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2013-01-15 • More on DNA
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alt: hey folks.. Khathu & Seventies
Khathu: hello alt
alt: How are you doing in following up on the Dorsey Will Khathu ..... Do you have any further proceedings?
Khathu: No further proceedings at this point. Currently looking at court minutes
alt: well, you know it was executed, or at least portions, from the land & tax records of his male descendant children. Hello Daviss
Khathu: Hello Daviss
Daviss: hello alt and khathu!
alt: A cosuin went to NC and obtained a copy of the 'full' Will of the Dickens guy that I reference in the abstract of his Will in my TP story.... waiting for her to send me a copy.
Daviss: I think I remember you saying you had a cousin going to NC alt but cant remember the details Is this another one of your lines?
alt: yeah Davis, she relocated from Minn-St. Paul to Boston and I've been giving her a chance to get settled in before I start 'buggin' her for a copy of what she got. LOL
Daviss: lol
alt: yep, this is one of my paternal lines. darn Seventies is taking a long coffe break LOL
Daviss: Isee
Khathu: lol....she is eating her lunch
Daviss: lol mabe she had to go get the beans a
alt: anthing new on the AncestryDNA front DAviss?
Daviss: nothing new alt, no new gains at all
alt: I'm now over 700 cousin matches with them Daviss, still can't find Gerald wilson among them.
Daviss: I see a few Forum msgs when I came in asking about 23&me Well, It could be that adoption thing alt
alt: you have Mr. Wislon as one of your AncestryDNA matches, right Daviss? Wilson
Daviss: yes, remember I told you about him he is in my lowest range as all my AA's lol
alt: yep, I remember.. could you look at his 'tree names' and send me some of the surnames he match with? and their locations if possible.
Daviss: sure, I will
Khathu: I am thinking of purchasing a DNA for my grandmother's bday
Daviss: what caught my eye was the initial name and place he had listed alt
alt: I found out why I couldn't see the list of names on the trees..... I have 2 account names with Ancestry and I was looking at the matches under the wrong account name... when I changed names the tree listings opened up for me..... DUH!!!!
Khathu: She is interested in the AdMixture
Daviss: well one of the names at least
Khathu: do you have any recommendations for a company
Seventies: I have returned! lol Hi alt, Khathu and Daviss!
alt: that would be a wonderful gift Khathu
Daviss: hello Seventies
Seventies: How are you all doing this afternoon/morning??
Khathu: Hello Selma
alt: since you have the Dorsey/D'Arcy thing on your paternal lines in would recommend FTDNA for your Y-DNA and their Family Finder feature Khathu .. and at least the 37 marker Y-DNA test. Hello Selma
Daviss: me, I am well Seventies thanks
Seventies: Hi Selma. good Daviss.
Selma: Good afternoon alt, daviss, khathu and seventies
Daviss: hello there Selma I thought he said grandmother alt
Khathu: I did say grandmother
alt: oh, okay Khathu ..... then you want mtDNA & admixture (autosomal) for her.... African Ancestry doesn't do admixture, so I would go with either 23andme or FTDNA for her.
Daviss: 23 has the $99 dollar deal now
Khathu: That's what I am talking about Daviss
alt: if you aren't interested in the "health' aspect of DNA then I would go for FTDNA.
Khathu: thanks alt and Daviss
alt: and if money is the primary consideration I would jump on the 23andme 99.00 deal LOL LOL
Daviss: you dont have to do the health thing with 23 if you dont want to with this new deal
Seventies: lol for most people it will be.
Daviss: At least thats what I am hearing alt
HistoryBuff: Hey all
Seventies: Hey HistoryBuff
Daviss: Khathu the FTDNA family Finder is $289 hello HistoryBuff
Seventies: and what exactly do you get for all of that?
alt: true Daviss on the non-health aspect of 23andme..... my thing towards FTDNA is the possibility of follow-up testing on the original sample, if desired..... 23andme has no follow-up ordeeper testing processes.
Daviss: autosomal
Seventies: I'm on my lunch hour and my co-worker is steady talking to me, as if I'm even listening... smh
vicjorob: Hello all!
Seventies: hi vicjorob! Welcome back!
Daviss: heyyyyy vicjorob
Selma: Hope they can't read your screen seventies
Seventies: who cares.
Selma: Afternoon vicjorob So much for work place harmony
alt: Khathu, I suggest you go to the Home Page for both and read their 'propoganda' LOL LOL
Seventies: She sure breaks her neck trying to... instead of working.
Daviss: I just yesterday entered my brothers y to y-search Khathu tested with 23 already
Seventies: How is your research coming along vicjorob?
HistoryBuff: Hey vic
alt: Hello vicjorob
vicjorob: Talk about serendipity! I was thinking about DNA testing matches and decided to use my lunch hour to check in with ya'll. And you guys are talking about the very thing.
Daviss: I need to enter the X hubby and one other cousin
Khathu: Yes, I did already test with 23andMe
vicjorob: @70s - my research has been eehh until yesterday
Daviss: lol
Seventies: wow. so who did you have tested and which company did you go with vicjorob? lol eeehhh, huh?
alt: may I ask your haplogroups Khathu? .... Y & mtDNA
Daviss: khathu have you been in yet and checked the new setup
vicjorob: I did mtDNA with both FTDNA and 23, and paid to transfer my autosomal over to FTDNA. Still awaiting the FamilyFInder results. FTDNA reran their mtDNA matches and I have exactly one match.
Daviss: yet meaning lately
alt: Hello deannie
Seventies: okay well best of luck in your results.
deannie: Hi everyone....late as always...but that better than not at all
Daviss: vicjorob when are your transfer results do in hi deannie due in
vicjorob: I am L3e4 with a Stewart from VA. This woman is the same and she turns out to be a relative of the daughter in law of my genealogy buddy with whom I have been volunteering nearly every Sat for more thant 16 years.
HistoryBuff: Hey Deannie
Khathu: My maternal line is L3e2b
alt: WOW vicjorob
Daviss: thats something vicjorob
Khathu: paternal line is E1b1a7a
vicjorob: @Daviss - I transferred the data on Aug 16 but due to the switch to Build 37, it has been five months instead of the two weeks they advertise.
Daviss: 8a for my brothers Khathu
alt: okay thanks Khathu ...... I'm I1d1 Y-DNA & H3 mtDNA
Daviss: my scheduled date is Feb
Seventies: E1b1a covers almost all African-American men, right?
Khathu: yep
vicjorob: @alt - the funny thing is that I have been helping my friend research her daughter in law's Stewart line. Talk about a Gibbs head slap.
Seventies: what group is the 7a?
Khathu: Technically E1b1a is the most common amongst AA men
Selma: Where is this Stewart line from in VA vicjorob?
alt: Do these Stewart's have NC and/or Ohio links vicjorob?
vicjorob: @Seventies - my father is E1b1a and it at least solved a problem -- my paternal GGrandfather is a mystery. All the other 2g grandparents had white fathers. It would appear that not so with this man. @Selma @alt - My Susan Stewart was alkegedly the daughter of Alexander Stewart and a Liggens woman (according to her M2 certificate). She lived most of her life in Gallipolis OH and some time in Denver.
alt: yeah that would creat a mystery vicjorob
Khathu: alright talk to you later
vicjorob: Fortune Stewart was from VA but lived in what became Grant Co WV
Selma: Ok..my husband's Stewart line is out of Campbell County
vicjorob: Fortune was married to Rebecca Payne/Paine. He is alleged to have come from the Caribbean.
Seventies: My grandfather's y-dna haplogroup is E1b1a8a and his y-dna african ancestry came back to the NUNA
deannie: what the name of the lady that writes genealogy book with the last name of Palmer
vicjorob: @Selma - where is Campbell County?
Seventies: Dee Woodtor-Palmer
vicjorob: @deannie - Dee passed several years ago.
alt: I have collateral Liggens from VA and then SE Ohio, up thru Gallipolis, Fayette, Greene & Champaign Counties vicjorob
deannie: ok thanks
Selma: Lynchburg, Amherst, Nelson County area
Seventies: She wrote a guide here deannie.
vicjorob: @alt - oh, we have to talk! @Selma - haven't done any research there yet.
deannie: Her name was one of the first that I know when I first started genealogy.. I just could not remember her first name..
alt: okay vicjorob LOL LOL
Selma: Her name is Dee Parmer Woodtor
Seventies: oops my bad... sorry about the mis-info
Daviss: If you want her book deannie, its listed here on the AfriGeneas store
vicjorob: @Selma - I still have her prepublished version of her book that she was selling at an early AAGHS conference
Selma: I think I do too vicjorob...She was a speaker at our Spring Seminar one year
vicjorob: @alt - I will check out your blog/genealogy website. I know I had been there before but armed with new data, here's hoping.
alt: okay vicjorob, the Liggens connections are noted on the TP website.
vicjorob: @alt TP?
Seventies: Okay, all. I need to run. Have a good day!!!
alt: Tribal Pages ..... http://mydatabase.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=mydatabase&view=9&ver=2363
deannie: While I have run also....have a great day
Daviss: bye deannie
vicjorob: Bye!
Daviss: wb vicjojob
vicjorob: TP, duhh. Where is my brain?
Daviss: lol lol
alt: a Gibbs slap vicjorob LOL LOL LOL
vicjorob: @alt - true!
HistoryBuff: Oops !
Daviss: Selma were the Ligon's huge slave owners in VA? I see so many AA's in Texas with that name
Selma: I haven't studied them Daviss...but I have seen the name
alt: Daviss & y'all a guy won 36,000 at the casino in Columbus, Ohio .. the fool took his money in cash and was robbed on the way home from the casino ... bummer, huh?
Daviss: shessh, he should have not done that alt..
Selma: Somebody was obviously watching
Daviss: they sure do Selma
alt: yep Selma... he won it at the Blackjack table and there are usually folks hanging around those tables watching and this was on a Saturday night when the place is usually packed
Daviss: I would have taken a check...they count the money in your hand if you take the cash here
Selma: He should have known better
alt: yep Davis, that's what happened.. they saw him get all of the Benejamin's LOL LOL
vicjorob: It was a pleasure chatting with you all again. Gotta head to a meeting. Take care! Stay warm or cold depending upon your personal weather.
alt: okay vicjorob , you take care too
Daviss: later vicjorob
alt: may I bore y'all with a DNA question?
HistoryBuff: Next time vicjorob
Daviss: lol go ahead alt
HistoryBuff: Sure alt
alt: when folks say they have matches from country xyz.... do they mean the matches are from folks currently living in country xyz at this moment, or hundreds of years ago?
Selma: Most folks have no idea alt
Daviss: I would assume hundreds
HistoryBuff: I would think that refers to current residence.
Daviss: doesnt Kittles test current folks
alt: I agree Selma.... If I say a new cousin is from Chad, Zimbabwe, or some of those countries in Africa... they didin't exit 50-75 years agao
Selma: They all do Daviss.
Daviss: yes but doesnt he actuall test those in africa for his database
Selma: Yes he does..
Daviss: or do they all have testing facilities in all these countries
alt: Yes, many of his 'base line" samples are from folks currently living in Africa Daviss
Selma: and so he is getting samples of current folks and their locations now..but does not necessarily mean thats where these groups were 500 years ago
alt: as are the samples by other testing companies.
Daviss: ok
alt: exactly Selma, that's what I mean
Selma: But that is for white folk too
alt: like us here in America... we say we and our ancestors are from Ohio, but they came from VA, NC, Ky and other places here AFTER their ancestors arrived from Africa. oh sure it is Selma... white folks too.
Selma: Sorry folks..have to run
alt: and if I have 64 -128- 256 ancestors going back several generations, they ALL can't be from the same place.
Daviss: I would agree alt
alt: okay, thanks question asked & I've properly vented .. so off the soapbox LOL
Daviss: they travelled all over I am satisfied with 23
HistoryBuff: I'm still waiting.
alt: oh, I'm satisfied with all of my testing Daviss... I just get so upset with the commentary form many of those whos speak of their ancestry with so much certainty & authority
HistoryBuff: Okay
alt: and they know very little,iif anything about genetica and heredity, let alone genealogy.
Daviss: you mean the percentages alt
alt: not the %'s so much Daviss, but the specificity of locations for the ancestral "homeland'.
Daviss: isn't that what they cull out oh ok I see
alt: like, I know I'm from Camaroon, but I don't know if my people are from GA, MS, AL, TX, or etc.
Daviss: guess i will head out now take care...
alt: you too bye y'all


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Step4: Start to remove the forgotten or lost XP password. (Note: If your computer is a domain controller, you can also reset the forgotten Windows domain password in this step.)
One more tip: After you finish resetting Windows XP password lost, it is highly recommended to put up the burned CD/DVD or USB well in case you can use it in future.
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AT&T 4G LTE Goes Alive In Five Markets
AT&T went alive today with AT&T 4G LTE service in Dallas-Forth Worth, San Antonio, Houston, Atlanta, and Chicago.(See the coverage map above.) AT&T had the service alive in these markets for a while but the today's announcement makes it official. The carrier also mentioned that by the end of 2011 to expand 4G LTE coverage and plan to reach at least 70 million Americans in 15 major metropolitan areas. While this seem to be encouraging news, I just hope it's service, any, becomes better in the east bay, San Francisco Bay area. Everyday it looks like more and more, a Texas company :)


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Our view from the cabin in Estes Park looks out over Longs Peak, which just got a dusting of snow over the last night or two. The temps are above freezing at around 8,000 feet where we are, barely, but it's cold enough. I don't get a chance to do self-portraits very often but I did this one below this morning as Deborah and I spent some nice quiet time, me reading and Deb knitting. These two shots pretty much show what we like to do when we are not scheduled to be somewhere doing something. It's great because our location can change but we can pretty much take a few things with us and enjoy spending the day together on the beach, or in the mountains, or at home in the living room for that matter.
This self portrait was pretty neat to me since I was able to combine the two things I'm passionate about in one moment, studying God's word and photography (meta data here). Self portraits are really much more difficult than one might think, it just isn't as easy as pushing the button and your done, to me it's about telling a story as always. I love looking at different ways to do self portraits since it tells so much about the photographer and the person. One of my favorite is this one my grandfather did, which I posted a few years ago.
Only one day left of our mountain view and it's back to the heat and humidity. Something I'm actually looking forward to since it's a whole lot easier to breathe in Alabama than it is in Colorado. Tomorrow we have the baby Luke photo shoot and I'm wishing I had all the cute little baby hats, baskets, and cups that Heather Carson in Auburn uses but we do have several Deborah knitting originals to use.


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Monday, January 31, 2011
Royal Rumble Answered Some WrestleMania Questions, Raised Others
Alberto Del Rio outlasted 39 other men to win the Royal Rumble, guaranteeing himself a world title match at WrestleMania 27, presumably against Edge in the second-to-the-top world title match.
Although the only thing that is for sure about WrestleMania is that Del Rio will get a title shot, there were several other developments last night that helped bring into focus some of 'Mania's likely top matches. With The Miz eliminating John Cena from the Rumble match, it seems likely that the two will compete in the other world title match in Atlanta. That match is likely to get top billing on the card, unless WWE pulls a rabbit out of its hat between now and April 3 by signing a major celebrity to compete in a match or bringing back a former top star along the lines of Shawn Michaels.
With CM Punk's new Nexus attacking Randy Orton during his match with The Miz and costing him a possible world title victory, it's likely that Punk and Orton are also headed for battle at 'Mania in an upper-mid-card match—perhaps with some major stakes involving The Nexus.
Although the Royal Rumble pay-per-view appeared to answer a lot of questions about WrestleMania, it also raised some new ones:
Are the top matches enough to carry WrestleMania? If you told me a year ago that then-tag team title co-holder The Miz and Mexican luchador Dos Caras would be involved in the two world title matches at this year's WrestleMania, I would have thought you were crazy. And the fact is that, even today, having the two top matches of the biggest wrestling show of the year featuring such relatively unproven main-event stars won't sit right with a lot of people. WWE deserves all the credit in the world for rolling the dice on some fresh talent, rather than exclusively featuring another combination of the usual suspects, but, inevitably, the lack of proven star power may establish this a "rebuilding year"for the company, as it struggles with plummeting pay-per-view revenues. Barring something unforeseen, this will likely be the least-watched 'Mania in a long, long time.
What—if any—role will Booker T and Diesel have in WWE going forward? Both men got pretty strong reactions from the Boston crowd, particularly "Big Daddy Cool." If time has proven anything, it's that stars of the past always mean more when they are featured in the proper context. And, so while the returns of Booker and Kevin Nash to TNA might induce groans, their returns also induce curiosity and excitement. With both mrn around the 50-mark, it's unlikely that either will be headlining WWE pay-per-views anytime soon. But as nostalgia acts and veteran presences in a very young and green WWE locker room, both could play a valuable role.
What about Triple-H and The Undertaker? Both are sure to play prominent parts in this year's WrestleMania, and yet both are still on the sidelines with injuries. With six entrants to the Rumble match kept a mystery ahead of time, it made sense that at least one, if not both the WWE legends, would make their surprise return in the match. Neither did, and so it would seem that WWE is saving their returns for some time in the next several weeks when they wouldn't have to share the spotlight so much. Next month's Elimination Chamber seems like the ideal setting for at least one of the two men to come back. And if neither has any other plans on April 3, why not put them in the ring together?
How about that John Morrison? The "Prince Of Parkour" left us with one of the most memorable moments in all of Royal Rumble history by defying gravity to avoid certain elimination from the Rumble match. In case you missed it, Morrison was knocked off the ring apron, but managed to avoid touching the arena floor by clinging to the ringside barrier like a fly on your living room wall. In a move that would make Spider-Man jealous, Morrison then climbed the ringside barrier, walked across the top of it, leaped onto the ringside steps, and made his way back into the ring—without ever having touched the floor. It was a sight to see, and further reason why WWE should take a good, long look at Morrison as a potential top act in the company. The guy can do things that nobody else in WWE—if not the entire sport—is capable of.
Where is WWE's women's division headed? Eve Torres won the Divas title last night after the Raw GM inserted her into the match involving LayCool and Natalya, making if a Fatal 4-Way. Despite what seemed like genuine emotion on Eve's face following her title win, the match only served to further establish how weak the division is, with another interchangeable female competitor now wearing the championship. The imminent arrival of the former Awesome Kong could serve to shake things up, as could a possible breakup of BFF's Layla and Michelle McCool, who seemed to have some tension between them last night.
Is Dolph Ziggler ready for the big time? With so much happening on last night's show, one of the forgotten stories may have been Ziggler's stellar performance in his match against World champion Edge in the night's opening contest. Ziggler may be one of the more unlikely world title challengers on pay-per-view in recent years, but he showed he could more than do his part to deliver a main-event-worthy match on a big stage. With so many big names clamoring for a top spot at WrestleMania, it's unlikely that Ziggler will be headlining any pay-per-view again in the next several months. But he definitely left Boston last night with a stronger reputation than he did when he arrived. Assuming WrestleMania features a Money in the Bank ladder match, Ziggler has to be a favorite to win it.
Al Castle
PWI Senior Writer
5 comments:
- Jonathan said...
Did you notice that Edge used Christian's finisher to finally put away Dolph Ziggler? I can't help but wonder if that is foreshadowing some future clash between those two formal partners (finally).
- January 31, 2011 at 3:36 PM
The only thing holding Morrison back is that he can't cut a promo to save his life.
- February 1, 2011 at 12:10 AM
- brady said...
With international--and more specifically Mexican--buyrates at an all-time high, and accounting for so much of WWE's revenues, I think it was a stroke of genius to put Alberto Del Rio in the main event. Now if they would only rush Mistico in for a Mysterio-Mistico match...
- February 1, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Wright said...
I think it would be a mistake to rehash HHH/Undertaker for an umpteenth time. The WWE has a lot of young stars, why not let one of them go in and shine against him on the big stage.
- February 9, 2011 at 4:21 PM
From what I figure, Cole will cost the King and set up something between them at Mania.
I think they should let King with the title though. They already prove it really doesn't mean that much to be champion when it rotates between the same 4-6 guys for the past 5 years anyway. Lawler can have it for a month and it wont hurt anything.
Plus, it will be an easier sell for Del Rio to win a title if that is the plan.
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Kind of a Cinderella story; no one could fit into it.
But everyone was just ga-ga about the yummy lavender-gray color, which was a complete accident/experiment with an already-used blue dye bath.
Now I've got a big cardboard box in my house labelled "To Dye", where all the dingy, faded, blemished, unsellable ugly ducklings go for re-hab.
Under my kitchen sink, I maintain a healthy supply of RIT dye.
This week's dye bath was "cocoa brown".
An assortment of nylon, linen, silk, and cotton items. You can see in this clothesline pic how the dye effects each fabric differently, which is part of the fun of dyeing clothes. (er...cue Forest Gump chocolate quote here.? )
Some things came out plumby here, some came out chocolaty. Either way, easily my favorite batch yet.
Last week's bath was navy blue. The rayon, silk organza, and linen here all took the dye very differently here too.
Caroline snatched up the 1940s lace/linen blouse before I could even hang it in the store.
This next batch was done in what I call a "ghost bath". That's when I use the dye bath a second time, just to see what happens. The green patio umbrella you see in the background was dyed in the same bath as the hanging clothes, but in the first bath. Big difference.
This batch here was done in wine a few months back.
Before and after of a linen dress in that bath:
(I liked it better in white, but the applique colors had bled and it looked terrible).
Anyway-- now I'm just rambling on, and I've got to get to work and open up.
Before I go, some random tips::
Pick garments that are otherwise unwearable, so you've got nothing to lose/ruin.
No shortcuts, Follow the directions on the package.
Get a huge pot, unless you're only dyeing one thing.
Do it on the stove, and stir often, if not constantly.(I would never put dye in my washing machine, but maybe that's just me.)
Do it on the stove, and stir often, if not constantly.(I would never put dye in my washing machine, but maybe that's just me.)
Get heavy duty rubber gloves. Wear a smock or clothes you can trash, you may splash the dye on yourself.
Rinse really well, and then wash any dyed garments separately by hand anyway.
Try the ghost bath out-- you never know what unusual but fabulous muted colors may come about.
Try the ghost bath out-- you never know what unusual but fabulous muted colors may come about.


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- The man accused of starving his teenage daughter in Dane county is standing trial now. Chad Chritton is charged with six felonies, including false imprisonment and child neglect resulting in bodily harm. A prosecutor told jurors yesterday that the15 year old girl weighed 68 pounds and looked more like an 8 or 10 year old. A passer-by discovered the girl walking on a road near her home in February 2012. The girl had scrapes on her face, her hair was dirty and matted and her bare feet were purple from exposure. The defense told jurors Chritton had a hard time dealing with the girl's psychiatric issues and that she had threatened to kill him. (Copyright 2013 Associated Press - All Rights Reserved)
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Motivated, Fearless and Pain Free, Davis Eyes Big 12 Gymnastics Championships
To "Respond to Randy" click on the link below and choose "Randy York's N-Sider" under "Area of Interest" on the new screen. Please include your name and city/town/state and share your thoughts on Erin Davis and/or Nebraska women's gymnastics.
For a gymnast who ranks second nationally in the vault, Saturday is the first event in Erin Davis' own version of a triple crown. So if you're a Nebraska fan, be in your seat at the Devaney Center by 2 p.m.
Nebraska's first two events in the 2010 Big 12 Conference Women's Gymnastics Championships are floor exercise and vault, and it would be a shame if you missed watching the Huskers' most explosive gymnast execute her only two events in her final appearance at home this season.
Just about any gymnastics team would rather finish on floor than start on it, but who knows? Davis, who has one floor event title this season compared to six on vault, may just soar to new heights and give the No. 12 Huskers a chance to challenge or even upset second-ranked Oklahoma.
Three things are certain. She will be highly motivated. She will be fearless, and she will be pain free.
Davis will be highly motivated because both parents from Round Rock, Tex., a suburb of Austin, will be in Lincoln this weekend to celebrate their daughter's second straight All-Big 12 honor at the conference meet, plus birthday No. 21 on Monday.
She will be fearless because, unlike her first two years in a Husker uniform, she no longer suffers from the inflammation and irritation in both Achilles tendons after a successful surgical procedure last April.
She has been free from that chronic pain since Nebraska coaches and team doctors made the decision to quit treating the symptoms for repetitive strains and see if surgery could increase the blood flow to the muscles that generate the power for pushing off with the foot or going up on the toes.
This Gymnast Appreciates Her Orthopedic Surgeon
Erin Davis loves every one of her gymnastics coaches, but she's also a big fan of Dr. Scott Strasburger, the former Husker Academic All-America defensive end. He performed the surgery that changed the physical and psychological mindset of a 5-foot-3 Husker junior who wants to soar in the vault and on the floor without worrying about sticking a landing or tearing a tendon.
"I used to get a very sharp pain every time I ran and every time I tumbled," she said.
The chronic pain didn't take her out of Nebraska's lineup or force a decision to redshirt. But every time she practiced or competed, "I always thought to myself: 'I hope it doesn't tear on this vault' or 'I hope it doesn't tear on this tumble.'"
That is no way to compete, especially when you're as explosive as Erin Davis is. Team doctors told NU's coaches and Davis that surgery usually isn't performed until an Achilles is actually torn.
"You never know what you're going to get when you do surgery like Erin had, but looking back, I wish we'd done the procedure sooner," said Nebraska Assistant Coach Tim Garrison, who coaches Davis on vault and supervises her power and tumbling components on floor ex.
"Erin has definitely gained in all areas of her performance after the procedure," Garrison said.
"I've gone from chronic tendonitis to no tendonitis," she said.
The competitive benefits are obvious. Physically, she's pain free, and that fuels her confidence. Mentally, there's nothing to hold Erin Davis back anymore.
Big 12, Then Regional, Then NCAA Championships
It will be interesting to see how high Davis can climb, beginning this weekend. Her coaches think she has a legitimate chance to win her own version of a triple crown that begins with Saturday's Big 12 Championships, continues with an April 10 NCAA Regional at a site yet to be determined and concludes with the most important event of all - the NCAA Championships at the University of Florida April 22-24 in Gainesville.
"She's a contender to win all three," Garrison said. "Ask anyone. Erin has what it takes to win."
The potential in bigger meets, of course, is based on performance standards she's already achieved. She posted Nebraska's first perfect 10.0 score on vault since Emily Parsons in 2007. Her 9.935 average is tied for second nationally, just .05 of a point behind national leader Susan Jackson of LSU.
Her reputation is firmly established in the vault, but she's also building high-level credibility in floor, where she posted a career high 9.9 to win the event title against Michigan. Davis has been named Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week twice this year. In the video link above, she describes how she achieved a perfect score in a meet against Minnesota and Illinois. She also explains why this weekend's conference meet is so important to her and her teammates.
"Bottom line, she just goes about her business and gets things done," Nebraska Head Coach Dan Kendig said. "Since the first day we saw her compete in high school, she's been a very, very powerful gymnast, and now that she can compete without all that pain, she's taking herself to a whole new level. She's capable of a 9.9 or better every time in both events. She has been and can continue to be phenomenal."
That's high praise from someone who's been National Coach of the Year twice and Big 12 Coach of the Year six times. Because he's recruited and coached 27 gymnasts who have combined to win 96 All-America honors, Kendig has a keen eye for talent.
A Special Recruiting Day for Two Tired Coaches
He still remembers taking a mid-summer recruiting trip four years ago with Danna Durante, NU's associate head coach who coordinates and choreographs Davis in floor exercise. It was one of those long journeys where both coaches became a little fatigued, not to mention disappointed when they weren't seeing the high-caliber athletes they were hoping to find.
"We were looking for that wow factor, so we decided to continue on to Austin," Kendig said. "At the time (the summer before Davis' senior year), Erin was kind of untapped and a little unknown."
When Kendig and Durante saw Davis execute a vault minutes after they walked into the gym to see her perform for the first time, they didn't have to say anything. Their eyes said it all. "Erin was flat-out phenomenal," Kendig said. "We both knew, right then and there, that we'd found the wow factor we were looking for."
On that hot summer day, watching a grueling workout, Kendig and Durante could see the power in Erin Davis' legs and could gauge the courage in her heart. They appreciated her personality and felt like they'd just found a diamond in the roughest part of a recruiting trip - one they almost decided to skip.
Davis' mom, Simira, and her dad, Michael - both professional business managers in Austin - have always seen the superstar potential in their only child, and they must be thinking "Oh, how the years go by" as they prepare to celebrate a milestone birthday with her this weekend.
Erin has heard the story countless times - how her mom took her to day care at age 3 and how her day care workers took her to a gymnastics center on a field trip. Every day, when Simira Davis would pick up Erin after work, day care workers would tell her about Erin asking when they were going to do gymnastics again. By age 4, her mom enrolled her in a gymnastics school and by 7, she was competing and moving up competitively year after year.
"It's been a lifelong passion," Erin said, adding that she loves Nebraska and especially enjoys the camaraderie of her teammates and the positive spirit of her coaches.
Stone's Surgery Puts Tough Season in Perspective
She feeds off the energy and emotional support from teammate Kylie Stone, the 2009 Big 12 Co-Gymnast of the Year and one-time Olympian whose final year as a Husker was cut short by - ironically - a torn Achilles. True to her own style of leadership, Stone still attends every Husker practice and every meet and does what she can to keep Nebraska Women's Gymnastics moving forward.
Stone's absence in competition has had a dramatic effect on the Huskers. It has pointed a spotlight on a junior who wasn't necessarily prepared for it, but Davis has adjusted well anyway. She has, in fact, become a better leader and a better student. She concentrates on each daily challenge and refuses to worry about national rankings, individual seeds or whether her Regional will be in Columbia, Mo., or somewhere else.
When Davis steps on the mat Saturday for that first floor exercise routine or stands on the runway staring at her first Big 12 vault, she will tell herself what she always does: "Stay tight and wait for the landing."
Those are cardinal rules for Erin Davis. Nowhere, not even in the back of her mind, will there be a shred of doubt about sticking a landing or tearing a tendon.
Motivated, fearless and pain free. "That just makes Erin all the more powerful and more explosive," Kendig said. "I'm glad we recruited her. It's been a win-win for everyone."Respond to Randy


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Last September, Alexey Malko and his father, Vitaliy Malko, traveled over 12 hours to meet with other boating companies at the first-ever On the Water Expo in hopes of creating a joint business.
"We are going to build firm mutual business cooperation between interested companies in Ukraine, former Soviet Union republics and the USA in maritime and river sector," said Alexey, the deputy director of Tekhfloat.
These businessmen have never been out on a lake; however, since 2003, Vitaliy established Tekhfloat, a company that deals strictly with crafts on the water. Tekhfloat is a ship building and ship repair company-from small vessels, yachts, houseboats and others as long as the length overall is below the maximum 260 feet. The company also creates a floating fuel-filling station that is similar to car gas stations- only for boats or planes.
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