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NILES, Ill., Nov. 14, 2012—Shure Incorporated today announced the ten university and college institutions that have been randomly selected to move onto the final round of its ninth annual Fantastic Scholastic Recording Competition. In its ninth consecutive year, Shure's recording contest gives students across the country the unique opportunity to have access to the same legendary, high-quality Shure equipment used by professional musicians and engineers.
This year's finalists include the following schools:
• Anderson University, Anderson, IN
• Appalachian State University Hayes School of Music, Boone, NC
• Belmont University, Nashville, TN
• Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA
• Ex'pression College for Digital Arts, Emeryville, CA
• Peabody Institute of the John Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
• Purchase College, Purchase, NY
• University of Miami Frost School of Music, Coral Gables, FL
• University of North Alabama, Florence, AL
• University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
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All finalists will submit their original music pieces before a judge's panel comprised of renowned musicians and seasoned industry professionals. Projects will be evaluated based on overall fidelity, clarity, sonic balance, and creativity in selection and placement of the microphones. At the conclusion of the judging process, Shure will announce the grand prize, runner-up, and honorable mention winners. The grand prize winner will receive an assortment of KSM, SM, and Beta products, valued at more than $10,000. Additionally, students from the top three finalist teams will receive prizes ranging from a KSM42 microphone, valued at $999, to SRH840 headphones, valued at $250.
"We're proud to continue this competition to help foster the creativity of the student teams, and give them an opportunity to use the same equipment being used by some of today's top recording engineers," said Terri Hartman, Director of Marketing Communications for the Shure Americas Business Unit. "We wish all of the finalists the best of luck and are eager to hear about their experiences."
Winners of the Fantastic Scholastic Recording competition will all be announced on or about April 29, 2013. To stay updated on the contestants' planning, tracking, and post-production phases, please click here.


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Meet Georgina Beyer, the latest "it" girl of New Zealand politics. A one-time sex worker of Maori descent turned public official, Georgina stunned the world in 1999 by becoming the first transgendered person to hold national office. Born George Beyer, this unlikely politician grew up on a small Tarankai farm and later became a small-time celebrity on the cabaret circuit in Auckland. With charisma, humor and charm, Beyer unapologetically recounts her fascinating life story, shares how she overcame adversity and discloses the reasons she decided to run for office in a mostly all white, conservative electorate. Incorporating an unbelievable montage of colorful archival images dug up from Georgina's days as an exotic dancer, theatre and television performer, this absorbing documentary breaks down stereotypes and promotes greater understanding of transgendered people.
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I've made this root vegetable purée with many varieties and combinations, and threw fresh horseradish into the mix for this contest. I promise never to overlook it again! It gives a whole new depth to the natural sweetness of the parsnips, carrots, and cream.
Yes, polpettone are usually made with ground beef or veal, but at one point I had some ground turkey in need of something to do, and again, I'll never go back. They're tender, with a brightly flavored filling of sun-dried tomatoes, fresh horseradish, mozzarella, and a splash of lemon, finished off with just the right amount of crunch to the crust. Over the top of it all goes a silky, sweet onion and shallot jam lightened with a bit of white wine.
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Good olive oil to generously film pan
yellow onions, peeled, fine dice
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piece fresh horseradish, peeled, diced
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- Prepare onion jam. Generously film bottom of a heavy-bottomed pan or skillet with some good olive oil over medium heat. When warm, add onions and shallots along with a couple of good pinches of salt. Cover pan, and when contents begin cooking nicely, reduce heat. Continue cooking, stirring often (if some bits brown, that's fine, just not too much). When it looks as if much of the water has been cooked away, stir in the white wine. Cook until a sweetly rich, silky concentration is reached. Remove from heat. You'll reheat just before serving.
- Alternatively, make twice as much. Store the extra in a container in your refrigerator. Add it to soups, salad dressings, omelettes, grilled cheese sandwiches, or anything you think could benefit from some sweet silken richness.
- While jam is reducing, begin cooking the root vegetables. Add cream to a heavy-bottomed stainless steel pot (aluminum will react badly with the lactic acid in the cream causing an off-taste and gray color). Add the vegetables, cover pot and begin heating over medium heat. Bring to a gentle simmer, then reduce heat a bit. Cook, stirring somewhat often, until vegetables can be VERY easily pierced with the tip of a sharp knife. Remove from heat. You will reheat, purée, and season just before serving. It's much easier to reheat in the rough state.
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- Prepare filling to set aside and permit flavors to blend. Place rehydrated sun-dried tomatoes, diced mozzarella, horseradish, lemon juice and zest in bowl of food processor. Pulse just until ingredients are relatively uniform in size - very small, but not a puréed paste. Scoop into a bowl and season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Mix polpettone. Place ground turkey, Panko, egg, salt & pepper, and oregano in a mixing bowl. If you've got gloves, use 'em. Mix ingredients with your hands until completely blended.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment.
- Shape and fill polpettone. Again wearing gloves, pick up a sort of small tennis-ball size of turkey mixture. Gently shape it into a ball. Press a large indentation into it with a thumb. With a spoon, scoop a generous amount of filling into it. Pinch it closed, then gently roll the polpettone between your palms to create a small football. Set on parchment. Repeat until all turkey mixture is gone.
- If you have filling left over, because not all of us visualize the same small-tennis-ball size, and "generous" can have different meanings, do not despair. Put it in a ziplock bag and freeze it. Use it in ravioli filling, in omelettes - you get my drift.
- Before baking, pour 2 cups Panko into a baking dish. Gently pick up each polpettone. Place in Panko, and with your hands gather it up around sides and end of polpettone. Turn it over and repeat on other side. Repeat until all polpettone have been coated.
- Bake polpettone until gently browned and and instant-read thermometer inserted into the center reads 165 degrees, about 20 minutes.
- While polpettone are baking, reheat root vegetables. When nicely hot, remove from heat and purée right in the pot with an immersion blender (if you don't have one, this would be an excellent reason to get one - and I don't take on new appliances quickly). Season to taste with salt and pepper. It should take your breath away, by the way. Also reheat the lovely onion-shallot jam.
- To serve, spread a puddle of the root vegetable purée in the center of each plate. Set two polpettone in it and top with the onion-shallot jam. Garnish with green of your choice - chopped fennel fronds, Italian parsley, basil chiffonade. Have a lovely dinner!
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PLAINVIEW – For more than 30 years, Evalene McDonald served the city of Plainview and visitors with her unique collection of imported goods at a little shop she called "Evalene's Imports," located just across the parking lot from her husband Pete's "McDonald's Trading Post."
Along the way, she made many friends and enjoyed quite a successful business as the "little shop" she first envisioned became a warehouse-sized outlet for unique items, collectibles and just about anything else imaginable.
McDonald will be one of three honored during the Women in Business event hosted by Wayland Baptist University's Students in Free Enterprise team. Specifically, the awards will be given at an after-hours reception on Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the Nunn Business Building, featuring refreshments and guest speaker Sandra Aven, publisher of the Plainview Daily Herald. There is no cost and all women are encouraged to attend.
The day will begin with a noon luncheon at the Plainview Country Club for interested women, featuring a round-table discussion of topics of interest to women in the business world. Information from the Small Business Administration on entrepreneurship will be available as well. A $5 donation is suggested to offset the cost of the meal, and an RSVP is encouraged by Aug. 21.
McDonald was named Plainview's Woman of the Year in 2003, noted as a person with a "quiet, gentle leadership style," "honesty and integrity," "one classy lady" and a "willing, cheerful volunteer with no desire for fanfare." The Soroptimist International of Plainview organization named her Business Woman of the Year in 1985.
Though a busy businesswoman, McDonald had time to get involved in her community as well. She served with the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce, once its president, was past president of the Woman's Forum, served on the city Parks Advisory Commission and was a charter member of the Reaper's Bible Class. She and late husband Pete were members of First Baptist Church and were strong supporters of the city and of Wayland.
McDonald has two sons – David McDonald and wife Doris (who now run McDonald's Trading Post and Evalene's Imports, respectively) and Larry McDonald and wife Karla – and four grandchildren.
SIFE will also honor Nell Hardage and Peggy Wall during the after-hours event. To RSVP for the Women in Business luncheon, contact Van Hoose at 291-1029 or Clements at 296-7760.


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The Division 2 Athletics Directors Association (D2 ADA) has announced that Central Washington University Athletic Director Jack Bishop is among two recipients of the 2013 D2 ADA Lifetime Achievement Award, the most prestigious award presented by the association.
The award recognizes athletics directors who, over the course of his or her career, have made an exemplary contribution to Division II athletics and the student-athlete experience. To be eligible, nominees must be at least 60 years old, or have spent at least 25 years in collegiate athletics, with a majority of those years as an athletic director. The honoree may be currently employed in the profession or retired.
Bishop, who has spent the last 13 years at the CWU helm, was quick to share the credit for his most recent honor. He was also inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame last year.
"I'm extremely proud and humbled by this award," Bishop said. "The timing of such an award as you retire is a great way to go out. All awards of this nature are a tribute to the great colleagues and student-athletes that I've been able to work with over the course of my career."
Bishop has announced that we will retire from CWU at the end of the current academic year.
CWU President James L. Gaudino said, "When I was selected for the NCAA Division II President's Council, it became very clear to me that I was selected because of Central and the outstanding intercollegiate athletic program we operate here. Jack gets a lot of credit for that."
Gaudino also credited Bishop for completing CWU's move from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics to NCAA Division II status during extremely challenging economic times.
"Jack has always done an amazing amount with less money than most other programs have been given," Gaudino said. "If you look at our win-loss record across all the sports, we do better per dollar than any other program in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC), bar none."
Bishop has served in many capacities for the GNAC, including as chair of the management council and finance committee; as task force chair on the NCAA Division II Football Championships Committee—where he championed Division II football in the western United States; and as a representative to the Division 2 ADA Board of Directors.
Throughout his CWU tenure, he has facilitated upgrades to the Wildcat athletic facilities and spearheaded the development of conference tournaments to enhance post-season opportunities for student-athletes.
Before coming to CWU, Bishop was the athletic director at Southern Utah University (SUU). A graduate of SUU, he remains the winningest football coach in the history of his alma mater.
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by Sue Ann Ryback
(The second of two articles)
Claire Martin, 34, founder of Dysautonomia SOS: Searching Out Solutions, knows first-hand the obstacles and challenges of living with POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome).
The mother of two young children, Lukas, 4, and Gabriella, 14-months, Martin had her first POTS episode at 24 while studying marine biology in graduate school.
"I was setting up an underwater research site in the Keys," Martin wrote in an email during her twelfth day in the hospital on Wednesday, Oct. 24, "when out of nowhere, I had an extreme bout of tachycardia and felt like I was going to faint for the first time."
Martin's primary symptoms at first were bouts of tachycardia, lightheadedness, and fainting.
In 2003, Martin was forced to drop out of graduate school because her symptoms increased in severity and frequency.
Martin, who was studying sponge ecology and growth rate studies in the Keys said, "I was having trouble functioning, and I definitely couldn't scuba dive anymore to continue my research."
Martin, who now lives in Virginia Beach, Va., said she was a very active child, teenager and young adult. While she doesn't know the exact cause of her POTS, she suspects it could have been the result of a spinal fusion in 1999. But, she didn't develop POTS symptoms until years later.
A typical day for Martin begins at 6 a.m. Martin's husband, Christian, brings her a large glass of tomato juice, which is packed full of sodium, and a large glass of water.
"I have to drink this (tomato juice and water) before I even attempt to sit up," Martin wrote.
Once she is able to sit up, she drinks coffee to raise her blood pressure and then uses her wheelchair or Rollator to get to the bathroom. Her husband leaves for work and drops their son off at school after he packs a cooler full of food and baby supplies next to her bed. Martin cares for her daughter until 10 a.m. when her mother comes over to help.
"If I'm having a good day, I can take my daughter into her room and lay on the floor and play with her," Martin said.
But, most of the time, they read, play and do other activities in Martin's bed. While Martin does try to get up with her Rollator as much as possible, most of her time is spent in bed or reclining in a wheelchair.
Even the simplest activities, like making coffee or taking a shower while lying in the tub, force her to spend an hour or two recovering. Martin is no longer able to climb the stairs to tuck Lukas into bed.
Traveling is difficult, if not impossible. When she does travel for doctors appointments, it has to be by medical transport.
"I only get to leave the house to do medical trips and the occasional unfortunate trip to the ER or – like now – I am admitted and have been transferred to an inpatient hospital physical medical rehab," Martin wrote in her email. "I get very sick, with both my blood pressure and heart rate changing drastically in the car."
When Martin is not enjoying time with her family, she is working on her website, Dysautonomia SOS, and writing on her blog, STOP POTS.
"I try to use my experience to help other people dealing with this find resources and support," Martin wrote.
Still Martin considers herself blessed.
"POTS is heartbreaking," she said. "I can't imagine being a kid having to deal with this."
Martin said while there is no cure and no longterm studies on POTS, many of the symptoms can be treated or controlled for some people. Right now, Martin calls this period in her life "the dark times."
"My POTS has waxed and waned through the years with varying intensity," Martin said, who has taught high school students and owned her own floral business Bella Flora. "I like to balance out how terrible it is with how much hope there is, because 80 percent of teenagers will outgrow POTS."
Martin added that there is a lot more support and resources available to people thanks to the Internet. She said one of the problems is that people are often misdiagnosed or told "it's all in your head."
"One doctor told me it was anxiety, and 'I looked healthy,'" she said in an earlier telephone interview. "What exactly does sick look like?"
Martin said another problem is that there are a lot of myths about POTS on the Internet.
"There is no magic cure for POTS," she said. "But, if you can find the underlying cause, like Lyme disease, then you can treat it. Everyone's body is different, but, there is hope. The Internet has become a great resource. The public and medical professionals are becoming more informed. POTS makes me appreciate the little things in life like standing and taking a shower without fainting."
For more information about POTS go to:
Part 1: https://chestnuthilllocal.com/2012/11/13/is-it-depression-anxiety-or-pots-the-first-article-of-a-two-part-series/


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Notice: This is a discussion thread for comments about the SitePoint article, Creating Custom Options Pages in WordPress.
Show us your new great power! How far can you take your Options page further?
Notice: This is a discussion thread for comments about the SitePoint article, Creating Custom Options Pages in WordPress.
Show us your new great power! How far can you take your Options page further?
where is the file I can download located that is mentioned in the video?
So... I'm the only person that can't get this to work, eh?
I get the "Theme Options" in the Settings panel just fine, but all clicking that does is refresh my Dashboard...
No need to post the code here, I don't think, as I am merely copying/pasting right from the article...
This is a localhost installation that, otherwise, works just fine... Any thoughts/guesses?
I agree with akshayaurora. There should be a link to download the code.
I believe this is on topic. Just some related thoughts and questions for those following this thread. If you have built an options page using the Options API and then one using the Settings API, which do you think is better as far as efficiency and security? I have spent the last few days digging into the Settings APIi and it sure seems like a lot of work in contrast to the Options API. Maybe if one built a class to do all of this it would be lighter. Does anyone have any experience building a settings API class, or know of a tutorial on the subject? I'm not versed in OOP and maybe the code isn't fit for a class. What do you think?
Thanks so much.
Awesome post… Thanks for the share....
Thanks for cool information, but let me know is it free of cost.:shifty:
Great article/tutorial.
If you'd like to add your "sub-menu" to a section other than the "Settings" menu use the following:
add_dashboard_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Dashboard menu
add_posts_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Posts menu
add_media_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Media menu
add_links_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Links menu
add_pages_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Pages menu
add_comments_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Comments menu
add_theme_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Appearance menu
add_plugins_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Plugins menu
add_users_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Users menu
add_management_page(...) // Add sub-menu to Tools menu
For different icons, buttons, and other admin panel styles see: How to design and style your WordPress plugin admin panel (Onextrapixel.com)
nevermind I found the link above... would be nice if it was on the article page though...:)
I'm also getting a "Fatal error: Call to undefined function add_settings_section()." I'm also trying to get this to work on localhost.
Jeffrey, PLEASE post the finished admin-menu.php code as a download. The tutorial jumps around so much it's hard to see what code goes where.
In case someone can't get this to work on a local setup and need some practical advice, replace all instances of:
And you're good to go.
I can't seem to edit my own post any more. Anyway, I found the complete code for this tutorial (?) over at Github: http://github.com/JeffreyWay/WordPress-Theme-Options-Page
Issue was "FILE" when on a localhost...
Thanks Jeffrey! I've been looking through TONS of pages to find something like this. On the video tutorial you mention downloading the source code, but I don't see a link for that. Will that still be available? Thanks!
Thanks. I am looking for how to have an options page change something that normally is configured in a css file. Is this possible, to change the css file on the fly?
Do you want to change the style of only one element or switch the style of the site overall? If you want to change the overall style you can create several style sheets and use a select box to choose which style to use. This can be accomplished via PHP or Javascript. There are tons of tutorials out there Google away! If you want to change an element of your pages that can also be done via a form to post to a css value applied by php. Ditto: Google.
Its great to developed creative custom option and such a revealing information you share with us, We learn a lot from it and will be in touch with you for more add-ons. Wish you all the best.
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Please add the source code link.
I didn't "follow through" close enough. I missed adding statements to the register_build_options function. Onward and upward!
Thanks again
Jeffrey, thanks for the great article. It's well explained and laid out. I really appreciate the work you've done with books and articles.
I've followed through to the point of "rendering the outputs" and am getting a php error "Call to undefined function add_settings_section()". I've looked through the code and tried changing several things with no luck. I copied the code exactly and still get the error. Any thoughts?
I'm also wondering about the use of the $plugin_options variable in the validate_setting function. Is that correct to use that variable there?


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Yeah, there was an early report of $80 from the Con. Not sure if the reporting sites just got it wrong and ran with it or if something changed, but $50 is a much more reasonable price, IMO, for a limited exclusive. ****, I'm surprised the Skystriker isn't $50 retail. If it were a SW ship that size it probably would be...and it would be exclusive as well.
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Lawmakers pushing to expand gambling in Illinois hope the third time is a charm with a more finely tuned proposal that could make Illinois the fourth state to allow Internet gaming.
The latest proposal includes some familiar ideas: five new casinos, including one in Chicago; thousands of slot machines, including at Chicago's two airports. But it also includes Internet gambling, which would allow Illinois residents to play games like black jack on their computers or smart phones.
The biggest obstacle to adding more casinos and slot machines in Illinois has been Gov. Pat Quinn, who has twice rejected proposals sent to his desk, citing a lack of ethical safeguards, regulation and oversight.
Lately, the Chicago Democrat has signaled that he's open to the idea, even mentioning it in his March budget speech. And the new bill addresses some of Quinn's concerns by including a ban on political contributions from the gambling industry, appointing an inspector general to monitor gaming and giving the state gaming board more authority over a Chicago casino.
"The stars are probably lining up better than they've ever lined up," said Sen. Terry Link, a Waukegan Democrat who's a lead sponsor of the legislation. "We're doing a lot of the things that the governor wanted."
But the new proposals still could be held up because of the state's focus on fixing its nearly $100 billion pension problem — which Quinn has said must be the higher priority. There's also the governor's skepticism of so-called "iGaming," which the bill's supporters say might be an option to help fix the state's financial problems.
"There hasn't been much review on that at all," Quinn told reporters last week. "Any time you have something brand new, it shouldn't just be thrown into a bill at the last minute."
However, other prominent Democrats point out that it isn't a new idea, and say Illinois already has been a national leader.
When Illinois became the first state to sell lottery tickets online last year, Senate President John Cullerton introduced legislation that would create a Division of Internet Gaming within the state lottery. Under his proposal, that new division would have made Illinois the first state to jump into the world of online gambling.
But that proposal didn't get much traction, and three states — Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey — since have legalized Internet gambling, though none has it up and running. The process in those states also was fraught with questions of regulation, something Quinn's office says needs to be watched closely before Illinois can approve it.
But Link, who has sponsored gambling legislation for about half a dozen years, says it only makes sense because people are doing it online illegally, and legalizing it would help bring profits to the state. The new proposal would also give oversight to Illinois Lottery officials, who didn't return messages seeking comment.
The proposal calls for splitting profits, between treatment programs for problem gamblers and the pension problem. Supporters estimate the profits that would go toward the state's public pension system could exceed $50 million.
"This is the only revenue-generating bill that's been introduced," Link said.
The casinos — including in Rockford, Danville, Chicago's south suburbs and Lake County — are estimated to generate between $400 million and $1 billion, and the bulk of the money would be allocated to the state's Education Assistance Fund, after the local communities receive a share of the profits. Some of the profits from slots would be used to help the state pay its backlog of billions in unpaid bills.
Those ideas seem to address exactly what Quinn outlined in his budget address.
"Any enhancement that we enact to gaming revenues this year should be dedicated to education, which could include teachers' pensions," he told lawmakers in delivering a budget that includes $400 million less for education. "Of course, gaming expansion has to be done right."
Those who watch ethics and government praised the contributions ban in the latest bill. Gambling as an industry — including casinos and racing parks — contributed almost $10 million to Illinois public officials in roughly the last decade, according to the most recent analysis by government watchdog group Common Cause.
"It's an important protection," said James Browning, a director of the group.
Still, when asked last week, Quinn said he won't consider gambling until lawmakers solve the pension problem. Quinn has made pensions his top issue for more than a year, but attempts at reform have been stalled. Only recently have lawmakers seen a flurry of pension overhaul bills. Before they left for spring break in March, House members passed their third piece of legislation addressing the heart of the pension issue, cost-of-living increase.
"We still have a ways to go on that," he told reporters. "We're not going to be doing gambling expansion before we do our pension reform. Pension reform comes first, that's imperative."
Lawmakers have heard Quinn say that before, and their response?
"We actually can chew gum and walk," Lang said.
He and others also will also have to make a stronger pitch to the Illinois Gaming Board, which has many questions about the new proposal.
For one, the agency — which has been furiously regulating the advent of video gambling — is understaffed, says Board Chairman Aaron Jaffe. He hopes the proposal will equip the board for the expansion. And he doesn't see it as an immediate fix to the state's financial problems: the worst-in-nation-pension problem, backlogged bills and a slashed budget.
"It takes time," he said. "It's not going to be instant money."
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No Lund in Olympics now
The winter olympics will be without Lund this time
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CESANA, Italy (AP) -- Zach Lund, the top slider on the U.S. skeleton team, was banned from the Turin Olympics on Friday for taking a common hair-restoration pill that can be used to mask steroids.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that Lund should serve a one-year suspension, retroactive to Nov. 10 and enforced immediately.
Lund told CAS that he was misled by the Web site for the governing body of his sport, which listed finasteride both as a "prohibited substance" and a "specified substance." Lund told CAS he failed to check the prohibited list in 2005.
"I'm very sad and disappointed in the outcome," Lund said. "I feel like the anti-doping system really let me down as an athlete. As I sit here talking to you right now, I sit here as an Olympian and I believe no one can take that away from me."
The CAS panel believed Lund and wrote in its ruling that "it was entirely satisfied that Mr. Lund was not a cheat."
"But, unfortunately, in 2005, he made a mistake," CAS wrote.
Last month, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency decided Lund deserved only a public warning for ingesting finasteride and should forfeit his second-place finish from the season's opening World Cup event in Calgary, where he tested positive.
But the World Anti-Doping Agency wanted a tougher sanction and appealed to CAS, which partially agreed. WADA asked for a two-year ban. Lund will be able to compete again on Nov. 9, but will not have to forfeit any other results from this season aside from Calgary.
After packing his bags and leaving the athletes' village, Lund will voluntarily return his accreditation for the Olympics Friday and remain in Turin for a couple days in accommodations provided to him by the U.S. Olympic Committee.
He will not watch the skeleton races next week in person.
"I want to get home with my family as quickly as possible," Lund said.
WADA director general David Howman said the organization was "comfortable" with the one-year ban.
"The correct process was followed," Howman said. "CAS functioned in the way we have come to expect of them. ... Once the offense is established, then the onus goes on the athlete to convince the panel that there was no fault or no significant fault. The panel found no significant fault."
The decision -- issued hours before Lund was to participate in the Olympic opening ceremony -- is another blow to the reeling U.S. skeleton program, which has endured recent scandals prompting the departure of both coach Tim Nardiello and now its top slider in Lund, who led the World Cup standings at one point this season.
The U.S. still should be able to have three sliders in the men's skeleton event on Feb. 17. Eric Bernotas and Kevin Ellis will now be joined by Chris Soule, who was seventh at the Salt Lake Olympics four years ago. Soule will be traveling in from Lake Placid, N.Y.
Skeleton racers slide headfirst on a thin sled down the same track used for bobsled and luge, exceeding 70 mph. Lund was the Americans' best chance for a medal in the sport.
CAS heard WADA's appeal on Thursday afternoon at a Turin hotel. Lund attended with his attorney, Howard Jacobs.
WADA has authorization to appeal any doping-related sanction that it finds too lenient or incorrect.
"The current anti-doping rules lack any notion of common sense. ... He had a well-documented reason for the positive test," Jacobs said. "It had nothing to do with performance enhancement."
Meanwhile, the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation now finds itself dealing with more drama.
Last year's World Cup champion Noelle Pikus-Pace missed the first half of this season after breaking her leg in Calgary when an out-of-control U.S. bobsled smashed into her.
On Dec. 31, Nardiello was suspended over sexual harassment allegations; he was later reinstated but ultimately fired after ignoring orders to stay away from the American team during its final Olympic preparations in St. Moritz, Switzerland last week.
And Lund's saga began on Dec. 15 in Sigulda, Latvia, when he learned of the positive test. He was later barred from two races by the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (FIBT) over the test, which the USBSF did not promptly report to the U.S. Olympic Committee.
"On a whole, his skeleton teammates and coaches are devastated by this decision," said Terry Kent, the USBSF sports director.
Finasteride has been on the banned list since 2005; Lund has said he last checked the list in 2004 because the product was legal for the first four years of his usage. Two athletes, Argentine tennis player Mariano Hood and German soccer player Nemanja Vucicevic, were banned for taking the same drug last year.
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MLS First Kick presented by Dick's Sporting Goods is fast approaching - just a little more than one week away.
FC Dallas fans will notice some changes which will get them into FC Dallas Stadium early and have a good time.
New for all 2012 FC Dallas Games is Lamar's Tailgate Party.
It starts 90 minutes before first kick (so 12:30 p.m. for March 11) on the North Concourse and features BBQ, street tacos and other food. Even better - different food and drink specials prior to every game.
The fun continues on the Budweiser Beer Garden with live music, pool ball (think soccer and billiards mixed together on a giant pool table), Bud promo girls, prizes, and more food and drink specials extended through the whole game.
The culmination of the tailgate party is the return of the scarfing ceremony of the Lamar Hunt statue. Each game will have a special guest doing the scarfing.
Game starts at 2 p.m. Tickets are going fast and are on sale at fcdallas.com and will be televised on NBC Sports Network.
For the New York Red Bulls game there will be vuvuzelas to the first 5,000 fans.


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Oh crap. You somehow got stuck in the Thyme Cube while planning your Thanksgiving dinner menu, and you forgot all about shopping for food. It's really down to the wire now. What are you going to do?
The traditional popcorn/pretzels/jelly beans/toast/whipped cream feast is too elaborate to pull together in such a short amount of time, and nobody was fooled by the papercraft turkey last year. Crap crap crap.
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BAMBERG, GERMANY and NAPLES, ITALY — The military showed its commitment to fitness with the opening of two new, major fitness facilities for the Army and Navy overseas in late January.
The Army opened the $14-million Freedom Fitness Facility (FFF) on Warner Barracks in Bamberg, Germany.
"This facility will provide our community with exactly what they need and more to look to a healthier lifestyle," Mary Jo Lohrenz, director of community activities, said. "The 279th BSB (Base Support Battalion) just entered into the current century of fitness."
The 74,000-square-foot facility includes a regulation-sized basketball court that can be split into two volleyball courts with the capacity to seat about 1,750 people, indoor walking/running track, boxing ring, wrestling room, two racquetball courts, and aerobics, cardio, free-weight and multipurpose exercise rooms. Also, the locker rooms have saunas, and the FFF has a juice bar and a Freedom Café.
The facility was named to pay tribute to Bamberg soldiers who lost their lives in the global war on terrorism.
"Their sacrifices make it possible for all of us to continue enjoying freedoms everyday, and for that, we will never forget them," Lt. Col. Daniel Thomas, 279th BSB commander, said.
The timing of the FFF opening was also perfect, Thomas said.
"It's great for soldiers who returned almost one year ago from Operation Iraqi Freedom I, and it's a nice reward for soldiers who are returning now and later this year. Even soldiers who recently deployed have something to look forward to when they return. That the Army could provide such an impressive facility as this shows how much we appreciate and are thankful for all their efforts."
The Navy Department of Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) also opened a fitness facility. The facility, at its Naples support site in Gricignano, Italy, has 72,000 square feet.
"Navy MWR is pleased to offer this outstanding facility to the Naples military community," said Kelly Powell, head, Mission Essential Branch, Commander, Naval Installations Commands in Millington, TN, detachment. "We're committed to assisting sailors in achieving and sustaining their personal and mission readiness, and this new facility helps promote the Navy's culture of fitness."
The facility is for the entire Naples military community but will particularly serve the 876 military personnel and their families who live within walking distance of the center. Features include a 50-meter pool; outdoor Z-shaped pool; outdoor Jacuzzi; baby pool; two racquetball courts; spin room with 26 bikes; basketball court with six retractable backboards that can also support three volleyball nets; free weight and circuit weight areas; aerobics and cardio areas; conference room; and men's and women's locker rooms with showers and saunas.
"MWR programs at the center include aerobics, spinning, yoga, martial arts and aquatics," said Dominick Corrada, Naval Support and Activity, Naples sports and fitness director. "We also offer personal trainers and assistance with annual fitness testing and assessments, including mentoring for weight loss, weight management and programs to meet physical readiness assessment requirements."


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Two players – Diego Fagundez and Felix DeBona – named to all-conference squad, while head coach Bryan Scales named conference coach of the year
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Two players on the New England Revolution Under-16 squad and the team's head coach were honored this weekend by U.S. Soccer following the completion of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy's 2010 season.
Under-16 midfielder Diego Fagundez (Leominster, Mass.) was named to the U15/16 Development Academy Starting XI, honoring him as one of the top 11 players across the country in the Development Academy. In 2010, Fagundez, 15, scored 20 goals in 30 games.
Additionally, forward Felix DeBona (Everett, Mass.) and Fagundez both earned spots on the U15/16 East Conference Starting XI. The Revolution was the only team in the East Conference with multiple players earning recognition on the conference's Starting XI squad.
Under-16 head coach Bryan Scales, also the head men's soccer coach at UMass-Lowell, was named East Conference Coach of the Year. Scales, who joined the Revolution's youth development staff before the 2009-10 season, led the U16 squad to the Northeast Division title this year and to the team's first-ever appearance in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy playoffs, where they lost a tie-breaker to advance to the national finals.
"We are very pleased that Diego and Felix have been recognized for their tremendous play this season," Revolution Director of Youth Development Karl Edmonds said. "They both had stand-out seasons and were big parts of the team's success into the playoffs. And, Bryan has been a fantastic addition to our coaching staff. We are very excited that he has been recognized for his work this year with the Under-16s."
Both Fagundez and DeBona have been named to the Revolution's 2010-11 youth squads, with Fagundez set to return to the Under-16 team, while DeBona will move up to the Under-18 squad.
Entering its third season, the Revolution's youth program is the only fully-funded youth soccer program in New England, and competes in the prestigious U.S. Soccer Development Academy. Qualified and talented players will be accepted into the Revolution's youth program without regard to their financial situation. All players' needs and expenses related to soccer activities – training, facilities, equipment, uniforms, travel associated with competitions – are provided by the Revolution at no cost to the players or their families. In 2010, both the Under-16 and Under-18 teams advanced to the playoffs.
On Diego Fagundez:
Diego is a fantastic all-around player and very much deserves this honor from the Development Academy. He competes for every ball, and he possesses terrific ball control and balance. Diego also has a wonderful 'football brain,' which has benefited all of our players as they play with him. What makes Diego special, though, is that he is a very respectful young man and a great member of the community, as well.
On Felix DeBona:
Felix has proved to be a formidable player this season. The team consistently played through Felix and his link-up play was the trademark of the team this season. Felix was a mainstay for the team and a player the other players looked to for guidance. He not only proved to be a great link-up player, but he also proved to be a goal scorer, and he scored goals from every position, in and out of the box with his head and feet. Felix is also very likable and respectful of his peers.
On Bryan Scales:
Bryan simply did a terrific job this season, and deserves this honor from U.S. Soccer. Bryan brought a very consistent game plan to the Under-16's this season. He coached the players to trust one another, play simple, keep the ball and get forward. All of the players bought into the plan immediately and generated a unique team bond that saw them win the Northeast division and come so close at the playoffs to a spot in the national finals. Bryan continually gave positive feedback to this team in games and practices, and his knowledge base won the respect of the players and fellow coaches. Bryan is extremely professional, and it was this demeanor that gave the boys the impetus to work hard and never accept coming second in games and training.


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April 26, 2011
Giuliano Toraldo di Francia, an OSA Fellow and a Professor Emeritus at the University of Florence, Italy, died on 26 April 2011. He was 94. Toraldo di Francia's death was announced by former city councilor and Minister Valdo Spini of Florence, in a statement that expressed deep sorrow and mourning for the loss of a great scientist who was also "steeped in humanistic culture."
Toraldo di Francia introduced the concept of superresolution and degrees of freedom of images. Toraldo filters are named for him, stemming from his investigation of pupil-plane filtering as a way to increase the resolution of an imaging system beyond the diffraction limit by using a set of concentric amplitude and/or phase filters at the pupil of an image-forming system. He was known for his work in the formulation of the inverse interference principle and experimental demonstration of the existence of evanescent waves (leaky waves). His most recent contributions concerned the dissemination of the philosophy of science, and the relationship between science and society and between scientific and humanistic culture.
Giuliano Toraldo di Francia was born in Florence in 1916, the year that OSA was incorporated. In 1949, he joined the Faculty of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences at the University of Florence. He taught optics at the University of Rochester for two years and was then hired as a professor at the National Institute of Optics, where he remained until 1958, when he was appointed professor of optics at the University of Florence. He became Institute chair in 1963. He retired in 1991 and was named professor emeritus at that time. Toraldo di Francia also served as director of IROE, the Institute of Research on Electromagnetic Waves of CNR (now the Institute of Applied Physics "Nello Carrara," IFAC-CNR).
He was President of the Italian Society of Physics (1968-1973) and of the International Commission for Optics (ICO) (1966-1969). He was also president of the Italian Society of Logic and Philosophy of Science, the Forum for the Problems of Peace and War, and the School of Music in Fiesole.
A prolific author, Toraldo di Francia became known to the international academic world for the books "Onde Elettromagnetiche" (1953), and "The Diffraction of Light" (1958). He also wrote extensively on the philosophy of science. "The Investigation of the Physical World," originally published in Italian in 1976, is both a high-level popularization and a critical appraisal of the methods scientists use to investigate the physical world.
A long-time OSA member, Toraldo di Francia was named an OSA Fellow in 1965. In 1969, he was awarded the Institute of Physics' Young Medal, and he received the OSA C.E.K Mees Medal in 1971.
Toraldo di Francia served in the Resistance movement during World War II. He was an active member in the Fratelli Rosselli of Florence, a political culture organization. A passionate Dante scholar, he was interested in music, art and philosophy. He played tennis until age 90 and he loved swimming and taking long walks in the mountains.
Giuliano Toraldo di Francia is survived by his wife, Professor Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara, a son, Cristiano, and two daughters, Monica and Isabella.
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WASHINGTON -- As Congress readied for a new battle over raising the debt limit, Sen. Barbara Boxer announced legislation that would prevent lawmakers from being paid if they did not increase the nation's borrowing authority.
"It is an American value to pay your bills. It's also an American value to do your job," Boxer (D-Calif.) told reporters Wednesday. "If we as members of Congress refuse to pay the bills we have incurred, we should not be paid our salaries."
Boxer announced the legislation along with the lead House sponsor, Rep. Jim McDermott (D-Wash.). It is modeled on legislation enacted in January that denied salaries to members of Congress if their chamber did not pass an annual budget.
The proposed Pay Your Bills or Lose Your Pay Act, which probably has little chance of passage, is part of the political maneuvering over the contentious debt limit debate.
A partisan standoff over raising the limit in the summer of 2011 -- resolved at the last minute -- led Standard & Poor's to downgrade the U.S. AAA credit rating for the first time.
The legislation from Boxer and McDermott came after the Congressional Budget Office estimated Tuesday that the $16.7-trillion debt limit would not need to be raised until October or November as the Treasury Department juggles the nation's finances to prevent a default.
Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew told Congress last month that the debt limit would not need to be raised until after Labor Day, but urged lawmakers to "act sooner rather than later to protect America's good credit" and "avoid potentially catastrophic consequences."
The U.S. technically reached its debt limit on May 19, but accounting maneuvers by the Treasury will help allow the federal government to continue to pay its bills for several weeks.
In addition, improved economic growth, increased tax revenue and a nearly $60-billion dividend payment to the government by taxpayer-owned Fannie Mae will help delay the date by which the debt limit needs to be raised.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has insisted any debt limit increase must be offset by new spending cuts on top of the ongoing automatic reductions that are part of so-called sequestration.
"I believe that if we're going to increase the debt limit, there ought to be cuts and reforms in place that are greater than the increase in the debt limit," Boehner said in an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday.
"Our goal here is not to default," he said. "Our goal here is to get ourselves on a sound fiscal path."
Republicans also have talked about tying a debt limit increase to other policy initiatives, such as an overhaul of the tax code.
McDermott said lawmakers simply should raise the debt limit because it is needed to pay for spending already authorized by Congress.
"We are not a nation of deadbeats and delinquents," he said.
Boxer referred to the 2011 credit downgrade, which the Bipartisan Policy Center has estimated will cost the U.S. $18.9 billion in increased borrowing costs over the next decade.
The brinkmanship on the issue also caused financial markets to tumble.
"We're at a critical moment in our economic recovery...but playing politics with the debt ceiling will hurt it all," Boxer said. "Our economy cannot take any more self-inflicted wounds."


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Suburban lots have been on a long, quiet diet, trimming off excess feet in a bid to fit into the tight budget of couples and families shopping for a new single home.
Gone are the '60s and '70s, when families left the congestion and noise of the city for new homes on big lots and an expanse of grass in the burgeoning 'burbs.
Back then, big and fat was beautiful and affordable with lots stretching 50 or 60 feet wide and lawn mowers purring on weekends. But today, slim is the new reality, with 37-to 42-foot lots hitting the sweet spot for sales success of singlefamily homes.
"Thirty-eight feet and smaller is the new reality," says Chris Taggart, president of Tamarack Homes, which builds spacious two-storey homes on 38-foot lots across the city. It's all about yield -getting density in a city where land prices are rising, making affordability even tougher for cash-strapped buyers.
There is a growing contingent of slim lots from builders such as Urbandale and Phoenix, with their 35-foot lots, to Tartan and Tamarack, who are building on 37and 38-foot lots.
Then suck in your lot lines even more for a committed group of super-slim performers, starting with Mattamy's 30-foot lots in the Barrhaven community of Half Moon Bay, followed by Holitzner directly across Strandherd Drive, where it's wooing younger buyers with a series of two-storey homes and bungalows on 31-foot lots.
Minto, the city's largest builder, has also had success with 30-foot single homes.
Earlier this month, Holitzner introduced a pair of appealing two-storey model homes in Fraser Fields that look and feel spacious on the inside thanks to some design wizardry that includes half walls, split pillars, two-storey spaces, big windows and lots of finishing details, from niches to wide landings on the second floor.
It's only when you step back outside that you realize these energy-efficient homes are extra close to their neighbours. There are 84 lots in Fraser Fields and almost all of the two-storey homes and bungalows are on 31-foot lots that stretch back 105 feet.
Initially there was some reluctance to the lot sizes, says Holitzner's Lee Nicholson.
"Then people compare, come back and realize that for the sake of a foot or two between homes, they are getting good value for their dollar."
The slim lots didn't faze Carolyn and Chuck Vollicks. In fact, they didn't want a big lot because they work crazy hours and spend a lot of time visiting family in Northern Ontario and playing golf.
"We also like to travel," says Carolyn Vollicks, who is the co-ordinator of recreation and creative art service at the Perley Rideau Hospital.
The two, both 47, grew up in modest bungalows in Espanola, Ont., near Sudbury, and wanted to find something similar in Ottawa. They had been searching for the past four years and found exactly what they wanted in Fraser Fields: The Heartstone by Holitzner is a 1,286-square-foot bungalow for $358,900 with two bedrooms and room to grow in the basement.
"We didn't want and didn't need a big 3,000-square-foot home," she says, adding the bungalow is a very similar layout to, but smaller than, their current townhome in Barrhaven.
"It will be about the same size after we finish the basement," says Vollicks, who frequently asked her husband to pull out his measuring tape when they were planning the move and buying furniture.
The two are packing, getting ready for their move on Tuesday. "Then I will be laying down tape, mapping out rooms in the basement," says Vollicks.
Anuj and Shvetna Joshi have gone bigger and taller in their quest for a singlefamily home, buying an innovative threestorey Tartan home, the Vaughan, on a 38-foot lot in the Stittsville community of Jackson Trails.
It was the third-storey loft that sold the couple. "We like watching movies and it's perfect for setting up a media room," Anuj says. His mother, Raj, will also live in the four-bedroom home that has 3,071 square feet of living space.
The couple -he's 30, she's 28 -looked at big singles on big lots, but they were just too big, too overpowering and too expensive.
"We are a young couple and want to start a family in a few years, so we want the space," says Shvetna, adding the design is modern, unique and suits their lifestyle.
"Anuj's mother will have one bedroom and we will have two more for a family. The house will suit our needs," she says.
The slimmer lot and taller design means the Vaughan is priced under $500,000.
The three-storey design is actually the idea of Ian Nicol, president of Tartan Homes, who saw a similar design in Toronto many years ago. He first refined the plan for his own family and a custom home he built on a 33-foot lot in the Glebe six years ago.
"The Vaughan has the same loft idea as my own home," says Nicol, who used technology and a combination of roof trusses and floor joists to grab extra height without pushing the profile high above neighbouring two-storey homes. "We are utilizing extra inside space that would have been in an attic."
He introduced the three-storey home in May 2010 and plans to offer the high, lean concept in several Tartan communities in the coming months.
It's all about land prices and maintaining affordability, says Holitzner president Carmen Fleguel.
Today slim is the new economic reality as land prices have zoomed from $1,000 a linear foot a decade ago to $2,500 to $2,600 today, says Patrick Meeds, managing director of the new home division for PMA Brethour, a research and marketing firm that works with many of Ottawa's builders. There are even instances of lots selling for $3,000 to $3,500 a linear foot, adds Phoenix Homes vice-president of operations Rahul Kochar.
"It is a retail price for a serviced lot we might sell to someone who wants to build their own custom home in one of our communities."
Land prices aren't going to get any cheaper and building costs will continue to go up, making it difficult to come up with an affordable home, confirms Nicol.
As it is, single-family homes are controlling a diminishing share of the new home market, partly because of affordability and the fact that young, first-time buyers, along with older couples who are shucking off their large family homes, are driving a market that is dominated by townhouses and condos, says Meeds.
The shift away from single-family homes has been gaining momentum, he says. In 2009, single homes accounted for 37 per cent of the 5,700 new homes sold across the city. A year later, the share had dropped to 33 per cent of the 5,000 homes sold.
A closer examination of sales shows a full 70 per cent of all single-family homes sold were on 38-to 45-foot lots. Big lots, at 50 feet, were a slim slice of the market, as were the ultra-slim 30-foot product, says Meeds.
"There are some design compromises when you go under 37 feet. Under 35 feet and there is room for a single-car garage, not a double."
Yet designers have been creative with these narrow homes, including Phoenix's 1,523-square-foot Blackcomb for just over $400,000 in the west-end community of Heritage Hills to its 2,606-squarefoot Cardiff in the same community for over $460,000.
Mattamy's three-bedroom Ridgemont, an appealing single-family home planned for Half Moon Bay, sits on a 30-foot lot, yet features many exterior details, including a big front porch and single-car garage. At $326,990, the 1,770-square-foot home is directly aimed at younger buyers on a tight budget, who want to live in a single-family home.
"It is an affordable option and I believe it is going to gain popularity in the east end," says Bob Ridley, president of Ottawa operations for Mattamy Homes.
These energy-smart performers have lots of exterior detailing, including careful attention to garage doors. And while there isn't room for a swimming pool in the backyard, Mattamy offers splash pads in parks in their communities.
It's the slim reality of home ownership in a growing city, where land is golden.
Ottawa Citizen
Sheila Brady is a regular contributor to Homes. You can reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com
Claridge (claridgehomes.com) Two-storey and single homes on 30-foot lots at Sundance in Findlay Creek; 37-foot lots in various communities, including Summerhill Village, and prices starting at $380,000.
Holitzner (holitzner.com) Two-storey homes, starting at $364,900 and bungalows, starting at $355,900, on 31-foot lots at Fraser Fields in Barrhaven. Mattamy (mattamyhomesottawa. com) Two-storey homes on 30-foot lots in Barrhaven's Half Moon Bay, Summerside in Orléans and future phases for Fairwinds in Kanata. Prices start at $304,990. Mattamy also has 34-, 36-and 43-foot models.
Phoenix (phoenixhomes.ca) Two-storey, single-family homes on 35-foot lots in Heritage Hills, Strandherd Meadows and other communities. Prices start at $397,000.
Tamarack (tamarackhomes.com) Two-storey single homes on 38-foot lots with prices starting at $388,900.
Tartan (tartanhomes.com) The Vaughan, a three-storey, singlefamily home on 37-foot lots in Findlay Creek and future west-end communities. Prices start at $496,000. Two-storey homes in Tartan communities start at $405,000.
Urbandale (urbandale.com) Single-family homes on 35-foot lots in Bridlewood, Kanata Lakes and other communities. Prices start at $393,000.


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Webcasting Bellmont sports
Happy V-day everyone. Go out and buy your gal some flowers and chocolate. She deserves it.
Speaking of deserving it, I hope we bring home a champion this Saturday down in Indy. Nothing thrills me more than when the little guy triumphs and that's all I can think of when I see Bellmont, AC, and SA go head-to-head with the big shots like Perry Meridian.
These kids work so hard all year for this one shining moment and it would be awesome to see them come away with a title or two. We have six chances at it. Go get 'em, guys.
Also heading into post-season play is boys swimming. Tonight at Jay County, 11 schools will clash for a shot at heading to state swimming. Good luck to all three schools both individually and as a team.
Now about this webcasting thing...
"We've got you set up above the gym…in the crow's nest in front of the boiler room."
When I heard the Blackhawk representative say that to me I knew that Tuesday night's broadcast was in trouble.
Blackhawk Christian is, for all research purposes, a small, 1A school. I found that out the hard way on Tuesday.
In this inaugural season of webcasting Bellmont sports, we've run into some technical issues on more than one occasion. Problems are bound to happen, I know, but I can say after a lot of successful runs that Tuesday night's debacle in "the crow's nest" was not my fault. Phew…
For anyone who is not familiar with computer and internet technology…me…the metal beams near the roof of the Blackhawk gym and the boiler room less than five feet from where we were trying to broadcast behind us were not doing us any favors in bringing viewers the webcast.
One unique aspect of our system is that we bring our own internet through what's called a Jet Pack from Verizon. It can bring the internet to devices such as laptops and smart phones away from home. A lot of webcasters use the school's wi-fi system to log on to their broadcast. There's nothing wrong with this but it makes an AD breathe easier when he does not have to worry about someone coming into his/her school using their system.
From the crow's nest at Blackhawk Christian, we had two bars of service and we were having trouble connecting. With the varsity warm-ups starting up we were running out of options as far as game coverage on the net. All I could think of at that time was to find the AD and see if we could bum their wi-fi for the game.
Blackhawk's athletic director was more than accommodating, allowing us to use his internet but he did not know the password. After scrambling around the gym searching for someone who knew the guest log in username, he finally resorted to giving me his personal password.
With less than three minutes left before tip-off, I rushed back to the crow's nest in an attempt to connect before the game began. After putting in the password I did indeed gain access to the internet. The bad news was that the school's internet gave me just one bar of service, worse than the Jet Pack had to offer.
Out of time and options, I gave the broadcast a go with the Jet Pack but got only about 20 seconds into the broadcast before I lost signal. Another three tries later, I had to cut my losses and at least cover the game the old fashion way down at the scorer's table.
Alas, Braves/Squaws fans, that is what we will have to deal with until we narrow down the places we can and can't broadcast. Only going out and trying new locations will help us with which places we can go. Until then, I apologize for Tuesday to any fans who were disappointed and to future games where we just won't be able to broadcast for one reason or another.
Tomorrow we will be covering the Bellmont/Bluffton boys basketball game and it should be a game where we have no hiccups whatsoever. The Tigers have had broadcasters in the gym all season long and are no strangers to webcasting. For those fans who can't make the trip to Bluffton to root on the Braves tomorrow, give us a shot online at www.decaturdailydemocrat.com. There will be a link under sports before the game that will lead the viewer to the gamecast where you simply have to log on and enjoy the game.


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