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Here, you will find the possibly the best available information for Venus Factor Diet Program. People send us their experiences and how & what they have achieved following the program. Keep reading the Venus Factor reviews to find out if the program is a perfect fit for you.
It was back in 2007 when I decided to settle down and start a family after almost 10 years in the military. When I was in the military I had... Read More
By Myrna Palmer on July 02, 2014
I am yet to come to terms with my new looks because to me it's still unreal as to how I could have gone from size 8 to almost size... Read More
By Shelly on June 27, 2014
I am 29 years old living and working in Canada and this has been a very emotional experience of what the Venus program did for me, almost two years ago.... Read More
By Liz Devane on June 25, 2014
I have spent most of my adult life looking for ways to lose weight and at 30 I found the one program that actually works. Most people especially women have... Read More
By Nancy Watson on June 14, 2014
I have been struggling with weight loss all my life and at 30 I was on a brink of giving up. I had literary tried everything out, from going to... Read More
By Margaret Charles on June 13, 2014
I am 27 years old and from my teen's weight had been a huge issue, ever since I was a small girl I would look at the beautiful women in... Read More
By Latasha Camacho on June 06, 2014
I am into my 8th week of the Venus factor program and I have to say this has been the most enlightening experience of my life. I am what most... Read More
By Susan on June 01, 2014
I am in my early 30's and most of my friends occasionally tell me that I have a body of a twenty year old. This is actually true and the... Read More
By Janet Burr on May 26, 2014
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I am an outgoing person and adventurous and I love to be outdoors. I am the kind of person who you would find out trekking a mountain, swimming or... Read More
By Jessie Adamson on May 18, 2014
I followed your workout routine and really worked hard on m body. Now just after two weeks only my body feels a change.
Hi I have been following this program from last six months and have got much better results than any other program. I hope will find my best shape soon.
Hi this has been the best workout i have ever tried. In no time I get great result.
Hey I just read your story about losing your fat. I feel same for myself and followed same sequence for past four weeks. I got great result for my body.... Thanks
I have started using Venus factor program for fat loss recently and I am quite convinced with the results. I really admire you struggle against fat loss.
The Venus Factor Weight Loss Program
The diet program is a complete body program for women. It was designed by John Barban in collaboration with Brad Pilon. This is a comprehensive program which seeks to first understand the function of female metabolism and then formulate ways to help the female body lose unnecessary fat and stay in shape. The program involves the nutrition and workouts as way to cut down fat and overall weight. Everything that is included in this program is focused on women specific physiology whereby it helps them attain their desired shape and weight.
How does the Venus Factor Work
The diet plan was able to tap into the master Hormone which controls how the Human body burns fat especially in a woman body. The Hormone is called Leptin, what the designer of this program discovered is that Women have twice the amount of Leptin than men but they are more resistant to this hormone compared to men. This resistance is what causes their body to store up fat leading to weight gain. What John Barban explored are ways in which he could trigger the Leptin in women and make this hormone work at full capacity. One of the biggest problems for women unlike in men is that they are highly resistant to Leptin. Barban was able to find the metabolic override which unlocks the full potential of the fat burning hormone leading to massive reduction in body fat.
What is Included in the Program
The diet program is a complete package which cost a one-time price of $47, the whole package consists of:
All the above are meant to help women understand the food they should be eating, learn how to exercise effectively, be able to track their calorie to ensure they are in shape and also interact with other people in the Venus community to draw inspiration and make new friends. Now let's dwell into the individual components of the weightloss program to help us understand exactly, how does the Venus Factor works.
The 12 week workout plan
As mentioned earlier these are instructional exercise videos which show step by step exercise methods. This component is probably the most important component of the entire program because the results are visible in the first week. The workout plan serves three important functions, one it helps the female body burn fat much faster, it also helps reduce overall weight and last but not least it helps in the muscle toning and a complete body reshaping. The Venus Workouts are divided into 3 phases each taking 4 weeks. These phases are different in the type of exercises and the intensity of the exercises. The workout exercises can be done at home or at the gym plus they do not require expensive equipment or gadgets. The exercises are simple, some of the exercises included are; lunge, push-ups, squat, T-bend, lateral raise and they are done in set of 3 in 10 repetition. Another important characteristic of the workout program is that it has an easy to follow routine plus it has very effective visual aid. This is resistance training that helps tone the body muscle.
The Venus Factor diet plan
This is the component of the program that deals with the type and amount of food a woman eats. The Venus Index is performed where the calorie intake is calculated in proportion to height, waist and hip measurement. Once this is done then a woman can know the amount and type of food to eat. The Venus index will differ from one woman to the next because different women have different bodies size, shape and height. The diet plan help the woman find the right eating formula which meets the body specific needs plus calorie intake. Here a woman understands how the nutrition affects the body and which the healthy foods that a woman should consume are.
The diet plan goes hand in hand with the Venus Virtual Nutritionist. This is the app that helps users effectively track the amount of calories and protein they consume on a daily basis. John designed this software to help users maintain their body shape in relation to their height and measurement. The Virtual nutritionist is integrate into the 12 week workout plan that women will know what to eat in the period to achieve their desired results.
The Venus Community
This is a resource center where women who are in the program or have successfully completed the program meet through forums and blogs. In the Venus community there is real time interaction where women encourages each other and get to fins new friends. The Community is also used as an educational center where women can ask questions and get answers. The main advantage of the Venus community is for moral support and encouragement and you can read real Venus factor reviews.
Venus Index Podcast
This component of the Venus diet program consists of audio interviews and stories of other women who have successfully gone through the program. Here they share their experiences which include the challenges and the shortcoming of the program and how to achieve success. The podcast is a useful tool to gain motivation and other useful information about fat loss program.
The Venus factor program is one of the few weight loss programs that actually work and this can be backed up by the hundreds of women who have taken control of their body and gotten their dream body shape. The PrograVenus factor also offer a 100% money back guarantee if the said results are not achieved in the stipulated timeline.
On September 20th 2013, and after 24 years of service to the DC community, Greater DC Cares closed its doors and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to dissolve the organization.
Greater DC Cares connects over 40,000 volunteers with over 700 non-profits in the DC Metro area every year through volunteer projects, pro bono services, and a board leadership program. It has hosted marquee service days such as 9/11 Day of Remembrance, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Weekend of Service, and Servathon.
Greater DC Cares' mission has been to improve the capacity of DC area non-profits and create an outstanding volunteer experience. With the downturn in the economy over the last several years, our non-profit has found itself poorly positioned to sustain the funding necessary to support programs across the community. Throughout the years, we have received community support from a wide range of constituents, listed below, for which we are very thankful.
Though we are saddened as we close our doors, we are gladdened by the fact that our mission and values will stay alive and thrive in the DC area as corporations, non-profits, and volunteers continue to work together to improve the health and well-being of our community.

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Prior to his current role, MacLellan was the Global Head of Business Practices and Client Segments for Northern Trust's Wealth Management business. In that capacity, he oversaw Wealth Management's professional business practices (investment management, private banking, personal trust and advisory services) as well as Wealth Management's core client segments (Wealth Advisory, Private Client Services, and Foundations & Institutional Services). He was also responsible for the business unit's sales and marketing functions. Prior to assuming this role, MacLellan served as President for Northern Trust's Wealth Management business in the Southwest Region (Arizona, Texas and Colorado). And prior to that assignment he served as National Director of Wealth Advisory Services.
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- Addresses all types of habits, hurts and hang-ups – most recovery groups deal with a single issue – like drugs or alcohol. CR is a large umbrella program under which a limitless number of issues can be addressed.
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People should pay their own way. It's a maxim that many Americans hold near and dear. It grows out of our traditions of self-reliance and individual initiative. It's such a strong belief, that it's even seeped into the rules we apply to infrastructure projects.
By this logic, a road, bridge, airport, museum or subway should support itself through its user fees, fares or tolls. If it doesn't, it's a freeloader, like a welfare recipient having to be "subsidized" by the community at large.
Have you ever noticed that while every company tries its hardest to convince you it's different and better than its competition, every city tries its hardest to convince you it's exactly like the coolest cities?
This is easiest to see in marketing videos put out by various chambers of commerce and convention and visitors bureaus. If you happen to watch one that isn't of your own city, you will immediately be struck by how generic it is and how it tries to sell you on a list of purported amenities and attributes we'll label "conventional cool." A list that includes things such as coffee shops, bike lanes, trendy fashion boutiques, startups, microbreweries, skateboarders, silk-screen-print posters, hip restaurants, tattoos, public art and so on.
When I first lived in New York City in the late 1980s, I was struck by how the proprietors of the tiny grocery store below my apartment on upper Broadway would hold keys for the children/guests/friends of nearby residents, as well as packages, notes and so on.
The late Jane Jacobs put a lot of importance on the practice. In her masterful and influential 1961 book The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jacobs wrote it was an example of the "casual, public trust" that underlies the "casual, public contact" that constitutes a rich street realm. This is great -- except shopkeepers don't do this much anymore in New York City, nor do people ask them to.
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Since the Model-T, Americans have brought cars not only onto their streets, but also into their lives and their homes. Government has been handmaiden to this marriage, building millions of miles of roads, requiring vast seas of parking as a condition of development, and setting up traffic systems like stoplights and left-turn lanes that indicate paved thoroughfares are principally for drivers.
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I'm not sure if my link below will work, but adding photos was proving to be difficult at the end of a Sunday afternoon.
I was going to post a full trip report on my voyage up Adams, but it proved to be a pretty long report so I'll spare you some of the details : )
We headed up to Madison hut on Friday morning around 11, via Airline. We figured staying at the hut we didn't need the usual early start, and given the great weather report (booooo!) we wouldn't be spending as much time hanging around out in the great outdoors. We started out in hats, rain gear and the like, but soon realized it was fairly humid, and shed down to tank tops and hiking pants. We remained this way till treeline where we made our first bad judgement call. It was raining, but not hard, and the trees provided enough cover that we really weren't getting wet. There was no wind to speak of either, which was also a surprise.
We decided that given the rain and inevitable wind above tree line, we were probably going to take one of the cut offs across to Valley way just below the hut. When we got to treeline, it did prove to be wet and windy, so rather than take a chance, we took the cut off. Uncle Rick decided to continue on Airline, and we had no reservations about him heading on alone and agreed to meet at the hut (he beat us there). We took the Upper Bruin, and soon realized that the trail not only cut across, but DOWN to Valley way. We lost elevation and had to make it up on a section of rocks (I know, the whole mountain is rocks) on Valley Way back up to the hut. Had we known that it dropped that much, we would have taken a minute to layer up and continue on Airline. I knew I still had two miles left to my day, summiting Adams (and returning to the hut), so I wasn't enjoying the early introduction to the rocks.
We soon made it to the hut, where Rick was inside enjoying something warm. Up till now it hadn't been too wet or cold. We checked in and dropped our packs on our bunks and added hats and layers, knowing the summit would be less kind. We headed out for my 'final' summit, hoping to not be late for dinner : )
We headed up Gulfside back to the junction with Airline. This half mile wasn't bad. No views of anything but rocks and rocks. We hit the junction pretty quick and started the longest, most wet and unforgiving part of the day up the summit cone. Now, it's not that I didn't know what the summit cone would be like, or that I hadn't hiked the other Northern Presidentials, but if you add in some wind and have the storm open up on you at the given moment, it makes the half mile seem endless. And fairly miserable. We kept our sense of humor and adventure, heading up into the clouds and rain, not getting any preview of what's ahead. Every once in a while mother nature would mock us and open up just enough of a view to see the imposing summit cone above us at what seemed to be an unreasonable pitch. Again, no misconceptions of what we were getting into, it's just not as humerous when it's raining and you're scrambling over big honking wet rocks with no sure footing for a round trip mile.
Others may be more nimble on the rocky slopes, but we are not. There's also the cautious side of me that would stop and make sure I could see a faded blue blaze or a cairn before moving on. It seemed to take forever, and we finally saw a summit sign looming in the distance. We prayed it wasn't a false summit, but I was pretty sure this was it! I summited Adams with no real fanfare, as there was really no where to even stand and it wasn't the kind of day to be hanging out. We took a couple summit pictures and headed back off that rock pile and back to the hut.
The rain had picked up even more, so it took a while to pick our way back down to the junction. From there, it was a quick slop through the now formed puddles and rivers back to the hut. We were soaked, but I was excited and ready for some mountain cooking. Part of me hoped we weren't shunned for being 20 minutes late. I'm sure one look at us and they would understand.
We changed quickly and sat down to a delicious dinner of chicken and veggies, with cupcakes for desert. We had brought wine and had a quiet but hard to miss celebration, as I ate dinner with my summit sign (hand painted by Melissa) which didn't make it to the top with me, and wearing a boa and a tiara : ) I deserve a little moment of diva-ness?
We swapped stories with other hikers and hut guests and snuggled into our bunks for a somewhat good nights sleep. It was pretty cold (somewhere around 40?), we could see our breath. But the wool blankets did the trick and I didn't hear anyone stir all night.
We woke to calmer weather, and after breakfast Rick decided to head up Madison. Melissa and I hung back and were interviewed by an AMC film crew doing a piece on the 125 year anniversary of the huts. The weather cleared enough for a quick trip to Star Lake, then off down the mountain. We decided to go back down Airline instead of Valley Way as intended, and we were happy with that choice all the way down. Wet, but not too bad. Didn't really rain on the way out, so our sopping wet things from the day before dried quicker as we wore them on the way out than they did in the hut the night before!
As I headed down the last 100 yrd of the trail, I thought about how I was now almost officially done with my list. Once back to the parking lot, it was official, and I once again wore my tiara for photos and had a celebratory glass of wine. We stopped at a Pigs Ear BBQ in Lincoln on the way home and it was delicious! I highly recommend it next time you're in the area and hungry for some good texas BBQ.
This part of my journey is over. A goal that started by accident and grew into so much more than just checking off a list. Even without the sun or dry skies, and without evidence of any other hikers on the summit that afternoon, it was still an adventure I'd never take back, and maybe, just maybe, I'll return to Adams on a nice day and see what all the fuss was about : )
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Friday Night Photos: Lots of Cute Kids, and a Wedding!
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- mr.sound and mrs.sound said...
I agree these are cute kids. Congratulations to the newly weds.
- August 2, 2008 at 1:43 AM
- Ricki said...
What a gorgeous family--every one of them could be a model, seriously!! (And that Jaxon--could there BE a more impish face??) :)
- August 2, 2008 at 6:55 AM
- Julie said...
I couldn't not comment on these kids. Adorable, all of them. And that picture of Bridger with his serious expresion is priceless. Obviously he has an old soul.
- August 2, 2008 at 9:17 AM
- bella said...
beautiful little girls ,great photo.camera is the best invention of all times !
- August 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM
- sra said...
The children are lovely, so's your niece!
- August 2, 2008 at 11:27 AM
- lalaine said...
Wedding rings= $2,000
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Wedding Photos=PRICELESS
- August 2, 2008 at 5:31 PM
- Pam said...
You really do a good job on photographing children! I look forward to seeing more photos on Fridays!
- August 2, 2008 at 7:30 PM
- Kalyn said...
Thanks for the nice comments everyone. Yes, I do love to take photos of the kids. Must be all that school teacher training that helps me get them to pose the way I want them to!
- August 2, 2008 at 7:55 PM
- Glenna said...
OMG, the kids are GREAT! Their personalities all show through. Love MR. Bored.
The couple is beautiful and hope their having a fantastic honeymoon.
- August 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM
- TBTAM said...
Great photos! You can be my family's photographer anytime!
- August 2, 2008 at 9:07 PM
- Paz said...
Love the photos! Lovely family! Congrats to the newlyweds.
- August 3, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- Valentina said...
Kalyn, the children's pictures are fabulous. I love the bored looking young boy.; o ) You seem to have a knack for photographing kids.
- August 3, 2008 at 9:10 AM
- glutenfreeforgood said...
Those are definitely some cute kids! Kid and pet photos are almost as much fun as recipes. I did copy your falafel recipe though, as it will be very easy to make gluten-free. Thanks for a smile and a good idea for dinner! :-)
- August 3, 2008 at 11:18 AM
- Barbara said...
they are gorgeous little ones Kalyn. We don't have any little ones in our family at the moment so I make do with friends children/grandchildren when they are around.
- August 3, 2008 at 5:14 PM
- Jeanne said...
Love that flower girls pic - too cute!
- August 4, 2008 at 7:16 AM
- Jeanne said...
And I forgot to add - after doing some portraiture, don't you long to photograph a plate of food that has no mind of its own?! ;-)
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Lyme Bay House Hotel is located within 200 metres of the town centre of Dawlish, close to the historic railway line built by Brunel. It is also close to the beach, The Lawn and the famous Black Swans.
Nearby Points of Interest
Powderham Castle
Dawlish Warren Nature Reserve
Jurassic Coast
Exeter Cathedral
Exeter Shopping
Nearby Activities
Golf - Dawlish Warren
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How to Find Us
Junction 30 of M5
(approx 11 miles)
Follow A 379 signposted DAWLISH. Go though Dawlish centre past the railway line and river, we are 200 metres up the hill towards Teignmouth, turn right into our car park.
Beware of SATNAV directions - they tend to a) bring you down narrow country lanes b) want to take you into Plantation Terrace which is behind our premises.
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Take A381 from A380 at Kingsteighton/Newton Abbot towards Teignmouth. Follow A379 through Teignmouth towards Dawlish. As you come down the hill and around S-bends into Dawlish look for our signs on the left and turnleft into our car park. If you reach Dawlish centre you have missed us.
Beware of SATNAV directions - they tend to a) bring you down narrow country lanes b) want to take you into Plantation Terrace which is behind our premises.
Exeter Airport
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Head for Exeter on A30. After 2 miles join M5 Southbound for 1 Junction. Exit at Junction 30 and follow A379 signposted Dawlish. Go though Dawlish centre past the railway line and river, we are 200 metres up the hill towards Teignmouth, turn right into our car park.
Dawlish Railway Station
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Dawlish is on the Great Western route from London Paddington, the South West Trains route from London Waterloo and the Cross Country route from Inverness, Edinburgh, York, Derby, Birmingham and Bristol.
Turn left out of the station, head up the hillon the main road towrds Teignmouth. we are 200 metres up the road on the right - it is a short walk from the station.
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Acoustic Communication, a term proposed by Barry Truax, is an interdiscipline concerned with sound (and human experience of it), which strives to transcend problems of concept and terminology associated with approaching research from within the 'agenda' of more clearly defined contributory disciplines, such as 'music'. Acoustic communication includes closely related areas of study such as Acoustic Design, Soundscape Design and Soundscape Studies. Whereas in many considerations of sonic and musical experience the orthodoxy will privilege the discipline of Acoustics as a source of concepts and models, Acoustic Communication privileges the notion of sound as information.
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Rocha Iturbide, Manuel (1995). Unfolding the Natural Sound Object through Electroacoustic Composition
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Schafer, R. Murray (1994). The Soundscape: Our Sonic Environment and the Tuning of the World
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Truax, Barry (1999a). Handbook for Acoustic Ecology
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A man with a vision. To establish a competitive frame production facility in Switzerland. An integrated industrial manufacturing process to satisfy the most exacting quality requirements. A highly efficient carbon frame which is not laminated, but instead made from loadspecific woven tubes. A revolutionary half-shell system that connects these tubes with ultimate strength. A world champion who tests the bike and instantly declares it suitable for racing. A utopia?
When Andy Rihs gets on his bike, not only is it good for his fitness but most of all for his businesses as well. Sitting in the saddle is where he does his thinking. It's where he "gets into the zone", where the contradictions are re-solved, horizons open up, and things can be thought of that were previously unthinkable..
This love story officially began in early 2001 when Andy Rihs, the CEO of the hearing systems manufacturer, Phonak, and the bike manufacturer, BMC, announced their that they would collaborate. At this point in time BMC was mainly constructing mountain bikes but that was about to change, fast. The following year, Andy Rihs' professional road racing team, Phonak, competed in the Tour de France on BMC bikes. The riders in their green-and-yellow jerseys pedaled to help raise the awareness for hearing impairment "We race for better hearing" was the slogan they took with them across the world but the impact on the brand awareness for BMC was huge.
The strategy bore fruit. Phonak advanced not only to become the biggest and most innovative, but also the best-known manufacturer of hearing systems in the world - and in the world of road racing BMC became a brand that stood out with its unique frame design and its use of innovation in their creation.
But Andy Rihs had bigger ideas. Renowned as someone who doesn't do things by halves, he was consumed with finding the answer to the question. Why was a high-tech material such as carbon still being processed using low-tech methods? A passionate patron of cycling and a cyclist himself, he claims his best ideas have come to him while riding his bike and this was no exception.
Rhis decided to set a true industrial standard for the construction of carbon frames. By developing the technologies that would be needed all the way through to series production. He intended on doing this all in Switzerland – using the reputation that Switzerland has for thoroughness and precision. When finished, BMC would be the first manufacturer in the world able to offer its customers an absolutely faultless carbon frame that satisfies the highest demands. In short, BMC would build the impec.


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Dragonforce & Sonata Arctica Live!
September 28th, 2009 at The Beamont Club in Kansas City, MO.
by John Kindred
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DragonForce headling tour in support of their latest studio release Ultra Beatdown made it's stop in Kansas City. The fall tour runs through October 11 and makes it's final stop in Philadelphia. This will probably be the band's final U.S. tour in support of their most recent album, Ultra Beatdown.
With Sonata Arctica, as well as DragonForce labelmates Taking Dawn, opening the show, metal fans are sure to enjoy several genres of metal. That being heavy, progressive and power metal. Dragonforce's latest power-riff fueled opus, Ultra Beatdown, was unleashed upon the world last August. With the support of Roadrunner Records the band continues to deliver it's music to the world.
Sonata Arctica's new CD, The Days Of Grays, was just released on Nuclear Blast Records.
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Tout dates:
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9/30/2009 House of Blues Chicago, IL
10/2/2009 Sound Academy Toronto, ONT
10/3/2009 Le Medley Montreal, QUE
10/4/2009 Theatre Imperial Quebec City, QUE
10/6/2009 The Fillmore New York At Irving Plaza New York, NY
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Lavonte David: 2-Star Recruit, 5-Star Performer
Lavonte David (4) shares a 2011 Senior Day moment with Rex Burkhead.
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Huskers in the NFL: David Leads Bucs' Defense
By Randy York
If you're looking for the classic case that demonstrates how out of whack football recruiting services are, tell your friends, family and neighbors about The Lavonte David Story. In his two years as a Husker, Nebraska coaches and players describe David's talents as freakish. In his second season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, David's NFL coaches, teammates, opponents and media members multiply the freakish factor. They see a First-Team All-American as Pro Bowl worthy. Talk about a high-speed train ride between two highly competitive stops. Actually, make that three because David also jumped aboard a bullet train to Fort Scott (Kan.) Community College after playing for national prep powerhouse Miami Northwestern in Florida.
Six years ago, USA Today rated Northwestern the No. 1 high school football team in the country, and that's probably where the stars and stripes and honor badges became so discombobulated. Believe it or not, Lavonte David, a human tackling machine if there ever was one, was rated a 2-star recruiting prospect as a prep linebacker. That is not a typo. Retrospectively, David deserves major credit: 1) for leading an unbeaten Fort Scott team to the junior college national championship game before losing to Blinn (Texas), even though David was named Defensive MVP of that contest; 2) for making 152 school-record tackles as a junior on a Nebraska team that lost to Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship Game, adding 133 more tackles as a Husker senior when he just might have been the best player in the Big Ten Conference; and 3) If you think 285 career tackles in only two years as a Husker (good for fourth place on Nebraska's all-time career tackles chart), what about the havoc he's wreaked despite playing for an NFL team that struggled mightily the first half of this season?
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The evidence, we believe, is all in, and by any way you measure production, a jury has only one verdict to deliver. Lavonte David may have been a 2-star prep recruit, but he was a 5-star player in the junior college ranks, a 5-star performer in the big boy collegiate ranks and a legitimate 4-star charger in the men-of-men ranks of professional football … a peak performer at every level. Forget the recruiting "experts" who couldn't envision David's explosive style before he received his high school diploma. You know how the system works. Once the "experts" start handing out stars, the process becomes almost duplicative because one "national" service doesn't want to be on the outside looking in when letters of intent are signed and subscription services are mentioned.
Since NCAA college football and the NFL are the last two train stops for a career that requires shoulder pads and helmets, let's get our arms around David's accomplishments and milestones. At Nebraska, he was a First-Team All-American for six different groups, the most important of which is the American Football Coaches who know a great player when they see one. The coaches may be the most credible group voting on such matters. David was also the Butkus-Fitzgerald Big Ten Linebacker of the Year, the Nebraska Team MVP and the Nebraska Lifter of the Year. The last two honors are every bit as important as media acknowledgements because teammates are the ones who vote, and they know who's working the hardest and getting things done the right way.
Husker Fans Love David's Flair for the Dramatic
Nebraska fans love David's flair for the dramatic and his ability to make key plays at crucial times. We all remember the fumble David caused and then recovered, triggering the biggest comeback in Nebraska football history – a 34-27 win over Ohio State two years ago. When an 11-point favorite is 21 down midway through the third quarter, the clock starts to look like the one on the church steeple before Doc and Marty can go Back to the Future. If you thought those two sensed some measure of doom, imagine what life would have been like exiting any part of Memorial Stadium with an 0-2 start in the Big Ten.
"A lot of teams would have folded it right there and said: 'This isn't our night.' We just needed someone to make a play, and I thought Lavonte made that play," Nebraska Coach Bo Pelini said. It was a rainy night when several Husker heroes were waving at the crowd one great athlete after another … Jordan Burroughs, who would go on and win an Olympic gold and two world championships … Will Shields, the perpetual Pro Bowler, NFL Man of the Year and father of Shavon Shields, a real diamond in the rough for Nebraska basketball … Alex Gordon, who would become an American League All-Star, not to mention a three-time Gold Glove winner … and Neil Smith, another perennial All-Pro who played on two Super Bowl champions but is proudest of having pulled a Blackshirt over his head. The ever-present David is another Blackshirt legend. Even though he was only in Lincoln for two years, David put his stamp on greatness and in a fan vote on Huskers.com, he was voted one of the top eight Blackshirts of all-time. The team was selected to honor the 50th anniversary season for those who wore the fabled jerseys. One footnote to that night: David's heroics inspired Rex Burkhead, who ran with courage for Jack Hoffman, who was facing major surgery and when the Huskers roared ahead of the Buckeyes at the finish line, everyone watching the national telecast knew why Burkhead ran with such conviction.
David Has a Relentless Pursuit for Perfection
For all practical matters, The Lavonte David Story has only just begun. Yes, he taught us how performance can trump frustration and how even a lost cause has a modicum of hope. A great tackler at football's highest level, David inspires players around him. He's a game-changer and a role model who can make so many remarkable stops that he can't help but light the fire in others. A recent HuskerVision video showed Husker players who were succeeding in the NFL, and David's introduction acknowledged the one bright spot the Bucs seem to have – a second-year outside linebacker who led Tampa Bay with 139 tackles as a rookie and remains the Bucs' leading tackler with 99 in 11 games this season. That total includes 28 tackles (and 18 solos) in Tampa's current three-game winning streak over Miami, Atlanta and Detroit. Yes, Lavonte David is a bona fide star who's equipped with enough shining moments to be considered for the Pro Bowl, even though he's never as good as he wants to be. He's always fine-tuning his game, just like he did at Nebraska. Consider him a self-avowed film study addict who constantly uses his iPad as an improvement tool. Such scrutiny has helped him rank third in the NFL in tackles for loss and among the leaders in solo tackles. He has five sacks.
David firmly believes that his ritual of poring over film helps him anticipate instead of guess what's going to happen – the same habit he used to become an All-American at Nebraska. He complements group film study sessions with his own team-issued iPad, and that triggers another point. Remember when Ndamukong Suh equipped Nebraska's locker rooms with iPads? It was a trailblazing moment for Nebraska, which became the first college or pro football team to incorporate iPads into their daily lives. Leave it to David to be the one who continues to capitalize on whatever can make him better. Going from a 2-star to a 5-star is a relentless pursuit of perfection on football's fastest track, and it's going to be fun watching the Lavonte David Story continue to unfold.
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Edward Silver, currently William A. Brownwell Collegiate Professor of Education at U-M Ann Arbor, has been named dean of UM-Dearborn's School of Education
May 10, 2010
DEARBORN / May 10, 2010---Edward A. Silver, has been named dean of the School of Education at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Silver is currently William A. Brownwell Collegiate Professor of Education at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
At U-M, he has served as chair of the Educational Studies Program and as associate dean for academic affairs; his main teaching responsibilities have been in the area of mathematics education.
Silvers three-year appointment at UM-Dearborn will begin July 1, 2010, pending formal approval by the U-M Board of Regents.
Professor Silver is an innovative educational leader and his appointment at UM-Dearborn represents an innovative partnership between two University of Michigan campuses, said Catherine A. Davy, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at UM-Dearborn. Dean Silver will retain his faculty appointment at Ann Arbor. During his three-year tenure at UM-Dearborn he will advance the universitys signature metropolitan vision to improve the education of children in southeast Michigan, while building collaborative, ongoing programmatic alliances among faculty on both campuses.
UM-Dearborn has made it a priority of strengthening the effectiveness of teachers and schools, through School of Education programs and partnerships with urban and metropolitan school systems.
Silvers scholarly interests include the study of mathematical thinking, especially mathematical problem solving and problem posing; the design and analysis of intellectually engaging and equitable mathematics instruction for students; innovative methods of assessing and reporting mathematics achievement; and effective models for enhancing the knowledge of teachers of mathematics. He has published more than 150 articles, chapters, and books on these topics.
Silvers particular expertise and interest in mathematics education will complement the UM-Dearborns Detroit Mathematics Academy. This Academy has helped hundreds of public school teachers deepen their understanding of math and how best to teach it, while earning graduate credit at accessible Detroit locations.
I am deeply committed to the University of Michigan, and I am excited by this new opportunity to contribute to the university through my position at UM-Dearborn. The university has a tradition of working to make real change in southeastern Michigan through education, said Silver. I look forward to strengthening partnerships with area community groups and school districts and beginning a new relationship with our main campus in Ann Arbor. These partnerships are essential to our success in linking the knowledge gained from educational research and scholarship with the practical wisdom gained through reflection in and on the work of educational practitioners. I look forward to the challenges of enabling the UM-Dearborn School of Education faculty and staff to provide effective preparation programs for new teachers and excellent advanced degree programs for working professionals in the field of education.
Prior to joining the University of Michigan in 2000, Silver held faculty positions at the University of Pittsburgh, San Diego State University and Northern Illinois University. Prior to that, he was a teacher for several years in New York State. In fall 2008, he was the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Visiting Professor at Michigan State University,
Silver, earned his masters degree and Ed.D. in mathematics education from Teachers College, Columbia University. He was the 2004 recipient of the Award for Outstanding Contributions of Educational Research to Practice from the American Educational Research Association, the 2007 recipient of the Iris Carl Memorial Leadership and Equity Award from TODOS, and the 2009 recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
About University of Michigan-Dearborn
Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, UM-Dearborn has been distinguished by its commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities responsive to the needs of southeastern Michigan. The university has 8,700 students pursuing undergraduate, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business, education, and public administration. With a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of interaction with business, government and industry in southeastern Michigan, and is committed to responding to the needs of the region in the future.
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This versatile and protective folio features a removable keyboard that lets you switch between work and play with ease—anywhere you use your iPad. The premium, stitched case is custom fit to your iPad with a smooth inner lining that's soft against your device. Lightweight and form-fitting, it slips easily into another bag without adding bulk.
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Mr. Massimo Zanetti's grandfather sold coffee. So did his father. So does he. The difference is that his grandfather and father were in the business of green coffee. Mr. Massimo Zanetti was the first in the family to produce and sell roasted coffee. That was 35 years ago. At that time, the company was selling about a ton of roasted coffee a year.
Today, the Massimo Zanetti Company, based in Bologna, Italy, offers a wide array of premium coffee and produces many tons of coffee annually. Operations include a coffee plantation and green coffee processing plant in Brazil, a coffee mill in Costa Rica, a green coffee export company in both markets, and a green coffee trading company in Switzerland. They now run roasting plants throughout the world, a far cry from the modest beginnings of the company. With old world traditions and values still in place, Massimo Zanetti continues to operate at the highest of quality standards.
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