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The people that spout "OH GOD, those guys aren't doing kung fu. That's just street fighting" have incomes as well. So, you start showing how these "meat heads" really love Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, and other "true" Martial Artists and you hit another demographic.
At some point we will see Bruce Lee's quote "When one has no form, one can be all forms; when one has no style, he can fit in with any style" in a slow motion UFC commercial.
Then they get into the towns and states that have bans. Then you find quotes where it sounds like BL loved MMA. Then Suzy or Stevie Homemaker say "wow these guys are great" and the UFC becomes a bigger juggernaut.
Of course. I mean there is footage of him sparring, training, weightlifting, throwing, boxing, and trying to do crude submissions. You know it could be manipulated, erroneously, as proof that he was the Grandfather of MMA.
Oh and I do find the indignation funny. Most people laugh off the attempts of some Gracie's to rewrite history.
A few years ago, when I was young in the martial arts, I purchased five or six DVDs all purporting to contain "never before seen footage", "recently discovered candid interviews" and "techniques revealed that were hidden until now". Literally all of them were the same footage just rearranged and edited differently. ****, it pissed me off, I was hoping to learn some super secret badassery and instead I got to watch Kareem taking lumbering telegraphed front kicks at Bruce over and over again to the point I can still see the expression on Kareem's face.
Either way, legit martial artists will know the truth, fighters will know the truth and the masses will believe whatever the masses believe. I get why there is indignation, I just don't care. It's like when someone comes up to me and starts speaking about the chun, instead of braying at a brick wall, I smile, nod and go about my day. No use me getting riled up about some fools take on self defence. Now, if they came to me and said, "what's your take on the chun?" I would tell them. Just like I would tell them my take on Bruce Lee if I were asked.
But there is no chance I would trawl through the possible trolls and meatheads and morons on Facebook in order to get myself pissed off. That is illogical.GET A RED BELT OR DIE TRYIN'.
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The UFC has successfully built itself as a lifestyle brand. Many of its "fans" care nothing about fighting, but they want to align themselves with fight culture. This will bite the UFC in the ass if they're not careful.
People who buy into a "culture" are, by nature, transients. If it no longer fulfills their need for belonging, they'll go elsewhere. Even if they stick with it for the long haul, people who are categorically against that culture won't give the product the time of day.
In this thread, we see people who are dedicated to martial arts soundly express revulsion at this culture. If people here, who are at least appreciative of MMA, have negative sentiment about the UFC's brand and the community built around it, how does this bode for people who have no interest in martial arts whatsoever and hate the brand?
Style: Aikido / FMA / Krotty--
There would be no UFC without Hulk Hogan!
Or do I mean WWE?
Meh, they all the look the fucking same.
When life gives you lemons... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!
"what's the best thing about aikido then?"
"To be defeated by your enemies, to be driven by them from the field of battle, and to hear the lamentations of your women." ermghoti
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A paper published last week titled "Why Silent Updates Boost Security" showed that Google Chrome is the browser that has the most effective updating mechanism. Google Chrome's updater works automatically, it requires no user interaction and it can't be disabled from the interface. The report shows that 97% of the Chrome users had the latest version of the browser 21 days after its release, compared to 85% for Firefox and 53% for Safari.
"Google Chrome checks for updates every five hours. It is using the recently open sourced Google update component code-named Omaha, which keeps polling for updates even when Google Chrome is not running. (...) Once a new update is found to be available on the server, the client automatically downloads and installs it in the background without prompting the user. The new version of Google Chrome gets applied at the next restart of the browser. At the time of this writing, in April 2009, the user was not even prompted to restart the browser after a new update was ready. Given that the whole update process happens without any user interruption, Google Chrome is said to have a "silent update" mechanism. As of April 2009, the user could not disable update checks."
Other browsers don't include auto-updating mechanisms (Opera) or they have updating features that require user's consent (Firefox). Internet Explorer wasn't included in the report because its user-agent omits the minor version number and the results were compiled from Google's traffic logs.
Roger Halbheer, who works for Microsoft, has a more balanced view. "Silently installing components without even giving me the option to choose is not acceptable today for me – but I want to have the option to do it if I want."
Google Updater, the software that automatically updates Google applications like Chrome, Google Earth Plugin or Google Gears, needs to be more transparent and more flexible. Users need to be informed more clearly that the software updates silently and they need to have an option that disables the updater or makes the polling less frequent. What happens if the latest version of Google Chrome constantly crashes on your computer? You could install an older version, but Chrome will automatically update to the most recent version.
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Our first recommendation would be to "own your feelings" without guilt. This means to really know how and what you do feel by virtually spreading your feelings out on the kitchen table and then taking a look at the who, why and what of the holiday season. There is nothing wrong with really understanding how you feel, especially when you are longing to feel better. This exercise is for you to accomplish alone, and in doing that, no feelings are hurt and your words have time to align with your feelings, rather than just blurting out your dissatisfaction and frustration. We expect that you will be expressing your stress and fears with past years spent in exhaustion, disappointment, rushing and feeling like you have no help. Next, take the typical events (or lack of events) you have hosted or attended and associate past feelings with those as well. You may be surprised at what you find when you set the guilt aside and concentrate on this. It may take a few days to get to the root of your feelings. Remember "when you don't feel it, you don't feel it." It is something that we all experience. This exercise will also help you reconnect to a time when you did enjoy the holiday season and to find those traditions that may have fallen away from your current celebrations.
Next, talk with your family. The point to focus on is that you long to have more meaningful and less frantic times together. If you start early, you may be able to make some significant shifts early in the season. You will be surprised to see that those you love think you love all this stuff, and it has never occurred to them that you have a great deal of stress or foreboding in gearing up for all the festivities. Work on ways to simplify or eliminate events and what might be nice replacement activities by building a schedule that is fun, but with plenty of down time to really just enjoy each other. We have found that families usually like to get in on the planning and they like to be informed ahead of time, as they have other things on their hidden agendas. They may step up and help in the kitchen with a "special dish" assigned to them. You may have to let go of some of the "control" in wanting it to be perfect by graciously accepting the type of help that people can genuinely give. If you regularly get together with friends, use the same idea and work together to create fun without the fuss. You will find that this is on most planners minds, and there is a great sense of relief when together you are seeking new solutions.
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Saturday, December 21, 2013
B.J. Grevey channeled his inner Michael Jordan flu game Friday night, scoring 27 points as Bishop England took down North Charleston 54-47 at home.
Grevey entered the night battling a fever of more than 100 degrees. He was held scoreless in the first quarter while Bishop England (5-3, 2-0) fell behind 15-3.
But as Grevey heated up, so did Bishop England, outscoring North Charleston in each of the final three quarters while the captain rained in six threes.
"I don't know how he even played," Bishop England head coach Bryan Grevey said. "He was so sick."
By the middle of the third quarter, Bishop England had erased a nine-point halftime deficit, and went on to outscore North Charleston 22-10 in the frame. Taylor Howell finished with 11 and Ben Carico added six for Bishop England. Nygel Lawton led North Charleston with 12, Statan Levine added 10.
Thursday, Bishop England will tip off in the Lake Marion Invitational Tournament in Santee, S.C.
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The Bishop England Lady Bishops turned in a dominating 83-16 win over North Charleston Friday at home.
Bishop England (7-0, 2-0) opened a 32-5 lead through the opening quarter and held North Charleston scoreless in the second to grab a 46-point halftime advantage.
Michele Boykin and Erin Rose each scored a game-high 12 points. Hannah Corbett scored 10, while Eran Artigues and Montana Swanson both added eight. The Lady Bishops had 12 players score in double figures; North Charleston didn't have any.
Friday through Monday, the Lady Bishops host the annual Carolina Invitational Tournament. The 64-team field will be spread out through four different schools. Bishop England will play at home throughout.
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Stressing the importance of education for the future of the county, Carroll County administrators and officials thanked students and teachers April 2 as they officially dedicated the renovated Carroll County High School.
With renovations to the school finished after approximately 18 months, CCHS will host the county's ninth-grade students for the first time this coming fall. Renovations include a new media center, glass entrance and administration area, as well as updated classrooms, cafeteria and other upgrades.
Carroll County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Strader Blankenship told an assembly of CCHS students and faculty members that the project began 15 years ago. Planning began with a group of teachers, administrators, parents and community leaders. The Phase III renovations of Carroll County Intermediate School and CCHS allow the school system to transition to a true middle school and a 9-12 high school, he said.
"This is an important day for us. You should know that the citizens of Carroll County made a tremendous investment in your education and the education of the future generations of Carroll County students," Blankenship said. "This is an opportunity for you and me to say thank you to the citizens and to the leaders of Carroll County."
Blankenship then asked a group of invited officials to stand as he called out current and past members of the Carroll County School Board and Board of Supervisors, Hillsville Town Council, the Industrial Development Authority, architects and contractors for the project, and the faculty and staff of the high school, among others.
"This is a very special day for Carroll County Public Schools and we want everyone to be a part of the celebration. I want to thank everyone for their efforts to make this project a reality. It takes a lot of people to make a project like this come to fruition," Blankenship said. "It took a while, but we are finally here, so let's get started with the dedication."
Brian Spencer, Chairman of the Carroll County School Board, told the gathering how proud he was to be a representative of such an outstanding group of people.
"My gosh, you survived. You lived through the construction. And you excel in sports and academics. You are not just surviving, you are excelling, so I am so proud," Spencer said. "Everybody behind me, everybody here is here for you, the teachers and the students of Carroll County. They have to have that in their hearts or they wouldn't be here in this room. And so I want to say thank you, thank you for what you have done this past year and last year, through all this. You have done an amazing job."
Spencer said the foundation of the county is in the education of its students. This thought has been understood for over a century, from farmland being donated to build the first St. Paul School in Cana, to over $3,000 being raised to build Woodlawn High School, he said.
"Carroll County citizens have always risen to the challenge to meet educational needs of our students. These investments have been made because of an understanding that our future lies in well-educated children," Spencer said. "A former Governor once stated, 'No other investment yields as great a return as the investment in our education. An educated work force is the foundation of every community and the future of every economy.'
"You all are the future of Carroll County," Spencer added. "I want to thank both school boards and both boards of supervisors for seeing this to completion and their commitment to a strong future for our county."


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- Rachel , drinking Peet's since 1967 9/9/12
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Sitting on the window seat looking out at ships coming and going to and from the Port of Oakland, enjoying Pride of the Port, we are wondering if the teas come in by boat to this port, and if they are blended here in the East Bay.
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After reading the great reviews, I decided to try a can of Pride of the Port Tea last month. I absolutely love it! It's now my favorite tea. I can't explain it, but the flavor is unique and amazing. I'll be getting more of this very soon!
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Pride of port what can i say. I usually like Peets earl gray and english breakfast. Initially when i tried Pride of port I didn''t think too highly of it. Don''t get me wrong it isn''t bad, but it just wasn''t my earl gray or english breakfast. It''s a little stronger than other black teas. But lately its starting to grow on me. I don''t know much about tea, but I am starting to see how people like this. Its as if they taken the characteristics of other black teas and placed it in this one tea.
- Charlie Russel , drinking Peet's since 1985 2/21/11
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Pride of Port is a superb tea blend that makes the perfect afternoon "cuppa". Full bodied, stands up to milk, but doesn''t require it. We order by the pound. Unlike some blends, this has complexity and depth. Enough astringency to be interesting, but without bitterness. Think of this as the "Major Dickason" of tea, and you won't be far wrong.
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I don't know what it is about this tea but I just love it! Its great hot or iced and anytime
- Robert Hug , drinking Peet's since 2004 5/1/10
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This is a really wonderful blend of teas, resulting in a delightful cup for either the morning or the afternoon. Superb earthy undertones help support the robust flavor and assertiveness of this tea, holding up to milk beautifully. I am never without some of this tea laying around; it is essential. I cannot make a work-week without, having to drive through the Bronx every morning, this tea makes for a wonderful distraction from the tedium of traffic.
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Test ID: MENMS
Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Type 2 (2A, 2B, FMTC) Mutation Screen
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Confirmation of diagnosis of multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2), MEN 2B, and familial medullary thyroid carcinoma (FMTC)
Documentation of germline mutation to distinguish FMTC from sporadic multifocal medullary thyroid carcinoma
Genetics Test Information Provides information that may help with selection of the correct test or proper submission of the test request
Includes sequencing of the following exons: 10, 11, 13-16.
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2) is an autosomal dominant cancer syndrome that has classically been divided into 3 subtypes: MEN 2A, MEN 2B, and familial medullary thyroid carcinoma (FMTC). The characteristic features of MEN 2A include multifocal medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC), bilateral pheochromocytoma, and primary hyperparathyroidism. MEN 2B is characterized by MTC, pheochromocytoma, and multiple mucosal neuromas. Other features of MEN 2B include enlarged nerves of the gastrointestinal tract (ganglioneuromatosis), marfanoid habitus, hypotonia, and corneal nerve thickening. FMTC is diagnosed in families with four or more cases of MTC in the absence of pheochromocytoma or parathyroid involvement.
Age of onset is variable but may range from childhood to the seventh decade. For MEN 2A, there is incomplete penetrance with only about two thirds of gene carriers being symptomatic by age 70. Early diagnosis and appropriate surgical intervention can prevent metastatic MTC and can reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with MTC.
Biochemical screening can increase the detection rate in asymptomatic individuals with a family history of MEN 2. This testing involves the measurement of calcitonin with and without stimulation by calcium or pentagastrin to detect early signs of thyroid disease (hyperplasia of calcitonin-producing cells [C-cells] of the thyroid).
Missense mutations in the RET proto-oncogene (located on chromosome 10) are responsible for the variable phenotypes of MEN 2A, MEN 2B, and FMTC. The majority of mutations occur at conserved cysteine residues within exons 10 and 11. Additional mutations in exons 13, 14, 15 and 16 account for the preponderance of other RET mutations. Taken together, mutations in these codons account for approximately 98% of MEN 2A, >99% of MEN2B, and 96% of FMTC.
Although gain of function mutations in the RET proto-oncogene may result in MEN2, loss of function mutations have been reported in patients with Hirschsprung disease (HSCR). It has been reported that up to 50% of familial cases of HSCR and 3% to 35% of sporadic HSCR are due to RET germline mutations. However, most of the mutations that cause HSCR occur outside of the codons that are typically mutated in MEN2. Therefore, the absence of a mutation utilizing this test does not rule out the diagnosis of HSCR.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
An interpretive report will be provided.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
A small percentage of individuals who are carriers or have a diagnosis of multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN2) may have a mutation that is not identified by this method (eg, mutations in other exons, promoter mutations). The absence of a mutation(s), therefore, does not eliminate the possibility of positive carrier status or the diagnosis of MEN2. For carrier testing, it is important to first document the presence of a RET proto-oncogene mutation in an affected family member.
In some cases, DNA alterations of undetermined significance may be identified.
Rare polymorphisms exist that could lead to false-negative or false-positive results. If results obtained do not match the clinical findings, additional testing should be considered.
A previous bone marrow transplant from an allogenic donor will interfere with testing. Call Mayo Medical Laboratories for instructions for testing patients who have received a bone marrow transplant.
Test results should be interpreted in the context of clinical findings, family history, and other laboratory data. Errors in our interpretation of results may occur if information given is inaccurate or incomplete.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Hansford J, Mulligan L: Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 and RET: from neoplasia to neurogenesis. J Med Genet 2000;37(11):817-827
2. Marini F, Falchetti A, Del Monte F, Carbonell Sala S, et al: Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2. Orphanet J Rare Dis. 2006 Nov 14;1:45
3. Ruiz-Ferrer M. Fernandez RM. Antinolo G. et al: A complex additive model of inheritance for Hirschsprung disease is supported by both RET mutations and predisposing RET haplotypes. Gen Med 2006;8(11):704-710


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"Easy and so good for holidays, weddings, or whatever the occasion! It is also good with other flavors of fruit pie filling."
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2 (8 ounce) packages
cream cheese
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white sugar
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1 (21 ounce) can
cherry pie filling
This is a great recipe, but if this is your first time making cheesecake some of the basics are assumed. A couple of notes for "first-timers"... make sure you read the Cheesecake Tips section of this board. This recipe doesn't tell you some of the cheesecake fundamentals like 1) Make sure your cream cheese is at room temp before you start 2)Your batter should be smooth and silky. If it is lumpy your cheesecakes will turn out badly. If needed, throw the batter in a blender/food processor to get rid of the lumps 3)You do NOT want to wait for your cheesecakes to crack before removing them from the oven. They are done before they crack, when the center is still soft.
After I learned these lessons, the recipe turned out well!
these are cute. but they just taste ok. made them for a bridal shower and people only had one and never went back for seconds...
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These are delicious as is, but I made three different flavors using this batter with tremendous success and professional GOURMET looking results!
White Chocolate Red Raspberry: mixed 1/2 cup melted white chocolate into 1/3 of the batter, swirled 1/4 cup raspberry coulis into batter before fillig muffin cups and once baked I topped each with 1/2 teaspoon warmed seedless raspberry jam and drizzled melted white chocolate over the tops.
Chocolate Chip - substituted crushed oreos for nilla wafers, added 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips to 1/3 of batter, once baked topped with 1/2 teaspoon chocolate ganache.
Cherry Almond - substituted graham cracker crumbs for nilla wafers, added 1/2 teaspoon almond extract 1/3 batter and 1/2 teaspoon almond extract to cherry pie filling. Once baked, topped each with 1 teaspoon sweetened sour cream topping (1/2 cup sour cream + 2 tbsp sugar + 1/2 teas vanilla extract) 2-3 cherries and sliced almond.
Feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com for coulis, ganache or any other info. Thanks!
For those of you wanting a different base, use 2 cups graham cracker crumbs, 8 tbls margarine and 8 tbl sugar. Mix wel with hands, press +/- a tablespoon into mini muffin papers, top with cream cheese filling and fruit. Will work like a charm!
I give this a 5 for the ingredients, but for me, these steps work better: I use regular muffin tins and I just put a vanilla wafer (flat side down) in the paper cup. First, I whip the softened cream cheese until it is light and fluffy. Then I gradually add the two eggs and vanilla and sugar at the end. The mix seems to be very runny, but it turns out perfectly. It takes longer to cook; I just keep an eye on the cheesecakes after about 20 minutes.
This recipe is AWESOME. i doubled it and used oreo crumbs instead of wafers. i mixed all the abtter and i omitted vanilla extract. whn the batter was smooth i separated it itnto 3 bowls. to one bowl i added 2 tbls of creme de menthe, to the other bowl i added 2 tbls bailey's irish cream, to the last bowl i added 2 tbls Kahluah cofee liquer. i thought that i had maybe ruined the recipe by adding too much liquid, but it was PERFECT. i baked them for exactly 15 mins, they didnt crak and i took tem out right awy. rmeebr, these are just little guys, they dont need to sit in the oven and firm up like a big cheesecake. if you over cook them their creamy texture will disappear!
once they cooled, i added melted dark choc to the top of each one and to the kahluah ones i added a choc covered coffee bean, to the mint one si sprinkled crushed candy canes, and to the irish ones i added a green M&M.
Oh yes! i almost forgot
I used 2 cups of the choc cookie crumbs to which i added 4 tbls melted butter.
ALSO: leave your cream cheese out of the friegde for a good 4 hours b4 u start. i put mine beside the water heater to speed things up!!
use a MIXER...blend and blend and blend..mix all the cream cheese up until its super silky, THEN add the sugar, THEN after that add each egg one at a time
don't just plop it all in together.
My mom used to make these for me every birthday. The only thing that I do differently: I keep the vanilla wafers whole. that leaves a good crust on the bottom and keeps it from crumbling. These taste SO GOOD. They are easy to make and a wonderful treat.
Fabulous recipe! So simple! I have only made plain cheesecakes one time. I have altered the recipe to make white chocolate raspberry, carmel, peanut butter, turtle, and strawberry. I am getting very creative w/flavors and will someday have a list to rival the Cheesecake Factory! : )
I used fresh fruit for the raspberry and then preserves for the strawberry. I find the ones w/fruit take about twice as long to bake. The peanut butter has probably been the biggest hit out of all the flavors! I just made the plain, peanut butter, turtle, and strawberry for a wedding reception (I made about 200 of them). They were gobbled up within moments! This recipe is definately a keeper!
Some tips-
I've used both the little mini muffin pans and normal muffin pans. I prefer mini, but I think it really helps if you use muffin liners. I used a water bath the 2nd time I used this recipe, and am not sure if it made a difference, except by making my oven feel 4 times hotter! I'd like to think it made a difference, so I will do it again. Garnishing these little bite sized beauties really sets them off and it's also very fun! You can't go wrong w/this recipe.
Please let me know if anyone wants details on the specific flavors I used and how I made them. Happy baking!
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Servings Per Recipe: 48
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 95
Calories from Fat: 43
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Sophomore Kaylene Chadwell (Franklin, Tenn.) and freshman Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) led the doubles teams with a pair of wins in the Purple Flight. They opened with a 9-7 win over South Alabama's Newton and Martin, followed by an 8-4 win against Furman's Standford and Oudin. They will face VCU's Yakavleva and Kvitashvilli in tomorrow's finals.
Senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) teamed with sophomore Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) for two wins in the Gold Flight. They will face Brenau's Perdomo and Nagels in the finals.
Freshmen Kayla Jones (Memphis, Tenn.) and Katie Polk (Woodstock, Ga.) continued the strong start to their collegiate careers with a pair of doubles wins. They are also in tomorrow's finals and will face USC Upstate's Kuerten and Rojas in the Silver Flight.
Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and freshman Alison Storie (Johnson City, Tenn.) are in the Bronze Finals. They had an opening round bye, but defeated Wofford's Sanchez and Przystawski in the semis (8-6). They will go against Upstate's Von Stryk and Beeler.
Nurik competed in the top singles draw, but dropped her match to Clemson's Jessy Rompies. Chadwell posted a three-set win over Emory's Jordan Wylie (1-6, 7-5, 7-6). She is joined in main flight semifinals by Flynn (No. 5), Coots (No. 8), Mulyadi (No. 9), Jones (No. 11) and freshman Jovana Pecovski (Apitan, Serbia) (No. 12) who also had singles wins today.
Be sure to check the .pdf at the top of the page for a complete list of results. Action resumes tomorrow morning and a full recap will be available on GoMocs.com at the end of the day.


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Bacon in an form is pretty awesome, so why wouldn't chocolate covered bacon be just as awesome if not awesomer?
Step 1: Details, Ingredients and Assumptions
The idea here is to cook your bacon and get it onto skewers and drip it into the chocolate. For the sake of speed and ease I used chocolate flavored almond bark, it's simple to use and hardens up pretty fast.
Here's what you need:
1 pound of bacon (about 28 slices)
28 short bamboo kabob skewers
1/2 pound of chocolate flavored almond bark (or about)
wax paper
I'm assuming you have a coffee cup, frying pan and a microwave oven. I'm also assuming you know how to cook bacon.
Step 2: Melting the Chocolate
Since we're using almond bark the melting of the "chocolate" is fairly easy. Start with 2 cubes of the almond bark in the coffee cup and microwave them on 100% power for 1 minute. This should melt them down enough to add 2 more cubes. Microwave these 4 cubes for another minute, stirring after removing the mug from the microwave. Be careful the cup handle might be hot. Do this until you have melted 6 cubes (1/2 pound)
Step 3: Frying and Skewering the Bacon
I assume you know how to fry bacon, just as the bacon has finished cooking is when you need to skewer it. Bacon is still soft at this point and wont get crispy until after you take it out of the pan. Use a fork to keep you fingers out of the hot oil and put all of the bacon on skewers. I cooked about 5 pieces at a time. Set skewered bacon on a plate covered with paper towels to soak up excess oil.
No, got no probs with the Irish, love them. :o)
but upon discovering the origin was the irish, you make a clown nosed smiley face?
and trust me i know, as an american i have seen some nasty things here... such as a deep fried bar of ice cream..
my wording, is in response to the way the original comment was phrased, as if eating fat will raise cholesterol.
or... you can always deep fry it on the skewers.
From a distance, the intro picture looked a bit like brown rock candy. Note to self: bacon covered in sugar crystals might be excellent...
I love the random child face mug as well.


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So says our old friend JimBo
Cincinnati Reds & Washington Nationals continue pursuit of LHR Mike Gonzalez who would fit in nicely with both post-season contenders in '13
Weren't we interested in him several years ago?
So says our old friend JimBo
Cincinnati Reds & Washington Nationals continue pursuit of LHR Mike Gonzalez who would fit in nicely with both post-season contenders in '13
Weren't we interested in him several years ago?
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Gonzalez is a lefty who last year was very effective against lefties, not so much against righties.
.863 OPS against v. righties.
.525 OPS against v. lefties.
Boras listed as his agent. Will be 35 in May of 2013.
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Could be a nice old LOOGY
Go BLUE!!!
Walt's still got his foot on the gas pedal.
Load up on pitching. Leave nothing to chance.
"Baseball players are smarter than football players. How often do you see a baseball team penalized for too many men on the field?" ~ Jim Bouton
I would like having Mike Gonzalez in the bullpen. I hope Walt can get him to Cincy.
Never hurts to have a quality veteran LOOGY around. Frees up Marshall for a more robust role and allows Cingrani to continue to develop in the minors.
Final piece to the puzzle is a left-handed reliever (presuming Aroldis is going to be a starter). I love this; hope it happens.
Everyone will love this move until opening day when Gonzalez is brought into face Josh Hamilton to protect a lead and gives up a three run homer to lose the game...
"Man, the pitch looks fast, even in slow motion." Thom Brennaman on Chapman's fastball.
He'd be a great fit. Man, it seems as if he's been around forever. Are you sure he didn't pitch against the Reds in the '79 NLCS?
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Can I just say that we are in bizarro new world when the Reds and Nats are two top contenders competing for a LOOGY? I like it!
Carry on.
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
Glad to hear this. I think a LOOGY is the last piece and Gonzalez is now the best available.
Not to read too much into this, but-
Appears Reds do indeed want to add a lefty reliever. Apparently Arredondo as a "right handed LOOGY" isn't enough for them.
Also appears Reds are not counting on Chapman for the bullpen. Reds wouldn't need another lefty with Chappy and Marshall both in the pen.
Just conjecture based on the Gonzalez rumor.
There was rumors earlier this offseason that was saying he's mostly interested in rejoining the Nationals. I'd say this signing is a longshot.
"It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."
I'm not a man of many words. Read my posts, and you'll see what I mean.
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Others are Pessimists (They see the glass 1/2 empty).
Me, I'm a Realist. 1/2 empty IS 1/2 full.
I hope this gets done. If not who would be another loogy we could sign? Aurthur Rhodes? he did good in 2010 but hes almost pushing 40 right?
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A:It works like any mask, you put a thick layer on and leave it for 5-10 minutes. You can use it up to 3 times a week until it expires!Answered on 9/25/2014 by Anonymous
A:Sarah, this mask is absolutely wonderful but because of it's smell and its very powerful astringent qualities, I would only recommend it once a week. I usually tend to use it after work, after a hot bath/shower, and once I've cleaned my face first (usually with Herbalism cleanser roll). I just slather it on, and lay myself down for a relaxing 5-10 minutes. I don't let it dry completely, just until it gets nice and set. Wash it off with warm water. I also use The Sacred Truth (mask) the next day, to restore some moisture, and a few days later, I also use Catastrophe Cosmetic as well. These products combined have SAVED my oily acne prone skin! :)
If you are someone that has very oily skin, and your skin is very acne-prone, maybe twice a week at the most. I would also, most definitely, follow it up with a good toner (I use Grease Lightening) and a good moisturizer (I use Vanishing Cream) of your choice. Hope this helps :)Answered on 8/16/2014 by Enamored Soul from Aurora, IL
Q:When will this product start to kick in? In other words, how long until I see results? (I'm using it for acne)Asked on 4/18/2014 by Mads from United States
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Q:I forgot to keep my unopened face mask refrigerated. Is it still good to use?Asked on 1/4/2014 by Leenleen from Denver, CO
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A:I've done this before, and I really think it depends on how long you left it out. I did this for a whole day where I forgot it in the trunk of my car for around 12 hours. The masks weren't cold anymore, and became a little liquidy, but I just mixed them up, threw them in the fridge, and tried one out later. Compared to earlier masks I'd bought of the same variety, the effectiveness was the same. I would certainly try them out nonetheless!Answered on 1/26/2014 by Claire Rose from Columbus, OH
Q:I want to buy more than one face mask, am i able to put an unopened mask product in the freezer til I open it and start to apply it on a week by week basis?Asked on 8/5/2013 by Ellie from Las Vegas, NV
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Q:Can I use this product more than once a day to help clear up a breakout?Asked on 6/30/2013 by Joyce
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A:I actually tried using this mask twice a day to help speed up skin clearing......I wouldn't recommend it. About day 3, as my breakout was worse (which will happen at first- it always gets worse before it gets better), it actually started having a drying, irritating effect. I've found that using this mask once daily or every other day, and adding in Grease Lightning at night and as a spot treatment during the day, has evened out the process and actually increased the effectiveness of the mask.Answered on 7/16/2013 by MrsDzl from Mukwonago, WI
Q:I have very dry skin & the mask is working great for me. I have been using it everyday for almost a week now. Should I continue to do so or should I reduce usage so my skin doesn't get used to it or dry out?Asked on 8/11/2012 by Sim from Simon
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A:We would recommend reducing use of the mask to a couple of times per week, simply because the masks work to draw impurities out of the skin, and are meant to be a treatment. You may find it to be slightly drying if you are using it everyday. We would suggest adding a moisturizer and cleanser that is appropriate for everyday use to complete your routine.Answered on 9/19/2012 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:Does this product dry out skin? My skin is very, very dry as it is and I'd like to know before I buy it.Asked on 2/20/2012 by Ellen from Barstow, CA
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A:No, not at all. It leaves my skin very soft and supple. HOWEVER I have a different skin type than you. It would be best to wait for a profession answer or ask a lush clerk in person and while you're in the store you can try out everything! And ask for samples!! ;) They give them!Answered on 6/12/2012 by Joanju the Bard from Boston, MA
A:I would not recommend using the Cosmetic Warrior for your skin, as it is more suited to oily and acne prone skin.Answered on 2/21/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:What is the shelf life of this product? And about how many uses can I expect to get out of it?
Thank you!Asked on 2/18/2012 by Bre from Mt Carmel, TN
1 answer
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Q:How many times per week should you use cosmetic warrior?Asked on 2/2/2012 by Anonymous
3 answers
A:I am soon to be a Cosmetologist and since masks extract dirt so harshly, (I don't mean harsh in a bad way. Sometimes the skin needs a little extra oomph) you should be using a mask once a week if your skin is fairly oily/acne prone and once every other week when your skin clears up.Answered on 4/8/2013 by Anna from Chicago
A:I recommend using the fresh masks once or twice a week depending on your individual skin needs. Just be sure to allow a day or two between applications so the skin has time to recoup after the deep cleansing of the mask.Answered on 2/17/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:About once every 6 or 7 daysAnswered on 2/19/2012 by Lauren from PA
Q:Does Cosmetic Warrior help with acne?Asked on 1/18/2012 by TisHayley
3 answers
A:Yes, it is packed with tea tree and garlic which are very helpful in killing acne causing bacteria. The kaolin clay also helps to draw impurities from the pores, keeping them nice and clear.Answered on 1/24/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:YES!! This even did wonders on my extremely sensitive skin. (just ignore the smell, seriously its worth it) I would recommend you purchase and use once or twice, and if you don't like you can bring it back to your shop, they are extremely understanding with returns and will help you find something that will work for you.Answered on 1/24/2012 by Jess from Anaheim, Ca
A:I have found it to help with my acne especially the acne I get on the chin which I know they say that's mostly hormonal but I will say it's helped a good amount I would also recommend trying their "grease lightning" that is the magic stuff to acne it's like a gel not a mask though, but it's amazing!!!! It really does work!!!!Answered on 2/6/2012 by Steff from Limerick, PA


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|Horsham, Pa.
|High School:
|Biomedical Science
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Daughter of Karl and Lorraine Reibold...born 2/8/90 in Abington, Pa...
UNH Highlights
NACGC/W Scholastic All-American
Nominated for 2010-11 Women's At-Large Academic All-America® District 1
NCAA Regional Championship Competitor on Beam, and Bars
EAGL All-Tournament First Team -Bars
EAGL Championship -T-2nd Bars
All-EAGL First Team -Bars
EAGL All-Academic Team
@ Arizona, with BYU, Texas Woman's, -T-7th Bars
vs Central Michigan, Brown -T-5th Bars PB -tying 9.85
@ Bridgeport -2nd Bars, 5th Beam | Video
@ West Virginia w/Florida, GW -T-7th Bars | Video
UNH Invitational w/ Michigan State, Brown, Alaska -3rd Bars, T-1st Beam | Video
Katie Baldwin Expression Award-Feb. 5 vs Michigan
vs Michigan -T-4th Bars, T-8th Beam, Floor T-PB 9.75
vs Bridgeport -1st Bars -T-PB 9.85, 3rd Beam, T-4th Floor -T-PB 9.75
@ Pittsburgh -1st Bars, T-6th Beam
@ Penn State -T-7th Beam
@ Maryland w/Air Force -T-2nd Bars
vs Rutgers -T-1st Bars, 1st Beam, T-8th Floor | Video
NACGC/W Scholastic All-American
First Team All-EAGL -Bars
EAGL All-Tournament Second Team -Bars
NCAA Regionals -15th Bars, T-18th Beam
Texas Woman's -T-4th Bars, 6th Beam
North Carolina State -T-2nd Bars, 6th Beam
George Washington -T-3rd Bars, 5th Beam
Michigan State -6th Beam
Brown -4th Bars
Pittsburgh -T-2nd Bars, 1st Beam -PB 9.875
@ Brown -1st Bars, 5th Beam
UNH Invitational -2nd Bars -PB 9.85, 3rd Beam
Rutgers -1st Bars, 3rd Beam
9.5 Club (2009)
NACGC/W Scholastic All-American
EAGL All-Academic Team
Second Team All-EAGL - Vault
Michigan State - 3rd Vault- PB 9.85
UC Davis - 2nd Vault
George Washington - 3rd Vault
Penn State - T - 4th Vault
Maryland - T - 4th Vault
Fox Run Invitational - 2nd Vault, T- 5th Floor- PB 9.775
UNC - T - 6th Vault, T - 1st Beam- PB 9.85
Bridgeport - 3rd Vault, 6th Beam
Rutgers - T-1st Vault, 6th Beam, 5th Floor
Before UNH:
Coached by Troy and Amanda Miller at Ricochets
Level 10 National Championship Competitor -16th AA
Level 10 Regional Championship -4th Vault,
3rd Bars & Beam, 4th Floor, 1st AA
Level 10 State Championship -2nd Vault, 1st Bars, 1st Beam, 2nd Floor, 1st AA
Level 10 National Championship -5th Bars
Level 10 Regional Championship -3rd Vault, 3rd Bars, 1st Beam, 2nd Floor, 1st AA
Level 10 State Championship -2nd Bars
Level 10 Regional Championship -6th Vault, 4th Beam, 8th AA
Reibold Wildcat Facts
Favorite Foods: Cheese Steaks, Ice Cream
Favorite TV Show: So You Think You Can Dance
Favorite Pro Teams: Philadelphia Phillies
Interests/Hobbies: Reading, listening to music
Personal Motto: You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Advice to Future Gymnasts: Try something new. You might surprise yourself.


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Bastille Days brings French-themed fun to Milwaukee
Doesn't Milwaukee's Bastille Days festival feel like our collective reward for making it through another Summerfest?
No tickets, no hand stamps, no lakefront road construction to navigate. Just music, food and adult beverages in the lovely East Town neighborhood. »Read Full Article(11)
Lollapalooza Day 2 Reviews: Charli XCX, Metallica and more
Chicago — Following Paul McCartney's accomplished Lollapalooza set in Grant Park on Friday, it was Metallica's turn Saturday to prove to the twentysomething pretty people at the Chicago mega-fest that the old-timers have still got it. But Lolla on Saturday also introduced some fresh new talent — including punk-flavored pop artist Charli XCX — poised to be bigger stars someday.
Bobby Brown, family mourn the late Bobbi Kristina at funeral
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (AP) - R&B singer Bobby Brown emerged from the funeral of his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, staring toward the ground before lifting his head up and briefly gazing at the sky.
Sporting a black dress shirt, the grieving Brown was one of the first to exit the tension-filled private service for Bobbi Kristina on Saturday at the St. James United Methodist Church in Alpharetta, just north of Atlanta. Twenty-two-year-old Bobbi Kristina was the only child between Brown and the late megastar singer Whitney Houston. »Read Full Article
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Chicago— Lollapalooza kicked off its 2015 edition in Grant Park on Friday with the most popular headliner in the fest's history: Paul McCartney.
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WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper dies at 61
"Rowdy" Roddy Piper, the kilt wearing trash-talker who headlined the first WrestleMania and later found movie stardom, died Friday. He was 61.
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Although we're never actually given the date, the time scheme within "Dragonfish," Vu Tran's debut novel, places this story in the year 2000 — a portentous marker dividing yesterday from tomorrow. It's an apt choice, as we'll come to see once we've settled in with Tran's two narrators.
One of them, 43-year-old Hong, is obsessed with the past and the country where it's buried: the Vietnam she'd fled on an overcrowded boat of refugees five years after the fall of Saigon, accompanied by Mai, her young daughter. Left behind: Her dying husband, irretrievably broken by his years in a Communist re-education camp. »Read Full Article
Lynn Anderson, singer of 'Rose Garden,' dies in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Lynn Anderson, whose strong, husky voice carried her to the top of the charts with "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden," has died. She was 67.
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Tochi closing in Shorewood in mid-August and moving to West Bend
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Wisconsin State Fair livestock judging
Badgerland Financial Discovery Barnyard: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Agriculture Education Exhibits »Read Full Article
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Out of all the delicious foods that are going to be at the Wisconsin State Fair this year, the Hot Mess, Wis-Cone-Sin and the Donut Grilled Cheese Sandwich should not be among them.
For instance, who even thought of The Hot Mess. It's a juicy hamburger but they couldn't leave well enough alone. They topped it with peanut butter, honey, bacon and cheddar cheese then plopped it on a pretzel bun. You say delicious. I say "a hot mess." »Read Full Article
Watch the Lollapalooza livestream
Even if you didn't get tickets to Lollapalooza in Chicago, taking place Friday through Sunday in Grant Park, you can still see Paul McCartney, Metallica and nearly 50 other acts perform at the Chicago mega-festival with the Lollapalooza livestream.
For the full schedule and streaming page, go to redbull.tv/lollapalooza, and look for Lollapalooza coverage at jsonline.com/music and in the Journal Sentinel all weekend long. »Read Full Article
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The Micro offers choices, helpful app for craft beer lovers
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The 2015 edition of the state fair introduces 101 new food items. The list begins with a burger made from equal parts bacon and beef from the Machine Shed and ends 100 items later. We stopped at No. 100, the Wis-Cone-Sin, a soft pretzel cone with chicken schnitzel, potato pancake, German rotkohl, cinnamon apple straws and a beer reduction from Water Street Brewery, because it sounded good. »Read Full Article
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In the past, not all advertisers bought online time along with a pricy 30-second spot during the most-watched TV event of the year. That meant online viewers had to go to a Super Bowl ad repository, such as Hulu and YouTube, to watch what they missed on TV. Broadcasters sometimes ran substitute ads online instead. »Read Full Article
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She takes women who are falling apart and pulls wit, snark, pith, and occasional insight out of them. No contemporary novelist makes me stop as often to mark or admire one of her sentences. Plenty of people can write limpid or fancy prose, but Fox ladles out one flavorful reduction of human angst and misery after another. »Read Full Article
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OMI is on a roll - and Top of the Charts is on the move. With the global release date of new album releases moved from Tuesday to Friday, Billboard also adjusted the schedule of release of the weekly Billboard Hot 100. So, we move our weekly chart look to a new day, too. See the music video for our current chart-topping hit, then step back in time to see the biggest hits this week in 2004, 1994, 1984 and 1974.
No. 1 hit July 31, 2015 »Read Full Blog Post
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For DL Motorsports and team owner Don LaBean, two must be a lucky number. Or at least he's hoping it is. You see, 2012 will mark DL Racing's second attempt at wining the Soo I-500, the team will run two sleds and they have two new riders. Yeah, you could say two is a pretty critical digit for Don and the team right about now.
With the 44th Soo I-500 a little over a month away, the DL Racing crew has already been hard at it for a few months getting everything situated for this year's race. From taking delivery of new buggies, meeting with sponsors, attending Haydays, and making the plan to not enter 1 but 2 (2!) sleds in the SOO I-500 this year, there's definitely been a lot going on.
"After a pretty successful launch into enduro racing last season, why not expand and put two sleds in every race" Says owner Don LaBean "We have the resources, man power, and a list of sponsors that totally support our team. The biggest hurdle for us this year was sorting through the resumes from racers who wanted to be a part of our team this season."
DL Racing will have the same three riders back on board with the team this season, but with a few changes. With two sleds, Justin Tate will be switching over to the new No. 28 sled, while Shane Felegy and Joey Fjerstad will team up to ride the No. 29.
The team will also welcome Soo veteran and multi-time champion Jeff Leuenberger. Jeff brings a ton of knowledge and strategy to the team and a few new helping hands to pit row. Jeff will throw a leg over the No. 28 with Justin this season.
Also new to the team will be Grant Lynch. Grant spent a fair amount of time last season bouncing between cross-country racing as well as racing the Soo I-500. The DL Racing team is expecting big things from him this year.
The shop has been buzzing with activity getting sleds ready to race.
"Sleds have been delivered and completely disassembled already, said LaBean, "The front ends have been tweaked and modified from what we learned last year and some subtle changes have been made to make adjustability a little easier."
With the race looming just a month away it makes what little test time is left really critical.
" The team is working really hard to make sure we are ready for the first test session in a few weeks and we plan on holding nothing back with either sled come the Soo," said LaBean.
Stay tuned to sledracer.com for more updates from DL Racing and Chasing the Soo 2.0
Sponsors: DL Racing, Woody's, Polaris, Tiede2 Motorsports, Wahl Bros., Camoplast, Fox Shocks, Fly Racing, HMK, Klotz, Straightline Performance, XLT Engineering, EVS, 139 Design and Weiss Equipment.
Returning Team Members:
Don LaBean – Owner
Rick Tiede – Sponsorship Coordinator
Larry Tiede- Crew
Rich Felegy- Crew
Bill Foner- Crew
Dana Hribek- Crew
Shawn Rosenbrock- Crew
Colby Campbell- Crew
Brad Weaver- Crew
Mike Floyd- Crew


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team rebounded from its first loss of the season on Friday with a nice 4-2 win over Murray State this afternoon. Chattanooga dropped the doubles point, but fought back with four wins in singles action to improve to 4-1.
UTC only lost the doubles point five times all of last season, and only once in those matches did the Mocs come back to win the dual. Chattanooga was in quick hole when Andrea Eskauriatza and Erin Patton defeated senior Alexa Flynn and sophomore Kelsey Coots 6-0 at No. 2.
Junior Kaylene Chadwell and sophomore Kayla Jones were locked in a 5-5 match at No. 1 with Eleonore and Verginie Tchakarova, but Murray State won at No. 3 to take the point. Megan Blue and Carla Suga pulled that one out 6-4 over sophomore Claire Mulyadi and freshman Rachele Gazzola.
With just four courts available at the Memphis University School, and No. 5 and No. 6 not competing in yesterday's 4-0 loss to No. 33 Memphis, singles play started with 1, 2, 5 and 6.
Chadwell tied the team score at 1-1 with a dominating (6-0, 6-0) win over Suga at No. 2. Murray State went back up 2-1 when Eskauriatza downed Jones (6-3, 6-4) at No. 1.
The Mocs went on to win the next three matches to grab the team victory. Flynn clinched the match with a three-set win over Eleonore Tchakarova (6-1, 4-6, 1-0 (10-6)) at No. 3.
UTC stays on the road next weekend, visiting No. 26 Tennessee on Sunday, Feb. 16. The next home match is Thursday, Feb. 20 against Mercer.
Chattanooga 4, Murray State 2
Feb 08, 2014 at Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University School)
Doubles competition
1. Eleonore Tchakarova/Verginie Tchakarova (MSU) vs. Kaylene Chadwell/Kayla Jones (UTC) - 5-5, unfinished
2. Andrea Eskauriatza/Erin Patton (MSU) def. Kelsey Coots/Alexa Flynn (UTC) - 6-0
3. Megan Blue/Carla Suga (MSU) def. Rachele Gazzola/Claire Mulyadi (UTC) - 6-4
Singles competition
1. Andrea Eskauriatza (MSU) def. Kayla Jones (UTC) - 6-3, 6-4
2. Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) def. Carla Suga (MSU) - 6-0, 6-0
3. Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. Eleonore Tchakarova (MSU) -6-1, 4-6, 1-0 (10-6)
4. Megan Blue (MSU) vs. Kelsey Coots (UTC) - 4-6, 1-4, unfinished
5. Claire Mulyadi (UTC) def. Verginie Tchakarova (MSU) - 6-2, 6-4
6. Alison Storie (UTC) def. Erin Patton (MSU) - 7-6 (7-4), 6-3


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11/01/2011 – Version 1.4
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- Enabled IE6 compatibility
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WILLIAMSON — The Williamson Memorial Hospital (WMH) will be sponsoring a series of education events geared toward women's health, beginning with the highly anticipated annual "Women's Night Out", scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 28, from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m.
According to the Human Resources Director for WMH, Jessica Martin, there will be a presentation on cardiac health presented by Dr. Ashok Patnaik, a local Cardiologist and Priscilla Gooslin, his Nurse Practitioner. Dinner and giveaways will also be provided at no cost to those who wish to attend.
WMH will also host a series of "lunch and learn" events that are scheduled for the first three Tuesdays in the month of March (the 5th, 12th and 19th), between the hours of noon and 1 p.m. Each event will focus on a different health issue associated with women.
On March 5th the program will be "Good Health Starts with Nutrition", and the presenter will be Shannon Dotson, a Registered Staff Dietician. The program on the 12th will be "Stress Reduction/Exercise Planning & Demonstration", and is scheduled to be presented by Maria Ferrell, one of WMH's Physical Therapists. The final program on the 19th will discuss the topic of "Know Your Numbers – Health Screening Recommendation", and will be presented by Traci Booth, a Nurse Practitioner with WMH. Lunch and giveaways will be provided each day.
All events are free and will be held in the Education Classroom on the 4th floor of the hospital. If you have any questions or require further information, you are encouraged to contact Martin at 304-899-6323.


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