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Southern rock band Black Stone Cherry is heading to Toledo on Aug. 13 fresh off a summer European tour.
"It was awesome," guitarist Ben Wells said. "We had 14 sold-out dates in the UK. We tour a lot in Europe. It's pretty awesome that we have such a fan base over there. Growing up in a small town that we're from, we never thought we'd have people who can't even speak the same language listening to our music and singing along."
Lead singer Chris Robertson, bassist Jon Lawhon and drummer John Fred Young grew up together in Edmonton, Ky. Wells lived 15 minutes away in Glasgow, Ky., and met them through a mutual friend when he was 15.
"They were kind of jamming and I played guitar," Wells said. "We formed a band, and the next day we were scheduling regular practices and trying to book shows. We had great chemistry from the start."
The band also had a great practice studio from the start. Young's father Richard Young was rhythm guitarist for The Kentucky Headhunters, and Black Stone Cherry took over their studio, an old farmhouse known as the practice house.
"That's probably one of the biggest reasons we got so far is we had a place we could call home," Wells said. "We used that place every day. We'd practice and practice, spend the night and hold parties there. It's part of what makes up the sound of the band."
The band spent plenty of time in the practice house while taking a year off touring to write songs for its latest album, "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea."
"In today's age, the way albums are, you have to take your time and make the best one possible," Wells said. "You have to make it last and make great songs. We didn't want to cheat ourselves and cheat our fans. We wrote 50 some odd songs and narrowed it down to 12 for the album."
After narrowing everything down, the band felt there was one song missing from the album and wrote "In My Blood" about life on the road.
"It was our version of how 'Ramblin' Man' was for the Allman Brothers," Wells said. "We just wanted to have a personal song that talked about the bittersweet side of what we do. We hate being gone from the people we love, but we love playing music."
"In My Blood" started as a personal narration but became something universally relatable.
"We're not the only type of people who can relate to that," Wells said. "There are soldiers, business people, truck drivers and professional athletes among others. Their job requires them to leave home for a long time. We just wanted to write a song for the working person and anybody who has to sacrifice what they love to do what they love."
The video for "In My Blood" was also used to honor that sacrifice. It follows 20-year-old U.S. Army soldier Randy Hirneisen as he is deployed to Afghanistan and Germany before returning home to Augusta, Ga., to meet his two-month-old son for the first time.
"We always wanted to incorporate the military in some way," Wells said. "They make the biggest sacrifice out of anyone on the planet. They go away for a year or two and leave their family. We wanted to honor what they do and not have anything to do with us. We wanted to talk about other people's sacrifices."
Black Stone Cherry is performing at 7 p.m. Aug. 13 at Headliners, located at 4500 N. Detroit Ave. Tickets are available for $18.
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Find it strange his time of death, day of death, and cause wasn't released. Just a statement. Oh well. Aslong as something shady isn't afoot.
Atleast we still have Jon Rubinstein and Jony.
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Did Apple delay Facebook's new iPhone app, iPad app and iOS web platform?
Facebook has reportedly had their iPad app ready to go for some time and may have been planning its announcement around Apple's Lets Talk iPhone event this past Tuesday. Same goes for their iOS web platform Project Spartan. Robert Scoble suggested last night that Steve Jobs passing may have had something to do with Facebook's non-announcement.
Today a guy I know at Facebook told me that Apple just "went dark" this weekend and stopped answering emails and phone calls (they had amazing new iPhone and iPad apps and a new developer platform all ready for announcing). Folks inside Facebook thought they had done something massively wrong. No, they hadn't. Truth is you had something deeper to deal with.
If that's the case, and Facebook really does have a new Facebook for iPhone, Facebook for iPad, and web platform for iOS ready to go, could we still see it soon?
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Did Apple delay Facebook's new iPhone app, iPad app and iOS web platform?
Find it strange his time of death, day of death, and cause wasn't released. Just a statement. Oh well. Aslong as something shady isn't afoot.
really...? can't you at least give it a week before starting the conspiracy theories?
Are you new to this planet? What could you possibly need to know about his death that wasn't already readily available? Nothing shady "was afoot". The dude had pancreatic cancer for almost a decade, and had had an organ transplant two years ago. He was ill, and fought like hell, and proved that even all the money in the world cannot change the course of nature sometimes.
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I really hope so. Because this app looks beautiful!
My bet is that the apps/project spartan are around the corner and that deep Facebook integration into the iOS (Á La twitter) will be the first major addition to come along via the new OTA Delta updates.
I expect apple to become more aggressive in feature additions to drive the buzz around the iOS platform.


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for July 21, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Bolivar Tecpile Tehuintle, 26 no drivers license, driving under the influence, hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement
Robert Isaac Weathersbee, 31 fraudulent check
Jasmine Marie Serrano, 22 driving under suspension
Timothy Dorch, 27 simple possession of marijuana bench warrant
Kelly Latresa Padgett, 34 driving under suspension commitment
Trina Marie Turner, 39 grand larceny $1,000
Ronald James Glover, 35 driving under suspension second offense bench warrant
Nancy Aderhold, 60 driving under the influence first offense
Alex James Pitts, 21 possession of a weapon during a violent crime if not also sentenced to life, attempted murder
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Left wing Brett Sterling scored both of Chicago's goals, while center Travis Morin tallied two of the Stars three markers.
"We played one solid period of hockey, and then they killed off a five-minute power play to get the momentum and controlled the game the rest of the way," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever.
Texas (6-2) got on the board first, 6:23 into the contest, when Morin intercepted the puck and beat goaltender Peter Mannino on a breakaway.
Chicago (6-5) needed just nine seconds on their first power play of the game to even the score, 1-1, at 11:12 of the first frame. Defenseman Nathan Oystrick fired a shot from the blue line and Sterling was able to beat Stars netminder Brent Krahn by redirecting it in front of the net.
Krahn (6-2) posted 21 saves on 23 shots for the Stars.
The Stars inched ahead, 2-1, at 6:06 of the third period. Center Greg Rallo threw a shot on net from high in the zone and Morin slammed home the rebound.
Sterling had the answer for Chicago, 2:31 later, to knot the score 2-2. Defenseman Noah Welch sent the puck down into the Stars zone with Jason Krog chasing it and Anthony Stewart and Sterling streaking in behind him. Krog knocked the puck bounced back to Stewart, who sent a pass across for Sterling to deposit into the empty left side of the net.
Texas regained the lead for good, 3-2, at 13:43 of the third period with a power-play goal from defenseman Dan Jancevski. Rallo cranked a shot on net from the blue line and Jancevski scooped up the rebound and put it past Mannino.
Mannino (6-4) recorded 20 saves on 23 shots for the Wolves.
Game 5 will be played at Cedar Park Center on Fri., May 7, at 7:30 p.m.
Chicago 1 0 1 -- 2
Texas 1 0 2 -- 3
First Period---1, Texas, Morin 1 (Wilson, Jancevski), 6:23; 2, Chicago, Sterling 2 (Oystrick, Pohl), 11:12 pp. Penalties---Gagnon, Texas (slashing), 11:03; G. Stewart, Chicago (high-sticking), 15:30.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Peters, Texas (boarding major, misconduct), 7:34; Kulda, Chicago (holding), 14:09.
Third Period---3, Texas, Morin 2 (Rallo, Stephenson), 6:06; 4, Chicago, Sterling 3 (Stewart, Krog), 8:37; 5, Texas, Jancevski 1 (Wathier, Rallo), 13:43 pp. Penalties---Cormier, Chicago (slashing), 0:27; Welch, Chicago (interference), 12:07; Wilson, Texas (high-sticking), 15:26; Crabb, Chicago (interference), 17:12.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 12-5-6--23. Texas: 6-11-6--23. Power plays---Chicago: 1-3. Texas: 1-5. Goalies--Chicago, Mannino (20-23). Texas, Krahn (21-23). A---3,017. Referee---Terry Koharski. Linesmen---Carl Sasyn and Aaron Mills.


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EEA211 - Navigating the Visual World
Unit details
|2015 unit information
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|Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Warrnambool, Waterfront (Geelong), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
|Credit point(s):
|EFTSL value:
|Unit chair:
|J Grenfell
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E Hirsh (Burwood (Melbourne)
J Grenfell (Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Waterfront (Geelong), Warrnambool)
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|Contact hours:
1 x 3 hour Seminar per week.
This unit will focus on the development of students' abilities to evaluate and create visual messages, by examining, exploring, and investigating concepts of visual thinking and communication through the creation of two and three dimensional art forms. These arts practice experiences are enhanced through engagement with and articulation of ideas framed, through dialogue with relevant art theories. Here, students engage in the development of an "intelligent eye" and in doing so to consider the importance of visual literacy and visual intelligence. In this context, if images are viewed as a "language", visual literacy can be defined as the ability to deconstruct images and to understand and produce visual messages.
Throughout the unit students will identify relevant theoretical frameworks to inform and support their own arts practice. They will focus on the articulation of ideas and sources of inspiration as starting points for developing artworks using various methods of recording, and interpreting to translate these into visual form.
Assignment 1: Visual Journal (50%).
Assignment 2: Suite of artworks (4) based around a theme (50%).
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|Fee rate - International students
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It is 11.11.11. (By the way, did you know that in America they write it 11.11.11 – weird huh?) An event which only comes along about every 700 years or something, so it would be a crime not to mark it in some way.
Picture the scene. Remembrance services are over, for this is a special day for other reasons too, and in the darkness of the British Autumn evening, a small Primary School in North Yorkshire re-opens its doors for a PTA organised event. This, my friends is Film Night!
It quickly becomes clear that this must have been organised by the crazed mind of a busy-so-not-quite-thought-it-through parent. Oh yes, that would be me. Misself.
There are 170 small, yelping children ranging from the age of 4 to 11 seated (well, about 60/40) in the school hall. Long, straight rows of chairs quickly become…well, not. The noise level rises so much that even the old school bell struggles for a hearing. What the hell were we thinking?
The excitement is all about 'Rio'. A fab family movie packed with music and laughs. Film Night is a major treat which the kids get to enjoy twice a year (note to self, eyes to floor next time they want an organiser for this one).
All goes well. Threats of no treats at 'half time' failing to quiet the carnage. Oh well, in for a penny, in for a pound – let's fuel the little buggers with E numbers during the intermission and stand back and watch them blow. The pick n mix are circulated. By the way, does that picky child REALLY think I am going to search 169 other bags of sweeties to try to find her perfect match? Step away from the counter, lady. I am not in the mood.
427 toilet breaks later we are done. No one died. Only two mummies had to be called to rescue their children from their own sensitivities. The kids are on their feet clapping and dancing to the music of the end titles. Worth it. NO, never again.
School was never this much fun when I was a nipper.
I am going for a lie down in a darkened room.
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Murray Keane: From acting to directing in primetime…
Actor and director Murray Keane's first big role on screen was in 1980s television series Peppermint Twist. His acting credits also include Away Laughing, Chunuk Bair and Braindead. In the 1990s, Keane moved into directing, working on popular drama series Shortland Street, Outrageous Fortune, The Almighty Johnsons and Go Girls. In this ScreenTalk, Keane talks about:
- Playing a semi-mute drummer on Peppermint Twist
- Working in mud and unwashed costumes for movie Chunuk Bair
- Why the film Braindead was the worst experience of his career
- The pressure of directing episodes of Shortland Street
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HMO305 - Health and Vision Sciences 3
Unit details
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|Trimester 3: Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
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|Cohort rule:
Must be enrolled in D302 Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry
|Unit chair:
Simon Backhouse and Alex Gentle
HMO303 and HMO304
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2 x 2 hours of problem-based learning seminars; up to 6 hours of classes and practicals; and 2 hours of team-based learning for 10 weeks of trimester.
In this unit, students will build on, consolidate and then extend their knowledge, from previous units HMO203 and HMO303, in the physical and biomedical sciences underpinning optometric practice. Students will engage in further problem-based learning through cases drawn from a range of straightforward and more complex conditions. Cases will specifically span the refractive, binocular, developmental, age-related and systemic disorders that affect the eye. Classes, practicals and seminars will be offered in support of the problem-based sessions. The physical and biomedical sciences covered will be mainly anatomy and physiology, neurology and pharmacology, pathophysiology, therapeutics, advanced visual optics and ophthalmic dispensing. Optometric diagnosis and management approaches will continue to be developed. Students will continue to exercise academic literacy and research skills through a series of classes and an assignment. Optical dispensing and practice management understanding will be further extended through a series of seminars. Student learning will be consolidated through team-based learning.
Assessment task 1: Team-based learning: 10 x individual readiness assurance tests 28%
Assessment task 2: Team readiness assurance tests 12%
Assessment task 3: Critical review (3000 words) 30%
Assessment task 4: Examination (90 minutes) 20%
Assessment task 5: Practical assessment task (20 minutes) 10%
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|Student Contribution Rate**
|Fee rate - Domestic Students
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UFC champ Cain Velasquez to boxer Tyson Fury: 'Don't talk about, go ahead and do it' - Bloody Elbow
Two weeks ago, Cain Velasquez took back the UFC Heavyweight championship from Junior dos Santos at UFC 155. A week after his dominant decision victory, we found out that Cain had caught the eye of 20-0 heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury. Last week, Fury took to twitter to insult Cain and call him out for a fight either in a boxing ring or the UFC's Octagon.
On Thursday, Velasquez responded to Fury's comments to ESPN.com:
As of right now, Cain does not have a match set to meet his first challenger. However, it's suspected that he'll face Alistair Overeem if The Reem is able to get past Bigfoot Silva at UFC 156."I'm not a boxer," he said. "I'm a mixed martial artist, and if he wants to fight, he can go into the UFC and work his way up like everybody else does. Nothing is given to you in this world.
"To me, it's like don't talk about it, go ahead and do it. That's all I have to say about that."


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Health Canada is reminding Canadians of the importance of food safety when using microwave ovens.
Microwaves are often used as a quick way to cook, reheat or defrost foods. However, as with all other ways of heating food, it is important to remember that foodborne bacteria can only be killed by proper cooking.
It is estimated that there are approximately 11 million cases of food-related illness in Canada every year. Many of these cases could be prevented by following proper food handling and preparation techniques.
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Cook foods immediately after defrosting. Never re-freeze the foods that you have defrosted in the microwave.
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Reheating Leftovers:
Reheat any leftovers until steaming hot. Use a digital food thermometer to ensure the centre of the food reaches 74EC (165EF).
Only reheat portion sizes that you will eat immediately. Avoid placing reheated leftovers back in the refrigerator.
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Government of Canada's Food Safety Tips for Microwaves
It's Your Health on Microwave Ovens and Food Safety
Partnership for Consumer Food Safety Education's Be Food Safe Canada Campaign


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Global Deep Freeze Threatens 2010 Food Supply
January 12, 2010
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The global deep freeze now striking North America, Europe, China and other regions may lead to severe food shortages and price hikes throughout 2010. Right now, rare freezing temperatures are destroying root crops in their ground, wiping out citrus orchards and devastating food producers around the world. The upshot of it all? Expect food shortages and rising food prices throughout 2010.
This global deep freeze is all part of the extreme weather now being unleashed on the planet due to human beings polluting the world and altering the atmosphere. Scientists can't agree on whether the trend is global warming or global cooling, but no one can argue that something's wrong with the weather.
Rainfall and temperature patterns that used to be reliable are now going haywire. Where there were once reliable seasonal rains, there are alternating periods of drought followed by floods. Where temperatures were once mild and predictable, they're now fluctuating out of control, becoming too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter.
All this adds up to escalating crop failures that are now poised to have a real, noticeable impact on the global food supply.
"Sub-zero temperatures have made it impossible to extract some vegetables from the ground. Producers of brussels sprouts and cabbages are all reporting problems with harvesting. Cauliflowers are said to have turned to mush in the sustained frost," says a story published in The Guardian.
It goes on to report:
"In Ireland, 6,000 acres of potatoes remains unharvested and there are claims that up to three-quarters of the crop may be ruined. Potato growers in Northern Ireland say they are facing some of the biggest losses in recent history because of frost damage."
The UK Press Association also reports, "Food shortages are feared as it emerged that farmers are struggling to harvest vegetables in the big freeze, which will lead to higher food prices and damage small businesses." (www.google.com/hostednews/uk...)
New is also surfacing that the world's orange juice supply may now be destroyed:
"Growers in the sunshine state fear an even worse arctic blast Sunday night will decimate their crop, which accounts for 40-percent of the world's orange juice supply." (www.necn.com/Boston/Nation/2...)
All this destruction of food is already causing prices to rise. "Greengrocers in some of the worst-hit areas are reporting shortages, with the price of carrots and parsnips reportedly rising by 30% in some small shops," reports The Guardian.
Similar reports are also coming out of China, which has been hit hard by freezing weather.
Global Food Supply Is Now Threatened
The global deep freeze now devastating crops around the world leads to one inescapable conclusion: Food prices will rise throughout 2010. They were already on the rise in 2009, but thanks to the big winter freeze, they're headed much, much higher this year.
This may be much more than a one-time crisis, too. As reported in The Telegraph:
"For years, academics such as Tim Lang, Professor of Food Policy at City University, gave warning that we were 'sleepwalking' into a future where our food security was likely to be seriously undermined, whether by natural disasters, rising fuel costs, climate change or the massive pressures placed on the global food system by a rising population."
The fact is that plentiful food depends on cheap oil, fossil water aquifers and predictable weather. And all three are coming to an end! Unpredictable weather, in particular, is upon us right now.
In the years ahead, radical weather patterns will continue to compromise food production around the world. Floods, freezes, hurricanes and droughts will all take their toll. The result will be increased food prices and decreased food supply.
During this crisis, more people will be forced to turn to low-cost processed foods that will further promote diseases like obesity, cancer and heart disease. Fewer and fewer citizens of the world will be able to afford fresh, organic produce because it is precisely the fresh produce that's more easily destroyed by radical weather events.
This means, of course, that food-producing land will greatly increase in value, especially if it can produce food year round. And that means people who own such parcels of land in Hawaii, California, Southern France, Mexico or even places like Peru or Ecuador will find their properties steadily increasing in value. Wherever fresh food can be reliably produced in the years ahead, properties will tend to increase in value.
Land in areas hit by drought, floods or fossil water shortages, on the other hand, will collapse in value. Some areas that used to be fertile farmland will turn to desert. Others will suffer severe soil erosion from rains and storms. The ability of the world to produce fresh food is going to be compromised by unpredictable weather events.
The Era of Easy Food Is Over
Since the 1940's, we've lived in an age of easy food. But that food bubble is now collapsing, and as it does, it's going to catch most people off guard. Some will be able to compensate by simply paying much higher prices for the fresh food they need, but most people will not be able to afford to pay much more for food, so they'll turn to processed, long-shelf-life food instead. And before long, they will join the ranks of the diseased as a result.
Remember: Living food keeps you alive. Dead food makes you dead. The more fresh, living food you consume, the healthier you'll be. Sadly, our interference with the global climate is resulting in radical weather patterns that are destroying huge quantities of fresh produce, greatly reducing the supply of "living" food.
The alternative for individuals or families is to grow your own food. Grow as much as you can in your own gardens. Food security is the issue of the decade, I believe, and those who don't have the ability to grow at least some portion of their own diet may find themselves in an increasingly difficult position in 2010 and beyond.
Black Blade: Of course some of us are better prepared than others. Some are completely off-grid and self-sufficient which is really the way to go. Others simply stock up with short-intermediate term and long term storage. I have been watching the situation in Haiti and watching the situation deteriorate rapidly. The first needs are medical and water followed by food. Within three to five days without aid these people will turn on each other. Our own emergency response people in hazardous areas (like coastal California) are advised to have a 72-hour kit - though that is woefully inadequate.


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Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 18 Sneak Peek: "A" Is Threatening [SPOILER] (VIDEO)
"A" is as scary as ever on Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 18: "Dead to Me" (February 5).
In this sneak peek of the episode, Emily (Shay Mitchell) interrupts Spencer's (Troian Bellisario) "funk" with a problem: She's gotten a major threat from "A" — and it takes Spencer's skills to understand it.
Check it out below.
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Catch the next episode of Pretty Little Liars on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.


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April 1, 2011
As the 2011 outdoor season enters its fourth week, the Cal State Northridge men's and women's track & field squads head to Los Angeles to compete at the Trojan Tri-Meet Saturday at USC's Loker Stadium.
The Matador men will go up against the host Trojans as well as BYU while the women's portion of the meet has been turned into a quad meet with the addition of Nevada. The meet gets underway Friday with the hammer throw competition which will be held at Mt. SAC. The women will throw at 2 p.m. and the men at 3 p.m.
Northridge will send full squads on both the men's and women's side as the Matadors will look for continued improvement. Sprinter De'Shawn Waters is scheduled to enter the blocks for the first time in 2011.
Waters, who opened his season as part of the 4x400 meter relay team at the Cal-Nevada Championships last weekend, is slated to run his first 100 meter race of the season. Waters redshirted the 2010 outdoor season and was the Big West Champion in both the 100 and 200 meters in 2009.
Senior Desirae Gonder has opened the outdoor season in spectacular fashion as she owns the third-best heptathlon total (5,250) among Division I women. Gonder also ranks ninth nationally in the high jump (5-9.75) and is 28th in the long jump (19-6.25). She also has Northridge's top time in the 100 meter hurdles (14.71) this season.
Senior Matt Todd eclipsed his previous career-best in the pole vault at the Cal-Nevada Championships with a height of 16-4.75 (5.00). Todd's height moves him into a tie with Nick Joy for ninth-place on the CSUN all-time outdoor record list. The Matadors will take all five men's pole vaulters (Todd, Joah Schroder, Tyler Woodard, Alex Oleata and Jared Thomas) to USC this weeekend as Northridge looks toward possibly winning its first Big West pole vault championship May 13-14 in Irvine.
The CSUN short sprinters had a solid weekend at the Cal-Nevada Championships. On the men's side, David Reid and Carl Horsley both ran well in both the 100 and 200 meters. Horsley won the 100 and finished fourth in the 200 while Reid was fourth in the 100 and won the 200. Sherrina Lofton and Precious Watkins also ran well in the same events on the women's side as Lofton was fourth in the 100 followed in fifth by Watkins. Both qualified among the top-10 for the 200 meter final but neither ran the final. The relay teams also performed well as both men and women won the 4x100 relay events and the women followed up with a third place finish in the 4x400 relay.
"We had a lot of great individual performances," Associate Head Coach Avery Anderson said about the weekend. "But this 2011 team is starting to show its strength through individuals stepping up & performing for the team, for their teammates."
Northridge will send a select group of athletes to compete at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on April 6-9 at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas.


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Shogun Shuts Down Jon Jones Talk, Firing on All Cyclinders for Alexander Gustaffson Fight
UFC on Fox 5: Shogun Shuts Down Jon Jones Talk, Firing on All Cyclinders for Alexander Gustaffson Fight | MMAWeekly.comIts important to take (everything) step-by-step right now and Im focusing on this fight, Shogun commented recently. Everything can change after that. Right now, (its all) about the fight against Gustafsson.
Try as he might, however, Shogun still gets circled back to Jones.
The Brazilian has no qualms about fighting Jones again, despite losing his UFC light heavyweight title belt to the now-champion at UFC 128 early last year. He also has no qualms, however, about turning down the opportunity to fight him again this year.
Jones had been scheduled to face Dan Henderson at UFC 151 on Sept. 1 in Las Vegas, but Henderson fell out of the bout at the last minute due to injury. The UFC was unsuccessful in securing a new opponent for Jones and subsequently took the unprecedented step of cancelling the event.
Shogun was one of the fighters offered the shot at Jones, but he was unprepared, and thus, unwilling to accept it.
I was off totally off training when the UFC invite me to fight against Jones, explained Shogun. Everybody knew that I was off those two weeks after my fight against (Brandon) Vera. So I am satisfied. I told the UFC that I just need six weeks, but I was explaining that (two weeks) is not enough time.
Shogun had just defeated Brandon Vera on Aug. 4 in a tough fight at UFC on Fox 4. The two battled hard into the fourth round before Shogun finally scored the TKO victory just past the four-minute mark of the round.
It wasnt an easy fight, and after spending two weeks of down time to recover, he just wasnt going to be prepared for the perplexing puzzle that is Jon Jones.
Thats okay by Shogun. Hes now working his way back into title contention by facing one of the hottest prospects on the planet in Alexander Gustafsson.
And if you ask him, Shogun did the right thing be stepping away from the short-notice bout against Jones and into the fray against a young tiger like Gustafsson because hes now prepared, firing on all cylinders.
Im in a wonderful place for the Gustafsson fight. Everythings running okay. The schedule hasnt change; theres no injuries, Shogun declared. So were almost done. Im ready for this fight.
I think this is a fight that every fan wants to see because both (of us) look for the knockout.


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Posted: November 4th, 2012
Here's a quick look at who the Erie BayHawks picked in Friday's 2012 D-League Draft. The BayHawks drafted Ronnie Moss in the fifth round. The BayHawks start training camp Nov. 10.
Fifth round — Ronnie Moss (6-2, 195, G, Texas Wesleyan)
Date of birth: Sept. 11, 1988
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX.
Background: Played his first three seasons at TCU before transferring to Texas Wesleyan, an NAIA school. Moss was suspended indefinitely his junior year in January 2011 at TCU for "for failure to adhere to the standards of our program." Averaged 22 points in 23 games for Texas Wesleyan last season.
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Wed., Dec. 8*
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Allstate Arena
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Fri., Dec. 10*
at Abbotsford Heat
Abbotsford E&S Centre
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Sat., Dec. 11*
at Abbotsford Heat
Abbotsford E&S Centre
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The Wolves win on Sunday moved the team back to the .500 mark (13-13-1-0) for the first time since Nov. 7; Chicago has notched victories in seven of its last nine outings after dropping seven straight contests from Nov. 6 to Nov. 17.
--- Jason Krog: Tallied six assists and eight points during a current five-game point-streak ... Ranks first on the Wolves and shares first in the AHL with 21 assists and leads the team and shares sixth in the league with 27 points in 27 games this season ... Collected 294 points (85G, 209A) in 229 games with the Wolves, spanning four seasons (2006-08; 2009 - present) and is four points shy of tying Bob Nardella for third on Chicago's all-time scoring list
--- Darren Haydar: Dished out four assists in four games this week ... Paces the Wolves and shares 12th in the AHL with 11 goals and ranks second on the team and is tied for 10th in the league with 25 points in 27 games this season ... Ranks third on the team with 14 assists and shares second with four power-play goals
--- Spencer Machacek: Registered 10 points (5G, 5A) in his last nine outings ... Ranks second on the Wolves and shares 18th in the AHL with 10 goals and ranks fourth on the team with 21 points in 27 games this season ... Ranks second on the team with a +6 plus/minus rating
--- Paul Postma: Posted two points (G, A) in four games this week ... Leads Wolves defensemen and shares fourth overall on the team with 11 assists and paces team rear guards and ranks sixth on the squad with 14 points in 27 games ... His 14 points are tied for 15th among AHL blueliners
--- Patrice Cormier: Collected his first professional points (G, A) on Sunday after making his season debut on Nov. 30 ... Tallied two points (G, A) and a +2 rating in four games this season ... Made his professional debut in nine postseason games with the Wolves last year, notching eight penalty minutes, after being signed to an Amateur Tryout Contract on April 12, 2010
--- Despite Chicago being held scoreless on the power play on Sunday (zero of five), the team has bagged eight man-advantage markers in its last five games (eight of 25); the Wolves rank second in the league with a 23.4 conversion rate on the power play (29 of 124).
--- The Wolves 5-1 win over Toronto on Sunday was their largest margin of victory this season and the seventh time they have scored four or more goals in a game; Chicago has recorded a 6-1-0-0 mark when potting four or more markers in a contest this year.
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino has accrued a 2.10 goals-against average and .923 save percentage in his last eight starts (7-1-0), which includes allowing just one goal in each of his last three wins; the 26-year-old netminder has posted a 3.13 goals-against average and .894 save percentage in 15 games overall this season (8-4-0).
--- Chicago bagged two short-handed strikes on Sunday, the first time the team has scored two shorties in a game since Nov. 13, 2009 at San Antonio; the Wolves share fourth in the AHL with five short-handed goals this season.
--- The Wolves have surrendered eight power-play goals in their last 10 games (38 of 46) after allowing 20 man-advantage markers in their previous 10 contests (32 of 52); Chicago ranks 30th in the AHL with a 73.3 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (96 of 131).
--- The Wolves will host their fifth annual Future Journalists Media Day for high school students at the Hoffman Estates Community Center and Ice Arena during the team's practice on Tue., Dec. 7, at 9:00 a.m. Guest speakers for the event will include sports reporter and TV personality JILL CARLSON, the Chicago Tribune's Wolves beat writer PAUL LaTOUR, the Daily Herald's White Sox beat writer Scot Gregor and ESPN 1000 Radio host HARRY TEINOWITZ.
Sun., Dec. 5
Chicago 5, (at) Toronto 1
--- The Wolves earned their largest margin of victory this season with a 5-1 win over the Toronto Marlies at Ricoh Coliseum
--- Forwards Darren Haydar (2A), Patrice Cormier (G, A) and defenseman Mark Matheson (G, A) paced the team with two points each
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino stopped 21 of 22 shots in his fourth straight start
Sat, Dec. 4
Chicago 2, (at) Hamilton 1
--- The Wolves scored twice in the second period and held on for a 2-1 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs at Copps Coliseum
--- Centers Jason Krog and Jared Ross lit the lamp for Chicago
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino thwarted 33 of 34 shots
Fri., Dec. 3
(at) Lake Erie 6, Chicago 3
--- Left wing Patrick Rissmiller tallied four goals and five points to lead the Lake Erie Monsters past the Wolves, 6-3, at Quicken Loans Arena
--- Center Ryan Garbutt and defensemen Jaime Sifers and Paul Postma scored for Chicago
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino made 19 saves on 24 shots
Tue., Nov. 30
(at) Chicago 2, Manitoba 1 (SO)
--- The Wolves tied the game, 1-1, with 2:25 remaining in regulation before earning a 2-1 shootout victory over the Manitoba Moose at the Allstate Arena
--- Center Jason Krog scored to tie the game, while right wing Darren Haydar was the only player to convert in the shootout
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino stopped 25 shots in regulation and overtime and all five Moose attempts in the shootout


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Cyan is led by an executive team with deep experience in telecommunications networks, software, cloud-based applications, and global sales.
Mark Floyd
Chairman and CEO
Mark Floyd is Cyan's chief executive officer.
Mark joined the Cyan board as its first independent director in 2007 and was named chairman in January 2012.
Mark has had a long and successful career in the telecommunications and software industries. Most recently he was CEO at SafeNet, board chairman at NetSocket, and a director at Riverbed. Previously, Mark was CEO at Entrisphere, a leading broadband access supplier that was sold to Ericsson in 2007. He was also founder and CEO of broadband pioneer Efficient Networks, which went public in 1999 and was ultimately sold to Siemens for $1.5 billion in 2001.
Mark has also worked within the venture-capital industry as a partner at El Dorado Ventures and as an executive at Crosspoint Ventures. He has also held executive positions at NetWorth, Interphase, Scott Instruments, and Texas Instruments.
Mark attended the University of Texas where he received a B.B.A. in finance.
Michael Hatfield
President and Co-Founder
Michael Hatfield runs product development and market strategy for Cyan.
Michael is a veteran of three successful communications systems start-ups. Most recently Michael was founder and CEO of Calix (NYSE: CALX), a publicly held communication systems company. Calix is a leading provider of high-speed access systems for communications service providers.
Prior to Calix, Michael was co-founder and COO of Cerent, a leading provider of high-speed fiber-optics systems, which was acquired by Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) for $7 billion. Michael's initial start-up success came as an early team member and vice president of marketing for Advanced Fibre Communications (AFC). During his tenure, AFC went from start-up to a publicly traded enterprise and was subsequently purchased by Tellabs (NASDAQ: TLAB).
Michael has also served in management roles at DSC Communications and Ameritech. He has a BSEE in Electrical Engineering and Mathematical Economics from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and an MBA in Finance from Indiana University.
Eric Clelland
VP North American Sales and Co-Founder
Eric Clelland is responsible for sales and systems engineering for Cyan's North American markets.
Eric has an extensive background ranging from sales to systems engineering and business development for companies including Ameritech, Caymas, Cerent, Cisco and DSC Communications.
Most recently, Eric was an officer of Caymas Systems, where he managed sales and business development.
Prior to joining Caymas, Eric was a senior sales executive at Cisco, leading a national sales operation selling all Cisco products. Eric joined Cisco through the acquisition of Cerent Corporation, where he was the initial sales leader and helped drive customer requirements, secure Cerent's initial design wins, and build the national sales team as the director of sales.
Prior to Cerent, Eric worked at DSC Communications in multiple sales and systems engineering roles. He started his career as an engineer at Ameritech in network planning and design. Eric holds a BSEE from Oakland University and a MSEE from the University of Michigan.
Tom Corker
Vice President Product Management and Business Development
Tom Corker is responsible for product management and business development at Cyan.
Tom is a veteran of three successful communications systems start-ups. Tom co-founded Calix in 1999 and held the position of vice president and general manager of access products. Tom was responsible for guiding all aspects of Calix product development, product marketing, and product line management during his tenure. Calix is now a publicly traded company.
Prior to Calix, Tom was vice president of product marketing at Cerent Corporation, an industry leader in high-speed optical transport that was purchased by Cisco for $7 billion in 1999. Prior to Cerent, Tom was director of product marketing at Advanced Fibre Communications (AFC). During his tenure, AFC went from start up to a publicly traded enterprise. Tom also has held development roles working on next-generation access products at DSC, acquired by Alcatel in 1998, and at Nortel Networks. Tom holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and an MS in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Joe Cumello
Chief Marketing Officer
Joe Cumello oversees all aspects of Cyan's global marketing efforts, from product marketing to global brand development.
Joe has significant experience with both equipment suppliers and service providers. He was most recently vice president of marketing at Sidera Networks, a major provider of fiber-based communications services to large enterprises, data centers, and carriers.
Prior to Sidera Networks, Joe was vice president of marketing at SafeNet, a global provider of data protection solutions. Before SafeNet, Joe spent eight years with Ciena as senior director of global marketing. There, he focused on the development of next-generation optical and Ethernet services and accompanying marketing plans to support and grow Ciena's service provider partners. He also oversaw Ciena's industry and regional marketing efforts targeting the telecom, wireless backhaul, financial services, healthcare, and government markets across North America. Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
Joe is a graduate of the University of Maryland College Park.
Norm Foust
Vice President Operations
Norm Foust is responsible for manufacturing operations at Cyan.
Norm brings 24 years of general management, manufacturing, strategic sourcing, supply chain management, and quality experience from industry-leading telecommunication companies.
Prior to joining Cyan, Norm was vice president of operations at Dilithium Networks, a leading 3G telephony equipment provider, where he was responsible for the design and implementation of manufacturing outsource solutions.
Prior to Dilithium Networks, Norm was the director of operations and director of supply chain at Calix, where he was responsible for the global manufacturing outsource strategy, including the scalable expansion of manufacturing operations internationally in China and Mexico.
Prior to Calix, Norm held various supply chain and operations management roles with Advance Fibre Communications (AFC), Digital Switch Communications (DSC), Fujitsu (FNTS), and Texas Instruments.
Norm started his career as a manufacturing engineer for Texas Instruments in the Defense Systems Electronics Group. Norm holds a BSIE from Penn State University.
James Hamilton
SVP Worldwide Sales
James Hamilton oversees all aspects of Cyan's worldwide field operations organization.
James has held senior executive positions with companies in a diverse array of industries, including software, networking, cloud services, and security. James was most recently president at Click Security, an Austin-based developer of real-time security analytics platforms. Prior to that, James was a principal partner and board member with CPSG Partners, a nationally recognized consulting firm focused on information security, enterprise applications, and business intelligence. Previously, James was executive vice president at SafeNet, where he led strategic alliances and mergers and acquisitions.
Up until 2009, James was president and CEO at TippingPoint, which was acquired by 3Com in 2005 and is now part of HP. Before that, he served as president of Efficient Networks, an early pioneer in the DSL space, which was subsequently acquired by Siemens. James has also held executive positions at Picazo Communications (acquired by Intel), Networth (acquired by Compaq), and Grid Systems. James graduated with a BS from Lawrence Technical University.
Zsolt Haraszti
Chief Technology Officer
Zsolt Haraszti is responsible for Cyan's overall technology direction.
Zsolt brings over 20 years of telecommunication software experience to Cyan. In his 7 years with Cyan, he has led the development and introduction of many key software technologies and product families, including 3D multi-layer network visualization, cloud-scale and container based architectures, the Blue Planet platform, and most recently Cyan's NFV orchestration solution. Prior to assuming his CTO role, Zsolt served as VP of Software Technology at Cyan.
Zsolt came to Cyan from Clovis where he was Director of Engineering. Prior to Clovis, Zsolt was with Ericsson IP Infrastructure, responsible for various QoS-related feature sets of Ericsson's edge router product family. Before moving into software development, Zsolt was a research scientist at Ericsson Research, Stockholm.
Zsolt holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from NC State University, Raleigh, and a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Technical University of Budapest, Hungary.
Rick Johnston
Vice President Business Operations and Customer Service and Co-Founder
Rick Johnston is responsible for customer service and business operations at Cyan.
Rick has a long history in the region known as Telecom Valley, with roles ranging from customer service to business development and executive management with four highly successful communications start ups.
Most recently, Rick was a co-founder and vice president of business development at Calix. His responsibilities included creating and fostering key partner relationships for Calix. He also served as the company's chief communications officer where he was responsible for the company's communications, infrastructure, and personnel.
Prior to Calix, Rick was vice president of customer service at Advanced Fibre Communications (AFC). Rick joined AFC while it was still a young start up and built a pre- and post-sales technical support organization. Rick was also an early participant in the first Telecom Valley start up, Optilink Corporation. Optilink was later acquired by DSC and then Alcatel. Rick held management positions at DSC Communication and Rockwell Communications. Rick has a BS in Electrical Engineering from New Mexico State University.
Scott Pradels
Vice President Product Development
Scott Pradels is responsible for product development at Cyan.
Scott brings more than 15 years of experience developing networking and telecom products. Prior to Cyan, Scott was a member of the founding team at Turin Networks, where he led the architecture and design of the company's optical product line. Scott began his career in the Advanced Research & Development Group at Advanced Fibre Communications, Inc. (AFC), where he was responsible for the development of wireless transport systems.
Scott holds a BSEE from California State University, Chico.
Jeffrey Ross
Chief Financial Officer
Jeffrey Ross, has served as our Chief Financial Officer since March 2014.
Prior to joining Cyan, Mr. Ross most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Velti plc, a provider of mobile marketing and advertising technology and solutions, a position he held from January 2013 until December 2013. Prior to joining Velti, Mr. Ross was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Sybase, Inc. an enterprise software and services company, from November 2007 until June 2012. From August 2004 to November 2007 he served as Corporate Controller of Sybase.
Mr. Ross holds a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley.
Ken Siegel
Vice President and General Counsel
Ken Siegel is responsible for legal, regulatory, and compliance matters at Cyan.
Previously, Ken was senior vice president and general counsel at QuinStreet, an internet direct marketing company. Before that, Ken served as senior vice president, general counsel and secretary at SafeNet, a provider of data security products and solutions. Prior to SafeNet, Ken served as vice president and general counsel at Verigy Ltd., a provider of advanced semiconductor test systems and solutions, where he was responsible for legal affairs and compliance worldwide, corporate governance, including SEC reporting, and legal aspects of mergers and acquisitions and strategic transactions. Before that, Ken was senior vice president and general counsel at Agile Software Corporation, a provider of product lifecycle management software solutions.
Earlier in his career, Ken served as senior vice president and general counsel at Efficient Networks, Inc., a publicly traded broadband telecommunications equipment company that was acquired by Siemens AG. Prior to joining Efficient, Ken was with Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati as a partner in the corporate & securities practice group.


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Latics manager Roberto Martinez suggested in his post-match press conference that Figueroa will not play again this campaign, ruling him out of the FA Cup final against Manchester City at Wembley on 11 May.
"The initial reaction is that Figueroa should be out for the season," said Martinez.
"It is a groin strain. It was (a great tackle), but the groin got stretched and the rest of the body pulled apart.
"We need to see the extent of the problem, but he is on crutches at the moment. We will assess him."


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