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Had a great meeting with the midwife.
We met with her on Friday and DH is completely on board! Ruth (my midwife) wants me to have a back up doctor just in cause I have preterm contractions again. But she said as long as I make it the 37 week mark it shouldn't be a problem. And get this DH actually defended our homebirth to his folks, they are very old fashioned and think this is kinda out there. I am so excited!! Now the next 8 months need to fly by so I can meet this little one.:D
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That is so cool. I would like to give birth outside of a hospital as well. Are midwives expensive? Where can you get a legit recommendation for one?
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^^^ midwives prices vary depending on where your at and if you insurance picks them up. However they can be cheaper then your hospital birth because of insurance also. Where are you located at?
YEAH!!!!!! I have to do a one time meet and greet with her OB, which is fine because DH wanted one OB appointment anyway LOL.
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Partners John Pike and Ted Harrison, and associates Ben Truman, Pauline Ho and Richard Hathaway all join Dundas's banking team in London.
Pike, who is a former Stephenson Harwood chief executive, specialises in international and UK real estate investment, development, asset management, and project financing. He also headed Stephenson Harwood's core corporate banking team. Harrison, meanwhile, focuses on corporate lending, acquisition finance, real estate finance and debt restructuring.
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Happy Tuesday everyone! I am still reeling from the most exciting of weekends! But more on one particular event later.
MISTRESS OF BLACKWEN edits are going well! I will be starting from Chapter 20 today. I will be finished with the first run of edits this week and then I shall go over it all again just to make sure that everything is indeed going the way I want it to. Once I'm through with that, I will transfer all the hard-copy edits to the electronic version. Afterwards, it'll be off to the readers! Meanwhile, I am saving up for its publishing.
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And now...the tale of my first Comic Con!
I have never been to a Comic Con before. As obsessed as I am with costumes and shape-shifting, I was never brave enough to go cosplay and check out such events. Something about this year made me braver in SO many aspects of my life...why would a Comic Con be any different?
So I did it. And I went as a character I have loved since I was a kid.
The first Legend of Zelda game I have ever played was Oracle of Ages for the Gameboy Color. I have seen A Link to the Past sometime before, thanks to a gamer cousin of mine, but I myself started on the Gameboy Color. Many of you surely know the many incarnations of Link, stemming from A Link to the Past to Hyrule Warriors.
Mine? With the help of a friend and the Author Mama, we came up with this:
I did find the outfit online (I cannot sew...yet), but we tinkered with a few things. My friend made the shield for me and I found a replica Dark Link Master Sword online. We found some nifty elf ears (which I put on "sort of backwards" because Link's ears point outward like that), and I have successfully learned how to use Spirit Gum (woohoo!). I added the tights (do you have ANY idea how hard it is to find white tights, let alone any good ones?! I had to settle for brown. It looked great though!), threw on some shorts under the outfit because I knew I would take some action shots, and I stretched out the strings to my "gauntlets" so that they would actually fit me. I even got a Sharpie marker to draw the Triforce on my left hand (Link is technically left-handed. He only "stopped" being so once the Wii games came out, because the majority of people in this world are right-handed). That was NOT easy, by the way. And I had to use a bronze one because the gold Sharpie in the pack was dry! It worked out in the end, so I can't be too upset. As for the event itself, the only inconvenience I had was the hat; it would slide back during the day and even off my head a few times. I blame that on the bobby pins though. I will be using the clips I once wore during my sports seasons for Halloween. That should work nicely. I also invested in some gel soles for my boots, considering how long I was on my feet during the Saturday Comic Con. I did add on a necklace too; I bought a Zelda pendant at the event which featured the symbols for Din, Nayru and Farore.
Mini note: save a lot of money for Comic Cons because you want EVERYTHING. I even found a sweet pair of sai, the weapons I mention in the Artemis Ravenwing novels. *sighs* One day!
Speaking of which...I may or may not have been scoping out booth sizes for a future Blackwen book booth. I may or may not have planned some character costumes for the day it'll happen.
How was the rest of my experience? Fantastic. This was definitely my world. It's like writing...how could you not love becoming a character? Well, let me be a bit more specific. It is fun to dress up as a video game, television, movie, novel and comic book character. That suits me well. I leave the creation of characters to my writer self (and will have no problem dressing up as them to promote the book). I already have a plan for the next Comic Con in Albuquerque during January: Tauriel from The Hobbit movie trilogy. A friend suggested her, and I've been on fire concerning the planning process for it. My pattern for her dress shipped this morning *cue the squeals*. I already have costume ideas for other beloved characters, but I will not tell just yet.
Before I head off to editing MISTRESS OF BLACKWEN, I would love to share some photos from the Santa Fe Comic Con. Please enjoy!
Links everywhere!
I bumped into Midna (Elle Graves)! Yay for Twilight Princess!
You can check out Elle's Cosplay page here, by the way: https://www.facebook.com/tlozEruCosplay
Sailor Mars! Fun Fact: she is technically my favorite of the Sailor Scouts.
My fantastical Steampunk buddies. Don't they look amazing???
Battling Wolverine.
A really fantastic Skyrim cosplay.
Yet another duel.
Zelda! Yay! I actually commented earlier in the day that if I did not find a Zelda cosplay, I was going to be sad. Can't go to a Comic Con and not have the iconic pair for a picture!
Found more of my friends!
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Here's a category that seems to have a life of its own. Depending on how creative you and your children are, you can accumulate from 1-5 pieces of kiddy art per day for each child. No mother wants to trash her child's creation but then again not many moms have room for all that creativity. The key is balancing sensitivity and realism. You want to treasure your child's creation but be realistic about how long to keep each piece. Here are some options:
Display it …
* on the refrigerator, but limit it to one creation per child. Make it like an art gallery that gets updated on a regular basis.
* on a cork board or bulletin board in the play area or a child's bedroom.
* in a plastic box frame if it's a really good drawing or painting.
* on a display shelf if it's a sculpture or chunky piece of art.
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* in a desk drawer if there's no more room to display it.
* in a portfolio labeled with the child's name and year.
* in a plastic container under their bed if there's no other place.
* in a memory box if it's a piece of art that was done a while ago but is "a keeper."
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* once it has had its time on display.
* after you have taken a picture of it
* if it's a sculpture that has deteriorated or gone bad (like a macaroni necklace).
* if you have multiple versions of the same drawing, painting or art piece.
* after the child has decided they no longer like it or want it.
With September just around the corner, now is the time to set up your system for artwork done in the new school year. Go through all the old stuff you've already accumulated, and have those bins, corkboards or desk drawers ready for the new school year! Take heart, after 4th grade or so the volume of artwork slows down for most kids!


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Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (DNP) has the capability to enhance the inherently small signal intensities observed in high-resolution magic-angle-spinning (HRMAS) experiment drastically, and has the potential to allow the study of micro-dissected pure pathological features to quantify metabolites within intact prostate tissue. This is of great interest to reduce histological sampling errors, predict tumor stages, and estimate malignant potential before prostatectomy;areas that are vital for several research projects funded by the U.S. NIH.


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After years of planning, more than 150 search marketing professionals gathered to network and learn at the Salt Palace Convention Center in downtown Salt Lake for the kickoff meeting of Salt Lake City Search engine marketing, or SLCSEM.org, on Wednesday.
Companies like Ancestry.com, Backcountry.com and Overstock.com, coupled with low costs, have given Utah a growing technology presence, which has raised demand for search engine optimization. But the presence of these Internet giants alone isn't enough to bring prominence to Utah, according to some who participated in the event.
"California gets a lot of attention from Internet companies," said Jay Bean, CEO of American Fork-based OrangeSoda, which sponsors SLCSEM.org. "I think organizations like this can hopefully build credibility for Utah companies involved."
In the eyes of the SLCSEM.org board, Utah is not short on talent, which is a lesser-known fact to which they hope to draw national attention.
"This market gets underrated," said Dustin Engel, chief revenue and strategy officer at ClearSaleing, who has worked in Dallas, Austin and Seattle. "The talent pool here is just as good as anywhere else. Actually, I think it's better, specifically in certain arenas like search."
Engel also serves on the board for SLCSEM.org.
Some companies that recruit primarily from Utah, like Bluffdale-based SEO.com, are regularly looking for talent, which is a perk the search marketing company intends to capitalize on.
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Einstein was a gifted musician and actor who made his mark on popular music in Israel.
Having briefly listened to one of his renditions on YouTube (out of curiosity), I would probably add him to the long list of musicians I'd never listen to. Willfully.
Considering the tiny music market that exists in small countries like Israel, I suppose anyone who could make a life-long career of singing and acting must have significant talent. Gene Simmons doesn't count as he made his mark based in the USA to the international market.
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Arik Einstein, 74: The voice of the good old Israel we still dream of
He was our Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and Bruce Springsteen all rolled into one, a singer of ballads and anthems and especially love songs that seduced entire generations.
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A part of Israel passed away on Tuesday night. A slice of its soul has departed. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis, possibly millions, have lost a close personal friend, an intimate lifelong companion. A voice of Israel – the voice of Israel, for many – will sing no more.
His name is Arik Einstein, and he died on Tuesday night at the age of 74. He may not have been very well known outside of Israel, but he was, in many ways, the most adored of Israeli singers, the most admired, the most iconic. He was our Frank Sinatra, our Elvis Presley, our Bruce Springsteen all rolled into one.
Einstein was the embodiment of the new, liberal, secular Israel that we once thought we would be. He was the quintessential, apolitical, fun-loving king of Tel Aviv decades before the city became so hot and trendy. A superstar by anyone's standard, he remained shy, modest and unassuming until his very last day.
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The Barbecue Pit.
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But the most common theory among the Speak Up-sphere for possible naming rights to University Arena links the Maloof family to the Pit.
Granted, it makes some sense. But it's probably jumping the gun.
Before it's even loaded.
"Nobody has approached us about that," Joe Maloof, an Albuquerque native and UNM graduate, told the Journal . "We all grew up in Albuquerque. We love Albuquerque and we'll always have a fond spot in our hearts for it. But nobody has spoken to us about it."
UNM athletic director Paul Krebs, who has reportedly been shopping Pit-naming rights around, would not say whether he has contacted the Maloofs.
"We have reached out to multiple companies and individuals," was all Krebs said in a text to the Journal.
There has been much speculation of late about a possible new name for the Pit – which, let's remember, is officially called University Arena. And no matter what name replaces that, is anybody really going to stop calling it the Pit?
It's probably a tough sell, and Krebs has been talking about naming rights since 2008.
But the subject heated up again within the last two weeks, when Krebs announced a price increase for men's basketball season tickets and also spoke during an Anderson School breakfast about selling naming rights to the arena.
Since then, a number of Lobo fans have tossed the Maloof name around as a Pit possibility. With good reason. They have a storied history with Albuquerque and UNM, and have recently come into beaucoup bucks.
The Maloofs reportedly sold the Sacramento Kings for an NBA-record $534 million to Tibco Software Inc. founder Vivek Ranadive, ending the 14-year ownership by the family. But that figure is likely even higher.
The sale came after the NBA turned down a proposed sale to a group in Seattle for $625 million. However, the Seattle group, which was trying to get the NBA back after losing the SuperSonics to Oklahoma City, had to pony up a non-refundable $30 million deposit to the Kings in an attempt to purchase the franchise.
Add to that the Kings' share of NBA revenue money, which should be in the neighborhood of $7-$8 million, and the total sale appears to be in excess of $570 million.
Joe Maloof confirmed the sale "was worth more" than the reported $534 million, but he wouldn't say how much more, or confirm the $570 million-plus figure.
The Maloofs' share of the team is reportedly 65 percent. Based on $570 million, that would make the Maloofs' cut around $370 million.
Krebs, in all likelihood, probably has added up those figures as well. But just because of the family's New Mexico history, it's probably best not to assume there is any major interest by either party.
Ties may not bind
The Maloofs' mother, Colleen Maloof, is a former UNM regent. The school's athletic administration building is named after her.
The late George Maloof, patriarch of the family fortune, was a longtime prominent Albuquerque businessman, chairman of the state's racing commission and a big UNM booster.
Joe was a three-year letterman for the Lobo football team, while sister Adrienne lettered in tennis at UNM.
All five kids were raised in Albuquerque and went to local high schools. The family owned a bank, a number of hotels, a beverage and beer distributorship and a liquor distributorship.
But while Joe Maloof said he still thinks fondly of the city, the Maloofs have sold most of their business interests in the state.
Could the Kings' sale change that? And if so, would that bring them into the Pit picture?
Not for now, at least.
"That's possible down the road," Joe Maloof said of future business ventures in New Mexico. "But we are focusing on other business opportunities right now."
Gavin Maloof, a former Kings co-owner with Joe, said this: "It's our hometown. We still have a lot of friends there. But we're investing in a lot of projects right now. We've got a brand-new line of cigars (Maloof Brothers) and our Zing Red Velvet vodka is taking off."
Still, Joe added, "you never know what the future holds, but right now I just don't know if we would be interested (in Pit naming rights) with the businesses we're working on. It's just not something that's even been discussed."
Which, for now, should create a Pit stop of the speculation with the Maloofs and the famous arena.
But what the heck, A.R.M. Pit, Barbecue Pit and Money Pit are pretty doggone amusing – and I'm sure there are plenty more suggestions to come.


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If you know Howard Schnellenberger, then you know this is prime football weather.
The Owls were back on the unlined fields behind the Oxley today for the first voluntary summer 7-on-7 workouts. Figured it was a good time to stop by and get some quick shots.
Lots of batted balls and juggled passes during the workout, like the one in the top photo by DeAndre Richardson, but that's to be expected as the players work to get their timing back.
Among the scoring plays, the defense lost Avery Holley completely as he worked his way across the end zone for a short touchdown pass from Jeff Van Camp. Graham Wilbert (top photo) also found Alex Fick for six.
David Kooi (right) and Wilbert alternated snaps on that drive.
Jeff Blanchard's catch set-up Holley's score. He looks good and could surprise quite a few people this year with his versatility.
Jamere Joseph and Dino Cox ran through some line drills with blocking bags early before coming over to see the 7-on-7 to see the action. Cox volunteered to snap the ball, jokingly shouting that he intends to play both ways this season.
Those in attendance got break from the heat midway through when a sun shower washed over the field. It was refreshing without being nearly strong enough to halt the workout.
I doubt we'll be that lucky in August.
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Earning a scholarship to play a sport in college is quite an accomplishment.
I remember in high school I figured to be a lock to get one. I even had a couple coaches stand in front of me and say "We want to give you a scholarship."
Sure, they were pointing to the guy (OK, girl) next to me, but it still felt pretty good at the time.
College players have to be pretty good athletes to earn that scholarship, and they usually excelled at more than one sport growing up. That got me wondering.
There are plenty of good players across all sports at FAU. We figured it would be fun to ask each FAU head coach two questions.
No. 1: Which athlete from another FAU sports team would you most like to have on your team and why?
No 2.: Which player on your team do you think would have success on a different FAU sports team and why?
So far we've received some interesting responses from the coaches. We'll share them with you throughout the summer in this blog. Let's get started with football coach Howard Schnellenberger, who offered some answers that I think will surprise.
Which athlete from another FAU sports team would you most like to have on your team and why?
I'm going to keep it in the family and choose Marcus Schnellenberger (right), a member of the FAU golf team. He has the knowledge of the game, the history of the program and of the players. Most importantly he can stand next to me at game's end and has the size to keep the players from pouring water or Gatorade on me.
Which player on your team do you think would have success on a different FAU sports team and why?
(Punter) Mickey Groody (bottom photo) would be my candidate to play another sport. It seems natural for our kicker to move into a striker spot on the soccer team. He also has a coaching mind set so he would put the effort into his new sport if he hasn't already played soccer.
(Quarterback) Jeff Van Camp (top photo) played basketball in high school and follows FAU's basketball team as do many of the FAU football players. He may make a good two guard.
Editor's Note: Marcus Schnellenberger redshirted this past year. He is Howard Schnellenberger's grandson.
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On FAUOwlAccess.com we continued with our countdown of the Top Ten FAU sports stories from the past year. We're at No. 8. So far, not many objections.
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Nearly 45 of the 50 or so players had been through the process before. For Nick Bracewell, Stephen Curtis, Alex DeLeon and Blake Parrish, however, Monday's physicals were essentially their first on-campus duties as a member of the FAU football team.
"With this part, it's just kind of like going to get your regular physical when you are playing high school ball, but with a lot more players," said DeLeon.
A tight end, DeLeon was the first member of the 2010 recruiting class to commit to FAU, which also meant he had the longest wait between commitment and campus.
"When I look back on it, it actually went by fast," said a smiling DeLeon. "It feels like one day I committed and the next day I'm here."
For the most part the physicals check the basic health of players. That's fullback Xavier Stinson getting his blood pressure taken. FAU players will spend most of the Summer B session working with each other on 7-on-7 drills and the like.
Coaches won't join the players on the field until early August. Still, for some of the veterans Monday's physicals signaled the beginning of football season.
"This is when you know that football is about to start – when summer session B comes around," senior linebacker Michael Lockley said. "When you are back in class is really when football is about to start again. That's how I feel right now. When you are way out in summer session A, it feels so far away but knowing you are only six weeks 'til you put pads on again - it does give you a bit of excitement."
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As part of our Monday Morning Quarterback series, we told you about a quarterback from Fort Pierce-John Carroll who says he's been told by FAU coaches he could be a good tight end.
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The biggest news of the weekend actually happened late Friday afternoon when Orlando-Freedom lineman Josue Joseph became the first player to commit to FAU's 2011 recruiting class.
The first reason for significance is obvious: Joseph seems like a pretty good player. The Orlando Sentinel named him one of the 60 best players in Central Florida for the upcoming season and he's a lineman – a position which the Owls always seem to need to fill.
Joseph's commitment also marks the second-consecutive year FAU has received a commitment in June. Last year at this time the buzz was about Alex DeLeon (photo). That may not seem like a big deal when other programs seemingly have eighth graders committing all the time, but it is an important step. In the past, an early commitment came before Christmas, not the Fourth of July.
(Little known fact: on Paul Revere's original ride he was actually screaming "the British are coming, and they are going to play wide receiver for Yale!" The chant so riled up the Harvard crowd that it started a revolution. Wikipedia might have that info.)
Part of the reason for earlier commits could derive from the numbers game. FAU has given out more offers this year than ever before. But it's not as though the Owls didn't give out early offers in past seasons. Just because they weren't reported doesn't mean they didn't happen.
Instead of chalking it up to probabilities, I'd prefer to look at Joseph's commitment as another sign that the Owls' program is gaining respect. I think it's telling that both DeLeon (Belleview) and Joseph (Orlando) are Floridians, yet are not South Floridians. They chose FAU without having grown up with the university in their back yard.
Joseph received his offer in the spring, then took a couple months to get to know the program. He liked what he learned.
Sure, the sample size is small, but a string of two years in a row with early commits certainly feels like it could be a trend.
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South Florida recruiting guru Larry Bluestein of the Miami Herald discussed FAU's summer camps as part of this recruiting story.
While FAU has certainly been busy with football camps lately, it certainly isn't the only game in town.
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Ok, this blog is not going to be pretty. You've been warned.
Those who know me know I have a soft spot for the craziness that surrounds minor league baseball. OK, it's more of an insatiable urge to find wackiness. It's one of the reasons I enjoy updating our Owls in the Pros page as part of the Former Owl Friday segments.
During this week's research I came upon this little item: The Las Vegas 51s are offering a series of bobblehead dolls paying tribute to Vegas entertainers this season. This week's giveaway was Carrot Top, and you can see the giveaway in the photo.
As many of you know, Scott Thompson, more popularly known as Carrot Top, graduated from FAU. He apparently attended the game and a staff member told me he was one of the nicest entertainers they've had.
If the Carrot Top bobblehead wasn't scary enough, the St. Paul Saints have lost their minds. Or, perhaps, someone else's minds, Not sure what I was doing last week when I missed the news story that an employee from Southwest Airlines in Arkansas stumbled across a shipment of human heads. Apparently those heads were part of a medical research shipment from a Minnesota company to a lab in Texas.
Arkansas officials chose to hold onto the heads to be sure they're being shipped and used as intended.
The folks at St. Paul, a club owned by the Goldklang Group which includes baseball promotional pioneer Mike Veeck, loves to have a little fun with bizarre news stories, especially when they are in any way pertinent to Minnesota.
As part of their "Head's off to Arkansas Night" the Saints mock the Arkansas educational system, will search fans to make sure they are not trying to sneak illegal body parts into the ballpark, and will ask fans to reenact the scene from the movie Se7en when Brad Pitt finds a head in a box. Here's the full release, and if you have some time go ahead and peruse the promotions portion of their site. It may not be baseball at its purest, but it's pretty funny.
What would it take for FAU to put together a couple promotions like that? And what would be in the box?
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In our Former Owl Friday segment, we told you about the suddenly quick rise Travis Ozga is making through the Mets system.
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We've all heard the stories of college football players waiting anxiously by the phone on draft day waiting to learn their future.
Former FAU defensive back Corey Small took a different approach when the United Football League held its draft on June 2.
He pretty much ignored it.
Small was cooking for his family when the phone rang.
"That night one of my friends called me and said congratulations," Small said. "I said, I appreciate it, but what are you talking about? He's said, 'You got drafted.' I was like, wow, really?"
The Florida Tuskers selected Small in the ninth round, ending a year-long search for a professional football contract. Small was somewhat nonplussed by the draft news because he was already pretty sure he was heading to Orlando. He said club officials had already sent him a contract and told him he'd either be selected or signed as a free agent.
"I would have pretty much played anywhere, but I didn't want to play Arena," said Small, who will play for head coach Jay Gruden. "I'm really happy that I went the UFL rout."
Small was in Boca this week to help coach at the FINESSE youth football camp held on FAU's campus. Another camp coach, former Owl offensive lineman Lavoris Williams, is also looking to hook on with the UFL.
Along with Small, Williams' former line mate Carl Spitale was also taken by the Sacramento Mountain Lions in the UFL draft.
Williams would like to follow Spitale and Small to the UFL and says Small's story in particular gives him hope.
"Corey, he graduated last year and didn't go anywhere, now he's ended up going somewhere," Williams said. "I think I have a pretty good chance at a few different leagues. Whatever league comes along first, that's where I'll go."
Williams worked out for the Tuskers with Small during a couple of pre-draft camps. Florida is holding another tryout this weekend in Atlanta. Williams said Orlando officials told him the club will be signing more players following that camp and that he is still under consideration for a free agent spot.
Small said he plans to work a couple more youth camps on the west coast of Florida in the coming weeks before heading to Orlando for preseason camp. The UFL regular season begins in September. Congrats to Corey for sticking with it. We'll keep you posted on the progress of both Small and Williams.
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Brian Rowitz returned to FAUOwlAccess.com with this week's edition of Owl Talk. He talked with Brett Vito, the North Texas beat writer for the Denton Record-Chronicle, about what to expect from the Mean Green football team in 2010. He also talked with FAU offensive line coach Dale Williams about how the recent high school camps can help with recruiting.
We also continued our look at the Top 10 stories of the past season with No. 9 on our list. What did we choose? Take a look.
Today we're going to take a break from our countdown of the top stories to bring you Former Owl Friday.
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The fooitball news wasn't as good for Small's former temmate Frantz Joseph, who was released by the CFL's Edmonton Eskimoes on Thursday.
Adam Robinson of the Brewton Standards asks whether it's time for Troy to leave the Sun Belt.
The Ocala Star-Banner looks at former FAU basketball player Brittany Bowes' transition from being a world-class in-line skater to speed skating on ice.
Lots of camps going on at FAU. The football camp du jour going on this week isn't actually hosted by FAU and the players are a little too young to have an impact on recruiting, but it still offers a strong Owl presence.
The FINESSE football camp has about 90 kids aged 7-14 running around campus. They are being coached by some nationally recognizable names – former Dolphin Jeff Dellenbach, former Miami Hurricane and NFL player Mike Rumph and former FSU Seminole/Cleveland Brown Devin Bush – and by a few names recognizable to Owl fans.
Former Owls Lavoris Williams, Corey Small and Cerge Sincere – you knew that name would be there – are helping coach the five-day event, which ends today. All three are enjoying the experience.
"I lost my voice," Sincere said. "It's kind of funny because I bring the same intensity and enthusiasm as I did when I was playing. With these little kids, they have a lot of energy and they are all excited. It gets me fired up. I see why coaches go back and coach. I remember when I was like that as a kid."
For Small, this was the first of three camps he's working in the coming weeks before heading to Orlando for his UFL season.
"I like this coaching stuff," Small said. "These past couple days I went home with headaches and my voice was almost gone just because I've been getting so into it."
For Williams, the camp has provided a little perspective about what his coaches went through, especially when he finds himself trying to prevent his team from repeatedly making the same mistake.
"Sometimes I think back and I'm like, was I like this as a kid? Was I this bad?" Lavoris laughed. "But this is pretty fun. I wouldn't change the experience for the world."
The camp is fairly unique because it offers full contact. The organizers also bring in guest speakers. Wednesday's big name was former Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes, a teammate of Sincere at Glades Central who is pictured with Small talking to a camper. That pair teamed up to bring six youngsters from Belle Glade to the camp, two of which are in the photo with Sincere.
Jevon Kearse, who trains on campus with Athlete's Edge, spoke to the group earlier. Sincere said FAU basketball coach Mike Jarvis also spoke to kids about keeping up with their grades.
Coaching alongside the former players on Wednesday were FAU football grad assistants, Mike Williams, Joe Fitzgerald and Matt Desiderio, featured in the final photo.
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At FAUOwlAccess.com we began out countdown of the 10 biggest FAU sports stories of the academic year by slotting baseball's run to the NCAA's Gainesville Regional at No. 10. Check back shortly for No. 9.
The post-season honors keep rolling in for Andy Mee, and this one is big.
The National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America named the FAU rightfielder/closer a second team All-American. Mee was one of 19 players on the second team, which included FIU shortstop Garrett Wittels and Troy shortstop Adam Bryant.
Mee was wisely selected as for the utility position. He hit .378 with eight homers and 55 RBI in 2010, and his 99 hits currently ranks 19th in the nation. Mee also led the Sun Belt with 11 saves. By not limiting Mee to a hitting or pitching category, it's easier to understand his full impact on the field. Though the utility role may have been added to this list to include players who play multiple positions in the field, placing Mee in the slot is appropriate when considering his mound contributions.
Mee's selection also accentuates the successful season the Owls put together. Other second-team players hail from traditional baseball powers LSU, Arkansas, Clemson, Auburn and Arizona St.
Mee is the first FAU player to appear on a national All-American list since Mike McKenna was selected a first-teamer by Rivals and a third-teamer by Collegiate Baseball. Founded in 1962, the NCBWA has never placed an FAU player higher than third team.
The Alaska League's Mat-su Miners are the current beneficiaries of Mee's skills. He is batting .378 with 9 RBI in 10 games and also sported a 3.60 ERA in five innings after earning his first win on Wednesday.
Sadly, the stats on the Miners' web site don't include salmon caught or bears seen walking through town. We'll have to wait until he gets back to town to find those out.
Here's a list of the FAU baseball players who've received national All American recognition, be it first second or third team, or honorable mention.
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At FAUOwlAccess.com we primed readers for our look at the Top 10 stories of the year with this review of how each of the Owls' athletic teams fared during the 2009-10 season.
Look for story No. 10 on our countdown later today.
The past two weekends have been big ones in terms of recruiting at Florida Atlantic.
Of all the 700 players and coaches who took part in FAU Football's Team Camp over the weekend, there was at least one who didn't need a map to the Oxley Practice Fields.
After two days of drill after drill, today is the day that could provide the most intensity at FAU's Team Camp as the team champion will be decided.
It seems like there are plenty of players on the Oxley Practice Fields when the Owls hold their full-squad workouts in August and there are around 100 players participating.
Just took in the ribbon cutting this morning for the Wally Sanger Owl Club Center next door to the Oxley Center.
A few weeks ago news got out that the uncertain future of Lockhart Stadium may depend on a proposal by the group that runs Schlitterbahn – the industry leader in water parks.
"Lockhart Stadium would remain intact, even though some of the water rides would run around its edge and underneath the bleachers."
There was some interesting research done by Rivals.com's Olin Buchanan as he reported on the price of the cheapest season ticket for all 120 schools in the Football Bowl Subdivision.
I propose Florida Atlantic waive the game guarantee of around $900,000 for this year's game at Texas. After all, the Longhorns may have saved the Owls much more than that in the long run by staying in the Big 12 and in effect saving college athletics as we know it today.
The World Cup may be the most popular sporting event in the world, but this weekend the second biggest seemed to be keeping tabs on conference shuffling.
We told you some sort of re-alingnment was coming and talked to Craig Angelos and Howard Schnellenberger weeks ago about what the future holds for FAU and the Sun Belt, but the reality is it's way too early to tell exactly what will happen for schools left out the "super conferences" that appear to be forming.
Everyone has a theory ranging from FAU joining a watered down Big East to remaining in the Sun Belt – if the Sun Belt even exists in a few years.
While no one for sure knows what will happen, I did see this quote from Sun Belt Conference Commissioner Wright Waters in the New York Times over the weekend…
"There is certainly an opportunity for the N.C.A.A. to exert some leadership and step into all of this and start looking at the future of intercollegiate athletics, what is best for the total enterprise and not just individual conferences and institutions," Sun Belt Commissioner Wright Waters said.
Calling for the NCAA to step in seems like a last reort, but that's exactly where the Sun Belt may be sooner rather than later.
Owl Links: Your guide to what's being written about the Owls
FAUOwlAccess.com had a busy weekend covering recruiting at the Mike Jarvis FAU Team Camp, the Heath Evans 7-on-7 Championship and the FAU individual camp. We'll have more on some of the prospects the Owls are looking at soon.
We also had the unfortunate story that once-promising receiver Amos Wood won't be playing in the fall for academic reasons.
The Palm Beach Post has an interesting read on the situation with the UP, the student newspaper and its beef with Student Affairs
Just finished putting together a video from today's football individual camp at FAU. It was quite a scene. Nearly 200 high school football players came to Boca Raton for the day. The turnout was a testament to the growth of the program.
It's a fairly important day for the Owls. The camp gives coaches a chance to take another look at recruits they've seen across the state. The first few camps in FAU history contained mostly local high school players. On Sunday, it seemed like I spent most of my time talking with players, coaches and parents from the Orlando and Tampa areas.
For those who are wondering – yes, it was football weather out there. I believe the temp broke 90 and the humidity- ahh the humidity... Three-a-days can't be too far away.
In the coming days we'll bring you more from the camp. In the meantime, enjoy this video. I thought the comments from Schnellenberger and Van Valkenburgh were most interesting.
The list of prospects for Florida Atlantic's 2011 football recruiting class is growing, so what better way to see what's going on with recruiting than by talking to the players and coaches at the Heath Evans Foundation 7 on 7 Championship on Saturday.
It's a sure sign that football season is underway when the football magazines begin hitting the newsstand.
After being drafted by Milwaukee on Tuesday, Ryan Bernal had plans to spend one last night out with former FAU teammates Dan Scheffler and Andy Mee. While Bernal had some packing to do – he'll be heading to Montana to play in the Pioneer League soon – Mee (photo) was even more rushed.
The Owls' rightfielder/closer was leaving the next day for Alaska. He's not going to be on the ice road, nor is he hoping to make the deadliest catch. Mee will spend the summer playing for the Mat-Su Miners of the Alaska Baseball League.
The Miners regular season began on Thursday and runs through the end of July. Mee is the lone Owl heading to Alaska this summer, but he's far from the only FAU player heading to a summer college league.
Mike Albaladejo and R. J. Alvarez are slated to play in the prestigious Cape Cod League. It was there that Mike Gipson drew the attention of scouts with strong outings last summer.
Eight Owls are headed to the Valley League, a wooden bat league in Virginia. The Winchester Royals will be a mini-FAU team, with Dan Scheffler, Raymond Church, Colby Gratton and Ian MacGeorge all on the same roster. Kevin Alexander and Mike Spano will be teammates for Staunton Braves, where they will play against Haymarket Senators' Taylor Everist and Jason Boyer.
Four Owls, Joey Burkhalter, Nick DelGuidice, Jake Meiers and Mark Nelson will keep their gloves in the Sunshine State, suiting up for the Florida Collegiate Summer League, which is centered in Orlando.
In total, 21 Owls will be playing in collegiate summer leagues. Here's a complete list of where FAU players are headed:
Mike Albaladejo Cape Cod Bourne Braves
R. J. Alvarez Cape Cod Bourne Braves
Kevin Alexander Valley Staunton Braves
Jason Boyer Valley Haymarket Senators
Michael Spano Valley Staunton Braves
Colby Gratton Valley Winchester Royals
Raymond Church Valley Winchester Royals
Dan Scheffler Valley Winchester Royals
Ian MacGeorge Valley Winchester Royals
Taylor Everist Valley Haymarket Senators
Mark Nelson FCL Orlando Mavericks
Jake Meiers FCL Deland Suns
Nick DelGuidice FCL Leesburg Lightning
Joey Burkhalter FCL Winter Park Diamond Dawgs
Corey Keller NYCL Elmira Pioneers
Chase Vergason Coastal Plains Colombia Blowfish
Ryan Garton Coastal Plains Colombia Blowfish
Hugh Adams Cal Ripken Bethesda Big Train
Jeff Hopkins Cal Ripken Alexandria Aces
Andy Mee Alaska Mat-Su Miners
Nathan Pittman ACBL Riverhead Tomcats
Owl Links: Your daily guide to what is being written about FAU
No news in the summer? Hardly. FAUOwlAccess.com's Brian Rowitz delivered a baseball wrap-up edition of Owl Talk, interviewing John McCormack about the reasons behind the Owls' successful season and looking ahead to next year. And, yes, they talked stadium.
We'd also like to thank FAU men's soccer coach Kos Donev and women's coach Brian Dooley for providing their World Cup insights. Soccer enthusiasts and casual fans are sure to enjoy their analysis.
We also told you that junior pitcher Mike Gipson had decided to forego his senior season, opting instead to become a New York Yankee. Gipson told us he is flying to Tampa today (Friday) to sign his contract.
The round wasn't what he had hoped for, but the offer from the Yankees appears to have been enough to get Mike Gipson to leave FAU.
The junior righthander has agreed to terms with New York, which selected him yesterday in the 31st round of the MLB draft. Gipson (photo) will fly to Tampa tomorrow where he will make it official by signing.
After working out for a couple of days at the Yankees' spring training facility, Gipson expects to be sent to Staten Island of the Class A-short season New York-Penn league.
The ace of FAU's staff this season, Gipson posted an 8-2 record with a 3.70 ERA. He had been told he could be taken as high as the eighth round. Gipson could have chosen to return to FAU for his senior season with hopes of improving his 2011 draft spot, but decided to jump to the pros.
"I had my mindset on playing pro ball, so I didn't want to go back to school and regret it," Gipson said.
Gipson's former teammate, Ryan Bernal, is also close to signing a professional contract. Milwaukee chose the senior righthanded reliever in the 23rd round. Bernal has an appointment set for later this afternoon when he will make it official.
Bernal expects to begin his first professional season with the Helena Brewers of the rookie level Pioneer League.
A few weeks ago I talked with FAU Athletic Director Craig Angelos in the first and only on-the-record interview he has given concerning conference realignment.
The NCAA has docked two scholarships from Florida Atlantic because of a poor showing in the Academic Progress Rate, according to data released Wednesday.
In case you weren't keeping track, FAU was the final Sun Belt Conference team eliminated from the NCAA Regionals after its 15-0 loss to Florida. ULL was eliminated by Rice and FIU was eliminated by Dartmouth – yes, Dartmouth. BTW, I doubt anyone from the 305 area code will want to have the debate or what is more significant, a regular-season title or the tournament title.
Florida Atlantic's highly successful baseball season ended Sunday, but that doesn't mean there won't be any news from the diamond in the coming days.
Taking a cue from the NFL, Major League Baseball is spreading its draft across three days. Today brings the first round; rounds two through 30 come Tuesday, with the final 20 rounds coming on Wednesday.
There won't be any FAU names called today, but a couple hurlers could go tomorrow.
FAU coaches believe starter Mike Gipson could break into the first 10 rounds. Reliever Ryan Bernal (photo) could go anywhere from the late teens to the early 30s.
First baseman Dan Scheffler and shortstop Nick DelGuidice may also have a reason to keep their computers following a draft tracker. Scheffler led the Owls with 15 home runs and sported an on-base percentage above .500 late in the season.
At least one in-the-know told me that he thought DelGuidice could get the call before Scheffler.
However it happens, we'll provide the coverage you've come to expect from FAUOwlAccess.com
Owl Links: your daily guide to what is being written about FAU
FAU looked pretty good while dispatching Oregon St. from the tourney, then got beaten by a Florida team that could be playing on the last day in Omaha. FAUOwlAccess.com was the only media outlet to cover every one of the Owls' post-season games and we were once again there through the rain delays, home runs and pitching disappointments that came on Sunday – providing stories, video, photo galleries and analysis from the final day of the Owls' season. You didn't think we'd take our vacation early, did you?
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When the Gators are involved you are going to have a few media outlets covering the game, such as The Gainesville Sun, The Orlando Sentinel, The Jacksonville Times-Union and The Associated Press wire service.
Florida Atlantic coach John McCormack toyed with the idea of making a lineup change for Sunday's game vs. Oregon State in the NCAA Regionals.
For FAU, there is a pesky little matter of playing Oregon State at 1 p.m. for the right to stay alive in the Gainesville Regional.
When is being the higher seed devoid of perks? When you are the No. 2 seed in the NCAA's Gainesville Regional.
If the Owls play No. 3 seed Oregon St. in an elimination game on Sunday - which looking at the scoreboard seems more and more likely – FAU, the higher seed, should be the home team, right?
Well, that's what FAU coach John McCormack figured, only to learn NCAA rules dictate that privilege goes to the Beavers.
It's Rule 3-A of the Championship Handbook that applies specifically to FAU's situation. Both teams have been the home team an equal number of times in this regional – FAU in the opener against OSU, the Beavers right now against Florida.
Since FAU was the home team in the first meeting and both teams have been the home tam an equal amount, OSU gets to be the home team this time around. Which begs the question, why even bother with a seeding to begin with?
Here's an idea: Highest seed is the home team. Period. Quit trying to be fair and reward the accomplishments of the regular season.
Should the above scenario play out, FAU will have been the home team the same number of times as recently departed Bethune-Cookman – the lowest seed in the regional.
The good news for FAU is that if it gets past the Beavers it should be the "home team" later in the day against Florida.
In case you're wondering, should Oregon St. rally to win this game and send the Gators into the loser's bracket, the home team in the FAU/Florida game would be determined by a coin flip.
FAU put all its eggs in one basket by starting Mike Gipson in the NCAA Regional opener on Friday against Oregon State.
Coach John McCormack has been on this stage before as an assistant, but because it has been since 2005 that the Owls have made a Regional appearance, none of the players know what it's like to play in NCAA Tournament.
Owl Cal: Your calendar to FAU events
1 p.m. Baseball, FAU vs. Oregon State, NCAA Regionals, Gainesville
The game is a "home" game for FAU, but because of delays in financing a proposed on-campus stadium, FAU moved the game to Detroit,
Even if the Florida Atlantic baseball team doesn't make it to the Super Regionals or Omaha, the site of the College World Series, the next few weeks should be a productive period for the Owls.
Former FAU offensive lineman Carl Spitale and defensive back Corey Small were selected in the United Football League Draft Wednesday.
Spitale was drafted by the Sacramento Mountain Lions in the seventh round of the UFL Draft on Wednesday night.
Small was taken in the ninth round by the Florida Tuskers.
Spitale had a tryout with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in April after the NFL Draft.
The 6-foot-7, 327-pound Spitale didn't start until his senior season, but started every game in 2009.
Spitale received a set-back when he slipped while running a drill during FAU's Pro Day, but performed better when he worked out for the Dolphins. Spitale also worked out for a CFL team.
Small graduated in 2008 and earned a tryout last season for the Redskins after finishing his career with 13 interceptions, second on the FAU all-time list.
We've got plenty of baseball coverage coming up, so I think it's OK to have a quick football blog with a loose baseball connection.
When we decided a few weeks ago to cover the Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament in Murfreesboro, Tenn. one of the first thing I did was check to see if the Titans were having Organized Team Activites that week so we could get an update on former Owls Rusty Smith and Willie Rose.
Go watch college football in Boca. It's that simple. Support your local team and go have a good time!
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Nicely done Jake. Great addition to Owl Access.
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Sorry, I read the above question wrong. Who will be UNDER center? No one. They will operate primarily from the shutgun.
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Today, I run my own company and a top fashion site read around the world. My blog is just a small (but favorite) part of what I do on a day to day basis. I'm a journalist, a stylist, a fashion consultant, an editor, photographer, soon-to-be designer (shh!) and sometimes even a model. I've been able to work with the most amazing brands, fashion houses, editors, journalists, you name it. I'm surrounded by a world of inspiring people but I bring with me the things I've learned along the way. If you can't stop thinking about it, don't stop working for it. And most importantly, work hard and be nice to people.
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