round to tidying up the rubbish that one accumulates over the winter, to make space for a couple of new arrivals: I have a 1100mm Durafly A-1 Skyraider and an AXN Floater on their way to me. The AXN is just for some relaxing flying where as the A-1 is going to get a few more scale features, bomb drop and airbrakes - so long as I have a transmitter that can cope with 8 channels of course... Also on order from Hobby King is a single axis gyro - I have never used one before so will throw it in the AXN and see what is what.
the little flying I have been able to do has been good, the SPAD is now my favourite, especially after I added rigging which has stiffened up the wing immensely, she handles brilliantly, so relaxing but can roll on a dime if you really want to throw her about and for £50 it is a bargain!
Finally I have decided to mothball the Parkzone Spit, I have had her in the air a few times recently but have never really felt comfortable with her, I don't know why, so I have decided to pull out the gear and put it in another fuselage - advice or otherwise welcome!
Hopefully the weather will improve - but the forecast isn't great, so I may have more time to tinker and build; as soon as things arrive!
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Just bought a Nexus 5 off somebody on craigslist, one big issue. Broken digitizer (I did know this when I bought it). Glass itself is mint, not even a scratch. However, the digitizer is all kinds of f***ed up, and the touch does not work. Phone itself works fine, I can confirm.
Has anybody sent their Nexus 5 in to LG recently for screen repair? If so how much was it? It would be $10 to send it in and either get it fixed or not, so I'm wary about sending it in without knowing a price. Anybody know? I'm guessing $100-$150 area, friend could do it for me with just the parts but obviously I'd prefer LG to do it. Just wondering.


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Dropbox to be preinstalled on Deutsche Telekom Android phones – but not in Germany
Dropbox has struck a deal with Germany's big telco, Deutsche Telekom, that will see the cloud storage app preinstalled on the carrier's Android devices across all of its central and eastern European markets – well, almost all.
The partnership was revealed late Tuesday in a Dropbox blog post that referred to "select central and eastern European countries". Germany's not included, a DT spokesman confirmed to me on Wednesday morning. This is unsurprising because DT has its own cloud storage service, TelekomCloud, that is specific to that market.
The countries where DT will be promoting Dropbox as of October this year – both through preinstallation on Android devices and marketing to both iOS and Android users – include: Albania, Austria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Montenegro, Macedonia, Poland, Romania and Slovakia.
It's only a preinstallation deal for now – there's no free premium Dropbox services or zero-rated data usage, for example. However, the Dropbox blog post said this was just the start of the partnership, and "we'll share more news in the next few months."
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So, this morning, we received a tip that raised our eyebrows regarding the Atlanta operations of a couple of familiar MDC shops, namely Doner and KBS+–specifically the latter's spinoff unit, Media Kitchen. The tip we received said verbatim, "MDC shaking up Atlanta presence, shifting from KBSP to Doner in the market. Staff told today."
Well, according to sources familiar with the matter, the situation doesn't seem as dire as what our spy's words lead us to believe. According to our sources, after taking a look at the collaboration of MDC's Maxxcom Global Media group (which was formed earlier this year) and work on shared clients among its media agencies, the holding company thought it best that Media Kitchen Atlanta and Doner's media clients "would benefit from even greater alignment of the two groups." Well, consider it done as Media Kitchen Atlanta is indeed being aligned with and will be managed by Doner.
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The Space Foundation is Partnering with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., to present the Business Horizon Series: Free Enterprise and the Final Frontier, a program that examines the companies, investors and entrepreneurial leaders seeking to develop new industries and opportunities in commercial space through a half-day series of panels and speakers from the aerospace community.
Business Horizon Series: Free Enterprise and the Final Frontier will be held Monday, Feb. 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Anheuser-Busch Briefing Center, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1615 H St. NW, Washington, D.C. Admission is free, but registration is required.
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The panelists for We Have Liftoff — A Look at the Fastest Growing Sectors in Space Enterprise, who will highlight some of the most prominent market areas for space enterprise, include:
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The body of 56 year old Mitsuo Koizumi, a member of the Iwate Prefectural Assembly, was found near the Oshida River dam last Tuesday, dead from an apparent suicide. The assemblyman was recently heavily criticized by netizens due to a blog post he made, complaining about a prefectural hospital he visited recently.
Koizumi, elected as an independent member of the prefectural assembly last 2011, was under fire for a blog post he wrote in June, expressing how upset he was that he was referred to as "number 241" instead of his real name during a check-up at the hospital. "Is this a jail? Call a person by their name," he wrote. He also admitted that he left without paying the bill because he was too annoyed at the way the hospital treated him.
When his blog post became viral, it attracted criticism from netizens, saying he should not have "boasted" about not paying his bill, and that he did not deserve to become an assemblyman. Some even called for his resignation. A few weeks later, he called for a press conference where he apologized for the blog post and announced he was shutting down his blog for good. He accepted responsibility for his behaviour and gave no excuse, admitting he was thoughtless and forgot his position as a public figure. He also said that he settled his bill with the hospital. "I will reflect on my mistakes and want to be a good prefectural assembly member," he said.
Koizumi is believed to have fallen to his death in the area around the dam, according to his cousin who found the body and reported it to the Ninohe District Police Department. The police do not suspect any manner of foul play, although they also have not yet found a suicide note.
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Poor man. He tried a to right a wrong and this is how his constituents repay him!? Shame on them all!
RIP Mr Koizumi.
Cause of death was not suicide. This is a collective murder, or at the very least a collective incitation to suicide. Shame on them all. People should exert self restraint.
Hidden behind their pseudonym, the Japanese feel liberated to vent any kind of feelings they might have. And then when they go out and meet people, they bow, do お辞儀, maybe even give some でございます at work. Bunch of freaking hypocrites. They should learn how to behave properly at all times!
Yes, in cyberspace, some people feel that they've entered a realm where they can say anything, no matter how crude and mean-spirited and hurtful, and in whatever vulgar way suits their fancy at the moment. They do indeed hide behind their avatars, saying anonymously what they would never dare say to someone's face. The case of poor Mr. Koizumi is just another example of cyber-bullying,
Given this unfortunate downside of the Internet, those who choose to enter the world of the Internet (as a poster on a news blog or social media or as a blogger) must take a few precautions:
(1) Assume you are being monitored
(2) Never say anything on the Internet that you wouldn't want shouted from the mountaintop or publicized in a news headline. Anything can go viral.
(3) Develop an extremely tough hide. You have a right to your opinion. Other people have a right to their opinion. Assume someone out there is going to disagree with your opinion. And that you are going to disagree with someone's opinion yourself. You should not feel that you need to apologize to someone who disagrees with you. So if you're the type of person who psycho-socially needs affirmation, who becomes easily alarmed when people disagree with you, and whose feelings are easily hurt, then proceed with caution or not at all. Maybe everyone will disagree with your opinion. What's the big deal? You have a right to your opinion. You cannot worry about being popular, about winning points. You can only encourage people to be courteous and to be so yourself — so that conversation can be more productive, but don't count on changing other people's bad behavior. Before entering cyberspace you must be prepared to leave your ego and feelings in a jar by the door.
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Excellent comment!
I am a very strong proponent of the right of expression. As a journalist used to say: "I will fight to death your opinions, but will die to defend your freedom of speech"
One need to disagree respectfully, ie provide compelling arguments for one's belief, but be able to respect and tolerate that others feel and think differently.
Same goes for ethnicities in the world. One may not like the north african, african, south american or Asian culture, but at least one should respect them.
This is also why I deeply dislike racism, and any form of restraint of people's freedom, be it by extreme right wing or by extreme left wing who pressure others morally by threatening them of being racist or not accepting what other like.
I went off a tangent here a bit 🙂 You touched something on which I am a bit passionate…. But coming back to your point, people should be able to take responsibility for their words, actions and thoughts.
I appreciate that quote you found about freedom of speech.:-)
I find this situation disturbing on a couple of levels – if things really happened as described. It is sad because it seems like so many people ganged up on Mr. Koizumi, presumably because he admitted he hadn't paid the bill because he had been treated disrespectfully. Did no one sympathize about how he must have felt at the hospital?
It is also sad because it seems Mr. Koizumi internalized the criticisms and felt deep shame and maybe fear at what he had posted and done at the hospital, And worse, he felt like there was no other way out of that shame than to commit suicide. He felt it was Huis Clos (no exit) and no option. The thing is, there is always an option, and perhaps people need to develop the habit of mind to examine all options, and to be kinder and more flexible about themselves. Suicide is not the answer. Someone with a lighter temperament would have responded to his readers by retorting with some wry humor: "Look folks, I was just TRYING to encourage the medical system to be a bit more humane, and to share my feelings about my experience with you guys, and this is the thanks I get! Of course I will go back and pay my hospital bill, but I wanted to make a strong point with the hospital that I felt dehumanized.by the treatment I got, and maybe in the future they'd see us as people, not numbers. I was actually trying to help. Sheesh, you guys need to relax!"
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UVU Woodbury School Of Business Leader Susan Madsen To Receive Salt Lake Chamber's Pathfinder Award
November 5, 2012
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Susan R. Madsen, the Orin R. Woodbury Professor of Leadership and Ethics in the Woodbury School of Business at Utah Valley University, will be honored by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce as a recipient of the 2012 Pathfinder Award to be presented Nov. 15 at the 36th annual Women & Business Conference at the Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City.
Madsen will be recognized for her extensive work and research in women's leadership and education and the Utah Women in Education Project.
"The support of women and higher education is a vital issue," said Madsen. "Increasing the number of women who attend and graduate from college will significantly improve the lives of individuals, while at the same time, have a meaningful impact on society. It's gratifying to have additional attention brought to this crucial subject."
Madsen is the driving force behind the Utah Women and Education Project, which seeks to encourage young women to attend and graduate from college. Her work in women's education and leadership has received national and international recognition.
"Dr. Madsen's research and efforts in women's leadership and education have been simply extraordinary," said Norman Wright, dean of the Woodbury School of Business. "We applaud this recognition of her many past and ongoing achievements in the scholarly pursuit of women's leadership topics and her considerable body of work to help elevate and create greater awareness about the importance of women pursuing higher education in Utah, the nation and around the world."
The Pathfinder Award is presented annually to community leaders who have a history of support for women and women's issues, and who have worked to further the development and recognition of women. Other 2012 award recipients include: Sarah George, executive director of the Natural History Museum of Utah; Debra Hoyt, director of corporate giving with Questar Corporation; Dr. Vivian Lee, director of the University of Utah's Health Sciences department; and Molly Mazzolini, partner and brand integration director with Infinite Scale.
About the UVU Woodbury School of Business
The Woodbury School of Business is the largest business school in the Utah System of Higher Education and is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The Woodbury School supports a variety of engaged learning projects and programs, including the Entrepreneurship Institute in which students start their own business. The school is distinguished for its focus on student development, entrepreneurship, global involvement and innovative teaching. In addition to traditional undergraduate courses of study in disciplines ranging from accounting to marketing, the WSB offers an MBA program that accommodates the schedule of working professionals through evening and weekend classes.
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Utah Valley University is located in Orem, Utah and is home to more than 30,000 students. UVU began as a vocational school during World War II, and in the seven decades since has evolved into a technical school, community school, state college and, finally a comprehensive regional teaching university. UVU is one of Utah's largest institutions of higher learning and offers programs ranging from career training to high-demand master degrees, with emphasis on undergraduate education.


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Peter Asher: A Musical Memoir Of The 60s & Beyond
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Peter Asher enjoyed a huge hit as Peter & Gordon with the Paul McCartney penned "A World Without Love." With The Beatles' Apple Records label, Peter Asher signed the unknown James Taylor. He went on to manage and produce most of Taylor's classic platinum albums. The multi-Grammy Award winning Asher also managed and/or produced Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Cher, 10,000 Maniacs, Neil Diamond, Ringo Starr, Randy Newman, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Kenny Loggins, Robin Williams and Diana Ross and many other superstars. Peter returns to his Sellersville fans for an evening of music and stories that will span his entire career!
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Wireless Security is very important for WLANs. Further, if your WLAN is insecured, then someone can easily destroy your PC, play with your Privacy and/or Get confidential info that is stored on your PC.
The first step in the process of securing of WLAN is password Protecting it. The main options for password protection are:
I recommend you to use the WPA2 as it uses the latest encryption technology and is more secure than the others. WEP and WPA passwords can be cracked by using certain cracking tools such as Aircrack-ng, Airsnort, etc.
Then you need to choose a safe password. After doing that there are some other steps you need to follow to make your WLAN hackproof.
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- Turn off? "File & Printer Sharing" if you don't require it. If you require it then make sure to password-protect the shared drives/folders/files (Read my post for further info: 'File & Printer Sharing ' Exploit-Protection or if you want to know the harms of 'File & Printer Sharing' Exploit then Click Here.)
- If your WLAN is not a hotspot & is used for Private Purposes then restrict users using MAC Addresses. You can specify which MAC Addresses can connect to the WLAN in your router settings.
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--Argothea (talk) 19:50, February 2, 2013 (UTC) Hello! I run <Wicked>, a small raiding guild on Malorne-US, currently ranked by wow.realmpop.com as being in the bottom thirty for total population. We formed during the Burning Crusade and have raided weekly since Tempest Keep was current-breaking only for leveling after a new expansion.
After struggling to recruit, raid reliably, form social activities, find skilled progression players for years, I was stunned to hear that there are more than thirty servers in worse shape than Malorne--and that's just US side.
As we all know, Blizzard has tried to address population issues with various methods: Cross-Realm Zones, LFR and LFD. This is great for non-progression raiders and those happy playing with strangers. But these solutions do not help those of us on smaller realms attract and recruit the skilled players we need to actually move forward the way we wish, and it does not help us to find people to build long-term wow relationships with.
A semi-casual guild like our own isn't world-ranked; we can't convince people to spend their hard-earned cash to transfer very easily. Even working to build a casual set of activities so that we can attract a wider variety of players has challenges on a low pop server.
So... I would like to hear from other people on low-pop servers--how do you deal with our unique challenges? What tips do you have for GM's in these situations? How can we survive until Blizzard offers us a more permanent solution?
My hope is that this may help us to draw some additional attention to our cause, as well as being entertaining and helpful. I am a professor with a background in new media and business, and will be hosting the podcast with my Social Officer. We would love to hear from GM's and Officers on low-pop servers who have radio and New Media experience to guest on our first few episodes. I would also LOVE to hear suggestions regarding what specific topics you would like us to cover.
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LBJ's Last NH Poll
Mark Blumenthal | March 31, 2008
Topics: Eugene McCarthy , LA Times , Pollsters
A bit of polling history on a slow Monday morning: Yesterday's Los Angeles Times included a fascinating account of President Lyndon Johnson's decision against seeking a second term in 1968 by his former appointments secretary Jim Jones (via Jonathan Martin). The story includes reference to polling done for Johnson in New Hampshire:
As appointments secretary to Johnson -- the position now known as chief of staff -- I followed the ups and downs of the president's decision-making process closely, and I am convinced that fear of losing was not why he declined to run. In fact, just prior to his March 31 speech, we instructed our pollster, Oliver Quayle, to do an in-depth survey pitting Johnson against all of his competitors in both parties. Johnson defeated every Democrat and Republican candidate by relatively wide margins.
The poll was conducted about the time of the New Hampshire primary. Because Johnson had not said definitively one way or the other whether he would be seeking the nomination, insurgent Minnesota Sen. Eugene McCarthy was the only serious candidate on the Democratic ballot. Even though McCarthy did much better than anyone expected, the fact is that Johnson won the primary with 49% of the vote -- all on write-ins.
In 1986, political scientist Bruce Altschuler published a review of "Lyndon Johnson and the Public Polls" ($) in Public Opinion Quarterly. The account makes no mention of this final New Hampshire poll, although it identifies Quayle as "Johnson's main pollster," someone who "regularly took polls, usually of individual states or parts of states between 1964 and 1968.


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Inaccurate DNA Test Results
When a former employee of Washington hairdresser Andre Chreky accused him of being the father of her teenage son, he knew that couldn't be the case. But a DNA paternity test conducted by Laboratory Corp. of America, or LabCorp, one of the largest paternity testers in the country and the state of Virginia's exclusive contractor, said that he was with 99.99 percent certainty.
Then it turned out that LabCorp was woefully understaffed with dire consequences for the accuracy of DNA test results and the people affected by them. At LabCorp, only five people review data from DNA tests and make paternity determinations. One supervisor testified at Chreky's trial contesting the results of the DNA test that he worked 10-hour shifts during which he issued an average of one paternity report every four minutes.
DNA experts say Chreky's case underscores a growing problem in the burgeoning field of DNA testing: People make mistakes, and people collect the DNA samples and perform the analysis. So, they say, although DNA is as reliable as ever as a definitive science, the people reading and analyzing that science are imperfect. And the volume of DNA testing keeps rising.
People do make mistakes but Anthony Chreky didn't make one with the woman who claimed he was the father of her son. After two years in court, the judge ruled in Chreky's favor but he'll never be able to claim back the time he spent worrying, the money he paid to support a son he didn't father, and the resources he used to fight the wrongful paternity case.
As much as I believe DNA tests can revolutionize medicine and our world at large, they are as prone to error as any other technology. Whenever possible, get a second opinion or confirmatory test.
The Washington Post, August 20, 2005


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As of the Summer '16 release (June 2016), the Microsoft Dynamics connector is no longer available to new customers.
Before You BeginIf your CRM has security features enabled to restrict logins to a limited set of IP ranges, you will need to have your CRM administrator add these IP ranges to your CRM whitelist:
- 126.96.36.199 - 18.104.22.168
- 188.8.131.52 - 220.127.116.11
Please note:
- The Microsoft Dynamics CRM connector is deprecated and is not available for Pardot accounts that allow multiple prospects with the same email address. See End of Life Announcement - SugarCRM, NetSuite, Microsoft CRM Connectors for more details.
- Pardot accounts will continue to integrate with Dynamics versions 4.0 and 2011 Rollups 8, 12, 13. New development will not be made to integrate with newer or future versions of Dynamics including all Live versions.
- Pardot is not compatible with the ADFS method of authentication. Please do not upgrade your instance to this type of authentication, or the integration between MSCRM and Pardot will no longer function.
- Setup of hosted versions of Dynamics require IIS configuration. It is therefore recommended that the connector setup be conducted by a system administrator.
Setting up the Connector
- In Pardot, Hover over Admin in the top navigation.
- Click Connectors in the resulting dropdown.
- Click + Add Connector.
- Select MicrosoftCRM from the list of vendors.
- Enter a Name for the connector that will only be used internally (i.e. "MS Dynamics Pardot Connector")
- Enter your Microsoft Dynamics Username and Password (note that if your Microsoft Dynamics password changes, it must be changed here as well to maintain the connection.) The user entered for the connector should have the ability to:
- Read and update leads and contacts (found in Core Records tab of Security Role settings), including the ability to change the Owner
- Read Accounts, Opportunities, field customizations related to Leads and Contacts, and Campaigns
- Read users (found in Business Management tab of Security Role settings)
- Enter your MS Dynamics Organization Name. This can be found in MS Dynamics by going into Settings >> Customizations. Within this view you will see Organization Name.
- Select your CRM Deployment Type. Only standard ports (80 or 443) are allowed in the URL.
- In a hosted environment, you have two options: You can either enable Microsoft's Internet Facing Deploy, or use standard web publishing techniques to expose the necessary MSCRM API end points that Pardot will use to communicate with MSCRM. Pardot can integrate with either setup, however the standard web setup is typically more successful while requiring less effort.
- Regardless of IFD or simple web setup, you will want to choose one of the IFD (Internet-Facing Deployment) options, SPLA or AD. Which one will depend on your install - if you do not know, simply test each option.
- The value for the URL field is the location of the discovery service for your particular installation.
- SPLA URL Example - https://crm.yourcompany.com/MSCRMServices/2007/SPLA/CrmDiscoveryService.asmx?WSDL
- AD URL Example - https://crm.yourcompany.com/MSCRMServices/2007/AD/CrmDiscoveryService.asmx?WSDL
- Depending on which service you are using (AD or SPLA) take the respective following actions: Note: You do not have to complete the following setup for both AD and SPLA; only for the service that you will be using within Pardot. If Windows Authentication is already enabled on one of the services (for example, AD), consider using the other service (in this case, SPLA) for Pardot, so as not to interfere with existing traffic.AD: In IIS go to the MSCRMServices/2007/AD folder Enable anonymous authentication Disable windows authenticationSPLA: In IIS go to the MSCRMServices/2007/SPLA folder Enable anonymous authentication Disable windows authenticationAlternatively, if anonymous authentication does not work for your setup and you are using NTLM, in IIS you can enable Windows authentication and disable anonymous authentication as seen below.
- Finally, regardless of IFD vs. standard web access, if your Dynamics IFD install is located behind a firewall, you may need to add the following IP ranges to allow access to Dynamics. These are the servers that Pardot will use to speak to your MSCRM instance.
- 188.8.131.52
- 22.214.171.124 to 18.104.22.168
- 188.8.131.52 to 184.108.40.206
- Optional Items:
- Allow editing of Prospect lists within the CRM -- checking this box allows CRM users to add/remove prospects from Pardot lists from within the CRM. If you check this box, you must add the Pardot Lists iframe to the Dynamics user interface by following the steps here.
- Automatically create prospects in Pardot if they are created as a Lead or Contact in Microsoft CRM -- if this is enabled, any time a lead or contact is created in Microsoft CRM they are also created as a prospect in Pardot and synced with the CRM record. Note that this will not happen for historical leads or contacts, only those created after enabling the trigger.
- Click Create Connector to save the new connection.
You're now ready to set up syncing between Pardot fields with Microsoft Dynamics--continue in this series to Syncing Custom Fields with MSCRM.


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Many teams have attempted it but few teams have actually accomplished it. The feat in question is placing all seven runners among the top 10 finishers at the season-ending league finals.
The Chula Vista High School girls cross country team came close at last year's South Bay League finals by placing six runners among the top seven place-finishers and seven among the top 13 runners.
The top 10 place-finishers comprise the all-league team; the top 15 finishers receive medals.
With five runners returning from last year's top seven, the Spartans might just be able to make a clean sweep of all-league honors at November's Metro Conference championship meet.
They certainly made a statement at last Friday's high profile dual meet against Castle Park at SDG&E Park. Chula Vista notched seven of the top nine finishers, including five of the top six to win in runaway fashion 18-43.
"It's a promising start," CVHS assistant coach Raul Diaz said.
The Spartans' ultimate goal, according to coaches, is to contend for a state-qualifying berth at the San Diego Section Division I finals. With no seniors among the team's top five runners, it's a goal that, if not accomplished this year, might come to fruition next year.
"Our goal is to compete at CIF," Diaz said. "We still have a young team, we're going to get better."
Chula Vista, which competed earlier this season in the Asics Cougar Classic Six-Mile Relay and Dana Hills Invitational, improved to 3-0 in league duals.
Next up for the Spartans is an Oct. 19 appearance at the Jaguar Road Runner Sports Invitational at Kit Carson Park in Escondido.
Junior Yoceline Ramirez was 16th at the Dana Hills Invitational. She set a course record at last Friday's dual with a time of 16:49. The time easily eclipsed the previous course record of 17:03 for 2.5 miles.
It was the second consecutive course record for Ramirez in as many weeks after rewriting the course record at Luckie Waller Park in a double dual meet against Sweetwater and Montgomery on Sept. 28.
Keeshawna Jackson was the lone CP runner to break up Chula Vista's top six. Jackson, who vomited midway through the race, came back with some resiliency to finish third in 17:28.
Chula Vista's Ana Gonzalez was second in 17:18, followed by teammates Rosa Marin (fourth, 17:29), Brooke Martinez (fifth, 17:34) and Jakelyne Jimenez (sixth, 17:54).
Land of Troy
The boys dual between the two teams was almost a mirror image as the host Trojans, buoyed by eight of the top nine placers, prevailed 17-46.
CP's Daniel Vazquez (17:31), Miguel Lopez (17:31) and Jesus Ortiz (17:51) finished in that order among the front-runners in the 3.1-mile race. Vazquez officially edged Lopez by 0.16 seconds at the finish line as both runners made a last season lean.
Chula Vista's Fernando Romero was fourth in 18:10. Five Trojans followed: Rodrigo Paredes (fifth, 18:51), Jonathan Patron (sixth, 19:08), Jesse Villarruel (seventh, 19:19), Gabriel Magana (eighth, 19:29) and Elias Mooring (ninth, 19:30).
Duane Wolfblack (19:52) rounded out the top 10 place-finishers for the Spartans in 10th.
Castle Park won the boys junior varsity meet by a 20-43 score.
The Trojans' boys varsity team competed at the Palos Verdes Invitational on Sept. 29. Lopez was third among No. 2 runners while Vazquez finished fourth among No. 1 runners after taking a wrong turn on the course. Ortiz was third among No. 3 runners.
CP coach Juan Lozano noted that all of the Trojans' varsity runners finished among the top 10 placers in their respective races.
Stepping up
Sweetwater remained undefeated in South Bay League boys varsity competition after recording the top five place-finishes in last Friday's daul against Southwest at Luckie Waller Park. George Martinez (16:32), Gerardo Marquillo (16:56), Bryan Alvarado (17:31), Alexis Diaz de Leon (17:50) and Raphael Garjeda (17:59) finished in order in the 5K race.
The Red Devils had the top six placers in the 2.3-mile girls race, led by Erika Gonzalez (17:10) and Rosario Huerta (17:15).
Bonita Vista swept a double dual meet against Mater Dei Catholic and Hilltop in Mesa League competition last Friday at Rohr Park. The Barons defeated Mater Dei Catholic by scores of 15-48 (boys varsity) and 15-49 (girls varsity) and Hilltop by identical scores of 15-48 (boys and girls varsity).
BV's Austin Johnson earned medalist honors in the boys race with a time of 17:34 for 3.1 miles. Kristen Lamprecht won the 2.5-mile girls varsity race in 16:28.
Hilltop defeated MDC in boys competition (26-30) while the Crusaders reversed he Lancers on the scoreboard in girls competition (27-30).
Bonita Vista, which captured last year's boys varsity league title in stunning fashion, will run at Otay Ranch on Friday, Oct. 12, in a match-up of midseason unbeaten teams.
In a South Bay League double dual last Friday at the IB Pier, Montgomery swept both Mar Vista (20-35 boys/15-42 girls) and San Ysidro (15-50 boys and girls). MV topped SY in both genders 15-50.
Many teams have attempted it but few teams have actually accomplished it. The feat in question is placing all seven runners among the top 10 finishers at the season-ending league finals.
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This time this one is for a 9 yo ( I know) who likes green, pink, purple and aqua. She also likes faires and Tinkerbelle.
The stabilizer behind the emrbroidery will not show once it it backed with batting.
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This is just the top so far and it is 54X54. If you look, Tink is also in there. :-D
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Auto theft–June 5, 7:33 a.m. 800 block of San Aleso Avenue. A 1993 Toyota truck was stolen.
Auto theft–June 4, 3:47 p.m. 600 block of E. El Camino Real. A 2001 Honda Accord was stolen.
Petty theft–June 4, 9:47 a.m. San Aleso Avenue. Four center caps from a 2007 GMC Denali and a rear hitch cover were stolen.
Weapon discharge–June 3, 2:20 p.m. 900 block of Henderson Avenue. An unlawful discharge of a pellet gun into a mobile home was reported. Multiple pellets were discharged into the home over the span of two weeks, causing distinct marks and holes.
Vandalism–June 2, 7:48 p.m. Tasman Drive. A vandalism occurred to an RV in the storage area of the Adobe Wells Mobile Home Park. An unknown person threw multiple rocks over the fence from the Calabazas Creek and shattered the front windshield and front passenger's side window, resulting in damages exceeding $400.
Petty theft–June 2, 5:44 p.m. N. Wolfe Road. An unknown person cut the lock of a bicycle and stole it.
Recovered vehicle–May 31, 5:21 p.m. W. McKinley Avenue. A stolen 1996 Honda Accord was recovered at W. McKinley Avenue and Florence Street.
Grand theft–May 30, 10:46 a.m. Encino Court. An unknown person removed cash from a woman's purse, either at her home in Sunnyvale or her work in Mountain View. The amount was more than $950.
Vandalism–May 30, 7:50 a.m. Stewart Drive. An unknown person scratched a woman's 2006 Dodge Durango, causing $1,000 in damage.
Auto burglary–May 30, 5:29 a.m. Sunnyvale Saratoga Road. An unknown person shattered the passenger's side window of a 2014 Honda Accord. It was unclear if anything had been taken.
Auto burglary–May 29, 10:37 p.m. Apollo Way. An unknown person smashed the window of a 2012 Honda Accord and stole a purse containing various women's gold jewelry and about $5,200 in cash.
Residential burglary–May 29, 1:43 p.m. Havenwood Avenue. An unknown person removed the screen of a rear window to a house and entered. The person ransacked the house and stole various electronics.
Recovered vehicle–May 28, 2:42 p.m. Aster Avenue. A stolen 1996 Honda Civic was recovered.
Recovered vehicle–May 28, 2:14 p.m. Bobwhite Avenue. A 1997 Chevy Tahoe stolen out of San Jose was recovered in Sunnyvale.
Residential burglary–May 27, 9:28 p.m. Duncan Avenue. An unknown person entered a home through an unlocked bedroom window and stole a camera, tablets, video game console, and checkbooks.
Recovered vehicle–May 27, 12:56 p.m. E. Evelyn Avenue. A 1997 Acura Integra stolen out of San Jose was recovered.
To see a map of Sunnyvale crime data updated every 24 hours by DPS, visit mercurynews.com/sunnyvale and click on the crime map, where you can also sign up for e-mail crime alerts.


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