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Eggwhite Protein from NOW is an excellent natural source of high quality protein. Good quality proteins contain virtually no fat or carbohydrates and rate well on the PDCAAS (Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score)' the newest and most accurate measurement of a protein's quality. NOW® Eggwhite Protein contains <1 g of fat and carbohydrates per serving and rates as one of the highest quality proteins available when using the PDCAAS. A good mix of proteins from different sources provides the best results' and high quality Eggwhite Protein from NOW is an excellent addition to any protein supplementation program.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 1/4 Cup (20 g)
Servings Per Container: 27
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 75
Calories from Fat 0
Sodium 250 mg 10%
Total Carbohydrate 0.9 g <1%
Protein 16 g
Vitamin A 0%
Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 2%
Iron 0
Riboflavin (B-2) 27%
Typical Amino Acid Profile
Per 20 g Serving:
L-Alanine 1200 mg
L-Arginine 840 mg
L-Aspartic Acid 1675 mg
L-Glutamic Acid 2100 mg
Glycine 525 mg
L-Histidine 350 mg
L-Isoleucine 725 mg
L-Leucine 1205 mg
L-Lysine 940 mg
L-Methionine 785 mg
L-Phenylalanine 850 mg
L-Proline 565 mg
L-Proline 565 mg
L-Serine 1025 mg
L-Threonine 695 mg
L-Valine 1033 mg
* Percent Daily Values are based on 2'000 calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established.
Ingredients: Eggwhite Powder.
Contains no: sugar' salt' starch' yeast' wheat' gluten' corn' soy' milk' shellfish or preservatives.
This Eggwhite Powder is pasteurized which inactivates the avidin glycoprotein. Biotin fortifcation is not necessary for this product.
As a high-protein' low-fat food' add 1/4 cup Eggwhite Protein daily to 12 oz. of milk or other liquid. This powder can also be used in cooking recipes by mixing two tablespoons of powder with six tablespoons of water to equal two egg whites.
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By Giovanni
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Great for athletes
Eggwhite Protein is great protein powder. No gas or bloating like I normally get from whey which has lactose sugar. Eggwhite Protein is pure egg white protein with no cheap additives no fat and no sugars/carbs. Has a neutral flavor. I use Eggwhite Protein pre and post workout. Im trying to build muscle so I need all the protein I can get. This is high quality protein.
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Great Protein Powder
I tried Eggwhite Protein after discovering that regular whey hurts my stomach. I blend this with some kind of fruit or vanilla coconut milk because it really has no flavor. It mixes will and is not chalky at all. A good source of protein with out all of the other stuff.
Straight protein
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I just started using Eggwhite Protein by NOW Sports in my well eating program and so far so good!
Smooth consistency.
Nothing yet.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Taste good.
Eggwhite Protein by NOW Foods is great. I have been using it for a while.
Taste, price, mixability.
All good.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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I have been putting Eggwhite Protein by NOW in my daughters food, she has no idea. No bad taste... good deal of protein, helping her stomach with her new meds so she isnt puking.
Ease of use.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Sandra
from Knoxville, TN
Good for smoothies
I like that I can get protein from eggs with Eggwhite Protein and can put it easily in my smoothies.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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With previous on Phobias Coded and Klutes Commercial Suicide, the guys have now secured a slot on one of 2012's runaway success stories of the scene: Program. With a distinctive floor-focussed sound and a growing repertoire of exciting new artists, Rams sister joint is the ideal home for Chroma's pristine production and ruthless attention to the groove.
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Research conducted by TA University establishes connection between long-term use of mobile phones, effects that lead to molecular changes
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The study was conducted by Tel Aviv University, with the results being published in the scientific journal Antioxidants and Redox Signalling.
Compared to non-users, the saliva of those who used cellphones had a higher level of oxidative stress, a process which is known to be a major cancerous risk factor.
The researchers found that there was "a significant increase in all salivary oxidative stress indices studied in mobile phone users," leading to the conclusion that "use of mobile phones may cause oxidative stress and modify salivary function."
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Cellphones are known to emit non-ionizing radiation, but not for modifying cells in the body. In 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, part of the World Health Organization, announced cellphones to be "possibly carcinogenic," classifying them as Category 2B, a classification shared by engine exhaust, lead, industrial chemicals, and DDT.


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If music is a language, then Native American Dennis Yerry is a multi-linguist, as we learn in this week's podcast . With a background in jazz piano and cabaret, he has played in many clubs around New York City throughout the years, including the Knickerbocker, Tavern on the Green, and the...
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When I became a mom for the first time, I was able to read all the books, ok…skim all the books and get a game plan in my head for how I wanted to tackle this little person I was going to raise.
When I had one child, I had a minute to breathe, think straight and follow through with discipline, set expectations, and all that good stuff.
Enter the twins.
We are full on into the three's with our second and third child which is a double dose of trouble, fun, and love all wrapped up into one chaotic time period. Quite honestly, I thought I was a pretty decent parent until I started raising these two, and now, I question myself daily.
Let's just say, there is a lot of what Tracy Hogg from the famed Baby Whisperer series calls, "Accidental Parenting" happening in our home and we are paying for it. So here are five things I wish I would have done differently prior to these little lovebugs becoming toddlers – because as they say – "set out as you mean to go" because whatever habits are established at a young age, well folks, they are pretty tough to break without an epic battle.
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- Hate crime data were provided by 11,987 law enforcement agencies. The 9,726 hate crime incidents reported in 2001 involved 11,447 separate offenses, 12,016 victims, and 9,231 known offenders.
- Law enforcement made an estimated 13.7 million arrests for criminal offenses (excluding traffic violations) in 2001.
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The exceptions are basically to protect someone who is a victim of domestic violence and other crimes.
The reasoning behind this requirement is to put anyone on notice of the change of name. In this case, you are legally changing your son's last name from hyphenated to just his dad's name. The technical reason is that if your son has entered into a contract with anyone, has any involvement with the police or is trying to hide from his debts (seems funny for a child) there has to be a way to notify any interested parties. I'm afraid you will have to publish it . While this may not be what you were hoping to hear, it does represent the law.
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Example: Washington state has laws concerning deposits and fees that we should understand. When you moce into a rental unit a deposit and a fee are usually required. The difference between a deposit and a fee is that one is refundable and the other is not. A deposit is an amount of money that a tenant must pay before or at the time he/she moces in. The deposit is often refunded at the end of the rental period IF it was not used to compensate the landlord for damage or repairs. A fee is an amount of moneyh that a tenants pays to the landlord for his or her use.The landlord might use the money to shampoo the carpet when you and your pet leave or to hire a cleaning service. Don't expect a fee to be returned. Arizona AAR has chosen to state that deposits and fee's can be either refundable or nonrefundable. So confusing!
Is there any law that states that for Arizona besides the interpretation by the AAR Arizonia Association of Realtors?
rental but sales also have deposits. I just have a hard time trying to understand how the industry and the associations can set the rules or laws?
Then is a pet deposit or cleaning deposit refundable?
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Here are five signs that you may need to leave your current job:
1. You habitually dread waking up in the morning to go to work.
2. The morning commute is enough to make you want to call in sick (every day).
3. Your current occupation isn't aligned with your ultimate career goal(s).
4. Your co-workers suck ... and your boss is the worst.
5. The company's culture is nonexistent or it doesn't mesh well with you.
If your career isn't going in the direction you'd like, then here are three questions to consider and help you get on the right track:
What is your dream job? If someone came up to you today and said that you could have any job that you wanted tomorrow, what would it be? "Dream job" doesn't necessarily mean it brings in the biggest salary, but rather it's the job that would bring the most fulfillment in your life and career. Think about when you were a kid and said, "I am going to be a (insert dream job as a child) when I grow up!" Now, take that same blissful, fearless ignorance and ask yourself that question today.
If you knew failure wasn't an option, what job would you go after? Some people are too scared to venture out of their comfort zones to go after what they really want in their professionals (and life, for that matter). So, if you knew that failure would be taken out of the equation, what is the profession you would pursue? Of course, failure often helps you appreciate the success that much more, but for the sake of figuring out your ultimate vocation, what is fear holding you back from achieving or trying?
Is it about happiness or money (or both)? You must be realistic with where your aspirations lie. As we mentioned in the first question, if earning a top salary is what you're after, then align your career objectives accordingly. However, if you're more interested in finding a fulfilling career and money isn't your number one priority, then seek out the occupation that will satisfy your needs. And yes, there are plenty of careers that are both satisfying and lucrative, however, when you're in a dead-end job and looking for a way out, you must figure out what is lacking in your current occupation so that you don't wind up in the same work predicament.
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Matthys, your list is right on the money!
I like this article. I would just like to add that each person is in a unique situation and probably has an equally unique potential solution to their unique situation. Even two different people in the exact same situation might have distinctively different solutions because of their own unique abilities, aptitudes, strengths, ingenuity and so on.
Nonetheless, the principles within this article can be applied to many different situations and different individuals, without even defining the details of how to apply / implement those principles. This article reminds me of the title of a book "Do what you love, and the money will follow".
But yes, there are other considerations as well, such as dependents, financial obligations, and so on. Perhaps it would be wise to make the transition incrementally toward self-employment or to another employer, in some situations. But in other situations, it would be wise to "take the plunge" and go for it full-time and immediately. Ideally parents should raise their children to train them for their future vocation, like an apprenticeship. But sadly, that is sorely lacking in our social structure and society.
Each person needs to decide for him/herself what course of action would be wise and what timeframe would be prudent. But in any case, I believe it is always a good idea to pursue your dreams and your dream job, even if initially it is "humble beginnings", or delayed but not cancelled, or a part-time sideline pursuit instead of full-time.
Because if a person can come to utilize their God-given natural talents, gifts of creativity and abilities in a feasible business pursuit, then that pursuit can eventually (or sometimes abruptly) skyrocket a person toward personal and professional success and financial independence, something which being enslaved to a corporation very rarely if at any time can do.
But each person is unique and also at different stages and circumstances from others and therefore needs to make his / her own decisions accordingly and appropriately.
1. Jobs aren't easy to come by, particularly if you're not outgoing/extroverted.
2. If you're over 40 or trying to switch sectors, e.g. from public sector to private, you are swimming upstream, and the older you are and/or the longer in one sector, the stronger the current.
3. People tend to live within their salary, so taking a cut isn't a simple, easy thing, as expenses tend to match one's income and aren't easy to divest.
4. If one has dependents, that restricts what one might do, especially if they're the sole earner. And, the current benefits package might be too valuable, including medical/dental and time off, to start all over again.
Dead-end jobs are the normal. If one suspects they're in a dead-end job, which includes working for a boss who you don't think will give you a good reference and stress that affects your health, leave ASAP, no matter how many years in that instance (the bad health that might arise will cost you far more than the pay cut you may have to take). I'd even hazard to suggest that one shouldn't stay with any employer for >5 years for one will be too "hooked" to leave.
May I suggest a new list of 5? 1. You've reached a ceiling in promotions and there is no space left to grow (I.E, your in a small company without any signs of reasonable future growth). 2. You're no longer gaining valuable experience in your day-to-day tasks, I.E, you're no longer learning new things and you feel unchallenged by your work and everything you do seems repetitive. 3. You have outgrown your co-workers on a professional level. The people that your surround yourself with has a massive impact on what you expect from yourself. You need to work with people that you can learn from, people that inspire you to pursue excellence through hard work and good work ethic. 4. You're unhappy at work. (This is a tricky one) Always take some time to determine WHY you are unhappy, it may be that you do not get along with your boss or with one or more of your other co-workers. Consider the fact, that even if you move to a new company, you may soon find yourself once again not getting along with certain individuals. You need to take an introspective look at yourself and ask yourself why you do not get along with certain people and think about what you can do to overcome this social/political hurdle. The root of your unhappiness may also be found in points 1 - 3. 5. Finally, it may be time to leave your job if there are better bigger opportunities for you out there. Even if your are happy at work and even if all the other points I mentioned do not apply to you, always consider a better job-offer. I'm not suggesting that you hop-skip-and-jump from job to job, but at the very least, you should always entertain any new opportunities that you are presented with, if many such opportunities come your way, you may very well be a fool to remain at your current job simply because it's where you are most comfortable.
In 2008 I took an internal role with a financial consultancy - my job was developing month after month and I loved going to work for at least 3 out of the 5 years because it was always challenging and it kept me stimulated, and I became a believer in myself and that I could do great things. Unfortunately it also meant that I was doing pretty much a job and a half for most of the time and worked ridiculous hours but I was dedicated and thought it was worth it. I did not however foresee that through my newly acquired skills over the years my job would morph into one that eventually had no future within the organisation. A few years on and following some changes in the management interestingly work began to dry up and slowly I found myself on the sidelines because they couldn't fit my role in a conventional box and I was seen as an overhead as opposed to being an asset to them. I was displaying all the symptoms listed above - had a minor breakdown in the end and got signed off work for exhaustion. Soon I was offered voluntary redundancy.
It was the best time for me to get out and make a change so I decided to take it, had a good, hard look at what I was good at and what elements of my job I would want to keep doing in the future. Became self-employed and started contracting for smaller firms as project manager and operations consultant. Although it may not be always easy to have contracts lined up and there is always the air of uncertainty of what you'll be working on next but I am a lot happier since then and I can spend more time on getting qualifications to back up my work experience. I much rather invest in myself than spending 15 hours a day for several years working for a company which in the end will get rid of you when they realise they don't need you anymore. I know what I am worth now and where I am headed and have sole responsibility for everything I do with my life. So take a leap and make a change for the sake of your own sanity and happiness. Once you allow change to happen it will open up the space for new opportunities
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I remember going to the ISU games as a freshman and being able to walk to the front row and sit down one minute before tip off. I had the chance to interview him, really nice guy.
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We already know that our lovely Piggy Chops will be hosting the season 3 of 'Khatron Ke Khiladi', which is currently going off schedule because of the difficulty of roping in cricketers. Earlier, we had seen Akshay Kumar hosting the show with a lot of finesse suiting the 'khiladi' title in all regards. But, it seems that the news of Chopra hosting the new season of 'Khatron Ke Khiladi' has not gone down too well with Kumar.
Apparently, Akshay has signed up as the host for the desi version of 'Top Chef', an international show hosted by model Padma Lakshmi, which is currently in its 7th year in overseas. Akshay is not very happy with Colors and Endemol but is not exactly planning to hold a grudge. He believes in healthy competition and likes it that way. Going by the reports, Akki has asked Star Plus to put his show in the same time slot as Priyanka's show.
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HIBBING, Minn. – In February, Brady Smith launched his race season with a stellar showing in World of Outlaws Late Model Series events more than 1,500 miles from his Solon Springs, Wis. home.
With the WoO LMS set to invade the Upper Midwest for its annual Wild West Tour July 10-18, Smith is aiming to find even more success as he returns to the national tour on familiar ground.
"It's always nice to race closer to home, said Smith, 37, who notched a victory and two more top-three finishes in five WoO LMS races when the series opened its season with a stretch of Florida Speedweeks events at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Fla., and Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Fla.
"These Wild West Tour races arent all right in my backyard, but theyre definitely a lot closer than some of the places weve traveled before to race with the Outlaws. Thats why Ive always enjoyed doing the Wild West Tour, getting the Outlaws guys at some of the tracks up here."
Smith, a frequent interloper on the WoO LMS and a former series regular, will begin his extended return to the series in the Wild West Tour opener Thursday (July 10) at Hibbing Raceway in Hibbing, Minn. From Hibbing, Smith will follow the series to Deer Creek Speedway (July 12) in Spring Valley, Minn., Brown County Speedway (July 15) in Aberdeen, S.D., and River Cities Speedway (July 18) in Grand Forks, N.D.
With significant experience at three of the four ovals that make up this years four-race Wild West Tour, Smith hopes to make the most of the slight advantage hell have over the traveling stars of the WoO LMS who have limited experience at those tracks.
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Located roughly two hours from his home, the 3/8-mile clay oval has produced at least one victory for Smith in each of the past three seasons in spec-engine Late Model action. Meanwhile, the majority of the WoO LMS regulars will make their first ever appearance at Hibbing as the track hosts its inaugural WoO LMS event.
"I've definitely got more laps (at Hibbing) than any of the other racetracks we're gonna hit (on the Wild West Tour), said Smith, who will compete at Hibbing for the first time since switching to a Rocket Chassis over the offseason. We've been pretty successful there with our other cars. We've got new Rocket cars, which I've never been there with. But still, I feel like I know the racetrack pretty well."


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QUICKLY: The 5th ranked Utes (25-2, WAC: 12-2) captured their second straight WAC Mountain Division title with their 65-55 victory over New Mexico Saturday night ... they now head to the 1998 Qwest WAC Tournament in Las Vegas where they face the winner of Tuesday's game between Hawaii and UNLV, Thursday at 9 p.m. (PST) ... all Ute games in the WAC Tournament will be broadcast live, nationally on ESPN ... all games will also be broadcast live on KALL radio and the Utah Sports Network ... the Utes are ranked 5th this week in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll and 5th in the Associated Press poll.
UTES CLINCH SECOND STRAIGHT WAC DIVISION CROWN: The Utes won their second straight WAC Mountain Division Championship with a 65-55 victory over New Mexico in the Huntsman Center. Utah put four players in double figures led by HANNO MOTTOLA'S 18 points. MICHAEL DOLEAC added 15 while ANDRE MILLER scored 14 points. ALEX JENSEN put together his second double-double of the season with 11 points and 10 rebounds. The Utes shot .500 from the field for the game and held UNM to just .404 shooting from the floor. Utah out rebounded the Lobos 32-24.
UTAH IN THE WAC TOURNAMENT: The Utes are 17-12 in WAC Tournament action since the tournament began in 1984 ... they have been to the finals of the tournament four times (including the last three in a row), winning the tournament twice ... Utah is the defending tournament champion after last year's 89-68 victory over TCU in the final game.
UTES IN THE WAC TOURNAMENT FINALS 1991-BYU 51, Utah 49 (OT)-Laramie 1995-Utah 67, Hawaii 54-Albuquerque 1996-New Mexico 64, Utah 60-Albuquerque 1997-Utah 89, TCU 68-Las Vegas
UTES GOING AFTER FOURTH STRAIGHT WAC TITLE: The Utes will be going after their fourth straight Western Athletic Conference championship. Last year the Utes won the WAC Tournament which also gave them the conference crown. Prior to last season the WAC determined a champion from regular season play. Utah won the championship in 1995-96 and 1994-95. They also won the regular season crown in 1992-93 and 1990-91. In the decade of the 1990's Utah has won five WAC Championships and two Mountain Division titles.
F-50 Alex Jensen (6-7, 225, So.) 6.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg
F-13 Hanno Mottola (6-10, 230, So.) 12.9 ppg, 5.4 rpg
C-51 Michael Doleac (6-11, 265, Sr.) 15.4 ppg, 6.9 rpg
G-34 Drew Hansen (6-5, 195, Sr.) 5.6 ppg, 2.7 rpg
G-24 Andre Miller (6-2, 200, Jr.) 13.8 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.9 apg
G-3 David Jackson (6-3, 205, So.) 3.6 ppg, 1.6 rpg
G-11 Jordie McTavish (6-0, 169, So.) 3.1 ppg, 1.0 apg
G-21 Trace Caton (6-4, 215, Fr.) 4.4 ppg, 1.3 rpg
F-31 Britton Johnsen (6-9, 200, Fr.) 2.4 ppg, 1.5 rpg
F-40 Jon Carlisle (6-9, 223, Fr.) 2.7 ppg, 2.2 rpg
F-45 Greg Barratt (6-8, 223, Fr.) 1.8 ppg, 1.9 rpg
C-52 Nate Althoff (6-11, 245, Fr.) 1.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg
TUESDAY (MARCH 3) First Round
1. 12:00 p.m. Tulsa (P3) vs BYU (M6)
2. 2:30 p.m. Colorado St. (M4) vs. SMU (P5)
3. 6:00 p.m. Wyoming (M3) vs. San Diego St. (P6)
4. 8:30 p.m. Hawai'i (P4) vs. UNLV (M5)
THURSDAY (MARCH 5) Quarterfinals
5. 12:00 p.m. New Mexico (M2) vs winner game 1
6. 2:30 p.m. TCU (P1) vs. winner game 2
7. 6:00 p.m. Fresno St. (P2) vs. winner game 3
FRIDAY (MARCH 6) Semifinals
9. 6:00 p.m. winner game 5 vs. winner game 6
10. 9:00 p.m. winner game 7 vs. winner game 8 (ESPN)
SATURDAY (MARCH 7) Championship
7:00 p.m. winner game 9 vs.winner game 10 (ESPN)
DOLEAC, MILLER, MOTTOLA GRAB ALL-WAC HONORS: MICHAEL DOLEAC, ANDRE MILLER and HANNO MOTTOLA gained all-WAC honors on the 1998 all-WAC team. Doleac and Miller were named first-team all-WAC as well as members of the all-WAC Defensive team. Mottola was named second team all-WAC. Last year Doleac was also named first team all-WAC and all-Defensive team. This is the second year in a row for Miller to make the all-Defensive squad.
RADIO: All the WAC Tournament games will be broadcast live on KALL RADIO (910) AM. BILL MARCROFT will call the play-by-play with JEFF JONAS doing color. BRAD STONE handles pre and post-game show duties. Stations on the network are KOAL (Price), KSGI AM (St. George), KZEZ FM (St. George) and KVEL (Vernal). Pre-game show starts 90 minutes before tipoff.
TV: All the Ute games in the WAC Tournament will be televised live on ESPN. BOB CARPENTER and JIMMY DYKES will call the action.
DOLEAC, HANSEN NAMED TO ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT SQUAD: Ute seniors MICHAEL DOLEAC and DREW HANSEN have been named to the GTE Academic All-District VIII Team. This is the second year that the two players have been selected for this honor. Doleac carries a 3.41 GPA in Biology while Hansen has a 3.99 GPA in Political Science/Economics. The two players now become eligible for Academic All-American honors. Utah is the only school in the district to place two players on the five-man team.
11 UTES MAKE HONOR ROLL: Not only are the Utes having an outstanding year on the basketball court, they are also having an excellent year in the classroom. 11 Ute players were named to the honor roll for their performance in the classroom fall quarter. Five of those players also made the Dean's List. A GPA of 3.0 or better is required to make the honor roll while a 3.5 GPA or better is required for Dean's List honors. Named to the Dean's List were GREG BARRATT, DREW HANSEN and walk-ons BRETT ALLEN, DOUG GOOCH and BRANDON SLUGA. Joining them on the honor roll were TRACE CATON, JON CARLISLE, MICHAEL DOLEAC, ALEX JENSEN, JORDIE MCTAVISH and ADAM SHARP. Eight of the 13 scholarship players made the coveted list. During RICK MAJERUS' tenure as head coach at Utah 68 players have made the honor roll. As a team the Utes posted a combined GPA of 3.04 for fall quarter.
UTES IN TOP 25: Utah continues to be ranked in the top 25 this week as they have all season. They are ranked fifth this week. Third hasbeen their highest ranking of the season. Their highest ranking of all time is second where, they finished in last seasons final Associated Press poll.
AP Poll
1. Duke (27-2)
2. Arizona (26-3)
3. Kansas (31-3)
4. North Carolina (27-3)
6. Connecticut (26-4)
7. Kentucky (26-4)
8. Princeton (25-1)
9. Purdue (24-6)
10. Mississippi (21-5)
11. Stanford (24-4)
12. Michigan St. (20-6)
14. Cincinnati (23-5)
15. South Carolina (21-6)
16. Arkansas (22-7)
17. Michigan (21-8)
18. Illinois (21-8)
20. New Mexico (21-6)
21. Maryland (18-9)
22. Syracuse (22-7)
23. West Virginia (22-7)
24. Temple (20-6)
25. Oklahoma State (21-4)
USA TODAY/ESPN TOP 25 (week of 3-2)
1. Duke (27-2)
2. Arizona (26-3)
3. Kansas (31-3)
4. North Carolina (27-3)
6. Connecticut (26-4)
7. Kentucky (26-4)
8. Princeton (25-1)
9. Purdue (24-6)
10. Mississippi (21-5)
11. Stanford (24-4)
12. Michigan State (20-6)
13. Cincinnati (23-5)
15. South Carolina (21-6)
16. Arkansas (22-7)
18. Michigan (21-8)
19. New Mexico (21-6)
20. Illinois (21-8)
21. Syracuse (22-7)
22. West Virginia (22-7)
23. Massachusetts (20-9)
24. Maryland (18-9)
25. Temple (20-7)
MAJERUS' MARK: Ute coach RICK MAJERUS went into the season as the 13th winningest active coach in the country and the 27th all-time winningest coach ever ... has posted a 205-57 (.782) record in his ninth season at Utah ... is in his 14th year as a major college head coach and has a career record of 304-109 (.736) ... is the winningest Utah basketball coach in modern times. (For a complete Majerus bio see later in the release).
UTES 25-2 MARK, BEST RECORD SINCE `90-'91: Utah's 25-2 mark is the best regular season record since the 1990-91 squad ended the regular season with a 26-2 mark. That team won the first three games of the season, then lost 81-65 at Michigan before going on to win 17 games in a row. They then fell 68-62 at New Mexico before closing out the regular season with six straight wins. They finished the year at 30-4 and won the conference championship with a 15-1 mark. Their other two losses were a 51-49 overtime loss to BYU in the finals of the WAC Tournament and a 83-66 defeat at the hands of UNLV in the West Regional semifinals of the NCAA Tournament.
MICHAEL DOLEAC is currently in 14th place on the Ute career scoring list with 1,387 points. He needs 14 points to pass JERRY CHAMBERS (1964-66, 1400 points ) to move into the 13th spot on the list.
UTES AMONG TOP TEAMS IN THE 90s: Going into the season the Utes were ranked 10th in the country for most victories and highest winning percentage in the decade of the 1990s. Utah has posted a 217-69 record during that time for a .759 winning percentage.
UTES IN 1,000 VICTORY CLUB: The Utes are one of the teams in the country with over 1,000 basketball wins in their history. In the 89 years of Utah basketball, Utah hoop teams have won 1,371 games and have lost just 730. That works out to a .652 winning percentage. Utah first started playing basketball in 1908.
UTES ON A ROLL: The Utes have been on a roll the last couple of years.
They are off to a 25-2 start in the current season but dating back to last year Utah has won 39 of it's last 42 games. The three setbacks were the Feb. 12 loss at Wyoming (62-56), the Feb. 1 loss at New Mexico (77-74) and the 72-59 loss to Kentucky in last years NCAA Regional Finals in San Jose.
UTES ARE IN 26TH 20 WIN SEASON: This is the 26th season a Utah Basketball team has won at least 20 games in a season. Under RICK MAJERUS Utah has seven seasons of at least 20 wins including the last four in a row.
1990-91: 30-4
1991-92: 24-11
1992-93: 24-7
1994-95: 28-6
1995-96: 27-7
1996-97: 29-4
1997-98: 25-2
DOLEAC DOIN' IT: MICHAEL DOLEAC is having an excellent season. For the second year in a row he was named first team all-WAC and a member of the all-WAC Defensive team. He was also named to the GTE Academic All-District team. The 6-11 senior is leading the Utes in scoring and rebounding for the season averaging 15.4 points and 6.9 rebounds per game. He leads the team in blocks with 29. Doleac is in 14th place on the Ute career scoring chart with 1,387 career points. He needs 14 points to pass JERRY CHAMBERS (1964-66, 1400 points) to move into 13th place on the list. Doleac is also in 8th place on the career rebound chart with 830 rebounds. He needs 47 boards to pass TOM CHAMBERS (1978-81, 876 rebounds) to move into 7th place on the list.
MILLER TIME: ANDRE MILLER continues to play well from the point guard position. He was named first team all-WAC and a member of the all-WAC Defensive team for the second year in a row. He is second on the team in scoring averaging 13.8 points per game. He also leads the team in assists averaging 4.9 per game and steals with 59 on the year. He is averaging 2.2 steals per game. His assist to turnover ratio for the season is 4.9 assists to 2.1 turnovers per game. In WAC games he has a 5.4 assist to 1.9 turnover ratio per game. He is also shooting .579 percent from the floor for the season. He is shooting .618 in WAC play. Andre is in 4th place on the Ute career assist list with 490 assists. He needs 46 more to pass PACE MANNION (1980-83, 535 assists) and move into 3rd place on the list. Andre is among 10 finalists for USBWA Player of the Year honors.
A LOOK AT THE UTES FIRST GAME: The Utes will play the winner of Tuesday nights first round game between UNLV and Hawai'i ... Hawai'i is 19-6 going into the game while UNLV is 16-12 ... the Utes and Hawai'i have not played have not played since the 1996 season when they met three times. Utah won all three games, beating the `Bows in Honolulu 82-46, in Salt Lake 69-59 and in the first round of the WAC Tournament 76-63 ... the Utes have won the last seven games between the two schools ... last Hawai'i win was a 72-56 victory in Honolulu during the 1994 season ... UNLV and the Utes have met twice this season with the Utes winning 67-54 on Jan. 24 in Las Vegas and 79-68 on Feb. 23 in Salt Lake ... last UNLV victory was an 83-66 win in the 1991 NCAA Regional Semifinals in Seattle.
UTES IN THE HUNTSMAN CENTER: Utah basketball teams have compiled a 354-83 (.810) record in the JON M. HUNTSMAN CENTER since the building opened for the 1969-70 season. RICK MAJERUS has posted a 114-10 (.919) record in the building since he has been the Ute coach ... the Utes have won 21 games in a row in the JMHC dating back to last season's Dec. 31 loss to Wake Forest. That is currently the 10th best home win streak in the nation. Utah finished the 1997-98 home season with a perfect 13-0 record.
ON WINNING THE MOUNTAIN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP: "It's a tremendous accomplishment for our team. It's four times in a row we are WAC Champs of some significance. I applaud our defensive effort and our bench. We are looking forward to going down to Las Vegas and competing there. I think as we reflect back, we are 25-2, we are playing good ball and we have a nice substitution pattern going and that's important."
ON UNLV: "UNLV is very athletic. They've got good size and potent scoring both inside and outside. I think they play very hard and it was a hard fought game here. When you look at guys like Simmons and Keefe you are looking at all-league players from another conference. They also have high school All-Americans and junior college All-Americans in Nesby, Greedy and Daniels. They have good quickness, good size and excellent strength."
ON HAWAII: "Hawaii has an outstanding backcourt. Kroeger is a kid we looked at and recruited. Carter is a guy who can take you off the dribble and is a very prolific scorer. Smith is a tremendous point guard. He is a very heady player and runs their offense well, in addition to being a terrific shooter. Ambrozich and Galloway give them a strong rebounding presence."
UTE NOTES: For their 13 home games this season the Utes averaged 13,818 fans per game in the Huntsman Center ... the Utes are 6-0 on ESPN this season going into the WAC Tournament where every game Utah plays will be shown on ESPN.
Nine years under Head Coach Rick Majerus has entrenched the University of Utah in the nation's basketball power structure. Majerus, the winningest Utah basketball coach in modern times (205-57) (.782), has led the Utes to unprecedented success.
In the 89-year history of Utah basketball, the Utes have never enjoyed an eight-year stretch like the Majerus tenure. Despite the fact Majerus coached just six games in his first season, due to heart surgery his clubs have averaged 22 wins per year during that time.
His six postseason appearances (five NCAA) is a school coaching benchmark. Never before has a Ute team advanced to the Sweet 16 three times in a six-year span. Majerus' teams own five Western Athletic Conference championships in the decade of the 1990s, including the last three--a feat never before achieved at Utah. His Utes captured both the Mountain Division crown last year, with a near-perfect 15-1 record, and the WAC Tournament title.
He also led the 1997-98 Utes to their second straight Mountain Division title. Majerus' success goes beyond the conference level. The team advanced to the West Regional championship game (the Elite Eight), becoming the first Ute team to make it that far since the 1966 squad played in the "Final Four."
Last Season was Utah's fifth NCAA Tournament appearance under Majerus, and its third trip to the Sweet 16. The 1990-91 Utes produced a school-record 30-4 record and made it to the Sweet 16, where they lost to defending NCAA champion UNLV. The 1995-96 Utes also made the regional tourney--running into eventual NCAA champion Kentucky in the first game.
All five of Majerus' Utah NCAA teams have won at least a first-round game, with the 1993 and 1995 teams falling in the second round. Majerus also has one NIT "Final Four" to his credit while at Utah. His 1991-92 club made the trip to the Big Apple and the NIT finals, where the Utes took third. Majerus' feats have earned him national recognition and respect.
The three-time WAC Coach of the Year (1991, '93, '95), was tapped for national honors in 1991 (Basketball Times' and UPI Coach of the Year) and 1992 (Playboy Coach of the Year). He is also a four-time District Coach of the Year. In a previous two-year stint with Ball State, Majerus received The Hoop Scoop Coach of the Year honors in 1988-89.
Most recently, the WAC media voted him Mountain Division Coach of the Year in 1996-97. Success has followed Majerus at all of his stops. His head coaching career began at Marquette, where he compiled a 56-35 record from 1983-86 and took his teams to three NIT Tournaments. He preceded his Utah tenure with a successful two-year stint at Ball State, where he logged a 43-17 mark, including a 29-3 record and an NCAA second round berth in 1988-89.
He was an accomplished assistant coach before making the jump to the top seat. In 12 years as an assistant at Marquette (1972-83), Majerus was part of 11 NCAA Tournament teams. Marquette won the NCAA Championship in 1976-77. The veteran coach also spent a year in the National Basketball Association as an assistant to Don Nelson.
The Milwaukee Bucks posted a 50-32 record and made the NBA playoffs during Majerus' year on the bench (1986-87). Majerus has an international resume, as well. He served last summer as the head coach of the USA Basketball Men's 22 and under team that competed in the World Championships in Melbourne, Australia.
He spent the summer of 1994 as an assistant coach to Don Nelson for the USA "Dream Team 2," which featured the top NBA players in the Men's World Basketball Championships in Toronto. Majerus' reach extends into the classroom. In his time at Utah, 68 players have made the honor roll, including 11 this past fall quarter.
Michael Doleac and Drew Hansen were named to the 1998 GTE Academic All-America District Team for the second year in a row. Hansen was also chosen as the winner of the 1997 Playboy Magazine Anson Mount Scholar/Athlete Award for basketball. The 1996-97 team put together a team GPA of 3.08 while the 1997-98 bunch has a 3.04 team GPA. Born on Feb. 17, 1948, the 50-year-old Majerus is a Sheboygan, Wis., native.
He graduated from Marquette in 1970 with a bachelor's degree in history. He received a master's, also from Marquette, in 1979 in guidance and counseling.
RICK'S RECORD YEAR TEAM RECORD FINISH POST SEASON 1997-98 Utah 25-2 WAC Tourn. 1996-97 Utah 29-4 1st NCAA "Elite 8" 1995-96 Utah 27-7 1st NCAA "Sweet 16" 1994-95 Utah 28-6 1st NCAA 2nd Round 1993-94 Utah 14-14 5th (tie) 1992-93 Utah 24-7 1st NCAA 2nd Round 1991-92 Utah 24-11 4th NIT "Final Four" 1990-91 Utah 30-4 1st NCAA "Sweet 16" 1989-90 Utah 4-2 6th (tie) 1988-89 Ball State 29-3 -- NCAA 2nd Round 1987-88 Ball State 14-14 -- 1985-86 Marquette 19-11 -- NIT 1984-85 Marquette 20-11 -- NIT 1983-84 Marquette 17-13 -- NIT ______________________________________________________________________
Utah Total: 205-57 (.782), 9th year Career Total: 304-109 (.735), 14th year-13th among active NCAA coaches in winning percentage going into the season.


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June 24, 2014
Iconic Antiques Garage Closing The Doors
In New York City, it is the end of an era, as booming real estate development has finally caught up with Chelsea's almost famous The Antiques Garage. It was among the last of the garages that on weekends would be transformed into a flea market.
The garage was featured on TLC's Flea Market Flip and other reality series and was notable in that it was open almost year round. The garage, which during the week was used for parking, was one of many in the Chelsea neighborhood in Central Manhattan of New York that was all but empty on weekends.
In the 1970s, as crime rose in the city, tourists didn't exactly head to what at the time was still light industry, bars and offices. However, the empty lots found a use as flea markets in the 1970s. Chelsea entrepreneur Alan Boss started off with just 11 vendors in 1976, but by the 1990s that number had grown to more than 600 vendors and the markets expanded to include a string of corner lots along Sixth Avenue.
The markets became upscale and soon antique shops opened in the buildings around the flea markets. Rummaging started early every Saturday morning and pickers and deal hunters would be out as early as 4am, while day-trippers and tourists returned and found decorative arts, furniture and various bric-a-brac.
It was New York's version of London's famed Portabello Road and Bermondsey Market, or the massive Paris Flea Market.
All good things come to an end.
The flea markets declined not because people lost interest or because the neighborhood went downhill. Actually, the opposite happened. Chelsea became more upscale and fashionable as crime in New York fell. Chelsea became part of the northern end of Silicon Valley with the West Village and Soho flanking it. Thus, the small parking lots soon were bought up and high rise buildings replaced them.
Some New Yorkers, including a friend of this writer, bemoan the loss of the markets.
As someone who was there for the final glory days, I also attribute the loss to the growth of online commerce. Sure, it was nice to troll around the flea markets looking for bargains, but the truly "good old days" were gone as soon as the tourists and day-trippers arrived. If you weren't at the markets by 8am, the best deals were gone and the markets pretty much picked over.
All is not lost for the vendors, though. Many will relocate to The West 25th Street Market or the Hell's Kitchen Flea Market, and likely it could start anew. No, it won't be the same, but things change.
For the record, even those European markets have declined. The Paris markets have been overtaken by vendors selling t-shirts and jeans, and it takes a lot of walking through cheap products to truly reach the antique markets, which aren't what they used to be. Portabello Road is still a must-see destination for anyone with a few hours on Saturday morning to kill, while Bermondsey is a shadow of its former glory days. The same neighborhood revitalization that killed New York's markets resulted in the end of Bermondsey.
Let's face it, parking lots are something that most urban areas can't afford, especially not when an underground garage can provide as many spaces. However, in this era, most luxury apartments and office buildings don't need the hassle of allowing vendors to cart in junk week, after week, as the old antique garage apparently did.
Progress has a way of sometimes changing things. For Chelsea, it is a nicer place to work and live, but for those looking for a bargain, it is easier to head to eBay.
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Dee Dee Rainbow, known for her multicolored parasol and wand, eye-glitter and exuberant good cheer at jazz and other outdoor arts events, died Tuesday. She was 81. The cause was heart disease.
Ms. Rainbow — that was her legal last name, changed from Raible in the '70s — died peacefully, waiting for a guest at the North Seattle senior group home where she had lived the past five years.
"It seemed out of character for mom to go with nobody in the room," said her daughter, Deborah Raible. "Generally, she would have been surrounded by an entourage."
Indeed, Ms. Rainbow's capacity to attract attention was legendary. Raible said one of her favorite memories of her mother was watching her walk down the sidewalk downtown, cutting a path through the crowd as people turned their heads to get a second look.
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Said Northwest jazz radio deejay Jim Wilke, "When I was emceeing a concert, and I saw that flash of color, I knew it was an official event."
When she wasn't giving fans a "jazz blessing" with her wand, Ms. Rainbow taught art at Meany Middle School, where she worked for 29 years, starting in 1963. She also made hand-built ceramics, which she showed at various Seattle venues.
According to her daughter, Ms. Rainbow's students at Meany first dubbed her the "Rainbow Lady" because of her colorful outfits.
Born Delores Yvonne Wardall at Swedish Hospital, Ms. Rainbow grew up in Hawthorn Hills and Laurelhurst. According to family legend, "The Rainbow Lady's first word was "Kalakala," uttered as she looked out the window at the art deco ferry from her grandparents' West Seattle home.
As a child, she studied art at Cornish College. She graduated in 1950 from Roosevelt High School and married Peter S. Raible the same year.
Raible was studying to become a Unitarian minister, and his travels took Ms. Rainbow to Berkeley, Calif., Providence, R.I., and Nebraska. During this period Ms. Rainbow studied art at San Francisco State University and the Rhode Island School of Design and earned a B.F.A. in education from the University of Nebraska.
In 1961, her husband was called to University Unitarian Church, where Ms. Rainbow earlier had founded a fine-arts gallery, kicking it off with a show by Mark Tobey, a friend of the family. Ms. Rainbow and her husband divorced in 1968.
Around 1963, Ms. Rainbow began attending the Monterey Jazz Festival in California, where she became a conspicuous figure leading a New Orleans-style parasol parade on Saturday afternoon.
As a mom, said Raible, Ms. Rainbow added a dose of good humor to everything.
"Even going to the dentist was something we looked forward to," she said.
Ms. Rainbow is survived her sister, Marsha Valentine, of Everett; her children — Deborah, of Seattle; Stephen Raible, of Stanwood; and Robert Raible, of Winnetka, Ill. — and eight grandchildren. Her daughter Robin died in 2006.
A celebration of Ms. Rainbow's life, including a New Orleans-style funeral march, is scheduled for 1 p.m. Jan. 4 at University Unitarian Church, 6556 35th Ave. N.E., Seattle
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Futzie Nutzle Talk Postponed Due to Weather!
Rescheduled for Thursday, March 31 at 6:30 in the Cabrillo Gallery
Reception: Saturday, March 19, 5:00-7:00
Artists' Talk: Thursday, March 31, 6:30 – new date
Futzie Nutzle: Paintings and Works on Paper is the first major exhibition of work by this elusive artist in more than a decade. Futzie, a.k.a. Bruce Kleinsmith, was at one time the most widely known visual artist in Santa Cruz. From the late 1960s into the 1990s, Nutzle's drawings, paintings, cartoons and posters were everywhere—including the South Bay and San Francisco. His drawings were often reproduced in the various newspapers that came and went during those years, but he made a name for himself in the 1970s when he became one of Rolling Stone Magazine's first cartoonists to have his work displayed on the Letters page. Nutzle describes his whimsical pen and ink drawings, which were a regular contribution to Rolling Stone for many years, as a "sparse, spontaneous, aggravated way of thinking" that never had a constant character or theme. Writer Stephen Kessler, in a recent interview with Nutzle for Metro Santa Cruz wrote, "Nutzle's distinctive, spare, fine black ink line, set off against its stark white background, was uniquely unmistakable for its minimalist clarity, sophisticated wit and nutty originality."
Nutzle's images were a revelation to readers and an inspiration to other artists and writers. Aside from his regular contributions in Rolling Stone, his work appeared in The Prague Post and for over ten years in The Japan Times, further internationalizing his visibility. The Metro and Santa Cruz Weekly also frequently published his drawings. He has been featured in over ten published books, at least two of which, Modern Loafer and Run the World, are his collected drawings. His work has been collected in both private and public collections including both San Francisco's and New York's Museums of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, The Oakland Museum and many others.
He was a busy man, then dropped out of sight—at least as far as most of the world was concerned. Now approaching the age of seventy, Futzie Nutzle is making a comeback. Futzie Nutzle: Paintings and Works on Paper includes recent oil paintings and numerous drawings all in the quintessential Nutzle style, but with saturated color and lush textural surfaces. Imagine a Dr. Seuss illustration, then mix it up with a Vincent van Gogh painting with subjects that are either personal or political, and you have a Nutzle painting.
Living with his wife, Halina, in San Juan Bautista for the past ten years, Nutzle has been busy painting, drawing and living the satisfying life of a reclusive artist while also running their antique shop, Fool's Gold.
What: Futzie Nutzle: Paintings and Works on Paper
When: March 18 - April 22, 2011
Reception: Saturday, March 19, 5:00 - 7:00 PM.
Artists' Talk: Thursday, March 24, 6:30 PM
Where: Cabrillo Gallery, 6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos
The Cabrillo Gallery is located in the Library Building of Cabrillo College, rm #1002, in the center of the uphill side of the Cabrillo College campus.
Hours are Monday – Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM including Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 PM.
The Cabrillo Gallery is free and accessible to all. Parking can be found in any of the numerous metered parking areas.


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Map for a friends campaign. Actually a remake of an older simpler map. I was trying out a few new things here, some of which worked out, others not so much.
Oh and btw, this town is in a hot and dry locale, it's not just me using desaturated, brown/yellowy colours this time. =P


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Our thanks to everyone who participated in and supported the first-ever Run the Bases 5K/10K!
You helped raise more than $5,000 for Build Our Ballpark, and we are already working to make next year's event even better.
Follow Build Our Ballpark and the Cedar Valley SportsPlex on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates throughout the year.
Congratulations to the winners!
1st place winners received a trophy, running shoes from The Runner's Flat, and $200.
2nd place winners received $150.
3rd place winners received $50.
5K Males
1st Place: Mathew Chesang
2nd Place: Keegan Parrott
3rd Place: Joe Smith
5K Females
1st Place: Traci Kresser
2nd Place: Flannery Cerbin
3rd Place: Mackenzie Michael
10K Males
1st Place: Adam Bohach
2nd Place: Nathan Hopp
3rd Place: Chris Black
10K Females
1st Place: Samantha Wingert
2nd Place: Ashlyn Bagge
3rd Place: Melissa Summers
The Mahon Family
Peg & Tony Luetkehans
Crowns by Box


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March 19, 2013 | 238 views
Island Park hosts Sandy relief meeting
Assemblyman Anthony Santino hosted at town hall meeting to address the problems cause by Superstorm Sandy on March 13 at the Lincoln Orens Middle School in Island Park.
Present at the meeting were representatives from FEMA, Nassau County and the Town of Henpstead.
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Review: 2013-04-06, close fight with some good exchanges but it is not enough to get three stars. Roman Martinez (26-1-2) entered as the No.13 super featherweight in the world while the undefeated Diego Magdaleno (23-0-0) entered as the No.15. Martinez vs Magdaleno is valid for the WBO super featherweight title; undercard of Brian Viloria vs Juan Francisco Estrada . Watch the video!
Date: 2013-04-06
Where: Cotai Arena, Macao, Macao S.A.R., China
Division: super featherweight (130 lbs, 59.0 kg)
Title: WBO super featherweight title
Magdaleno's previous fight: Diego Magdaleno vs Antonio Davis
Martinez's next fight: Mikey Garcia vs Roman Martinez
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