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Ayón Earns MVP Honors As Mexico Wins Gold
Gustavo Ayón and Mexico completed their improbable run to the FIBA Americas Championship game with a 91-89 win over Puerto Rico Wednesday night.
Ayón scored 20 points and pulled down a game-high 16 rebounds to complete a magnificent individual tournament performance that crowned him MVP.
Ayón also made the all-tournament team, averaging 17.2 points and 8.4 rebounds.
Puerto Rico and Mexico exchanged leads throughout the fourth quarter, and the Puerto Ricans missed an open three-pointer at the buzzer that would have won it.
Mexico replaced Panama in the tournament, which also served as the qualifier for the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain. That tournament takes place every four years. Mexico joins Puerto Rico, Argentina and the Dominican Republic as teams that qualified from the tournament.
Mexico was not expected to advance but instead won gold for the first time in 35 years.
After a terrific tournament, Ayón now turns his focus toward preparing for Atlanta Hawks training camp in October.

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1,000 feelings in 1 minute and 30 seconds.
~ by Sue Jones
Normally I have a problem keeping my posts under 1,000 words.
The main reason is that I have so many feelings to express that truncating my posts seems damn near impossible.
Feelings are my business~my line of work. I work to help women trauma survivors understand that their bodies contain feelings and emotions that their conscious mind may not be aware of. It took two years of research and development to design this program and would take a 10,000+ word article to explain and provide the scientific research to those who are unaware of this idea of "emotional anatomy". But if you are a skeptic (and even if you aren't) watch this video now, and notice your body at about the :50 second mark:
Amazing right? What did you feel in your body? Where did you feel it? Those are your feelings or your emotions and they correspond with body sensations. If we want to be a healthy society, we need to learn to recognize this and allow ourselves to feel these sensations. Repressed emotions can lead to a continuous feedback loop of stress in our bodies. This feedback loop can lead to many unhealthy coping mechanisms~not to mention all kinds of auto-immune diseases!
So go ahead people—watch this clip over and over. When we can recognize how our feelings show up in our bodies, we are on our way to better health.
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totally. Bring on the waterworks
Sue, i hope you write a book. I would read every one of your 10,000 words!! Thanks for everything you do. I've been following your work from afar as it's running parallel to my own journey of working through intense PTSD from childhood sexual abuse and teenage sex work. Ive been away from that work for 13 years out but 2 years ago began experiencing flashbacks and major suicidal urges. It rocked my world that I thought was so stable and healthy. Out of nowhere. I had NO idea what trauma even was at that time. So it's been an intense couple of years and I was floored when I recently learned of the Yogahope organiztion because when I began yoga in October it brought me some major breaking points which in conjunction with therapy have become breakthroughs. I experience intense emotions that come up in certain poses and bring me to tears and also orgasms. I'm embracing all of it but it's been like exploring an island I've never been to, the whole healing process, and I appreciate knowing this is all kind of normal. But I'm so thirsty to learn more and your work just seems to hit it right on for me! So yes, please write a book!
Hi Sandy,
Thank you so much for your brave and honest comment. I know first hand how scary it can be to experience emotions and sensations that you can't quite "figure out". It's so crucial to have a safe place (ie. the yoga mat) in which you can allow that to happen, because that is the only path to true healing. Thanks for the encouragement to write a book..maybe I will
I couldn't agree more with this: Repressed emotions can lead to a continuous feedback loop of stress in our bodies. This feedback loop can lead to many unhealthy coping mechanisms~not to mention all kinds of auto-immune diseases!
It is so important for all of us to realise that emotional releases are necessary and they can actually happen in positive forms – yoga, dance, meditation, sports, hugs, you name it.
Thank you so much for this.
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You do incredible, valuable work in this world, Sue. Gorgeous.
Thank you Meg..btw, I think I'm your biggest fan
wow, that was sure to have a physical response. I too have suffered from ptsd low immunity from anxiety and hypervigilance. Yoga saves my life every single day. Thank you Sue.
wow. I loved it!
Sue, this is simply fantastic and super powerful. The work you're doing around trauma is inspiring so many of us.
Thank you I am a master at repressing my emotions a skill I'd rather not have. I have been working with a guide and my meditation to open my heart to all feelings…The point is thank you for sharing this it sparked something(although uncomfortable) for me.
Your an amazing leader and if you get around to writing a book I will be in line to purchase it.
Thank you so much for your supportive comments. I would love to write a book and the encouragement to do so (here on Elephant Journal) is creeping me closer to that We're all in this together <3
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Let's not forget men in this conversation. The physics of emotions are universal. Men generally suffer with underdeveloped emotional skills, coming out of cultural training to experience only certain emotions. Your message is extremely valuable for men as well, who suffer and regenerate emotional dysfunction without even knowing. Keep up the good work.
I agree! I hope to be piloting a group for men very soon. The men in our Haiti groups were extremely receptive.
Successful ad. I will be wearing my seat belt from now on.
Incredibly good point! Amazing way to illustrate the sensations, and tie it into if we want to be a healthy society! You're 100% right.
I burst into tears, so I can't answer your question, as the answer seems mostly to be "my eyes". Must be that time of the month.
i am a bottle of emotions that still has the cork in it this vidio along with comments has at least encoraged me to search for a cork screw
Sue couldn't agree more. Love your work.
At first I thought the picture of the woman being hugged by the "word person" was the video because nothing else was loading. Strange how different levels of intimacy began to emerge in me as I watched and the image began to subtly shift. Really, I'm not on anything except maybe the dmt produced by my pineal gland.
I couldn't breathe and I started crying…chest pain. WOW! I have PTSD and anxiety. Quite revealing!
Beautiful! This really touches me and opens my heart. And yes, tears began to roll at the 0:50 mark… 😉
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. My spiritual journey is currently focused on opening up my heart to the pain and suffering I have felt so I can release it. These releases appear to be necessarily physical, somatic, body-bound, as much as they are emotional. Our bodies do hold so much emotional memory for us, and it is so helpful to receive reminders and validation of this. Thank you.
Thank you for this! I've been searching for so long what it is holding me back and I never fully understood. Being a hands on learner this showed me exactly what it feels like instead of using words to describe it. Now I know what it is and I can work on moving on!!
I really don't understand what I was supposed to feel, or what emotion this should have made me feel :/ The other comments were very clear that it was eye opening for them, I feel like I'm missing something here…
Ana that is a feeling. What does it feel like to miss something? Earliest memory of that feeling. I feel______.


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3 INX International Ink Co.
150 N. Martingale, Suite 700
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Phone: (630) 382-1800
Fax: (847) 969-9758
Sales: $375 million.
Major Products: A full line of ink and coatings solutions technology for packaging, commercial and digital print applications, including metal decorating, flexographic, gravure, web offset, lamination, corrugated, sheetfed, digital and UV/EB inks and coatings.
Key Personnel: Kotaro Morita, chairman; Rick Clendenning, president and CEO; Bryce Kristo, CFO and senior VP, general affairs; John Hrdlick, senior VP COO, operations; Rick Westrom, senior VP, strategic global sourcing/R&D director; Bob Osmundsen, senior VP, general counsel; Jonathan Ellaby, VP, international operations; Charlie Sagert, VP director of sales; Mark Hill, VP liquid technology/assistant R&D director; Toru Kaneko, VP R&D director offset; Jon Graunke, VP/R&D director – energy curable technologies; Joe Kelly, VP/R&D director – water technologies; Dave Maternowski, VP quality systems; Dan Lombardo, VP of operations, metal/energy curable; Jim Lambert, VP/GM Digital Division; Randy LaCaze, VP/CTO Digital Division electronics & hardware; Dave Waller, VP of rigid packaging sales; David Sambo, VP of offset sales; Bruce Elder, VP of liquid sales; Joe Cichon, VP of manufacturing; Jim Bailen, VP of engineering; Michael Brice, VP of offset operations; Craig Reid, VP digital.
Number of Employees: Approximately 1,100.
Operating Facilities: Fifteen manufacturing locations and approximately 190 in-plant locations throughout North America. Two North American R&D Centers: West Chicago, IL (traditional technologies) and San Leandro, CA (inkjet technologies).
Subsidiaries: INX International U.K., Heywood, England; INX International France, Bretigny, France; INX Digital Milan, Italy; INX Digital Prague; Parent Company: Sakata INX, Osaka, Japan.
Comments: INX International Ink Company had an excellent year in 2013, with sales growing 12% to $375 million. Rick Clendenning, president and CEO of INX International, said that improvements in existing customers' business was a key driver in this growth.
"INX had a very good year," Clendenning said. "Our sales grew, but not as planned due to a very aggressive sales target. In most segments, our customers seem to be improving and getting stronger. There are certain parts of our commercial business that is still struggling, and it doesn't appear to be getting any better in the short term."
Packaging and digital inks are growth segments for the ink industry, and INX International is well positioned in both of these fields.
"In 2013, we continued growing our packaging segments," Clendenning said. "Rigid, flexible and paper consumer packaging ink technologies all experienced upticks. Our energy curable products also continue trending upwards as they have in the past. Our inkjet ink business experienced some growth, and we are very excited about all the opportunities we are getting with hardware and chemistry calibration from our newly formed division."
Digital is a strong growth area for INX, and the company continues to showcase how its inkjet solutions can benefit conventional printers. To help facilitate that, INX merged its digital subsidiary into the parent company.
"It was a very exciting year," Clendenning said. "We merged our digital business (INX Digital International) into INX International at the beginning of 2013, which really helped strengthen our digital efforts. This opened up opportunities for people to work closer together with more resources to help grow the inkjet business in North America."
The company also expanded its packaging operations, opening up its new Heywood, UK metal deco ink plant and breaking ground on a new solvent ink plant in Lebanon, OH. The Heywood plant is the largest two-piece metal decorating plant outside the U.S. The new 62,000 square foot Lebanon facility will also produce three-piece metal deco, UV/EB and some water-based flexo ink. With the new facility INX's annual solvent ink capacity will more than double to 77 million pounds.
"We moved and opened a new UK manufacturing facility last August," Clendenning said. "This new facility gives us more capacity for our metal decorating ink business and provides more space to begin moving other technologies into the new building. In North America last December, we broke ground for our new liquid ink manufacturing facility in Lebanon, OH. This facility will produce mainly solvent packaging ink, one of our fastest growing segments. We project this building will be operational later this year in the fourth quarter."
After a challenging 2012 in which margins had been under pressure, Clendenning noted that improved operational efforts helped grow the bottom line.
"We instituted many things in 2012 that really helped us in 2013," he said. "Our TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) efforts in our major manufacturing facilities are going well and helped us control our overall operational costs throughout the year. Everyone at INX did a great job to make the year very successful."
Raw material costs have stabilized at higher levels, which remains a concern for ink manufacturers.
"Our raw material costs were pretty stable in 2013, but they are still higher compared to where they need to be," Clendenning said. "There are certain materials where we have concerns about availability and rising costs. We will continue to focus on our raw materials and associated costs to meet our goals in 2014."
Clendenning anticipates INX International continuing its improved performance into 2014 and beyond.
"Since our 2013 performance was strong, I am optimistic about this year," Clendenning noted. "We certainly need to be careful and continue to manage our costs throughout the year, especially in our raw materials area. We cannot afford to absorb more material price increases as we have experienced in the last several years."
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His maternal grandparents are Doug and Mona Ammerman of Dry Ridge. His maternal great grandparents are Bud and Sylvia Conrad of Dry Ridge and Helen Ammerman of Williamstown.
His paternal grandparents are Darrell and Brenda Caldwell of Williamstown. His paternal great grandfather is Rondell Kinmon of Dry Ridge.
Charles and Mary Susan Tomlin will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary June 22, 2009.
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In observance of their wedding anniversary, a party will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. June 20 in the community room of the Dry Ridge Housing Authority.
The Tomlins have two children; Billy Tomlin of Owenton and Lisa Tomlin-McDaniel of Georgetown; and four grandchildren.
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Standing amid brilliant yet subdued waterfalls, daffodils, children and animals, a soft, country accent from Cecil Scott wraps around words like "aperture," "f-stop" and "exposure."
Scott has been taking pictures since 1980. He is the May/June Grant County Artist of the Month featured at the Grant County Tourism Office in the Dry Ridge Outlet Mall where is digital photography is on display.
From an eagle at the Louisville Zoo to a 1947 tractor rusting to a farm on KY 36, Scott enjoys photography.
The Dry Ridge man who was critically injured after the tractor he was driving was hit by an SUV in April died earlier this week.
Marshall Beach, 65, died at 1 a.m. on June 7 at University Hospital in Cincinnati.
He was thrown from the 1964 Ford tractor he was driving west on Warsaw Road when it was hit by a 1995 Geo Tracker driven by a 15-year-old from Jonesville. The wreck occurred on April 16.
The teen, Emily Puckett, was driving her boyfriend's car to Grant County High School where they both attended school.
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An tAire Dlí agus Cirt (Mr. Noonan, Limerick East): Tairgim:
Go ndéanfar, de bhun Bhuan-Ordú Uimh. 105 de na Buan-Orduithe i dtaobh Gnó Phoiblí, an Bille um an Ochtú Leasú ar an mBunreacht, 1982, a raibh an Dara Céim sroichte aige sular lánscoireadh an Dáil an 4 Samhain, 1982, a chur ar ais ar Riar na hOibre.
That, in pursuance of Standing Order No. 105 of the Standing Orders relative to Public Business, the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1982, which had reached Second Stage prior to the dissolution of the Dáil on 4th November, 1982, be restored to the Order Paper.
An Ceann Comhairle: Is that agreed?
Mr. De. Rossa: I wish to oppose the taking of the motion at this time.
An Ceann Comhairle: I am putting the question: "That the motion to restore the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution [680] Bill, 1982, to the Order Paper be agreed." I think the motion is carried.
An Ceann Comhairle: The Members who claimed the division please rise in their places.
Deputies De Rossa, Gregory-Independent and Mac Giolla rose in their places.
An Ceann Comhairle: As fewer than 10 Members have risen I declare that the motion is carried. The names of the Members who have risen will be recorded in the proceedings.
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11/11/10 - ITU, the world governing body for the Olympic sport of Triathlon, is calling attention to its bid to be accepted by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) as an addition to the Rio 2016 Paralympic... |Full Story
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Employee: Frank Anzalone
Employer: Massachusetts Water Resource Authy.
Self-Insurer: Massachusetts Water Resource Authy.
Board No.: 032442-04
(Judges Koziol, McCarthy and Fabricant)
Sean C. Flaherty, Esq., for the employee
Melissa A. Padula, Esq., for the self-insurer at hearing
John J. Canniff, Esq., for the self-insurer on appeal
KOZIOL, J. The self-insurer appeals from an administrative judge's decision ordering it to pay the employee §35 benefits based on an assigned earning capacity of $200.00 per week, from September 23, 2006 to date and continuing. The self-insurer challenges the administrative judge's assignment of the earning capacity, his ruling regarding the impartial medical examiner's report, and his admission and consideration of certain medical records. We agree, in part, with the self-insurer's claims of error and recommit the case for further findings of fact and the assignment of an earning capacity.
Prior to sustaining a low back injury at work on October 18, 2004, the employee, Frank Anzalone, worked as a skilled laborer for the self-insured employer. After the injury, the self-insurer initially paid the employee §34 benefits. On October 12, 2005, upon his return to work for the self-insured in a modified, accommodated job, the self-insurer began paying the employee §35 benefits at the rate of $60.75 per week, based on the employee's actual earnings of $637.39 per week. (Dec. 3, 4.) The employee was terminated from his employment with the self-insured on September 22, 2006. (Dec. 4.)
The primary issues in dispute at the hearing were disability and the extent of the employee's incapacity, if any. The self-insurer asserts that the administrative judge committed several errors in assigning an earning capacity. We agree that one of these claims of error has merit: specifically, the administrative judge made a material finding that was without evidentiary support.
The administrative judge found that the employee was disabled as a result of the October 18, 2004 injury, and that he could not return to his prior work as a skilled laborer for the self-insured. (Dec. 7.) The administrative judge also found that the employee had returned to light work for the self-insured on a "reduced schedule" and for reduced wages until his employment was terminated on September 22, 2006. (Dec. 4.) Notwithstanding that finding, no stipulation was entered, nor was any evidence produced at the hearing, as to the number of hours per week the employee worked in that modified job. [1] After finding that the employee had been working a reduced schedule for the self-insured, the administrative judge found that the employee "is capable of performing the accommodated job that was suitable and available to him at the MWRA before his termination." (Dec. 4.) The administrative judge then made the following finding regarding the extent of the employee's incapacity: "Accordingly, I find that the employee has an earning capacity of $200.00 based on my assessment that he can sustain 20 hours of part-time work and earn $10.00 per hour over a 5-day period." (Dec. 4.)
The administrative judge determined that the employee can perform "light/sedentary work" and that he can "collect tickets at the local theater, greet customers at a warehouse store, checkout customer purchases as they leave a store," and "direct customers to products in a home/garden/landscaping store." (Dec. 4-5.) He then ruled that the employee could secure work in the open labor market as a "greeter in a warehouse store," and determined that such jobs are "limited for the Employee to 20 hours as a result of his physical capabilities and the fact that employers fill these jobs without paying benefits from a large pool of older employees working no more than 20 hours part time. I find that the Employee cannot sustain a more vigorous schedule at this time because of his limitations as referred to." (Dec. 7.)
The twenty-hour or part-time limit to the employee's work capacity does not appear in the testimonial evidence or in any of the medical opinions adopted by the administrative judge. (Dec. 5-6.) The employee's brief suggests that finding may be inferred from the employee's testimony that he could not mow lawns for an eight-hour shift. (Employee br. 10; Tr. 20.) However, lawn mowing was a duty the employee performed as a skilled laborer, (Tr. 9-10), not a duty associated with the accommodated job he performed after his injury, (Tr. 15-18), or the light/sedentary positions suggested by the administrative judge. (Dec. 3-4, 7.) Instead, the administrative judge's finding that the employee has been physically limited to twenty hours of light/sedentary work per week appears linked to his finding that the employee was working a reduced schedule prior to the termination of his employment. (Dec. 4.) That latter finding lacked an anchor in the evidence and it materially influenced the administrative judge's other findings and conclusions regarding the employee's physical capacity to earn wages in the open labor market. (Dec. 4.) Accordingly, the case must be recommitted for further findings of fact and reconsideration of the earning capacity assigned. Dextraze v. New England Tel., 12 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 354, 356-357 (1998)("While a judge may use his own judgment in determining earning capacity, that determination needs to be adequately supported by the subsidiary findings that are grounded in the evidence.")
The self-insurer also claims the administrative judge acted beyond the scope of his authority and contrary to law in finding the impartial medical examiner's report adequate but then admitting additional medical evidence, without a finding of medical complexity pursuant to §11A(2). The administrative judge made the following findings regarding the impartial medical examiner's report: "The report of the impartial medical examiner is adequate. Additional medical evidence was authorized by virtue of the long-standing symptomology [sic] of the Employee's industrial low back injury of October 18, 2004." (Dec. 2.)
We agree that the better course is to provide the precise ground upon which additional medical evidence is being admitted. Compare, Coggin v. Massachusetts Parole Bd., 42 Mass. App. Ct. 584, 588 n.7 (1997)(where administrative judge provided ground for authorizing additional evidence but failed to articulate reasons for that conclusion, record was sufficient to support conclusion there was no abuse of discretion). Unlike the situation in Coggin, here the administrative judge leaves it to the reader to infer the ground upon which the admission of additional medical evidence has been authorized. Because more than one inference may be drawn from this finding, we are unable to determine with reasonable certainty that correct rules of law have been applied. Anderson's Case, 373 Mass. 813, 818 (1977)("The [parties are] entitled to a clear and unambiguous statement of the board's reasoning.") Accordingly, the administrative judge should revisit the issue and clarify his findings in this regard.
Lastly, the self-insurer asserts that the administrative judge erred in admitting the report of one of the employee's treating physicians, Byron Hartunian, M.D., because it was not accompanied by the physician's curriculum vitae. We find no error in the administrative judge's admission of the report offered by the employee pursuant to 452 Code Mass. Regs. §1.11(6). The regulation requires that offered medical reports be accompanied by a "statement of said physician's qualifications." Id. Here, the following statement of certification appears in the physician's report, directly above the physician's signature:
I certify that I am a licensed orthopedic surgeon in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The above rendered opinions are given within a reasonable degree of medical certainty. I have reviewed this report. This report is subscribed and sworn under the pains and penalties of perjury.
(Ex. 8.)
On its face, this certification provides a statement of the "physician's qualifications," identifying the physician as an orthopedic surgeon licensed to practice medicine in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Moreover, it is executed under the pains and penalties of perjury. This certification satisfies the requirements of 452 Code Mass. Regs. §1.11(6).
The case is recommitted for further findings of fact consistent with this opinion and the assignment of an earning capacity.
So ordered.
Catherine Watson Koziol
Administrative Law Judge
William A. McCarthy
Administrative Law Judge
Bernard W. Fabricant
Administrative Law Judge
Filed: October 31, 2008
[1]The only evidence appearing in the record regarding the hours of the accommodated job indicated that the employee worked at that job for an eight-hour shift. (Tr. 54.)


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Oct. 30, 2013
MADISON, Wis. -- Playing on a wet, slippery surface at the McClimon Complex Wednesday night, the No. 23 Wisconsin men's soccer team didn't slip up, as it defeated Eastern Illinois, 5-1, to finish its non-conference season at 9-1-2 and extend the nation's longest home unbeaten streak to 12 matches.
"The thing I'm most proud of about this win is that from every man you saw a Badger way of doing things," UW head coach John Trask said. "We played possession soccer, we were focused, we were disciplined."
UW, no stranger to scoring goals in 2013, found the back of the net five times for the second time this season, putting its season total at 34—a whopping 13 goals more than last season's final tally.
Wisconsin (11-3-2) got on the board in the 27th minute, as freshman Brian Hail netted his first collegiate goal.
Chris Prince found Hail, unmarked at the top of the box and he didn't miss, placing the ball perfectly in the upper right corner.
"Brian has been doing some unbelievable things," Trask explained. "Any time we can get another guy on the score sheet, it's great. If that same ball presents itself down the road, Brian's going to feel a little more confident."
It wasn't long before the Badgers found their next goal.
Just over a minute after taking the lead, Jacob Brindle got in on the action, as he tucked the ball between the Panthers net minder and the right post to give his team an early 2-0 advantage.
After a goal from Eastern Illinois (1-12-2) and a quick response by the Badgers' Nick Jones, UW entered the half with a 3-1 lead.
It was the "Brindle Show" early in the second stanza, as he recorded his second and third goals of the match, marking the first hat trick by a Badger since 2010.
"It's a great feeling [scoring a hat trick]," Brindle said. "I can't say it was one of my goals coming into collegiate soccer, but I give all the credit to my teammates. I just got open in the box and they we're able to find me."
"Brindle is a great role player for us," Paul Yonga said. "Whether he's starting or coming off the bench, he gives us a different dynamic out there. He's good in the air and he gives us some size and strength up front."
Brindle's offensive barrage gives him the team lead in goals with eight, passing Nick Janus' seven.
As the fog rolled in late in the second half, and with the match well in hand, the UW coaching staff made numerous substitutions, giving the Panthers a different look on the field.
"The way we played, I thought, was identical between the two groups of players we had on the field tonight," Trask said. "Year to year, the same mantra or philosophy is engrained in our players and that's a positive thing for our program. From a coaching staff, that's the thing we're most proud of."
In total, 24 different Badgers saw the field in the win.
In its last five matches, UW has not allowed more than two goals thanks to lockdown defensive play and solid goalkeeping, no matter who's been between the posts.
"We've always been really confident in both goalkeepers," Trask said. "Max [Jentsch] has been outstanding, been supportive and when his number was called, he rose to the occasion. He's been rock solid back there."
"We pride ourselves on good defense," Yonga said. "We know that if we come out and play good defense that our offense will eventually come throughout the game."
Wisconsin returns to the pitch on Sunday at 2 p.m. CT at Northwestern, as it looks to continue its climb in the Big Ten Conference standings. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.
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Prior to working at WKU Health Services, Dr. Blewett worked in private practice and as an ER physician at The Medical Center in Franklin, KY. Dr. Blewett was hired as a staff physician in August 2003 and assumed the role of medical director in July 2009.
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99 Spirits is a Puzzle RPG released in Japan this fall, and it is currently being localized for English speaking audiences. The immersive game features an original battle system where players will have to puzzle out the true identity of the enemy before defeating them. 99 Spirits revolves around the real Japanese legends of "Tsukumogami", where everyday objects come alive on their 100th birthday.
The game's protagonist is Hanabusa, a young headstrong girl living in the Heian capital within medieval Japan. When her mother is slain by evil spirits, her life turns into one of vengeance as she sets out to hunt and destroy the spirits.
The full game will feature:
- Over 10 hours of playtime in an RPG that mixes intense puzzles with fast paced action
- Work out the true identity of your enemies in a unique battle system
- Capture enemy spirits and turn them into allies
- Interact with over 40 unique characters that impact your journey
- Battle over 100 monsters and master a vast variety of skills
- Beautifully detailed art and an atmospheric original soundtrack bring feudal Japan alive
99 Spirits is planned to be released on PC (Windows) in early 2013.
The dev:
We are an independent localization company intent on bringing the best Japanese indie games to English-speaking audiences. We released our first game, Yakiniku Banzai's critically acclaimed strategy title War of the Human Tanks, in fall 2012 and are now working on our second project, 99 Spirits, while trying to make ends meet.
The handy link: