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On a day when the peloton finished nearly 12 minutes after a five-man breakaway, BMC Racing Team's Tejay van Garderen said the tense moments of Sunday's stage were only a memory. "We've definitely put yesterday behind us and we're ready to tackle the hard stages," van Garderen said. "Cadel Evans is the kind of guy who never gets unmotivated about anything." Pierrick Fedrigo (FDJ-Big Mat) took the stage win in a two-up sprint against Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Sharp) as the overall standings remained unchanged. Evans remains fourth overall, 3:19 behind race leader Bradley Wiggins (Sky Procycling), as the Tour de France enjoys its second rest day Tuesday.
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Van Garderen – who is leading the race's best young rider classification and sitting seventh overall – said Monday's 158.5 kilometer stage was far from an easy one. "It was one of the days that you look at on the profile and think it's a nice easy cruise into the race day. But it was anything but. The roads were rough and up and down over 2,000 meters of climbing." Van Garderen said he is looking forward to the rest day, but already has the final five stages on his mind. "Generally, the Pyrenees are a bit harder than the Alps," he said. "The roads are a bit rougher. they're just a bit far more taxing. The race is far from over. We still have two monster days to get through and a long time trial."
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"He will be coming on the 16th," Team Valor president Barry Irwin confirmed Sunday from Lexington, Ky. "We just bought him last weekend.
"He has run two times, both on all-weather tracks in England," said Irwin of the colt trained by Brian Meehan. "He came flying in his first race at one mile at Kempton and got beat a nose by a horse that came back to win a Group III. Then he won easily in his second start at a mile and a sixteenth at Wolverhampton.
"He's well-bred, by Giant's Causeway out of a stakes-winning Mr. Greeley mare, Parisian Affair," continued Irwin. "We're hoping he's a Kentucky Derby-type of horse, and if he could finish first or second in this race, that would give him a lot of earnings for the Derby and take some of the stress off needing more earnings next spring.
"It looks like there is a lot of speed in the race," said Irwin, indicating that would be to the benefit of the closer. Crimson China will be ridden by Garrett Gomez, who has won the last two runnings aboard Pioneerof the Nile and Lookin at Lucky.
"Crimson China will go to Graham Motion at Palm Meadows in Florida after the race," said Irwin, hoping that Team Valor will continue its recent hot streak. "We won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf with Pluck, then the Matriarch with Gypsy's Warning and Saturday the top 3-year-old filly race in South Africa with Ebony Flyer."
Two other invaders, both from Florida, are also expected for the Futurity, a Grade I test at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track. Calder-based trainer Steve Standridge is considering Gourmet Dinner, who scored his fourth victory in five starts in the rich Delta Jackpot Stakes in Louisiana, with Sebastian Madrid. Trainer Rick Dutrow, based at Gulfstream Park, is considering Rustler Hustler, winner of stakes in his last two starts at Monmouth and Belmont parks, with Ramon Dominguez.
The trio will be joined by locally-based Comma to the Top, winner of the Real Quiet and Generous stakes with Corey Nakatani; J P's Gusto, winner of the Hollywood Juvenile Championship and Del Mar Futurity, with Joe Talamo; the Bob Baffert-trained duo of Awesome Patriot (Victor Espinoza) and Prayer for Relief (Alonso Quinonez), the Doug O'Neill-conditioned pair of Boxeur des Rues and High Level Jeff, Industry Leader (Rafael Bejarano), Clubhouse Ride (Patrick Valenzuela) and Riveting Reason.
California Cup Juvenile winner Slammer Time heads a list of possibles after a seven-furlong work in 1:27 Saturday.
Turbulent Descent, probable favorite for the $250,000 Hollywood Starlet for 2-year-old fillies Saturday, worked five furlongs in 1:00.80 Sunday under jockey David Flores to the satisfaction of trainer Mike Puype.
"Perfect; she's ready to go," said Puype of the unbeaten filly, who scored her second effortless win in the seven-furlong Moccasin Stakes November 21.
"I'm not even worried about two turns, not with her," said Puype of the Grade I Starlet at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track for the Florida-bred daughter of Congrats. "She's so relaxed and tactical, she does everything like a distance horse. And she likes to win."
Two other Starlet candidates also worked. May Day Rose, winner of the Sharp Cat Stakes, worked six furlongs in a bullet 1:11.80 under Rafael Bejarano for trainer Bob Baffert. Big Tiz, third-place finisher in the Sharp Cat for trainer Mark Glatt, drilled five furlongs in 1:01.80 under Alonso Quinonez.
Other probable starters include Darley Debutante winner Tell a Kelly (Joel Rosario), Sharp Cat runner-up True Way Grace and newcomers Nina Fever (Garrett Gomez) and Luna Grande (Victor Espinoza).
Luna Grande was scheduled to arrive here later Sunday in the Kristin Mulhall barn from Calder after being purchased privately for owner Jim Hess of Chester Springs, Pa.
"We finished the deal Friday," said Mulhall of the Florida-bred filly, who comes off a come-from-behind 5 ¾-length victory in a 5 ½-furlong allowance race on November 20. The daughter of Mass Media has recorded two firsts and three seconds in eight starts.
Nina Fever has worked three times here for trainer Wesley Ward since joining the Blake Heap stable from Kentucky. The front-running Kentucky-bred daughter of Borrego has won five of eight starts, including three of four on synthetic. She finished second in her last outing, beaten a head in the seven-furlong Glorious Song Stakes at Woodbine on November 14.
Jockey Felipe Valdez, unseated shortly after the start of the second race Friday aboard Score for Fun, remained at Centinela Hospital in Inglewood with serious injuries, agent Alex Procel Crowley said Sunday.
"I just saw him this morning," said Crowley. "His spirits are good, but he will be out for six months to a year.
"He had some broken vertebrae and a concussion," added Crowley. "There was swelling in his brain, but it has come down, and he will not need an operation. There is no danger of paralysis, but he will need time to heal. He will be all right."
Ultra Blend, winner of the California Cup Matron, and U R All That I Am, a multiple stakes winner, head a list of nine California-bred fillies and mares nominated to the $75,000-added Cat's Cradle Handicap at 7 ½ furlongs next Sunday.
Word Association, another nominee, worked six furlongs in 1:14.60 Sunday.
A large stream of fans streamed to the John Shirreffs stable Sunday morning to bid farewell to Zenyatta several hours before the 6-year-old mare's final public appearance in a ceremony at the track this afternoon.
"It was a tough morning to say goodbye to 'Big Mama,'" said veteran pony boy Freddy Wilson, who was married four times. "I've seen her here for 4 ½ years. I think I'm going to miss her more than all my wives."
Zenyatta galloped on the training track for a final time under exercise rider Steve Willard before her adoring fans.
On the front side late in the morning, a long line of fans awaited autographs from Mike Smith, Zenyatta's jockey, while others chose items from a memorabilia stand.
Zenyatta, who became the glamour queen of racing with 19 wins in 20 starts and a record $7.3-million in earnings, will be flown to Kentucky early Monday morning to begin a new career as a broodmare at Lane's End Farm.
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Billy Corgan has a lot to say, and it will all be spelled out in a memoir this year, just before the new Smashing Pumpkins album to be released in 2014. Working on the memoir for the past three years, Mr. Corgan spends six to seven hours a day writing his life story. I met up with Mr. Corgan in Highland Park at Madame Zuzu's Tea House, which the rock star opened last fall.
Finishing the memoir is at the top of Mr. Corgan's bucket list – and it's the only thing on it. "If I got hit by a bus tomorrow, my only regret would be not finishing my book," he says. "I have nine albums, toured the world 18 times, dated crazy insane beautiful women, and now this is the most important task at hand."
Just how personal will it be? Mr. Corgan says, "It's my life from a spiritual perspective, as opposed to a celebrity perspective; it's all about my family and background – the nuts and bolts, rather, the warts and all."
Mr. Corgan continues, "People have read that book, 'I was nobody, then I became somebody, then I struggled, then I made my way back to the top.' That story is played out in American life. I'm more interested in stories that involve what people learn on their journey and whether or not I can apply it to my life. And I would read a book like that whether or not someone was the best high wire [tight rope] walker in the world. To me, it's about mastery and then the spiritual journey of mastery that I'm fascinated with. Each individual is given a set of circumstances and, in most cases, they're difficult. Whether or not you can chemically turn lead into gold or, in my case, turn lead into gold into lead into gold. So that's the book that I'm trying to write. It takes a lot of skill and and effort. I spent seven hours on it today. I don't know if that's wise, but that's what I've done."
Writing a memoir versus writing lyrics has to be on the opposite side of the spectrum. "I think the beauty about writing lyrics is that you can dip your toe into big concepts without having to go all the way in," shares Mr. Corgan. "Writing a book, you've got to dive to the bottom of the ocean." That must be difficult. Mr. Corgan replies, "Yes, because it requires a level of organization that rock n' roll doesn't necessarily need. If you look at the mystical poetry of Bob Dylan, you can say really big things by skimming the surface about things. There is a beauty in that. If you look at the great writers, they really go to the bottom of the subject. Dickens would spend three pages talking about a room, there's a real joy there, but you have to have an eye for detail and then the ability to organize it into something meaningful. I'm not sure I have that skill, but I'm trying."
Focusing on writing a memoir takes a lot of concentration and discipline with so many distractions these days, but Mr. Corgan has a secret: "I like certain music to put me in the mood. It opens up my thinking channel, feeling channel and sensory channel. I stick to classical music. Today I was listening to Gershwin playing piano rolls while I wrote."
Everyone has a different image of Mr. Corgan as a wild rocker, that seems to be in the past. When I asked him about his current style he described it as being 'poor,' and not as in poor taste, but as in a lack-of-resources poor. His favorite fasion splurge is a good sweater.
Mr. Corgan visits the Chicago Botanic Garden regularly, spends down time at his home Highland Park with two cats and two dogs and watches old movies, preferably from the 1930s. His favorite is the 1932 original The Mummy, directed by Karl Freund and starring Boris Karloff.
Aside from writing and running Madama Zuzu's, Mr. Corgan co-owns a pro wrestling team where both men and women compete for title matches. Mr. Corgan points out that, "we don't do the T&A stuff. The women are tough with a nice combination of feminity. The women don't sacrifice their beauty or dignity. I'm most proud of this."
Speaking of women, Mr. Corgan shares, " I admire women who are strong and don't sacrifice the root of their power. I love women who are comfortable with themselves." Yes ladies, Mr. Corgan is 6'4″ and very easy on the eyes, in a sexy rock star way.
I found one question that no one has ever asked the rock star (he has been interviewed a million times) – "What do you feel sexiest in?" No response, just a good chuckle.


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Amazing Product and never fail By Michael on 10/9/2014Michael would recommend this product to a friendI love this ATO!!! I don't ever have to add more water to my sump day in and day out. I have a 10 gal sitting inside tank stand and it lasts about 1 1/2 weeks before having to fill it again. There has been a few power surges since installing it. It has never failed to come back on or sound alarm. Thank You Tunze and Thank You BRS for carrying this item.
Stability By Valerie on 10/5/2014Valerie would recommend this product to a friendThis unit has not failed once. I use Kalkwasser in my auto top water and the pump hasn't failed yet. The pump is a little bit loud but the BRS staff told me to pull the airline tubing out a little bit and it made it much quieter.
functional and efficient By Steven on 9/8/2014Steven would recommend this product to a friendI have used the Tunze for two years now and it meets my expectations. One needs to take seriously the caution to not have the feeder hose under the surface of the aquarium water level. I flooded my office twice doing just that. Also, the pump has a 6 month to a year longevity and they go out without much fan fare. Keep a couple extra pumps, at 23 dollars, on hand. My final caution is not a fault of the unit but I have an auto feeder in my lower tank and when the feeder was too close to the optical sensor flakes of food caused the unit to think the tank was at level and it failed to fill. Keep the food as far away from the sensor as possible. Beyond these concerns, it is a great unit and very dependable.
Gold Standard of ATO By Keith on 9/4/2014Keith would recommend this product to a friendThe system comes with everything you need to get an ultra-reliable and well built auto top off system in place on your aquarium. This is a must if you want to keep your parameters consistent and your tank running as it should. Make sure and put the rubber feet on both halves of the magnets to keep them from sliding around. I love the redundancy of an optical eye, a mechanical float switch and then a timer on the pump.
makes reefing easy By matthew on 8/23/2014matthew would recommend this product to a friendThis auto top off makes my life easy, I have had it for over a year now and have never had a problem.
Wonderful product that has made my life easier By David on 8/15/2014David would recommend this product to a friendI was a little skeptical at first installing an auto top off. I had fears or dumping 30 gallons of fresh water into my tank with a faulty device or switch. Having this up and running now for awhile has been great! The sensor is very sensitive and adds small amounts of water throughout the day. I also like the back up float switch. It was easy to set up and the magnets make adjustment simple. I now fill my top off container every several weeks and that's all! One piece of caution is to watch the placement of the top of container as you can get a siphon started. Great product!
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Working great. Shutoff redundency By John on 7/7/2014John would recommend this product to a friendI have been using this in my 75 gallon or approximately 18 months. It has been working flawlessly. I originally had the sensor in my display tank and when I introduced a sump, I moved the sensor into my sump. I am using RO/DI water with no Kalkwasser added. I like that there are two mechanisms to shut off the unit if the level is higher than it should be.
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by David on May 10, 2014, @11:50 PM
Would you happen to know the max head pressure of the Tunze Osmolator's pump?
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The max head pressure on the osmolator pump is 7ft.
by Mark on June 5, 2014, @8:39 AM
Does the pump get placed directly in the top off water reservoir? If so what are the dimensions of that pump? I am trying to decide what kind of reservoir I can use before purchasing a ATO.
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That is correct. Its a submersible pump that gets stuck right into the top off water. If your interested in this ATO system you should give this blog article a quick read. It goes into a lot more detail on the system (which is one of my favorites).
by Christian on July 17, 2014, @9:40 PM
If i have a wave maker and this ATO in the same tank (I don't have a sump), would the waves cause the pump to turn on and off constantly? Thanks
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Christian,
In theory it could present a problem but the circuitry in the Osmolator should help to prevent that. Every time the ATO is triggered it runs for a minimum of 15 seconds. It adds overfill to prevent short cycling. In most cases this should be sufficient unless the height of your waves is constantly changing.
by Daire Fontaine on January 17, 2014, @12:23 AM
My Tunze Osmolator ATO keeps getting stuck in the ON position. I soaked the electronic eye in vinegar and it was fine for a week, but then it stuck on again. Do these electronic eyes fail after many years of use? I've been using it for about 4 years. Is there any way to replace the eye without having to buy a whole new system?
Daire Fontaine
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Daire,
We run into very few issues with these but after that length of time I would imagine its possible for any component to fail. We don't have individual parts like the optical eye, but if you give Roger and company a shout over at Tunze USA, he might. At the very least he could likely help you narrow down exactly what it is. The number I have for them is 512-833-7546 email@example.com
by Jeff on November 28, 2013, @2:50 PM
How much head will the pump push
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Jeff,
The pump on the osmolator has a max head height of 7ft.
by BILL on November 13, 2013, @7:37 AM
what pump do you suggest to go with the3155 osmolator?
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The Osmolator actually comes with the pump right in the package so you don't need to buy one!
by Spencer on April 29, 2014, @12:54 PM
I have a litermeter 3 that has failed. It pushes water about 30 feet from the litermeter to a sump tank. Will this pump do the same?
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Spencer,
The max head pressure on the included pump is about 7ft. It likely wouldn't be well suited to this application. That said though, you can get the additional switch socket adapter which would allow you to control any pump via the osmolator system. That way you can use a pump that can handle the head pressure.
by Ronald on January 13, 2014, @2:32 AM
Just wondering if I need 2 ATO. I know you can place it either in the sump or in the tank, but my question is if I place it in the sump will it also refill my tank in that process. I don't see that happening but if it does please let me know.
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Ronald,
If you have a sump, it MUST go in the sump, in the chamber where your return pump is. This is the only area of your tank that will have a changing water level depending on evaporation (unless its far too late!). Only one ATO would be necessary but it must go in that location if you have a sump.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 18) – The Railbird Club returns on Sunday, April 25 and will continue every Sunday throughout the spring-summer meet.
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In this morning's headlines, The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that three senators are urging Education Secretary, Arne Duncan to provide better safety information to college students who plan to study abroad, while Inside Higher Ed covers the brief submitted by ACE and a group of education associations in a study-abroad liability case. In other news, Harvard President Drew Faust writes about the benefits—both tangible and intangible—of attending college. These stories and more below:
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To ensure that each attendee at ACE's 97th Annual Meeting gets the most out of the experience, a number of informal sessions are scheduled to share promising practices on a range of higher education administrative topics and problem areas.
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Movement 1: Allegro con brio
Movement 2: Andante cantabile, con variazioni
Movement 3: Menuetto: Quasi allegro
Movement 4: Prestissimo
Within weeks of his arrival in the imperial capital Beethoven became a house guest of his principal patron Prince Karl Lichnowsky, a talented amateur pianist who kept his own string quartet. The Prince held regular private soirées at which Beethoven would astonish the company with his brilliant keyboard improvisations; and it was at one of these occasions that he chose to introduce his first important Viennese compositions, the set of three piano trios which he published by subscription in August 1795 with a dedication to Lichnowsky. His erstwhile teacher Haydn, recently returned from his second triumphant London visit, was present, and warmly praised the E flat and G major trios. But he suggested that the third trio, in C minor, would not be easily understood by the Viennese public—a well-intentioned remark that the ever-touchy Beethoven put down to envy.
Beethoven was determined to impress and challenge the Viennese musical elite with his first published opus. And with their weighty four-movement structures and urgency of musical dialectic, the Op 1 trios must have seemed like a full-frontal assault on the traditional notion of the piano trio: what had been an intimate domestic medium in Mozart's and Haydn's hands suddenly became a symphony for three instruments. In the first two trios Beethoven's subversiveness was still cloaked in the language of the classical comedy of manners. But in the C minor, No 3, it erupted in a work of startling explosive vehemence and dark lyric beauty.
While it may have shocked some of its early listeners, Haydn included, the C minor Trio gradually became one of Beethoven's most popular chamber works. More than two decades later, in 1817, an amateur composer named Herr Kaufmann submitted to him an arrangement he had made for string quintet, with two violas. Beethoven had it copied out, decided he could do better, and made wholesale improvements to the part-writing. At the top of the score he wrote a jokey, ironic preface, mocking Kaufmann's efforts as a 'three-voice quintet' which he had raised 'from the greatest wretchedness to some respectability', sacrificing the original 'as a solemn burnt offering to the gods of the underworld'.
Beethoven did not jettison Kaufmann's ideas altogether; and the final arrangement, published in 1819 as Op 104, was thus something of a composite effort. The first violin line occasionally betrays its keyboard origins. Yet for the most part the quintet arrangement sounds thoroughly idiomatic, with the most obviously pianistic passages recast for strings and the textures enriched by many touches of imitation. Beethoven's only, minor, structural change was in the finale, where the recapitulation was originally introduced by a flamboyant chromatic scale for the keyboard—a kind of mini-cadenza. For the quintet arrangement this lead-back becomes 'thematic' rather than decorative: the lower parts sound the first four notes of the main theme, while the chromatic scale, now in the first violin, is reduced from eight bars to four.
The mysterious, 'pregnant' unison opening (deprived of its initial 'turn' in the quintet version) is, coincidentally or not, reminiscent of Mozart's Piano Concerto in the same key, K491, a work Beethoven is said to have greatly admired. But the music is profoundly Beethovenian in its abrupt, extreme contrasts, with violent rhetoric (the first page alone is peppered with sforzando accents) alternating with intense pathos and yearning lyricism. The famous heroic narratives of Beethoven's 'middle period' are already in view. There is a thrilling moment at the start of the development where the original pianissimo echo of the main theme a step higher now moves a semitone lower, spiriting the music to a strange new tonal region (C flat major, enharmonically spelt as B major). It is typical of Beethoven, at any period, that the quiet opening phrase returns as a strenuous fortissimo at the start of the recapitulation. Then, in perhaps the most breathtaking stroke of all, the music slips first into C major, pianissimo, with the cello taking the lead (imitated in the quintet arrangement by the first violin), and then into the 'Neapolitan' key of D flat for a new cantabile development of the main theme.
After this high-pressure sonata drama, the slow movement, a set of variations in E flat on one of Beethoven's characteristically plain, hymn-like themes, lowers the tension. But there are plenty of inventive, authentically Beethovenian moments: the boisterous third variation, with its brusque sforzando accents and twanging pizzicatos; the fourth, in E flat minor, initiated by a plangent cello solo; or the coda, beginning with a rich chromatic reworking of the theme.
The third movement, somewhere between a minuet and a scherzo, returns to the agitated, explosive C minor world of the first movement. In the C major trio section Beethoven has fun roughing up the cello's lilting Ländler melody—enriched in the quintet version by a countermelody for second viola—with cussed offbeat accents. The Prestissimo finale (the tempo marking is typical of the young Beethoven's determination to be 'extreme') juxtaposes violence, suppressed agitation and, in the E flat second theme, lyrical tenderness. In the recapitulation the second theme turns from C major to C minor, with deeply pathetic effect. The astonishing coda, held down to pianissimo for most of its eighty-seven bars, slips mysteriously to B minor and then moves, via C minor and F minor, to C major. But the ending is uneasy and equivocal, with minimal sense of resolution (the recent memory of F minor is too strong for that), let alone of major-keyed optimism.
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St. Louis Rams wide receiver Nick Johnson, a former San Lorenzo Valley High and Cabrillo College standout, is returning to Santa Cruz County to host a football camp at the end of the month.
The camp, co-sponsored by Cabrillo College and the 7-on-7 Training Academy founded by Johnson's uncle Sherman Cocroft, will take place from 8 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. March 30 at the Cabrillo campus in Aptos.
"First and foremost it's about giving back to the community," Johnson said.
Twenty percent of the proceeds from the $75 entry fee will go toward Cabrillo's fundraising goal to build a new sports facility.
Johnson said he has trained "several guys" in the local area, including Scotts Valley High senior running back Ari Wargon for several weeks this past summer.
Wargon was named the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League offensive player of the year at running back after the 2012 season.
"It was really cool, and he had a really great season because he put in the work," Johnson said.
Johnson said he is passionate about football and about training and wants to help local athletes succeed.
"(Santa Cruz County) is not a hotspot for highly recruited guys, but there are some guys who are great athletes," he said.
Johnson, 23, was a standout football player and track and field athlete for SLV High before graduating in 2007 and attending California State University, Sacramento, on a track and field scholarship.
After one year in Sacramento, he returned to the county as a wide receiver for the Cabrillo College football team, where he excelled for two years. He then signed a full-ride scholarship to Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Ark. and played two seasons.
Following graduation, Johnson went to live with Cocroft in Southern California, where he trained for five months before signing with the St. Louis Rams as a free agent wide receiver.
Johnson played on the team's practice squad last season, at one point at running back, where he stood in as C.J. Spillar of the Buffalo Bills on the scout team.
This season, he thinks he has a good chance to make the 53-man roster at wide receiver, on special teams or even as a defensive back.
If he makes the team, a two-year deal worth $405,000 per year will take effect.
"I feel pretty good," he said. "The coaches have shown more confidence in me, especially toward the end of last season. I'm looking forward to going to camp, and I plan to make the team this season."
The March 30 camp at Cabrillo College, in the style of the NFL combine, will include evaluation in vertical jump and broad jump, 40-yard dash, shuttle, medicine ball toss and other tasks. It will include position-based football instruction for all positions and then live one-on-one and seven-on-seven competition in shorts and T-shirts.
Zack Heberer, a former University of Southern California lineman, will teach during the camp, along with Johnson and Cocroft.
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Town of Waukesha recall election to move forward
Town of Waukesha - Town Clerk Kathy Karalewitz said Thursday that she will certify petitions for a recall election of Town Chairman Robert Tallinger Sr. and Supervisor Stephen Smart and on Monday ask the Town Board to approve election dates.
A group calling itself Concerned Citizens of the Town of Waukesha organized the recall because the two voted in favor of a land division that could eventually lead to the City of Waukesha's drilling of shallow wells in the town, near the Vernon Marsh. More than 1,800 signatures were filed on petitions accusing the two of negligence in "protecting and promoting the Town of Waukesha's water supply."
A July 13 election is planned, Karalewitz said. Tallinger's and Smart's names will automatically be on the ballot, along with any other candidates who file nomination papers by 5 p.m. on June 15.
If three or more candidates, including the incumbents, are on the ballot, the July 13 election will serve as a primary election to narrow the candidates for each office to two. The general election would then be held Aug. 10.
Karalewitz said candidates can begin circulating nomination papers, which require from 20 to 100 signatures of eligible voters, on Friday.» Read Full Article
Photo Gallery: WIAA state soccer tourney day one
where St. Thomas More defeated Barron 3-0 to advance to the Division 4 final.Day one photos from Uihlein Park in Milwaukee,
Check back Friday for photos and gameday coverage of the Division 2 semifinal between Brookfield East and Pulaski as well as the Division 1 semifinal between Menomonee Falls and Beloit Memorial.
Muskego man charged with sexually assaulting 12-year-old Waukesha girl
A 24-year-old Muskego man is charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old Waukesha girl, whom he communicated with through various social media applications.
Ethan C. Holt was charged on Thursday, Oct. 30, with two counts of first-degree child sex assault — sexual contact with a person under the age of 13 — and another count with use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime. Each charge is a felony.
Sgt. Jerry Habanek said through the Waukesha Police Department's investigation it was learned that Holt communicated with, met and sexually assaulted the young Waukesha girl on more than one occasion. Holt was arrested on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Habanek said Holt used social media telephone apps to communicate with the victim.
Habanek said the apps used were Tinder, a matchmaking mobile app that connects with users' Facebook profiles and also allows users to use GPS technology so they can be matched with anyone within a certain distance; KiK Messenger, an instant messaging app for mobile devices; text messaging; Whisper, which allows users to send messages anonymously, and to receive replies; and Snapchat, a photo messaging app.» Read Full Article
Muskego man, 24, accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl
Authorities on Thursday charged a 24-year-old Muskego man with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl multiple times, and Waukesha police are asking the public for help identifying other possible victims.
Ethan C. Holt was arrested Tuesday after Waukesha police investigators learned he communicated with the teen girl through social media and cellphone apps before assaulting her, according to a news release.
Holt used Tinder, KiK, Whisper, Snapchat and text message to "groom" the girl and sent her nude pictures using those apps and the profile name "probablyinthegym," police said.
Investigators believe Holt may have done the same to other girls in the area.
Holt was charged Thursday with two counts of first degree child sexual assault and one count of using a computer to facilitate a child sex crime, all felonies.» Read Full Article
Waukesha Police Report: Oct. 30, 2014 issue
1 Tools were stolen from work trucks and a trailer at 1921 S. West Ave. overnight Oct. 16-17.
2 A caller reported a vehicle was parked directly in front of Dave's Restaurant with the hood up and blocking traffic at 316 W. Broadway at 10:11 a.m. Oct. 17. A second caller then said the owner of the vehicle was blowing leaves out of his mouth.
3 A person attempted to steal more than $200 worth of merchandise from Walgreens, 221 E. Sunset Drive, at 11:18 a.m. Oct. 17.
4 A woman called police after her ex-husband would not give back the Kirby vacuum that she let him use at 211 N. Racine Ave. at 11:49 a.m. Oct. 17.
5 Two people vandalizing one of the bathrooms at Roberta Park, 201 W. Roberta Ave., at 12:49 a.m. Oct. 18 ran away after seeing police. Police found the word "whore!" in black spray paint on the women's restroom.» Read Full Article
Man robs victim of iPhone near Waukesha's Fox River Trail
Stephen A. Kroll, a 21-year-old Wauwatosa man, has been charged in connection with a strong-armed robbery near the Fox River Trail outside downtown Waukesha early Saturday morning, Oct. 25.
According to Lt. Tom Wagner of the Waukesha Police Department, Kroll took another man's iPhone in the 1100 block of White Rock Avenue and punched the victim 10 to 15 times, with some of the strikes to the back of the head.
Kroll got away after stealing the 25-year-old's phone. Not long after, police tracked the man down in Frame Park, according to police.
Kroll was charged Monday with robbery with use of force, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana.
He is being held at the Waukesha County Jail on a $5,000 cash bond. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 3 p.m. Nov. 3.» Read Full Article
Shared employee health clinic opening next week in Waukesha
Less than a week before its opening, two open houses at the new Waukesha Employee Health and Wellness Center are scheduled over the next two days.
An open house for elected officials is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, at the clinic, 615 W. Moreland Blvd., a facility that was formerly used for offices for the county division of public health.
An open house for employees is then scheduled from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, at the clinic, which is housed on the grounds of the Waukesha County Courthouse.
The health clinic is a shared facility for benefit-enrolled employees and retirees of the city of Waukesha, the Waukesha School District and Waukesha County, along with their families.
The clinic is opening on Monday, Nov. 3.» Read Full Article
Former Waukesha County Health and Human Services building has new life
Mary Emery said she and local preservationists in Waukesha have had their "wins and losses" in trying to protect historical properties from becoming casualties within the city and county over the years.
What happened Tuesday night was in the 'W' column, said Emery, the president of the Waukesha Preservation Alliance.
That's because the Waukesha County Board voted to remove spending money in its five-year capital projects plan for the demolition of the county's old Health and Human Services building — the one-time Moor Mud Baths Resort — on the grounds of the Waukesha County Courthouse.
Emery said she was surprised by the vote — 14 supervisors voted to take $3.3 million that would have been spent to raze the building out of the plan, compared to just 10 who voted for the building to be torn down. Every county committee had previously followed staff's recommendation on voting to raze the building.
Supporters didn't go quietly» Read Full Article
Suburban roundup: Week one of the WIAA football postseason
Blowouts, nailbiters, rising stars and a mud bowl mashup. Such is the story of the kickoff weekend of the WIAA football playoffs.
A roundup of our coverage:
-Initial Reaction podcast: Examining week one matchups.
-Mukwonago duked it out against Hartford in a muddy march of the old-school, smashmouth gameplan, winning 29-6.
-Turnovers spelled the end of Sussex Hamilton's playoff hopes. The Chargers lost 23-16 to Waunakee.» Read Full Article
Catholic Memorial leaves early struggles in rear view
The Catholic Memorial football team began its 2014 playoff run with a 49-6 win over the visiting Raiders from Two Rivers to move onto the second round against Kewaskum next Friday.
Despite the decisive result, however, the game started slowly for the Crusaders. Two Rivers received the opening kickoff, and quarterback Marcos Alfaro hit Ethan Willman for a 69-yard touchdown pass and a 6-0 lead for the seventh-seeded underdog.
The Crusaders hit back on their next possession. Then, they hit back some more.
It started with a 17-yard touchdown run from Tommy Garza to tie the game at 6. The Raiders couldn't get past their own 34 yard line on their next possession, and after a punt set the Crusaders up on their own 45, Alex Bray found Fletcher Metz for a 31-yard touchdown pass and a 12-6 Memorial lead three plays later.
"It was definitely a little concerning," Garza said of the Raiders' opening score. "We tried this week to come out and really prepare, but obviously it was a little bit of a rocky start. We got it together on offense and then we pulled through with our defense."» Read Full Article
Blount capitalizes for Waukesha West, Greenfield eliminated
Waukesha West quarterback Conor Blount turned a short field into a long night for the visiting Greenfield Hustlin' Hawks.
The Wolverines defense provided opportunistic field position, and Blount responded with three second-quarter touchdown passes as Waukesha West rolled to a 35-0 victory over Greenfield in the first round of the Division 2 state football playoffs on Oct. 24.
"That was huge," said Blount, who completed 11 of 17 passes for 139 yards. "All credit to the defense. They put us in those spots, and we just have to capitalize off that. You don't get many chances where you're going to work with 50 or less yards."
The second-seeded Wolverines (8-2) advanced to next weekend's second-round game against sixth-seeded Waterford (7-3), which erased a 14-0 halftime deficit to upset third-seeded South Milwaukee, 21-14.
Each of the Wolverines' first three scores were set up by forcing the Hawks to punt from deep in their own territory.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Level 1
The fight for a championship trophy started Oct. 24 as Level 1 of the WIAA playoffs kicked off.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Level 1.
Zombie walk, trick-or-treating this weekend in downtown Waukesha
Downtown Waukesha is celebrating Halloween this weekend.
So don't be spooked if you see ghosts, goblins and even zombies walking the streets of downtown.
The fifth annual Waukesha Zombie Walk begins at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, in downtown. The walk will end between 3:30 and 4 p.m.
Participants can donate a minimum of five non-perishable food items for the Food Pantry of Waukesha County or pet food, supplies or toys for the Humane Animal Welfare Society or they can pay a $5 fee.
Kids 5 years old and younger walk for free.» Read Full Article
Rep. Bill Kramer faces jail time after pleading to sexual assault
Waukesha — Just days ahead of a scheduled jury trial, state Rep. Bill Kramer (R-Town of Waukesha) Thursday pleaded no contest to reduced charges of two misdemeanor counts of fourth-degree sexual assault.
Kramer entered the plea during what was to have been a status conference on the case, stemming from felony sexual assault charges filed in March against the former No. 2 lawmaker in the Assembly.
Assistant District Attorney Debra Blasius said her office will recommend three years of probation, with a variety of conditions, including nine months in jail with work-release privileges.
Kramer, 49, will not have to register as a sex offender, but must undergo a sex offender assessment and any recommended treatment. Sentencing is set for Nov. 25 before Reserve Judge Neal Nettesheim.
By avoiding a felony conviction, Kramer will be able to serve the remainder of his term in the Assembly, which ends in January. He is not seeking re-election this fall.» Read Full Article
Waukesha Police Report: Oct. 23, 2014 issue
1 A man had his pants down to his knees and was exposing himself at the bus stop across from the Waukesha School District's Early Learning Center, 1150 White Rock Ave., at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 10.
2 A woman at 732 E. North St. wrote a letter to the police department because she believed a man was cutting a wire on her raccoon trap in her backyard prior to 4:24 p.m. Oct. 10. She said she has never witnessed the man on her property but feels he's the culprit because her traps catch the squirrels the man feeds. The man had no idea what police were referring to when he was questioned.
3 A glass art piece was stolen from River's End Gallery, 380 W. Main St., prior to 4:31 p.m. Oct. 10. The caller said it was stolen during the Art Crawl the previous weekend.
4 A man was punched by his intoxicated friend because the man was kicking him out of Walgreens, 230 Madison St., at 5:05 p.m. Oct. 10.
5 A fight was going on inside Boscos Social Club, 260 W. Main St., at 12:12 a.m. Oct. 11.» Read Full Article
Waukesha North Marching Band captures eighth straight state championship
The weather change must have been a foreshadowing of what was ahead at the Wisconsin School Music Association State Marching Band Championships.
"The sun came out a couple of minutes before we came on," said Waukesha North band director Greg Redner.
And with the sun now shining after a gloomy start on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, the site of the event, the Northstars' marching band itself delivered a glowing performance once again, winning its eighth straight state championship and 13th overall.
The Northstars finished with a score 89.20, edging River Falls' 88.85, to capture the Class AAA title at the 30th annual event.
Teams are judged based on visual and music presentation and ranked in categories based on school enrollment.» Read Full Article


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"He introduces conjectures of his own and of other scholars, many of who lived before the nature of oral poetry began to be understood."
"That said, West's critical notes are very scrupulous and complete, so that you can always tell what is in the medieval manuscript tradition by digging in the apparatus. (Van Thiel's edition, which offers a text more along the lines I would prefer, with minimal editorial intervention, provides a stripped-down apparatus that doesn't give as much information about the evidence.) But you shouldn't have to dig in the apparatus to discover the actual evidence."
Ahab wrote:Rather off-topic to this thread, but I thought I'd go ahead and post this link: http://www.klincksieck.com/
Looks like a revised edition of Chantraine's Grammaire homérique is being published.
constant access drives, sponsoring the Classics in school, producing textbooks, summer courses and what not on one end, handing out fellowships and positions on the other...so..
Qimmik wrote:constant access drives, sponsoring the Classics in school, producing textbooks, summer courses and what not on one end, handing out fellowships and positions on the other...so..
You're referring to the Universities. It's their Presses that are the culprits. I'm sure it's is just economics, and the high prices aren't limited to Classics. I was being facetious.
But why is Lewis & Short, a book that was typeset 130 years ago, now priced at USD$250?
I'm American but my copy of one of the volumes of the OCT Homer series still has a sticker on it that reads Price 12/6.
many prominent scholars have found this passage suspicious.
there's a whole monograph on the Doloneia by someone of the Oralist school I think (Casey Dué I think)
Paul Derouda wrote:He calls the simile "a somewhat lurid rhapsodic interpolation, probably" in the Making of the Iliad. I don't have access now to his Studies book were he'll have a full treatment.
West wrote:Hentze pointed out that the simile was intended to illustrate the Myrmidons' courage and eagerness for the fight, and that 160-3, where the description untypically moves on to a second scene and the purpose is lost sight of, might be an interpolation. Leaf adds that the lines contain several strange expressions, 'and one cannot but feel a reluctant suspicon that the directeness of the Epic style would be better preserved by the excision of 158-64 altogether. We thus get rid of the ἡγήτορες ἠδε μέδοντες (164), so that it is the whole body (πάντας 156) which is compared to the herd of wolves, as it should be.' So also, but more decidedly, Wilamowitz (1916), 125. The excision re-unites οἳ δέ in 156 with its verb ῥώοντο in 166.
I have bracketed 165 in addition. Patroclus' preparations have been described separately (130-54), and he then, apart from 165, disappeares until 219. The Myrmidons are pictured rallying about their usual leader, Achilles (155, 166, 168, 198 ff.) Patroclus' appearance beside Achilles in 165-6 is awkward. If 165 is removed together with 156-64 we get a perfectly seamless join:
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ὠμοφάγοι, τοῖσίν τε περὶ φρεσὶν ἄσπετος ἀκή,
ῥώοντ'. ἐν δ' ἄρα τοῖσιν ἀρήϊος ἵστατ' Ἀχιλλεύς
ὀτρύνων ἵππους τε καὶ ἀνέρας ἀσπιδιώτας.
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CHANTAL SUTHERLAND, M ONE RIFLE, Winner—"He did everything perfect. I felt with him I didn't have to be on the lead. With so much speed in there, I was going to see from the gate what was going to happen. He kicked in so hard on the turn, I fell back in the saddle a touch. It was like, wow, what great acceleration. When it all works out, it's a nice thing."
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BRUCE HEADLEY, M ONE RIFLE, Winner: -"Before his last race he had been off a long time and he set blistering fractions and just got tired. That set him up for this race. I usually don't tell a rider anything because you never know how it's going to come up. If I would have said something, I would have told her to be on the lead and I'd have been way off on this one. She's (Chantal Sutherland) a great, great rider. We'll point for the ($100,000) Los Angeles Handicap (May 30) next."
Notes: This was the first stakes win for Sutherland at Hollywood Park since she won the 2008 Generous aboard Mr. Rod.
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