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Aussie Hair Insurance - This is my old standby for leave-in conditioner. I love Infusium23 as well, but I can usually find this cheaper. It smells great and works well. I tend to use this in my homemade beach spray also. The bottle is good for re-using as a spray bottle too.
Ion Color Brilliance - This is a permanent hair color in Medium Intense Red Blonde from Sally's. I'm a HUGE fan of the Ion developer, but this color....not so much. It's been so long since I used it that I can't remember how it turned out, but it's been sitting under my sink forever. To get rid of it, and use a refresher, I dumped the rest of the bottle in a huge bottle of conditioner that I'm trying to finish up as well. I've noticed it actually making a difference too. So, yay!
Tresemme Flawless Curls Mousse - I've had this particular container FOREVER. Simply because when my hair is shorter than it is now, I go straight. When it gets longer, it's just much easier to go curly. I've used this stuff for ages, even though it does give that dreaded crunchy curl that us curly girls hate. I'm working on a different mousse now, and plan to try to find(I know it's out there) one that doesn't give that crunch....but I will always use this because it's habit.
Neutrogena Makeup Remover Wipes - I think I picked these up a while back at Target for dirt cheap using coupons. This is the last of the 3 packs that I bought...and boy am I glad they're gone. I know a LOT of people who swear by these, but I just can't use them. They work amazingly, but as soon as I go near my eyes it starts to burn. IDK what it is, but it's EVERY time. So to finish these up, I ended up using them to wipe make-up off my hands while applying it to my face or as a spot cleaner for brushes. I'm trying a different brand now, and so far so good.
Perlier Shower Cream - I finished up the Honey Miel & White Almond creams. You can see my review on these HERE. I really love these. The honey is just OMG amazing with a light smell that stays on your body all day.
Josie Maran GoGo Mascara - This is infused with Argan oil. Unfortunately, I didn't really get to use it enough to see how well it worked. It came in a kit from Sephora a few years ago & I used the mascara as soon as I got it. Only a few times, then it went into the container for my brow/lash products. It's so small that it was forgotten about and only used a few times before I noticed flaking on my lashes. So, I can't say either way if this is good or bad, but it was pretty. Sidenote, the brush is HUGE and is kinda triangle shaped(almost like a Christmas tree) off of the wand.
Deep Sea Cosmetics nail file - Another item from a kit I purchased AGES ago. The file was good while it lasted, but it's falling apart badly.
Slatkin & CO Sparkling Icicles - This is one of the last candles I have from my Black Friday sales last year at Bath & Body Works. It's nice, but a little too perfume-y for me which annoys my sinuses. "As sparkling and luminescent as icicles on a tree under a winter's moon, this fragrance combines moss, bergamot with the perfect finishing touch - a citrus bouquet."
Bath & Body Works Espresso Bar - I smelled this in store & had to have it. Got it home, lit it, and was like "Where's the smell?!?!?!" After about an hour, I just blew it out and put the lid back on it. When I finished the above candle, I knew I had to finish this one up so I could use the container and not waste product. When I did, the entire house smelled like a coffee shop. "In Italy, you never take your coffee "to go" - instead you stop and savor the aromas of roasted espresso beans and sweet vanilla froth that inspired this fragrance." Thankfully I was smart enough to snag 2 of these. :D
Dial For Men Hair & Body Wash - There's no scent listed on this, but it says Ultimate Clean and has an orange label. THe kiddo loved using this because it was one product for his hair and body. I think because it smells like cologne(but not heavy or overpowering) that it makes him feel like a big boy. I can't remember how much it was, but I got it at either Wal-Mart or Target.
Bath & Body Works Plumeria Shower Gel - Another BBW shower gel that doesn't moisturize well because it's the old formula. I love the classic smell of the plumeria, but not that its drying on me.
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Freedomotic is an open, flexible, scalable, mashup-oriented software system which can interact with well-known standard building automation protocols and with "do-it-yourself" solutions. It treats the Web, social networks, and frontends just like any other sensor or actuator in your automation system. For example, you can tweet your washing machine to start the washing cycle. Freedomotic leverages modern enterprise integration patterns and distributed computing architectures, along with cross-language APIs for extensions.
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Water Hyacinth Decrease Or Increase Biology Essay
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Geography and bio are both subjects that I take and in both I have been taught about the affect of fertilizers in water bodies and how the added nutrients from crop runoff has caused algal bloom and ultimately eutrophication and the death of all living aquatic organisms in that water body. I have decided to research the affect of nutrient content on the length of root of water hyacinth. I am interested in how the plant will adapt and either grow or minimize the length of the root for optimal nutrient absorption. This research could be used to educate farmers on the effect of fertilizers in water bodies and to show them, with data, the growth of these plants with added nutrients in the water. Therefore this research could be used to educate farmers about the effect of artificial fertilizers on water hyacinth in close by water bodies as well environmentalists who will study the impact of the water hyacinth to that ecosystem and how the nutrient content increase has aided or hinder the growth of hyacinth.
- Scale bucket (10 litre line already marked on bucket)
- 5 identical tubs (80 litre)
- 15 identical size water hyacinth plants
- Water
- iron chelates (8g per 80 litre tub = 40g)
- Fertiliser (24g per 80 litre tub = 120g+25g+50g+75g+100g = 370g)
- 30cm ruler
- Camera
- 15 pieces of coloured ribbon (to tie around the individual hyacinth plants)
- Scale
- Permanent marker pen
- 10 plastic bags
1. Measure out, using a scale, 8g iron chelates for each tub (A,B,C,D,E) and place the iron chelates in 5 separate plastic bags.
2. Measure out, using a scale, 24g fertiliser for tub A (control) and place in a plastic bag marked A, 49g fertiliser for tub B and place in a plastic bag marked B, 74g fertiliser for tub C and place in a plastic bag marked C, 99g fertiliser for tub D and place in a plastic bag marked D, 124g fertiliser for tub E and place in a plastic bag marked E.
3. Fill 5 tubs with 80 litres water.
4. Label the tubs A, B, C, D, and E.
5. Add the iron chelates and fertiliser to the corresponding tubs.
6. Take initial readings of the root length (cm) of the longest root of each plant. Record in table.
7. Add three identical sized water hyacinth plants to each tub.
8. Tie a ribbon around all the plants in the tubs.
9. Once a week measure the root length of the longest root of all 15 plants. Record in table.
10. Repeat step 9 for 4 weeks.
11. When all data has been recorded in the table, draw a bar graph to represent the data.
Data Collection Plan:
There will be an initial reading which will be taken before the water hyacinth plants are added to the water tubs. The measurements will be the length of the longest root of the water hyacinth plant. The root will be measured from where the root meets the stem to the tip of the root. The length will be measured with a 30 cm ruler and the measurements will be recorded in a table.
The lengths of the roots will be measured once a week for 4 consecutive weeks. By measuring the lengths of the roots of the water hyacinth plants, it will determine if the length of the roots increase as the nutrient content (fertiliser) increases.
This is quantitative data that will be collected and will be represented, first, in a table which will show root length (cm) of the longest root versus the dry mass of fertiliser in the tub of water. The data will then be represented by a bar graph to emphasise the results collected. The data will then be analysed to indentify any trends in the data and to see if the hypothesis, the root length of a Water Hyacinth plant will decrease as the nutrient content in the water body increases, is correct.
This research project will remain scientifically objective and data will be reported honestly with no distortion whatsoever and therefore the data will not be altered in any way. I will acknowledge any assistance and sources from which I have borrowed information and any information that I have used will be cited and referenced. Any herbicides used will be disposed of appropriately as not to cause any negative impact to the environment. The hyacinth plants will be replaced into the main pond once I have concluded my investigation and in this way other students will be able to use the water hyacinth again without having to growth more.
Literature Review:
The aim of this research task is to investigate the change in root length of water hyacinth as the nutrient content of the water body is increased. The nutrient content refers to the fertiliser that will be added to the water tubs. If the hypothesis, the root length of a Water Hyacinth plant will decrease as the nutrient content in the water body increases, is proven correct then it will reinforce the studies which have shown that water hyacinth flourishes in water bodies with high nutrient content from fertilisers that have been washed into water bodies from farms. By analysing different sources, both secondary and primary, it will determine the various results and points of view on this particular topic.
Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia Crassipes) originates from Central and South America it is a free-floating or mud-rooted aquatic plant which ranges in size from a few centimetres to almost a metre in height (stem length). The water hyacinth is capable of rapid reproduction by means of side shoots which break off and grow to be separate plants. Stirton (1978) stated that, in optimal conditions, a group/colony of these plants can double in size every eleven to eighteen days. Bromilow (2001) states that this plant was originally introduced into South Africa just before 1910 and is now "well-established in all four provinces of South Africa." (Stirton, 1978, p.68). The roots of the plant are feathery and long and this helps to balance the plant while the stalk is a swollen, air-filled structure that keeps the plant buoyant. According to Bromilow (2001), the water hyacinth infests lakes, dams and rivers and it becomes impossible to navigate, fishing and increase evaporation. Both these sources give identical facts about the plant and both sources are written in a scientific and unbiased manner.
The tubs of water will have to be filled with a "base" of nutrients which will be a fixed mass of iron chelates and fertiliser. Unknown author (website: http://www.smart-fertilizer.com/articles/iron) states that, "Chelates are compounds that stabilize metal ions (in this case - iron) and protect them from oxidation and precipitation. Iron chelates consist of three components: Fe3+ ions, a complex, such as EDTA, DTPA, EDDHA, amino acids, humic-fluivic acids, citrate and sodium (Na+) or ammonium (NH4+) ions." The iron chelates and fertiliser will allow the plants a source of nutrients. The information given by my teacher states that, "7:1:3 fertiliser and iron chelates to be added to the water in a ratio of 3:1. 8g iron chelates and 24 g of fertiliser to be added to 80 litres of water." All of the 5 tubs will be given this "base" nutrient content and there will be a variation in the dry mass measurement of fertiliser that will be added to four out of the five tubs of water. This change in fertiliser content is the independent variable.
Eutrophication falls into this research topic (nutrient content versus growth of plant). Moore, Garnett and Shaw (nd) state that eutrophication is the process whereby nutrients are added to natural bodies of water such as rivers, lakes and dams. Moore, Garnett and Shaw also state phosphorous and nitrate play a role in algal growth. This statement links fertilisers, which contain nitrates and phosphorous. Both these compounds are essential for plant growth and development. If fertilisers are washed into water bodies, it will be in favour of the aquatic plant life, which will benefit from these nutrients. There will be a chain reaction of events. First there will be a flourish in algal bloom such as water hyacinth. This will cause a decrease in dissolved oxygen in the water and decreased light penetration. This eventually leads to the death of marine life in the water body. In my experiment, I am using fertiliser and investigating the effect of added nutrients on the plants, specifically the roots of the plant. The experiment done by Xie, An, Yao and Xiao (2005) offers evidence that my hypothesis is correct. "Increase of nutrient availability in sediment or water led to increased plant N (ranged from 2.47 to 4.77 mg g−1) and P concentrations (ranged from 42.8 to 62.0 mg g−1). These results indicate that considerable variation in root morphology of V. natans exists in response to the fertility of the sediment it is rooted in." (Xie, An, Yao and Xiao, 2005). This experiment tested the type of soli the plant was rooted in versus root growth. This experiment is very similar to mine because it focuses on nutrient content.
The conclusion that I have come to is that nutrient content in the water body definitely has an effect on the growth of the plant. I have not been able to find an article or research that has confirmed that root length decrease as nutrient content increases. This inverse relationship is due to the surface area: volume ratio that exists. I believe that the plant will extend its length in order to increase the surface area so more nutrients are absorbed when the water body has decreased quantities of nutrients.
Bromilow, C. (2001). Problem Plants of South Africa. Pretoria: Briza Publications.
Iron Nutrition in Plants. (n.d.). Retrieved February 6, 2013, from http://www.smart-fertilizer.com/articles/iron.
Shaw, GR., Moore, DP. & Garnett, C. (n.d.). Eutrophication and Algal Blooms. Queensland: National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology.
Stirton, CH. (1978). Plant Invaders. Cape Town: Department of Nature and Environmental Conservation of the Cape Provincial Administration.
Xie, Y., An, S., Yao, X. & Xiao, K. (2005). Short-time response in root morphology of Vallisneria natans to sediment type and water-column nutrient. China: University and Wuhan Nanjing University.


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Look, look, look, everyone was saying, pointing to the scoreboard video screen high above the court. When Michele looked up, she saw two young ladies in the student section holding up a sign that read Geary's Mom, Come Sit With Us!
Michele's initial reaction was one of horror at suddenly becoming the focus of the entire arena. But the more she thought about it, the more the idea of moving from her seat 10 rows behind the PSU bench to spend some time with the students made sense. So after the game, she talked to the girls, who were both members of the enthusiastic student fan group The Nittwits.
I promised I'd be there for the next game, Michele said. That game happened to be State's Feb. 16 matchup with then unbeaten and No. 1 Illinois, which drew the loudest crowd to watch the struggling Nittany Lions in years.
It was wonderful, Michele said. The momentum, the cheering, I enjoy all that stuff. The kids are great, and you're right on the floor. The energy is great.
So great, in fact, that she was back with the kids for the next home game, a Feb. 26 tilt with Iowa. For the home finale against Minnesota March 2, Michele rounded up reinforcements.
It was at Michele's insistence that we do it, said Mary Ellen Morrissey, the mother of Lion freshman guard Danny Morrissey. She said, 'Come on guys, let's do it. Why don't we go over there and give them even more support?' So we went over. We had a blast.
We in this instance, meaning Michele Claxton, Mary Ellen Morrissey and Lorie Walker, the mom of another PSU newcomer, guard Mike Walker. You can bet Bonnie Hassell, the mother of Lion freshman forward Brandon Hassell, would have been along had she been able to make it to the midweek game from the family home in Ohio.
Everyone probably thought, what are these nutty mothers doing going over there, Lorie Walker said. I guess you have to be a little crazy, though. We went over there to encourage the [students and players], and the crowd was really into it.
If you are looking for subtle signs of improvement for a program that is carrying its fourth-straight No. 11 seed into Thursday's Big Ten tournament opener vs. Ohio State here, this is one of them. Second-year coach Ed DeChellis would never admit it, but he's had nearly as much trouble dealing with disgruntled parents as disgruntled players in his two years at the helm.
The combination has led to a host of transfers (one before he arrived, four more since), another athlete who insisted on turning pro early (even though he was not ready) and other problems that have never made it into the public eye.
The current crop of freshmen is the first full class DeChellis recruited, and he obviously spent time scouting their families, as well. The players quickly developed a chemistry when they arrived last June, one that suggests they are more than four separate pieces. It didn't take long for the parents to form bonds, either, though they hail from Connecticut (Claxton), Ohio (Morrissey) and Pennsylvania (Walker).
You don't know what you're going to be introduced to or who you are going to be introduced to, Mary Ellen Morrissey said. This was Danny's choice. But believe me, there is no pretense [among the parents] whatsoever. We're enjoying one another. We keep saying, this is going to be the best four years of our lives.
Call it destiny, call it fate, Michele Claxton added. But right off the bat, from Day One, Geary met the boys and something was clicking. Similar situations. Similar family backgrounds. You get a sense of people through their children. We are having a great time, everything has clicked.
It's like we're one big, happy family, all looking out for each other because we have the same goal, she continued.
The trip into the student section was proof of that. The moms are not quite as energetic as the kids - I don't know if they take excitement pills before they come or what, Lorie Walker said. Added Michele Claxton: Every timeout, if you take a peek, I'm taking a seat to rest. But they are definitely involved in the game.
The mother of five children, Lorie Walker has perfected a loud, attention-getting whistle. She also yells for Penn State players to Think the Shot! while they are at the foul line. She wants them to visualize the ball going through the net, though some people think I'm trying to say 'Sink the Shot' and have a lisp.
I try to yell positive things for everybody, because everybody is working hard, she said.
Added Mary Ellen Morrissey: It's encouragement for everyone. Travis [Parker] and Hojo [Aaron Johnson], Ben [Luber], the freshmen boys and the seniors, we're here for the team. We want the team to win, not just one kid.
Morrissey was so alert to the goings on in the student section she realized that the PSU athletic department snuffed out distribution of the Nittwits newsletter Forty Minutes shortly before the home finale. Meant to poke good-natured fun at opponents, she was told it was canned because Iowa complained about the content. Other sources say the athletic department didn't like a reference to a beer commercial that was in the on-line version of the final newsletter.
Having traveled all over the Big Ten this season, Mary Ellen Morrissey laughed at the suggestion that anything in the newsletter was in poor taste.
Danny lists caddying as a hobby in the media guide, she said. Kids from the student section at Michigan were asking him if he was free to go caddy after the game. They were picking on everybody, but it was all in good fun. It just promoted more involvement. Nothing was malicious. It was all in good taste, on Michigan's part and what I read in Forty Minutes.
Forty Minutes or not, the PSU student section finally began coming back around this season. In a move that has since been rectified (to an extent), for the 1996-97 season the students were shifted from the courtside location they enjoyed at Rec Hall into the corners of the Bryce Jordan Center. They responded by staying away in droves for nearly a decade, even after they were moved back close to the court.
DeChellis has taken strong measures to reach out to the students, from direct e-mails to speaking on campus to publishing open letters of thanks. And the Nittwits have done their part, organizing chants and generally making life more fun in the student section.
We've been impressed with the student section, Lorie Walker said. They are so supportive of the kids. This team is struggling and having a hard time, but it doesn't mean the players aren't giving every ounce they've got. The students appreciate that.
We've been to every game, home and away, Mary Ellen Morrissey added. Our student section, while it's not like Michigan State's, it's there. I think of that old line, 'If you build it, they will come.' Ed's building something great here. And the students are incredible. I can't imagine what it will be like if we win twice as many next year. They're going to start coming out of the woodwork.
Whether the Lions have enough talent to double their win total next season remains to be seen. But if it does happen, and the student section continues to improve, you can bet there will be just enough room to cram a few moms into the front row.
For their part, the mothers are up to the challenge. Even Lorie Walker, who took a bit of flack from her son due to her first foray onto the floor.
Mike Walker, in one of those awwww, mom! moments so many of us experienced at that age, said, After the game, I told my dad, you have to get her out of there.
Don't count on it.
I told Mike this might carry over into next year, Lorie explained with a laugh. He said, 'I don't know mom.' But I'm willing to do it. I might have to sneak in there with one of those blue wigs so Mike doesn't notice me, but I'll do it.


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With these divergent aims in mind, I solicited supermarket samples in two colours and two price ranges: pounds 4 to pounds 6 and pounds 6 to pounds 7. I figured that someone who usually spends a fiver a bottle might like to go a quid in either direction when drinking alone, while someone who spends more might like to assuage the guilt feelings by spending less. Halves didn't take part in the exercise, as they're rare in supermarkets and generally not of top quality.
While slurping the samples, I came up with what I may patent as Ehrlich's Laws of Solitary Drinking. One: the wine should not be so stunningly complex that you yearn to share your impressions with someone else. Two: it should be appealing and approachable in a way that makes you frequently think, "this is delicious, and I deserve it."
All the wines I have selected conform to Ehrlich's Laws. All can be drained to the halfway mark and resealed with a Vacu-Vin, Wine Saver or something similar. And they all go down well with just about anything - even, dare I say it, a ready-meal from the place where you bought the bottle of wine.
Go on then, enjoy that solo bottle. Consider it as a token of your self-esteem.
White: Benguela Current Western Cape Chardonnay 1996, pounds 4.49. Easy drinking from South Africa.
Red: Savannah Pinotage, pounds 4.99. Ditto.
White: Dopff au Moulin Tokay Pinot Gris Reserve 1994, pounds 6.95. Deli-cious, not-quite-dry Alsace, with ripe fruit and good finish. Perfect with Chinese food.
Red: Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvig-non 1995, pounds 6.45. Pour 15 minutes ahead of time - it's closed-up but improves in the glass. Buy a bottle for now and one for in a few years.
White: Ryland's Barrel-Fermen- ted Chenin Blanc 1996, pounds 3.99. Refreshing break from Chardonnay.
Red: Villa Pigna Cabernasco 1994, pounds 5.99. Soft, juicy fruit touched by slight pepperiness. Delicious stuff.
White: Pinot Grigio delle Venezie 1996, pounds 3.99. As refreshing a wine as you could ask for, but with aromatic, lemony zing. Perfect for fish.
Red: Cecchi Barrique Aged Caber-net Sauvignon 1994, pounds 5.99. This Tuscany curiosity is pleasantly gluggable, but don't rush it or you'll miss the subtlety. A wine for pasta with any meat sauce.
White: Madeba Reserve Chardon-nay/Sauvignon Blanc 1995, pounds 4.99.
Light oak, with the combination of grapes giving an intriguing balance of lightness and depth.
Red: Carmen Merlot Reserva 1995, pounds 5.99. Fresh and plummy Chilean, one of the most globally appealing red wines I've tasted in yonks.
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From left to right, Arta Harman, son Wade, and Doc Harman. Wade was back in Iowa scouting tight ends for the upcoming NFL draft, before visiting his parents at their house east of Corydon. Photo by Jason Selby
On April Fool's Day at Doc and Arta Harman's house, the television in the kitchen is tuned to a football field somewhere in America, except it is college lacrosse, Michigan at Maryland. The Harmans might be the only people in Iowa watching the game. Outside, son Wade Harman, who lived in Maryland while coaching the Baltimore Ravens for 15 years, loads a replica of a 1927 .45 caliber Tommy Gun.
Harman is in Iowa on business, scouting tight ends for the Atlanta Falcons' NFL draft. He takes the opportunity to spend a few days with his folks. The Thompson submachine gun is no April Fool's joke. It is quality time with his father, the former Corydon veterinarian.
After watching the Iowa Hawkeyes' George Kittle block, snag passes and run the 40-yard dash, and then traveling to Des Moines to take notes on under-the-radar prospect Eric Saubert of Drake, Harman has enough room and wingspan to spread his arms and embrace his parents in one big hug. He looms almost a foot taller than both of them.
If Atlanta were to draft Kittle, it would be the third Hawkeye Harman has mentored. He coached Dallas Clark in Baltimore and Tony Moeaki with the Falcons.
"They've had some good guys come through," Harman said of Iowa. "They do a good job with their program. Their players are well-coached."
Harman's son Hunter plays high school lacrosse. That is why the television is on—Harman is using ESPNU to explain the rules to his mother. Because of the work trip, he cannot travel back to Georgia in time to watch Hunter play that day.
For what it is worth, at the end of the Michigan-Maryland game on the TV behind them, Kim Hicks' Terrapins beat Tom Brady's Wolverines 15-8.
To put this in perspective, Hicks is Wayne of Corydon's high school golf coach, but led Maryland to a women's field hockey title in 1987. She scored both goals in a 2-1 win over North Carolina. Brady won a college football championship in 1997 as Michigan's backup quarterback, throwing only 15 passes all season but winning the crown. Athletic success is relative, a product of suspended disbelief. Family is real.
Wade Harman can wear two Super Bowl rings if he wants, but the Iowa farm boy isn't one for bling. For the 1982 graduate of Wayne Community High School, living with children free of cancer is more important than being a sports idol.
When he was growing up in his parents' farmhouse on a hill east of town, Harman dreamed of playing for the Minnesota Vikings. But he had chores to do each night.
Even if there was a blizzard out, Harman could not skip haying his father's cattle—in fact, days like that were when overseeing the herd was most important. He still managed to rush for 1,300 yards his senior year for head coach Paul Epperly's Wayne Falcons.
"It established a work ethic being here on the farm," Harman said of life with three brothers and a sister in a Lutheran family. "I always had responsibilities, and things you had to get done. My dad was tired of paying for milk for four boys. So he bought a milk cow.
"Even in the wintertime, every morning before school, I had to trudge all the way over to the barn. You can't put it off until the next day—it's got to get done. It didn't matter what the weather was like—it's a little colder here than in Atlanta.
"My parents were always supportive of whatever you were trying to do. They didn't say you have to play football, or you have to do this, but if you did, you had to give it your best effort. You had to show up. You couldn't ever quit. If you start something, always finish it."
Colleges recruited the southern Iowa athlete as a middle linebacker. He chose Drake, which at the time was a Division I team. In 1985, the Bulldogs last season as a scholarship program, Harman wrestled down Iowa State quarterback Alex Espinoza for a fourth quarter sack. He also recorded a tackle-for-a-loss on a critical fourth and short while leading Drake to a 20-17 victory.
"Drake was a good fit for me—it worked out well, even with the program dropping," said Harman, who got a chance to talk face-to-face with NFL prospect Saubert as the draft approaches April 27. It would be quite an opportunity to coach a tight end from his old school. "It was neat to get back on campus and check it out."
After Drake, Harman followed head coach Chuck Shelton to Utah State for his final playing days. That's where offensive coordinator Brian Billick took Harman under his wing, first as a graduate assistant for the Utes, before bringing the young computer programmer to his staff as offensive coordinator for the Vikings.
If not for Billick, Harman might have been satisfied sticking with his childhood team, Minnesota, close to home. But when Baltimore hired Billick away, Harman became the Ravens' tight ends and offensive line coach. It wasn't solid tackling, in the end, but Harman's mind that placed him on a professional sideline.
Billick and Harman won a Super Bowl their second season behind one of the best defenses in NFL history.
"It really helped us on offense," Harman said, "practicing against them in training camp. They did so many different things—you got exposed to everything. You knew when it got to Sunday, it wasn't going to be as tough as what you've faced every day."
Seventeen years later, Harman has reached the Super Bowl twice more, his only loss coming this year with Atlanta.
Epperly is now battling cancer. Harman planned to visit Epperly Field at the new Saling Athletic Complex in Corydon while he was home, to see the stadium named after his old teacher.
"I played some as a freshman," Harman said. "Epperly was really good with me as a coach, leader and mentor. He brought me along from a young guy—it's not an easy thing to do. He was instrumental in helping me grow as a player and as a person. I've been lucky to be around some good coaches—it started with him in high school."
After Epperly, Harman went on to serve under Shelton, Billick, Dennis Green, John Harbaugh, Mike Smith and Dan Quinn.
Epperly was also Harman's mentor in the classroom, since math and analytics were the Wayne Falcon linebacker's forte off the field.
His senior year at Wayne, Harman earned Iowa All-State honors at running back. The quarterback for that team was another veterinarian's son, Mike Freese. His father, Dr. Leo Freese, worked out of the same office as Doc Harman.
"Good little quarterback," Wade Harman said of Mike. "He threw the ball really well. We had a good year."
Playing tight end was younger brother Greg, along with Nick Street, now a professor at the University of Iowa. They caught passes from Freese and blocked for Harman. Nick—a cousin of former Hawkeye basketball standout Chris Street—also threw shot put with Harman for the track and field team.
"He had good form," Harman said of Nick, who by his own admission was not quite as strong as Wade. "He was basically my coach. He taught me how to do it. We spent a lot of time in the shot put ring pit, tossing and talking. Without him, I wouldn't have known anything about it. He was a unique, crazy smart guy, and had a really good personality."
Thanks in part to Street, Harman qualified for the Iowa State Track and Field Meet at Drake Stadium as a senior in shot put.
Later, Harman and Street were both computer science majors together at Drake.
At Utah State, Harman minored in math while performing statistical analysis, and that propelled him to his next position, uploading playbooks digitally to computer for the Vikings.
"I got the chance to use some of my education," Harman said. "Not just on the field, but off the field, too."
As a freshman at Wayne, Harman played with older brother Tork. When Harman was an upperclassman, he played with future Iowa free safety Tork Hook, who was named after Harman's older brother. Hook still holds the Hawkeye record for most interceptions in a bowl game.
The year Harman's Drake Bulldogs beat Iowa State, they were not so fortunate against Big Ten champion Iowa, a squad led by seniors Chuck Long and Ronnie Harmon. Former teammate Hook was a freshman on injured reserve that season. Iowa beat the Bulldogs 58-0.
Another outstanding athlete for the Falcons who blocked for Harman was lineman Matt Garver. Garver went on to play for Kansas State—that made three players, from the same small town Iowa team, that started at the Division I level.
"It was a neat time in a small community," Harman said. "The town was very supportive. They gave you the best they could from what they had."
"Coaching is a crazy business," Harman said. "You move a lot. I was in Utah, California, Iowa and Minnesota. To sit in one spot, Baltimore, for 15 seasons is unheard of—it doesn't happen often. So it was tough leaving. We still go up there and see friends. My son was born there. My girls grew up there."
Harman and wife Angie have three children. The oldest, Madison, will graduate from the University of Maryland this May. Rylee is in her second year at Kennesaw State University in Georgia. Hunter is a junior in high school.
Some of Harman's favorite moments involve having his children on the sidelines with him. That stands out in his mind more than winning championships, though Hunter was on the field when Baltimore beat San Francisco in 2013 for the title. Like this year's big game, that season's champion was not decided until the final play.
When Gary Kubiak became offensive coordinator for the Ravens three years ago, Harman did not expect to be pushed out of a job. Baltimore had just won their second Super Bowl two seasons before that. But Kubiak brought in his own staff, which included a tight ends coach.
"After 15 years, it didn't end the way you want it," Harman said. "But you accept it and move on."
By default Harman was released, but was lucky enough to find another job the same year with Atlanta. He saw the Falcons had potential, but he did not know they would make the Super Bowl in only a few more seasons.
At Utah State, Coach Shelton was responsible for piquing Harman's interest in coaching an offensive position after playing defense.
"He said, 'I'm going to put you on offense so you can learn a little more about the other side of the ball.'
"I really started working with the [offensive] line with Coach Billick. Second year, I worked with the tight ends."
Billick told Harman it was a good spot for him, because a tight ends coach has to be versatile.
"You do a little bit of everything," Harman said. "You run and pass block, you're involved in the passing game. [Billick] said that was a good way to learn offensive football."
While never having played tight end, Harman learned by watching the coaches around him. He is a quick study.
"I did enough work with receivers, so I knew about routes and catching the football," Harman said. "I did enough stuff with the line—I knew about skills for run blocking, pass protecting. So I had a little exposure to both. Tight end was just putting them together. It was a natural progression."
A few of the tight ends Harman has coached include Shannon Sharpe, Todd Heap, Ben Coates, Dennis Pitta and Ed Dickson. He worked with Hall of Famer Jonathan Ogden when he helped coach the offensive line in Baltimore. Harman was with the Vikings when they drafted Matt Birk out of Harvard, and 15 years later he got to watch Birk win a Super Bowl with Baltimore in his last season before retirement.
As a tight ends coach, Harman gets the opportunity to work with Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan as the receivers go through their passing routes.
"He's really good with the guys," Harman said.
A wide receiver that stands out in Harman's eyes for both character and talent is Anquan Boldin, who played for the Ravens' 2013 Super Bowl championship team.
"A great human being," Harman said of Boldin. "Guys like that, you love when they have success because they're such good people, too."
As a member of Baltimore's staff, Harman also coached the AFC squad in the Pro Bowl in Hawaii.
"Sometimes I'm the last to know about those things," Harman said of rumors Atlanta is considering trading for shutdown corner Richard Sherman of Seattle. Dan Quinn was Sherman's defensive coordinator before taking the head coaching position for the Falcons. "You can't get enough of those guys. The NFL is a passing league anymore."
When Atlanta lost to New England in Super Bowl 51, they were playing without their best cornerback, Desmond Trufant, which did not help when Brady was picking their secondary apart in the second half. On April 8, the Falcons locked in Trufant for another five years. Jordan Schultz of 'The Huffington Post' calls Trufant "one of the league's brightest young defensive stars."
"Any time you lose a guy [it hurts]," Harman said of the impact of Trufant's absence. "But that's the NFL—you always get guys knocked out and coming back in. It happens. Better years, when you keep everybody healthy, you have a better shot. [Trufant] should be back and ready to go."
One of the players Harman had a say in drafting last year was Stanford rookie Austin Hooper, who caught a touchdown pass against the Patriots.
"You just never know who's going to be left when you pick, especially down the line a little bit," Harman said of the NFL draft. Because of this season's success, the Falcons must wait until the 31st slot in the first round.
Though the Atlanta players were distraught after allowing a championship to slip through their fingertips, this is the most important time for a coach to be there for the young men he mentors. Just like growing up in Iowa, when the blizzard hits, that is when a farmer must trudge through the drifts. The wind is now calm. And Harman is carrying a Tommy Gun.
"I still enjoy getting up and going to work," Harman said. "It's not work for me. I still have a passion for it."
Even after the heartbreaking loss in February's Super Bowl, life goes on for Harman and for the Atlanta Falcons.
"Every loss is heartbreaking," Harman said. "But we've got a process we go through to try and get better. We stay with it. We're competitors, and that's what we do. All losses are hard. That's what makes it special when you win it.
"We've got some strong character guys—I'll take this group. We've already looked at some things in the offseason—how do we change our process, what things do we want to do a bit different, and we'll crank it up again. It was a great year. It was a fun year. If that's the worse thing that happens, you lose a Super Bowl, that's a pretty good life."
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