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The DeKalb County Amateur Radio Club conducted a Special Event Station at the 38th Annual Smithville Fiddlers' Jamboree and Craft Festival on Saturday, July 4th. This year marked the tenth year that a special event station had been set up at the Jamboree.
The station was setup at the front entrance of the Justin Potter Library during the early morning hours on Saturday. Antennas were assembled, radios were properly checked, and transmissions were begun at 7:30 AM local time. Operations took place in the 20 meter, 40 meter, and 10 meter Amateur Radio bands, and the station was publicized in Amateur Radio magazine QST and the club website at http://www.dcarc.drivehq.com/.
The station contacted 226 total Amateur Radio Stations in 35 States, and Ontario, Canada. One interesting contact included the Ham Station on the World War II Submarine USS Requin (SS 481) anchored at the Carnegie Science Center - Pittsburgh, PA and now a museum.
Amateur Radio Operator Guests included the following: N4HKH – John Schorn – Oak Ridge, TN; AG4VF – Bruce Newberry – Pegram, TN; KG4BGM – Joey Barkley – Murfreesboro, TN; WB4HDM – Lynne Hamrick – McMinnville, TN; KJ4LNS – Walt Johnson – McMinnville, TN; KJ4JMS – Clifford Shelby – Crossville, TN; KJ4JMT – Michael Shelby – Crossville, TN; WB9RRQ – Bob Wilson – Boilingbrook, IL; KJ4JMS – Clifford Shelby – Crossville, TN; K9UT – Jerry Uhte – Richmond, IN; and KF4HAA – Matt Curtis – Smithville, TN.
Participants of the station included local Amateur Radio Operators:
KG4BTO - Joe Ferrell; KF4QNT - Kevin Neely; KJ4GCT – John Lester; KJ4BKQ – Carl Wachsman; KG4EWX – Josh Paris; W3HKG – Robert Mitchell; and KC4GUG - Freddy Curtis.
Pictures of the Special Event Station can be viewed at the club's website at: http://www.dcarc.drivehq.com/.
The local club looks forward to operating another special event station at next years Smithville Fiddlers' Jamboree and Craft Festival. The club would like to offer its thanks to Jamboree Coordinator - Mr. Jack Burton, Justin Potter Librarian - Mrs. Kathy Hendrixson, and Smithville Postmaster Mr. Michael Lynn for their support of this activity.
The DeKalb County Amateur Radio Club is an organization of Amateur Radio operators from DeKalb and Surrounding Counties and is an affiliated club of the American Radio Relay League. The next club meeting will be on Thursday, August 27th, 2009 - 6:30 PM at the DeKalb County Emergency Operations Center, 211 South Mountain Street at the E-911 Center. Any person interested in Amateur Radio is invited to attend.
(Pictured Left to Right - KC4GUG - Freddy Curtis KJ4GCT – John Lester and KF4QNT - Kevin Neely.)


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(Toronto/Philadelphia, Jun 14, 2016) Thomson Reuters has published the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) with its Journal Impact Factors for 2015, and we are pleased to see an impact factor increase for JMIR by over a point, from 3.428 (2014) to 4.532 (2015) (5-year impact factor: 5.247), ahead of the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA), which dropped to 3.428 (and in more bad news for AMIA, the other official AMIA journal ACI was delisted for citation manipulation, see below). The Journal Impact Factor 2015 is defined as the number of citations in 2015 to the citations to articles published in the previous 2 years (2013-2014), divided by the number of articles published during that time. The Journal Impact Factor is a metric of excellence for a journal, it is not an article-level metric.
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When completing the sphingolipid structure from this sphingosine starting material, the allylic hydroxyl group remains free while the amino group forms an amide bond to a fatty acid. The primary hydroxyl group forms a phosphate ester, and choline is another ester substituent on the phosphate group. Putting it all together, the structure of a typical sphingolipid is drawn below.


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LONDON Australia will pledge A$200 million ($210 million) at an international donor conference on Monday to support a global vaccines alliance seeking to save the lives of 4 million children in poor countries by 2015.
Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd told Reuters the aid would be given over three years from 2011 to 2013 and set a "high standard" for others at the London conference to match.
In an exclusive joint interview alongside Rudd Sunday, billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates said he was confident Australia and other donors would stump up all of the extra $3.7 billion needed by the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) to fund its programs though to 2015.
"What I see across the international community is a growing commitment to vaccinations ... as one of the most effective forms of aid delivery," Rudd said. "This is a good investment."
GAVI, a non-profit organization which funds bulk-buy vaccination programs for poor nations that cannot afford Western prices, says if it gets the extra $3.7 billion it needs, it can prevent 4 million child deaths by 2015 with immunisation campaigns reaching more than 240 million children.
Its current focus is to provide poor countries with childhood vaccines against diseases such as pneumococcal pneumonia, Haemophilus influenzae type b, or Hib disease, diphtheria, pertussis or whooping cough, tetanus, measles and rotavirus.
"These are vaccines that rich kids all get, and the irony is that the rich kids are less susceptible to these diseases," Gates said. "But tomorrow, the success that I'm almost certain we will have will give us the money to buy them for all the world's children."
Gates, the founder of Microsoft who now has a $34 billion foundation devoted largely to health projects in poor countries, rejected criticism of GAVI, which some critics say still pays too high a price for vaccines, effectively boosting the profits of large pharmaceutical companies.
"We work hard to know exactly what the costs of making these vaccines are, and the same profit-minded thinking that I developed at Microsoft is brought in an even tougher sense to this work -- because every dollar affects how many lives you save," he said.
Vaccine-preventable disease kills an estimated 2.4 million children a year, according to the World Health Organization. GAVI says its programs have already prevented 5 million child deaths in developing nations in the past decade.
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Meet Walter V. Robinson, the Boston Globe's investigative editor. Claim to fame: Led the team that won last year's Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for investigation of the Catholic Church sex scandal. Has covered everything from the Middle East to Nazi artwork looting. Army intelligence officer in Vietnam.
In his Feb. 21 column, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Public Editor Mike King managed to equate the work of these two guys. Not by name, mind you, but by pretending their work was of similar credibility.
At the same time, King, whose Saturday column purports to serve as a watchdog for readers, passed up a great opportunity to raise serious questions about his own newspaper's reporting of the George W. Bush/National Guard controversy.
First some background: On Feb. 12, Drudge ran a baseless Web story that John Kerry had an affair with an intern. Four days later, the "intern" denied it, noting she hadn't even been an intern for Kerry. Her parents said the affair never happened and endorsed Kerry. Sean Hannity, Neal Boortz and other talk-radio partisans continue to peddle the defamatory rumor.
Robinson broke his unrelated Bush/National Guard story in May 2000. His definitive account was sourced to four of Bush's superior officers, 160 pages of military records, and other documents and interviews.
"In his final 18 months of military service in 1972 and 1973, Bush did not fly at all," Robinson concluded in a Globe article that's held up well to the release last month of some of the president's service records. "And for much of that time, Bush was all but unaccounted for."
Bush's service got little play in the 2000 campaign. But it's received more scrutiny this year, partly in contrast to Kerry's war record and partly because Bush is now a wartime president. Plus, there were countless lingering questions: Did favoritism help Bush get into the Guard? And why did he break precedent by refusing to release his service records?
Pressed by the coverage, the White House released Bush's pay records just before Valentine's Day. That raised new questions: Why do the dates contradict attendance records? Was Bush paid for drills he didn't attend?
Around the same time, the president's people began peddling a Roswell resident to reporters. A retired officer who served in Bush's Alabama unit, John B. Calhoun said he'd hung out with Bush during drills. Because attendance records, other guardsmen and even records released by the White House contradicted Calhoun's timeline, most major publications played his story with a dose of salt. Time noted the contradictions upon introducing him. The Globe's Robinson relegated Calhoun last month to his final paragraph.
Only one major paper led its coverage that weekend with Calhoun's recollections. Aglow over the local angle, the AJC dedicated a front-page story, by Dave Hirschman and Moni Basu, to the retired officer. The story doused him with singular authority. Far down, the article noted the record disparity, and quoted the unit's commander, retired Brig. Gen. William Turnipseed, doubting his own memory. But it failed to acknowledge that Turnipseed and other guardsmen had said for years that if Bush had attended drills, they'd have seen him -- and they didn't.
The paper leapt at the story's novelty. For years, Bush's unit mates said they didn't see him. Now, here was a Roswell man who claimed the reverse -- the "man-bites-dog" angle. What a great story! And with a local peg!
King might have found his own great story by examining how the AJC's staff pieced the Calhoun article together, and by asking whether the daily obscured a fuller view of the controversy by handling Calhoun with little skepticism.
While he was at it, King could have explored why other media were clearer about a detail that would have helped AJC readers evaluate Calhoun's perspective: Other papers noted that the White House or "a Republican close to Bush" was making him available to reporters. With a little digging of his own, King might have learned -- as I did in an interview with Calhoun -- that he's a longtime "Goldwater Republican" who took under his wing the young son of a GOP congressman who came to Alabama to work for a Republican Senate candidate. Calhoun says that earlier this year, he tried to pitch his story to talk-radio host Hannity, and then worked it through the state Republican Party.
This isn't to question Calhoun's truthfulness. But surely bias and partisanship could play games with 31-year-old memories, and surely readers would be better informed if they knew of such biases.
In our conversation, Calhoun already was backing away from his statement to the AJC that he'd hung out with Bush in May and June 1972. Now, he says, it may just have been July through October. "I can't say he was there six months, but I can say he was there for four months," Calhoun said.
As Robinson told me: "When you're looking that far back, the records are important. They have better memories."
As if they worked at a secretive bureaucracy, editors at the AJC whom I asked about the Calhoun story referred me to an official spokesman who professed to know nothing about it: Mike King!
Fine, then. I figured I could ask King about the column he did write -- the one that lumped real investigative journalism, like Robinson's work, with Drudge's defamatory rumor.
King is a former AJC metro editor given the not-so-popular task of critiquing his newsroom colleagues. Unlike many major dailies, however, the AJC has failed to ensure that he's an independent "ombudsman." So his column takes a superficial, gee-whiz tone rather than substantive criticism.
Feb. 21 was an example. Under the headline "Rumors from Web sites don't belong in print," he claimed the National Guard controversy was "fueled by rapid fire e-mail alerts, Web reports and bloggings"; that "the Internet sites of those who hate Bush ... continue to claim he can't prove he served as required"; and that the story will remain in play because "there are bloggers out there stoking the fire."
Wait a second: What planet is this guy living on? Nowadays, websites and bloggers weigh in on just about every controversy. But Time, the Washington Post, the Associated Press and the Boston Globe are hardly "bloggers out there stoking the fire."
Asked for an example of "bloggers" advancing the Guard story, King couldn't name one. I offered to wait for him to think about it. "I don't keep [e-mail records] that far back," he snapped.
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King's fallback to simple bias surprised me. I thought he'd say he was showing balance by presenting one conservative example and a liberal one. That version of "balance" has its shortcomings, because sometimes the truth is that one side is wrong and the other is right. But King insists it wasn't balance that caused him to falsely characterize the Guard story's evolution, anyway.
I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt by not believing him. Otherwise, I'd think he was surreptitiously pushing his own personal or political agenda under the guise of a media column. For the sake of the AJC's reputation, I hope that wasn't his motivation.
Ken Edelstein, who wears his "balance" on his sleeve, is Creative Loafing's editor. He can be reached at ken.edelstein@creative loafing.com. Eliot Stein helped with research.
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Shredded Rotisserie Chicken Enchiladas
There's a lot of pressure to make every meal from scratch, especially when people know I have a food blog. The truth is- every meal isn't always made from scratch. And it's OK.
That's why I love (love, love love) my chicken enchilada recipe which uses store-bought, precooked organic rotisserie chicken which I transform into a shredded masterpiece drenched in enchilada sauce. I mix the succulent chicken with corn, poblano peppers, green chilies and a mess of delicious ingredients into a mixture that is wrapped in tortillas, covered in cheese, and cooked to form a super delicious enchilada dinner (plus leftovers). My special touch: microgreens on top for beauty and a kick of greens. You can't go wrong with this recipe.
NOT cooking from scratch can taste really, really good!
"My special touch: microgreens on top for beauty and a kick of greens."
Shredded Rotisserie Chicken Enchiladas
*All ingredients used in this recipe are organically grown
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 onion, sliced
1 poblano pepper, sliced
1 cup corn
1 (4 ounce) can diced green chilies
2 cloves garlic, roughly chopped
½ teaspoon chili powder
12 corn tortillas
1 rotisserie chicken, shredded
2 cans (15 ounces) of Red Enchilada Sauce
2 cup shredded Monterey jack cheese
Toppings: Sour Cream, Chopped Chives, Cilantro micro greens
Preheat the oven to 350 F.
In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium high heat. Add the onions and poblano peppers and sauté for 5 minutes until soft. Add the corn, green chili peppers, garlic, and chili powder and sauté until the vegetables are cooked down, about 2 more minutes. Add the chicken and stir to combine. Remove the mixture from heat and set it aside.
Pour 1 cup of warmed sauce into the bottom of a casserole dish.
Assemble the enchiladas by dipping a tortilla into the sauce then lay it on a plate. Down the middle of the tortilla, layer a sprinkle of cheese, followed by two spoonful's of shredded chicken/vegetable mixture. Roll it up tightly and place it, seam side down, into the casserole dish. Repeat with the rest of the tortillas.
Pour the remaining enchilada sauce over the enchiladas, and then sprinkle on additional cheese.
Transfer to the oven and bake it for 30 minutes, or until hot and bubbly. Remove the dish from the oven and garnish with any toppings as needed. Serve immediately.
Raspberry Balsamic Glazed Lamb Chops
Raspberry balsamic glazed lamb chops. Say what?!
This recipe came to me while coming up with a new ribs recipes to make for the blog. I wanted to incorporate a smokey raspberry BBQ sauce onto tender baby backs- but Whole Foods was out of ribs! So, I brought home some lamb chops, decided on a raspberry balsamic glaze and added traditional mint into the glaze for a subtle nod to a traditional lamb and mint jelly meal.
But this is not traditional. It's better!
The raspberry balsamic glaze is not overwhelming or powerful in taste. The sweetness of the raspberries is mellowed by the balsamic and mint. After the seasoned chops are seared on the stove-top, the glaze protects the chops from drying out and acts as a caramelized seal as the lamb chops roast to perfection. This is the season the get creative in the kitchen and enjoy the abundance of berry produce. Using raspberries to make an glaze for lamb chops is one of the highlights of my blog so far.
Serve with your favorite side and a side salad and you're all set!
Best idea ever? I'll look to your feedback for confirmation 😉
"After the seasoned chops are seared on the stove-top, the glaze protects the chops from drying out and acts as a caramelized seal as the lamb chops roast to perfection."
Raspberry Balsamic Glazed Lamb Chops
Makes 4 lamb chops
*All ingredients used in this recipe are organically grown
8 oz. raspberries
1/4 cup of mint leaves
1/3 cup balsamic vinegar
Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Olive oil
4 lamb chops
2 garlic cloves, chopped
Preheat the oven to 425°F.
Heat a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the raspberries into the skillet, and allow the berries to cook down and break apart, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes. Add in the balsamic and stir to combine the ingredients, about 1-2 minutes.
Transfer raspberry mixture to a food processor, add mint, and pulse to combined until you have a thick sauce. Set sauce aside.
Season the lamb with salt and pepper. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add 2 tablespoons of olive oil, then add the lamb and cook, turning occasionally, for about 6 minutes, until the racks are golden brown all over.
Place lamb chops onto a lined baking sheet. Spread the raspberry balsamic sauce all over the lamb. Roast the lamb for about 18 minutes. Transfer to a cutting board and let rest for 5 minutes.
Cut the lamb into double chops and serve.
Brioche French Toast with Strawberry Maple Sauce
…aaaaaand I'm back!
As some of you may know, last month I became happily engaged to my boyfriend of almost 6 years! Yay! Without hesitation I've jumped straight into wedding planning mode. Some updates: we are going to be married next spring near my parents home in the Greater Philadelphia area in an outdoors ceremony amongst our closest friends and family, surrounded by trees and spring blossoms. My goal is to not bridezilla out or blow our budget, both of which are fairly attainable ideals. My personality and style is very less-is-more and non-traditional. Which is not to be confused with a simple style, as I enjoy beautiful esthetics and good quality errrything! I'm also a perfectionist-boss-lady, a trait that should serve me well in the planning process. Wish me luck! And if you are a wedding vendor in the area- please reach out as I'd love to connect.
With the wedding planning, hobby time normally spent as a dedicated blogger has shifted into time spent as a dedicated planner. I have a taken a step back from the blog—but not away. I'll continue to post quality recipes and pictures, without the quantity. Quality > Quantity = I will keep my sanity.
There is so much pressure in blogging to post on social media daily, to constantly tell a story, and to create posts at break-neck speed. With these pressures to "keep up" I have found it hard to stay inspired and true to why I began blogging in the first place. In juggling a full time career, being involved in the community, having a wedding, and simply living life- I am lovingly reprioritizing Seasonally Jane. That means the blog will not be a place of competition with empty uninspired posts. Instead it'll be a space to creatively explore cooking with seasonal ingredients, improve my food styling, experiment with photography, and an exciting connection to the online world.
I hope you will continue to follow and enjoy the journey as I will continue to do!
And now, onto important things: a spring fresh Brioche French Toast with Strawberry Maple Sauce recipe that warms and satisfies even the weariest of souls. Dust off those wintery bones and enjoy a warm strawberry maple sauce over soft, spiced brioche French toast.
Enjoy my friends!
xo, Amanda Jane
Brioche French Toast with Strawberry Maple Sauce
*All ingredients used in this recipe are organically grown
Sauce Ingredients:
4 cups strawberries
2 cups maple syrup
½ cup orange juice
1 tsp. sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract
Additional Ingredients:
4 eggs
2 cups heavy cream
1 Tbsp. maple syrup
Pinch of nutmeg
Spoonful of cinnamon
1 loaf brioche, sliced into 1 inch thick slices
3 tablespoons butter
Melted chocolate for drizzle
1. In a food processor, combine strawberries, maple syrup, orange juice, sugar and vanilla extract. Process until smooth.
2. Pour the strawberry sauce into a medium saucepan. Over medium-low heat simmer for 2 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove from the heat and keep warm while preparing the French toast.
3. Using a fork, beat the eggs in a large bowl until blended. Add the heavy cream, maple syrup, nutmeg and cinnamon. Place the slices of brioche into the egg mixture and let stand for 2-3 minutes, or until the eggs are absorbed, turning the brioche slices once.
4. Melt the butter on a large heavy griddle pan over medium heat. Add the brioche slices to the hot pan and cook for about 2 minutes per side, or until golden brown on the outside and heated through.
5. Divide the French toast among serving plates. Spoon the strawberry puree over the French toast. Drizzle with chocolate sauce and serve immediately.
Sea Scallops over Parmesan Pea Puree
Trees are bright green and peas are popping up at the farmers market—spring is here. Ah, such an exciting time. It's also exciting because I just got engaged! On April 1st my boyfriend popped the question and I'm so excited to begin the journey of planning our wedding! I've posted a few pictures and details here. Thank you for all the kind Congratulations I received on Instagram 🙂 You guys are seriously the best.
Now—lets talk food. Specifically fresh sea scallops over top luscious parmesan pea purée! As beautiful as this dish is, the best part is that it comes together quickly in about 15 minutes. Easy and elegant, this recipe is great for guests or for a special occasion (like a celebratory engagement dinner!). Enjoy the season and all the fresh new in-season produce available in the markets.
"Easy and elegant, this recipe is great for guests or for a special occasion."
Sea Scallops over Parmesan Pea Puree
*All ingredients used in this recipe are organically grown
1 clove garlic
8 ounces frozen peas
2 Tbsp. creme fraiche
2 Tbsp. grated Parmesan or pecorino
¼ cup mint leaves
Sea salt
½ lb. sea scallops
Lemon juice from half a lemon
2 Tbsp. olive oil
Fill a pan with cold water and bring to a boil. Add garlic, salt and peas. Cook until tender then drain, about 5 minutes. Add peas into a food processor with the creme fraiche, parmesan, and mint. Puree the ingredients until fully combined. Season with salt and pepper. Put the sauce back into the saucepan and cover to keep warm.
Meanwhile, place the scallops into a bowl and season them lightly with salt, pepper, and lemon juice. Gently toss to coat.
Heat two tablespoons olive oil in a non-stick saucepan over medium-high heat. Place the scallops flat down onto the saucepan and cook, flipping once, until browned, about 3 minutes on each side.
To serve, coat the bottom of a plate with a layer of pea puree, spreading the puree from rim to rim. Serve the finished scallops hot, over top of the puree.
Exciting news! I'm engaged!
YES! It happened! My boyfriend and I got engaged last Friday at a wonderful Italian restaurant in Hollywood, FL. I was so surprised, the proposal was incredibly sweet, and we are so ready to get married. After 5 1/2 years of dating I couldn't be happier to be spending my life with someone as incredible as my man. And, it only took me a week to figure out where I wanted to get married, the venue, and my photographer. Luckily, I'm a decisive person! We will marry in Delaware in Spring of 2017.
More details to come, I appreciate everyone's support and love.
xx, Amanda Jane


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Its that exciting time of year again... The VVL Grand Finals!! and guess what?? The Renegades has two teams vying for a GOLD MEDAL!!!!! So come and support your club, family, friends and team mates and help lead the reds to victory!! And make Monash feel the sorry ass kicking of defeat!!
Renegades are represented in the 2009 VVL Semi finals in 5 out of 6 divisions! Get out to the state volleyball centre this Saturday to support the players and carry all 5 teams into the next round of the finals.
From the official draw, the games are:
The regular VVI season is drawing to a close with this weekend being the last round before we all saddle up and chase fame and glory during the 2009 finals.
While the premiership for the honours men was great last year, the finals party would have been even bigger with a few more teams to share it with (especially as Monash had so many finalists, that always takes the edge off things).
We're four weeks into the state league season and taking a well earned break this weekend. Although some people can't get enough volleyball and are heading to Ballarat for the tournament, in which case good luck - hope you earn some skins.
To encourage people to take part in adding content to the website we're holding a photo competition!
The rules are simple and the rewards are ample: Take a photo at state league and upload it to the Renegades website by the end of June. The best photo as judged by an elite and secret panel will win a prize (yet to be determined, but you also win my admiration and respect).
As a few of you may know, the Junior State League season is under way. Melbourne University Renegades Volleyball Club has two teams involved, made up primarily of St Bernards students. All games are at 8.30am on Saturday out at Dandenong. As the Junior Co-ordinator I am asking for help coaching the two teams.
Junior State League starts this Saturday (2nd May) and we have two Junior Boys teams entered. Unfortunately we don't have any regular coaches for these two teams and I am asking for volunteers to coach the teams on Saturdays. All games start at 8.30am. It is expected that teams who have a 10am commitment will supply at least 1 coach.
The 2008 Men's Honours team has been awared Team of the Year by Melbourne University Sports. The team recieved their award at Melbourne University Sports Annual Dinner last week. In addition their coach Gavin Penny was nominated for Coach of the Year.
A requirement (technically an old one, but which will apparently be enforced this year) is that each team that duties as state league must have qualified referees or else suffer some sort of hideous fate (loss of match points from memory, nasty stuff). Now, not many people have woken up and thought to themselves, hey, I might go do a ref's course today. But don't worry, we've organised our very own Renegades Refereeing Boot Camp. Everybody needs to come along next Monday night to the Melbourne Uni Sports Centre (you know, that place we train) and in place of the women's regular training


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No such thing as sure thing at SEC Outdoors
Chris Bucknam has guided Arkansas to three straight SEC titles outdoors.
FAYETTEVILLE -- Everyone has heard of somebody or something standing head and shoulders above the competition.
That superlative takes a back seat to the metaphor that Arkansas Coach Chris Bucknam applies to SEC men's outdoor track and field.
"You just look at the SEC power ranking nationally," Bucknam said. "We are heads and tails above any other league in the country."
Given the latest power rankings released by the United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association, "heads and tails" might be an understatement phrase for the SEC heading into its SEC Outdoor Championships on May 15-17 in Lexington, Ky.
The organization gives the SEC a 1,772.51 power ranking based on performances compiled so far.
The second- and third-ranked conferences, the Pac-12 and Big 12, can't match that combined at 811.24 and 800.25. Further down the road at fourth and fifth come the Big Ten (702.51) and ACC (508.71).
The SEC sports more in the latest Top 10 than all leagues combined. Florida and Texas A&M, last year's NCAA Outdoor co-champions, and Arkansas, third at last year's NCAA Outdoor, rank 1-2-3 nationally with Georgia sixth, LSU, ninth and Alabama, 10th.
For good SEC measure, Kentucky and Ole Miss rank 18th and 19th.
Winning the SEC outdoor championship is no small feat, though Arkansas' incredible success can make it seem routine.
Just like Arkansas Coach John McDonnell before him (84 conference cross country, indoor and outdoor championships in the Southwest Conference and the SEC with both leagues at their best), Bucknam's Hogs dominate the best league.
The Hogs crave to go for 10 for 10 in consecutive SEC titles and complete their third consecutive SEC triple crown (cross country, indoor and outdoor titles in the same school year) in Lexington. They remain the conference team to beat even though they are ranked nationally behind the Gators and Aggies.
"I am sure we would have to be the slight favorites simply because we have won the past nine championships and we are coming off the indoor title," Bucknam said. "But it's going to be a really tough meet."
Yeah, yeah, we heard that before most of these past 10 conference crowns.
"I know it, but you saw the indoor was a tighter meet than usual," Bucknam said, citing Arkansas' 15-point margin over runner-up Florida at the 2014 SEC Indoor compared to 33.5 points over runner-up Florida in 2013. "I think it's going to tighten up even more."
With the NCAA West Preliminary meet scheduled for May 29-31 in Fayetteville, Bucknam said it's increasingly difficult to balance athletes doubling and tripling up in events to win the SEC while trying to avoid the risk of the overload overtaking them down the road at nationals.
"We have got another huge fish to fry after that," Bucknam said. "We have to tackle this thing and still save some juice for the national championships."
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