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Ever since I came to Amercan from Colombia were the school system is all messed up I moved 7 times in the past 6 years and to honest with you Turket Creek Middle School has been the best school I ever been in the staff is friendly and the over feeling is awesome our teach our lesson in way that stick with you forever
This school amazing! its not perfect , though. But who's or what's perfect? Nobody. I'm a student there (8th grade) & this is my second year in the AVID program. I simply love it! I want to give special thanks to Mrs. Parson the AVID teacher. Ohh, & also to our tutor Mr. Howards(hope i spell it right). They motivate us every day to succed in whatever we have our mind set to. They're there for you no matter what & they do not only teach us but also believe in us. Something that most teachers do not do. They're great mentors.... I've been through some hard times & i think that Mrs. Parson just by being there everyday & encouraging me made me forget about everything...She has no idea of the effect she has on every single one of us. LOVE YOU MRS.P!<3
I'm a student at turkey creek and it is okay. I think the school needs more sports and it should be free ,because kids just want to do what makes them happy but they can't do it if their parents don't have the money.I also think the principal should let us bring Mp3 players on th bus because it is boring and we have nothing to do.Another thing is you should give us more awards to motivate us and make us proud of ourselfs ,and not for anyone to be left out
This is my last year at TCMS the principal is GREAT! the ag program is wonderful!
The teachers are GREAT. I have Learned Alot Here. If I were you i would take your child here
Ms. Roland is amazing. She is very articulate and cares very much about chidrens potential. She is very interactive and involved in the needs of children. She is a part of my sons academic achievement which I am very greatful for. The school is great, sometime lacks immediateattention whith issues, however, there are overcrowded schools and I think that that should be addressed more. I realize that there is so much the govn't can do but I feel for all of the staff. The all are HEROS in my book. Michelle Aubel - Than you Ms Rowland!!
The school is really amazing. It's a bit unorganized, but besides that, I like waking up and coming here. The only problem is enough discipline isn't given. Fights are quickly handled, but they need to be prevented more. Everyone is also trying to cut constantly in the lunch line like it's their last meal. This is a good school, and the teachers are good too, but..more discipline is needed.
School is okay. New principal can use some work. Most of the teachers are amazing and love to help. Overall it'd be my first choice.
I absolutley love this school. I moved up and found out I was going to go to this school and I didnt want to at first but i really enjoyed it. I made a lot of new friends and was in all advanced classes and the teachers were incredible and happy to help. I learned a lot of stuff at this school and hope to move back to the area so I may attend durant high school.
I love this school! It is the best school.... There is so much activities to do.
This is our 2nd yr at TCM. So far, so good. I haven't come accross anyone not willing to listen or help with questions and problems I've had. I have one child in gifted and another in advance classes. The work in the class rooms have been quite challaging to both children, they both were able to get into their 1st choice on the wheel,(extracurricular activities), and all the teachers have been very willing to allow me in the classroom with or without students present. It's nice to have teachers availiable in person, by phone and via the internet.
Kind of unorganized. Not a great help with the guidance..Lots of fights.
The school is alright, I like it but they need to change the hours from 9:00am - 4:00pm to something like 7:45am - 2:45pm. I am a 7th grade student on the Patriot team.
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Wow RDarken, it's easy to forget that there must be smart sensible republicans out there given what the party is acting like. I would love to see that (or something like that) happening.
Sometimes I think that the circus show is there because what the republicans really stand for is a hard pill to swallow, and thus they think they need to do this in order to win the votes to actually get the job done.
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Just what do the Republicans stand for, that's such a hard pill to swallow? What do the Democrats stand for that's easier to swallow? Pray enlighten me, and leave the extremes out of it.mv
20-04-2012, 01:00 #363
I think a majority of normal people who identify as Republican are smart and sensible. It's just that we get shown the nuts, for whatever reason, and then stupid people buy into it. I think stupid people tend to be a bit louder in expressing their opinions... I think the candidates are so freaking out of their minds because the Republican party seems to choose candidates that are polar opposite to the elected Democrat.
MV's question isn't directed at me, but here's a list of things that boggle my mind:
- Anyone who opposes universal healthcare (predominantly a Republican position - only 34 democrats voted against Obama's reform)
- Anyone who (still) favors lower taxes for wealthy (seems to me this is a problem in both parties, but Democrats are more apt to say they're outraged over taxes, whereas Republicans are happy to say things are fine and we should keep lowering them)
- Anyone who opposes same-sex marriage (predominantly a Republican position)
- Supporters of SOPA / whatever else ($$$$$)
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What goes on is general ignorance of what both sides advocate (I'm not calling you ignorant, just many of the general public). In reality, on almost any issue, both sides have pros and cons and are misinterpreted with generalities.
Let me take your taxes example. Here's what the two parties think (and again, I'm talking the general middle of the bell-curve, not the extremists) about taxes:
-Government should practice fiscal responsibility and let people keep more of what they earn. The national debt is huge not because the public isn't taxed enough, but because the government spends too much. (Do you disagree?)
-Higher taxes discourage hard work. The U.S. has one of the highest corporate tax rates of all developed countries, which tends to squash corporate initiative in the U.S. and leads to sending jobs overseas.
-Fifty-three percent of self-identified Republicans back an increase in taxes on households making more than $250,000, a sentiment at odds with the party's presidential candidates. (It's the candidates who are causing the trouble, I tell ya!)
-Historically, lowering taxes on the wealthy is on a par with Democrat regimes as much as Republican ones. In fact, the rates for individuals in the highest tax bracket began to fall under Kennedy, a Democrat, and continued through Johnson, another Democrat. Lower tax rates in general is generally a bipartisan effort (and I think it should be).
-Democrats support a progressive tax structure. This can help provide more services and reduce economic inequality. Currently they have proposed reversing those tax cuts the Bush administration gave to the wealthiest Americans while wishing to keep in place those given to the middle class. Most Republican citizens are also in favor of this. (Again, the candidates themselves are the ones acting all radical about it).
The truth is that there are good points to be made on both sides. Republican-leaning people tend to think Democrats are a bunch of pansies who want to change our government to Communism, and sing Kumbaya around the campfire. Democrat-leaning people tend to think Republicans are a bunch of gun-toting bible-thumping rednecks who don't want to change with the times. Both sides couldn't be more wrong.mv
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The democratic party is actually MORE rightwing than this VB while the republican party is so far of the scale that it doesn't compare anymore to european politics. So to leave the extremes out, you have the choice between extreme right, and f'n extreme right. What the republican party stands for currently has literally started 2 world wars in Europe. Take this any way you want but in Europe we're pretty scared of anything that smells of extreme nationalism, pledging to flags, extreme social conservatism (homophobia, against-choice, death penalty, ...) and intervetionism. There is a very specific reason we don't do that anymore because after 2 devastating wars we kinda decided it is not a good political ideology.
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MV, I totally agree that it's often the candidates / representatives that cause the problems. And I also realize I absolutely over-simplified the situations. When I said "predominantly a Republican position," I meant elected officials.
The issue with corporate taxes as you describe on the Republican side isn't so much the tax rate, but the fact that there are so many ways for these companies to reduce or eliminate what they actually have to pay in taxes. So, while the rate may be high, many of the biggest-earning companies pay little to no tax each year.
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Of course, if you go ahead and say that, you have poor people voting against you. You can't afford to lose that 50% in elections, so republicans have to find ways to get the poor people vote even though it's against the poor people's best interest.
Perfect example is lying about Obamacare so poor people would be against it. I can understand rich or wealthy people not wanting to pay for universal healthcare if they can afford their own, but no poor person in their right mind would want to give up their universal healthcare.
And before someone calls me Godwin or something, I don't mean it like that. Once can be an economic and military power without abusing it, policing the world yet also trying to help the world become democratic and all.
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If I were to say that I oppose Obamacare (and I do), I'd be auto-branded as a Republican. I am not opposed to universal health care, though; I just happen to think Obamacare as it stands, is flawed and will end up costing the taxpayer a lot more money in the long run. It needs to be revamped. Other countries have been successful with socialized medicine and we need to look at some of those systems; I would be willing to pay more taxes for a program that actually works.
If I were to say that I'm pro-choice (which I grudgingly must say I am), I would be auto-branded a Democrat (though there are pro-life Democrats as well). I don't like the idea of abortion, not at all...but I do think nobody should be able to tell a woman what she does with her body.
Those are just two examples in my own case. Am I a Republican or a Democrat? Most people I know have the same kind of pros/cons when it comes to any issue. I would have to say that in the next election, I'm leaning toward Republican, only because I believe spending must be vastly curtailed before we can even consider improving the status of the nation, and I don't believe Democrats have gotten the picture yet regarding fiscal responsibility and frugality. But I'm not impressed with any of the Republican candidates so far, and may end up voting Democrat after all.mv

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Do a List of the Polyline and Viewport and post the results.
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rooms not cleaned every day
Ideal location and bar
Doors were banging without fail gone midnight and then around 5am Over the 3 night stay, tea & coffee sachets were topped up once, baths towels changed once and bed sheets were never changed during the whole stay
Excellent location , amazing value for money, we will be back
Friendly staff, excellent facilities, very clean and good food at a reasonable price. All makes for a very enjoyable mountain bike weekend.
We had really creaky floor boards in our room, I'd hate to have had the room underneath! I hear a much needed drying room is coming soon which will be great.
Nothing except the location and the local Welsh lady who served breakfast.- and of course the location.
Surly staff who avoided ones eye and said nothing they absolutely didn't have to. The bedroom was meagre and bare with cheap fittings. The pillows needed a wash so though the cheap linen was clean the pillows weren't and each smelled different and of human smell. The waiter would have preferred me not to be there and again had an arrogant poor attitude. The room had mould under the window and general cleanliness wasn't that good. Not dirty but hardly sparkling. A 9 rating. You have to be kidding- did I stay somewhere else? Isn't it normal to be friendly when staffing somewhere like this. I wish I had slept in the car and saved myself the money. I would give it a 2 for the lovely Welsh waitress and the good but hardly great sausage and mash which was £13- And no nice lounge or sitting area that felt comfy. Absolutely nothing extra. I hope this is posted I will look out for it.
Been here twice now, staff are great food is great. There is nothing you can fault. Already looking to book next year and take my 12 year old son.
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Had a fantastic stay at Afan Lodge Again... Staff are FANTASTIC and will take the time to get to know you by name which makes your stay more relaxing... Weather was wet but the area is GREAT for Mountain Biking and Walking what ever the weather through's at you..
what didn't i like??? Can dislike anything.. this was my 3rd visit there in 10 mnth's.
Location is ideal for Mountain biking.
General ambiance of the lodge, with friendly staff.
The last evening meals are at 8.30pm, which bearing in mind there is nowhere else to eat for many miles was a bit disappointing after a day out.
Great location and very friendly and helpful staff and definitely will recommend and visit again.
Comfort of room
Poor quality of food at evening meal
The location was excellent,the staff were great. Richard and Louise are fantastic hosts,Louises dad was full of local trail knowledge and always willing to help.Bike storage was very secure,prices were great.It was Lissa's birthday while were were there and a birthday greeting appeared on the Facebook page,a nice personal touch. The location and view are fantastic too,we will be back. Mick and Lissa.
We didn't stay long enough!!!!!
The view !
The beds are short and narrow for my lenght 6 foot, and the wifi was often out of order, and not available in the roome, only in the bar.
Close to the Afan trails
Fantastic location for access to all the Afan trails. Safe bike lockup & a good bar & restaurant to retire to after some bike & personal TLC!!
After checking out on the Sunday & having a very muddy 24k blast before the long drive home, I had to shower in the car park using the bike wash hose. A shower in the bike lockup would've been a luxury
Great accommodations for mountainbiking, staff knows all about The area, good food, nice bar, good atmosphere
The only thing we missed are washing/drying facilities for your dirty mtb clothes
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Staff were excellent - Foods is good
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Very little, just a wet room that lived up to its name after a shower.
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New Carlisle beauty salon thriving despite competition
Last updated at 13:36, Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Lucy Collier has no regrets – three months after entering one of the most fiercely-competitive businesses around.
The 25-year-old opened Nu Beauty in Carlisle's Chapel Street in October.
There is no shortage of beauty salons in Carlisle but trade has been brisk nonetheless.
She said: "Christmas was a whirlwind. It's been amazing. We were fully booked a lot of the time."
Miss Collier, who is the partner of the former Carlisle United and Annan Athletic footballer Michael Jack, trained at Carlisle College and worked in a spa for five years before branching out on her own.
She said: "He's always wanted me to start my own business.
"It was just a question of biting the bullet and having the confidence to do it.
"When you work for someone else you realise it can be difficult being in business but you want a bit more. I am so pleased I've done it now."
The ground-floor salon, which is tastefully decorated in calm, muted colours, has two treatment rooms.
It offers body and facial treatments and massages, hand-and-foot care, waxing, make-up and eye treatments. Specialities include lash extensions, Shellac nails and HD Brows.
Miss Collier said: "HD Brows is a way of tailoring the brow to get a celebrity look. It's the latest thing."
She also does wedding make-up and will travel to the bride's home.
Although the majority of customers at Nu Beauty are women, increasing numbers of image-conscious men are booking treatments too. She said: "We've even had some having their eyebrows done.
"There's probably a whole new market in male grooming to look into."
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The Los Angeles Kings have shored up their defense while waiting to see what forward they can acquire, by nabbing blueliner Brayden McNabb from the Buffalo Sabres.
McNabb is a 6'4″, 210 lb bleuliner who becomes a depth player on the Kings. He is in his third pro season, and has played 37 career NHL games. He is pointless in 12 NHL games this season. He is a stay at home defenseman with size that can be counted on in his own end to be a shutdown type player and penalty killer when the need exists.
He does have a track record of scoring points in the AHL, and possesses a great shot. He does have 7 career NHL points.
The Kings apparently give up winger Hudson Fasching & Nicholas Deslauriers for McNabb and 2 second round picks.
Fasching was a memeber of Team USA at the World Junior Championships and is currently attending the University of Minnesota. He was LA's 4th round pick in the 2013 draft.
Delauriers is a solid prospect who has been buried in Manchester for 3 seasons. He was the Kings' third round pick in 2009, drafted as a defenseman but converted to forward as a pro.
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Rishikesh is a holy city for Hindus and a famous centre of pilgrimage. It is known as the gateway to the Himalayas and is located 25 km away from Haridwar. Rishikesh is the starting point for traveling to the sites that form the Char Dham pilgrimage — Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri. The sacred river Ganga flows through the city. In fact, it is here that the river leaves the Shivalik mountains Himalayas, and flows out into the plains of northern India. Several temples can be found along the banks of the Ganges. Sometimes nicknamed "the world-capital of Yoga", it has numerous yoga centres.
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created an impetus for change, an initiative for change is also emerging from various professions to recognize the signs of domestic violence and to conduct proper inquiries and referrals when such cases come to their attention. Despite their pivotal role, however, the training and education of health care professionals about family violence remain inadequate for proper intervention (Institute of Medicine, 2001).
Mental health professions have adopted standards, procedures, and practices for dealing with many forms of domestic violence, which have been implemented sporadically at community, state, and national levels. Social service professionals have supported and often been responsible for the development of new treatment orientations and options for both victims and perpetrators of domestic violence. At a preventative level, many communities have recognized their responsibility in dealing with woman and child abuse issues through training programs, education, and the allocation of resources to relevant individuals and families. Finally, the general public's level of consciousness has been raised by the widespread use of hot lines, abuse registries, and public education campaigns.1 This chapter considers how these developments in related areas of domestic violence can inform the field of elder abuse intervention.
There have been numerous attempts in the last decade to develop screening instruments to identify persons at risk for elder abuse or neglect, following the lead of child welfare authorities. However, detection of abuse and neglect of the elderly is complicated by a number of factors, such as the recognition that older adults are often unwilling to report abuse due to feelings of shame, fear of retaliation, or fear of being placed in an institution (Mulligan, 1990). By and large, elder abuse investigators have developed screening instruments much like those aimed at detecting child or woman abuse, which are designed and put into place by persons in hospitals and other front-line community-based settings.
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Monday Morning Motivation | Undeterred By Fear
How well do you tolerate fear? Being undeterred by fear is a characteristic of high-performing chiropractors.
Fear prompts many to avoid the truth. We talk too much, preventing others from expressing a contrarian view. We neglect to ask questions for fear that what we learn will shake our confidence or catch us unprepared. We refuse to take post X-rays for fear that chiropractic is merely a philosophy that doesn't produce real change. We claim we're too busy to call a new patient after the first visit for fear that we won't like what they have to say. We tolerate incompetency among team members, fearful that someone new will be worse. We fail to discuss the dismissal process in advance, fearing it will jinx patient follow through.
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daria42 writes "It looks like Adult magazine publisher Perfect 10 is suing Google to stop the search engine giant from using images of models in the images part of its search engine. The publisher has alleged Google is in breach of its copyright by displaying more than 3,000 photos." From the article: "Perfect 10 first became aware of Google serving up text links to other Web sites that allegedly carried copyright images of Perfect 10 models back in 2001, Zada said in an interview on Thursday. The company then sent notices to Google, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, asking the search giant to discontinue linking to the other sites." Additionally, with users writing to mention that that Google has changed their 10 Things statement recently, yet another article comparing them to Microsoft was bound to turn up. From the Sydney Herald article: "The question is whether the young upstarts who have built a hugely profitable business on Google's anti-corporate image are on the way to following Gates's path from bright young turk to monopolistic behemoth." Update: 08/26 13:27 GMT by Z : xmas2003 points out that the requested injunction is part of the suit Perfect 10 brought against Google last November, which we have previously reported on.


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The Energy Information Administration (EIA) today reported the largest annual decline in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions since it has begun reporting greenhouse gas emissions annually. According to the EIA report, carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel in the United States has dropped from 5,967 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2007 to 5,802 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2008. This is a 2.8 percent decrease.
Further data from EIA shows that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by 1.1 percent in 2008 despite the end-of-the-year economic downturn, while energy demand, largely in part due to record-high oil prices, decreased by 2.2 percent, indicating that energy intensity (energy use per unit of GDP) fell by 3.3 percent in 2008 and carbon dioxide intensity fell by 3.8 percent. Since 1990, the carbon dioxide intensity of the economy has fallen by 29.3 percent or 1.9 percent per year. High oil prices have also led to a 6-percent decrease in oil-related emissions, accounting for a large portion of the overall reduction in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions.
Despite the progress made by the 2.8-percent decrease in 2008, the total U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have increased by 15.9 percent since 1990. These emissions account for over 80 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
Additional data from EIA also showed that transportation-related emissions, which account for approximately one-third of total energy-related carbon dioxide emissions, decreased by 5.2 percent in 2008; the only other year to experience a decline in transportation emissions was 2001. Industrial carbon dioxide emissions also decreased in the last year, falling by 3.2 percent and continuing the trend of falling industrial sector emissions since 2004; however, emissions in the commercial sector increased by 0.5 percent in 2008. Electric power sector emissions, which are the largest source of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions and account for 41 percent of total emissions, did decrease by about 50 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, or about 2.1 percent. An increase in wind-powered generation is reflected in the overall decrease in the emissions intensity of generation in 2008.
As more complete energy data becomes available, EIA will continue to refine its estimates of carbon dioxide emissions from 2008. An updated energy data report and further analysis will be issued in late 2009, along with the full inventory of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in 2008.
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If you haven't already had a chance to check out my GPS Feature over on FanSided.com, take a look here.
I'd actually been working on that story since back in Spring, and I asked repeatedly for an interview or a quote or even some information from Florida State's Sports Information Directors (SID's) throughout the Seminoles' Spring practice schedule. I got stonewalled. So you could imagine my reaction when David Hale ran his GPS piece on Monday. Nevertheless, this is a fairly broad topic and I think I managed to do a good job of covering new ground from what appeared over on ESPN.
Truth be told, this isn't really new technology in the sense that it's already being used for soccer, rugby and olympic sports in Europe and Australia. It is new to football though and that's why Erik Korem is such an integral figure. Korem brought the GPS system to Florida State and convinced Jimbo Fisher to give it a shot. Before that, American football had largely ignored the concept.
Here are some of the finer Florida State-related points from my GPS article (again, you can find it in full right here):
Here's what Korem, who got Fisher turned on to this technology in 2010 had to say about it:
"At first, he was a little skeptical — I think everyone was. They were like 'what are we doing?' You know, 'these guys don't know what they're talking about.'" said Korem. "To Jimbo Fisher's credit, he was willing to step out on a ledge and give it a shot. And I owe him a lot."
Gary McCoy, an Australian sports scientist for Catapult had this to say about Fisher:
"[Jimbo Fisher] was one of the early ones to embrace it. Here's what Florida State did well, one they hired a really smart guy, two, they let him do his job," said McCoy. "Erik was able to get in, look at the data and not change the culture — because Jimbo has a certain way he does things — the data is not meant to change a culture. It's meant to empower it."
One of the points that really can't be left out of any discussion about GPS training and its benefits is athletic symmetry — meaning, how balanced an athlete's motion is. There's a lot of discussion about the fact this system can predict injuries and help players recover from injuries better, but how does it do that? Largely in part by looking at asymmetry in an athlete. How is the weight displacement when he runs? Does he bear more weight on one leg than the other? Is the impact the same on both sides?
Exercise is cumulative, meaning asymmetry builds up over time and can eventually result in injury and degradation. The story cites, as an example, an NFL center whose cumulative asymmetry had caused him to deteriorate and he could no longer move well to his left. Once the team was able to identify that, it gave clarity to a lot of their concerns. At FSU, it's no different. Fisher's staff is not just measuring how much their athletes run, they're measuring how they run — making sure the players form good habits and monitoring the toll each practice and game is taking on not just their overall fitness, but also on their symmetry.
Per McCoy:
"Understanding asymmetry is the very first step in offsetting athletic soft tissue injuries. And a team like Florida State who measure both asymmetry and overall load week in and week out for their athletes are doing it better than anybody. And it's just over time if you're smart enough to really use the data — not so much to change their culture — but you use it as a tool to change their process."
At the time I spoke with McCoy back in March, he said FSU was "using Charlie, our S-4 Monitoring system." But that they intended to upgrade (and by now, they likely have) to the Catapult S5 system before the coming season.
One of the more well-discussed points from Hale's piece on Monday was that a rocket scientist was running the program now at Florida State. Truth be told, even with all the improvements to Catapult and GPSports' systems, you still need a very bright individual to know how to use all the information. These are screen shots from Catapult's competitor GPSports' analytics program, just to give you an idea of what the data comes back looking like:
This wouldn't make much sense to you or I (unless we'd been taught to read it) beyond just being bars and random figures, but to some of the folks on the cutting edge of sports science, it's information brimming with possibilities. People like Erik Korem, Chris Jacobs and Troy Flanagan from the US ski and snowboard association are some of the best minds in sports, but 20 or 30 years ago they probably would have sounded like crazy men in tin-foil hats.
Today they're reimagining the way we do things in American sports. Take for instance Korem, talking about gaining an understanding of what it is a player is even expected to do in terms of physical exertion on a football field:
"That sounds really simple because you watch the game and you see what they're doing, but what does a receiver actually do?" asks Korem. "For instance, at UK in the hurry-up, no-huddle offense, it's drastically different than what a receiver does in more of a pro-style offense, more like what Jimbo Fisher runs — because I have the data on both, it's just a totally different feel. But even broader than that, what we thought American football players did for a long period of time as far as like just movement dynamics, and the energy systems involved, the training in practices never really matched those true demands. So, the tracking systems give us an idea."
For the longest time football coaches just did things because that's the way they personally thought it was the best. And challenging that line of thinking has not been easy. But as we've seen more of a push towards safety; and as science has brought us a better understanding of the human body and how people can better train — it's caused us to shine more of a light on what was once considered standard football procedure and ask, 'why?'
The resulting information is changing the game. The Seattle Seahawks used GPSports' system last year. It probably helped. FSU has been using Catapult's system for four years. Having been there for the last three years covering the team personally, I can definitely say — it's helped.
Mike Bianchi wrote something similar in the Orlando Sentinel earlier this week, but for a fast-talking, son of a coal miner from West Virginia — Jimbo Fisher is pretty progressive.
But it also takes someone to bring him the ideas and push for more advancement too, that guy was Erik Korem. And as much as he did for Florida State, when he left for Kentucky before last season it was a big loss. Kentucky has taken FSU's initiative a step further. They have the first true High Performance Training model in American sports, complete with buy-in from the university exercise science department and massive resources to boot. Kentucky may have gone 2-10 last year but they pulled in a top 20 recruiting class and they're investing as much (if not more) in player development as anyone in the SEC.
It will be interesting to watch over the next few years to see if being on cutting edge helps the Wildcats raise their national profile. For their part, the NFL is already interested, Korem spent his off-season touring NFL facilities as a consultant. It seems more and more teams are looking to the skies for help training.
Meanwhile, FSU is way ahead of the game.
For all the latest Florida State news and updates, follow Patrik Nohe on Twitter…


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text: Litigator-turned-therapist tries to help others manage the stress that did him in By: Brandon Gee February 20, 2014 It's no secret that being a lawyer is a stressful job. But how to cope with that stress and maintain a healthy and happy work-life balance remains a mystery to a lot of attorneys. Oftentimes, those are the ones who flame out, resigning themselves to unhappy, if lucrative, worker-bee existences. Or worse. Andrew D. Kang, 43, was ... Subscribe Login Email Address: Password: Already a paid subscriber but not registered for online access yet? For instructions on how to get premium web access, click here.Forgot your password? Share this:EmailPrintFacebookLinkedInTwitterGoogle +1 5:20 pm Thu, February 20, 2014 Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Brandon Gee


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New York Knicks' power forward Amare Stoudemire (knee) has been given the go-ahead by doctors to play up to 30 minutes per game. Amare was previously advised to play around 20 minutes in each contest, and did so for the most part. He's averaged 20.8 minutes in his seven games this season, topping 23 only once (28).
Head coach Mike Woodson will likely expand STAT's playing time, but not due to how he's performed in limited action this season. Amare is averaging only 9.4 points per game on 44.2% shooting, and is hauling in an average of only 3.0 rebounds. Granted, he has shot at least 50% from the field in three of his past four games, which is encouraging.
The reason Amare's playing time will increase is because the more live action he gets, the sooner he'll be back to being the same Amar'e Stoudemire we're used to seeing. An increase in minutes will allow him to get more time doing the best workout available - playing against NBA opponents.
When watching Amare play, it's obvious that he is still working to get his legs back. His signature explosiveness simply is not there in most cases. He has had a few vicious slams that remind Knicks fans of Amare's early days in New York, but he hasn't been able to consistently elevate for easy buckets and rebounds. His mid-range jump shot - which was absolutely automatic in 2010-11 season - has become a weakness, and he'll need that live action to get his rhythm back in the mid-range game.
The best part about the news of Amare increasing his minutes is that the fragile power forward hasn't experienced any setbacks, even after playing in a back-to-back against two of the league's physically toughest teams (Pacers and Bulls).
Hopefully, this increase in minutes will allow Amare to expedite the process of returning to an All-Star-caliber power forward, and help make the Knicks' bench the best in the NBA.
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Adventerous, affordable, celebratory dinner in D.C. (Palena? Corduroy? Or...?)
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I'm a MA hound and I'll be in D.C. for a conference at end of August/beginning of September. I'm charged with organizing a dinner for 6-8 people in honor of a good friend and colleague who will be winning an award that day and who has learned to let me pick the restaurants in unfamiliar cities. I don't know D.C. well at all, though I've spent some time searching the board to refine my question to you. Please help. Here are the needs/constraints/ideas:
The honoree says I can choose anything but Indian/Pakistani food. I want (above all) the food to be exciting but also for the place to feel in some way (choose one) inviting, hip, fun or somehow special but not (this is important, too) overly formal or stuffy (no jacket and tie only places). Some of my colleagues are (alas!) less willing than I am to shell out for a meal (Citronelle is out of reach, e.g., and, as a rough target, anything that required each colleague to spend over, say $60 plus tip might start getting me in trouble). Some of these folks, including the honoree, may also be less willing to travel for food than I am, so I've ruled out, say, Southeast Asian food (a love of mine) in the burbs. We'll all be staying at or right by the Omni Shoreham, and the further beyond 15 or 20 minutes we go from there, the less popular I'll be. My search of the board has given me the following list. My question to you is both what you'd recommend from this or alternatives in the same spirit.
Jaleo (I've been, loved it, and Zaytiniya, too) but my one visit was with the colleague in question, so I hesitate to do a repeat for him)
Palena (some colleagues might blanch at the price on the 3 or 4 course menus, but should be ok with the $56 for two)
PS7's: (I personally don't care about cocktails though perhaps some in the group might, but I'm more interested in opinions on the food)
Blue Duck Tavern
Any advice from local hounds would be much appreciated.
PS7 Restaurant
777 I Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
3529 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
Sonoma Restaurant
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- Corduroy = Jackets preferred
- Palena is close to your hotel (Up one metro stop/short cab ride to Cleveland park)
- Tabard Inn is in Dupont (there's many suggestions on this board for Dupont Circle)
- If you want drinks afterward, there will be more options in Dupont than Cleveland park
- go enjoy the other places on your own as they're outside the 15-20 minute popularity zone.
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I would nix PS7 it's not very special in any way.
I like Blue Duck Tavern, note you will need to get family style sides as many of the dishes are meat only.
Corduroy might be too formal they prefer a jacket and no shorts.
I haven't been to Sonoma in a while, but have really enjoyed it in the past. Palena I love, but two courses in the back room may be not quite enough food, unless they are light eaters.
I would add to your list: Dino- special in a fun intimate way, has a spectacular wine list with many reasonable bottles and very good food- check their website for upcoming specials I know they are celebrating their birthday here soon. Againn- you might have the check prices here to see if it fits the budget, they have as good cocktails, excellent food. You could check out Cafe Atlantico it's another Jose Andres joint.
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I would add Proof to the list as well.
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Oyamel is yet another option from Andres.
Againn has an unusual Irish / Gastropub menu with tremendous attention to detail. High quality throughout.
Palena would be my choice but on the high end of your scale. The back room is where it is at, but you can order ANYTHING from the back room list while dining in the front room (where you can get great food as well, the burger, the chicken, the fry plate!). The biggest table Palena does in the back room is 6 though, so if you are beyond that, your only choice is the front cafe portion. The food at Palena is among the best in the city and is extremely seasonal and dare I say magical. And when I go during the summer, I wear nice casual pants and a great Hawaiian shirt -- Palena is not stuffy, but if someone wants to dress up, that works too.
That said, Corduroy would be another great choice from your list.
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Bibiana has some excellent food. The artichoke is perfect and the stuffed pasta with lemon and ricotta is ethereal. Top of the line.
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I would also suggest Dino. They have great food and wine and offer specials almost every night of the week. I think there is something there that would work for everyone.
It is also close to your hotel. Hop on the Metro or grab a couple of cabs and you are there.
I would recommend Zengo. It's adventerous - asian/latin fusion - there are small and large plates, it's affordable, and it has a very celebratory atmosphere. Lots of good tables for groups. It's in Chinatown/Gallery Place. It is not at all formal and/or stuffy, but it's done up. I like to go there for dinner before I go out on the weekend - totally a jeans and nice shirt kind of place.
I would agree with the suggestion of Proof also - it will be a little bit pricier. They are also a little stuffier (my friends got kicked out at a birthday party!). You don't have to wear a jacket, but it's not the atmosphere that Jaleo has. The food is, however, in my opinion, better than Zengo, and you can order a couple dozen wines by the glass, and in 2oz tasting pours. It's kind of fun to try and match a taste to each course/dish. And the deserts are amazing.
I go to Tabard Inn or Blue Duck for romantic dinners. Againn has a really nice whisky selection, so if anyone's into that, or authentic british pub food, go there. It's a unique, neat place. It has less of a celebratory feel than the other two places, though, IMO, but I do really love it there. Oyamel is good idea also, but, for me, the atmosphere is over the top - like Jaleo with ADD on speed. It gave me a splitting headache. I'd say Zengo has the atmosphere most similar to Jaleo or Zaytinya, and Proof is on the same page, but a step up the formality ladder.
Thanks to all of you for helpful replies. I am pretty tempted by several and will have to ponder--will also probably get to more than one of these places, since I'll be out for other dinners at this conference. I'll post a report when it's all over.
Based on the recommendations I sent several menus to the honoree and we chose Palena. Our group, however, grew too large to make a reservation for the back room, and so I instead booked a table at Proof. Had the dinner last night. Dinner was fabulous. The atmosphere and service were excellent. (The so dark you need a flashlight to read your menu gimmick is sort of silly, but kind fo amusing, too, and we certainly had a festive time.) Everyone seemed to like their food very much. I split a butter crunch lettuce salad with avocado, valencia oranges, grapefruit, and toasted quinoa, and had for myself the tuna tartare and the honey and spice glazed duck breast. All were superb. I would gladly work my way through many other items on the menu. The wine list is a little thin for choices in the mid two digits, which is definitely where our group wanted to be. (Perhaps it's odd to go for reasons other than the wine, which is essentially what we did.) But that all worked out fine. So I thank you for the recommendations and hope to try several others on my next visit.
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