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ST. PAUL One year removed from seven finalists and one individual champion, the Marshall area received no gold medalists at the 2013 state wrestling tournament at the Xcel Energy Center.
Of the 23 area individuals who qualified for the state meet, two worked their way into the finals. Spencer Jenniges of Wabasso/Red Rock Central and JD Struxness of Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley each had a chance at gold Saturday evening, but both young men came up just short of the ultimate goal.
Jenniges, wrestling at 113 pounds, started his Saturday with a 2-1 decision over Blane Tschida in double overtime. Tschida, from Kimball Area, ended up in third place in the division, while Jenniges advanced to the Class A finals against undefeated, defending champion Cameron Sykora of Border West (Herman-Norcross, Wheaton, Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley).
Sykora completed the perfect season with 16-1 technical fall over Jenniges, who entered the state meet in search of a medal, no matter the composition.
"I was really motivated, I wanted to come in and place," Jenniges said. "I didn't last year, so I just wanted to come in and place this year."
As soon as he knew he'd be facing Sykora, Jenniges admitted that his goals changed from placing to winning at 113.
"I wanted to be the kid that beat him, but it didn't work out," he said.
Just a junior, Jenniges will have one more season to improve upon his second-place finish. Sykora, just a sophomore, will likely be back next year as well.
For Struxness, the 2013 season got off to a late start.
Sidelined with an injury to start the year, Struxness entered the state tournament with an unblemished 7-0 record. He would remain unbeaten until the Class AA 220-pound final, when a headlock takedown by Cannon Falls' Clay Broze with 34 seconds remaining, complimented by three near fall points, turned an 8-6 Struxness lead into an 11-8 advantage for Broze. Struxness scored a late reversal, but the clock expired on the season for Struxness and his hopes of improving on 2012's second-place finish at 220.
United head coach Ross Jurgenson said that the injury to start the season finally caught up with Struxness, as Broze (who finished the year 46-1) was able to wear down the typically physically imposing Struxness.
"Wrestling shape is when you sit, you miss. We had him in the pool doing some stuff, but when you miss mat time it's hard," Jurgenson said. "For him to do what he did, I was very, very proud of him. He got pumped in two headlocks in the final and only lost the match by one point."
Two other United grapplers entered the state tournament undefeated, despite starting the season on the injury list.
Heavyweight Brandon Schmitt came to St. Paul sporting a 24-0 record. The number had reached 26-0 until Kasson-Mantorville's Sam Stoll pinned Schmitt in the second round of their 285-pound semifinal.
Schmitt bounced back with a first-period pin to earn a shot at third place, but again was pinned in the second period, this time by Davion Franklin (who Schmitt had pinned in a quarterfinal match on Friday).
"He's a very fast 270-pound young man," Jurgenson said of Schmitt, who uses his deceptive quickness to catch opponents off balance. "That's why he's an all-state football player. But he's also just Brandon. He has a lot of heart and a lot of desire.
"For Brandon and JD to finish the way they did, it was unbelievable," Jurgenson added. "Both on short seasons, they were both injured, one from a rodeo accident and the other from football."
The United sent six individuals to state, with three advancing through to Saturday. Jurgenson was impressed with the performances of his group, which just missed out on the team portion of the tournament.
"I thought they wrestled very well, all of our kids," he said. "We had six kids up here and three of them were still alive on Saturday. They wrestled well, even our underclassmen that we brought up."
Also well represented at the state tournament were Wabasso/Red Rock Central and Minneota. The Bobcats sent five individuals to the Class A meet, while the Vikings topped them with six individual qualifiers.
Of those five Bobcats, all but one medaled. Jenniges took silver, while TJ Fulton, Tanner Rohlik and Alex Schroepfer all return home with hardware.
Fulton nabbed fourth place at 132 pounds and said his teammates were motivated by the team's lone defeat of the season, to Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg in the Section 3A finals.
"We had that little chip on our shoulder and that kind of motivated us through the section and now the state tournament," Fulton said. "It would be nice to be here as a team, but it also helped us in a way, too.
"It was nice to represent our section; it's one of the toughest sections in the state," he added. "To be bringing home medals, I think it made our school and our section proud."
Jenniges agreed, saying "It motivates you a lot. You always want to get as many people as you can to the state tournament."
Schroepfer took fifth place at 285, while Rohlik grabbed third place at 145 pounds with a 7-3 decision over Holdingford's Trevor Scott.
St. Paul was less kind to the Vikings.
Just three of the six qualifiers advanced to Saturday, while Brock Buysse was the only Viking to return with a medal. Buysse went undefeated on Friday, but found himself relegated to the consolation bracket at 106 pounds after losing in the championship semifinals by a 4-2 decision in triple overtime to silver medalist Seth Elwood from Medford. Buysse fell by decision again in the consolation semifinals, but rebounded with a 2-0 decision victory over Kenyon-Wanamingo's Jared Clawiter to claim first place.
Minneota's Alec Engler and Landyn VanOverbeke each lost their consolation quarterfinals matches Saturday morning and were knocked out of the tournament as a result.
Fulda/Murray County Central's Ben Loosbrock was also struck down on Saturday morning, falling in a 4-0 decision to the third-place finisher at 160 pounds in Class AA, Andrew Fogarty of Scott West.
Medalists-Class A
106- 1. Austin Anderly (LeSeuer-Henderson), 2. Seth Elwood (Medford), 3. Brendon Coyer (Osakis), 4. Wyatt Stevens (Windom/Mountain Lake), 5. Brock Buysse (Minneota), 6. Jared Clawiter (Kenyon-Wanamingo)
113- 1. Cameron Sykora (Border West), 2. Spencer Jenniges (Wabasso/Red Rock Central), 3. Blane Tschida (Kimball Area), 4. Joey Majerus (Zumbrota-Mazeppa), 5. Joe Fischenich, 6. Zack Kuhns (Maple River)
120- 1. Louie Sanders (Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial), 2. Shane Novak (New York Mills), 3. Hank Friedrichs (Chatfield), 4. Jordan Biehn (Jackson County Central), 5. James Goman (Trinity School at River Ridge), 6. Zach Blonigen (Eden Valley-Watkins)
126- 1. Quinten Berres (Kimball Area), 2. Tyler Tensen (Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa), 3. Tyler Keller (Medford), 4. Kyle Drehmel (Goodhue), 5. Jason Meyer (Sibley East), 6. Jared Willaby (Windom/Mountain Lake)
132- 1. Eliot Jurries (JCC), 2. Harvey Friedrichs (Chatfield), 3. Dylan Herman (United South Central), 4. TJ Fulton (Wabasso/RRC), 5. Gus McCarthy (Border West), 6. Austin Brockhoff (Sibley East)
138- 1. Tanner Trembley (Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial), 2. Hunter Retzlaff (Sibley East), 3. Logan Peterson (Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City), 4. Marcus Hamer (Kimball Area), 5. Bruce Lemon (Frazee), 6. Brian Wold (Aitkin)
145- 1. Larry Bomstad (ACGC), 2. Paden Moore (JCC), 3. Tanner Rohlik (Wabasso/RRC), 4. Trevor Scott (Holdingford), 5. Shane Siewert (Lake City), 6. Jerod Novak (Aitkin)
152- 1. Garret Hoffner (Mahnomen/Waubun), 2. Zachary Carlson (Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg), 3. Chris Pfarr (LeSueur-Henderson), 4. Brady Bos (Pipestone Area), 5. Sam McPhail (Pine Island), 6. Luke Norland (JCC)
160- 1. Adam Cooling (Madelia/Truman/Martin Luther), 2. Jordon Rothers (KMS), 3. Keegan Moore (JCC), 4. Mitch Lange (Royalton/Upsala), 5. Austin Maanum (Border West), 6. Carter Hanson (Blue Earth Area)
170- 1. Darick Vancura (JCC), 2. Niko Anderson (Fillmore Central/Lanesboro/Mabel-Canton), 3. Aaron Bates (Sibley East), 4. Maverick Whitcomb (ACGC), 5. John Westman (Badger/Greenbush-Middle River), 6.Tyler Ziegler (Frazee)
182- 1. Will Balow (Lake City), 2. Patrick Rooney (BBE), 3. Porter Secrist (Wabasha-Kellogg), 4. Colten Carlson (United South Central), 5. Dillon Card (Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale), 6. Collin Huckbody (Walker-Hackensack)
195- 1. Nathan Rose (Sibley East), 2. Kysten Zierke (Blue Earth Area), 3. Tyler Patron (New York Mills), 4. Lucas Etchason (Triton), 5. Justin Viss (Chatfield), 6. Cotlon Laymon (West Marshall)
220- 1. Lucas Damm (ACGC), 2. Chase Norton (KMS), 3. Ryan Tipcke (Goodhue), 4. Kyle Johnson (Barnesville), 5. Taylor Carlson (United North Central), 6. Christopher Zimmer (Walker-Hackensack)
285- 1. Lance Briard (River Valley), 2. Jarrod Grunklee (Blooming Prairie), 3. Kelsey Bocek (Minneapolis Patrick Henry), 4. Tyler Jenson (Benson), 5. Alex Schroepfer (Wabasso/RRC), 6. Nick Langer (Kenyon-Wanamingo)
Medalists-Class AA
106- 1. Tucker Sjomeling (Delano), 2. Trevor Schultz (Fairmont/Martin County West), 3. Paul Fitterer (Cannon Falls), 4. Jake Allar (Benilde-St. Margaret's), 5. Gabe Shea (Kasson-Mantorville), 6. Jacob Jewett (Glencoe-Lester Prairie)
113- 1. Jarred Oftedahl (Benilde-St. Margaret's), 2. Abbot Aho (Fergus Falls), 3. Skyler Petry (Waterville-Elysian-Morristown/Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton), 4. David Flynn (Scott West), 5. Jakob Stageberg (New London-Spicer), 6. Stephen Holecek (Thief River Falls)
120- 1. Anthony Luft (Worthington/Round Lake-Brewster), 2. Tyler Funk (Foley), 3. Griffin Parriot (New Prague), 4. Logan Stiller (Monticello), 5. Tyler Giza (Fergus Falls), 6. Dylan Connell (Chisago Lakes Area)
126- 1. Nate Thomas (Kasson-Mantorville), 2. Juan Torres (Simley), 3. Zach Siegle (Scott West), 4. Tristan Manderfield (Foley), 5. Ty Griffin (Rockford), 6. Blake Miller (Staples-Motley)
132- 1. Kyle Gliva (Simley), 2. Scottie Bonds (St. Paul Humboldt), 3. Brady Berge (Kasson-Mantorville), 4. Logan Kass (Perham), 5. Keith Thell (Foley), 6. Jake Weierke (Scott West)
138- 1. Coltan Laganiere (Kasson-Mantorville), 2. Brett Stolarzyk (Stewartville), 3. Luke Zilverberg (Scott West), 4. Mason Brownlee (Tri City/Cleveland), 5. Zach Beaumaster (Monticello), 6. Zach Baker (Detroit Lakes)
145- 1. Mitchell Hartwig (Glencoe-Lester Prairie), 2. Mack Short (Simley), 3. Jordan Hanan (Annandale/Maple Lake), 4. Drey Loge (Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus), 5. Zack Zimmer (Becker), 6. Parker Jackson (Detroit Lakes)
152- 1. Jake Short (Simley), 2. Josh Selly (Tri City/Cleveland), 3. Nathanael Holecek (Thief River Falls), 4. Walker Thiele (Totino Grace), 5. Carter Holthaus (Albany), 6. Lucas Roe (Grand Meadow/Leroy Ostrander/Kingsland)
160- 1. Brady Ayers (WEM-JWP), 2. Jordan Theede (Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson), 3. Andrew Fogarty (Scott West), 4. Holden Nelson (Thief River Falls), 5. Wayne Voss (Simley), 6. Colton Vekved (Becker)
170- 1. Nick Wanzek (Simley), 2. Codie LaFromboise (Mora), 3. Corben Hansen (Kasson-Mantorville), 4. Isaac Florell (Totino Grace), 5. Connor Metzger (MAHACA), 6. Bobby Lee (Becker)
182- 1. Jamison Evans (Grand Rapids), 2. Christian DuLaney (Benilde-St. Margaret's), 3. Brian Bertram (Byron), 4. Tyler Midas (Foley), 5. Mitch Robinson (Zimmerman), 6. Greg Johnson (Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson)
195- 1. Lance Benick (Totino Grace), 2. Broc Berge (Kasson-Mantorville), 3. Tyler Jakes (Mankato West), 4. Carson Hagen (Worthington/RL-B), 5. Chandler Arredondo (Richfield), 6. Mitch Struffert (Foley)
220- 1. Clay Broze (Cannon Falls), 2. JD Struxness (Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley), 3. Jacob Claybaugh (Waseca), 4. Nathan Preston (New Prague), 5. Joe Schiller (Totino Grace), 6. Jake Filk (Hutchinson)
285- 1. Sam Stoll (Kasson-Mantorville), 2. Preston Woods (South St. Paul), 3. Davion Franklin (Watertown-Mayer), 4. Brandon Schmitt (Dawson-Boyd/LQPV), 5. Colton Pollock (Big Lake), 6. Evan Bain (Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson)


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Bravo, Demi Lovato: Dallas star has been living in spartan sober facility for more than a year
So proud of our homegrown star Demi Lovato, who we've watched journey from adorable Barney girl to Disney princess to pop music queen. We're proud not just because of all she's accomplished professionally — but because she's been so open and honest about getting the help she needs for mental health issues. Mental disorders are more common in the United States than most people realize, with an estimated one in four adults, or about 57.7 million people, suffering from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. And how many of those people are getting help? Just a fraction of those admitting they need help. That's not nearly enough.
In an exclusive with TMZ, Demi talks about living in a spartan sober facility for more than a year to help keep her from falling back into the grips of anorexia, bulimia and cutting that she confessed to struggling with in 2010. In fact, TMZ reports that Demi came home to the facility, rather than her own lovely home in L.A. during the entire season of The X Factor, where she did such a fabulous job, she won the People's Choice Award for best celebrity judge Wednesday.
Learning about her healthy choices, it's no wonder she looks and sounds so great. Congratulations Demi, and thank you for being so open and honest at a time when we all need to break the stigma of mental illness so people can get the help they need.
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by Anton Shilov
Samsung Electronics this week introduced two new versions of its popular Galaxy Tab slates with larger screens. The maker of consumer electronics claims that its new tablets are the thinnest in the industry. The novelties are based on Google Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" operating system specifically designed with tablets in mind and are projected to offer better user experience compared to the Galaxy Tab 7".
"The Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 are remarkable examples of Samsung's constant innovation and show our dedication to designing premium tablets that fit the unique needs of consumers around the world. By combining Samsung's innovations in design and display with our exciting new user experience, we've created a new class of products that will lead the tablet market," said JK Shin, president and head of Samsung's mobile communications business.
The new Samsung Galaxy Tab slates are powered by a dual-core ARM system-on-chip (presumably Nvidia Tegra 2 with high-performance GeForce integrated graphics), are equipped with 8.9" or 10.1" multi-touch LCD screens with 1280*800 resolution; 16GB, 32GB or 64GB of flash storage; USB 2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and HSPA+/EDGE/GPRS connectivity. The new slates feature a 3MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera.
The devices are based on Google Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" operating system designed with tablets in mind and thus providing user interface more suitable for slates than previous Android 2.2 and 2.3 versions. The new interface includes an application tray (Mini Apps Tray) of commonly used features such as task manager, calendar and music player which can be launched while other major applications are also in use, including large file downloads and document editing.
The new tablets can playback full-HD (1080p) video encoded using MPEG4, H263, H264, Divx, Xvid at 30fps, supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, OGG, MIDI, AMR-NB/WB audio as well as Adobe Flash 10.2.
The Galaxy Tab 8.9" and 10.1 are pre-loaded with Readers Hub and Music Hub giving consumers instant access to more than 2.2 million books, 2,000 newspaper (49 languages), 2,300 magazines (22 languages), and 13 million songs. The devices are also designed with Samsung's Social Hub, which will aggregate email, instant messaging, contacts, calendar and social network connections into a single interface.
The 10.1 version is equipped with 6800mAh battery and weights 595g, whereas the 8.9" model sports 6000mAh battery and weights 470g. According to Samsung, the Galaxy Tab 10.1" and 8.9" are the world's thinnest media tablets, measuring just 8.6 millimeters.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9" with 16GB memory will cost starting from $469, while the version with 10.1" will carry $499 price-tag. Both will be available starting from June 8, 2011.


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Informant: NYPD paid me to 'bait' Muslims
By ADAM GOLDMAN and MATT APUZZO | Associated Press – 10/23/2012
NEW YORK (AP) — A paid informant for the New York Police Department's intelligence unit was under orders to "bait" Muslims into saying inflammatory things as he lived a double life, snapping pictures inside mosques and collecting the names of innocent people attending study groups on Islam, he told The Associated Press.
Shamiur Rahman, a 19-year-old American of Bangladeshi descent who has now denounced his work as an informant, said police told him to embrace a strategy called "create and capture." He said it involved creating a conversation about jihad or terrorism, then capturing the response to send to the NYPD. For his work, he earned as much as $1,000 a month and goodwill from the police after a string of minor marijuana arrests.
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Canonical, commercial sponsor of Ubuntu professional service company, said in a statement that it had never confirmed very high return rates of Linux-based netbooks because of issues with Linux. The company admitted that there are high return rates of cheap netbooks that come without necessary software installed and said that such systems are not the best choice.
"The launch of the Asus Eee PC with Linux in late 2007 sparked a extraordinary chain of events. We saw an increase in the number of models of computers shipping with Linux, the acceleration of the PC industry's knowledge of how to work in a non-Windows. […] The well-engineered Linux netbooks have similar return rates to XP. What makes a real difference to return rates is not whether it's Linux or not, but the quality of the device's hardware and the ability to fully partake in Web and media experiences," said Chris Kenyon from Canonical.
The official for the company explained that many netbooks with Linux came without Adobe Flash player, basic media codecs and other necessary things installed on factory. Besides, many netbooks had issues with hibernation and resuming.
"Customers have every right to expect these basics in their netbooks and we recommend them to manufacturers. Even with the Ubuntu's philosophical and technical opposition to proprietary software, we are clear about the importance of these plug-ins to average consumers. Hey, we even recommend the purchasing of Windows Media Audio and Video codecs to OEMs," added Mr. Kenyon.


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PREP FOOTBALL: Clark, Rebels scamper past Redhawks
TRAER – Class A rushing leader Chase Clark eclipsed 1,000 yards for the season, racking up 200 yards and a pair of short touchdown runs as Gladbrook-Reinbeck defeated North Tama 35-7 for the shared program's first win over the Redhawks in 13 tries.
Clark averaged 7.1 yards over 28 carries on the night, moving his season rushing total to 1,153. On a night in which the passing game couldn't get it going, the Rebels rumbled for 244 of their 292 yards and took advantage of five North Tama turnovers.
G-R's defense got to North Tama quarterback Brody Hulme five times, with Bryce Ehlers and Zach Pierce both recording two sacks.
Hulme finished 10-of-20 for 146 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions. North Tama's lone score was a 10-yard pass from Hulme to Riley Rohach, but G-R (4-2, 3-0) followed it with 21 unanswered points to put away the District 4 victory.
Phil Zimmerman returned his last of two interceptions for a touchdown for the Rebels, and Colton Dinsdale also picked off a pass.
Rohach led North Tama (1-6, 1-3) with 63 receiving yards on three catches. Hulme was the leading rusher with just 26 yards.
Camden Kickbush was 5-for-16 passing for the Rebels with a touchdown and no interceptions, and he also ran for a touchdown.
North Tama is off next Friday night while the Rebels will run into Grundy Center (5-2, 4-0) in a showdown that may determine the district title.
Gilbert 57, East Marshall 22
LE GRAND – Zach Becker and Christopher Culek both racked up season-high rushing totals as Gilbert rumbled for 593 yards of total offense in a 57-22 rout of East Marshall in Class 2A District 7 football action.
The visiting Tigers (4-2, 3-1) pounded out 547 rushing yards on 59 attempts, averaging 9.3 yards per carry. Gilbert led 29-0 after the first quarter and 43-0 at the half.
Culek carried 19 times for 174 yards, while Becker toted the ball 11 times for 149 yards in leading Gilbert to its first back-to-back wins of the season. Both backs scored a pair of touchdowns. Starting quarterback Jared Gescheidler added 80 yards rushing, 38 passing and three TDs.
East Marshall (0-7, 0-3) matched its season high with 22 points in the loss. Nick Long rushed 21 times for 132 yards, including a 35-yard touchdown, while Zach Rubenbauer was limited to 33 yards on eight carries. He had a 1-yard TD plunge and also returned a fumble 44 yards for a score.
All of East Marshall's 194 yards of offense came on the ground. The Mustangs attempted just one pass.
East Marshall visits cross-county rival West Marshall next Friday.


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Microsoft Corp. has started to supply the final build of Microsoft Windows 8 "Milestone 2" operating system to a group of testers as well as original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Based on unofficial reports, the software giant is on schedule with its pre-releases and the operating system should hit the market in early 2013.
According to Wzor.net web-site, which specializes on leaking various builds of software by Microsoft, the world's largest software designer made available the Windows 8 M2 build 7971.0.110324-1900 to an expanded group of testers as well as personal computer makers earlier this week through its Microsoft Connect web-site. Observers from Wzor expect the build to be leaked to the Internet by the weekend.
The creation of the third (M3) phase was supposed to be started in March, 2011. After the M3 is finished, Microsoft is expected to release community technology preview (CTP) version, public Beta-1 and Beta-2, then unveil a release candidate (RC) and after that assemble the final version sometimes in late 2012. The software giant reportedly plans to release the operating system in retail in early 2013.
There are ongoing rumours - which are not supported by actual facts - that Microsoft may release a special Windows 8 version for tablets in 2012. Besides, there are rumours that the company plans to show off the user interface of Windows 8 in mid-2011. Although tablets are supported by Windows 8, the operating system for slate-type PCs due next year may not feature all the capabilities of the Windows 8 and thus may carry a different name.
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A 4.3-inch qHD Android smartphone on UK's Vodafone network. Formerly known as the Pyramid, the HTC Sensation sports Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), HTC Sense UI (Version 3.0), along with handful of additional features such as:
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Part of what makes cats such interesting creatures is their variety. Cats come in many shapes, colors, and sizes - not to mention each has a unique personality. Because of their diversity, it may be hard to gauge when your cat has crossed the line from a healthy weight toward obesity. If you're unsure, either because your cat is naturally large or because she has a heavy coat, here are some tips to help you decide if she is suffering from feline obesity.
The rib check
The best way to tell if your cat is obese is to take her to one of your local vet clinics for a checkup. Your veterinarian will be able to tell whether your cat is at a healthy weight. If you're not sure whether it's time for a trip to the vet, then you can do a quick check at home. The next time you're petting your cat, feel for her ribcage. You shouldn't be able to see her ribs when you look at her, but you also shouldn't have to work too hard to feel them. If you find you have to press relatively hard to feel her ribs, she may be suffering from obesity.
How did my cat get this way?
Obesity in cats can be caused by a number of factors. Some felines may be genetically predisposed to weight problems while others lack exercise or a healthy diet. Indoor cats are especially prone to obesity, because they have fewer opportunities to exercise throughout the day. If you're unsure why your cat has become overweight or obese, pay a visit to your vet and see if he or she can help you diagnose the problem.
Helping your feline get fit
Weight reduction in cats can be a challenge, but with a little guidance from your vet and some extra effort, you can help your feline slim down. Remember that gradual weight loss is always preferable, as cats who lose weight too quickly will be more likely to gain it back.
A visit to the vet will help you get your cat's diet under control. Once you understand how often you should be feeding her and what type of food she should be eating, you can focus on exercise, which is usually essential to promote weight loss.
Helping your cat lose extra pounds can be a fun experience for both you and your feline, as it often involves playing. If your cat is an indoor cat, purchase a few toys that will entertain her and get her moving. Cats are natural hunters, so your feline will likely be attracted to toys tied to strings that you can bounce up and down, or small toys that can move quickly across the floor.
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Take Wing in Thailand
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View from the top of Doi Suthep, overlooking Chiang Mai
Wing. In English, the word wing is something that enables flight. It gives the ability to float effortlessly above the world, soar over logs, rocks and streams. In Thai, wing simply means "to run."
I began my running explorations of Thailand in the foothills outside of Chiang Mai. While most tourists stay at the beaches in Phuket and Pattaya in the south, the mountainous north around Chiang Mai is deserving of a visit. Influenced by the Hill Tribes, the town is filled with creamy curries served on street corners, and local artisans selling hand-stitched clothing and crafts each week at the Sunday Market. A quality meal is easy to come by.
Get your bearings with a free map from a hostel, hop in a red Songteuw (a truck with seats in the back) and pay 20 to 50 baht (roughly $.80 to $1.30) to go anywhere in the city. Though many Thai nationals will know some English, it is helpful to know a few key Thai phrases, such as numbers and simple greetings.
Exploring Doi Suthep National Park
Just 15 kilometers outside of town, Doi Suthep National Park possesses some virtually untraveled trails. The entrance fee of 100 baht is a bit more for a farang—a foreigner—than for local Thai people, but it is still cheap compared to America's parks. You may have to hop behind the Doi Suthep temple and over a few bushes to find the trails up the mountain, but the climb and views are worth the effort.
You won't find many runners on the trails, which serve as connectors for the Hill Tribe people to get to and from town, find mushrooms and meditate somewhere cool during the heat of the day. More than likely, though, you won't see another soul.
The 1676-meter ascent to Doi Suthep is full of lush greenery, birds swooping and monkeys howling in the distance. It will take half a day at a good clip to reach the top. Don't expect nicely groomed switchbacks; the trail was designed for its users to reach the top as quickly as possible, so the ascent is steep and swift, with plenty of roots, rocks and fallen logs to navigate. If you reach the summit on a clear day, it affords an amazing view of the hustle and bustle of Chiang Mai below—the moat and Tai Pae Gate that separates the old district from the new, the intertwining streets weaving through the city.
In spending time with trail runners in both America and Thailand, I have found two common threads: we love a good beer and we love a hot cup of coffee. While Thailand's go-to lager, Chang, doesn't quite live up to the standards of the Oregon IPAs I'm used to enjoying post-run at home, the coffee plantation I discovered while roaming the ridges of Doi Suthep more than compensated for the lack of hops in my diet. Sipping a cup of coffee brewed fresh by a small Thai woman at the summit is the perfect way to savor the cool air and calm quiet.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (95 votes).
In short: One killer hillIn full: Well organised run, good distance and timing for use as training for the London Marathon. A few narrow paths but the staggered start helped ensure that it wasn't too crowded. Friendly marshals and conducive start with changing facilities in the Ramada Hotel with start line less than 30 metres from entry to Hotel (this meant little to no travel from parking). Date of review: March 23, 2009
In short: Tough but fair course, friendly atmosphereDate of review: March 23, 2009
In short: Good organisation, a must before FLMIn full: Long flat/undulating stretch of endless busy, noisy road(A20 pathway) set you up well mentally for FLM,challenging hill and quiet roads were a nice change to the monotony and good training before descending again to the same long busy road. Friendly, serious runners, nice marshalls and lovely cadets. Simple. Just run it.Date of review: March 23, 2009
In short: Excellent Race. Well organised. Well doneIn full: This race was great fun. I turned up with the idea that this was a "training run". And loved it. Perfect warm up for the FLM. Route was scenic (in some parts) and challenging (one particular hill was TOUGH)! And I agree, did wonders for my mental toughness! Cadets were brilliant and marshalls were great. I didn't have any problems with the narrow pathways, although I am sure some people did. Brilliant way to fit in a training run - somewhere new. Even managed to finish quicker than expected! Would do again. Thanks.Date of review: March 23, 2009
In short: great views, no traffic problemsDate of review: March 23, 2009
In short: Nice to do something new!Date of review: March 23, 2009
In short: An excellent day out, nice to get the miles in and still have the afternoon!!In full: A mentally tough event, but thoroughly enjoyable. Water stations situated perfectly and the loop onto the downs was a real reminder as to why I get out and run. Fantastic weather played its part. Thanks for making the usual long sunday run more enjoyable. Good job!!Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: I thought it was great !In full: Firstly,I thought the organisation was exceptional.The air cadets were superb:well spaced,attentive water stations and they were coming round at the finish and topping up our cups and handing out jaffa cakes.The venue was top class too.Great facilities,loads of parking and very easy to get to.I was impressed by the on-screen interim results at the finish-first time I've seen that done.The rolling start was interesting,although it seemed that most runners went off early.By the time I set off,at 9.25,I think I was one of the last 3 starters.The only real problem I had was in the early part of the return section on the A20.The path was very narrow there and the verge very rough and rutted,so I had to run on the A20 at times to overtake.However,the rest of the route was no problem.The memento was nothing special,but much more importantly it was an excellent,very well organised race that I hope becomes a regular fixture.Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: great weather good views once off A20 would have liked more marshals and mile markersDate of review: March 22, 2009
In short: Good training run for FLM as the distance matched my scheduled long run. I did it at my MGP and it went really well so I was welll chuffed .In full: This was a well organised race, especially for a 1st time. I liked the rolling start although it was still very narrow in places and difficult to pass or be passed.The hill was nice and testing but worth it when you got the nice views from the top. I'll be back next year if I've got a London Marathon place but otherwise no.Also well done to the cadets at the water stations they did a good job and were really encouraging. There could have been a few more marshalls along the course as quite a few junctions had no marshall and this could have caused a problem.All in all not a bad day but made better for me by me completing 17.3 miles at my MGP and not being to knackered at the end of it.Keep Running!www.tommys.org.stevesmarathonDate of review: March 22, 2009
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These did not work as well for me as Rainbow Light Advanced, Jarrow or the Digest Gold. Others rave about them so they must work for some bodies.
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Hearty pasta soup
Do something different with a pack of tortellini. This filling soup is full of fibre, low fat and full of veg. The perfect lunch or supper
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- High in fibre, 3 of 5-a-day. freeze before adding pasta
- Easily doubled / halved
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- sugars11g
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- protein11g
- salt0.88g
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Heat oil in a pan. Fry the carrots and onion for 5 mins until starting to soften. Add the stock and tomatoes, then simmer for 10 mins. Add the peas and beans with 5 mins to go.
Once veg is tender, stir in the pasta. Return to the boil and simmer for 2 mins until the pasta is just cooked. Stir in the basil, if using. Season, then serve in bowls topped with a sprinkling of Parmesan and slices of garlic bread.
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Can't get hold of fresh basil? If you've got a tub of pesto in the fridge, stir a spoonful into the soup just before you serve it.
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Ricotta & basil bake: Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/ gas 6. Tip the pasta into a baking dish, season the tomatoes, stir in the basil, then spoon on top. In a bowl, combine the peas and beans, 250g tub ricotta and a handful grated Parmesan. Dot the mix over the pasta, scatter with more Parmesan, then bake for 20-25 mins until golden.
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As others have done I used this as a base but added celery, paprika and smoked paprika, garlic, a can of sweetcorn and diced chorizo. I also let it simmer for an hour as I don't like crunchy bits in my soup. It was absolutely delicious. Took leftovers to work the next day and caused quite a bit of envy at the yummy smell it emitted!
Love this recipe. Didnt realise I had no carrots though until the onions were already in the pan, so instead I added garlic, small chunks or broccoli and a little fresh chilli. It was perfect. Used peas from the pods as well which were a very nice sweet hint and a bit of oregano from the garden. Lovely!
This was wonderful! I also cook with what I have available so used chicken stock, tortellini with porcini mushroom filling, and baby lima beans for substitutes. As suggested I added celery, garlic, parmesan rind, chili flakes, and a dash of Tapatio. I will make this again. But, it will probably be different!
A firm family favourite which is different every time I make it as I add whatever is in the fridge and whatever pasta I happen to have. However I always add a few chilli flakes, some smoked paprika and a pinch of sugar and it always tastes great! Btw I always use frozen mixed vegetables which include carrots rather than fresh ones and they cook fine.
made this dish for a hearty mid week meal >> nobody else has commented on this part of the dish but when i cooked it the carrots they were rock hard even when i had cut them into dice size pieces and cooked them about half hour more than advised ? that aside it was a very tasty healthy dish would do again but maybe substitute the carrots for something that cook quicker :)
I made this for 2 so halved all the ingredients. Having read through the comments I added a small leek, a branch of celery, some frozen sweetcorn and some thinly sliced mini peppers (red, orange and yellow). I used dried basil and a hefty dose of chilli flakes (I will use fresh next time I think). I also threw the rind from the parmesan into the pot to add depth, as suggested in an earlier comment (a brilliant tip that I will use again and again).
The result was utterly delicious. My mother is recovering from major surgery and has little appetite, but she finished the whole bowl !!!
I tried this today for hungry workers and it went down a storm! I added a small leek, a clove of crushed garlic, some dried oregano, a splodge of tomato puree & a small potato diced finely, to thicken. I used a 500g carton of passata with 900ml chicken stock. Amazingly we had spinach & ricotta tortellini sitting in the fridge. It was superb, and will definitely be a keeper!
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The 10th anniversary of the start of the U.S. war in Iraq has given rise to lots of retrospective punditry on how that military misadventure did great political harm to the Republican Party and the presidency of George W. Bush (see HERE, for example).
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- Family/child friendly
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|Antuninska, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia
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|Private room
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Bright blue colours and a large window highlight the private bedroom. It includes a comfortable double bed where a pleasant night's sleep can be had. Nestled in the corner of the room is a TV and a dining table perfect for eating breakfast upon. Also available is a large wardrobe.
Picturesque Dubrovnik Cathedral can be reached within a 5-minute walking distance. The Walls of Dubrovnik are found within the same distance and are a historic series of defensive stone walls.
Stroll through the surrounding streets to find various disco bars and restaurants among other amenities.
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Reviews of this property
Perfect room:
- very VERY clean.
- the airco was one of the best we had during our trip.
- Shower always hot water
- we have read before booking the room that the Wifi is not so good. But they improved that and also the Wifi was really good.
The location of the room is of course sublime, in the middle of the old town. Try the sandwiches place at the corner of the small street with the home made bread. Very good!
We highly recommend this accommodation!
Wanda & Rudy
This is a great place to stay in Dubrovnik in the old town and close to everything. The room was very large and comfortable with the best bed I had in Croatia. Eta and her mum were great hosts. Easy to follow instructions were provided to find the apartment. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
Wonderful apartment in the heart of the old town. Clean and spacious and the hosts there were very friendly and helpful! We would definitely go back!! :)
Very nice place, clean and large bed !
Eta's mother is very kind, very helpful and accommodating !
Thank you.
A nice and clean room in the heart of Old Town Dubrovnik. Eta's mother was a sweet and helpful lady. We had a great time staying there.
We have spent three days in this room and I can only say that the treatment received by her mother has been excellent, the location is excellent, just 10 meters from the main street of Dubrovnik, clean room, good soundproofing, the wireless signal is good, is a super recommended to spend a few days in this marvelous city
Hemos pasado tres días en esta habitación y sólo puedo decir que el trato recibido por parte de su madre ha sido excelente, la ubicación es excelente, a sólo 10 metros de la calle principal de Dubrovnik, habitación limpia, buena insonorización, la señal wifi es buena, es un sitio super recomendable para pasar unos días en esta maravillosa ciudad
We have spent four days in this room and I can only say that the treatment received by Eta, Zdravko and his mother has been excellent, the location is outstanding, just 10 meters from the main street of Dubrovnik, clean room, good soundproofing thinking being in the center.
The only complaint one can make is that the wifi signal is not good, almost no signal reaches the room, part of this is a super advisable to spend a few days in this wonderful city option.
Hemos pasado 4 días en esta habitación y solamente puedo decir que el trato recibido por parte de Eta, Zdravko y su madre ha sido excelente, la ubicación es excepcional, a 10 metros de la calle principal de Dubrovnik, habitación limpia, buena insonorización a pensar de estar en pleno centro.
La única pega que puedo poner es que la señal de wifi no es buena, prácticamente no llega señal a la habitación, a parte de esto es una opción súper recomendable para pasar unos días en esta maravillosa ciudad.
For our weekend stay in Dubrovnik, the room was perfect! Situated right in the old town, is from the bus stop on all points of interest to supermarket (across the street) to achieve excellent everything. The room is still super quiet, tip-top equipped in order and very good (air conditioning, fridge, kettle, even tea and Nescafé ...). We were very warmly welcomed and provided with all the information you need.
Highly recommended!
G. and U. Hagen
Für unseren Wochenend-Aufenthalt in Dubrovnik war das Zimmer optimal! Gleich in der Altstadt gelegen, ist von der Bushaltestelle über sämtliche Sehenswürdigkeiten bis zum Supermarkt (direkt gegenüber) alles hervorragend zu erreichen. Das Zimmer ist dennoch super ruhig, tip-top in Ordnung und sehr gut ausgestattet (Klimaanlage, Kühlschrank, Wasserkocher, sogar Tee und Nescafé ...). Wir wurden sehr freundlich empfangen und mit allen gewünschten Informationen versorgt.
Sehr empfehlenswert!
G. und U. Hagens
We spent five nights in Dubrovnik during this Easter and were really happy with our accommodation. Eta and Zdravko were very helpful and nice, the room was spotless clean and everything worked well. The bed was really comfortable, too. Location is superb, just around the corner from main street in old town. I would highly recommed this accommodation. Many thanks to Eta and Zdravko, hope to see you again some day!
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Samsung Electronics, the largest maker of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) in the world, said Thursday that it had begun shipping consumer-class memory modules featuring DDR3 DRAM chips produced using 30nm-class process technology. The new modules are more energy-efficient and potentially have higher overclocking potential.
Samsung's new DDR3 DRAM modules are available in 2GB and 4GB capacities in very low profile (VLP) unbuffered dual in-line memory module (UDIMM) configurations for desktop PCs, and small outline DIMM (SODIMM) configurations for notebook PCs. The new modules transfer data at up to 1600MHz clock-speed, but it is unclear at what voltages and with what latency settings.
Samsung's DRAM modules. For illustration purposes only.
Samsung usually does not sell its memory modules through distribution channels on its own. There is a number of companies, who acquire such devices and then sell them under their own trademarks. As a result, shortly, overclocking-class modules with speeds of 1866MHz and upwards based on Samsung's 30nm DRAMs may emerge in the retain, provided that the chips can actually handle high clock-speeds.
"Samsung is committed to bringing performance-enhanced computing to consumers, and our 30nm-class process technology offers an outstanding combination of advanced low-power DDR3 technology, with blazing speed up to 1600 megabits per second," said Reid Sullivan, senior vice president of mobile entertainment marketing at Samsung Electronics America.


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Who's in the running for pope? 12 names to watch
Pope Benedict XVI's sudden resignation took the church and the world by surprise, in large part because it was a move without precedent in the modern world. But what comes next is as old and familiar as the papacy itself: speculating about who will be the next pope. Here are 12 names to watch.


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Drug Bust Nets Five
A lengthy investigation led to five arrests Monday afternoon.
Shortly after 1 p.m., investigators of the Jamestown Police Department Drug Enforcement Unit along with the JPD SWAT team executed a search warrant at 442 Buffalo St.
Russell W. Bales, 33, of Jamestown, Joseph E. Macnamara, 28, of Jamestown, Mark R. Dzielski, 27, of Brocton, Ryan D. Baker, 20, of Jamestown and Christopher J. McMillen, 21, of Youngsville, Pa., were all charged following the search. All five subjects were charged with two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, one count of criminally possessing a hypodermic instrument and one count of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia. Bales was additionally charged with one felony count of criminal nuisance.
Third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance is a class B felony, and if convicted, the subjects could each face a maximum of 25 years in prison, according to New York penal law.
According to police, investigators seized a large quantity of heroin, crack cocaine, U.S. currency and various drug paraphernalia. The approximate street value of the drugs seized was estimated at $10,000.
Capt. Robert Samuelson of the Jamestown Police Department noted that the search was part of an ongoing investigation into the sale of heroin in the Jamestown area that the JPD has been conducting for quite some time.
"This was a significant amount of heroin that we seized today," said Samuelson. "This was definitely an enterprise that was selling the heroin on an ongoing basis, and we were able to intercept a lot of that today. It just goes to show the level of abuse that's going on in Jamestown. It's a sad sign of the times – this is a drug that ruins families, ruins relationships and ruins lives."
It is believed that the two individuals with residences outside of Jamestown who were charged were occupying the Buffalo Street residence as users.
"It shows the outreach that this drug has," said Samuelson. "Jamestown has become such a user-friendly area for drugs like this, and that's what we're trying to prevent with these investigations."
The five subjects were expected to be arraigned in Jamestown City Court Tuesday morning. Anyone who may have information on illegal drug activity is asked to contact the Jamestown Police Departments Anonymous Tip Line at 483-TIPS (8477). All calls will be kept confidential.


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I'm not saying your mixer doesn't have the proper bearing, but considering it didn't come with the spiral hook originally I would bet it doesn't.
I don't have a dog in the fight, but wondered whether you could just buy a thrust bearing, and substitute it in your mixer. I found thrust bearing for the Kitchen Aid mixers pretty easily, and cheap, but it is quite likely it can not be retrofitted to your machine. But in looking, I found a service manual for the KS5 , you might find it interesting http://ep.yimg.com/ty/cdn/mendingshed/kitchenaidservicemanual.pdf On page 13 in section A and page 14 section E they talk about checking for wear on certain bushings, and point out that if there is excessive wear, you have to replace part of the housing, not just the bushing. Not sure if this is where you might get excessive wear from the spiral hook, but that would raise a concern that the repair costs would be quite high.


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Thursday, July 19, 2012
Whether partnered by Nova Widianto or Tontowi Ahmad, the on-court prowess of Lilyana Natsir makes her a formidable foe.
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Monday, July 16, 2012
History and current form favour China for the women's doubles gold at the London Olympics but some opposing shuttlers hope to have a say in the outcome.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Czech No. 1 Petr Koukal has been handed the ultimate honour by his home Olympic committee as the official flag bearer for the upcoming Olympic Games.
Friday, June 29, 2012
His aim is to win the nation's elusive gold medal. And Lee Chong Wei has his heart set on being on the podium at the Wembley Arena come August 5, singing the Negaraku, the Malaysian national anthem on the top of his voice.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Though Lin Dan was not one of the six finalists shortlisted for the prestigious 2012 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award, the Chinese reigning Olympic and World Champion was invited to grace the event in London yesterday.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Jan O Jorgensen (below), is not the type of person to give up easily.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Korean men's doubles star Jung Jae Sung has been playing at his home Open every year since the beginning of the millennium.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Korea's Bae Youn Joo has been in the finals of some of the world's most prestigious badminton tournaments and has won titles both at home and abroad but this weekend, she gets set to do something she hasn't done in a long time: play in the semi-final of a major tournament in her home country.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Jan O. Jorgensen's career has been on a roller coaster ever since he moved into the first tier of international men's singles badminton in the bottom half of 2009.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
England's Rajiv Ouseph won his inaugural match of 2012, ousting former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat in the first round of the Victor Korea Open Superseries, one of the five OSIM BWF Superseries Premier events.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Pan Am Games silver medallist Iris Wang of the United States is beginning this year the same way she finished the last, with a very taxing tournament schedule.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Danish star Mathias Boe has immersed himself in the world of badminton -- real and virtual. If you've missed him in real action at the Yonex BWF World Championships this week, good news, Boe is still in action in the virtual badminton world.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Czech champion Petr Koukal is back on the Olympic qualification trail less than a year after an operation and chemotherapy for testicular cancer. And the 25-year-old has a clear message to young men from 15-35.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Kaveh Mehrabi is used to flying the flag on his own for Iran and this week's Yonex BWF World Championships is no exception as he juggles being a competitor, the chairman of the Athletes Commission and a supporter of a charitable cause in London.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Spain is noted for more for prowess with the football than the shuttlecock but rising badminton star Carolina Marin may help redress the balance a little.
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That would be The Byrds/Band 20th Anniversay Dylan Tribute Show, May '85 with Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Gene Clark, Michael Clarke, Blondie Chaplain and Rick Roberts plus a couple other excellent back-up musicians. They played and sang their asses off for the small crowd that showed.


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China's Zou gets great draw in Olympic boxing
BEIJING (AP) Zou Shiming's path to China's first boxing gold medal looks quite clear after Friday's Olympic draw.
Zou, the two-time world amateur champion light flyweight, got a boost to his trailblazing plans when all of his top competitors landed on the other side of the bracket in the manual draw conducted at a Beijing hotel.
Given the single-elimination format and subjective scoring standards of international boxing, many fighters' medal hopes hung on the bounce of the pingpong balls drawn out of a purple Chinese vase by international boxing officials. Zou emerged among the biggest winners.
"His draw is not bad," Chinese team leader Cui Fuguo said. "The strong opponents from Cuba, Russia, Philippines, Mongolia, Thailand and the USA are all in the later bouts. He has the largest possibility to win."
Although late dropouts Gary Russell Jr. and Frankie Gavin have been the biggest stories in Olympic boxing so far, competition begins Saturday at Workers' Gymnasium with Russian middleweight star Matvey Korobov facing Sweden's Naim Terbunja. Cuba's Emilio Correa, the other top middleweight, is on the other side of the draw.
There are 283 boxers left in the Olympic field after American bantamweight Russell and Britain's Gavin dropped out for failing to make weight, along with Ethiopian flyweight Molla Getachew Ambaw.
American heavyweight Deontay Wilder and featherweight Raynell Williams also received auspicious placements in their quest for medals to make up for the team's loss of Russell, a medal favorite.
"I think we got a pretty good draw, (but) we weren't overly concerned about who we would get as opponents," U.S. coach Dan Campbell said. "We came over here expecting to work, and hoping for the best."
The most unusual grouping occurred in the featherweight division, where three strong medal favorites - Russia's Albert Selimov, Ukraine's Vasyl Lomachenko and Uzbekistan's Bajodirjon Sultonov - were grouped together in the preliminary rounds.
Only one of those three favorites can even reach the quarterfinals, while borderline medal contender Williams could reach the final without facing a distinguished international fighter.
The U.S. team's two world champions also received good draws, with flyweight Rau'shee Warren opening Tuesday against Korea's Lee Ok-sung and welterweight Demetrius Andrade drawing Georgia's Jvania Kakhaber.
Wilder, a former college basketball player who's only been boxing for three years, is in prime position to win the two bouts necessary to qualify for a medal. The most accomplished heavyweights in the Olympic field are all fighting outside his quadrant.
"I think he got a good draw, and a guy with that little experience, we would want that," Campbell said.
Middleweight Shawn Estrada will be the only American in the ring Saturday when he takes on Argentina's Ezequiel Osvaldo Maderna. Estrada and Maderna know each other well from the championship match in a qualifying tournament last spring in Guatemala City - won 4-1 by Estrada - and a recent dual training session with their national teams in Argentina.
"We would like them to meet the toughest teams in the finals," Campbell said. "That's the most exciting Olympics you can hope for, and the way the draw came out, in most cases, we'll meet Russia, we'll meet Cuba and we'll meet Thailand toward the end of the competition."


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|CHIMP Robot Prepares For DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials
December 13, 2013. It's only been a few weeks since Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) completed assembly of its four-limbed CHIMP robot, but the Tartan Rescue Team has high hopes for the robot's performance at the DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC) Trials Dec. 20-21. "We've been on a fast track for the past year, doing detailed design and development of CHIMP at the same time as we were writing and testing its software on surrogate hardware," said Tony Stentz, NREC director and leader of the Tartan Rescue Team.
|Human-Scale CHIMP Robot Has Four Limbs, But Moves Like a Tank
March 12, 2013. A team from Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center is building a new class of robot to compete in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Robotics Challenge — a human-size robot that moves, not by walking, but on rubberized tracks on the extremities of each of its four limbs. Though the appearance of the CMU Highly Intelligent Mobile Platform, or CHIMP, is vaguely simian, its normal mode of locomotion will be much like that of a tank, with the tracks of all four limbs on the ground.
|Summer Scholar Tapped for Simulated Mars Mission
August 02, 2012. Simon Engler has spent this summer at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute working on robotic technology that might search for life on Mars. And next year, he'll be working on food preparation skills that may one day support life – human life – on that planet. Engler, a Robotics Institute Summer Scholar (RISS), is one of six people selected from more than 700 applicants to participate early next year in a NASA-sponsored experiment called Hi-SEAS, or the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation. They will be testing new forms of food and food preparation strategies designed for sustaining astronauts on Mars and other deep-space missions.
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Eighteenth season to commence Feb. 7 on Florida's Lake Okeechobee
15.Jan.2013 by Kyle Wood and Brett Carlson
With the Walmart FLW Tour season just weeks away, FLWOutdoors.com takes a closer look at the venues that will play host to the top bass anglers in the world. The 2013 schedule features six qualifying events - including two in Alabama and one each in Florida, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Part I of this two-part series features the first three events of the year.
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Skip to comments.Baker Who Refused To Make Wedding Cake For Lesbian Couple Under Investigation (Gresham, Oregon)
Posted on 02/02/2013 12:43:35 PM PST by drewh
Aaron Klein, owner of Sweet Cakes in Gresham, Oregon, is the subject of a state investigation after one of the brides-to-be filed a complaint.
An Oregon baker has refused to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple, allegedly calling them 'abominations unto the Lord.'
Aaron Klein, owner of Sweet Cakes in Gresham, is the subject of a state investigation after one of the brides-to-be filed a complaint.
The woman claims Klein refused to take an order from her partner when he learned the cake was for a gay marriage.
Oregon Attorney General's civil enforcement office is now looking into the case to determine whether the baker broke the law by discriminating against the couple.
The Oregon Equality Act 2007 outlaws discrimination by an individual or a business against people based on their sexual orientation and gender identity.
Klein denied calling the women 'abominations' but admitted to rejecting their custom.
'I apologized for wasting their time and said we don't do same-sex marriages,' he told KATU.
'I honestly did not mean to hurt anybody, didn't mean to make anybody upset, (it's) just something I believe in very strongly.'
He told the news station his religious beliefs were more important than making money and the state law. Religious: The bakery has clear symbols of Klein's faith on its walls, pictured
'If I have to be, I guess, be penalized for my beliefs, then I guess, well, that'll be what it is,' he said, adding that, in his view, his constitutional rights should override Oregon law.
'My First Amendment rights allow me to practice my religion as I see it,' Klein said.
The case will likely fall to a judge to decide. The women said they didn't want to talk about the complaint until they received further legal advice.
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Good idea.
They can call their business 'Wedding Gaykes'.
Glad to hear it, and glad you've the moral guns to stick by your opinions, and the opinions of God.
THIS CAN GET TOUCHY. If a restaurant owner denies a black person service and claims his religion forbids him from serving blacks, I dont think hell have much of a case.
Mr. Klein is referring here to the First Amendment, which is a part of the Bill of Rights, which in turn is part of some old parchment written hundreds of years ago.
How retro!
Klein expects modern political-hack judges to give a rat's ass about that kind of crap?
This is nothing more than harassment and attempted intimidation of a private business. Lord, I do really, really dislike these aggressive fags.
I thought a business had the right to refuse service to anyone.
Not since the Civil rights lunch counter confrontations.
No, unfortunately that right was made invalid by the 1964 civil rights act. You or I can't demand that a baker sell us a cake and then have the baker heavily fined or put out of business if he doesn't, but a pair of homosexual perverts can. If that's not a specially created "right" for one type of people I don't know what would be.
The issue back at the time the Civil Rights Act was passed was primarily restaurants, hotels, and other businesses that refused service to black people. Congress decided and the courts agreed that the right of the state to regulate businesses trumped the right of the business's owner/operator in that particular situation, and I agree. I think that law was justifiable in those days because racial characteristics such as skin color and/or other physical features are usually determined by race and are irreversible even if the person in question wanted to change. But OTOH homosexuality has been proved beyond doubt to be reversible by literally tens of thousands of former practicing homosexuals who have come out of that perverse lifestyle and now live well adjusted normal lives with opposite-sex pardners and children. IMHO forcing people to go against their traditional American Christian beliefs simply in order to cater to the whims of that one particular portion of the population is wrong-headed and un-American no matter what the courts of today say.
That's right. We need a special dispensation from the government just to live.
That's the problem with the tax-exempt status of religion. The government can always threaten to take that status away — forcing churches to allow gay marriages or hire gay job applicants.
Or the free exercise thereof. Something in the Constitution about that.
By law, businesses cannot reject people on the basis of race. But they should have that right. Black business owners, and white owners, no matter who, should be able to sell to whomever they want. It is THEIR property.
Senator Ran Paul, son of Ron, was absolutely right when he said the Civil Rights Act was a big government power grab, crushing our property rights.
Government attacks religion around the edges. Sure, the government says, you have the right to free exercise of religion. But this particular job or activity is only 23 percent religion and 77 percent business. We will take your tax exemption away unless you allow gays to use this particular facility or engage in this particular activity.
I think businesses should have the right to serve or not serve anyone they please. To deny that right, as now-Senator Ran Paul once pointed out, is a denial of our property rights. Once big government gets its big foot in that door, all bets are off. The gay Oregon law is proof of that.
Mr. Klein has crosses hanging on his walls, a pretty good indicator that he's not Jewish.
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Lots of FReepers believe they can spot-the-Jew by someone's last name, magically transforming Germans and other Europeans into Jews. Not even Sarah Palin and Pope John Paul II are spared.
Given the intermarriage rate in the USA, someone with even a last name like Cohen or Levi is only about 50% likely to be Jewish.
"I thought a business had the right to refuse service to anyone."
Should be, but now that it's become a "civil rights" thing in many states, if you don't want to do business with them you are "violating their civil rights."
Your right not to help celebrate abomination is not considered, apparently.
I'm a born again Christian (there's no other kind) first and a Baptist 2nd, and I believe my local church would give up it's tax free status when, not if, it comes down to a choice between obeying God's Holy Word or relinquishing it's tax exempt status. If I'm wrong about that matter I will leave my current local church and look for another one that has a strong Christian backbone like the great Apostle Paul's. In his Holy Spirit-inspired epistles he told us to obey government's JUST laws which are ordained by God, but not to obey Caesar when his UNJUST laws conflict with God's commands. I don't think there is any question about whether or not a government order to tolerate or ignore a gross sin such as homosexual depravity is NOT ordained by God since He identifies homosexual acts as a prominent one of the gross sins that the antediluvian people practiced in their heyday, (see Romans ch 1, v 26-27) and by so doing brought down God's judgment on their depraved civilization.
Simply said, I will NOT be a member of any so-called church or denomination that tolerates the practice of homosexual depravity and/or approves same-sex "marriage" by it's members. If that means paying higher taxes than are paid by those Christians who are willing to compromise with gross sin in exchange for a tax exemption so be it.
LOL! Home run, crip.
Liberals tell us that the Bible has no place in modern life because it was written 2000 years ago and doesn't apply today because "It's the 21st century now...."
Now it's the same argument they use against the FIRST amendment AND in justification of Obama's war on guns and the SECOND Amendment because THEY were written over 200 years ago and don't apply to today because "It's the 21st century now...."
My Grandmother always used to say that when people don't know what they're talking about or don't have any facts to back them up,they just tell you what year,decade,or century it is......"
Ironically. In Russia today his rights would have been protected.
For what it's worth, I watched some youtube videos last night that exposed how the music industry has been subverted and how homosexuality is one of the prominent tools of the devil. It was disturbing to learn all the sneaky things I've missed; much of the other stuff was obvious and blatant, ie. rap/gangster nonsense, but other music and musicians, I admit I had no idea.
The wheels have flown off and morals are in the ditch.
I pray for relief in this time of vile human history.
My wife's grand mother's maiden name was Cohen, no, she wasn't Jewish either.
I'm presently reading in the Torah (I'm not Jewish either).
I got interested recently when someone posted a picture with a caption that "the Hebrews came out of Egypt armed", this doesn't jibe with the Old Testament version, so like a good little Baptist boy, I started studying to learn more.
It would be helpful if I could read the Hebrew text in the original language but I can't.
I tend to resist Procrustean readings of the Torah!
You might be interested these comments on Exodus 13:
It's easy to forget that being jailed because of religious beliefs has been the rule, rather than the exception.
...and for 200+ years, we were the exception, but I guess that experiment has ended.
You're right...Government will have a lot more to do than screw with Christians...but they will do that too.
Within thirty years it will be politically incorrect to go to a Christian service. It will be akin to smoking in public.
Add another one to the growing list of hundreds of instances of homo-fascism that the Gaystapo will ignore or deny.
You say some good, reasonable things.
Unfortunately I think most churches and conservative groups are wedded to their finances, including the tax exemption.
As a result, Chick-Fil-A and the Boy Scouts are caving in to financial and media pressure and backing away on the homosexual issue.
Exactly. If I had the time I could make a list of the liberties we have lost in that manner during my 75 years on this ball of dirt. In one way it makes it easier for me to contemplate my eminent departure from here to reside in a far better place.
My main concern now is the future of my kids and grand kids, what kind of world will they have to live in 40-50 years from now? Not the same one I once knew and loved, that's for sure.
"It wont be too much longer before Christians face heavy civil penalities for practicing their beliefs. Soon thereafter criminal penalities will follow."
US civil rights code would override a state constitution, but that is not the case here. YET (Barack has promised to do something about it as soon as he can)
It's a question that the bible text does not speak to. It's possible that the now-written oral traditions of the Jews could furnish further details in some cases, but remember Jesus scolded the Pharisees, the custodians of these works, that they were getting it wrong.
What's next? Make them wear gold stars?
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