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September 20, 2011
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September 19, 2011
Dan Hays may be the new assistant professor of theatre at Nebraska Wesleyan, but he is definitely no stranger to the theatre department.
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U.S. News & World Report has ranked Nebraska Wesleyan among the top 150 liberal arts colleges in the country.
September 13, 2011
Willard Sorority and Zeta Psi Fraternity will rock for 24 hours and host a benefit cookout for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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September 12, 2011
Sophomore Eric Jackson admits he didn't understand the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. But he was only a fourth-grader.
September 12, 2011
With experience in many languages and a love for all things culture, its no wonder Sarah Barr was destined to be Nebraska Wesleyan University's new Director of Global Engagement.
September 11, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University will celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day when it hosts a naturalization ceremony on Friday, September 16 for 129 new citizens from 38 countries.
September 2, 2011
Michelle Zhang wrote a traditional research paper for her "Politics of China" class. Little did she know that assignment would eventually lead to a collaborative research project with her professor...
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Delta Zeta Sorority will hold its DZ Dogs fundraiser on Tuesday, September 13. The event includes a hot dog eating contest.
August 31, 2011
NWU will open its first of nearly 35 student-directed plays this weekend with "The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds."
August 30, 2011
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August 30, 2011
A campus memorial service will be held Thursday, September 8 for recent NWU graduate Nick Lee.
August 22, 2011
The Weary Center is offering a number of Fitness Classes available to all NWU students, faculty and staff.
August 19, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Elder Gallery will open for the new academic year with the exhibit "2+1."
August 18, 2011
A memorial service for Paul Laursen will be held Saturday, August 20 at 11 a.m. at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Lincoln.
August 15, 2011
As NWU starts classes, five forenisc science graduates and students start a new job at American Systems in Virginia as latent fingerprint technicians.
August 12, 2011
For the 17th consecutive year, more than 400 first year students joined faculty and staff and hit the streets of Lincoln on Saturday, August 20 to help 20 service agencies with their projects.
August 11, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Career and Counseling Center is offering a new service to students and alumni seeking career assistance.
August 10, 2011
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August 9, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University junior Laura Booton has loved math ever since she was old enough to count.
August 8, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University's fall semester begins Monday, August 22. Faculty and students will return to find some enhancements to programs and facilities and will also find a few new faces.
August 5, 2011
A Nebraska Wesleyan University alum's film about mental illness has been selected for the 2011 Local Filmmakers Showcase.
August 4, 2011
The Nebraska Wesleyan University men's basketball team will embark on its first international tour.
August 4, 2011
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Now that the month of August is here, students are likely thinking about their return to campus. Nebraska Wesleyan University's Center for Student Involvement has planned a variety of events over the...
August 2, 2011
Returning students can begin moving back to campus on Friday, August 19.
August 2, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Cooper Center for Academic Achievement has received a $51,600 grant that will provide for extended hours, additional staffing, and new instruction.
August 1, 2011
The Weary Center's Open Recreation hours for the Fall 2011 semester will be: Monday - Thursday6:15a - 11:00p Friday6:15a - 7:00p
July 28, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University students Raven Shirley and Nick Lee are passionate about sports so when two internships to help coordinate the state's largest amateur sports festival became available,...
July 25, 2011
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July 13, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University will kick off its fall lecture series with its annual Visions & Ventures Symposium, which will address the economics, ethics and politics of sports.
July 13, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University art professor David Gracie currently has a painting included in a Chicago exhibit.
June 29, 2011
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June 28, 2011
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June 27, 2011
Psychology professor Jerry Bockoven admits his "History and Systems" class may sound a little boring to students.
June 23, 2011
Twelve Nebraska Wesleyan University students have returned from a service trip to China.
June 22, 2011
Summer camp is a rite of passage for many kids.
June 15, 2011
William Kloefkorn died on May 19, 2011. Kloefkorn taught English at Nebraska Wesleyan University for 40 years and served as Nebraska state poet for 29.
June 13, 2011
Join us on Satuday, July 16 on Home Run Terrace for NWU Night at the Lincoln Saltdogs.
June 13, 2011
Nine Nebraska Wesleyan University students and a professor were honored during the 2010-2011 academic year with national prestigious scholarships and internships.
June 13, 2011
Second year forensic science students finish their crime scene practicum with a mock grand jury, putting their evidence together to indict their suspects.
June 9, 2011
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Even though five key seniors, including leading scoring threat Ben Landers, are gone from the Creston boys soccer team, coach Jesus Rodriguez is hopeful for improvement in his second year.
The reason is more contact, literally, with the sport in the months leading up to the 2013 season.
"The one thing we did different this year, was that we had open gyms the entire year," Rodriguez said. "Since the summer, and when school started until it got cold, the guys were outdoors practicing basic skills — trapping and passing. They continued to work indoors when the weather got bad."
The trend paid dividends in terms of being prepared for the spring soccer season, the former Graceland University player and assistant coach said.
"Even though they were participating in other sports, they still made the effort to come and play," Rodriguez said. "They wanted to get their skills better. We're passing the ball a lot more, much better control of the ball."
It's all part of the push to improve, he said, from last year's record of 3-11 overall and 0-6 in the Hawkeye 10. There were a series of close calls in conference play, including a pair of 2-1 losses to Denison-Schleswig and Carroll Kuemper, and a 3-2 setback to Atlantic when the Panthers gave up three penalty kicks.
Harlan edged Creston, 1-0, in a Class 2A substate match.
"We had our chances," Rodriguez said. "One (shot) was just over the bar, one corner kick was like an inch from going in. It was a good game and the guys were excited that we competed so well. I told them to always strive for more. We won three games last year, let's try for more. Don't be content with winning three or four games."
Glenwood was Hawkeye 10 champ in 2012 with a 6-0 mark, one win ahead of Lewis Central that went 10-3 overall.
Landers is gone from the forward position after earning Hawkeye 10 second-team honors as a senior. Earning conference honorable mention were graduating senior defender Kolby Shaw, and freshman forward Conner Pals.
Other seniors were varsity veterans Brad Weis and Juwan Parrish, and Dusty Hallett.
Pals is an example of several players who gained valuable experience as ninth-graders, with significant roles in sight for this campaign that starts Thursday at Underwood.
"Pals scored three goals in our scrimmage," Rodriguez said. "He's bigger and faster than last year. It's surprising how much those freshmen have grown in one year. Last year I played a lot of them because I wanted them to have experience for this year."
Another one of those 2013 sophomores is McClain Haines, pegged by Rodriguez to join Pals up front as a forward. Other forward candidates are senior Francisco Martinez, currently ineligible, and sophomore Cory Rathe.
In the midfield, Rodriguez will have returnees Josh Sawtelle and Levi Eblen in the center, if Eblen continues to make progress from a football knee injury. Sophomore Garret Geary has been working on the right side, with junior Kruz Adamson and freshman Brandon Lee on the left side.
Last year as a sophomore, Trevor Frain made the switch to soccer and became a key member of the middle-field defense.
"Frain picked things up quickly," Rodriguez said. "He plays physical and when we put him right above the defense, he really disrupted play in the middle."
Much of the rest of the defense returns, as well. That group includes sophomores Tayler Pettit, Alex Tamerius, Brant Hudson and Kaleb Cook. Adding depth to the defense are seniors Kevin Pellman and Gage Cheers and junior Zack Peppmeier.
"A lot of our defenders are also out for track," Rodriguez said, "but that's OK. Last year I didn't have any trouble with the track guys getting tired."
The goalkeeper position is solid, Rodriguez said, with the return of sophomores Alex Nielsen and Jake Miller. Lucian Diaconu returns as goalie coach and JV coach.
"Coach D does a great job with those guys," Rodriguez said. "Jake is getting good with his feet, so we'll probably give him two numbers and a jersey, to be on the field as well as in goal. Alex is pretty good and we need him to stay in goal. He's athletic, and when the ball is in the air, we know he'll win it. He's not afraid. And he has a great punt."
Other members of the varsity include senior Aaron Shaw and juniors Michael Walsh and Matthew Brownrigg.
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Seniors — *Kevin Pellman, Gage Cheers, *Josh Sawtelle, Aaron Shaw, Francisco Martinez.
Juniors — *Kruz Adamson, *Trevor Frain, *Levi Eblen, Michael Walsh, Matthew Brownrigg, Jacob Geary, Zack Peppmeier, Dylon Meggison, Caleb Cramer, Alex Chapman, Skylar Cook.
Sophomores — *Alex Nielsen, *Jake Miller, *Brant Hudson, *Tayler Pettit, *Alex Tamerius, *Kaleb Cook, * Conner Pals, *McClain Haines, Garret Geary.
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April 23 — vs. Lewis Central, 6:30 p.m.
April 25 — vs. Glenwood, 6:30 p.m.
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Twenty years, and nine different coaches passed between the 22-7-1 season under coach Eldon Gammell in 1992, and the next winning volleyball regular season at Creston High School this year under the direction of Eldon's daughter, Polly Luther.
The former all-state setter for the 1987 state tournament team said when she took over the program this year, one of her biggest challenges was convincing the girls they could compete with the upper teams in the Hawkeye 10. Well, they've already shown signs.
You don't make up all that lost ground overnight, but last Tuesday's exciting 3-0 sweep over a Glenwood team standing above them in the league race achieved real progress. Going into Monday's regional match at Winterset, they take a 13-12 overall record. The win moved them into a sixth-place tie with Glenwood and Shenandoah.
That's not bad in a league with five state-rated teams — Class 2A No. 3 Kuemper Catholic; Class 3A No. 9 Red Oak and No. 15 Clarinda and Class 4A No. 3 Harlan and No. 11 Lewis Central.
If the only teams above you are considered some of the best in the state, you're getting somewhere.
The girls on this 2012 team may not even realize the magnitude of what they've already accomplished, before they set out on the tournament trail.
Think of the number of players, including some very good ones, that have passed through the program since Gammell's 22-win club in 1992.
The list of head coaches during the time between .500 records is a long one — Jan Lesan (1993), Paul Jameson (1994, 1995), Beth Ward (1996), Liz Brown (1997-1999), Kurt Bremer (2000, 2001), Jer Osgood (2002, 2003), Susan Harris (2004-2009), Lori Slight (2010-2011) and Polly Luther this year.
There were some highlights along the way, just not winning records. Bremer came to the district as a football and baseball coach, but he knew how to motivate kids and he quickly learned the game. His 7-18-5 team in 2001 reached the regional semifinals against Harlan.
Team members were Sheena and Darrah Dawson, Megan Hilger, Jessica Schierbaum, Kelsey Hoakison, Meagan Freml, Cassie Seddon, Stormy Weis, Veronica Flores, Erin Duree, Amy Goldsmith, Kylee Bradley, Nellie Young and Erin Hudek.
Ward's 1996 team was 8-12-5, but took second in the Hawkeye 10 with six victories. They were nearly .500 in sets at 38-43, and lost to Winterset 3-2 in a tough regional match.
Top players at the net for that group were Jessica Moeller, Bish Moffitt, Casee Piel and Sarah Harris. Meg Gammell — Polly's sister and now head coach at Woodward-Granger with sister Kate — was a tough server and setter. Kelli Anthony, Heidi Hellyer, Andrea Briley and Jessica Beving were all instrumental in postseason play.
But you have to go back all the way to 1992 to find a team with more success from a record standpoint than this mix of veterans and youngsters in 2012.
Memorable year
It was a special fall in 1992 for Creston High School, going 8-2 as a playoff team in football, losing a tough 14-12 game on a bitterly cold night at Norwalk. (That was the year unranked Bedford took the 1A crown.) Creston girls cross country placed 12th at state, and Rita Schroeder took her SWCC team to the national volleyball tournament for the third time.
Eldon Gammell's volleyball team was the third in school history to win 20 matches, and none have happened since. He took teams to state in 1987 and 1980.
The driving force of that 1992 team was veteran leadership. The varsity had 10 seniors and two juniors. The team was second in the Hawkeye Eight at 5-2.
Among the notables were Emily Sevier (first-team all-conference and all-southwest Iowa), Colleen Driskell (second-team all-conference), Heather Donahue (honorable mention all-conference) and Trista Antisdel (honorable mention all-conference).
Back after two years not coaching the girls, coach Gammell said he enjoyed the experience.
"The girls worked really hard and made this a fun season to coach," he said afterward. "The girls weren't selfish this year either, and just did what it took to win."
Other varsity team members were Lani Smith, Teri Bunkofske (now middle school coach Teri Keeler), Alexa Loudon, Amy Sharp, Shelly Wilkening, Tara Adams, Erin Wilson, Lisa Burkhalter and Ayako Hatamoto.
It was a dominant team, going 57-30 in sets. They won at Harlan after trailing 0-2 in sets. The team served at 91.9 percent. Antisdel served 107 aces and Driskell set 4.7 assists per game.
Hitting leaders were Sevier, Adams, Driskell, Donahue and Erin Wilson. The defense featured Antisdel, Loudon, Burkhalter, Donahue and Smith.
Creston beat Perry in postseason play that year, before being derailed by 12th-ranked Winterset.
This year
This Creston team may not be quite as powerful as that, or have the solid state-tourney potential of the likes of East Union and Bedford in 1A. But, it's not a stretch to anticipate a decent tourney run and at least a shot at taking on Harlan in a regional final.
Backed by a rowdy male student section, they rattled a Glenwood team that came in with a nearly identical season record. Winterset (13-19) is in the same mold. Beatable, but they are playing on their home court.
This is a good bunch of upperclassmen and new varsity members who have come together under a coach willing to push different buttons on any given night to achieve results. Freshman libero Alli Thomsen came in cold off the bench late in the third game on Tuesday, and handled a tough serve so sophomore Hanna Luther (the coach's daughter) could set it up for a sharp crosscourt kill by senior Brianna Maitlen.
That's just one of many examples of different players contributing on different nights. While seniors Maitlen and Amy Dunphy and sophomore Natalie Mostek are three of the big hammers up front, you can't scout Creston and say you'll win by taking away one or two kids. There is balance.
Promising future
And future potential. Sometimes freshmen Jenna Taylor and Sydney Dunphy are doing the heavy hitting up front. While Sydney Rogers and Sam McDonald are veterans in the back row, the defense also sparkles when they call on the likes of sophomore Haylee LaMasters, freshman Thomsen or sophomore Brenna Baker. Maitlen, Luther and Amy Dunphy are also steady when they rotate to the back and receive serve.
Luther has been a workhorse as setter, which comes as no surprise. In middle school basketball, I would just tell her who the best scorer was on the other team, and had her "get after her." There's no lack of hustle.
Then, when you look at what the JV has done under a coach with varsity experience, Mallory Peterson, and the outstanding freshman team guided by Mike McCabe — the only stable element of the staff over all those years — we're watching a program bloom.
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For the dog before you have to repeat the process at least five times a day. When the dog is sitting regularly When you give an order, you should gradually increase the time I was sitting. For example, you must allow the dog to sit up to 10 seconds before giving treatment.
In addition to giving a voice command, it is also desirable to include a visual command. For example, you have to take your hand, palm up. Then, slowly lower and say "sit". You should continue to dog training and eventually eliminate the voice command. When I order should be subject to visual praise and treat.
For a dog to learn verbally scold easily avoided. You should avoid punishing him and when I do not do what you expect. Keep in mind that dogs react to negative training. When scolded or punished you, you end up making it the fear of ESTA, which will make it more difficult for you to exercise.
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Alex Robredo loves his job; and who could blame him? As Director of International Affairs and coordinator of Rush Soccer's REACH program, his job combines the perfect mix of the game he loves and helping others develop a passion for it. Robredo is a lifelong soccer player and desires to help young players fall in love with the sport regardless of economic status.
For many children, the ever increasing cost of equipment prohibits them from participating. They simply cannot afford to buy uniforms, cleats, shin guards and the like. Enter Rush International's REACH program which stands for "Rush Equipment Assisting Children." In 2013 alone, the REACH program donated around 24,000 pieces of gently used equipment to kids in need both locally and around the world.
When Robredo moved to Colorado from his home country of Spain, he wanted to stay engaged with the sport. He set out to find a soccer program with which to be involved and chose to be a part of the Rush family. Not only does Rush have an "incredible program," they also take great interest in community welfare. It was evident to Robredo the Rush staff care for players both on and off the field.
He smiles as he describes how "incredibly fun" it is to be in many places at once. From his Colorado office, Robredo fields phone calls from clubs in various countries seeking assistance procuring equipment. He gets to be "a little bit everywhere" as he receives calls of thanks from players in Kenya one moment and Brazil or Cameroon the next. Rush has representation in over 25 countries. Robredo admits they may not be able to "help everyone, but try to assist as many as possible."
That's where you come in! Donated equipment comes from local U.S. clubs. When kids outgrow their uniforms, cleats, shin guards, etc. they can donate them to the REACH program. In fact, donating your old uniform not only helps a child in another country, Rush provides a $20 rebate on your new uniform as well. The REACH program also partners with other organizations like, One World Futbol. When someone purchases a One World futbol (that's a soccer ball to us Yanks!) they donate another ball to organizations working with youth in disadvantaged communities worldwide.
Rush soccer President and CEO, Tim Schulz regards, "Alex is a great addition to the staff. He is a "Barca" fan who knows all about passion. You see it in his work. He is perfect to bridge our U.S. based Rush Clubs with our International Rush Clubs. I am excited about the future."
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I bought the mi coach smart soccer ball for my son. He loves the game and loves to play. He prefers to train with the ball instead of playing video games, so this definitely gets him off the couch and makes him active outside. The ball is amazing! It actually shows real time data tracking speed, spin, trajectory, etc after each kick. My son won't stop training or playing with it. He loves the challenges included with the app. This ball is a definite must have for any soccer player. Adidas does it again, creating innovative and practical equipment and apparel. Thanks Adidas! ! ... read more
I originally bought this ball for myself and within a very short space of time the technique that the ball had helped my with was transferable to any ball I would kick, it made my game play more competent and confident and meant that my processing speed was much quicker on the ball and the accuracy of what I do with it has increased dramatically. I now use the ball with my students (9-16) and the rate with which they improve with the knowledge of how to strike a ball well and the understanding of different ways of manoeuvring the ball for crossing, fading, curling and knuckling is astounding. All of the students I have worked with when asked "what do you do when you kick the ball?" reply "I run up and kick it" and the improvement in their consistency, accuracy and power comes from having a knowledge of kicking process and technique from the ball and app. They love using the ball both for the novelty of using an electric football and because it takes them from playground football to a detailed and successful kicking method. It was easy to find the app underwhelming and trivial at first but once individual aspects of kicking are changed even in the smallest of ways a very visible difference is apparent and my feelings of mild disappointment were gone. The general consensus from all that have used the ball is that it is a work of brilliance. Yes it is expensive but worth investment for both improvement as a footballer and a productive use of MANY hours working on kicking technique. ... read more
I've been using the miCoach mobile app for a long time now because it's the only app that delivers the coaching I need to keep me on track in my training program. of course carrying the phone is cumbersome and I'm not a big fan of the arm bands when i run, so when I saw smart run i was delighted. first run with it was fantastic. It was pretty easy to set up and syncing to my account went smooth. getting heart rate AND coaching all from this one device is superb, but adding the the Bluetooth connection for music really tied it all together for me! ... read more
I have been using the FIT Smart for several weeks now and it has exceeded my expectations. After playing with the watch for about 15 minutes I was able to get a good handle on the interface, which is very simple. It has three buttons, a multi-purpose "select/home" button and two scrolling buttons. What I really like about the watch is that it doesn't have excess features that you won't want to use. It has several useful modes (assessment, free workout, planned workout) and that's it. Simple. Syncing with your MiCoach app is done via bluetooth. The watch actually looks pretty good too. I have a black watch and wear it most places. The watch is almost entirely covered in rubber and is easy to keep clean. From the coach perspective, I have used these watches with my athletes to prescribe them workouts during their off days or when rehabbing injuries. You have to create a MiCoach profile for them, but after you do that, it is easy to have them do the assessment workout and then assign them conditioning based on their HR zones. Just an FYI it seems to work better to run the assessment test outside as opposed to on a treadmill. Regardless, you may want to run the assessment several times before using the HR zones. This will allow you to get the most out of the test. ... read more
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The idea of a ball that coaches you through a free kick is astonishing! When I was training, to become better with free kicks, it was based on feel, trial and error. Trying to analyze precisely where the ball was struck, how much rotation and power that was applied was almost impossible. Now, with the new Adidas Smart Ball and App, players can see where the ball was exactly struck, how much rotation and power was applied and the flight path. This will help players move leaps and bounds a head, at a much faster pace. Simply put, this is phenomenal! The App is where the genius is! Taking an ample amount of data and breaking it down into simple instructions and information that can be easily translated to the general consumer. The App also has designed games for competitive fun! ... read more
This knee pad is great I play ball for my high school team and in a game i went up for a lay up and i got laid out landed and on my knees. So I decided to buy these pads. I wish it came in a pair though because i had to buy two. The first day I got them I wore them to my game and bumped knees with someone coming off a screen and i felt little pain due to the pad. I had planned on only wearing them until my knees stop hurting but i got used to playing in them and now i don't play without them. Definitely recommend you purchase these ... read more
When I'm not using these kneepads for basketball or volleyball, I can garden in them or use them as shinguards for soccer. If you want to know more about the sizing, measure the circumference of your calf. S=11"-13", M=13"-14, L=14"-16, XL=17"-18", 2XL=18"-20" Thanks adidas!! ... read more
I ordered two Large Black adidas Techfit adiPower Padded Leg Sleeves and I'll be ordering more. Since I needed a padded knee sleeve for both my knees, these do more than a good job. I torn the ACL in my right knee 10 years ago and these Padded Leg Sleeves give me the compression support, as well as, the protection from the padding to play basketball everyday. After playing with these padded knee sleeves for hours the pain in both knees has been reduced by at least 80% in the hours after taking them off. On top of these good qualities, the Graphic Knee Pads are an officially licensed product of the NBA and worn by Derrick Rose and many other NBA players around the league. The fit is great, with minimal sliding down your thigh and calf. Just make sure you wash them on delicate cycle in the washer and hang dry after so they last. 5-stars across the board and a must buy for anyone that plays basketball and other sports as well. ... read more
Let me start off first by saying. Adidas has done what nobody else has. This watch has everything you could want in a fitness watch. It has almost resolved all the issues of the MotoActiv. The only let down and this is my opinion is closed software. This would have suited my purpose if it could be a hybrid fitness tracker and monitor steps + HR. This would totally removed the need of a second device. I don't know if this will be implemented in the future, but it would appeal to more people if the HRM could be used 24/7. Maybe the battery is the limiting factor. ... read more
This was purchased as a birthday present for my 14 year old son. It wasn't on his birthday list so was a gamble.....however, it was fantastic, his face was a picture as this is one of the latest in gadgets (unbeknown to me). In his words it was "the best present EVER". It was extremely easy to set up and link to his I-phone. The delivery was very speedy and was packaged well, so no signs that this was a football. I now have a garden full of teenagers or should I say budding world champion footballers!! ... read more
I love this product. I had the "Zone" when it came out and loved the simplicity of that for training and now they have came out with a better version that easily syncs to my iphone to download all my stats for review later. The changing colors relative to your HR zones is great, as well as the overall ease of use and simplicity. I even got one for my wife and she is so not tech savy at all, and she also likes how simple and easy it is. That says a lot..... If there was one critic is that the large band is really large and I should have got the small as there is no medium I believe. Other than that love the product. Keep up the good work. ... read more
I had such a great experience with the smart ball. The touch on it was amazing. I learned a lot of new ways to strike the ball and where to hit it which will help me in my professional career as a soccer player. I also learned new things about how hard I kick it, how fast the ball travels, and the rotation on the ball which I didn't think it was possible. I definitely will recommend this product to players young and experienced, and coaches. ... read more
I've been using the smart run and micoach to train for a marathon for 8 days now and I am already starting to see an improvement in my performance. Setup was simple and the micoach website is easy to use. Battery life isn't great, but fair considering all the things the smart run is doing while you run. A half marathon (with music) took it from 92% to 36% charge. On the plus side it charges quickly so just remember to top it up each evening after you run. The HRM works well and it takes the GPS about a minute to get a fix before you start each workout. The wifi sync is a nice feature as well. It won't replace your day to day watch, but if you have a serious training goal in mind, then it's a fantastic tool. ... read more
This is a good product but I don't like how there is only one sleeve per pack. I need a pad for both of my knees so having to spend $40 just to be protected is bad. I wish these were like the McDavid pads that come with two per pack for only $30. I think this is a great product but I think they should come with two pads per pack. ... read more


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Pixar's 'Monsters University' - June 21 2013
The follow up to 'Monsters Inc' is on the way!
Another much anticipated animated feature film is coming from Pixar to be released next year almost to the day on June 21, 2013. The press on this movie describes tells us...
Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. "Monsters University" unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends.
Screaming with laughter and fun, "Monsters University" is directed by Dan Scanlon ("Cars," "Mater and the Ghostlight," "Tracy") and produced by Kori Rae ("Up," "The Incredibles," "Monsters, Inc."). The film opens in U.S. theaters on June 21, 2013, and will be shown in Disney Digital 3D™ in select theaters.
Official website: http://disney.com/MonstersUniversity
Monsters University on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PixarMonstersUniversity
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Here's the teaser trailer...
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If trailer after trailer worked for Brave over the course of a year, it's work for Monsters University.
That's fine with me!
Here's something else that's been recently released by Pixar...
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A new teaser for Pixar's "Monsters University" is out and about.
Website for the school if you're interested in enrolling:
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Here's a couple of new trailers that just came out for Monsters University...
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Latest trailer for Pixar's Monsters University...
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Here it is! The last trailer for Pixar's "Monsters University". Next up the movie!
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Mark Webber is the latest to sing Fernando Alonso's praises, saying the Ferrari driver "couldn't have done much more".
Alonso finished runner-up to Webber's Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel in the Drivers' Championship as the German outscored him by just three points.
The Spaniard, though, has received plenty of praise for the way he performed this year despite not having the best car on the grid while team bosses have voted him driver of the season.
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"That's the reason I think he's so disappointed. He felt he probably did everything he could.
"Was it his best season ever in terms of what he did? It could well be. He couldn't have done much more."
The Australian jokingly added that holding off Alonso for victory at the British Grand Prix proved to be key in the outcome of the Championship.
"To still miss out by just three points - it was lucky I passed him at Silverstone..." added the veteran.
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"It's a long season, there's a lot of races and in the end the guy who wins the most points wins the Championship.
"Of course I am very happy it was us and not him."
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Marco Scutaro, who was acquired in a late July trade from Colorado, knocked in three runs. Brandon Belt, who didn't break into the majors until 2011, homered in support of Madison Bumgarner's 5 2/3 innings.
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Cooking From The Farmer's Markets . . . what's on your table these days?
This is an exciting time at the farmer's markets where I live (in Southern Ontario, Canada). Luscious stone fruits and a wide variety of vegetables are in abundance. We also have our own, small herb and vegetable garden that has now started to yield super-sweet, juicy tomatoes, zucchini flowers, garlic scapes and, lots of lovely herbs.
Fresh from the vine or ground, this produce is the inspiration for most of our meals at this time of year and I imagine many other hounds are doing the same thing.
I thought it might be fun to start a thread to post an account of what's on our plates these days. Where do you live and what's fresh these days at your market? What wonderful meals are you creating with the season's best? Are you using family recipes, creating your own dishes, delving into seasonal cookbooks? I'll post my dishes here and I'm hoping others will join me in sharing meals, favourite cookbooks, recipes and stories.
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So, what are you cooking from the farmer's markets?
Grilled Chicken Wings
It was extremely exciting to learn that a local organic poultry farmer joined the small farmer's market in my area this year. We've been enjoying his wonderful, plump, juicy whole chickens ever since. Last Friday was the first time he brought chicken wings and I just had to have some. These lovely little morsels had "grill me" written all over them!! I've had a Jill Dupleix recipe (yes, she IS the one who brought us those wonderful Crash Hot Potatoes!!) for Chili-lime Chicken Wings earmarked for some time so it was the first dish that came to mind when I brought my wings home since Jill had indicated the wings could be done in the oven or, on the grill. The wings marinate overnight in a chili-lime, garlic mixture before hitting the grill. They are served w an outstanding Chili-lime sauce drizzled over top. These flavours appeal to us in any event but I have to say, these were simply the best chicken wings we've ever had . . . so flavourful with a wonderful tangy heat from the sauce. Outstanding!
I found the recipe online for those of you that might be interested in this dish but, don't have Jill's cookbook – "Very Simple Food" (which I'd highly recommend btw!):
re: Breadcrumbs
Thank you for posting this. I have wings in the freezer I'd like to use up and this sounds great!
The flavors sound great for a Summer evening and I love the overnight marinating.
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I hope you enjoy it rabaja, do let us know!! btw, it goes really well w sangria!!!
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I am drooling already. I am always looking for good app recipes and have limes to use up, so this is a perfect excuse to make these! I wish we had a good poultry farmer at our local markets. We had a couple of pork farmers at our local farmer's market last week and I got some amazing sausage. If pigs had wings, I'd try this recipe on those!! lol
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Oh enjoy Scirocco, pls let us know how you like them! I wish we were having them again today!! They really are delicious.
Potato Salad
I'm guessing most of us have our own favourite potato salad recipe and I'm no different. Mine is a pretty standard mayo-based recipe but what really makes it special are the potatoes. On Saturday we stopped in at a local farm market and they had the most beautiful, tiny potatoes I've ever seen. Both blue and white new potatoes ranged from the size of a pea to the size of a grape tomato. They were so fresh and young you could rub the peel off w a brush of a finger. They were begging to be made into potato salad and that's just what happened. This farm also sells just hatched eggs so a few of those were tossed into this salad as well. Perfect w the wings I mentioned up-thread . . . so summery!
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I made my favorite potato salad this week. Lovely little fingerling potatoes, fresh farm eggs, cucumber, radishes, chives, parsley, oregano, basil, a little olive oil, salt and pepper, and creme fraiche. Yes, just a small amount of creme fraiche.
Also made an heirloom tomato gazpacho. I don't blend mine. Just mix finely chopped vege's - red pepper, serrano, cucumber and red onion- with different colored chopped heirloom tomatoes, cilantro, and lime juice. Add some red wine vinegar, great olive oil * and a little sea salt and pepper. Let chill overnight in refrig - mmmm.....
Next up - Black bean and corn salad. The corn is being harvested in Minnesota! That's all I'll eat the next three weeks.
* Twice a year, at our Mill City Farmer's Market, we have access to cold pressed, organic, unfiltered extra virgin olive oil straight from the source. Valli dell'Etna, located on the northern slopes of Mt Etna. I love their Etna Dario, which uses the Brandofino olive. It's a smooth, buttery, beautiful olive oil. Their next visit is first Saturday in September. My calendar is marked.
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All your meals sound wonderful rp and I especially love the idea of adding a little creme fraiche to potato salad. I've added sour cream in the past but this would be nicer.
I can imagine how much you're looking forward to that olive oil, very exciting!!
Pantelleria Potato Salad
I know, I know, I'm on a bit of a "potato salad" binge here but with some of those lovely, tiny potatoes I mentioned up-thread on hand, I wanted to try another dish that would let them really stand out. Thanks to a quick EYB (Eat Your Books) search, I found this recipe in Faith Willinger's book "Red White & Greens". I'd been searching for a mayonnaise free potato salad recipe and this one immediately caught my attention because it called for tomatoes which I can pick fresh from my garden and, red onions which are also fresh and in season now. I didn't follow this recipe to the letter as my potatoes didn't need peeling or chopping and, I used grape tomatoes vs juiced, seeded tomatoes. Faith serves her salad at room temp whereas I served ours warm and boy was it delicious w our grilled steaks. The red wine vinaigrette and capers paired perfectly w these lovely little potatoes and the sweetness of the-just picked tomatoes. I'll definitely be making this dish again and again, everyone loved it!
I should note that this was the first time I've used this cookbook and based on the success of this dish, I'm looking forward to trying more recipes. I'd love to hear if anyone else has some favourites.
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Coincidently, tonight I'm making Vincenzo's Summer Vegetable Ciambotto from the Red, White and Greens book with veggies from my local farmers' market: Potatoes, eggplant, parsley, peppers...
My favorite potato salad is mayo-less so I'll have to check out the Pantelleria.
Wait till you taste her Toquato's Thick Grilled Eggplant... it's been one of the few ways I cook eggplant since I first made it in '96.
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We made the Ciambotta last night and thought it was very good. It's much less soupy than others of that ilk that I have had, but very flavorful. I think it's because there's just 2 chopped tomatoes rather than a tin of them. Let it cool a bit before eating, especially if the weather is hot where you are. We added freshly ground Romano over top to each serving.
Also, read her header notes to learn the "real" meaning of Ciambotta. She's a hoot.
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Gio I had to let you know that I pulled Red, White & Greens again to look at that Eggplant recipe and aside from it sounding wonderful, I also discovered a coincidence.
Not sure if you recall that this dish gets its name from the vendor at the Santo Spirito farmer's market in Florence. When I read that my jaw dropped. This market is one we've frequented regularly as we rent a villa a short walk away. I couldn't help but think I may have purchased Torquato's eggplants on one of our visits to the market!! Such a small world isn't it? mr bc took lots of photos so at some point he's going to look through them to see if we have a photo w this vendor in it! Thanks for pointing me to this recipe Gio, it brought back lots of wonderful memories of Florence!
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Oh what a happy memory! Vincenzo figures mightily as Senora Willinger perambulates though Italy. As does Torquato. And Massimo.
For the past few weeks, my "farmer's market" has been my own backyard: eggplant and tomato tian; eggplant tapenade; tomato soup; homemade ketchup; green beans with roasted red peppers; habenoros and bhut jolokia chutney; pesto (only purchased ingredient was walnuts); brinjal biryani; fried zuchinni blossoms. All that and I'm still handing out homegrown veggies to friends and neighbors, and all from a tiny backyard plot.
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pine time I'm wishing I was your neighbour!! If you have a moment, could you tell me more about your bhut jolokia chutney?
Not exactly cooking, but Italian salads with our homegrown tomatoes. Either Insalata Caprese or something my wife calls Italian Tomato Salad. The former one, if it is not familiar to one, is alternating layers of sliced tomato and sliced fresh mozzarella topped with "basilico tagliato a brandelli" (basil sliced to shreds, I do not use French culinary terms...ugh) and drizzled extra virgin olive oil. The latter one is diced tomato with diced raw onion bathed in oil and a little red wine vinegar, the juice being sopped up with Italian bread.
Buon appetito e mangia bene!
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I think this one is the boom just droped copies off at our farmers market.
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That sounds great don. I tend to like my corn w just butter and salt but after trying a COTM recipe for something a little more exotic, I'm ready to try other variations. Thanks for sharing!
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Not a problem wait on a review!
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one of our favorite local restaurants does this every summer (except they rub it on the cob and serve it whole) for only $2 an ear!! SO SO SO good. I am usually just a simple seasoning girl with my corn, but this prep is amazing.
re: ChiliDude
Buon appetito to you as well ChiliDude, both salads sound scrumptious! Caprese is one of my favourites and I haven't tried the second one but I'll most certainly do so! Thanks.


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