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- Thursday, September 27, 2012
- The stage is set
Bill Elliott, Editor at Large, Golf Monthly and Chairman of the Association of Golf Writers, looks ahead to the start of the 2012 Ryder Cup for what promises to be a passionate collision of continent and country.
- Friday Foursomes pairings revealed
After two years of build-up, the pairings for the opening Friday Foursomes Matches were revealed at the conclusion of The 2012 Ryder Cup Opening Ceremony.
- Five keys to a Team Europe victory
On the eve of The 2012 Ryder Cup we have put together the five keys to European Team victory ahead of the opening Friday morning Foursomes Matches.
- Too close to call says Gallacher
Bernard Gallacher believes this week's Ryder Cup match is so close to call it could easily become only the third tie in the 85 year history of the iconic transatlantic golfing battle, writes John Whitbread.
- Europe still embracing Chicago spirit
As Team Europe played their final nine holes of practice ahead of The 2012 Ryder Cup opening ceremony on Thursday afternoon, José María Olazábal's troops continued to get into the Chicago spirit with the help of the city's prodigious sporting heritage.
- Seve Ballesteros Mr Ryder Cup
As Team Europe prepares to take on the Americans for the first Ryder Cup since Seve Ballesteros' passing, we look back at his seminal involvement in the biennial contest.
- Spectacular gala evening shows best of Chicago
Excitement builds with the Gala extravaganza ahead of what is surely set to be a Showpiece in Chicago
- Olazábal mixes things up
José María Olazábal today mixed things up for Europe's final nine-hole practice session on the eve of the Ryder Cup in Chicago.
- Wednesday, September 26, 2012
- Captains meet Juniors at Medinah
They may not have got the result they wanted at this week's junior pre-cursor to the main event but José María Olazábal did his best to make up for that loss when he stopped by for a quick chat with Europe's next generation.
- The Captains: Wednesday words of wisdom
With just over 24 hours left until the curtain comes up on The 2012 Ryder Cup, Captains José María Olazábal and Davis Love III again took to the stage to analyse how their respective teams are shaping up as the weekend rapidly approaches.


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My gal Noelani (AVA) was in town the other week, so of course we had to shoot! She happened to be here on the most miserable of weeks so we shot against my bedroom wall, using what light crept through the clouds. Makeup by the super amazing Claudia Magro.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Friday, November 29, 2013
Instagram in october
If you haven't already, you can find me on Instagram @aimeestoddart
October was the month of my baby brothers 16th birthday, the month of devastating fires leaving many people without homes, but also the month of some crazy storms. Summer in Australia is no walk in the park. And it's just started.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Pastel gals have more fun
We recently took a trip up to Leura, in the blue mountains to shoot a fun editorial. Ali & I both grew up in the blue mountains (Separate parts... it's a big place) so we were excited we could shoot in our home.
We originally planned to use the beautiful cherry blossoms that line the streets in the cute little town, but they had apparently all blew off the trees the night before. This summer has been a weird one, so I'm sure the trees were confused as to wether it was winter or summer.
Leura is still a pretty town so we walked in amongst the quite, beautiful streets, laughed, ran away from bees and lost a lot of balloons.
Next year, I'll make sure to be up in the mountains the moment they bloom.
Model - Madeline Rae Mason
Makeup artist - Ali Stadler
Clothing - Thanks to Princess Polly
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
I started a new instagram to keep selfies out of peoples way, who just want to follow my photography. You can follow at "@aimeestoddart".
I've been documenting the places I've seen, the things I am doing and also revisiting some old work.
This past month on instagram
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Man nearly drowns in rip current near Ocean Ridge Park
Swimmer taken to hospital but expected to be OK
UPDATED 5:57 PM EDT May 01, 2012
A man is expected to be OK after nearly drowning Tuesday in a rip current off Ocean Ridge Park.
Palm Beach County lifeguard Don May said the man was swimming with friends when he got caught in the rip current.
"They happened to make it to shore, and he was a little bit further out," May said.
Two lifeguards went into the water and pulled the man out.
WPBF 25 News' Ted White reported that the man swallowed water and was taken to a hospital, but he is expected to recover.
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Graduate Student Research Days
Mark your 2013 Calendar!
January 25 at Noon - Deadline for abstract submission
Tuesday, February 26 - Graduate Student Research Days Competition for Master's students, HUC Great Hall
Wednesday & Thursday, February 27 & 28 - Graduate Student Research Days Competition for Doctoral students, HUC Great Hall
Friday, March 8, 2013 at Noon - Graduate School Awards Luncheon, Bartow Arena Green and Gold Room
Any UAB graduate student interested in participating in this year's competition should read the competition rules located at https://www.uab.edu/graduate/research-day-contest-rules/. If the student is eligible to compete, she or he must complete the electronic abstract form and submit it online. As pointed out in the competition rules, abstract submitted by eligible UAB graduate students will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Graduate Student Research Days is sponsored by the UAB Graduate School; Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society; and the UAB Graduate Student Association.


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Hunter Hayes: GRAMMY® Winners Playlist
When it comes to GRAMMY-winning songs from years past, what are your favorite? We asked that very question to some of today's biggest and brightest musicians, and got some fantastic GRAMMY winner playlists in return. Blake Shelton made a list for us last week, and today we have a new list from 21-year-old country star Hunter Hayes.
Blake Shelton: GRAMMY® Winners Playlist
With the GRAMMY Awards only weeks away, we asked some of our favorite artists to make playlists of their favorite GRAMMY-winning songs from years past.
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Genetic material of good human bacteria sequenced
For the first time ever, scientists working on the federally-funded Human Microbiome Project have isolated over 100 trillion bacteria in the human body that have been deemed essential to healthy human function: they digest food, synthesize vitamins, and protect against bad, disease-causing bacteria, among other things. The massive project includes the research of 200 scientists, who tested the bacteria of 242 healthy people at 80 different institutions. The results of the project are groundbreaking – they are huge steps in the understanding of bacteria's relation to human health.
Newer, faster gene sequencing methods have allowed researchers to get footprints of previously elusive bacteria living in places like the gut and vagina that are helpful to the human body. This new wealth of information changes our perception of the human body – it is now possible to see humans as vessels carrying around a massive assemblage of microbiomes. So far, the sheer amount of data collected has been overwhelming, but once it is sorted, we will be able to understand how the microbiome affects health and disease, which can lead to developments in the improvement of human health.


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Macrophage development: IV. Effects of blood factors on macrophages from prenatal rat lung cultures. | |
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PMID: 1609973 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Effects of colony-stimulating factors M-CSF, GM-CSF, G-CSF, and IL-3 were assessed on cells of macrophage lineage present in organ cultured 14-day prenatal rat lungs. Treatment groups were compared between one another and against control lungs grown on standard medium containing 40% fetal bovine serum without added factors, where a monoculture of macrophages rapidly develops from precursors present at explantation, leading to appearance of a large mature population on the pleural surface outside the lungs. Studies were carried out in living cultures and by light and electron microscopy using peroxidase-coupled isolectin B4 of Griffonia simplicifolia to identify macrophages and their precursors. In the first experiment, 14-day prenatal lung explants (14 + 0 days) containing macrophage precursors but not matured cells were exposed to individual CSFs for 7 days in an attempt to determine whether precursors are committed irrevocably to the macrophage line or can be altered by exposure to factors promoting significant granulocyte development. In succeeding experiments, 4- and 7-day-old cultures (14 + 4, 14 + 7 days) containing matured macrophages were targeted to see whether macrophage survival can be extended beyond expectations in controls and whether mitotic activity is stimulated. Recombinant CSFs were used at dosage levels known to promote colony formation in vitro (200-1,000 CFU/ml). Cultures exposed from prenatal day 14 to M-, GM-, G-CSF, or IL-3 yielded a monoculture of macrophages without exception. Populations developed in the presence of M- or GM-CSF were much larger than in controls or cultures grown with the other blood factors. GM-CSF-exposed cultures produced by far the largest macrophages, among them many multinucleate giant cells. Macrophages developed in the presence of G-CSF were also significantly larger than controls. Growth of the mature macrophage population was greatly stimulated by exposure to M-CSF or GM-CSF but not by IL-3 or G-CSF. Mitotic figures were noted in the coronas of emerged cells surrounding stimulated cultures, compared to none in the controls. Ultrastructurally, macrophages stimulated by M-CSF retained a mature appearance like macrophages in control, IL-3, and G-CSF treatment groups, whereas many in the GM-CSF group became less differentiated. As to long-term survival, a single 14-day explant was grown for 8 days on standard medium (the equivalent date for birth), then placed in a soft agar medium containing M-CSF.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 400 WORDS) |
S P Sorokin; N A McNelly; R F Hoyt |
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The Jeepyney we built was pretty sick lol
too bad i didnt take a picture or took a picture with the jeepney. alot of ppl signed up for kluhb jeepney so today was pretty succesful…but today was too fcking hot. i think im going to kill someone if this heat wont cool down


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Holly Spangler has done a terrific job of blogging this November. In anticipation of Thanksgiving, she's written about Five Things that she's thankful for each day this month. Last week, I was scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed when I stumbled upon a different sort of Thanksgiving blog. It was a list of things folks from other countries didn't believe were true about America until they moved here. (Thank you Thomas Marten for posting this.) As you scroll through the…Continue Reading
Earlier today, Holly Spangler wrote a terrific blog post with five photography tips. Give it a read. You'll notice I'm the star, albeit in a Barney Fife sort of way, of the second tip. Now, I'd like to give you the "rest of the story." It's a great point in how men and women have completely different thought processes. So, yes, a group of 8-10 women asked me to take a photo of them at Ag Media Summit. I was handed approximately four cameras &ndash…Continue Reading
What happened to Halloween? It used to be so much fun. Years ago, the family would get together for a weekend hayride and food. Later that night, we'd sit around the campfire and subject ourselves to the horror of listening to my uncle pick and bludgeon his way through the Eagles' greatest hits. On the actual day itself, we'd head over to another uncle's house. He lived in downtown St. James, Mo. As my cousins and I trick-or-treated, the grownups would hang…Continue Reading
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September 2010
I'll put my faith in all your bullshit if it means you'll stay." —Everyday is a Struggle; Senses Fail
August 2010
I gotta break what I'm making and turn it into nothing for you" —Where Have You Been?; Manchester Orchestra
what we needed to know
Like how to deal with despair
or someone breakin your heart
For twelve years I've held it all together
but a night like this is beggin to pull me apart" —Seventy Times Seven; Brand New
The movie opens with an extreme closeup of Rufus Scrimgeour's (minister of Magic) as he's giving a very haunting press conference about all the dangers and horror going around in the wizarding world. The scene zooms out as it turns into a picture in a newspaper. We see the Dursleys packing up, leaving Harry behind, and their house in Pivot Drive completely empty. There's another scene that starts out with Hermione looking worried in her bedroom. The filmmakers then decided to show Hermione hexing her parents to forget their current lives and move to Australia. After she does this, she also makes all images of her disappear from the pictures in their house. This scene was very well done and was one of my favorites in the whole movie. It was very effective because it quietly communicated the dread wizards were feeling due to Voldemort. There's a shot in the trailer of Hermione walking towards what looks like a church. She's not really heading there. It's just part of a shot of her walking down her street, as the camera pans up to reveal the titles.
THAT'S HOW THE MOVIE IS GOING TO START? I love it already.
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Community input on site options for a new Logan Lake fire hall go before council on Tuesday, Sept. 24.
District administration and the volunteer fire department, which share the same premises, have outgrown the building, fire chief Dan Leighton said on Tuesday.
Constructing a new fire hall will enable administrative services to expand district offices into the space occupied by the existing fire hall, thereby resolving two issues.
"We're right in the early stages," Leighton said of the planning process.
At an open house two weeks ago, the district presented two site options to the public. One proposal is to locate the fire hall across the street from the public works building; the other is a site next to the arena.
The community has until Friday, 4 p.m., to submit comments. Information packages are available at the district office for anyone who didn't attend the open house.
Leighton figured it could take another year or more before construction proceeds. The next issue council must decide is budgeting for the project.
He spoke in the absence of acting mayor Robin Smith and chief administrative officer Wayne Vollrath, who were attending the UBCM annual meeting. Mayor Marlon Dosch, who works for the Ministry of Lands Forests and Natural Resource Operations, is on a five-month educational leave of absence.


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Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. He served in the Union Navy as a Captain of the Top on board the "USS Richmond". He was awarded the CMOH for his bravery during the Union Naval assault on Mobile Bay, Alabama on August 5, 1864. His citation reads "Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks, McIntosh performed his duties with skill and courage throughout the prolonged battle, which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the successful attacks carried out on Fort Morgan". His Medal was awarded to him on December 31, 1864. He was one of 31 �Richmond� crewmembers to be awarded the Medal of Honor for their bravery during the Civil War (the others being Yeoman Thomas Atkinson, Quartermaster John Brazell, Captain of the Top Robert Brown, Master-At-Arms William M. Carr, Coxswain James B. Chandler, Quartermaster Thomas Cripps, Chief Quartermaster Cornelius Cronin, Boatswain�s Mate Charles Deakin, Chief Boatswain�s Mate William Densmore, Coal Heaver William Doolen, Boatswain�s Mate Adam Duncan, Coxswain Hugh Hamilton, Coxswain Thomas Hayes, Fireman Second Class John Hickman, Captain of the Top John H. James, Marine Corps Sergeant James Martin, Fireman First Class Matthew McClelland, Marine Corps Sergeant Andrew Miller, Captain of the Top James H. Morgan, Captain of the Forecastle George Parks, Fireman First Class John Rush, Seaman Hendrick Sharp, Coxswain Lebbeus Simkins, Second Captain of the Top John Smith, Coxswain Oloff Smith, Ordinary Seaman Walter B. Smith, Marine Corps Orderly Sergeant David Sprowle, Coxswain Alexander H. Truett, Fireman First Class Joseph E. Vantine and Quartermaster William Wells).
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A DEPARTMENT of Corrections officer who was arrested last weekend faces five counts of rape charges for an alleged sexual relationship with a minor whom he may have fathered a child with.
Eddy Taitague Perez, 40, is accused of having a sexual affair with the victim when she was only 14 years old in 2007. The victim, now 19, has a 2-year-old son of whom she claims Perez is the father.
According to Superior Court of Guam documents, the alleged relationship, as the victim recalled, was initiated sometime in 2007 or 2008 when she had been drinking beers with Perez one night.
"She didn't remember the event but stated they had sex," court documents stated.
Perez and the victim then began a sexual relationship and had sex about five more times before she got pregnant, court documents indicated.
As the victim relayed the encounters, Perez allegedly told her she could get an abortion if she wanted to. Investigators in the case reviewed the victim's medical records which revealed a pregnancy was aborted in November 2007.
The victim became pregnant again by Perez and gave birth to his child in August 2010, court documents stated. The victim told investigators "she did not want to tell anyone because [Perez] would lose his job and he wouldn't be able to support the family," adding that Perez "loves his son and he is the only support she has."
Perez was interviewed on June 6 and denied having sex with the victim, telling police that the victim "has gone through so many trauma, that if she claims he is the father of her son, then so be it if that's what she says," court documents stated.
Perez was charged in Superior Court on Saturday with five counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct. Court spokesperson Joshua Tenorio confirmed Perez is being held on $50,000 cash bail.


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I looked forward to this "4 Star" hotel but was quite disappointed. The location is on a busy street, but you need to walk through a sketchy passageway to reach the lobby. The room was HOT. There is no AC, not even a fan. If you open the window you will hear pigeons all night. The wifi was 10 euros for one night, quite the rip off.
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Beyond Broadcast Interviews: New American Media
A conversation with Kevin Weston, New American Media's director of new media and youth communication
July 11th, 2008 | Randi CecchineCalling themselves "the first and largest collaboration of ethnic news organizations," New American Media (NAM) represents a consortium of 3,000 ethnic media organizations, typically organized by ethnicity -- African American, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, and so on.
Kevin Weston, director of new media and youth communication for the organization, attended the Beyond Broadcast conference at SILVERDOCS and spoke with The Independent's Randi Cecchine about ethnic media and multilingual polling.
How many staff members do you have?
Probably 100 staff, offices in San Francisco, DC, Los Angeles, and New York.
How long has it been NAM?
New California Media started in 1996 and went national in 2006. It was founded by Sandy Close who was the executive director -- she was executive director of Pacific News Service, a wire service which did a lot of Vietnam coverage.
We are a membership organization and also provide training for ethnic media. Essentially, we are a trade association, doing social marketing with ethnic media. So, we act as a go-between if you want to place ads or do social marketing in the ethnic press. For example, folks like the CDC or FEMA will contact us to help spread information.
We have an awards event every year (the next will be in Atlanta), and we host conferences, expos, trainings, gatherings, and ethnic media roundtables with policy and newsmakers.
What is ethnic media not?
Interesting question…it is a very broad term. Part of it is Univision or Telemundo -- they are huge and just as mainstream as NBC -- or it could include the 10,000 copies a week of Hmong language paper in Minnesota. There is a very broad range of what we would consider ethnic, but the tradition comes out of the African American press. Other ethnic/immigrant groups followed the same model. Every new group that comes to the US, one of first things they do is create their own media, for obvious reasons, to maintain some connection to the home country, to get news from people they trust, and to get it maybe in their language, if you can't read English. A lot of papers and other media outlets serve ethnic, but also geographic communities -- now you have African American newspapers operating in communities that used to be African American but have changed.
Anything could be ethnic, but it's usually defined as folks serving an ethnic/geographic community.
A lot of papers started by business people, a lot of language around the left doesn't necessarily apply to them. We don't consider our organization ideologues, but we are part of a media consortium with entities like The Nation, AlterNet who have left political leaning. But a lot of our members are conservative -- there is a wide flavor of folks involved.
How is your organization funded?
Thirty percent of our budget comes from earned income and 70 percent from foundations.
Can you tell me about your Ford funding?
This is an initiative that Ford started about four years ago, making an effort to support media operated for the public good -- so that includes traditional public broadcasters, NPR, PBS, ITS, organizations like us, Link TV, PRX, a lot of people in this room. Ford has been great, they really saw a couple of years ago that since the media landscape has changed so much that this sector of media that operates 'for the public good' needed a boost.
So for smaller shops like us, it means that we are able to continue our youth media work, continue to try to bridge the digital divide between 'ethnic' media and so-called 'mainstream.' There is a lack of resources in ethnic media -- only five percent of advertising go to ethnic media, but one third of Americans are accessing ethnic media.
Talk a bit about the polling work NAM has done.
We pioneered multilingual polling. How can you access communities that aren't used to talking in English if you are doing polling, especially in California where over 40 percent of folks are coming from immigrant households, either themselves or their parents. So, Ford realized the future of media is going to have to be these folks running small papers. In the African American press, third and fourth generations of families are running the papers, and since the online world is becoming more of a factor, if they are not online as an ethnic media outlet, they are pretty much doomed…
When we did our multilingual polling on cell phones, we found that most young people identified with music and fashion, not religion, race, ethnicity, not any of those categories. Sixty-five percent of California's young people had dated outside of their race; eighty percent would marry outside of their race; there was a high percentage that have friends of a different race. Young people are growing up in cliques not necessarily defined by race or religion -- but other categories like skateboarder, or Goth.
You have that reality butting up against the baby boomers still around, who see the world as black/white. And maybe you think about Mexicans every once in a while, but if you are thinking about inequity and race you are thinking about black and white.
But what is depressing is that NPR or PBS, or any of these major media outlets, when it comes to jobs: who gets hired and who doesn't? I would argue that I don't know if that paradigm is going to change much. It's hard for us to look at PBS and say you need to change. My response is that we need to figure out a new vehicle, something that will allow other voices to come.
For example, we broker partnerships between ethnic and mainstream journalists. We connected a reporter at Sacramento Beat to a Hmong community in Sacramento and a lot of great stories come out of it. This is the wave of the future. And it's the same as in Iraq…a lot of international folks are using Iraqi stringers so they don't have to leave the Green Zone. They have to partner -- it's not a bad model -- to get stuff done.
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New American Media: www.newamericamedia.org
Youth Outlook: www.youthoutlook.org
Read the results of NAM's California youth poll.
Watch Ethnic Media Newcomers.
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FAIRFAX, VA- George Mason softball swept a double-header from UMBC Thursday afternoon, improving to 12-9 overall. Game scores were 5-3 and 2-1, as the Retrievers evened out to 14-14 on the year. Tasha Galecki went 3-for-4 with three RBI in the opener for Mason, while Kathy Hrycyna pitched a four-hitter for the Patriots in the nightcap. In game one, UMBC opened the scoring when Abbie Kahn scored in the top of the second on a single from Christina French, and it scored twice in the fifth when Kristie Pickeral delivered a single that plated Lauren Hebb and Lisa Boone. Miranda Fox got the win and Rene Leveque picked up a save, while Lauren Nicholson went the duration in taking the loss. Fox gave up nine hits and three earned runs before giving way to Leveque with one out and a runner on in the top of the sixth. Leveque retired the game�s next five batters to secure the victory. In the second game, Mason starter Kathy Hrycyna held UMBC to one hit through the first five innings en route to the complete-game win. She gave up one earned run and had three strikeouts. Amy Sadowl pitched a full game for the Retrievers, scattering six hits and giving up two earned runs, in the 2-1 loss. Mason scored both of its runs in the bottom of the first and held off a late UMBC rally to get the win. James started the bottom of the first with single, stole second and scored on a misplayed ball at the plate on a single to center from Hartman. Hartman would later come in to score from third when Schultz laid down a sacrifice bunt. UMBC cut the score to 2-1 in the top of the sixth when Kahn drove home pinch-runner Kristen Rynning, who had replaced Pickeral. Pickeral started the Retriever rally with a double. The Retrievers got the lead-off batter on in the top of the seventh when Sarah Crowell singled, but the Mason defense recorded three straight outs to end the game.


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Drake Mosa is an American Professional Wrestler. He is best known for his time in the TFWF where he is a former North American and European Champion and the current Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion.
Debut and the King of the Death Match Tournament
Drake Mosa made his debut made his debut alongside his manager Johnny Frost. He was successful in defeating then One Ring Circus member Domingo Cruz. After this performance he found himself in one of the King of the Death Match tournament qualifiers against Deka Zukito. Drake won the match by putting Zukito through a table. At Night of Revolution 2011 he faced defending champion Viktor Kovalenko in the Quarter-Finals. He was unsuccessful as Kovalenko was the one who advanced. After this he had his first championship opportunity, facing Joey Lupino for the European Championship on an edition of Monday Mayhem. Lupino defeated Mosa after connecting with 'The Hit.'
First Championship Win
Rick Rampage came down to the ring after Mosa's unsuccessful attempt to capture to European Championship with intending to attack Lupino. Drake jumped on him in frustration and began raining in with heavy punches on the ORC big man. This led to a match between the two at Highlight Night 2011. Drake Mosa defeated Ramapage by making him submit to the 'Cyanide Pill'.
Road to Death or Glory 2011
After his win over Rampage, Drake struck a young fan with his newly won North American Championship belt. This didn't sit well with the rest of the roster, especially Blade. A feud soon developed between the two and after a few months of back and forth assaults they met in a great match at Death or Glory 2011. Drake once again defended his title after Blade passed out after Drake locked in the 'Cyanide Pill'.
Feud With Joey Lupino
After defeating Blade at Death or Glory, Drake began feuding with Joey Lupino. At first there seemed to be no reasoning behind this but at Depedence Day 12, Drake defeated Lupino with the help of Johnny Frost. Drake hanged Lupino over the top rope as Frost told Lupino he would find out who Drake really is. As the weeks passed Frost and Mosa mocked Lupino with cryptic messages about Drake's involvement in Lupino's past. Drake upped the violence and chained Lupino to a steel cage before cutting into him repeatedly with a razor blade.
The next week Johnny Frost would reveal it was Drake Mosa who totured Lupino's then fiancee, Marci Hill over two years ago which led her to commit suicide. Enraged and blood thirsty, Lupino would face Drake at Hard Steel 2011 inside a Barbed wire steel cage for the North American Championship. Shockingly, Drake would make Lupino tap out to retain his title.
But it wasn't over yet. There would be one more match between these two at Autumn Annihilation 12, this time it would be an 'I Quit' match. On this night it would be Drake who quit and lost his North American Championship to Lupino.
European Championship Win and Reign
After Scorpio was forced to take time off after he suffered a back injury in a match against Legacy at AA 12, the European title was vacated. At first it was supposed to be a four man tournament involving Drake, APB, Darrius King and Shagrath to crown the new champion. But after Shagrath's unexplained disappearance (there have been rumours Drake was involved somehow but nothing was ever proven. It was made a triple threat match between Drake, APB and King. At Ice Storm 2011, Drake would win the match and the championship.
Scorpio returned and laid claim to the title he never lost. Drake would take exception to this and brutally attack the former champion. The two would meet at Night of Revolution 2012. After a hard fought match, Drake would force Scorpio to submit to a modified Cyanide Pill.
A few weeks later on Monday Mayhem, Drake would put his title on the line against Jason Proctor. Drake looked to finish Proctor off with a steel pipe but he would be attacked by AC Thunder and Proctor defeated Drake to become the new European Champion.
Road to Death or Glory 2012
After his title loss, Drake turned his attention to the man who cost him his European Championship. Drake Mosa and AC Thunder would collide in a ladder match with the steel pipe that was used in Drake's match suspended above the ring. At Highlight Night, a brutal match took place with both men taking a lot of damage. But it would be Drake who would prevail, decimating Thunder, winning the match and retiring him in the process.
After his impressive performance at Highlight Night, Drake would lay claim to the number one contendership for the Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship. But, Joel Bryant would have a problem with that. After a couple of verbal confrontations between the two men, a number one contenders submission match would take place at Death or Glory 2012. But it would be Drake who would walk into Death or Glory with the advantage after a brutal assault led to him breaking Bryant's arm.
It was a brutal match between Drake and Bryant at Death or Glory 2012. Bryant managed to hold his own for most of the match but in the end, overcoming his injury and the Twisted Psychopath proved to be too much and he tapped out to the Cyanide Pill meaning Drake became the Number One Contender to the Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship. Michael Thunder would win the World title in a triple threat match against Jack Benevolence and Dragon Demonico. Drake and Thunder would meet in the Main Event of Dependence Day 13.
World Championship win at Dependence Day 13
In the Main Event of Dependence Day 13, Drake faced Michael Thunder one on one. Thunder came close to shocking Drake as he took control of the match early on but Drake fought back. It took Johnny Frost distracting the ref. Drake choking Thunder with electrical wiring and a third Cyanide Pill to cause Thunder to pass out and hand Drake his first Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship. Jack Benevolence would win the Golden ticket battle royal granting him a shot at the world title at any time of his choosing. This only intensified the rivalry between Johnny Frost and Russell White.
Championships and Awards
1x North American Champion (27/3/11 - 27/11/11)
1x European Champion (30/12/11 - 27/2/12)
1x Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion (21/7/12 - Present)
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Contact: Shanon Akans 517-336-6364Crackdown on heels of new state law
August 30, 2005
LANSING – Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced that a nationwide Methamphetamine enforcement initiative, led by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), resulted in 19 arrests, 10 lab seizures and 12 children being placed in protective custody in Michigan.
"We in Michigan are continuing our commitment to fighting this invasive, illegal drug," Granholm said. "We must do everything in our power to protect Michigan children and families from those who seek to harm them. Methamphetamine has the potential to ruin not only the lives of users, but their children and whole communities."
Already this year, the Michigan State Police reports an increase of 60 percent in methamphetamine lab seizures with 180 labs discovered as of August 22. During this same time period, Southwest Michigan, which has been hardest hit, has seen a 70 percent increase over last year.
"The cleanup costs alone for methamphetamine are staggering with the average lab cleanup costing $2,500 to $7,500 per lab," stated Col. Tadarial J. Sturdivant, director of the Michigan State Police. "This doesn't begin to take into account law enforcement overtime, special equipment and training and the cost of treatment for users."
To curb the spread of meth in Michigan, Granholm has taken several steps to clamp down on the manufacture and use of the drug by signing legislation targeting the common chemicals used to produce meth and the clandestine labs that produce it.
The laws, which took effect on April 1, 2004:
• provide for the inspection of a building for contamination if the property had been the site of illegal drug manufacturing. (Senate Bill 648)
• prohibit the owning, possessing, using, or providing of a vehicle, building, structure, place, area, chemical, or laboratory equipment for the purpose of manufacturing a controlled or counterfeit substance. (Senate Bill 649)
• prohibit the possession of more than 10 grams of ephedrine alone or in a mixture. This is one of the common chemicals used to make methamphetamine. (Senate Bill 650)
• revise sentencing guidelines for the possession of more than 10 grams of ephedrine. (Senate Bill 651)
• prohibit the transporting or possessing of anhydrous ammonia in a container other than a container "approved by law" and tampering with a container approved by law. This is another common chemical used to manufacture the drug. (Senate Bill 652)
• revise sentencing guidelines for the operating or maintaining of a controlled substance laboratory to list the violation as a Class B controlled substances felony with a statutory minimum sentence of 20 years. (Senate Bill 698)
• include in sentencing guidelines new penalties for the unlawful possessing or transporting of anhydrous ammonia. (Senate Bill 777)
More recently, Granholm signed legislation which will further limit access to ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, key ingredients in the illegal production of methamphetamine.
Senate Bill 189 (Public Act 87 of 2005) and House Bill 4322 (Public Act 86 of 2005) require retailers who sell over the counter medicines that contain either ephedrine or pseudoephedrine to either place the medicines behind a counter or in a locked case or place an anti-theft device on the products. The legislation also makes it illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to purchase these products and limits the amount that can be purchased by an adult each month. These laws go into effect on December 15, 2005.
Granholm today applauded the leadership of the DEA on meth enforcement and the work of the Michigan State Police, as well as local and county law enforcement agencies in addressing this emerging issue.
Should anyone have information about methamphetamine production or use, they are encouraged to call the Michigan State Police's 24-hour tip line at 1-866-Meth-Tip.