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Being featured for Asics should have been a moment to savour for middle-distance runner Eilish McColgan but instead she received comments shaming her size.
Having always had a slim build, the 29-year-old was frustrated at the comments criticising her for being 'too skinny'.
McColgan, who claimed silver in the 5000m at the 2018 European Championships, acknowledged that normally she wouldn't be too concerned by a troll but on this occasion she felt the need to say something.
"Asics posted a picture of me, I was happy that a sports brand was using professional athletes and promoting their athletes that they have," McColgan said.
"I think that's important for athletes to be celebrated for their achievements because that's the way sport works.
"It was frustrating that one of the first comments online said 'She's too skinny'. The first time that a company actually uses a professional athlete in a good light and celebrating their achievements and for the first comment to be about my appearance just frustrated me.
"It was not the point of the post whatsoever. It was also the way he had said 'too skinny', I'm too skinny for what? I'm a professional athlete, I'm not too skinny for my sport, I fuel myself correctly.
"I hate the fact that young girls will look at that and think there was some sort of unhealthiness around it, because that's certainly not the case at all."
"You're always going to have people commenting upon people's appearance, but I for one know that I'm a healthy individual and always have been, this is just my body shape. From the age of 10,11,12 I've always looked like this, I can't change that."
After posting about the comments on her social media, the two-time Olympian received many messages from people who've also experienced shaming.
Adults and children reached out to McColgan to share their own experiences of body shaming whether it was in school or in sport.
"I had so many kids message me, it was heartbreaking," McColgan explained. "Young girls, boys, all ages saying that they were maybe bullied at school because they were too skinny.
"I also had adults messaging me saying that they'd run their third marathon but people are telling them that they're too fat to run, what does that even mean?
"This lady has just completed her third marathon and people are sitting on the sofa telling her that she's too fat to run.
"We all come in different shapes and sizes and your appearance has absolutely nothing to do with your achievements, whether that's in sport or any walk of life."
Earlier this year, I was trolled online for being 'too skinny'...🤦🏼♀ I received so many messages from young girls (& boys!) saying they've been subjected to bullying about their body & thanking me for sticking up to the trolls. ✊ It was a little heartbreaking to read them all. 😥 pic.twitter.com/FbbpNP4xyM— Eilish McColgan (@EilishMccolgan) October 11, 2019
But the Scot, who secured victory at the 2019 Great South Run breaking her mother Liz McColgan's record, was defiant in not feeding the trolls but ensuring that people can feel represented.
McColgan added: "I'm glad I did stick up for myself because just if it means one kid feels a bit more confident in their own body knowing they aren't the only ones, because there are people that are just naturally skinny.
"I'll stand up for myself when I need to, but at the same time I choose to just ignore it because they don't have any bearing on my goals and my dreams, and anything about me as a person."

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Without question, there is no team in Major League Soccer Crew fans despise quite like the Chicago Fire. When the Black & Gold makes a trade with the Fire like they did on Monday when Dilly Duka was swapped for Dominic Oduro, it adds more fuel to MLS's midwestern rivalry.
Crew Technical Director Brian Bliss isn't worried about the deal coming back to bite the Black & Gold. Rather, he welcomes trades within the Eastern Conference.
"You try not to do deals within your own conference, but I think also that's a misunderstood concept," Bliss explained Monday. "If you're not going to do deals within your own conference, you're eliminating potentially nine other teams to make a trade with. Why would you do that?
"Yeah, it's one thing if you're dealing guys on the DP level. You don't want guys like that going to a rival, but at the end of the day, you can't worry about that."
As for Oduro, who is playing for his fifth team since 2006, he's learned to treat games against former opponents as he would any other match. The Crew will play the Fire three times in 2013.
"One thing I've to come to learn in my experience in this League and with your old team's history is to not trash talk your former team or let them get in your head," the new Crew forward said. "You just have to stay calm and try to play the game as any other MLS game. I think it will be something to play against [Chicago].
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I've bought the SteelSeries Sensei Fnatic mouse a few days ago, I downloaded and installed the SteelSeries Engine. Updated the firmware, but a few minutes after I run the SteelSeries Engine (some times 2 minutes, and other a little longer, like 15 minutes), the software crashes . I can use the side button with no problems while the software is running, but why does it crash? I live in Brazil, and here we pay about 3 times the price of dollar, so it's pretty expensive, and I can't use the mouse correctly because of this damn software. Have anyone been trough this? SteelSeries support takes 2-3 days to responde, and I don't know what to do anymore...
I use Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bits. This is the link of error's printscreen:
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Life has been an uphill battle for Sohail Ilyas. Profoundly deaf, he had little hope of a great future in his native Pakistan. He had found work teaching the hearing impaired but what he dreamt of was an office job or, better still, a corporate career.
In 2006 he took a huge leap of faith. He asked his fiancee to wait while he sought a better life for them and immigrated to Canada.
"What I saw in Canada was a land with far greater opportunities," he says through a sign-language interpreter. "There was infrastructure here to support the deaf. There were associations and there was a growing sensitivity among employers."
But that dream of a corporate career eluded him. Instead he found a series of retail sales positions until he attended MayFest, an annual gathering of the hearing impaired, four years ago.
"The Toronto Dominion Bank had a booth and I was amazed," he says. "They not only had interpreters but they even had a number of deaf employees."
He started applying online for almost any job that required his skills. It took a year but finally he got a call inviting him to interview for a job as an administrator at TD Insurance.
"About 60 people applied and the final list got down to 20. I was the only deaf applicant," he says.
He got the job and today, Ilyas, now 29, is married to his former fiancee and enormously pleased with his employer and the direction his career is taking.
"TD supplies all the support I need - interpreters, training, even mentoring," he says. "Most of my co-workers have even learned sign language. If I need to make a telephone call, one of them does it for me. Otherwise we use written notes and emails."
Ilyas is just one example of a corporate commitment not just to diversity but to inclusion, says Nancy Nazer, vice-president of corporate diversity and talent management at TD Bank.
The bottom line is that kind of commitment is just good business, she says. TD believes the faces of its staff should accurately reflect the faces of the communities it serves here and in the United States and Britain.
The bank's commitment to diversity reaches back almost four decades, when it began to recruit more women and offer them the same opportunities as men. Its formal diversity program, however, started in 2005 with the creation of the Diversity Leadership Council, Nazer says.
The council is chaired by Bharat Masrani, chief executive officer of the U.S. division, and includes 14 members - the heads of all business units globally. It meets eight to nine times a year to review progress of existing initiatives and approve new ones, she says.
Its top three priorities are expanding leadership opportunities for women and members of visible minorities; enhancing opportunities for the disabled and aboriginals; and creating a more inclusive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender staff, she says.
"Today it is much more about inclusion," she says. "We believe we have effective diversity programs in place - although improving them is a never-ending job. The focus now, however, is on ensuring rewarding careers and a supportive work environment."
That means creating and supporting networking opportunities such as the women in leadership and the visible minority leadership programs. There are 1,300 members in the Employee Pride Network alone and the Aboriginal Employee Circle has raised and donated more than $1.5 million to aboriginal education initiatives.
As of Dec. 31, 2009 65.6 per cent of TD bank's staff is women and they hold 29.6 per cent of vice-presidential posts and above, says Nazer. Visible minorities represent 26.1 per cent of employees and 8.42 per cent of vice-president and above positions.
Aboriginals have 1.07 per cent of TD jobs and persons with disabilities represent 3.61 per cent.
"Diversity and inclusion are and will always be works in progress," says Nazer. "We know that as Canada changes we must as well."
Sohail Ilyas says Nazer's words are very encouraging to him.
"Being deaf I have always had to work much harder than others around me. I have had to learn five different forms of sign language, for example: Pakistani, Urdu, Canadian, American and now TD corporate terms.
"But I have received tremendous support from the company and from my co-workers and managers," he says.
"While diversity got me hired, inclusion is making me part of the team and offers me a chance for a terrific career."


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A workout program that goes beyond fitness and health. A really intense exercise and dieting program that doesn't bulk you up and retains your feminine features.
Strictly for women but there's an equal program designed for men which is created by the same author - The Adonis Golden Ratio.
If you are looking for a silver bullet weight loss solution, "designer" workout program, or body jam-type class sessions, you're looking at the wrong product.
The venus factor is a special workout program for women. The program's goal is to give you that attractive and sexy feminine look. This product is designed and developed by a pair of leaders in the field of fitness and dieting. As for the workout itself, The Venus Factor is a 12-week workout program separated into 3 parts. There's also an exercise gallery e-book which provides detailed instructions about each workout mentioned in the program and each exercise has images and a link to a video.
Along with the core program, there's the main Venus Factor Workout manual which explains the Venus Index concept. This manual explains how to find your current Venus Index and what fitness target you need to reach to raise your Venus Index. Additionally, you'll also get a dieting manual entitled "Guide to Body Centric Eating." If you are used to lifting light weights, you'll feel right at home. Even if you don't follow the workout or dieting program, the information about the Venus Index and achieving the perfect female body proportions can help you set correct fitness goals.


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Marine researchers chumming the ocean to lure sharks closer to their vessel off South Africa's southwestern Cape coast got more than they bargained for when a half-ton (500-kilogram) great white shark leaped into their boat.
It happened on Monday near Seal Island, off Mossel Bay, in a part of the ocean famous for its "flying" sharks. (View the photo gallery Sky Sharks: Pictures of Super-Predators Snatching Prey From the Air.)
"We go out into the bay everyday to get data on the shark population," Enrico Gennari told National Geographic News Watch in a phone interview. Gennari is director of Oceans Research, an independent research organization that works with universities and runs public awareness programs to teach people about sharks. Oceans Research has also collaborated with National Geographic to produce television documentaries about sharks and other predators.
"Our team was chumming to attract sharks to the boat so that we could photograph their fins, which, like human fingerprints, are a way to identify individual animals," Gennari said. "They waited for four or five minutes, but nothing happened until there was an enormous splash and a shark landed in the boat. It did not come from the stern area, where the bait had been put into the water, but from the side."
The team's first thought was to make sure everyone was well clear of the giant predator, which was thrashing around on the deck. "They moved everyone out of the way, then radioed us," Gennari said. He and a colleague arrived at the boat within minutes. It was not possible to push the flailing animal back into the sea by hand, and an attempt to pull it off the vessel with a rope attached to the second boat also failed.
"We radioed the harbor and said we were on the way, and that we needed a crane. It took about 20 minutes, and the whole time we were splashing water on the shark's gills, trying to help it breathe," Gennari said." At the harbor a pipe was placed into the shark's mouth to pump water over its gills, to keep it alive. The crane was used to hoist the animal by its tail, a risky maneuver because its great weight out of the water could have damaged its spine and internal organs, Gennari said. "But the only other option we had was to let it die on the boat."
The shark was lowered into the water, but it stranded itself on a harbor beach. Attempts to push it back into the water by hand failed, so the Oceans Research team lashed the animal to the side of a boat and drove it out to sea. After half an hour of the assisted swim through the ocean the shark seemed to recover, slapping its tail strongly, Gennari said. The shark was released and it swam away, he added.
"We don't know whether it's still alive; we hope to see it again soon," Gennari said. The specimen is well known to the Oceans Research team because it has been photographed regularly and it is readily identified by its unique dorsal fin.
"This was the first, and hopefully last, time a shark has jumped into our boat," Gennari said. "It was quite stressful for everyone, both for the shark and the humans. But the people were safe and apparently the shark survived, so it really could not have ended better."
White shark breaching clip from National Geographic Channel.
This is not the first time a shark has jumped into a boat in this part of South Africa's coastal waters.
"There have been several incidents of leaping great white sharks in the past," Chris Fallows told National Geographic in an email interview. Fallows has been monitoring and photographing breaching great white sharks for 20 years. His work has also been showcased in National Geographic documentaries and recently featured in a highly popular News Watch blog post about breaching sharks in the same coastal waters where a shark jumped on to the Oceans Research boat.
"In 1976 in False Bay, it happened on two different occasions," Fallows wrote today. "One of the incidents resulted in a very badly injured fisherman. Sadly in both cases, the shark died."
Fallows said that the crew of his company, Apex Shark Expeditions, records around 600-700 predatory events every year at Seal Island, "Often during these events we see spectacular breaches. It is thus inevitable that over the years we have had a few sharks jump close to the boat, but due to a huge emphasis being placed on safety, good fortune, as well as a fairly large boat, we have thankfully not had a shark land in [our] boat."
What could cause a shark to jump on a boat?
"There can be several things," Fallows explained. "In most cases the sharks breach while in pursuit of something, be it a seal, or fish, or a decoy. Occasionally however, great whites and some other species perform what is known as a natural breach. This type of breach takes place for no apparent reason, although it is speculated that it could have some form of social function of communication or dominance. These breaches are often very high, the mouth of the shark is closed, and it is often when there are several sharks in the immediate vicinity."
David Braun is director of outreach with the digital and social media team illuminating the National Geographic Society's explorer, science, and education programs.
He edits National Geographic Voices, hosting a global discussion on issues resonating with the Society's mission and major initiatives. Contributors include grantees and Society partners, as well as universities, foundations, interest groups, and individuals dedicated to a sustainable world. More than 50,000 readers have participated in 10,000 conversations.
Braun also directs the Society side of the Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship.


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The Cisco Fabric Extender for HPE BladeSystem (Model B22HP) provides an extension of the Cisco Nexus switch fabric to the HPE server edge. Logically, it behaves like a remote line card to a parent Cisco Nexus 5000 series switch, with the Fabric Extender and the parent Nexus together forming a distributed modular system. The Cisco Fabric Extender for HPE BladeSystem forwards traffic to the parent Cisco Nexus switch over eight 10 Gigabit Ethernet uplinks.
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Third time not the charm: Badgers fall in Rose Bowl
The Stanford Cardinal built an early lead and picked up a timely interception to hold off the Wisconsin Badgers 20-14 Tuesday, winning the Rose Bowl for the first time since 1971.
After a Jordan Williamson 22-yard field goal gave the Cardinal a 20-14 lead with less than five minutes to play, Wisconsin drove to midfield before Stanford nickel back Usua Amanam jumped a Curt Phillips pass for the interception with 2:20 remaining.
The Cardinal then put the ball in the hands of running back Stepfan Taylor, who proceeded to do what he has all season for Stanford. He iced the game with a crucial five-yard run on third-and-1 and less than a minute left. Taylor finished with 88 yards and one touchdown on 20 carries, and quarterback Kevin Hogan added 54 yards on seven rushes.
Hogan completed 12 of 19 passes for 123 yards in a game plan that turned significantly conservative after Stanford used some trickery early to build a quick lead.
The Cardinal scored on its first drive on a Kelsey Young 16-yard touchdown run — the third straight year that Wisconsin allowed a touchdown on the opposition's first offensive drive in the Rose Bowl — then added another score on Taylor's 3-yard run less than five minutes later.
Wisconsin stormed back in the second quarter behind Montee Ball, who amassed 87 rushing yards in the first half. The Badgers trimmed the Stanford advantage to 17-14 at the half but gained no ground in a third quarter in which neither team scored.
Ball finished with 99 yards on 24 carries, while Phillips ended 10-for-16 for 82 yards and a touchdown and an interception.Rose Bowl wrap up
Phillips added 64 yards on five carries, and Melvin Gordon gained 62 yards on eight carries for Wisconsin.
Back in Madison
Hundreds of Badger fans cheered on the team from the UW-Madison campus Tuesday.
Union South hosted a Rose Bowl watch party, and Dave Fodroczi and his wife stopped by on their way home to Hudson, Wis.
"I'd rather be in Pasadena but this is the only place we can be," said Fodroczi, who was driving back from a holiday visit to Indiana. "We had to come through Madison on our way home and we couldn't think of a better place to be to watch the Rose Bowl than Union South."
The alumni band played, while kids and adults alike took in the game and enjoyed food and drinks.Campus reacts to Rose Bowl loss
"This is my first time coming to a big university, so this is a big experience for me and I'm really excited to watch the game," said Stefanie Buxel-Florenzen, a UW graduate student from Washington. She brought her infant to the party, although he probably won't remember it.
"When it gets really loud, he jerks and he's cried a couple times but he's sleeping and he's relaxing," she said.
Game notes
Both teams appeared in the 24th bowl game in program history, and their records are eerily similar: Stanford is 11-12-1, Wisconsin 11-13. … With the loss, the Badgers' senior class finishes tied with the Class of '07 as the winningest in team history at 40-13. … Stanford held 10 of its 14 opponents to 17 points or fewer. … Wisconsin won four of the first five matchups between the schools, tying the other, including a 17-9 win in the 2000 Rose Bowl. … The matchup pitted two prolific running backs, as Ball and Taylor combined for the most career yards in Rose Bowl history by opposing starting running backs (9,252), a year after Ball and Oregon's LaMichael James set the record at 8,069 yards.
The Badgers (8-6) failed to avenge tight losses the last two years in Pasadena.
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Early in World War I local women's groups in Australia began working to provide provide tobacco, cakes, puddings, condensed milk, sugar, biscuits, newspapers and other 'luxury' items to supplement the Australian soldier's army rations. These fund-raising bodies were amalgamated in 1916 to form a national body, The Australian Comforts Fund (ACF), which undertook to provide 'comforts' to all Australians abroad. The formation of the ACF was announced in the Commonwealth Gazette of 31 August 1916.
The ACF grew into an enormous fundraising, collecting, sorting and distribution organisation that rivalled the Red Cross. Although men took some executive positions on national and state committees, the bulk of the administrative and manual work fell on a huge 'army' of unpaid women.
The Fund continued to send care parcels to Australians serving overseas, including letters, periodicals, extra clothing, food, tobacco and other 'comforts'. Socks were urgently needed, since soldiers could not wash or dry their socks in the mud and cold of the trenches, and Australian women and children knitted tens of thousands of socks. In the winter of 1916 alone the ACF provided 80,000 hand-knitted pairs of socks. The Soldiers' Sock Fund in Sydney sent away almost 21,000 pairs of socks each year. In part these activities expressed Australian women's desire to take an active role in World War I. Australian nurses served overseas, but Australian women were not mobilised for war work, and numerous volunteer organisations, such as the ACF, sprang up to offer more traditional assistance to the troops.
The ACF also provided food relief on the battlefield, illustrated in an image of tea service at the ACF buffet in Longueval, France, in December 1916 (Australian War Memorial collection). The Fund served more than 12 million such mugs of coffee and tea during World War I. Troops were deeply appreciative of the work of the Fund. 'We desire to acknowledge our debt to the Australian Comforts Fund. Their soup kitchen was the goal to which even the weariest man persevered during the dreadful outward journeys from the line'. (Extract from chapter on 'The Somme Winter 1916-1917' in The History of the 22nd Battalion).
The ACF was dissolved at the end of the War, but had proved such a success as a link between home and the battlefield that it was revived in 1940 to supply 'comforts' for a new generation of Australian soldiers.
Picture Australia website http://nla.gov.au/nla, accessed 27/11/2003
State Library of Victoria website, World War I 1914-1918: Women and the War. http://www.statelibrary.vic.gov.au/slv/resources/ww1/wawaust.html, accessed 27/11/2003
Anzac Day website http://www.anzacday.org.au/miscellaneous/teacup.html, accessed 27/11/2003
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Scott, you are saying that in Santiago's configuration that he is not receiving any LFE's. I thought if you set any of the main channels to large and turned the sub/LFE channel off that all low frequencies where redirected to the large channels? Am I out to lunch on this? Not that I would personally choose this configuration due to the amps in the receiver are now working much harder because they are supplying the lower frequencies to the front left and right speakers. I would set them to small and cross over somewhere around the 80hz standard and get that headroom back. But I guess if it sounds better to him in his current configuration and he's happy, then go with it. That's the name of the game after all.
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5 Montreal Bands You Should Listen To Now
This month marks an important date in the realm of music: the tenth anniversary of Arcade Fire's Funeral—an album that would go on to define a new era of suburban dwelling and independent rock, while also shining the limelight onto one of the most overlooked and vibrant music scenes in North America. Here's a list of five up-and-coming Montreal acts you should check out. Please follow and like us:Read More


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Navajoland was created out of the Episcopal dioceses of Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona during a transitional period of 1977 to 1987 to better unify the area in respect to Navajo language, culture, families, and area events.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska covers the entire state of Nebraska, with the exception of two congregations that are part of the Santee Mission of the Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota.
The Episcopal Diocese of Nevada covers the entire state of Nevada and has become a leader in Total Ministry or "the ministry of all the baptized," in which laity and clergy have a more equal share in ministry.
The Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire was organized in 1802, and currently has over 12,000 members and 50 congregations. It is one of the fastest-growing dioceses in the Episcopal Church.
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The end is almost here! You guys ROCK! My charity, Team Cureduchenne is doing great! At last check they were 20 votes ahead of the others. Lets see if we can give them the final votes needed to WIN this! If you missed the first post here is a little info about this charity and this contest.
Cure Duchenne Information:
CureDuchenne is a national non-profit located in Newport Beach, Calif., is gaining international attention for its efforts to raise funds and awareness for Duchenne – a devastating and lethal muscular dystrophy in children. One in every 3,500 males born is afflicted with the disease. Nearly 20,000 boys are living with the disease in the United States alone, and many will not survive their teenage years. The disorder knows no ethnic or social boundaries. Despite the disease's devastating impact on its sufferers, Duchenne research is severely under-funded.
What is Team Escalade?
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Washington - The Commerce Department's United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum are presenting a special exhibit honoring the late iconic guitar legend Les Paul who died August 13. In its obituary, Rolling Stone hailed Paul as, "one of the most revered guitarists in history and the father of the electric guitar."
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 and the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2005, Paul transformed popular music by inventing the modern solid-body electric guitar. According to the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Paul's success as a performer and recording artist inspired a generation of musicians to master the new instrument. Paul also pioneered innovative techniques that transformed music-recording technology, such as overdubbing, delay effects, multi-track recording, tape delay and more.
The special exhibit contains video clips including Alistair Cooke's 1953 CBS television program Omnibus in which Paul and his wife Mary Ford demonstrated Paul's SEL-SYNC® invention, which was a precursor to eight track recording and subsequent modern studio recording technology. The exhibit also features a Gibson Les Paul guitar, lent by Charlie Dzuba, President of the Les Paul at Iridium Fan Club. The Iridium is the legendary New York City club where Paul performed every week until shortly before he died. The spectacular guitar is signed by Les Paul and other musicians who performed with him at the Manhattan night spot.
The Les Paul exhibit will run through the end of the year. Located in the atrium of the Madison Building at 600 Dulany Street in Alexandria, Virginia, the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum is easily accessible from the King Street and Eisenhower Avenue Metro stations (Blue Line and Yellow Line). The Museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. It is closed on Sundays and federal holidays. Admission is free of charge. USPTO Museum Info: (571) 272-0095.
Further information about the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum can be found at: www.invent.org/about_invent_now/4_3_1_ptomuseum.asp


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To absolutely nobody's surprise, CSKA Moscow was once again among the leading contenders for the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague title last season. Coach Dimitris Itoudis kept the core of players who have served the club so well and added playmaker Sergio Rodriguez and dynamic forward Will Clyburn; the new formula worked well as the Moscow club won six of its first seven games with customary displays of offensive firepower. A similar pattern continued throughout the year, with CSKA never losing more than one game in succession and finishing the regular season with an outstanding 24-6 record, three games better than any other team and with by far the best-performing offense – averaging 89.2 points per game and reaching triple figures on four occasions. Local rivals Khimki Moscow Region were seen off 3-1 in a highly competitive playoffs series, and the Final Four was preceded by individual honors as ever-consistent Nando De Colo was named in the All-EuroLeague First Team, Rodriguez in the Second Team and Kyle Hines presented with the Best Defender Award. The season ended in disappointment with a semifinal loss against Real Madrid in Belgrade, but with Coach Itoudis and the majority of the squad back again, another strong challenge in 2018-19 is likely in the cards.
CSKA Moscow stands tall among the very best clubs in competition history. Founded in 1924, CSKA was the dominant force in the Soviet League with 24 titles between 1945 and 1990. Legendary players wore its colors over the years such as Sergei Belov, Vladimir Tkachenko, Gennadiy Volnov, Vladimir Andreev, Anatoli Myshkin and Sergei Tarakanov in addition to Hall of Fame head coach Alexander Gomelskiy. CSKA and Real Madrid dominated the European Cup in the 1960s and the team remained competitive in the 1970s and through the mid-1980s. CSKA won its first EuroLeague title in 1961 and lifted the trophy again in 1963, 1969 and 1971. The birth of the Russian League gave CSKA a new arena to dominate and it proceeded to win nine consecutive crowns between 1992 and 2000. CSKA returned to the European elite by reaching the EuroLeague Final Four in 1996 and the SuproLeague Final Four in 2001 behind a young Andrei Kirilenko. The club once again became the undisputed force in Russian basketball and Coach Dusan Ivkovic led CSKA to three consecutive Final Fours between 2003 and 2005. Standing out was the 2004-05 season, when team compiled an incredible 60-4 record in all competitions, but did not win the EuroLeague title. That summer, Coach Ettore Messina arrived, and to a team with Theo Papaloukas, J.R. Holden, David Andersen and Marcus Brown, added Matjaz Smodis, Trajan Langdon and David Vanterpool. Massive success followed with four consecutive EuroLeague championship game appearances. In 2006 the team downed two-time defending champion Maccabi Tel Aviv in Prague for its first continental crown in 35 years. CSKA lost to Panathinaikos Athens in 2007, but then celebrated its sixth EuroLeague championship by again beating Maccabi in the 2008 final. A year later, CSKA rallied from 23 down against Panathinaikos, but Ramunas Siskauskas missed a chance for back-to-back crowns when his shot from downtown at the buzzer bounced out. CSKA returned to the Final Four in 2010 and reloaded for the 2011-12 season with Nenad Krstic, Milos Teodosic and Kirilenko – the latter of whom would earn EuroLeague MVP honors that season – only to let a 19-point lead slip in the title game against Olympiacos. In the two seasons that followed, with Messina back on the bench, CSKA got back to the Final Four semis, but lost to eventual champions Olympiacos and Maccabi. Coach Dimitris Itoudis took charge in 2014, which is when 2016 MVP Nando De Colo signed. Together with Teodosic and 2016 Best Defender Kyle Hines, CSKA unleashed the league's best offense to win its seventh EuroLeague crown in 2016 by beating Fenerbahce Istanbul in overtime in Berlin. The last two seasons have predictably resulted in trips to the Final Four, before finishing in disappointment with defeats against Olympiacos and Real Madrid. But after ending the 2017-18 season by claiming its seventh consecutive VTB United League title, CSKA will surely be back among the leading contenders again this year.


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Dr. Maria C. Andre of the Hope College Spanish faculty is co-editor of "Latin American Women Writers: An Encyclopedia," published earlier this year by Routledge of New York City, part of the Taylor & Francis Group of London, England.
The book presents the lives and critical works of more than 170 women writers in Latin America between the 16th and 20th centuries. Focusing on drama, poetry and fiction, the encyclopedia features thematic entries as well as biographies of female writers whose works were originally published in Spanish or Portuguese, and who have had an impact on literary, political and social studies. Each entry is followed by extensive bibliographic references, including primary and secondary sources.
Andre is a professor of Spanish at Hope. She co-edited the volume with Dr. Eva Paulino Bueno, who is an assistant professor of Spanish and Portuguese at St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas.
Andre is the author or editor several other books. Her publications include "Seven Plays by Argentine Playwright Susana Torres Molina," published by Edwin Mellen Press of Lewiston, N.Y., and Ceredigion, United Kingdom; "Chicanas and Latin American Women Writers: Exploring the Realm of the Kitchen as a Self-Empowering Site," which she authored, also by Edwin Mellen Press; "Latina Icons: Iconos Femeninos Latinos e hispanoamericanos," which she edited, published by Floricanto Press of Mountain View, Calif.; "Entre mujeres: Colaboraciones, influencias e intertextualidades en la literatura y el arte latinoamericanos" ("Between Women: Collaborations, Influences and Intertextualities in the Literature and Art of Latin Americans"), co-authored with Dr. Patricia Rubio and published by Editorial RIL of Santiago, Chile; and the "Antologia de Escritoras Argentinas Contemporaneas" ("Anthology of Contemporary Argentine Authors"), which she edited, published by Editorial Biblos of Buenos Aires.
Andre has been a member of the Hope faculty since 1994. She holds her undergraduate degree from the Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and her doctorate from the State University of New York at Albany.


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Federal charges have been filed against a former Manatee County Sheriff's deputy who was terminated amid a departmental steroid scandal.
Thomas Peel is charged with possessing anabolic steroids with intent to distribute them. The charges were filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida in Tampa.
Also facing charges are Wayne Faulkner, a West Manatee Fire Rescue firefighter; Andrew Cleveland, a personal trainer; and Aaron Larkin and James Sevier, whose occupations are not listed in court documents.
Peel's charges stem from a July 31 meeting with a confidential informant at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church in Sarasota, allegedly exchanging $325 for six vials of steroids, court documents state.
Later, authorities approached Peel at Sara Bay Country Club and searched his patrol vehicle. The six vials of alleged steroids were found inside a lunch box.
During a post-Miranda interview, Peel explained that the three vials were for a friend, documents state.
Peel was terminated from the Sheriff's Office on Aug. 2.
"No one believes he was purchasing in order to go out on streets to sell," said Brett McIntosh, Peel's attorney. "I don't want people to believe he was a police officer distributing drugs on the side."
However, McIntosh said the distribution factor is likely what led to the federal charge.
Deputies Tom Frank and Chris Tucker, who resigned from the Sheriff's Office, face local charges for possession of steroids.
"These individuals are a disgrace to our profession," Sheriff Brad Steube told the Herald-Tribune after their arrests. "They have violated the very laws we are entrusted to enforce."
Deputy Robert Craig was terminated after he backed out of a deal to purchase steroids from confidential informant Jac Choate, who worked as a deputy from 1995 to 2011. Craig does not face criminal charges.
Choate, who was a witness at Craig's termination appeal hearing, said he became a confidential informant in July when authorities pulled him over after he picked up steroids from his supplier. He said he hopes to avoid prosecution by cooperating with the investigation.
It is not known how many other informants are working with the Sheriff's Office, the federal Drug Enforcement Agency and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in this investigation.
Faulkner, the firefighter, reportedly met with the confidential informant on several occasions, including June 14 when he paid $460 for steroids he allegedly already received. They met again on June 20, when Faulkner reportedly paid $500.
Faulkner was allegedly aggregating money from others, then purchasing steroids for them.
His federal charges relate to an alleged purchase of 10 vials and two bottles of steroids on July 22, in exchange for $500. Authorities stopped Faulkner after the exchange, locating the performance-enhancing drugs in the floorboard of his truck, court documents state.
Peel and Faulkner, who were formally charged Wednesday, entered guilty plea agreements on Thursday, court records show.
Because of Peel's cooperation, lack of prior arrests and early plea entry, McIntosh said he believes a federal judge will render a sentence much lower than the maximum of 10 years.
Andrew Cleveland, who is listed in court documents as a personal trainer for Crunch Fitness in north Sarasota, allegedly bought steroids over a six-month period from the informant.
Cleveland allegedly purchased 20 vials of steroids on July 14.
During the next two weeks, law enforcement conducted surveillance at Cleveland's home, collecting bags of trash from an outside waste container. Authorities found vials, syringes and mail addressed to the residence in the bags, court documents state.
On Aug. 1, Cleveland allegedly met the informant in the Crunch Fitness parking lot to get 42 vials of steroids. Agents approached Cleveland while he was getting $750 from his car to allegedly pay for the drugs.
Authorities began investigating Larkin on Jan. 3 when deputies, who responded to his home for an abandoned 911 call, observed marijuana in plain view.
When executing a subsequent search warrant, detectives recovered 874 grams of marijuana, 24 marijuana plants, 162 vials of steroids, 12 bottles of steroid tablets, 34 steroid pills, counterfeit money, drug paraphernalia and other evidence, court documents state.
Federal cases against Cleveland and Larkin were filed Oct. 2.
James Sevier was indicted June 20 on a federal charge of possession of steroids with intent to distribute.
Court documents detailing Sevier's alleged crimes were not available.


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