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Spending time with family & friends, taking spontaneous road trips, hiking, yoga, running, finding new restaurants & coffee shops, enjoying life through the eyes of my toddler!
Why did you choose Meteorology?
I actually started a career in marketing after college, but found myself enrolling in Radio/TV courses in my spare time. I took on some internships at a couple news stations in town and realized I was always migrating to the weather center and asking the weatherman a million questions. So, I headed back to school to study Meteorology and I was hooked! It all seemed to fall into place from there.
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Q: Where did you work prior to joining The Weather Channel?
A: Before joining The Weather Channel, I was the morning meteorologist at KDVR, Fox 31News in Denver, CO. While there I covered severe weather during spring and summer, along with plenty of major snowstorms.
I was lead weather anchor for ABC affiliate KIFI-TV in Idaho Falls, ID, in 2005-2007 and served as an anchor, producer and weather forecaster at Cable News 16 in San Diego, CA, in 2004. Prior to that, I held various off-air positions including a production assistant and news writer at News 9 KUSI and weather intern/producer at FOX 6 News, both located in San Diego.
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BACKGROUND: Close to 10 million Americans suffer from osteoporosis, a disease of the bones. Bones are living tissues that are constantly being absorbed and replaced. When the creation of new bone does not keep up with the removal of old bone, osteoporosis occurs. Bones then become very weak and can break even from a minor fall. About half of all women over 50 and one in four men will break a bone due to osteoporosis. Some people lose height and become shorter. It will affect posture and cause a person to hunch or stoop. This happens when bone in the spine break or collapse. Twenty percent of seniors who break a hip die within one year from problems related to the broken bone or from surgery to repair it. People who do survive require long-term nursing home care. Osteoporosis is responsible for millions of fractures and billions in costs. Experts predict that by 2025, $25.3 billion will be spent each year. (Source: www.nof.org).
NEW RESEARCH: While there are so many Americans affected by osteoporosis, the causes of it remain a mystery. New research is being conducted to address osteoporosis in a unique way. Postmenopausal women and aging men are not the only ones who have to worry about bone loss. Studies have found that on average, an astronaut will lose one to two percent of bone mass each month in space. Researchers believe that by solving the problem of why bone loss occurs in space, important clues will be revealed about what causes osteoporosis on Earth.
Astronauts usually experience bone loss in the lower halves of their bodies (lumbar vertebrae and legs). Also they experience a rise in calcium levels in the blood, which increases the risk of kidney stones. The suspected cause of bone loss in space is weightlessness. The pull of gravity 350 km above Earth's surface is 90 percent as strong as it is on the ground. As a result, the acceleration they feel is as little as 0.0001% of the gravitational acceleration on Earth's surface. Their bones no longer have to fight against Earth's gravitational pull. Therefore, they experience less mechanical strain to the skeletal system. Scientists believe reduced stress on bones may be responsible for the progressive bone loss in long-term residents of space, mimicking what happens to those that are confined to beds due to illness or old age.
In prolonged weightlessness, bone mass decreases due to the lack of stress on the bones that slows the formation of new bone. Fewer bone-building cells, along with a constant level of bone-destroying activity, results in a net loss of bone mass. Why weightlessness inhibits the development of osteoblasts is currently being studied at Vanderbilt University. A chemical in the development of osteoblast cells from precursor cells is an enzyme called "creatine kinase-B." Scientists are trying to figure out which molecules in the body regulate the activity of this enzyme and how those chemicals are affected by low gravity, hoping that this knowledge will point to a way to boost osteoblast formation in space. Another study at the Medical College of Georgia is investigating a possible connection between eating and bone destruction. Ingesting food causes level of a certain hormone to increase in the blood stream. This hormone can stimulate production of insulin after a meal, triggering cells to absorb glucose from the blood. Bone cells are sensitive to this hormone. Researchers have found that when this hormone attaches to "receptor" molecules on bone cells, osteoclast (bone destroying) activity goes down and osteoblast (bone creating) activity goes up. Whether hormones like this can be given to astronauts as a supplement to prevent bone degradation is unknown to scientists so far. Another study led by Dr. Douglas Chang at the University of California, San Diego has found that the discs in astronauts are becoming weaker, faster. In zero gravity, they grow an average of two inches when their spines straighten out, resulting in more disc herniation's. NASA research has already made some headway in their research. For example, their research led to the development of a fast and inexpensive tool to measure the extent of osteoporosis by analyzing the stiffness of bones. (Source: www.science.nasa.gov).
Dr. Douglas Chang, Associate Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Chief of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at UC San Diego, talks about back pain and space.
Is most all back pain due to compression and is just the opposite?
Dr. Chang: We don't really know the exact cause of back pain. There are a few things that go wrong that we know. The spine is composed of little blocks of bone and there are little cushions in between those blocks that gives us flexibility. One thing we do know is that those cushions tend to squash down and push out and they can sit on some of the nerves that control the legs and cause a lot pain. We also know that little bone spurs develop in the back and that can be significantly painful. Bone spurs are almost like a little bit of sandpaper or grit in our spines that can be really, really abrasive and irritating. It's almost like the calcium deposits that sort of develop on our plumbing over the decades. So there's that, there's muscle pain and spasms, there's a few different things and it's a little mysterious what the exact cause of back pain is.
What are three to five things people could do for their spine every day?
Dr. Chang: I think the most important thing is having an exercise program, a core conditioning program and it doesn't have to be much. I mean maybe fifteen minutes, twenty minutes a day of sit ups and maybe some back extension exercises. I have a web site where I worked with a physical therapist and showed a few simple exercises to do. Doing something like that over time, and making sure that the muscles of the stomach and the back holding everything in place are strong, I think is the number one thing that people can do.
How many patients do you see with lower back pain every day?
Dr. Chang: Uh, I think about twenty.
Is it a nonstop revolving door here with people?
Dr. Chang: I don't feel that way about them. There are a lot of people with back pain and we're booked out for months to have people come and see us. It's really a common problem and I enjoy seeing all the patients and helping them.
You are doing something special. Your lab is basically space, correct?
Dr. Chang: I'm working with a physiologist, Dr. Alan Hargens, and we're looking at the effects of space on the human body. One project I'm really passionate about is the effect of space and weightlessness on our spines.
Are a lot of astronauts coming back and having back pain problems?
Dr. Chang: Up to eighty five percent have significant back pain to the point it's affecting their activities of daily living and their mission up in space. When they come back down, they have an increased incidence of disc herniation. Much higher than you'd expect for a comparable age matched population of retired jet pilots and military men.
Why is that?
Dr. Chang: We don't know and that's the exact reason why we're trying to look in to this. We think that in space without the effects of gravity and daily cyclic loading that the soft tissues of the spine are being harmed. Just like we hear about osteoporosis and how it's real important to do weight bearing exercise and daily loading of our bones, we're finding that the same situation applies to the soft tissues and the muscles, the discs of our bodies and particularly the spine.
So it's a certain amount of time. Do you have to be on the space station for six months or can it be like a two week mission?
Dr. Chang: All of the above. I mean it's just recently where people have spent a considerable amount of time up in space. We've gone back to the log books and for all the different space flights, regardless of time they do seem to have some increased incidents of back pain and disc herniations.

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The No. 10-ranked Dawson County boys basketball team picked up two wins last week against Banks County, 55-53, and non-region foe White County, 54-51. Sandwiched in between, the Tigers lost their first game of the season to an athletic Jefferson team, 65-54.
The five game winning streak for Head Coach Steve Sweat and his Lady Tiger basketball team is over.
The Dawson County boys basketball team continued its winning ways with three victories last week.
After announcing the new class designations last month, the Georgia High School Association moved forward in the next phase of reclassification, slotting teams into regions during last Wednesday's meeting in Thomaston.
Dawson County High School freshman softball pitcher and first baseman Jenna Abbott was named to the Gainesville Times All-Area second team last week.
The Dawson County ninth grade boys basketball team improved its record to 2-0 with a 46-18 win over Woody Gap last Thursday.
Coach Arron Haynes has announced team captains for the 2009-2010 wrestling season.
It has been a long time since the Dawson County Lady Tiger basketball team has started the season at 4-0. But Coach Steve Sweat has his team winning.
The Dawson County boys basketball team defeated Hebron Christian Academy, 59-48, to claim the championship trophy of the Inaugural Lions Thanksgiving Tournament. The tournament was held at Hebron Christian Academy in Dacula.
The Dawson County Lady Tiger basketball team steamrolled Oglethorpe County, 64-5, and Cross Keys, 73-1, last week to get off to a quick 2-0 start.
The JV girls basketball team lost to Lambert in its first action of the 2009-2010 season, by a 36-21 score last Thursday, Nov. 19.
Poor shooting from the free throw line spelled doom for Coach Wes Greer's junior varsity Tigers. The Tigers converted on only 6-of-15 attempts as the team lost its opening game of the season to Lambert High School 55-46 last Thursday, Nov. 19.
The Dawson County wrestling team opened the season last Friday, Nov. 20 with a tri-match against Gilmer County and Southeast Whitfield in Ellijay. The match was a tough way to open the season, as the Tigers dropped a 68-12 decision to Gilmer and a 46-36 loss to Southeast Whitfield, from 6-AAA.
The Dawson County High School ninth grade boys team opened its season last Tuesday, Nov. 17 with a 57-18 win at Union County.
Dawson County High School senior Chase Gilreath had plenty of reasons to be smiling last Thursday when he inked a baseball scholarship with the Columbus State University Cougars.
Madison Caldwell continues to play well for the Lady Tigers golf team. Caldwell shot an even par 36 at Crystal Falls Golf Course against Fannin and Gilmer counties on March 11.
The Dawson County High School boys track team ran at the prestigious Greater Atlanta Christian School Invitational on March 15 in Norcross.
The winning streak is now at eight games for the Dawson County High School varsity boys' soccer team. Coach Jed Lacey's team swept all three games at the Tournament of Champions in Jekyll Island on March 13-15.
Dawson County was on "cloud nine" after winning its first five games of the season. Unfortunately, that came to an end last week as the Tigers dropped all three of their games. All three games were region 7-AAA match-ups.
Dawson County High School Golf Coach Wes Greer's team played two matches last week in less than favorable weather.
The Dawson County High School varsity girls soccer team showed why it holds a No. 7 ranking in the state in Class AAA.
The Dawson County High School varsity soccer team won both matches played last week in convincing fashion.
The Tigers picked up their fifth straight win with no losses following a come from behind 5-2 win over Gilmer County in Ellijay on March 5.
The run of Lady Tigers basketball came to a halt in Madison on Feb. 24 against a very strong Morgan County team.
The Dawson County boys' basketball season has come to an end. The Tigers ran into a very good Cedar Grove basketball team Feb. 25 in Ellenwood and fell 62-33.
The Dawson County baseball team is off to a great start. The Tigers, under first year head coach Thad Burgess, are currenlty 3-0 with wins at East Jackson Feb. 26, 13-0, and Chestatee on March 1, 10-2.
The Dawson County 12 and under all stars basketball team has done it again. The team won the GRPA District 7 Class B tournament March 1 and will compete in the GRPA State Tournament on March 7 and 9.
The No. 5 Class AAA Lady Tigers soccer team picked up two wins last week against Pickens County, 8-0, and Rabun County, 4-0.
The Dawson County varsity boys' soccer team improved its record to 3-1 with wins over Pickens County, 7-0, and Rabun County, 6-0, last week.
Dawson County High School varsity girls basketball coach Steve Sweat said at the beginning of the season that he anticipated Region 7-AAA to be one of the toughest in the state. Sweat proved to be right, as all four teams from the region advanced to the "Sweet Sixteen" round of the state tourney Feb. 21 and 22.
Region 7-AAA defeated all four teams from Region 5-AAA; East Hall defeated North Murray, 61-36, Buford won over Ringgold, 64-29, North Hall edged No. 1-seed Sonoraville, 62-53, and in the biggest game of all, Dawson County defeated a very talented Cartersville team, on ...
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Started in 1979, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of America's longest-running film festivals. Through the years, in and out of trends and fads, the Mountainfilm in Telluride Festival has always been best described by one unchanging word: inspiring. Far more than any other adjective, that's how festival audiences describe their experience.
In addition to screening leading independent documentary films from around the world, the festival includes a full-day symposium on a critical contemporary issue, art and photography exhibits, early morning coffee talks, a book signing party, an ice cream social, student programs and a closing picnic/awards ceremony. Presentations and panels are scheduled throughout the Memorial Day weekend event with a wide diversity of special guests, ranging from artists to adventurers and academics to activists.
While nothing can replace experiencing the festival in person, this short video, "What is Mountainfilm," captures the essence nicely:
Just as the festival is made up of many moving parts, so is the organization overall. Here's a brief rundown on what else we're up to:
Year-round and worldwide, we take a selection of festival films out on the road. We present both single-event and multi-day shows, hosted by a wide array of organizations, including schools and colleges, corporations, community groups and theater operators. Through the tour, we touch the lives of some 40,000 people every year and visit more than 100 locations on five continents.
Through a partnership with Outside Television—a cable channel reaching more than 61 million viewers annually across the country—we've expanded our audience far beyond the reach of the festival and the tour. Festival films, as well as interviews with filmmakers and special guests shot at the festival, screen on Outside TV four nights a week at prime time.
In the interest of helping individuals tell important stories—and have those stories heard—we award five $5,000 grants annually. The recipients are filmmakers, artists, photographers and adventurers whose projects are intended to move audiences to action on issues that matter. This is our way of giving back to the amazing community of filmmakers and other content providers that have generously supported Mountainfilm over the decades.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 1–10 out of 19 events
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m.
Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new! Join us on Saturdays, Tuesday and Thursday mornings for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
Category: Fitness
Art Exhibit: Fish & Crushed Can Story- Mixed Media
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
This mixed media exhibit by artist Iandry Randriamandroso illustrates how growth is disrupted by invasive species.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art
Exhibition, Benjamin Swett: New York City of Trees
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Twenty-eight color portraits of trees around the five boroughs that grow along the streets and in the parks, cemeteries, gardens, and backyards of the city.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art, History, Kids, Talks
Shape Up NYC: Couch to 5K
at Bowne Park, Queens
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Join Shape Up NYC for a free outdoor Couch to 5K class each week.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Catch & Release Fishing
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Grab a pole and relax on the Harlem Meer while you wait for a bite from one of the many species of fish that live in its diverse aquatic ecosystem! Poles available to borrow; must…
Category: Nature, Kids, Waterfront, Fishing
CityParks PuppetMobile Presents "Little Red's Hood"
at Brownsville Recreation Center (in Brownsville Playground), Brooklyn
10:00 a.m.
Little Red's Hood marionette puppet show is a fresh retelling of the classic "Little Red Riding Hood" tale updated with a modern sensibility that will appeal to kids.
Category: Kids
Street Types: Turn of the Century Portraiture By Alice Austen
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
This show explores the portraits Alice Austen made on the streets of Manhattan at the turn of the last century.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
Garden Highlights Walk at Wave Hill
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
11:00 a.m.
Start your day with a walk through our garden
Category: Nature, Tours
Bryant Park Petanque
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Learn to play petanque from members of NYC's championship-winning club, La Boule New Yorkaise.
Category: Games
Bryant Park: Le Carrousel
at Le Carrousel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Specially created to complement the park's French classical style, featuring brightly colored animals and French cabaret music. $2 per ride, or buy a discount card to enjoy 10…
Category: Kids
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Successful NHL general managers don't rely on just one way they find talent for their teams.
The traditional way of drafting players and waiting for them to develop will always remain a fundamental component of a successful franchise, but hockey players don't always develop at the same rate. GMs and scouting directors who keep their eyes and minds open to watch and reassess players after their draft eligibility are often rewarded.
Sometimes, it requires eating a bit if humble pie. After all, a great deal of time and money is spent assessing a player at 17 or 18. Admitting that your projection for that player was wrong isn't easy for some.
As a fantasy hockey GM, I've learned that taking the same approach can help you find some talent in unlikely places, talent that is flying under the radar and can be had fairly cheaply.
One player who has evaded my attention is Brian Connelly. Dobber and I didn't include him in the Prospects Report in the spring and we don't like missing guys that have a chance to help you.
So, here I am, a little red in the face, saying I missed this guy and you should take a look at him; I certainly am.
First of all, as a five-foot-nine, 170-pound defenseman you have to admit it's pretty easy for Connelly to fly under the radar. But if you ignore his size and look at his skill, you realize he has a chance. On most teams he wouldn't, but with Chicago -- where there are openings on defense and key veterans who can carry the load on the power play -- there will be little pressure for Connelly to produce and he'll be able to play a support role.
There are very few defensemen his size in the NHL, but those who are his size are offensive producers, something that Connelly has shown he can be. Connelly wasn't a big point producer in the USHL with the Tri-City Storm, but became a reliable offensive threat with Colorado College. He averaged about half a point per game in his first two years there and surged to 0.7 points per game in his junior year. That prompted the Blackhawks to sign him as a free agent in the spring of 2009 and he played nine games for Rockford of the AHL to finish the season.
Last season with the IceHogs, Connelly had an impressive pro debut – even considering his age (23). He had four goals and 35 points in 78 games to match his PPG output of his freshman and sophomore years in college.
Connelly has impressive skating ability and loves to rush the puck. The Hawks don't need a player like Connelly this season, but they're facing a cap crunch and any player they bring in as an injury replacement will have to be cheap. The recent signing of Nick Boynton makes it more likely that Connelly will spend another year in the AHL, especially since his cap hit is $875,000 according to CapGeek.com. That's not expensive, but with the Hawks, every dollar counts.
Connelly might get some playing time this year, and if the Hawks are able to find a taker for Brian Campbell (unlikely, I know) then they'll likely call on Connelly to provide the puck-moving abilities they'll need to replace Campbell.
Pick him on the cheap and stash him on your farm and you could be rewarded.
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Dear friends,
Scholarly writings on Buddhism are eminently useful because of the included references, the clarity with which scholars write, and most especially the (as disinterested as possible) scholarly perspective itself. This goes doubly for scholars who are also practicing Buddhists. If anyone knows of any other people, alive or passed away, who fall under this particular category (and have published something) and who I have not included on the limited list below, please provide their names.
Thank you.
Prayudh Payutto (Phra Bhramagunabhorn)
Bhikkhu Sujato
Bhante Henepola Gunaratana
Bhikkhu Bodhi
Bhikkhu Analayo
Professor Rupert Gethin
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This season of ``Project Runway All Stars'' features 11 returning contestants, three of whom won their seasons, and a newcomer to the franchise -- host Alyssa Milano. A lot is on the line this year as the designers compete for the largest prize package on the show to date, which includes a fashion spread in Marie Claire and a one-year position at the magazine, professional hair styling and photography for the winner's fashion shows, a year's worth of beauty products, a complete sewing studio and $150,000. Fashion designers Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman join Milano on the judging panel with a roster of guest judges that includes previous ``All Stars'' winners Mondo Guerra and Anthony Ryan Auld.
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Harry Force, the owner of O'Bannon's Irish Pub in Telluride, Colorado, died on August 19th, 2010 after showing signs of being beaten twice within seven days. He was 67 years old.
My friendship with the "old man" dates back nearly two decades and we both watched as Telluride destroyed itself with greed, addiction and hate. I allowed these same destructive forces to infect me and my relationships, turning a heavenly dream into a hellish nightmare. This is that story.
I wrote this book for several reasons.
First and foremost was that Harold LeRoy Force was a friend of mine. He deserved better than being called "just a drunk" after his murder. He deserved better than being harassed by a local barfly, the Seventh Judicial District and the Telluride Marshal's Department. He deserved better from his Elk brothers who turned against him in his death and he deserved better from a town government more concerned with "marketing Telluride" than a human being's life. Harry Force deserved better, plain and simple.
Another reason I decided to write this book is that I believe it is important for all of us to see that when we fail to do and live by what we know is right, we often set in motion a series of events that destroys reputations and lives.
I do not believe any of the people mentioned in this book are evil, but I do believe that unchecked power, poor decisions, personal grudges, alcohol, and pride can fan the flame of hate in the best of people if you allow it to take root. I speak from experience.
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The Senate advanced historic immigration legislation across the last procedural test Thursday and prepared to vote later in the day to pass the measure offering the prize of U.S. citizenship to millions.
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As Publisher of Hydraulics & Pneumatics, my interest and expertise lie in two main areas-advertising and marketing and fluid power. In this blog, I focus on both areas with information about the happenings in the fluid power industry and upcoming events as well as marketing ideas.
With over 30 years on the publication and involvement in fluid power, my grasp of the industry allows me to comment based on a historical perspective and a very current daily involvement with fluid power companies and industry events. With regular postings about marketing opportunities with H&P, this blog serves as a promotion for our business as well.


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January 17, 2013
Governor Bob McDonnell announced Thursday a way for Virginians to become "mobile ready" for disasters.
The Ready Virginia mobile app, developed by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, offers a new tool to prepare for disasters and also to stay informed during emergencies.
The free app for iPhone and Android mobile devices provides features, such as:
-Location- specific weather watches and warnings as well as flood information issued by the National Weather Service
-Disaster news from the Virginia Department of Emergency Management
-Maps with open American Red Cross shelters, hurricane evacuation routes, hurricane storm surge zones and stream gauges
-Local emergency manager contact information
"Mobile phones and tablets quickly have become a primary way for people to stay informed during disasters. Last year, social media and web-based information were critical to informing the public and keeping individuals updated with important information during the severe Derecho wind storm and Hurricane Sandy," said Governor McDonnell. "The new Ready Virginia mobile app gives people another way to stay informed and quickly identify services and other valuable resources."
In addition to the mobile app, the Virginia Department of Emergency Management launched a mobile version of its website at m.vaemergency.gov. The mobile site contains all the information available on VDEM's regular website, but with easier navigation for those who use smart phones and tablets to access websites.
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Rockstar Teammates Podium in Skateboard Vert / Jun.27.2013
Congratulations to Bucky Lasek & Mitchie Brusco who took gold & bronze, respectively, in Skateboard Vert at X Games Munich!
Lasek, the legend, went from last place to first in his final run, earning him a three-peat in X Games Skateboard Vert this year. He will shoot for the discipline's first ever four-peat at X Games Los Angeles in August.
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LINCOLN — It went without saying Saturday that the Nebraska defense was left to do some heavy lifting after the Huskers' offense and special teams combined for five turnovers.
Instead of saying it was too much for his unit to handle, however, NU defensive coordinator John Papuchis pointed out how the Blackshirts could have done it better:
� By getting themselves off the field when they had the chance, instead of allowing Michigan State to convert 11 of 21 third downs.
� By answering the turnovers by creating some of their own, instead of failing to force any for the third time in four games.
"People are going to have all their theories on why we lost the game," Papuchis said, "but in terms of what we did defensively, we just didn't play well enough to win the game."
Michigan State turned the five turnovers into 24 points, but those possessions started at the Huskers' 40-, 48-, 8-, 22- and 3-yard lines.
But the Spartans didn't truly put NU away until their 75- and 67-yard drives in the fourth quarter on which they converted on 4 of 5 third downs. And their only failed third down on those two possessions was followed by a fake field goal for a successful fourth-down conversion.
"We had trouble on third down for the first time in a long time," NU linebackers coach Ross Els said. "I think it was more of our inability to get off the field on third down that hurt us probably more than anything. I was kind of surprised by that, actually."
The World-Herald's Dirk Chatelain offers some key observations from Nebraska's 41-28 loss to the Spartans.
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The World-Herald's Dirk Chatelain offers some key observations from Nebraska's 41-28 loss to the Spartans.
Nebraska trailed 27-21 and had Michigan State facing third-and-5 from its own 30-yard line early in the fourth quarter. Sophomore quarterback Connor Cook then kept MSU from punting with a 34-yard completion to Tony Lippett.
NU held Michigan State to 4 yards on third-and-5 three plays later, but the Spartans picked up 3 on fourth down as holder Mike Sadler took the snap on a fake field goal and ran straight ahead to move the chains. That drive ended when Cook connected with Keith Mumphery for a 27-yard touchdown pass on third-and-13.
"We just didn't make that play that was going to put us over the top," NU linebacker Michael Rose said.
Nebraska had come into the game allowing opponents to convert just 27.1 percent of their third downs, ranking No. 3 nationally and behind only Michigan State in the Big Ten.
"We'd been doing a pretty good job on third down of getting off the field," Rose said. "It did feel like we weren't getting the stops on third down that we're used to getting. And if you look in the box score, that probably can be one of the biggest stats of the game."
The combination of the third-down success and the Husker turnovers helped the Michigan State offense control the football for 38:37 — longer than any other NU opponent this season. The Spartans finished with 361 total yards on 80 snaps.
"I know we kind of got tired," NU defensive end Randy Gregory said. "I know I got tired. I know there were a lot of guys who got banged up. (But) we can't make excuses.
"I think we played pretty well. We just made a lot of mistakes here and there and it cost us."
The most obvious miscues came with the turnovers, and the Husker defense fought off the first two by allowing only a field goal.
But Michigan State took the final three Saturday and jammed all of them into the end zone in a total of six plays.
"We could have responded much better than we did defensively," Papuchis said. "I think it was probably a mixed bag of results in terms of how we handled those situations."
Nebraska forced three punts coming out of halftime and pulled within 20-14. Then the last of the Husker turnovers put the Spartans at the 3-yard line with 5:30 left in the third quarter. They scored on the next play.
"It's tough, but whatever obstacles we have we've got to overcome," NU defensive tackle Vincent Valentine said. "It doesn't matter if they get the ball on the 2. We've got to stop them if we can."
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text: The Most Emotional Moments of Fashion Week The Most Emotional Moments in Recent Fashion Week History by Justin Fenner 2/06/13 4 Reactions 0 Shares Print 0 0 0 0 0 Fashion Week will never not be an emotional experience: There's the beauty of the clothing, the stress of running around, and the high-stakes politics of who gets to sit where at which show. But there are also real and intensely dramatic moments during Fashion Week — some are sad, some are life threatening, and some are so joyously cathartic that they merit standing ovations. br> In preparation for another Fashion Week, we're taking a look back at the most unforgettable — and highly emotional — Fashion Week events in recent history. Source: Getty Kate Moss's Holographic Return at Alexander McQueen What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The glass pyramid in the middle of the venue where Alexander McQueen showed his Fall 2006 collection wasn't just a prop. When the last model walked off the runway, a ball of light came to life inside of it, eventually morphing into a hologram of Kate Moss. The image was beautiful and haunting, but that's not the only reason it made such a huge statement. Just six months before that show, newspapers published photographs allegedly depicting Moss using cocaine, and she lost her contracts with H&M, Chanel, and Burberry, among other brands, in the resulting scandal. br> But instead of haranguing McQueen for putting Moss back in the spotlight, the audience assembled broke into raucous cheers, ready to welcome Moss back into the industry. A look at the spectacle in the video below. br> Source: Getty 1 / 10 Diane von Furstenberg's Skiing Accident What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A few weeks before Diane von Furstenberg was set to show her Fall 2011 collection, she went on what she thought would be a relaxing ski vacation in Aspen — and then a Brazilian man slid into her and broke her face. br> "I look like Mike Tyson on his worst fight," she wrote in an email to WWD about the incident. "Broken nose and some light facial fractures. At home in L.A. now waiting to heal. Will be staying here the week because I have my children and grandkids. I guess it could have been worse . . . but it does NOT look pretty." br> The designer made it back to New York in time for her show, but wore a pair of aviator sunglasses while speaking to the press. Some suggested the accident and subsequent hospitalization were a coverup for plastic surgery, but von Furstenberg roundly denied that idea. "I don't want anybody else's face. I don't want a younger face," she told The New York Daily News. "I just want my old face back." Source: Getty 2 / 10 Louis Vuitton's Voluptuous Ladies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Not to put too fine a point on it," wrote critic Sarah Mower in her review of Marc Jacobs's Fall 2010 collection for Louis Vuitton, "this was one fashion show heterosexual men are going to understand." br> Mower was referring to the extra focus Jacobs put on the natural curves of women's bodies in this collection, using plunging necklines or corsetry techniques to accentuate his model's bosoms, hips, and waistlines. br> "Designers are always talking about how they design for women, and then you look at our runways and there no girls over 20," Jacobs told The Guardian. "This time, I set out to cast a variety of sexy women — younger, older, thin, voluptuous, from every ethnic background." br> That casting included supermodels like Laetitia Casta, Elle Macpherson, and Karolina Kurkova, all at left, whose legendary curves had in previous years kept them off runways in favor of pin-thin models. Source: Getty 3 / 10 The Falling Plaster at Michael Kors What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 1990, Michael Kors selected an old loft space in downtown Manhattan as the location for one of his shows. To fill the space with sound, Kors used powerful bass speakers that got so loud, they shook little pieces of plaster from the ceiling. The models bravely kept walking down the runway, but when larger pieces of plaster started falling and hit fashion critics Suzy Menkes and Carrie Donovan, a few members of the audience started looking for the exit. br> But every cloud has a silver lining. Fern Mallis, then the director of the CFDA, saw the need for safer, more organized show spaces. "The general sentiment was, 'We love fashion but we don't want to die for it,'" Mallis said in an interview with Slate. br> The Michael Kors incident, and others like it, led to the establishment of the professionally built show tents at Bryant Park, which have now moved to Lincoln Center. Source: Getty 4 / 10 The Death of Zelda Kaplan What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ruth Finley — legendary creator of The Fashion Calendar — was sitting next to 95-year-old Fashion Week fixture Zelda Kaplan in the front row of Joanna Mastroianni's Fall 2012 show when Kaplan "flopped over in my lap," Finley told The New York Times. "I thought she fainted." br> Security guards took Kaplan aside to a private area where they gave her CPR and then called for an ambulance. Kaplan was pronounced dead at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital hospital later that evening br> For her part, Mastroianni didn't find out about Kaplan collapsing or dying until after her team had packed up backstage. "It was quite a shock," the designer said. "But I have to tell you, if a fashion girl ever decides to go, this is the way to go." Source: Getty 6 / 10 The Fall of John Galliano What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 On Feb. 28, 2011, just four days after news of John Galliano's drunken, anti-Semitic outburst at a bar in Paris, he was summoned to a police station in the city to face his accusers. The same day, Dior suspended him from his post as artistic director of Dior, and over the next several days his glorious history with the couture house would come to an end. On Mar. 1, after a video of Galliano saying "I love Hitler," in a separate incident surfaced, Dior fired the designer outright. And on Mar. 4, the brand's Fall 2011 show — Galliano's last — went on as scheduled. But instead of the designer taking a bow, the workers in his atelier did. Source: Getty 6 / 10 Raf Simons Crying at His Final Jil Sander Show What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The first time Raf Simons took a bow at his Fall 2012 show for Jil Sander — his final collection for the brand — he did what designers traditionally do: smiled and waved briefly before heading backstage. But after the audience kept its standing ovation going for several minutes, Simons came back out with tears streaming down his face, very clearly moved by the outpouring of support. Some members of the audience were reportedly crying, too, and every member of the audience is said to have stood up not just to clap, but also to whoop and cheer for Simons. Source: Getty 7 / 10 The Death of Lee McQueen What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 News that Lee McQueen had been found dead in his London home broke on the first day of New York Fashion Week's Fall 2010 shows — just a few short weeks before he would have showed his own collection in Paris. The shock and sense of loss at his passing was so great that designers, models, buyers, editors, and other industry figures couldn't help but express their grief on Twitter or through deeply touching statements. br> "Lee was a fashion genius," Stella McCartney told WWD. "I don't say that lightly, and it is a total shock that I am referring to him in the past tense. He was a real friend." br> A memorial service followed in September, but perhaps the biggest tribute was the dedication of the 2011 Costume Institute exhibit to his work. Source: Getty 8 / 10 Liz Lange's Show on 9/11 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Liz Lange was scheduled to make history at 9 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, with the first maternity show to take place during New York Fashion Week. She told The New York Times that "there was so much coverage and excitement about the show that it really was a media circus . . . Good Morning America and the Today show were both so anxious to cover it live that they almost battled it out." br> With all the pregnant models dressed, the show started off without a hitch. "And then, I'd say 10 minutes into the show, I looked around and all of these camera crews were just bolting out the door," Lange said. "I was wondering: 'Have we done something wrong? How did we go from being the center of the universe to everyone's leaving? What's happening?'" br> The news outlets that left captured footage of one of the worst terrorist attacks in United States history. The remaining 73 shows that had been scheduled in New York that season were cancelled. Source: Getty 9 / 10 Jessica Chastain's Oscar Nomination What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not every emotional moment at Fashion Week is negative. Jessica Chastain got a phone call saying that she was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in The Help while waiting for the Armani Privé Spring 2012 show to start. The assembled crowd gave the actress a standing ovation when her good news spread throughout the venue. 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Massacre at Big Hole
The war between the U.S. Army and the Nez Perce Native Americans became fully engaged beginning with the White Bird battle on June 17, 1877 (this is Part III of the series that began in the March issue of this magazine). The Nez Perce were made up of bands led by five different chiefs who refused to move onto the reservation with boundaries defined by the Army.
They won that first battle but they knew they were outnumbered and outgunned. The war could not end in their favor. Warriors in the band drew the attention of the soldiers by attacking them from every possible position. In the meantime, the rest of the band moved across the Camas Prairie as fast as 800 men, women, and children could travel while herding 2,000 animals.
The Army caught up with them again near Kamiah, Idaho. Another battle took place but casualties were low. When the fighting subsided, General Howard's men were on the west side of the Clearwater River, but the Nez Perce crossed to the east side. Once again, a raging river acted as a boundary between the two forces. The Nez Perce knew where the safe crossings were located and the Army did not. While the soldiers searched for a crossing, the Nez Perce headed east and entered the Lolo Trail.
Today, the Lolo Trail is a National Historic Landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It includes the Lolo Trail corridor, the Nez Perce Trail, the Lewis and Clark Trail, and the Lolo Motorway. The Nez Perce called it the K'useyneisskit, which means "Trail to the Buffalo."
General Howard eventually crossed the river, but then waited for reinforcements. His numbers grew to 600 troops before he resumed his pursuit into the mountainous terrain of the Bitterroot Range. They found the Lolo Trail to be in horrible condition. Fallen trees lay across the road from both sides. To get the wagons through, the road had to be cleared. General Howard fell farther behind his prey.
Into the Valley
The first week of August, the Nez Perce crossed the Continental Divide and entered the Big Hole Valley. They thought the soldiers were far behind and no longer a threat. The five bands of Nez Perce led by five chiefs were exhausted from their flight. They were in friendly territory camped in a place where they had camped many times before.
They had an agreement with the people in that valley to live in peace. As they had done for years, they traded with the settlers and the chiefs kept the young braves from causing any trouble. The Nez Perce felt safe and saw no reason to post sentries.
The people in the valley did not trust the Nez Perce. When Colonel Gibbon arrived from a new fort in Montana, people from the valley joined his Army as volunteers. Gibbon was intent on attacking the Nez Perce without waiting for General Howard to catch up. Using a pass that now bears his name, Colonel Gibbon entered the valley known as Big Hole.
On August 7th and into the 8th, Gibbon's soldiers crossed the pass using cover of the night and descended on the camp in Big Hole. The night of the 8th, they formed a line hidden in heavy brush outside the camp. Before daylight on the morning of the 9th, an Indian walked away from the camp and discovered the soldiers hidden in the brush. Shots were fired. The battle began. Soldiers charged into the camp killing many of the Nez Perce still in their beds. No effort was made to spare anyone, including the women and children.
As Nez Perce warriors emerged from their tents, a counter attack was formed and the soldiers were forced back into the brush. Gibbon had underestimated the fighting skills of his prey. He had grabbed the tail of the proverbial tiger.


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