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Riding a golf cart is so old-school. Golfers are interested in fitness like never before — with Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and other top players working out to play better and physical conditioning increasingly recognized as a performance enhancer. The modern fit golfer enthusiastically walks the course and works on strength, aerobics and core with golf-specific fitness products. Those featured here were reviewed with the help of several serious sandbaggers.
Walk, don't ride
Sun Mountain Zero-G bag: Freestanding club bag with backpack-style shoulder straps and hip belt designed for fatigue-free walking all day.
Likes: Works perfectly, keeping you out of the cart and on foot with little fatigue. The hip belt, the first on a golf bag, places almost all the bag's weight on the hips — keeping one tester fresh through 18 holes. Includes numerous top-end features, such as automatic self-standing legs, waterproof rain hood, umbrella holder and pen pocket, numerous zippered pouches for balls, gloves, tees and sunscreen, a waterproof compartment, built-in handle and a utility loop for towels and brushes.
Dislikes: None.
Price: $220. 800-CARRYBAG; https://www.sunmountain.com.
Big hit
Golf Around the World Power Swing Fan: Unique strength-training golf club device outfitted with four plastic 15-by-6.5-inch wind-resistance fins. The resistance forces you to correctly to use your entire body — not just arms — to swing the club.
Likes: Low-tech yet remarkably effective. After one 10-minute practice-swing session with "the propeller," one tester improved so much that he stunned himself and his partners the next day by hitting his tee shots 280 yards — 30 to 40 yards farther than usual. "It was amazing," he said. "It slowed down my swing and taught me how to use my whole body to hit the ball." Overcoming huge air resistance, you drill in classic form, recruiting your powerful midsection and legs to swing directly through the ball. It's a big improvement over weighted clubs and weighted rings, which create their own momentum through the bottom of the swing.
Dislikes: None.
Price: $55. (800) 824-4279; https://www.golfaroundtheworld.com.
Trying to measure up
Callaway uPro golf GPS device: Gives you the approximate distance to the hole, allowing proper club selection and strategy.
Likes: Once you've downloaded the free Basic Mode version (which has a database of 20,000 courses), the device tells you the distance of your ball to the front, middle and back of the green. Has a 2.2-inch color LCD screen. USB cable, AC adapter and instruction video included. 3 ounces, 2 by 4 inches.
Dislikes: Several testers thought that the Basic Mode was not as sophisticated as a $10 iPhone golf app, which provides a picture of the hole, your position in relation to the green, and tools for helping keep score and sending the score to the USGA handicapping service. They didn't like the idea of having to pay for similar enhanced features on uPro's ProMode, which requires a per-course download fee ranging from $10 for one course to $180 for 150 courses. One ProMode download is included free.
Price: $399. https://www.callawaygolf.com/uprogps.
Kind of a stretch
GolfGym PowerSwing Trainer: Latex stretch-resistance tubing attached to a 10-inch golf handle and doorjamb stop is designed for resistance golf swings and standard exercises.
Likes: Allows a wide variety of common stretch-cord exercises, including golf-specific movements such as a resisted swing (anchor it to a doorjamb in high, medium and low positions) and a resisted backswing (hold in place under your foot).
Dislikes: Despite basic stretch-cord functionality, the trainer isn't nearly as natural feeling during swing simulations as the Power Swing Fan. The lack of consistent resistance (it gets easier and harder depending on how far you are from the anchor point) was seen as counterproductive by some testers. "It screws up your rhythm," one concluded.
Price: $34.95 ($59.95 for Masters edition, which includes light, medium and heavy resistance cords). 877-4-GOLFGYM; https://www.golfgym.com.
Wallack is the co-author of "Bike for Life: How to Ride to 100."


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|Ohio State Buckeyes | ECAC Semifinals
|Thursday, May 2, 2013
|8:00 p.m.
|Geneva, N.Y. | Boswell Field
|TV | Radio
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|Series Record
|Loyola leads, 6-0
|Last Meeting
|Loyola 9, Ohio State 4, March 30, 2013, in Columbus, Ohio
Game Data
Loyola opens play in the third-annual ECAC Lacrosse League Championships on Thursday, May 2, when it takes on The Ohio State University in the second semifinal in Geneva, N.Y.
Faceoff is scheduled for 8 p.m. from Hobart College's Boswell Field.
Watch The Action
The ECAC Championships will be the first original lacrosse games programed by Fox Sports Networks. Mark Larson will call the play-by-play, and Dale Drypolcher will handle color analysis. Terry Mangan will be the sideline reporter for the broadcasts.
Thursday's semifinals and Saturday's championship game will be distributed on various Fox Sports Regional Networks nationwide. They will also be available – in the Baltimore area – on Fox College Sports, a premium sports channel on many cable and satellite companies, or on FUEL TV.
Series History
Loyola and the Buckeyes will be meeting for the seventh time in series history and first time in postseason action. The Greyhounds have won all six prior meetings, including a 9-4 victory earlier this season in regular-season action.
In the teams' regular-season meeting on March 30 in Columbus, David Planning scored for Ohio State with 3:03 left in the first half, making the score 3-3, but Loyola scored the next six goals and held the Buckeyes scoreless for 32 minutes, 54 seconds, until they scored with nine ticks left on the clock.
After Planning's tying goal, the Greyhounds tacked on three goals before the end of the first half, the initial by Chris Layne and the second and third by Zach Herreweyers and Nikko Pontrello.
Pontrello had a game-high three goals, while Layne tallied a goal and two assists. Herreweyers, Davis Butts and Scott Ratliff each posted a goal and an assist.
Jack Runkel made nine saves and allowed just four goals for Loyola, while Joe Fletcher picked up a team-best five ground balls.
The Greyhounds led last year's contest 9-4 when Patrick Fanshaw scored a man-up goal in transition off a Josh Hawkins assist with 5:17 to go in the third quarter, but Ohio State scored five of the next six goals to pull within a score, 10-9, on Tyler Fredericks' tally with 3:57 left in regulation.
Mike Sawyer and Chris Palmer, however, scored after that for Loyola, and the Greyhounds held off the Buckeyes for an 11-9 victory in Columbus. Chris Palmer finished with five goals, and Matt Langan had three goals and two assists. Hawkins scored a goal and had two assists, all coming in transition.
In The Polls
Loyola moved up to fourth the USILA coaches poll and checked in sixth in the Inside Lacrosse media ranking.
Ohio State is 10th in the coaches version, 11th in the media.
Last Time Out
Johns Hopkins scored 41 seconds into the second half, but Loyola held the Blue Jays scoreless for the game's final 29 minutes, 18 seconds, and the Greyhounds defeated host Johns Hopkins, 8-4, snapping a 13-game losing skid in the series.
The Greyhounds opened the second half on a man-advantage, and after the teams returned to even strength, Sean O'Sullivan took a Justin Ward skip pass and scored at 14:24 to put Loyola up, 5-3. The Blue Jays, however, got the goal back five seconds later after winning the faceoff on a violation. Mike Poppleton ran into the box and scored Johns Hopkins' last goal of the game at 14:19.
Mike Sawyer scored his last of three goals with 6:10 to play in the third quarter, and Davis Butts and Kevin Ryan added fourth-quarter goals to provide the final margin.
Sawyer had a game-high three goals, while O'Sullivan, Ryan and Josh Hawkins each posted a goal and an assist.
Jack Runkel made 10 saves, six in the second half, and Joe Fletcher picked up a team-high five ground balls.
ECAC Championships History
Loyola is 2-1 all-time in ECAC Championships games, winning both of its contests last season to take the second-annual tournament title.
Last year, the Greyhounds defeated Denver, 14-13 in overtime, to advance to the Championship Game where they beat Fairfield, 14-7.
In the first year of the tournament, the Stags edged Loyola, 10-9, in the semifinals.
Second Half Defensive Success
Loyola's defense held Johns Hopkins to just one goal in the second half last Saturday and none in the game's final 29 minutes, 18 seconds. The Blue Jays' final 18 shots of the second half were either saved or went off target.
Jack Runkel made six of his 10 saves in the second half, four during the fourth quarter.
Johns Hopkins also turned the ball over 10 times in the final 30 minutes, 16 times in all during the game.
Loyola also shutout the Blue Jays on extra-man opportunities Saturday, holding them scoreless on three attempts, two in the fourth quarter.
Fletcher Honored For Defensive Performance
Joe Fletcher earned ECAC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the third time this season on Monday after a standout performance on close defense against Johns Hopkins.
The junior picked up five ground balls and helped start Loyola's transition game that cleared the ball successfully all 20 times it attempted clears.
He was matched up against the Blue Jays' leading scorer, Wells Stanwick, who entered the game averaging 4.0 points per game. Fletcher held Stanwick to just one point on an assist that came in transition off a Johns Hopkins faceoff win. Stanwick, who had 23 goals entering the game, managed just three shots against Fletcher.
Sawyer Keeps Scoring
Mike Sawyer recorded his third-straight hat trick on Saturday at Johns Hopkins, the first time this season he's accomplished that. In the Greyhounds' last three games, Sawyer has scored 11 goals while assisting on four. In his first nine this year, he tallied 19 goals and two assists.
Sawyer put up his best offensive numbers of the season on April 13 against Denver, scoring four goals and recording two assists for six points, season-highs in all categories.
The senior attacker quickly replicated that effort on April 20 at Hobart, posting the same numbers in each category.
With his 11 goals in three games, Sawyer has leapt into the team lead for goals scored with 30 this season. He finished the regular-season as the ECAC leader in goals per game during conference games (2.47).
In 56 career games, Sawyer has scored 122 goals and has 25 assists for 147 points.
Earlier this year, against UMBC, he became the eighth player in school Division I history to reach 100 goals, and his 122 total place him are second-most on the program's Division I career chart. He is 11 back of Pat Lamon in first. Sawyer's 139 points rank 11th in school Division I history.
Defending The Midfield
Loyola did not allow an offensive midfielder to score for Johns Hopkins on Saturday in 23 shot attempts when entering the game, the seven players that ran on the two midfield lines had combined for 69 goals and 43 assists.
The Greyhounds' defensive midfield kept the Blue Jays middies from dodging to space and forced outside shots, keeping 17-of-23 shots off cage. The six that were on goal were all saved by Jack Runkel in goal.
Hawkins On The Fly
In just seven games this year, Josh Hawkins has already eclipsed his previous high in goals, scoring 10 this season to beat his total of six from last season and his 2010 freshman campaign. He also has two assists this season.
The defensive midfielder has scored at least two points in each of Loyola's last four games and has at least one goal in every game he's played this year. He scored twice against Fairfield, Denver and Hobart and registered a goal and an assist versus Johns Hopkins.
He has put 16-of-24 shots on goal and scored on 41.7-percent of his total shots.
In 47 career games, Hawkins has scored 25 goals and has nine assists as a short-stick defender.
Athletics Banquet Honors
Scott Ratliff was named the team's Most Valuable Player, and Joe Fletcher earned Most Dedicated Player honors at the end of the year Athletics Awards Banquet on April 29.
Ratliff also was the recipient of the John R. Mohler Award as the athletic department's top male student-athlete. The award, which is give to a student-athlete from one of Loyola's eight men's teams, recognizes the best Greyhound who combines athletic and academic accomplishments.
Sean O'Sullivan was the winner of the Diane Geppi-Aikens Inspiration Award.
ECAC Weekly Honors For Ratliff
Scott Ratliff earned ECAC Lacrosse League Specialist of the Week honors on April 22, his third weekly award of 2013 from the conference office. The long-stick midfielder posted another all-around performance at Hobart Saturday, scoring twice in transition and adding another assist on a Mike Sawyer goal in the third-quarter.
Defensively, Ratliff posted seven ground balls and three caused turnovers, while he and his teammates in the defensive midfield held the Statesmen's starting midfield to three goals. Ratliff did not allow a goal against a player he was matched up against in the game.
He now has scored 13 goals this season, eclipsing his 2012 school record for scoring by a long-pole player.
Ratliff, who was the 2012 ECAC Defensive Player of the Year and 2013 ECAC Preseason Defensive Player of the Year, has earned seven weekly awards from the league. Earlier this season, he was named Defensive Player of the Week twice.
O'Sullivan Shooting On Target
Sean O'Sullivan has scored eight goals in the Greyhounds' last four games, nearly doubling his output of nine in the team's first 10 outings this season. He is currently third on the team with 17 goals and fifth with 19 points.
After scoring once against Fairfield on April 6, he matched his career-high with four goals a week later against Denver. His final goal of the game tied the score with just over two minutes remaining in regulation, forcing overtime. O'Sullivan needed just four shots in the game against the Pioneers to score his four goals.
On April 20 at Hobart, he scored twice on four shots, and he added a goal on his only shot and an assist at Johns Hopkins.
This season, he has scored his 17 goals on just 40 shots (.425 shot percentage), and he is putting 75.0-percent of his total shots on goal (30-of-40). His four extra-man goals in conference play led the ECAC in that category.
Rookie Production
Zach Herreweyers recorded his fourth hat trick of the season at Hobart in just his seventh game of the season.
The freshman from London, Ontario, posted three goals and two assists against the Statesmen, and with a goal at Johns Hopkins, he raised his first-year total to 16 goals and three assists in eight contests.
Herreweyers, who had hat tricks against Air Force, Georgetown, Michigan and Hobart, leads ECAC Lacrosse League freshmen with 2.0 goals per game and 2.4 points per contest.
Against Air Force, Herreweyers became the first Loyola freshman to score three times in a game since current senior Patrick Fanshaw scored five goals and assisted on another on March 20, 2010, also against Air Force.
Ratliff Sets Record
Scott Ratliff did something believed to be a first in the modern era of college lacrosse (circa 1971) on April 6 in the Greyhounds' win over visiting Fairfield. The senior long-stick midfielder scored four goals, becoming the first player with a pole to do so.
Ratliff scored once off a Loyola faceoff win, a second time on a give-and-go in transition with Pat Laconi and twice more off set plays in settled offense with feeds from Justin Ward and Nikko Pontrello.
In recent years, at least two long-sticks, Duke's C.J. Costabile and Bryant's Mason Poli, have recorded hat tricks.
Multi-Point Ventures For Ward
Johns Hopkins All-American defender Tucker Durkin held Justin Ward to just one assist on April 27, the first time this season the junior attacker has been held to less than two points.
With three first-quarter goals against Hobart, Justin Ward had his 13th multi-point effort in as many games this season. He has now tallied at least two points in all 13 games this season, and he has three or more in nine of those outings.
In the Georgetown game, he became the 10th player in the program's Division I history (since 1982) to log 50 or more assists in his career. With 60 career assists, Ward is tied for seventh in school Division I history Gewas Schindler in seventh. He is now 10 away from tying Kevin Beach and Tim O'Shea for fifth place.
Ward put up his second game with seven or more points on March 16 against Air Force, logging seven with two goals and five assists in the win over the Falcons. His five assists tied his career-high, set twice in 2012 against Towson and Fairfield.
On February 26, against UMBC, as the junior finished with seven goals and three assists for 10 points. His goal and point outputs were career-highs. He became the first player to score at least seven goals in a game since Gavin Prout tallied eight in a 19-11 win at Hobart on April 28, 2001.
Ward's 10-point effort was the first 10-point game for a Greyhound since Tim Goettelmann tallied the same amount in a 19-9 win on March 25, 2000, against Fairfield. In that game, Goettelmann scored four goals and had six assists. Later that season, he would score seven goals on May 16 in the NCAA First Round against Notre Dame.
Through 13 games this year, Ward leads the team with 26 goals and 27 assists for 53 points. His 27 assists are ninth-most in school Division I single-season history.
CLASSy Senior Candidate
Two weeks ago, Scott Ratliff was named one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award, an honor given yearly to a NCAA Division I senior who has notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition
Ratliff has continued his high production on defense, transition and offense that helped him earn USILA All-America Third Team and ECAC Defensive Player of the Year honors a year ago when he led the team last year in ground balls (88) and caused turnovers (37), was fifth in goals (12) and seventh in assists (7).
His career totals now stand at 29 goals and 14 assists, and his 43 career points are second-most among active long-poles to Bryant's Mason Poli. Last year, he set the school's single-season long-pole scoring record with 12 goals and seven assists, eclipsing the previous high of 16 points on 11 goals and five assists set in 1995 by current Loyola assistant coach Matt Dwan.
Additionally, Ratliff is now tied for ninth in school Division I history in career ground balls (207) with P.T. Ricci, and he is second in caused turnovers (88). His caused turnovers are two shy of tying the school record set by Ricci.
Defensive Midfield Production
Loyola's defensive midfield had a productive game against Fairfield, finishing the outing with six goals, an assists, six caused turnovers and six ground balls.
The unit posted another solid outing on both sides of the field with four goals and two assists at Hobart on April 20.
This season, long-stick midfielder Scott Ratliff has posted 13 goals and four assists, good for sixth on the team with 17 points, while short-stick Josh Hawkins has nine goals and an assist, and fellow short-stick Pat Laconi has four goals and six points. Kyle Duffy scored his first point of the season with an assist at Hobart.
Pontrello Keeps Tallying Points
Nikko Pontrello notched his third hat trick of the season on March 30 at Ohio State, scoring a game-high three against the Buckeyes. He also had three-goal outings against UMBC and Air Force earlier this year.
In his first season as a starter, Pontrello has scored 13 goals while assisting on 17 for 30 points, third-most on the team. As a freshman in 2012, he scored four goals and assisted on six.
He posted his second six-point game this season March 16 against Air Force, scoring a career-high four goals to go with two assists. He scored in the first quarter, tallied a pair during Loyola's 4-0 third-quarter run and added his fourth in the final frame. Earlier this year against UMBC, Pontrello posted three goals and three assists for six points against the Retrievers.
Helmet Stickers
Loyola players are wearing three stickers on their helmets this season to remember those who have passed away. The stickers are in memory of Adam Pomper, a member of the 2012 team who passed away on June 12, 2012, Mandy O'Sullivan, mother of current players Sean and Ryan O'Sullivan who died in March 2012 from pancreatic cancer, and the 26 victims of the Newtown, Conn., shooting in December 2012 where Loyola put on a youth lacrosse clinic in January.
Well-Represented In MLL Draft
Five members of the Loyola men's lacrosse team were selected in the top 26 of the January 11 Major League Lacrosse draft. The Greyhounds tied Virginia for the most draft picks in the selection process.
Josh Hawkins and Mike Sawyer were both taken in the first round, going fifth and eighth overall to the Hamilton Nationals and Charlotte Hounds, respectively.
Scott Ratliff was the first pick of the second round, going ninth to the Boston Cannons, and Davis Butts was taken early in the third round, 19th overall to the Denver Outlaws. Joining Hawkins in Hamilton will be Reid Acton, the team's fourth round pick, 26th overall.
Big Runs
Last season, runs of three-plus goals were critical in the Greyhounds success, as they had runs of 3-0 or better in all 19 games. In all, Loyola scored three or more in a row on 37 occasions last year.
The Greyhounds have continued the trend this year, scoring three or more in a row 20 times and have had runs of 3-0 or better in every game but one (Maryland).
Second-Half Success
Last season, the Greyhounds outscored opponents 66-22 in the third quarters of games, and 123-63 overall in the second half (including overtime). The second-half scoring continued a trend from 2011 when Loyola outscored opponents, 69-52, after halftime (including two overtime goals), and 77-56.
This year, Loyola is outscoring opponents 54-25 in the third quarter and 87-57 overall after halftime.


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Eclectic Delights Bundle: Pay What You Want for 9 Great Indie Games
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ATHENS, Greece, December 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Having obsessively researched the wild and wonderful world of indie gaming, Bundle In A Box returns and is proud to present the Eclectic Delights bundle. It's a fine assortment of 9 delightful, truly indie offerings everyone can enjoy for the most reasonable price of "pay-what-you-want" over at http://www.bundle-in-a-box.com/.
The bundle, a Kyttaro Games (http://www.kyttarogames.com/) effort to promote indie developers and quality games, is launching this Tuesday the 4th of December 2012, will last for 14 days and offer all games as DRM-free downloads (but not exclusively so; most games are also available on Desura and/or Steam ).
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Quentin headed to Arizona to continue rehab
SAN DIEGO -- Outfielder Carlos Quentin, who has yet to play in a game because of a bone bruise in his left knee, will head to Arizona on Monday to continue his on-field work as he eyes a return.
The Padres begin a 10-game road trip Monday in Milwaukee, meaning Quentin will head to the team's Spring Training facility to continue his baseball-related activities.
What does this mean for Quentin's potential return to the big leagues?
"That's usually the last step before he's cleared to a rehab assignment," said Padres manager Bud Black.
Quentin has spent much of this home stand taking batting practice on the field before games and doing some shagging of fly balls in the outfield. He has played long toss and has done about everything other than run on the knee.
He suffered the bone bruise making a sliding catch in a Spring Training game on March 18.
"Carlos is doing better," Black said. "He'll continue to ramp up activity and is closer to getting into the full swing of things."
The Padres' offense could certainly use Quentin's bat.
Going into Friday's game, the Padres were tied with the Cubs for the fewest runs scored in the Major Leagues (45).
"Our averages have to come up. You look at our averages as a group … they're well below guys' career averages," Black said after Sunday's 3-1 loss to the Rockies. "We're talking less than 60 at-bats. But we need to elevate those averages."


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*1103: Lice Capades*
Episode #1103/Air date: March 21, 2007
An infestation of head lice plagues South Park Elementary. When Garrison refuses to name names, Cartman finds a way to detect who has lice so they can make fun of the unfortunate kid.
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I'll bet Cartman ends up catching the lice himself. It would serve him right.
Looking forward to what's hopefully gonna be an awesome episode. :B If it's political in any way, I'd love to see how. But if it's not, hell, that'll be great, too.
They sure are doing a hell of a lot of Cartman in this run so far, though. o_o Geez. Although no other kid really works for this, so...
Ah hell, I just wanna see this. XD (I'm kinda surprised they haven't touched lice before.)
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dangerously_cheesy wrote:hmm why would mr garrison refuse to name names maybe HE has lice or sumthing and doesnt want 2 tell NEbdy
thats what i think... because garrison loves making fun of the kids if someone had them hed be the first to make fun of them...
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Clyde Donovan wrote:I Love when shows have lice episodes/ Home Movies and Invader Zim. Hell I think they even had a episode of Quantum Leap where Sam jumps into a guy that hads Lice but maybe it was crabs? But i'm getting off track here. This is going to be the Grand Daddy of Lice Episodes.Can't wait to see this one.
A lice fetish....how odd. seriously though i hope Kenny has the lice. would be awesome to see him dehooded again.
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Well, he's still on holiday on a boat somewhere expensive with his girl Bar Rafaeli and Naomi Campbell who's been accused of lying at the war crimes trial of Charles Taylor over a blood diamond...What?
But Leonardo DiCaprio is so principled. And SO rich.
Forbes reported yesterday that he has now earned $50 million from Inception thanks to a deal that saw him take a pay cut at the beginning in exchange for "first dollar gross points", cash money from the box office before the studio makes back production costs. Smart motherf-cker, non?
No one has more swagger in Hollywood right now than Leo D. In fact, so far this year, and only 8 months have passed, his films have earned almost $800 million (Shutter Island + Inception). Inception however is expected to bring in another $300 million by the time it leaves theatres, and that's before DVD sales and all the other bells and whistles they'll squeeze out of it. Leo will get a cut of all that too.
There was an article the other day in the LA Times about Leo's career and his choices. More often than not, it's always serious drama, high intensity drama, drama, drama, drama, and he has proven over and over again that he can do it, that he excels at it, that he can act. So why not, posited the reporter, some lighter fare?
Leo has always maintained that the veil is critical to his believability as an actor. That explains the near neurotic approach to safeguarding his privacy. Which is why those "lighter" roles don't appeal to him. Because he's so method, and works it so close to the surface, that any "light" role would probably be a rather similar reflection of what he's really like – life on a yacht, rolling with the privileged, no challenges, no obstacles, and a girlfriend with the most spectacular breasts, holy sh-t. And, as Jacek has noted, they are real.
Can we talk a little about Bar's body? Because goddamn, this is a body. Unlike so many other models, she has some meat. Now I'm not saying she's not fit and thin – she is both – but the bone is covered by the actual presence of flesh. You can see the flesh around her hips, where the bikini bottom digs in a little on the sides, just like a real person. And there's no overtoning action on that either. That, as they say, is all genetics. And that is Leo's life right now.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 14, 2009) – A group of young U.S. Men's National Team volleyball players are in Chiapas, Mexico this week for the NORCECA Pan American Cup.
This wasn't the team that was originally supposed to be competing. However the H1N1 virus – AKA swine flu – outbreak in Mexico caused NORCECA to change the dates of the event from the first week in June to the third, which gave some players a golden opportunity for international experience.
"I think it's a great experience for all of them to get some international playing time at that level," said Rick McLaughlin, the head coach for the U.S. team and also head men's volleyball coach at UC Santa Barbara. "We are going down there with the intent to win, absolutely. But the other intent is to get some experience and get them ready for the A team."
Six other NORCECA teams are competing at the Pan American Cup. The United States is in Group A with Canada and Dominican Republic. Group B contains Mexico, Guatemala, Panama and Puerto Rico.
The competition begins Monday, but the United States won't play its first match until Tuesday against Dominican Republic at 6 p.m. in Chiapas (4 p.m. PDT). The U.S. Men will play Canada on Wednesday at 6 p.m. (4 p.m. PDT).
The team captain will be setter Tyler Hildebrand (Mesa, Ariz.), a 2006 graduate of Long Beach State, where he was a three-time first team AVCA All-American and a three-time first team All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) selection. He was a member of the U.S. teams for the 2003 (bronze medal) and 2005 World University Games.
Since college, Hildebrand has played club volleyball in Puerto Rico. He also played on the 2008 U.S. Men's Pan American Cup team that won the gold medal in Canada.
The team's other setter, Brian Thornton (San Clemente, Calif.), comes from UC Irvine, which he helped lead to the 2007 NCAA men's volleyball championship. He was a member of the 2007 World University Games team that won the bronze medal in Thailand.
McLaughlin said he will also look for team leadership from outside hitter Robert Tarr (Cape Canveral, Fla.), who finished his career at Long Beach State in 2007 and since then has played at the 2007 World University Games and on professional club teams in Puerto Rico and the United Arab Emirates.
Tarr was also a member of the 2008 Pan Am Cup team.
Other players on the team with a few years of experience under their belts are opposite Matt McKinney (Santa Ynez, Calif.), middle blocker Nate Meerstein (La Porte City, Iowa) and outside hitter Nils Nielsen (Fallbrook, Calif.).
Veteran leadership will be important, as several players on the team are still in college or just finished their college careers.
Libero Dustin Watten (Long Beach, Calif.) just finished at Long Beach State while opposite Dean Bittner (Lakewood, Calif.) has one more year with the 49ers. Middle blocker Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio) just completed his senior season at Penn State. Libero Isaac Kneubuhl finished at Cal State Northridge in 2008 while outside hitter Eric Vance just finished his career with the Matadors.
Middle blocker Austin Zahn (Hermosa Beach, Calif.) will be a junior with USC next season.
"I don't think we're real big, but they are good all-around volleyball players," McLaughlin said of his team. "They have good skills and show some speed, too."
2009 U.S. Pan American Cup Roster
No. Name (Position, Height, Weight, Hometown, College)
1 Eric Vance (OH, 6-4, 195, Camarillo, Calif., Cal State Northridge)
3 Dean Bittner (Opp, 6-7, 187, Lakewood, Calif., Long Beach State)
4 Matt McKinney (OH, 6-9, 225, Santa Ynez, Calif., UCLA)
5 Isaac Kneubuhl (L, 6-1, 190, Pukalani, Hawai'i, Cal State Northridge)
6 Tyler Hildebrand (S, 6-5, 196, Mesa, Ariz., Long Beach State)
7 Robert Tarr (OH, 6-6, 200, Cape Canaveral, Fla., Long Beach State)
8 Nate Meerstein (MB, 6-9, 209, La Porte City, Iowa, Penn State)
9 Nils Nielsen (OH, 6-4, 180, Fallbrook, Calif., Cal State Northridge)
10 Brian Thornton (S, 6-3, 187, San Clemente, Calif., UC Irvine)
11 Max Holt (MB, 6-9, 198, Cincinnati, Ohio, Penn State)
14 Austin Zahn (MB, 6-8, 220, Hermosa Beach, Calif., USC)
19 Dustin Watten (L, 6-0, 162, Long Beach, Calif., Long Beach State)
Head Coach: Rick McLaughlin (UC Santa Barbara)
Team Manager: Ken Preston (UC Santa Barbara)
Assistant Coach: Scott Wong (Pepperdine)
Therapist/Trainer: Chris Birch (Penn State)
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This year was fabulous, despite all the less fabulous things that happened all over the world. I can honestly say this was one of the best years so far, because I've been blessed with some fortunate events, lots of good food, lots of time with loved ones and many new opportunities. I've grown even more and I've stepped out of my comfort zone many times, which I hope to continue (and improve even further) in 2017.
My goals for 2017 include:
1. Keep pushing myself. Grow. Overcome my fears. Get out of my comfort zone.
2. Be gentle and loving to myself.
3. Keep making time to do the things I love.
4. Make beautiful memories and enjoy every moment. Be around my family as often as I can. Spend a lot of quality time with my boyfriend.
5. Be healthy: keep up the clean eating and start to work-out on a regular base.
6. Save money, but also treat myself every now and then.
7. Read all the books. Only buy the most anticipated ones/sequels.
8. Finish another bullet journal.
9. Be creative. Practice watercoloring and lettering. Work on my Wreck this journal.
10. Invest more time in Instagram –> practice more with my Canon.
This is my last post of 2016. HAPPY NEW YEAR LOVELY FRIENDS!
Here is a round-up from some of the things I believe are highlights of my year of 2016. Also: my book club meetings every month <3 I don't know what I would do without these girls!
January: I found a job in December and started January 4th. I also moved into my rental house with my boyfriend. I also saw the Beauty and the Beast musical.
February: I made a beginning with bulletjournaling (but my real attempt started in April) and I was one of the hosts for the Love-a-thon.
March: I spend a lot of time with my family and boyfriend; we visited a lot of restaurants.
April: I celebrated my 25th birthday, together with our official house-warming. We slept in a castle. We had the bookclub sleep-over at my place.
May: Sad news was that I lost a friend in a car accident. At the same time, my grandfather turned 80. I saw Mumford and sons in concert and it was fabulous.
June: A LOT of good food. I finally got my ear pierced (Auricle) and I dyed my hair tips purple.
July: I got my hair retouched. I went to a theme park.
August: I saw the Harry Potter exhibition in Brussels, together with a long weekend there. I went on vacation to Italy, where I saw some amazing places like Rome, Capri, Vatican City and Pompeii – where I climbed on the Vesuvius.
September: More good food, haha. I went rowing with my boyfriend in the park.
October: I got a contract renewal, which means another year at my job! I'm loving it. Again, had a lot of good food this month = family time.
November: We celebrated our 8th anniversary by going to an escape room. I had a team building event with work and a Sinterklaas celebration.
This month, December, recap:
-Celebrated Sinterklaas with my boyfriend's mother.
-Bought our first Christmas Tree and decorations, which was so much fun.
-Celebrated my grandmother's birthday.
-Went out for dinner with my sister after a full day of Christmas shopping.
-Celebrated 'three' Christmas days. I really got spoiled by my family.
I finished a total of 5 books so far, but I have 6 more to go so I can reach my goal of 90 books. I will talk about this in the Annual End of Year Survey by Jamie @ Perpetual Page Turner.
1. Heidi Heilig – The ship beyond time.
2. Diane Zahler – A true princess.
3. Wendy Higgins – The great pursuit.
4. J.K Rowling – Fantastic beasts and where to find them.
5. Kathryn Purdie – Burning glass.
As you might have noticed, I took a step back this year. I hardly participated in my own (Fairytale) retelling challenge, because I felt uninspired, and I didn't find any motivation to go around and comment in the blogosphere. I'm definitely going to step it up in 2017. I've given myself enough time to get used to my new life schedule (my first full-time job) and I feel like I am ready to return! I'm definitely going to change things up, because I did enjoy writing my bullet journal posts. I feel blessed that publishers still want to work with me and I even made a new connection.
My blog resolutions are:
1. Write down all the reviews I want to post on my blog, but don't review ALL of them. It is okay to read a book for me.
2. Post more regularly and try new things. I don't have to be unique/original, but I want to explore different topics.
3. Comment on other blogs once a week. Pick a day and use one hour to comment.
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"I love knowing what's going on around me: from tech news to politics to sci-fi gossip, but the Internet is overflowing with news -- I need help sorting out the signal from the noise," said Rob Malda, chief strategist and head of product at Trove. "I would love to sit down with a newspaper, but not everything in the paper is interesting to me. And when I scan or browse Facebook or Twitter, there's too much other information mixed in -- pictures of kids losing teeth and commentary about sports I don't care about. That stuff is great, but it just isn't my news."
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- Bob Wise, former Governor of West Virginia and President of the Alliance for Excellent Education, on "Digital Learning"
- Vivek Wadhwa, academic and tech entrepreneur, on "Advancing Technologies"
- Spike Mendelsohn, former Bravo Top Chef contestant, on "Farm To Table"
- Zach Sims, Co-founder and CEO of Codecademy, on "Online Education"
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- Robert Litan, Head of Research at Bloomberg BGOV, on "US Monetary Policy"
- The Young Turks hosted by Cenk Uygur, a politics news show with 1.4 million YouTube subscribers, on "Money in Politics"
- DoSomething.org, a not-for-profit for young people and social change with 2.4 million members, on "Celebs Gone Good"
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- Aspen Institute, an educational and policy studies organization, on "Aspen Ideas: What We're Reading"
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Andy is an experienced Sales Leader and Senior Leadership Team member. Prior to joining Bullhorn he spent 10 years leading teams who worked with a broad mix of Enterprise organisations supporting them to drive operational efficiency and business growth through the deployment of technology. Whilst at Bullhorn he was initially responsible for the health of existing clients and the growth of new clients across the UK and now as Vice President of Sales he hold accountability for the health and growth of Bullhorn across the EMEA and APAC regions.
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Louise Charlton spent 10 years working as an IT Analyst in the recruitment industry. The IT, database, and training experience gained in this time provided a solid foundation for her move to Bullhorn International at its inception in the UK in 2010. Since then, Louise has worked across multiple departments, including Support, Account Management, and Customer Success, and she now heads up the International Customer Success team. This role allows her to utilise her vast knowledge and experience to ensure optimal adoption of Bullhorn by all clients.
Leader & Talent Business Partner
Carley, Leader & Talent Business Partner, has been with Bullhorn since 2015. She brings along 8 years of experience in HR, within a variety of non-profit and private sector organisations. Working alongside the Human Resources and Talent Acquisition team in Boston, Carley supports the international region, covering EMEA and APAC. Carley has a passion for Employee Engagement and Leadership which has helped her develop a broad academic background, gaining a Post Graduate Degree at Brighton University and CIPD qualification.
Regional Director, APAC
Simon Greening leads Bullhorn's Sales and Operations in APAC from our Sydney office. He has over 10 years experience in the recruitment sector with tenures working for leading agencies such as SThree and RobertWalters as well as in the technology sector for Bullhorn and Salesforce. He has always had a passion for technology and has a Computer Engineering Degree from Middlesex University.
VP of Alliances and Business Development
Nina Eigerman is Bullhorn's VP of Alliances and Business Development, responsible for the company's technology and services partnerships. Prior to joining Bullhorn, Nina ran the Business Services practice at G2 Capital Advisors, helping agencies and their providers with capital market transactions. Earlier in her career, she was the President of Aquent Solutions and a consultant with McKinsey & Company. She also ran a full desk at a-connect, a global strategic staffing firm. Nina has a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard College and graduated from the MIT Sloan School of Management.
VP of Global Enterprise Accounts and Strategy
Ryan Murphy is the Vice President of Global Enterprise Accounts and Strategy. He began his 10-year career at Bullhorn as a finance and sales intern, affording him a 360-degree view of the software-as-a-service industry and Bullhorn's business model. Prior to his current role, Ryan served as an Enterprise Account Executive where he honed his customer-first leadership style and championed Bullhorn's offerings to its most strategic clients. Today Ryan leads a team across the US, UK and APAC to execute on Bullhorn's global business strategy and introduce its product to new industries and markets. Ryan has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Boston University.
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As President and CTO, Matt leads Bullhorn's architectural, technical, and software design and development efforts. He also directs the product management team's work defining product strategy, and global customer support and success. Since joining Bullhorn in 2004, Matt has held a variety of leadership positions managing the growth of various technical and services teams, including Vice President of Professional Services. Prior to Bullhorn, Matt worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers, specializing in systems process assurance for such companies as Fidelity and State Street Global Advisors. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Boston University's School of Management.
Chief Financial Officer
Paul Deeley is Bullhorn's Chief Financial Officer (CFO). With more than 20 years of financial leadership experience at a variety of successful Boston-area technology companies, Paul leads Bullhorn's financial, accounting, and legal functions. He was most recently Vice President of Finance at Constant Contact, a publicly-traded provider of Software-as-a-Service marketing solutions. Prior to Constant Contact, Paul was Director of Finance at Nokia, the world's largest manufacturer of mobile devices. He has also held leadership positions at NMS Communications, Hill Holliday Connors Cosmopulos, and AMR Research. Paul graduated from Boston College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting.
Chief Revenue Officer
As Bullhorn's Chief Revenue Officer, Mike drives the company's global revenue growth. Mike was one of the first 15 team members of Bullhorn Inc. in Boston and relocated to London in 2010 to start up the International team. In his 6 years in London, Mike drove regional expansion into the Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, and Australia. He has supplied cloud-based solutions to recruitment consultancies in over 50 different countries worldwide for the past 10 years. Mike was born and raised in the Boston-area where he grew up an avid sport fan. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Babson College.
Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International
Peter oversees Bullhorn's international operations outside North America in his role as Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International. Peter joined Bullhorn in 2009 and was responsible for its highly successful UK launch and continued expansion internationally. Peter has grown the international team to over 100 staff, established Bullhorn as the UK's market leading recruitment software and has expanded Bullhorn's reach into EMEA and APAC, achieving a user base of more than 30,000 international users. Prior to taking on the launch of Bullhorn International, Peter spent 20 years working in the recruitment industry and held a number of senior director roles before moving into the technology space.
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As VP of Enterprise Client Services at Bullhorn, Carrie Zellmer excels at creating a culture of service excellence and forming strong relationships with Bullhorn's enterprise customers. Carrie previously served as Managing Director for MaxHire and Sendouts and was responsible for building processes and growing a team dedicated to working with new and existing customers. Carrie and her team utilized extensive industry knowledge to work directly with clients and coach new representatives. Prior to Bullhorn, Carrie spent 7 years at LaSalle Network in Chicago, where she was Vice President of Sales and Recruiting. Carrie has both a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a master's degree in Accountancy from the University of Wisconsin, and an MBA from the University of Chicago.
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Audrey Ewell and Aaron Aites, the filmmakers behind Until the Light Takes Us, recently did an interview with IDT's Side Shots Film Blog. In it, they discuss how they never plan to make another documentary, why the decided to move to Norway in order to film Light, and what it was like to deal with such strong personalities as Varg Vikerenes and Fenriz. Based on their approach to the film, as well as their upcoming project (a narrative film called The Living Day, set on a commune in Vermont), it's clear they're attracted to overlooked subcultures–not to mention snow. It's an interesting interview, so check it out.


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The announcement came during the Chanhassen, MN-based company's conference call with investors and analysts.
Life Time's revenue for the second quarter grew 8.7 percent to $231.1 million from $212.5 million during the same period last year. Net income in second quarter 2010 was $21.9 million compared to $18.3 million in second quarter 2009.
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Memberships increased as well, up 3.9 percent to 631,862 at June 30, 2010 from 608,281 at June 30, 2009. Attrition rate for the quarter dropped to 8.4 percent.
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Akradi added: "We're very pleased with our performance. We just want to make sure we don't get ahead of ourselves."
In August, Life Time plans to open a new yoga and Pilates boutique in Minneapolis, and in December, the company plans to open a big-box club in Centennial, CO, Life Time's third club in the Denver market. It also will be Life Time's third big-box club to open in 2010, joining new clubs in Beachwood, OH, and Lenexa, KS.
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Seven Questions for Tom Leighton, Chief Scientist of Akamai
You probably don't think much about it, but there's a pretty good chance that in the course of doing your routine business on the Internet every day, you're also doing business with Akamai, though it's probably invisible to you when it happens.
If you watch a lot of video, or regularly visit pretty much any popular Web site, chances are good that what you're getting is coming from Akamai, at least some of the time. The Cambridge, Mass.-based company specializes in helping companies deliver their Web content, whatever it maybe, to consumers without having to spend quite to so much on expensive Internet infrastructure.
Helping large companies deliver all that stuff has, in more recent years, led to a second line of business around protecting sites from the numerous and constantly changing hacker attacks. The result is that Akamai has emerged as something of a silent guardian of the Internet itself. AllThingsD recently talked with Akamai's chief scientist Tom Leighton about that.
AllThingsD: So I think some people are familiar with some of what Akamai does, but not all of it, so take it from the top, if you would. What do you see as Akamai's primary mission?
Leighton: Our mission is to make the Internet work the way you'd want it to for business. We want it to be really fast, really reliable, really secure, really scalable and really efficient. And we do that as a service, and the way we do that is with a platform of more than 100,000 of our servers located in more than 1,000 places around the world. But they're also inside more than 1,100 different networks. And the platform is extended with software that lives on tens of millions of client machines to help with the delivery of software and the playing of video and the fast delivery of business applications.
I realize I have some download-manager software of yours on my own machine. It wouldn't have occurred to me think much about, but it sounds like, from what you're saying, that it's pretty widely used.
Most people have Akamai software on board their own PCs for all kinds of things. If you watch video online, there's a pretty good chance the player came from us, or at least the tool sets came from us. If you download software online, there's a pretty good chance that the download manager came from us. If you buy something online, there's a good chance that you're using software from us that helps you get your stuff faster and more reliably.
Now, when you say you have machines on other networks, are those enterprise networks at corporations or with service providers?
Today, primarily, our server platform lives in other people's networks, data centers, points of presence, where they connect into the Internet. We're in thousands of locations around the world. We don't operate like an Internet Service Provider in the way that you would normally think about it. But we sit inside 1,100 networks, and we built our own virtual Internet on top of it. So we do our own global routing, our own communication protocols, our own application-layer protocols, to enhance the overall experience that anyone would have in using our customers' applications. Going forward, I think you'll see us expand into customers' hybrid networks and into enterprise networks to deliver the same value proposition there.
Now, as we've talked before, one thing that surprised me is that you're also strong in the security business. Can you tell me more about that, and how you see it evolving?
We do have some additional benefits because of our scale. We are the largest consumer of bandwidth on the Internet, and in some networks, we're the majority of their bandwidth. By delivering that bandwidth from the edge, we take a lot of the load off the customers' core infrastructure, which is what allows the Internet to grow into scale. But we defend a lot of the major Web sites against attacks. In the case of a denial-of-service attack, we'll provide the customer with the volume needed to defend against the attack. In the case of more nefarious attacks, where people are trying to sneak in and change content or trying to take control of the site somehow, we'll filter out those attacks before they get anywhere near the data center, using our new KONA security solution.
So, then, what's your largest line of business as a percentage of revenue?
Broadly speaking, the biggest and fastest area of the company is broadly construed as cloud services. This would include things like application acceleration and also our KONA security services. The next biggest chunk is our origional business in content delivery. That's the delivery of video, software files and static objects on pages.
Your title is chief scientist, and that makes you the guy who's in charge of looking ahead at what's shaping the Internet over the next several years. What important trends are you seeing?
There's several trends we're looking at. The basic one is that more content is moving online, and I think everyone gets that. What surprises people is that most content is consumed through traditional channels, most commerce is done through traditional channels. That's all going to change, and everything is going to move to the Internet. Access to the Internet is changing from the desktop to mobile devices. Mobile access is exploding, and in some parts of the world, the first access to the Internet will be through mobile devices like phones. Mobile provides a lot of challenges and opportunities to reach lots of people. I also think we're seeing a blending of private networks and the public Internet. You see this first through cloud computing, and then ultimately we view it becoming a hybrid network. Branch offices will have a need to run applications on the corporate network behind the firewall, and they'll need to reach their SAAS applications that are coming through the cloud, and to reach their customers and partners via the public Internet. And these will all become blended.
It occurs to me that given your scale and the types of things you do, you must have to sort through and analyze an awful lot of data. To me, it sounds like a very big example of a big-data kind of problem. How do you handle it?
It's enormous. It's bigger by far than the normal things that people mean when they talk about "big data." We process it in a variety of ways, using a set of in-house tools, and many of them have to be in real time. We direct it to different consumers of the data. We direct information to each of our thousands of customers, and we share data with our network partners. Some of it we publish every quarter in the State of the Internet report. So how we use it runs from one extreme, which is in real time, to another, which is to publish it once a quarter.


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After Server Reboot, my ASM instance on one Node and DB instances on both the nodes are not starting Automatically.
When i check crs_stat -t, it shows all the services except the above three to have started.
I also tried the entry of oracle sid and oracle home with FLAG=Y in /var/opt/oracle/oratab file for automatic DB instance startup, also created a dbora file for calling the $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/dbstart and dbshut during system startup.
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