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|19th June 2012 09:59 PM
would be nice to have two windsurf, two kite and six sailing classes... but this is absolutly irrealistic, the "sailing" give up another two classes for kite.
the selection of all the olimpic sailing classes show the sailors and the future of the sailing sport is NOT important for the decision makers. only politics, which classes have the best lobby. windsurfing lobby is catastrophy. who let to drop out windsurfing??? someone responsible for that...
rs:x was happy, they did not have to fight with any other windsurf aspirant in 2012 only against kite. (in 2004 11 boards fight for the olimpic class.) i think rs:x class though they dont have to do anything for keep the olimpic status.
|16th June 2012 09:18 PM
relating the Olympics to "the average recreational" sailor /kiter.
An interesting read.
it will be interesting to see when the olympics come , the practical aspect of kiting at the games.
More specifically how an olympic incarnation of kiting ie: a four finned mini formula board if that be the choice ( the 2x 40 cm long race fins forward and 2x 36 cm long race fins on the back) will relate to the "all around recreational kiter"
Now specifically I say board versus the kite, as i think the kite technology will trickle down , theres still gains to be made , but I dont think the much if any aspect of the board will.
It could be possible that the olympic kit will be so outside what a regular kiters does it will be almost alien. Will that matter....time will tell, i dunno.
Now one could argue the RSX did not translate to the "all around windsurfer" . But an RSX was aspects of what was already on the market. Big rigs, cambers , high aspect deep fins, high carbon components and wide style boards have a place in many recreational quivers.
An RSX while not ideal or affordable represented aspects of "all around windsurfing" in many peoples kit.
But what is "All around recreational windsurfing". Better yet what conditions does one need to have to do it, and how accesseble is it . Well lets look at an ideal sailing craft.
1. moving in any wind strength. 0 to max wind ( there is an upper limit to any craft)
2. in any wind direction.
3.in any area with water depth , shallow is the limit here.
4. easy to transport, and rig and launch.and can launch anywhere.
5, self rescue at any time.
6 relatively affordable
So how does windsurfing fit in the above criteria? I would say it is the best of any sailing craft i can think of . It fits all the criteria 1,2,
3 fin depth minimum,
Kiters do not satisfy
1, zero wind to ?
2 is very problematic
4 cannot launch or recover in confned area..
5 nope ..very bad..
Windsurfers have one , ONE limit, water depth deeper the fin or semi retracted centreboard but how much of a limit is this?
how many dingies, foilers , catamarans, keelboats or specailty cats can fullfill the criteria and be inexpensive and yet can go relatively fast. Even a starbaord start can hit speeds many olympic craft cannot!!!
. This means a windsurfer is the easiest best simplest sailing craft to execute sailing , almost anywhere ,anyplace, anytime!
and the IOC drops it......
good luck to kiting , I do wish them well ( yes even after my long diatribe ) lets hope the wind blows above 6 knots, it probably will , lets hope its doesnt then die mid race, or worse yet before the a start ...if so mayhem...
and perhaps olympic embarrasment.
but be proud to windsurf!! not everyone agrees thats OK.
but look at the above its the best all around, go anywhere anywind any direction , any water, bang for the buck adrenaline wind powered safe sport going.
|15th June 2012 08:00 AM
An interesting interview of assisting ISAF advisor was Johnny Heineken, who is the current Kite Course Racing World Champion:
"While we were there to test racing formats, on a basic level we needed to prove how high performance we really are.
Most people still think of kiteboarding as a sport that needs 15kts and up just to sail upwind, and many of the ISAF folk and sailors were of this mindset. In our own little world we know that we are some of the fastest craft on the water. If I am close to keeping up with Jimmy Spithill and the boys on their AC45 on San Francisco Bay, I can sure as hell knock the socks off the 49ers and Tornados.
We proved this in all wind conditions, sailing laps around the skiffs and multihulls at the trials in everything from 6kts and up (to give you an idea, we were reaching at over 25kts in 7-9ks of breeze). Higher and faster was the name of the game, and everyone noticed, including the ISAF president who spent much of his single day on the water learning about the gear and tactical side of kite racing."
Source : http://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/news/12/0403/
So, it looks like that racing kites are indeed capable of doing almost 3x the wind speed and can challenge an AC45. Hats off, that's quite impressive I reck'on.
Cheers !
PS: the Swiss won the cup twice but made a wrong choice at the end and lose it. Fair enough. I'm thrilled to see the R&D going on about rigid sails and foils and very pleased to see the action and drama with the AC45 world series. So, I'm sure the AC72 match racing in the San Francisco bay will be fantastic to watch from 5 to 35 knots of wind !
|14th June 2012 09:42 PM
And the AC45's were going deeper, I don't think the kite had more VMG. Overall you make a strong argument that the ISAF cliam is exaggerated. Still whilst your Lake Geneva exotics may be faster, I guess if the kites prove the fastest Olympic class then they will get some cache from that. If we don't get them thrown out before that happens....heh heh. I think boats like the 49'er are kings of most lakes in light winds though, and the kind of performance target WS have in mind.
ps what a shame Alinghi didn't look so good at the Cup. Looked like they had an amateur at the helm. :-)
|13th June 2012 03:04 PM
AC45 versus kite duel : 2 sides of the same coin ?
1) the "fantastic" kite movie:
2) the full lenght uncut movie:
The kite was trailing behind the AC45 for quite a long time. Only at the very end can the kite overtake the AC45. Please, note that both AC45s did have their gennakers deployed, but were they reaching their top speed that is 3x that of wind speed (similar to that of a D35 by the way) during these moments while exiting the San Diego harbour? I don't think so. Was it blowing less than 10 knots ? Hard to say, but I doubt it... Note the color of water at the end of the movie: darker blue usually means windier.
Fair enough. That video doesn't constitute a proof by itself that a kite is faster than an AC45 and I hope that folks at the ISAF did reach that very same conclusion. Hope to see a match race conducted in proper conditions one day to settle the question once and for all.
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|13th June 2012 01:57 PM
Thanks for the link to the video. Yes, Tornados are fast, but not the fastest in light wind. Sorry, I've never seen an AC45 nor Extreme 40 cats on our swiss lake as yet but I have the chance to sail against quite a number of fast sailboats in light wind on Geneva lake. One of the fastest so far that I met is a Decision 35 cat : http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cision_35.
In less than 7 knots wind, a D35 is faster than anything else on our lake, including Tornadoes, Ventilos, 49er, or even my Serenity + 11 m2 : no chance to match their speed on a beam reach. Even a foiler such as the exotic LX Mirabaud or the Pi28 Gonet have no chance :
In 7-12 knots wind, a D35 is still faster than anything else. I tried many times just to follow them on a deep reach with a large slalom board + 11 m2 sail. While I was speeding at Vmax 25-26 knots, they are doing 30+ knots easily. In those same conditions, I'm on par with a Bladerider whereas a Hobbie cat 18 is left behind very quickly.
Yesterday was a very interesting match race against the hydroptere.ch cat. In 10-16+ knots winds on a deep reach with iSonic 117 Wide + Reflex III 8.6 m2, I was speeding at Vmax 27-29 knots while they were doing 35 knots easily. Just amazing to see from behind how fast they are going over their 2 leeward foils...!
So again, I'd love to see a kite doing 3-4x the wind speed and beating either a D35, hydroptere.ch or even the defunct Alinghi 5 in less than 10 knots winds :
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|7th June 2012 09:18 PM
Hi again JM. Thanks for your local experience, interesting perspective. As you say that is the offical ISAF trial report on which the decision was based. Now I'm a WS, but in fairness the report states the wind was measured from a drifiting boat. They had the worlds top guys too, and from eye wtiness reports they beat all other craft on the water, including the Tornado, on all pionts of sail, in all winds experienced. Tornados aren't slow, take alook at the Youtube of Xtreme40 v Skiff 18 youtube.com/watch?v=KjQpB-Snyr8. I agree all your points on practicalities, too numerous to list, and the GPS analysis is interesting. Where were the WSer's to point this out? Should have had the lightweight RSX to demo. Should have pointed out the perils of teaching kids kitesurfing on inland venues etc etc
Agree that Formula is actually quite a techncially regulated class, no protos allowed. I based my 12-15 knot guess for parity on the testing that KA did between their Formula & Moth riders: that crossed over around that range, and the Kite v Moth videos. Would love Ross Williams to go out and prove it was lower, but I still doubt under 12 knots Formula would get the angles.
Whatever it's not all about speed and the Div 2 video was nice, now a RS D2 with 9.5 demon VG7 would be perfect for summer...
|4th June 2012 03:23 PM
Here is the link to the report that "unregistered" was kindly talking about :
ISAF Kiteboarding Format Trials Santander, Spain, March 21-25
Technical Report
Page 5 of 33:
Equipment can be launched in app. 3-4 knots of wind, depending on current, wind variety and surf.
Kiteboards can sail and be immediately on the plan from 4-5 knots.
GPS analysis showed the following speeds and angles in 6-9 knots:
Speed on the Beat: 15 knots or 8 1⁄2 minutes /nm
Speed on the Run: 23 knots or 4 minutes /nm
Speed on the Reach: 26 knots or 3 1⁄4 minutes /nm"
On the GPS recording shown as "proof", there is only 1 event with a Vmax peaking at 26 knots and maybe another one at Vmax 24 knots over a period of 2 hrs. Was the wind gusting at more than 9 knots during those 2 Vmax peaks? Where was the wind being measured : on the beach, on the course or at a nearby airport weather station ?
The "proofs" shown in the report are highly questionable to me simply because some of my kitesurf friends are unable to reproduce some of the miraculous claims made in this report on our home lake.
1) "Kiteboards can sail and be immediately on the plan from 4-5 knots". Yes, that is correct but only in true 5 knots winds with a Speed 3 Flysurf 21 m2 kite and a XXL Flydoor board (170cm x 50 cm) or a tube 22 m2 kite and a custom Kite Race board equipped with 2x 40 cm long race fins forward and 2x 36 cm long race fins on the back. Below 5 knots, it's swimming time and rescue boat help on our lake.
With a standard equipment (a basic twintip board), the wind limit is more like �7 knots with an 18 m2 kite or �10 knots with a 12-14 m2 kite. On par with a standard Formula Windsurfing equipment.
2) None of our group of 20+ kiters can reach a board speed that is equal to 3-4x that of the wind speed in winds below 9 knots. Only specifically designed large cats can do that on our lake, as explained below.
Furthermore, to claim that "The class polars show that kiteboarding is one of the most performant of all sailing classes, including the AC 45 and Extreme 40s" is overly measleading and represents a gross oversimplification of what the reality is on the water.
In 7 knots wind, a Decision 35 cat can reach a sustainable speed that is equal to 3x the wind speed on our home lake. In that same wind speed, the defunct Alinghi 5 mega cat was reaching a sustainable speed of 28-30 knots, i.e., 4x that of the wind speed. Sorry, I just don't buy that silly argument that "kiteboarding is one of the most performant of all sailing classes". Not true.
No wonders why windsurfing is out of the olympic games with such a blown-up-on-steroid report. Go figure...!
Cheers !
|4th June 2012 11:21 AM
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Absolutely agree, being the lucky and jealous owner of a Serenity MKII down here in Venice, Italy. Best board I've ever choosen and bought (and I currently own 10 boards of various types, 5 in Venice and 5 outside).
BTW in my home spot SE of Venice airport kites are forbidden, as in many other places.
|4th June 2012 07:11 AM
26 knots reaching with a kite in only 6-9 knots wind ? 3-4x the wind speed ? That's pure BS all the way.
Reality check is that nobody is kiting in such low wind except 1 guy with a Speed 3 Flysurfer 22 m2 kite and a raceboard with 4 big fins on my home lake. Truth is that he barely exceeds 2x the wind speed, i.e., 12 knots kite speed in 6 knots wind. That's exactly what I do on Serenity + 11 m2 sail BTW...
Should the wind drop below 5 knots, the kite is swimming while I'm still flying full speed as described above. Should the wind drop down to 0, I can still pump the big sail and reach a top speed of 5-6 knots with the Serenity while the kite is still swimming and calling for the rescue boat.
Time to get to real hard facts and stop the kite fantasy...
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I wrote the other day about William TARGETT and Ruth HILTON, the age difference between them and the closeness of their marriage to the baptism of their only daughter Caroline (or Emily Caroline). I felt there was an interesting story here waiting to be investigated, and in any case I needed to do more work to establish who their parents were (my 4x great grandparents).
The two parish records I checked at Worthing Library on Tuesday certainly shed more light on the situation, or rather added more fuel to the fire. Both records were on the International Genealogical Index at familysearch.org, but neither entry gave the full details that I needed.
First up was the marriage of William and Ruth in the parish of Heyshott, Sussex on the 27th September 1856. The first piece of new evidence was their ages; William was 37 years old and Ruth was only 19. So the census had been pretty accurate and my calculations were right, William was nearly twenty years older than Ruth.
I was not surprised to find that William was a bachelor and Ruth a spinster. William's occupation was given as labourer, so again there was nothing unusual there.
It was the father's details for the couple that proved the most interesting. William's father was also William, and his occupation was also labourer. This pretty much confirmed what I had already suspected, William was the son of William and Charlotte TARGETT.
Ruth's father's details were in one respect what I had expected in that his surname wasn't HILTON but SAUNDERS. Ruth HILTON's father was Richard SAUNDERS and he was also a labourer. I had my suspicions that Ruth might be illegitimate when I found a baptism record that seemed to fit and it only gave a mother's name. To be honest I had half expected to find her father's name and occupation left blank in the register.
So although this is not an ideal situation for me. I have very little to work on to link Ruth's mother and father together, but it could be worse, at least I have a father's name to work with. The possible baptism for Ruth was the other record I wanted to check down at Worthing, to see if that might provide further clues.


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This handsome looking young man is my 2x great-uncle Ernest Arthur TROWER. He was the son of Ebenezer and Annie TROWER, who was born in Sayers Common, Sussex in 1895. He was baptised in the parish church at Sayers Common on the 13th October 1895. His life was tragically cut short when he was killed in action in France on the 23rd September 1917, aged 22 years old.
I have been able to find out precious little about Ernest's military service. A couple of years before the British Army service records started to appear on Ancestry.co.uk I had already been up to the National Archives at Kew and searched the microfilms for Ernest, but had found nothing.
At the National Archives I was able to get a copy of his medal index card, which would later also turn up on Ancestry.co.uk, but that told me nothing more than I already knew from the inscription on the edge of his medals.
What little information I have comes from two sources, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Debt of Honour Register, and Soldiers Died in the Great War which at that time was only available online at Military-Genealogy.com but now it is also available on Ancestry.co.uk and findmypast.com.
These two sources confirmed that this man was my 2x great-uncle, but only gave me a few other details about his military service. He was a member of the 12th Battalion of the Durham Light Infantry upon his death, but he had previously been in the Army Cyclist Corps (with the regimental number of 10572). He had enlisted at Hove, Sussex and had given Sayers Common, Sussex as his residence, so he was probably still living at home with his parents.
It confirmed that the date he died was the 23rd September 1917, and the place was "France and Flanders". The CWGC site also told me he was commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial to the Missing, at Tyne Cot Cemetery near the town of Ypres in Belgium. Ernest is one of the thousands of men who have no known grave.
At the National Archives I was able to consult the war diaries of 12th Battalion Durham Light Infantry (WO 95/2182), and have since download a copy via their DocumentsOnline service. This sadly tells me very little about what happened on the 23rd September 1917. Between the 20th and 24th September the battalion was involved in an attack but the report of this attack fails to make any mention of the number of casualties.
It seems unlikely that I will ever find out what happened to Ernest, the best I can hope for is to learn more about the actions of the 12th Battalion from other sources and learn what took place, but I will be very lucky to find out anything on an individual level that is going to help me learn more about Ernest's service.
See Also:
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part one)
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part three)
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part four)


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I have however become quite addicted to the latest addition to the WordPress.com stats page, the ability to view which country the visitors to my blog come from.
As you can see people are finding their way to my blog from all over the world, whether this is by accident and whether they find what they are looking for are both different questions.
The numbers themselves are not particularly exciting, but the distribution of visitors is quite interesting. The most popular country of origin is the United Kingdom, followed by the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand in that order.
Next up after that are Germany and France, which surprised me. I'm not sure why or how they found their way to my blog, but I hope they found what they were looking for.
Most interesting is the long tail, the likes of Azerbaijan, Albania, Georgia, Latvia, Senegal, Slovakia, Pakistan, Kuwait, Nigeria, Jordan, Japan, Lithuania, Taiwan, Republic of Korea, Colombia and Chile. There are only one or two visitors from each, but it is good to see a
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June 10, 2016
Lacrosse Magazine's DIII Women's All-Americans
The NCAA semifinalists are well represented, with Middlebury, Trinity, Cortland and F&M holding eight of 13 spots on our first (and only) team of honorees.
June 6, 2016
IWLCA Names 2016 Players of the Year by Position
Ellie DeGarmo (Princeton), Kayla Treanor (Syracuse), Alice Mercer and Taylor Cummings (Maryland) captured DI positional honors as the IWLCA named its Players of the Year for 2016.
June 6, 2016
Looking Ahead: 2017 Top 10 For Division III Women
In Middlebury's heyday, the Panthers only won back-to-back championships once. Can they duplicate the feat in 2017? Mark Macyk takes a way-early look at how things could shape up.
June 1, 2016
Nike/Lacrosse Magazine Division III Women's Top 20
Middlebury's run to the NCAA title clinched the No. 1 spot in the Top 20 as we bid farewell to the 2016 season. NCAA runner-up Trinity takes the No. 2 spot, with Cortland falling to third with its lone loss of the year.
May 29, 2016
Livesay Leads Middlebury to First Title Since 2004
With her mentor in the stands and her former team on the other sideline, coach Kate Livesay capped her first season at her alma mater by leading Middlebury to its first NCAA championship since 2004.
May 29, 2016
Middlebury Wins Sixth NCAA Title, First Since 2004
Kate Livesay became the first women's lacrosse coach at any level to lead two different teams to NCAA championships, as Middlebury defeated nemesis Trinity 9-5 in the Division III final Sunday in Chester, Pa.
May 28, 2016
NESCAC Rules day as Middlebury, Trinity Advance to WD3 Final
Middlebury snapped defending champion Cortland's 40-game win streak and Trinity downed F&M to set Sunday's DIII women's NCAA finals.
May 27, 2016
WD3 Notebook: Prepping for the Final Four
Four teams remain. What's on the docket as they make final preparations for a run at the championship in Chester, Pa.?
May 22, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Deja Vu All Over Again
The Division III women's semifinal matchups — Cortland vs. Middlebury and Trinity vs. Franklin and Marshall — on Saturday will be identical to last season.
May 21, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Quarterfinals Set for Sunday
Catholic will get another stab at Cortland thanks to a 12-10 comeback win over Springfield in an NCAA tournament third-round game Saturday. The other three quarterfinals Sunday will pit Trinity against TCNJ, Franklin & Marshall against Salisbury and Middlebury against Gettysburg.
May 19, 2016
From 16 to 4: DIII Women Prepped for Huge Weekend
Regional action on Saturday and Sunday will cut the field to its final four - we'll have east vs. west battles, favorites vs. upstarts, and much more. Shane Mettlen takes a look at what to expect.
May 18, 2016
IWLCA Announces Division III Women's All-Americans
Forty-eight players received IWLCA Division III All-American recognition Wednesday. Nearly two-thirds of the selections come from the three power conferences in Division III women's lacrosse.
May 15, 2016
D-III Women: Springfield Advances, Gettysburg Survives
Springfield notched another one-goal upset, this time over Bates, and Gettysburg averted an upset against William Smith to headline NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament second-round action Sunday.
May 14, 2016
Women's Roundup: Keene State, Springfield Make History
Keene State downed Castletown 10-9 and Springfield defeated Bridgewater State 8-7 to net their first-ever NCAA tournament victories. Plus, St. John Fisher advances to the Sweet 16, the ECAC championship is set and more.
May 12, 2016
WD3 Notebook: F&M Primed for May Run
Cortland is the overwhelming favorite to repeat, but don't count out Franklin & Marshall, which hopes to make a run at its first crown since 2009.
May 9, 2016
DIII Women's Bracket Breakdown: Cortland in Crosshairs
Last year, Cortland won the NCAA championship and got the monkey off of its back. It's now replaced firmly with a target for the top seed Red Dragons.
May 9, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Cortland, TCNJ 1-2 in Final Update
May 8, 2016
Usual Suspects, Bates Top D-III Women's Tourney Field
Seven of the eight top seeds in the NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament are Memorial Day weekend mainstays. The lone exception is Bates.
May 7, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Conference Champs Rise to Occasion
The penultimate day of the NCAA Division III women's lacrosse season saw several conference champions get crowned.
May 6, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Cortland Cruises to Rematch
No. 1 Cortland routed Oswego St. to earn a date in the SUNYAC finals against No. 19 Brockport. Finals were also set for the ODAC, Liberty and Midwest tournaments.
May 6, 2016
WD3 Notebook: Middlebury Rolling into NESCAC Semis
Seventh-ranked Middlebury is hitting its stride right in time for the NESCAC tournament and beyond. Can the Panthers make a run at a first NCAA title since 2004?
May 4, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: TCNJ Advances to NJAC Title Game
TCNJ ran away with the 15-2 win over Stockton to advance to the NJAC title game, where they will meet Montclair St.
May 2, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Cortland No. 1 for 10th Straight Week
April 30, 2016
Women's D-III Roundup: NESCAC Tourney Opens
Six of the nation's top 20 teams were in action during the quarterfinal round of the NESCAC tournament, and Middlebury was among the winners.
April 27, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: F&M Throttles Gettysburg
Attackers Paige Moriarty and Grace Saliba scored four goals apiece, as No. 5 Franklin and Marshall throttled No. 3 Gettysburg 16-11 to earn the top seed in the Centennial Conference women's lacrosse playoffs.
April 25, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Brockport Into Top 10; Cortland Unanimous
April 23, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Salisbury, St. Marys in CAC Final
No. 4 Salisbury and No. 14 St. Mary's each earned one-goal wins to advance to next weekend's CAC championship. Trinity and Amherst also avoided upset bids.
April 21, 2016
WD3 Notebook: Gettysburg on Major Roll
Gettysburg has been playing its best lacrosse of the season in the month since its lone loss of the season to TCNJ, and hopes to continue the roll into the postseason.
April 20, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: York Tops Christopher Newport in CAC Play
York held the lead at halftime and cruised to a 10-5 win over Christopher Newport in the first round of the CAC tournament.
April 18, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Middlebury Slip Brings TCNJ to No. 2
April 16, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: TCNJ, Trinity Net Top-10 Triumphs
TCNJ erased a four-goal deficit to defeat Salisbury to snap the Sea Gulls' 10-game winning streak, and Trinity continued its recent dominance of Middlebury to deal the Panthers their first loss of the season Saturday.
April 13, 2016
WD3 Notes: Livesay, Undefeated Middlebury Face Trinity Saturday
Coach Kate Livesay brings her unbeaten Middlebury team into a game with Trinity, the team she led for eight seasons.
April 13, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Mary Washington Gets By CNU
Mary Washington scored 10 second-half goals to pull away for the 12-4 win over Christopher Newport.
April 12, 2016
Division III Women Mid-Season Awards, All-Americans
Cortland, TCNJ and Bates each landed two players on our Mid-Season All-America rundown for the women's DIII ranks.
April 11, 2016
IWLCA DII Poll: Little Change as Adelphi Dominates
April 11, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Union In While Cortland Rolls
April 9, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Middlebury Suffocates Bates
Seven of the top 12 teams in the Nike/Lacrosse Magazine Division III Women's Top 20 reside in the NESCAC, and six of them played each other Saturday.
April 6, 2016
WD3 Notes: Brockport's Postseason Aspirations Blossom
With a tight-knit culture and core philosophy, plus an untouched 8-0 record, No. 13 Brockport looks to make noise in the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2011.
April 6, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Gettysburg Downs Dickinson
Gettysburg scored the game's first five goals and held off Dickinson in the second half to seal the 11-6 win.
April 4, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Cortland Unanimous; Dickinson to No. 20
April 2, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Conn. College Upends Tufts
Senior Erin Moran erupted with six goals and added one assist to lead the Connecticut College women's lacrosse team to a 14-13 upset against No. 8 Tufts at Silfen Field on Saturday.
March 31, 2016
WD3 Notes: Salisbury Carries New Mentality to 2016
After its streak of two straight national titles was snapped in a NCAA second round loss last season, Salisbury is looking to get back to the top again.
March 30, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: St. Mary's Upsets York
Erika Kopf scored with less than six minutes left to cap St, Mary's comeback victory over York.
March 28, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Cortland Continues to Dominate
March 26, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Cortland Dominates TCNJ
Ashley Gentile scored six goals and Cortland St. cruised to a 16-9 win over No. 4 TCNJ, while Tufts scored the upset over Trinity in NESCAC action.
March 24, 2016
Highlights: Franklin & Marshall at Salisbury (Women)
March 23, 2016
WD3 Notes: Hamilton Wins Rare Inter-Division Matchup
Hamilton made the trip to Bradenton, Fla. last week, sweeping two games over Bowdoin and Division II Florida Southern.
March 23, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Wall Paces Salisbury Past F&M
Emma Wall scored five goals to lead No. 6 Salisbury to a 12-10 upset victory over No. 2 Franklin & Marshall on Wednesday.
March 21, 2016
IWLCA DII Poll: Mercyhurst Into Otherwise Stable Top 10
March 21, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: TCNJ, Salisbury Make Moves
March 19, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: TCNJ KO's Gettysburg in OT
Senior Cortney Natalicchio scored with 1:39 remaining in overtime to lift No. 6 TCNJ to a 10-9 win Saturday over visiting No. 5 Gettysburg.
March 19, 2016
Photo Gallery: Gettysburg at TCNJ (NCAA Women)
Senior Cortney Natalicchio scored with 1:39 remaining in overtime to lift No. 6 TCNJ to a 10-9 win over visiting No. 5 Gettysburg. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 17, 2016
WD3 Notes: Bates' Hot Start Fueled By Husband-Wife Coaching Duo
Brett and Heidi Allen are making a rare husband-wife duo work at Bates, leading the NESCAC school to a 6-0 record and a chance to compete for an NCAA berth.
March 16, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Cortland Overwhelms Tufts
No. 1 Cortland St. showed its class at No. 9 Tufts, cruising to the 18-10 victory behind Nicole Bello and Krisitn Oberg.
March 14, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Unbeatens Continue to Hold Top Tier
March 12, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Salisbury Rebounds at York
The No. 7 Salisbury women's lacrosse team responded after its loss to Gettysburg this week, holding off No. 8 York and picking up a big 8-6 road win. Gabrielle Mongno scored a hat trick to lead the Sea Gulls.
March 10, 2016
WD3 Notes: For St. Mary's, 'This is the Year'
Returning 15 upperclassmen, including 10 seniors, St. Mary's is looking to improve on a 13-5 season in 2015 and clinch a berth in the NCAA tournament,
March 9, 2016
Gettysburg Tops Salisbury in Clash of D-III Women's Titans
Maggie Connolly, Caroline Jaeger and Emma Christie scored two goals each to lead No. 6 Gettysburg to a 10-8 win over No. 7 Salisbury in a game between teams that have combined to win four of the last six NCAA Division III women's lacrosse championships.
March 9, 2016
Photo Gallery: Gettysburg at Salisbury (NCAA Women)
Maggie Connolly, Caroline Jaeger and Emma Christie scored two goals each to lead No. 6 Gettysburg to a 10-8 win over No. 7 Salisbury in a game between teams that have combined to win four of the last six NCAA Division III women's lacrosse championships. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker
March 7, 2016
IWLCA DII Poll: Adelphi Alone at the Top
March 7, 2016
IWLCA DIII Poll: Cortland, Trinity Continue Run at Top
March 5, 2016
Small College Roundup: Tufts Survives Stevens' Test
Two-time defending champion Tufts got all it could handle from No. 20 Stevens, but rallied for the win in its season opener to headline the small college Saturday slate.
February 27, 2016
Small College Roundup: Cabrini Rallies to Upset Lynchburg
Evan Downey's OT game-winner capped a late comeback as No. 18 Cabrini downed No. 4 Limestone to highlight a busy early day in the small college world.
February 25, 2016
D-III Women's Roundup: Gettysburg, F&M Win
Junior Emma Christie scored a career-high six goals and senior Abby Baigelman totaled eight points as No. 5 Gettysburg broke open a close game to defeat Stevenson 17-10 on Thursday.
February 19, 2016
D-III Women's Lacrosse Championships Headed to Salem
The NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Committee announced it has selected Salem, Va., as the host of the 2017 and 2018 championships.
February 11, 2016
Nike/LM Preseason All-Americans: Division III Women
Unsurprisingly, six of the 12 top players in NCAA Division III women's lacrosse hail from the mighty NESCAC. But if you're looking for some spoilers, the best defenders are in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
February 11, 2016
Nike/LM NCAA Preview: Division III Women's Top 20
Cortland reloads for a repeat, the Kate Livesay era begins at Middlebury, Salisbury lurks like a sleeping giant and Bowdoin is trending toward the final four.
February 11, 2016
Trinity's Martha Griffin: 'I'm Addicted to Improvement'
Martha Griffin used to be Trinity's secret weapon. But after eclipsing 100 points last year, the Bantams midfielder and LM Preseason Player of the Year is trending toward stardom.
February 1, 2016
Maryland Tops IWLCA Division I Coaches Preseason Poll
Defending NCAA Division I women's lacrosse champion Maryland is the top-ranked team in the IWLCA Division I Coaches Preseason Poll that was released Monday. Adelphi and Cortland were also named No. 1 in Division II and III, respectively.
January 26, 2016
Inside the February Edition of Lacrosse Magazine
A year after Denver upheld its preseason No. 1 ranking, we're looking west(ish) again at Notre Dame, whose Big Three of Matt Kavanagh, Sergio Perkovic and Matt Landis grace the cover of this special NCAA preview edition.
January 23, 2016
Saturday School: Nine Lessons From LaxCon
The US Lacrosse National Convention is all about learning. Here are nine lessons from some of the leaders of the sport from Saturday's sessions at LaxCon.
January 21, 2016
Thomas Announces Resignation of Jennifer Nardi
January 20, 2016
Juniata to Add Women's Lacrosse for 2017-2018 Season
November 25, 2015
Recruiting Proposals "To Save The Kids" Awaits NCAA Approval
The IWLCA is still awaiting word from the NCAA on two ground-shaking proposals to stem the trend toward early recruiting.
November 11, 2015
Lacrosse Magazine 2015 Person of the Year Finalists
Who should be Lacrosse Magazine's 2015 Person of the Year? As we prepare to announce our selection Monday, here's one last look at the finalists.
November 10, 2015
Rachel Smith Named Inaugural DeSales Coach
DeSales will add a women's lacrosse program in 2017 and Rachel Smith will be the team's inaugural coach.
October 20, 2015
Five Questions: Lax Sports Network COO Rob Wallace
The Lax Sports Network, billed as a 24-hour digital home of lacrosse programming, debuts Jan. 5, 2016. We caught up with the network's leadership to learn more about it.
October 5, 2015
Her Space: Opportunities Beyond the Division I Barrier
When we talk about college lacrosse recruiting, the conversation too often stops at Division I. Division III offers get overlooked, misinterpreted or downplayed, writes Kate Hickman.
October 1, 2015
30 in 30: New NCAA Women's Rules at Play in 2016
With all the excitement surrounding the shot clock, it doesn't go into effect until 2017 for DI and 2018 for DII and DIII. But there are more than 10 new rule changes that affect the 2016 season. Clarifications are made and coaches give their feedback.
September 25, 2015
30 in 30: Livesay Back at Home in Middlebury
Kate Livesay won a NCAA championship as a coach at Trinity, but she's back at home at Middlebury where she won two NCAA championships as a player.
September 16, 2015
30 in 30: Franklin & Marshall's Road Back to the Top
F&M made it back to the final four a year ahead of schedule. And with most of his junior class studying abroad this fall, coach Mike Faith will get a good look at the reinforcements — with an eye on the Dips' first NCAA title since 2009.
September 4, 2015
The Time Has Come for Women's Lacrosse
On May 21, ASTM approved a headgear standard. On July 16, the NCAA approved a 90-second shot clock. In 56 days, women's lacrosse changed forever.
June 5, 2015
Young Guns Anchor LM's DIII Women's All-Americans
The top dogs in the women's DIII game are largely going to be back for another turn, as our starting lineup for the 2015 season earns its nod.
June 1, 2015
Early Top 10 for 2016 (WD3): Cortland Reloading?
With a tremendous core of returning players from the program's first-ever NCAA champion, Cortland is going to be a tall order for the DIII women's championship hopefuls in 2016.
May 24, 2015
Cortland Exorcises Final Four Demons With First Title
Three times, Cortland's seniors had made it to the women's DIII final weekend, but lost to Trinity. On Sunday, the Red Dragons got the Bantams back, taking the school's first women's title with a 17-6 thrashing at PPL Park.
May 23, 2015
WD3 Semis: Cortland, Trinity Advance to Final
Ashley Gentile scored five goals as Cortland reached its first NCAA final with a 19-12 win over Middlebury in what was the last game in Missy Foote's 35-year tenure as Panther coach. (Rich Barnes)
May 18, 2015
IWLCA Honors 48 as DIII All-America Selections
The women's Division III All-America selections have been announced by the IWLCA, featuring 48 of the game's best.
May 17, 2015
Trinity Reaches Fourth Final Four In A Row With Win Over TCNJ


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The members of the Aiken Young Professionals want to see more of an effort made in making this area a little more appealing to their generation, and they've taken the first step in making that happen.
Aiken Young Professionals was established in 2008 by the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. The organization is for individuals from the ages of 22 to 39 and offers networking opportunities for young professionals in the area.The organization holds a variety of events throughout the year. The next Third Thursday event will be at Grumpy's Sports Pub in the Publix Shopping Center on Feb. 21. Aiken Young Professionals is still offering the $35 beginning-of-the-year member special for anyone interested in joining.For more information, visit www.aiken-yp.com.
Aiken Young Professionals' Chair-elect Derrick McLane stood at the front the City Council Chambers in which almost every seat was filled Monday evening to present some ideas that the organization brainstormed to provide an environment for young, career-minded individuals in Aiken.
"Aiken's done so well in the past to be considered a retirement community," McLane said to Council. "We, as the members of the AYP, hope that with this presentation that maybe we could start a discussion on how to maybe attract and retain professionals that are of the younger generation to become a part of the community since they are your future citizens and leaders of the community."
McLane first discussed arts and entertainment, stating that more free events like the 5th Friday street festivals that the organization holds would be quite intriguing.
Councilwoman Gail Diggs pointed out at the meeting that she had attended one of the 5th Friday events, which are held in Downtown Aiken, and said that's the kind of thing she could see bringing one of her two daughters back to the area.
"I think the best thing I remember is everyone dancing in the street to Preston and Weston," Diggs said about the 5th Friday event.
McLane added that using existing facilities to bring in comedians and bands as well as holding open mic nights would also be something that young professionals would enjoy immensely.
McLane suggested in his presentation the establishment of affordable, trendy downtown apartments, the creation of more bike or walking paths, installing more sufficient street or sidewalk lighting for pedestrian nighttime traffic and using the parkways for outdoor seating or picnic areas.
The members of Aiken Young Professionals are also excited about the Union Street improvement plan and feel it has potential of growth in business on that end of Downtown Aiken, McLane said.
McLane also suggested looking at potential development down the west side of Richland Avenue to bring the downtown atmosphere closer to USC Aiken.
Lastly, the presentation included ideas for the City's Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department to administer sporting leagues for casual games of flag football or kickball. McLane mentioned that it would be beneficial to think of ways of making younger residents, most who depend a lot on their cell phones, aware of the social applications like Facebook or Twitter that the City uses to keep them up to date on all the great programs or events the municipality already offers.
Mayor Fred Cavanaugh said he would like to continue the discussion and talk more about the ideas presented Monday evening. He feels like the dialogue between the Aiken Young Professionals and Council was a great start to reaching the goals mentioned.
McLane reiterated that the presentation wasn't a message that Aiken needs reinvention but rather the implementation of some of the ideas from the younger residents into what is already in place.
"As you're saying, I don't think we need to reinvent the wheel or come up with the rims and the tires," City Manager Richard Pearce said at the end of the presentation. "I think we've got it. I think it's the pressure that we got in the tire to make it roll right."
McLane said Councilwoman Lessie Price encouraged the organization to make the presentation to Council. Price feels that good things will come from the City and the Aiken Young Professionals working together. In fact, it has been suggested that a steering committee of young professionals be created to report to the city, offer input in policy and be more of a part in the citizens' involvement, Price said.
"I'm so proud of that group and their method of how they want to get involved in addition to how they delivered their message," Price said. "I appreciate the spirit and professionalism of how they conveyed their message. I see so many potential leaders within that group."


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clippers work out Hedo Turkoglu today.
What's that? A hope, a rumour, your prediction, insider info or what??
Oops now I have worked out what you mean. You meant he worked out for the training staff rather than they are working out a deal. My bad, I speak English English rather than American English and I was a bit slow on the translation.
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Confirmed: @Clippers work out Hedo Turkoglu today. One source: "He can run point-forward (for injured PG Chris Paul)."
Confirmed: @Clippers work out Hedo Turkoglu today. One source: "He can run point-forward (for injured PG Chris Paul)."
He's a career 38% 3 point shooter. The last thing you lose as you age is your shot. Hope he's in good shape
If he works out we address both the SF and PG depth
Hedo's certainly familiar with JJ.
Wouldn't mind Hedo.
no thank you... turkoglu's career has been done a while ago, he'll just be another stephen jackson.
also Clippers looking at Darius Morris.
please no.
Morris wouldn't be a bad option. Rather have him than an aged Turkoglu running the point
Gun to my head, I say yes. Otherwise, I say "maybe". Could be really good, but could also end up being really bad.
I hope not. Don't trust an aging 34 year old performing well after a season long suspension. Not to mention the season before that was pretty awful as well.
For a minimum, i say yes for hedo, I'm sure he will work hard to prove something.
I would have to believe he would be here to play PF with Dudley and Barnes and the reutrn of Bullock at SF. Doc still looking for that stretch 4 lol. Turk, Mullens, Jamison,and Jackson.
I doubt the conversation is for anything other than the minimum.
We could really use the Bynum getting cut now more than ever. Our bench is a wreck and would be agreat compliment to both starting bigs.
andre miller would be so much better than Hedo at this point..
We still need a big
for some reason i still like the idea of getting odom
I don't know what Turk still have to offer at this point of his career
You have a guy that played in 11 games in 2012-2013 season with Orlando and suspended for use of performance-enhancing drugs. Why would we take a chance on this guy? Can we not find a better player than this?
Turk is shooting 4.2% from 3 this season
itsLuigi, I am with you. I would take Odom over this guy
I'll take Odom in a heart beat over this guy
lot's of sports jargon can be easy to misunderstand.
Lamar Odom Not Likely to Be Signed by Los Angeles Clippers - Report
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that sucks
The ONLY reason I'd be interested in Hedo is because he and JJ might be able to muster up some chemistry to move the offense until Paul gets back seeing as how those guys played a lot of years together. Otherwise, not sure he excites me much. It all feels temperary anyway.
than why are they looking at hedo?
he's the same size. he can shoot and he can pass. and odom is the better defender.
How does Andre miller make sense? He's not happy because of lack of minutes. Let's say the Clippers somehow get him, now he's a backup PG, then when Paul comes back, is he the third PG or second? If he's the 3rd PG he's getting DNP's, so how would he be happy then?
Can Hedo even play adequate basketball anymore?
Former Orlando Magic forward Hedo Turkoglu has cleared waivers and is free to sign with the team of his choice, and already the Los Angeles Clippers may have emerged as the front-runners.
When the veteran was waived on Friday, multiple reports like this one indicated that the Lakers and Hawks were among the list of interested teams.
Fast-forward to today, and Orlando radio host David Baumann reports that the Clippers are working out Turkoglu on Monday, with a source indicating that he can serve the point-forward role until Chris Paul returns.
If the workout goes well, this could be the place Turkoglu lands. The better question is whether he'll be ready to play a role on the Clippers if he does sign, having sat out all of training camp and the first two months of the season.
^ sounds like he will be ready in time for CP3s return
if they sign an extra point guard they better do it in 10 day contracts
-Hell no to Lamar let him tweak on the Lakers.
-Hell no to Andre Miller he hated being here the first time and never was respectful to us since then. Not to mention I doubt he wants to play on a Blake Griffin team when his foul on Blake got him suspended leading to a suspension that ended his games played streak.
-Turk is older and slower and may not play any time soon even if signed but we have to find some kind of help backing Blake. Then getting help behind Jordan.
Please no more rusty vets! Let's get some fresh young legs out there.
Please yes.
am I the only one who thinks Vlad Ram and Hedo is the same person?
Miller...Been there, done that. Plus he's owed 5 mil this year. No
Hedo...We need guys who have at least played SOME minutes this year. Again, no.
did you see him play last year?
he wasn't even that good.
I kinda like the idea of Darius. Mike Brown had no clue how to use him correctly. With CP mentoring him he might actually be a long term player for us.
The only thing I don't like about him is that he was a Laker. GROSS!
Yes I did and he's better then you think, especially for our current needs.
i would have rather gave shannon brown a chance
Shannon Brown is a SG.
I know but I'm just not sold on darrius. we could have picked up someone better.
I have been saying that for a while! He is Eric Bledose-esque! Very athletic and his is listed as a PG! Better than trying to let Willie Run the point! But I am lolin at Darius Morris!
Guys, Shannon Brown is a SG, not a PG, I'm not sure why anyone listed him as a PG, but if you watch him, he can't play that position. He's not a playmaker or a specifically impressive ball handler in terms f ball security or advanced ball handling ability.
He IS a SG.
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4th quarter scoring.. Magic=16 Clippers=2
Dang, I take back what I said about Matt. He definitely needs to stop chucking the 3 ball, lol. Magic has come back and our starters have to get back in to stop the hemorrhaging.
I never ever thought he was a good signing for his season. I never shook he feeling that last year was a fluke.
Ur boy CP3 wanted him so we overpaid for this idiot
totally different barnes from last year.
what happen?
Morris sucks
At least Blake is back...
like i said... At least Griffin is back in there
Damn Blake's handles
Jordan with the putback slam and the foul!
Loving this dudes effort this season, doesn't give up on plays.
lol Blake don't make them mad they will hard foul you.
DJs second 3 point play.
He also makes the freethrow YES!
Less cutting and more chucking. Oh and it's not a contract year
Dj lookin like shaq out there
He'll be fine once he gets his rhythm. He injuries have hurt him.
Bench coming back in
That should do it. Just like POP had to do it Saturday, Doc has to bring in the starters to settle things down.
i hope so.. i hate to say it but if he doesn't step it up i see a trade happening
Morris might score.. we'll see.
He ain't getting traded...this year at least.
He may hit the rim now!!! FTs for Morris.
With Reddick and CP3 and DC and Jamal starting our bench is just horrendous
I like Darius' hustle and energy.
not really impressed by him but lets give it more time
we should go after Sebastian telfair
I kinda hate former laker player playing for us. Barnes and morris killed that momentum that lead for 16-0 run. (Both Former laker player) sucks. Morris needs to take off that shoes too. What is he thinking
1 point lol
Barnes is still one of our better bench players even with his chucking.
Jamison, Willie, Hollins have been worse. Not even going to talk about Mullens or Jackson. Not sure what Doc was thinking during the off season. He missed on all of our acquisitions except for Collison.
And those guys don't have the excuse of dealing with injuries like Barnes.
that would have been a dj block.. c'mon mullins..
Lawlers law
The problem is now I don't see a team wanting barnes either. Aside from tonight, our role players have underwhelmed,
Olidepo or however you spell it is pretty freaking good...
DJ was our star today. Loved his play and leadership!! Way to step up Collison!
Oh yeah we need bassy. I was excited before when we got telfair. One of my fave player back in highschool. "Through the Fire"
Awesome victory for the Clippers!
Doc should of let Jackson get some burn on to the next game great win could of been a better ending.
He has the right attitude too. He was hustling like its a 2 point game
I think it's a sign that he's gonna get cut
i don't think he's staying or else he would have got some minutes
I wonder why Stephen Jackson didn't get to play tonight during garbage time. Makes me wonder if he's gonna be waived.
ETA:lol, we were all wondering the same thing.
DJ and Collison played outstanding tonight, great team win.
And you want go after Telfair...oh me oh my. Your player choice acquisitions leave a lot to be desired.
Do you think the reason Doc is not playing Jackson could be if he gets hurt we may not be able to waive him?
haha telfair would have scored more than a point
Think he'll be gone by tomorrow.
Good. Not that I have any problem with SJax but we need the roster space unless we can find a way to dump Mullens.
It's not all about points when you're getting a back up 3rd string PG. He'll do fine for the time he'll be here.
Bummer on that, if true. I actually like him on our team, but he is so rusty. He's got a great attitude, though.
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Known as �Joe,� he was born to George and Margaret Philpott on March 29, 1986, in Durango and grew up here. He graduated from Durango High School in 2004.
With a passion for the outdoors, Mr. Philpott worked as a smoke jumper with the Great Basin Smoke Jumpers out of Boise, Idaho. He had spent the past three years fighting fires all over the West with them, and for the three years prior to that, he was a member of a Hot Shot wildland fire crew.
Mr. Philpott attended Colorado State University in Fort Collins, where he was working on his forestry degree.
��Live� is exactly what Joseph did every day of his life, and love is what he filled it with,� his family said. �Joe was always up for an adventure big or small. Joe was an avid backcountry skier, incredible surfer, mountain biker, paraglider, but he could be just as content and full spending a day drinking beer with friends and his brothers or wrestling with �Moose,� the endearing nickname he gave to his nephew Mason. He had the depth and wisdom at 26 a man might only get in a lifetime, which was reflected in his brilliant paintings, his insightful poetry and his finger pickin� banjo tunes.�
Mr. Philpott had a wide circle of friends and family.
�When Joe�s smoke jumper crew boss was notified of the accident and asked for the phone number of his best smoke jumper friend to spread the word,� his family said, �the crew boss responded, �Well, that might be hard, you�ll have to call about 80 people. Everyone was Joe�s best friend.��
Mr. Philpott had developed his own sayings and wisdom they will remember, his family said.
Some of the adages included: �Dance everywhere; Don�t make plans, just show up; Love and laughter is all you need; and Fly kites anywhere and everywhere, especially at the top of a mountain.�
Mr. Philpott is survived by his parents, George and Margaret Philpott, of Durango; siblings Jim Philpott of Denver, Michael Philpott of Salmon, Idaho, and Livy Sparks of Atsugi, Japan; the woman his family called �the love of his life,� Kylie Nulty, of Fort Collins; and two nephews and a niece.
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Yikes. Hope he recovers fast. Maybe the Suns will buyout Okafor after all.
This will be the 2nd time they've operated on the that same knee. 1st with the Clips, now again. Hope all goes well this time around too.
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Get right soon, Bled.
Playing prolonged starters' minutes with his athleticism and physicality may put him at increased risk for injury from here on out. But, with that said...
Get well soon, Bled! You deserve a nice contract this coming offseason!
Just read Bled had a successful knee surgery. I hope he recovers well and returns this season.


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This postcard fits in well with the Madness Monday theme, as it shows the entrance to the Lunatic Asylum at Haywards Heath, Sussex.
The card is not in the best of condition, it was published by Mezzotint Co. of Brighton, probably around 1903-04 and is unused. The writing up the left hand side reads "MEZZOTINT COMPANY YORK HILL LONDON ROAD BRIGHTON".
It is a shame the postcard was not in colour, then you would see the striking red and yellow brickwork. Even so it does illustrate the thought and effort that went into building the asylum, which could just have easily been a drab and plain building.
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Among the Durango attractions Sunset mentions are Purgatory for skiing, the ride to Cascade Canyon on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Trimble Hot Springs and the annual paean to silliness � Snowdown � scheduled Jan. 30-Feb. 3.
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Africa North
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Designed as "a conduit to ecstasy," Africa North is an aural ascension into realms beyond the ordinary. From Moroccan Said Chraibi's elegantly orchestral "Andalusian Oud Music, Parts 1 & 2" to Mahmoud Fadl's Egyptian-tinged percussion on "Maqsoum" to the Sudanese and pan-African inflections of vocalist Setona, Africa North showcases the intermingling of cultures and sound born of the seventh-century Muslim invasions. These Islamic songs feature oud (lute), drums, oboe, and strings as well as a light smattering of electronic sounds. They descend in spirit from a rich oral tradition from teacher to student and guru to disciple, bearing stamps of the musicians' forebears as well as their distinctly original signature noting this time of radical change in the face of tradition. Exotic and heavy with fervor, Africa North is a journey well worth making.
--Paige La Grone (Amazon.com)
Available digitally only as full album.


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ALBUQUERQUE � Seven in 10 births in New Mexico are paid for by Medicaid, according to a recent state analysis.
The study by the state Legislative Finance Committee showed 71 percent of the nearly 27,800 babies born in the state during 2010 were paid for by the state and federally funded health-insurance program for the poor, The Albuquerque Journal reported.
The large number of Medicaid births reflects a slew of problems in New Mexico, such as high rates of unemployment, drug use, school dropout and teen pregnancy, said Peter Winograd, director of the Center for Education Policy Research at the University of New Mexico.
�I think it�s a reflection of the demographic reality of New Mexico,� Winograd said. �Think about an uneducated population continuing to grow and what does that do for our economic viability.�
Paul Silverman, a director of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, said the number indicates that a majority of New Mexico babies are born to mothers who lack the resources to give their children a good chance of success. It pointed to the need for a stronger economy that can provide residents with good jobs and health insurance, he added.
�We are either going to spiral down, or we are going to spiral up,� Silverman said. �We have to take the actions that are necessary to build a private sector and create a much more diversified economy based on the private sector.�
The state Human Services Department oversees Medicaid and pays premiums to four managed-care organizations to provide health insurance for New Mexicans who qualify for Medicaid. About one in four New Mexicans � or 522,000 people � is enrolled in the program.
Medicaid covers 62 percent of New Mexicans 18 and younger. Those who are eligible are in families with incomes up to 235 percent of the federal poverty level � or $4,514 a month for a family of four.
Medicaid covers pregnancy-related health care for women with family incomes up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level, or $3,554 a month for a family of four.
Steve McKernan, CEO of University of New Mexico Hospital, said Medicaid coverage for pregnant women remains a good investment for the state because of the strong link between prenatal care and healthy births. �Women who have coverage are more likely to access care,� he said. �For women that access care frequently during their pregnancies, they get better outcomes.�


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Hey everyone! So a couple of weeks ago I was browsing the Sephora sale section, as ya do, and came across some lovely train cases that were on sale. I have been keeping my eyes open for a nice basic train case for a while so I decided to make an small order.
Little did I know that evil Sephora had planned a 15% off VIB coupon to be sent out only a week later! Needless to say, I decided to do a double order and wanted to share with all of you what I decided to purchase. (It may include some paper, plastic, and even a laser gun. Bwahahaha...)
Video, a full list of products, and what's on my nails below!
Sephora Metro Train Case - Pink (also silver)
Sephora Metro Train Case - Midnight
PAPERSELF Deer & Butterfly Eyelashes
PAPERSELF Peacock Eyelashes (also gorgeous Peach Blossom & Under the Sea)
Silk'n Flash&Go Permanent Hair Removal Device
Sephora Collection Powder Jar with Sifter
Rock & Republic Contrived Pressed Blush in Foreplay (only X-Rated is left)
Rock & Republic Contrived Pressed Blush in Tease
Steve & Barry's Denim Jacket (similar/similar/similar)
Target Purple Gingham shirt (similar/similar/similar or try this J.Crew boy's version)
Delia's Ribbon & Chain Necklace (similar/similar/love the weave of this one)
Urban Decay Super Saturated Lip Color in Lovechild
Nails are ombré painted (CND Indian Rhubarb, Revlon Mon Cherry, Revlon Plum Baby, Essie Chastity, Orly Kiss The Bride)
So firstly, I wanted to talk about the big splurge purchase that I used the 15% off coupon mainly for which is the Silk'n Flash&Go.