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I wrote about The Great Pit Ball before when it was just a glimmer in its host's eye. A very defined kind of glimmer, true, but when we talked, everything for the grand event was only just coming together.
Today, I spoke to Mr. Bond again, with The Great Pit Ball — a star studded charity event held on March 14, 2009 in Las Vegas, NV to raise money for Villa Lobos Rescue Center, the world's largest pit bull rescue — already behind him and a resounding success.
Over 1,000 attendees from all over the globe were seen at the event, including:
- Michael Berryman (The Devil's Rejects, The Hills Have Eyes, Weird Science, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest)
- Pixie Acia (LA Ink, Miami Ink, and Fear Factor game show winner)
- Tera Patrick, the number one porn star in the world, winner of the coveted "Best New Starlet" award, and star of over 100 adult films.
- Evan Seinfeld, well known lead vocalist of the multi-platinum album Biohazard; an adult film actor, director, photographer, writer, entrepreneur, and star of the HBO series Oz.
- James Madio (Hook, Basketball Diaries, Lost Boys, Band of Brothers)
- Alex Karalexis from the UFC reality series and three-time UFC veteran.
- "Razor" Rob McCullough, five-time world Muay Thai champion and former World Extreme Cage Fighting Weight Champion.
- Mario Barth, world renowned and celebrity tattoo artist, owner and chief tattoo artist at Starlight Tattoo.
- John Huntington, formally from the show INKED Hart & Huntington now known as Huntington Ink at the Palms Casino; also known as the country's premiere nightclub promoter.
- Boo-yaa Tribe, a hip-hop group from California.
- Ice-T, rapper and actor.
Thousands of pictures are being uploaded directly to Brandon's studio website. I caught up with Brandon Bond just hours before his departure to L.A, to survey the spoils of victory at Villa Lobos, and to bask in the success of Vicktory to the Underdog: From Hell and Back, his latest DVD release, which premiered at the Pit Ball event.
Let's jump right in.
Tell me, just what made you take up this elephantine project? And how much of a financial impact did the event make for Villa Lobos Rescue Center?
Tia Torres came to me late last year [2008] and explained the financial situation. She asked me to help, so we did — as hard and intensely as we could. The first thing we did was hold an online auction on my websites and we raised about $20,000 for her within a month or so. We also started an online donation collection, which is still active, and we have already exceeded $5,000 that way. This all was wonderful, but her operating expenses exceeds these amounts, and dramatic action had to be taken.
I have effectively run all four of my companies into the ground finishing this film and working to create this huge Vegas fundraiser, all the way across the country dealing with casinos and flights and venues I had never even been inside of. It was an insane four months, but we did it. And according to Tia, we saved her operation, so we DID IT! Without all of this dramatic action, bankruptcy was imminent.
The fight is not over, but we are closer. Once her new TV show airs I believe that the donations will ROLL IN! Television can reach a much wider demographic than anything my companies can provide, so we are anxiously awaiting the show's debut. It's an incredible show, I've already seen a couple episodes, and I am, in fact, on my way to LA right now to film another episode with them.
Without our help, she would have been forced off her property and all the dogs would have again become homeless and hopeless. The first thing to dry up in dire economic circumstances is donations, and she is 100% dependent on donations to survive. She still needs help, but what we did kept them going! So, the answer is, the financial impact was monumental.
The event was about more than just raising money – it was about awareness. Do you feel you have managed to reach the hearts and minds of people – not just the attendees (that's just preaching to the choir!), but people to whom pit bulls are dangerous animals that we need to be protected from by legislature?
I believe that the film itself does that, yes. Anyone who watches it is affected, no matter who they are, how they feel about anything. The dogs in the film are simply a metaphor for so much more, and many widespread topics are explored – man vs nature, man vs man, prejudice, assumptions, media, and the ability for anyone to do some good in this world.
There is something for everyone in this film. It is 100% uncensored, and untainted by corporate influence. As far as we're concerned, it's the pure definition of "independent film." This is nothing like what you would see on Animal Planet, it's extremely in your face, and it's a roller coaster.
Just to plug ourselves, I own 100% of the rights to all footage and we are currently seeking the best distribution deal. The money, of course, will go directly to Tia [of the Villa Lobos Rescue Center], less our hard costs. So, help us sell it!
The art auction featured some very striking pieces – can you tell me a little about the artists featured? How well did the pieces sell? Which was your favorite piece at the auction?
My favorite piece was a painting by Robert Pho, a well-known tattoo artist from Las Vegas. Unfortunately, while I was filming with Animal Planet someone outbid me on that piece, and I did not get to bring it home to my gallery. It was a bummer. I'm still upset about it.
Other artists included: Cam De Leon (famous for creating artwork for the band Tool), Damon Conklin, Durb Morrison, Dave Tedder, John Lloyd, Jace Masula, Short Parker, Ryan Downie, Matt Dunlap, myself, and many more. As you saw, the art show was an incredible and eclectic collection of paintings, photographs, sculpture, mixed media, and collage. The art was auctioned off by Heckles and Twitch. All proceeds from the art auction were also donated to Villa Lobos, and helped us cover the monumental costs of throwing this huge event.
Being an artist myself, and owning a gallery, it only made sense for me to use my connections in the art world to get a bunch of awesome pieces sent out for the event. Seeing as "art" is actually what funded the entire film project, it just made sense. My entire award-winning staff at All Or Nothing Tattoo also donated pieces to the show. It was a family effort for sure. I did purchase the Dave Tedder painting of a pit bull – it is amazing! His artwork can be viewed at All Or Nothing Tattoo's website.
What about the bands? The Great Pit Ball featured acts like Sick of it All, Madball, The Spyderz, and ToeTag – favorites of yours? Were there any other bands you wish could have attended in addition?
Yes, I personally contacted each band, and personally bought their flights and rooms and all that. I called in a lot of favors to pull this off, but the bands were awesome about helping. Evan Seinfeld is the pure definition of a rockstar/pornstar, but is extremely cool about charity stuff. I have been a longtime fan of his music, however, I, also, consider him a friend.
Sick of it All has been one of my favorite bands since I was in middle school! As was Madball, and I have been very close friends with John Wiley (CEO of Eulogy Recordings and guitar player for ToeTag and Until The End). He has helped us out on many projects to date.
Our first film, See You In Hell, exclusively features Eulogy music, and my instructional tattoo seminar DVD series, The Whole Enchilada Vol 1 and Vol 2, both feature all Eulogy music. He and I have worked on many projects together, and the original motion picture soundtrack to Vicktory to the Underdog is predominately Eulogy donated music.
As to adding any other bands, the show didn't even start until midnight west coast time. The poor guys had to play until like 6 am east coast time. There is no way I would have added any more bands! These bands are my favorites and my friends, both old and new, and I couldn't have been more pleased with the way they played their damn hearts out.
Sick of it All, for example, played one of the best shows I have ever seen them play – it was unbelievable! And the Spyderz unleashed some NEW songs at the event, which was awesome for everyone. The fact that Sick of It All dedicated the performance to the film they had just watched, Vicktory was also amazing. It was very touching.
You told me the Pit Ball would take a great deal of preparation. Have your expectations been realized, or was it even more difficult? Or, perhaps you swam right through? Did you encounter any surprises? Can you consider this the biggest party you've ever thrown?
To be perfectly honest, it was a long, terrible road. I was not able to sit back and enjoy my own premiere! I was constantly having to walk out of the theater to talk on my cell phone and prepare everything for the concert! My assistant and I (Nicole Webster, who is also in the film) have never worked so many grueling hours seven days a week. It was unbearable. We were pulling 20 hour shifts because of the different time zones, and the chaos, and the bands, and the flights. And she is eight months pregnant! Poor girl.
It was horrendous, an event like this is usually planned out at least 8-12 months in advance, but Tia needed the money NOW, so, we had to step it all up. And with the last minute venue change a lot of people said it couldn't even be done. We did not relent. Tenacity is a trait I learned from my pit bulls and my father. We did not give up, and even in the face of all the chaos, Nicole and I persevered. Every single member of the Pit Ball committee fell off, quit, or disappeared as the event grew and approached. In the end, it was only us.
At the last minute, I reached out to Mario Barth, a long time friend and celebrity tattoo artist, who owns a studio in Mandalay Bay, and John Huntington [formerly of Hart and Huntington and the TV show INKED] who has a tattoo shop in the Palms. They and companies like Best Friends Animal Society and H20cean came in at the last second to help financially, and we did it! I am officially retiring from events altogether – it was a rough ride, I'm still exhausted!
Have you already received reviews of Vicktory to the Underdog? What are they saying? Was there anything you wish you could have added to the DVD? Will your next DVD pick up where Vicktory left off?
The reviews have been amazing, and inspiring. People are freaking out, it's an entirely different perspective portrayed in the film than the usual animal rescue BS. I would have done the movie much differently had we had more time, for sure. We were under a lot of pressure, and had numerous issues with production and the producer out in LA.
The hardest thing I have ever done was this film, and I have done a LOT of projects. It, too, was a hell ride, and was barely finished in time for the premiere! But the limited edition widescreen DVDs are shipping worldwide now, and they are being incredibly well received.
The next project coming out is not my film, however, I am helping to promote it and will also help financially if needed. It is by a young director, and friend, Michael Dinco, and it is called The Denver Dog Massacre. It is amazing and 99% complete! He is busy working as a producer on Tia's new Animal Planet show, so, it is on hold presently. He also did some work on the Vicktory project. Mikey D (as we call him) is also an amazing musician — he wrote and performed the title track on the Vicktory soundtrack.
The new movie (DDM) is completely unrelated to Vicktory, however, some of the same shots are found in both to tie them together. In the companion discs to Vicktory, you actually see Mikey leaving in his red Ford Explorer, filming, with pits in the back and on the way to Denver to make his film, so they do overlap, but it's subtle and very "artsy."
Companion discs? What do you mean? There is more than one DVD?
This two disc set is an entirely different version of Vicktory to the Underdog in addition to HOURS of deleted scenes and extended interviews. It is very "homemade" — yet high quality. In some ways, I much prefer this version of the film, even though a few key scenes are included in both, just from an entirely different perspective.
I directed both projects, however the companion discs were created by a producer here in Atlanta who was much easier to work with, so it has an extremely warm and comfortable vibe. It was way more fun making the companion discs.
Did the local laws and/or logistics allow for pit bull adoption during the show, via Villa Lobos? Has the event prompted many new adoptions in general? Are you yourself planning to add to your six anytime soon?
I am maxed out on dogs, taking in any more than the six I have would not be fair to those six or to my wife. She has to take care of all of them! And yes, the film has inspired a lot of adoptions already. We have been getting flooded with mail about how people are opening their eyes, and looking to adopt in their local area. Villa Lobos will inevitably see a LOT of adoptions once the show airs and the movie sees more distribution as well.
You mentioned Animal Planet expressing interest in your cause – I take it they on hand to film the event? Can viewers around the country expect to see the Great Pit Ball aired on their TVs?
Yes, actually Animal Planet was in Vegas filming for several days, and, yes, it will the be in the new season of Tia's show for sure. This June is the latest projected air time. The fact that they were there barking orders at all of us made the event 10 times more stressful for me and a few of the people involved, but it is for a great cause, and will inevitably create the best record of the event.
Animal Planet also had private interviews with some of the celebrities and bands in the BCS [Brenden Celebrity Suites] above the movie theater. It was incredible! I was involved in a lot of that, also. Did I tell you I am going to LA to take part in Tia's show?
The premise is that the parolees are helping the pit bulls, and the pit bulls are helping the parolees, it's amazing. I'm really proud to be taking part in it! Lots of tattooed folks, dogs, and chaos for sure. A news story about Villa Lobos kind of gives a window into whats going on out there, and you might want to check out the homemade pilot we used to get Tia the show.
You are a world-renowned tattoo artist – and many of the visitors at the Pit Ball were inked. It is clearly an artistic medium in its own right, but can you tell me, are they all customers of yours?
I would say 90% of all patrons were heavily tattooed, yes. It is my demographic for sure. I have the ability to reach these people in a way "Disney style, animal planet fluff" cannot. These are the people who actually own pit bulls, these are the people over-breeding them into oblivion, and these are the people who are joining together to speak for those without a voice. It is amazing.
There was an incredible collection of tattoos everywhere! It was awesome, like a tattoo convention, without the tattooing.
In our last interview you mentioned you were still waiting for a response from Michael Vick's attorneys, which they promised to give you after viewing the DVD. Did they "bite"?
I have not gotten a response yet, no, and honestly don't expect one. They are so focused on him going back to play football that unless this facilitates that, they probably will not want to respond. However, in the film we suggest that second chances are vital, and that even Vick deserves the voice to represent how cruelty to animals is sick and depraved. So, we may get something from his people.
Whether he actually means it or if his PR people are just telling him what to say is completely irrelevant to me, the message needs to get to the young kids that idolize him. I don't care if he means it or not, I just want him to scream it from the rooftops regardless. People are listening. in fact I will gladly meet with him and hook him up with a tattoo! We have a lot to talk about! Like the fact that I have one if his dogs sitting here licking my foot right now.
And finally, you mentioned earlier that L.A. is your next stop. What are your plans there, as far as promoting Vicktory to the Underdog and general pit bull awareness? What's next for you, as well? Personally, I mean, not just for the cause?
I am taking the trip out to Villa Lobos, to figure out all the money from the Pit Ball, and to visit Tia, and to film for another episode of her show. I am, also, going to see Evan Seinfeld's band Biohazard in their 20-year reunion tour and do a lot of drinking. I am very excited to go on this adventure. However, I am exhausted absolutely, so, I am slightly apprehensive. I need about a month's worth of sleep.
After that, I am returning to tattooing! And I am very excited, I book appointments about a year in advance normally, however, with all this charity chaos and movie crap we have not even booked a single '09 appointment! So Nicole is now compiling a massive list of eager clients flying in to get tattooed throughout the summer and fall, and we will be giving out dates starting as soon as April!
I beat my face against the corporate wall long enough with all this charity and movie crap, and I'm super excited to just go back to what made all of this possible. My artwork. I am making a "no talking about dogs or movies" rule in my new studio that is being built for me now. I may even hang a sign. Unfortunately, now everyone and their brother seems to want me to do portraits of pit bulls all over them!
I'm joking, kinda, I don't mind tattooing images of dogs, actually. I'm just tired of people talking to me about it! But I am thrilled to go back to my normal life and turn off my phone. This is me disappearing into what I know best and going out of the charity game fully knowing that we kicked a lot of ass.
So, stop sending us mail about dogs! The whole purpose was to incite OTHERS to do their part. Roll your sleeves up and get involved. We did our part! I'm going back to work and actually going to try and get my wife pregnant, which sounds like fun in a lot of ways!
Well there you have it.
Brandon Bond and his crew of heavily-tattooed humanitarian friends — both human and canine (the dogs being the less tattooed of the bunch) — being truly underdogs in this situation, came out on top. Villa Lobos was saved from certain bankruptcy, pit bull adoptions are up, Brandon's latest DVD, Vicktory to the Underdog, is spreading the message of second chances for both pit bulls and humans, and most importantly, people are becoming more aware of how we interact with the animals we breed, and with each other.
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Pasta Cornucopias
|Catelli rings
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Green onions
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
|Celery salt
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Swiss cheese
|1⁄4 Pound, shredded
|Strong cheddar cheese
|1⁄2 Pound, shredded
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Red tomato chow chow
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Habitant)
|Thin ham slices
|20 , cooked or pressed
1) Follow package directions to cook rings and drain well, when done.
2) Rinse the drained rings under cold running water and drain again.
3) Mix together onions, seasonings and cheeses.
4) Combine this mixture with rings.
5) Mix together mayonnaise with chow chow and add into ring-cheese mixture.
6) Place the mixture in refrigerator to allow chilling.
7) In the center of each ham slice, place 2 tablespoons of this chilled mixture.
8) Fold the meat to form cornucopias and fasten with toothpicks.
9) Chill the cornucopias in refrigerator.
10) Garnish with parsley and serve at once.
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Calories 205 Calories from Fat 111
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g19.1%
Saturated Fat 4.6 g23.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 39.3 mg13.1%
Sodium 402.7 mg16.8%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.49 g2%
Sugars 1.4 g
Protein 12 g24.4%
Vitamin A 4.4% Vitamin C 1.2%
Calcium 13.1% Iron 2.5%
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Early childhood infection and allergies lead to substantial morbidity and health costs. Accumulating evidence suggests an important role of vitamin D in immunity. However, the studies relating vitamin D status to risk of atopy/allergy and infection in childhood are inconsistent;there are reports of both increased and decreased health risks according to vitamin D status. Moreover, there are few studies that explore the potential interaction between Vitamin D Receptor {VDR) genotypes, vitamin D status, and childhood immune outcomes.
We aim to study how maternal and cord blood vitamin D concentration and infant VDR genetic profile are associated with immunity in the first three years of life within a large prospective birth cohort study. One thousand mother-child pairs are currently being enrolled in the New Hampshire Birth Cohort Study (NHBCS), a study that collects extensive data on nutritional, medical, environmental, and sociodemographic factors, as well as several biological specimens before and after delivery. The NHBCS will serve as a resource for biospecimen and data collection through questionnaires, follow-up interviews and medical record reviews. As part of the proposed study, we will measure maternal and cord blood concentrations of 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) and infant VDR genotypes in the NHBCS. First, we will study the associations between 25(OH)D concentrations with immune outcomes during the first 3 years of life. Atopy/allergy outcomes will include all diagnoses of atopy/allergy and specifically: atopic dermatitis, food and environmental allergies, allergic rhinitis, wheeze and asthma. Infection outcomes will include all infection diagnoses, and specifically respiratory and gastrointestinal infections. Analyses will evaluate potential confounding by factors such as gestational age at delivery, adiposity, and breast-feeding/formula feeding. Next, we will explore whether VDR polymorphisms are independently associated with the atopy/allergy and infection outcomes and whether they modify the association between maternal and cord blood 25(OH)D concentration and those outcomes. The goal of this work is to clarify the association between vitamin D status, a factor that is highly modifiable through supplementation of mothers and/or infants, with child health outcomes in the context of relevant environmental and genetic factors.
Many pregnant women in our population take vitamin D supplements in prenatal multivitamins;however, ~50% still do not consume vitamin D at levels recommended by the Institute of Medicine. This large prospective study will help to clarify the association between prenatal vitamin D exposure and childhood atopy/allergy and infection risks, considering relevant genetics factors, in order to inform recommendations for vitamin D intake.
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For a lot of former players, after your playing career is done your career takes a new step. For some, they become television or radio analyst. For others, they find their way behind the scenes of an NFL or NCAA team. They become scouts, recruiters, presidents of schools. For a chosen few, they become General Managers. One of those players is Ted Sundquist.
Sundquist graduated in 1984 from the Air Force Academy where he played fullback for the Falcon football team. While on the team, Sundquist had the privilege of winning the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl and 1983 Independence Bowl. Following graduation, he was stationed in Berlin where he became a member of the 1984-1988 U.S. National Bobsled Team. After returning from Berlin, he became an assistant coach and eventually head coach of the United States Air Force Academy Prep School. Soon after he joined the Denver Broncos.
Sundquist was hired as a scout in 1993. Soon after he was promoted to Director of Scouting till 2002 when he took over the title of General Manager of the Denver Broncos. He was famous for being one of the more active General Managers by acquiring talent through the NFL draft, signing free agents and trades. One of his most famous trades was when he traded away star running back Clinton Portis for Champ Bailey. Sundquist stepped away in 2007, and since then has taken on various titles including expert analyst and editorial commentator for ProFootballTalk.com and author.
Recently, I was able to interview Ted Sundquist about his time at Air Force, being a scout in the NFL and eventually his time as General Manager of the Denver Broncos.
Brett:You played in the Western Athletic Conference with BYU and Utah in the mid-80s. What were your thoughts as a player playing in Provo and Salt Lake City?
Ted: BYU was becoming a national power in the early '80's and it was an experience to go to Provo and take on the entire Cougar Nation. Air Force played in the opening game after LaVell Edwards Stadium had been renovated in 1982 (new press box, end zones closed in). We came in as heavy underdogs and the game was a battle all day. With less than two minutes to go and backed up on our own 1 yard line, Air Force orchestrated its own version of "The Drive" and went 99 yards to score. Then still down by one, head coach Ken Hatfield decided to go for two and we converted 39-38. It's the quietest I'd ever heard a crowd of 65,000 get. One of the great wins in Air Force history. The year before we had opened the season against Jim McMahon and a strong BYU team that was just too tough to keep up with. It was the only game I played in '81 as I tore my ACL the following week.
In four years as a player at Air Force we only played Utah once, my senior season at home in 1983. It was a back and forth game, reflective of how the series went for many years. Two very explosive offenses and coming down to the last drive. We won a hard fought contest 33-31 that would be the third win in an eight game streak that ended with Air Force being ranked 13th in the AP & UPI polls.
Brett: When you played BYU, Steve Young was the quarterback for the Cougars. What were your thoughts on playing him, and could you see at that time that he would become the quarterback that he became?
Ted: My senior season the Cougars came to Falcon Stadium after we had defeated them the year before on the last second conversion. One of my teammates had been injured in a severe car wreck the year before and almost killed. The head injury left him partially paralyzed and symptomatic of a "stroke" victim. But he walked on to the field for the coin toss that following season. Steve Young was one of the captains to come out for BYU and there were tears rolling down his face in respect and admiration for our teammate. I have ALWAYS been a Steve Young fan since that moment.
Steve was so inspired that he set a single game consecutive completion record against us and spanked Air Force 46-28. It was the last game we would lose before going on the eight game run, but it kept us from winning the WAC title that year and BYU won the right to go to the Holiday Bowl as WAC Champions.
Brett: A few years after graduation, you found yourself scouting in the NFL for the Denver Broncos and eventually moved up to Director of Scouting in 1995. Broncos fans consider that a turning point for the team because Mike Shanahan became the coach also. You took Terrell Davis in the 6th Round. What were your thoughts on Davis and actually your first draft as Director of Scouting?
Ted: TD hadn't played much due to injury and backing up Georgia's primary RB Garrison Hearst. His 40 yard dash hadn't wowed many people and his college stats were less than inspiring, but he showed excellent vision, good balance and lower body explosion, along with a willingness to contribute in any way he could. That work ethic showed early in camp and excelled in Special Teams opportunities. The rest is really history I suppose. He was the missing ingredient that allowed John Elway to finally achieve a Super Bowl Championship and that was very satisfying when looking back on what that first draft accomplished.
On a side note, it was great to see a former Air Force Falcon catch the eye of our coaches and scouts, and then be selected in the 7th round – LB Steve Russ. I was very proud to be part of that selection as well.
Brett: During your tenure as College Scouting Director, the Broncos won back-to-back Super Bowl titles. What was it like to know that you helped build this team from a draft point of view?
Ted: Winning a Super Bowl Championship is perhaps one of the most difficult things to do in all of professional sports. There was so much disappointment from the preceding season, losing to Jacksonville in the Divisional Playoffs. You often wonder early in your career if the opportunity will ever present itself again. Not only did we return to the playoffs, but we made a remarkable run as a wildcard and defeated the defending champion Green Bay Packers. Then the following season we did what many haven't been able to do and that was defend our crown against the Atlanta Falcons. To be part of that in any manner is an honor and to see players contribute that you had a direct influence on becoming "Broncos" made it extra special. LB John Mobley was a player I had pushed hard for us to draft in the 1st round of 1996 and John knocked down the final Brett Favre pass in Super Bowl XXXII to secure the win. The feeling for me was surreal.
Brett: In 2002, you became the General Manager of the Denver Broncos. Part of your job was doing some scouting also. What was your view on the talent from the state of Utah, specifically from BYU and the University of Utah?
Ted: You always knew that players coming out of BYU were going to be well coached, smart, and very disciplined. BYU players reminded me a lot of service academy players (Army, Navy, Air Force) in that they rarely made mistakes and would always fight you for 60 minutes. They were quietly confident and just went out and beat you. It was true when we played them at Air Force; it was true when I scouted them for the Denver Broncos.
Utah players were athletic; fast, strong, explosive. These were guys who had every bit of the talent of the players from other conferences, but sometimes would get overlooked because of the perception of the WAC/MWC. We drafted Mike Anderson in 2000 in the 6th round and he reminded a lot of people of the other 6th rounder we've already discussed. Mike Anderson quietly went about his job as a 27 year old rookie and then returned again in 2005 to rush for 1000+ yards to lead us to the AFC Championship.
Brett: There seems to be more talent being recruited out of high school coming from Utah, Idaho, Montana, etc. Is this an increase of talent coming from the area or is the advancement of technology helping scouts finds these talents?
Ted: The quality of high school football has increased with the quality of coaching and training methods at all levels of the game. States with rich traditions at the collegiate level will foster interest and participation at the high school and Pop Warner levels. Traditionally warm weather states have had an advantage in offseason training, but states in the Rocky Mountain region have improved in their own "year round" focus. Young players have a great opportunity to see even more football played through various forms of media and expanded participation in football camps, both in and out of state.
It certainly helps scouts and college recruiters to have improvements in technology to manage data and quickly alert athletic departments of possible recruits, but scouts go to where the talent IS and don't CREATE the talent where they go.
Brett: This past draft, we seen both a BYU player and Utah player taken in the NFL Draft. What are your thoughts on Ezekiel "Ziggy" Ansah and Star Lotulelei and how they will do in the NFL?
Ted: I felt Ziggy Ansah was a player that showed signs of his potential throughout the 2012 season and then took full advantage of the scouting evaluation process throughout the All-Star games, NFL combine, and then Pro Days. If you take into account all the various aspects of scouting college players and then the need for finding dynamic/athletic pass rushers, it didn't surprise me that Detroit went as high as they did to secure him.
Star Lotulelei might perhaps have been the BEST player at this position and then again over the entire draft. Had the medical issue not popped up at the Combine, this might have been a player that teams would have been willing to trade up for with the first pick. He is a physically dominant interior defensive lineman and has the ability to play both a one & two gap scheme. His versatility will truly give the Panthers a force up the middle.
Brett: It is common for most students from BYU and some from Utah to go on a 2 year mission for their church. What is your thought from a scout/GM point of view on somebody who does that?
Ted: I think the media tends to make it an issue more than it should be, and coaches/personnel staff sometime formulate opinions off fabricated philosophies. I don't see two years away from the game as a detriment to production. Heck, we just mentioned Mike Anderson's rookie year at 27 years of age after being in the Marines. I think a number of very talented young rookies in the NFL have failed not due to their athletic abilities, but rather to their immaturity. I'll take the "older and wiser" player every time. Just give them the opportunity.
Brett: There is talk within Utah that before Ezekiel Ansah, that Bronco Mendenhall couldn't get players drafted in the NFL. How much does a scout care about what school or coach a prospect comes from?
Ted: The background of a player plays a part of the overall picture you're trying to paint. Certainly many feel the best players come from the SEC and that everyone should have a Nick Saban coached prospect. But those are only pieces of an otherwise large puzzle you're trying to construct to predict whether a player will turn potential into professional production. Playing against the best and being guided by well-respected coaches is a positive, but not the end all as to picking one player over another. Case in point, our LB John Mobley came from Kutztown University and was selected over 27 other LB's coming from Division IA schools.
Brett: As the NCAA changes in the future to a playoff system and the development of super conferences, what do you see the future landscape of the NCAA looking like? Also do you think an Independent like BYU could survive or do they need to join a conference?
Ted: I'm afraid the move to a playoff system will still be skewed towards the major conferences and not give all FBS or Division IA or whatever we wish to call them an equal shot at a national championship. Whether Boise State, or Ball State, or BYU, all these schools should have the same chance to compete for a title. A 10-6 NY Giants team defeated a 16-0 New England Patriots to win a Super Bowl Championship. Shoot, the Giants couldn't even win their own division. Whether SEC, PAC-12, MAC, or Conference USA, all member schools deserve the opportunity to compete. I ask fans if University of South Florida, a rich history of college football since 1996, deserves more consideration than Utah State (first season 1892)?
I feel BYU would be better served from all angles by conference participation. I understand the reasons they chose to leave the MWC and go Independent, but ultimately their strength as a national power would grow and shine through conference membership. I feel the same about Notre Dame.
Brett: Thanks for the opportunity to interview you. Before we go, are there any last words you would like to leave with our readers?
Ted: All the things I've been able to accomplish have come through participating on great teams, having great teammates, and receiving great coaching. Whether as a member of the Air Force Academy Falcon football team, as an Air Force Intelligence Officer, a member of the US Bobsled team, or the Super Bowl Champion Denver Broncos, there has been parallels throughout all those experiences. I've brought together all those experiences and conveyed them through my book Taking Your Team to the Top – How to Build and Manage Great Teams like the Pros. Whether as a leader of a team or a member of a team, there's something everyone can take away to help achieve success through the power of teamwork.
I want to thank Ted Sundquist for the interview. If any of you are interested in Ted's book Taking Your Team to the Top – How to Build and Manage Great Teams Like the Pros is available on Amazon. If you are interested, give Ted Sundquist a follow on Twitter
@Ted_Sundquist and he is very reliable about answering questions.


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The "Fifty Shades of Grey" casting rumors continue. While it was reported that "Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie Hunnam was up for the role of Christian Grey, yet another new name has entered the arena. Chris Evans has been thrown in as a possibility all because of a simple tweet from E.L. James, author of the books.
Just after midnight on Thursday morning (August 22), James tweeted a photo of herself with Evans, including the message "Having fun … ;)" It didn't take long for fans to take that winky face to mean Evans is up for the role, but don't start jumping up and down just yet.
Evans has a pretty busy year ahead of him as it is, with "Avengers: Age of Ultron" beginning production in early 2014. He's also going to be promoting "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," which is due on theaters April 4, 2014. So, while not really a likely candidate, Evans certainly would be an interesting choice for the role.
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This afternoon amid the historic surrounds of the Tower of London, Britain's sport of the moment had further cause for celebration with Bradley Wiggins winning the first of what will no doubt prove a Christmas sackful of end-of-year awards, this one as the Sports Journalists Association's sportsman of the year. Yesterday morning cycling was revealed as the sport most people have turned to in the wake of this summer's London Olympics. There is no need for any Mark Cavendish-style single-fingered salutes, just V for victory signs – this is a British sport in the rudest of health.
The success of British cyclists has been the story of this sporting year, whether it was Wiggins making history in the Tour de France or Sir Chris Hoy doing likewise in the London Velodrome. Allied to this has been a grassroots expansion, one roused by the headline grabbing of its heroes but propelled by a governing body that has recognised it has a moment to seize. Lance Armstrong may have damaged the sport globally but in this country at least it appears enveloped in a burst-proof bubble.
Yesterday's publication of Sport England's first Active People survey since the Olympics was a significant moment for sport in England. Lord Coe promised the Games would inspire a generation as part of his rhetoric for bringing the Olympics to the capital – history shook its sage head: no host nation has ever experienced a lasting post-Games rise in participation.
Yesterday offered the first indication of whether history might be rewritten, and the overall figures are encouraging. A rise of 750,000 people taking meaningful exercise once a week since last year is a good start, particularly the rise of half a million among women. It was also a "moment of relief", as someone involved put it. If this survey, carried out in October, had not shown an upturn it would have been disastrous.
Even amid the flat-lining of the 16-25 age group numbers there is cause for optimism. There is anecdotal evidence of younger age groups having been moved to try sport because of the Games. Those will begin to show next year – if the sports have managed to retain their interest.
"I think there has been quite a big Olympic effect in terms of an appetite to try things," said Sue Tibballs, chief executive of the Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation. Post-Games polling by the WSSF found 30 per cent of women felt inspired to be more active because of the Olympics. "The big question is whether that can be sustained," said Tibballs.
That is the question that needs a positive answer if Coe is to be proved right and one that we will have a better indication of in a year's time when the Olympic glow has died down. Whether it can be sustained comes down in large part to individual governing bodies.
British Cycling has combined success at the higher level with continued expansion down below – if somebody is inspired to get on a bike by Hoy or Wiggins, there are programmes in place. "Breeze", female-led bike rides, is one: 63,000 more women have begun cycling over the past year.
"After Beijing, [we] set out to inspire a new audience to get involved in cycling at all levels," said Ian Drake, British Cycling's chief executive. "We have programmes for all ages and abilities – from families who want to cycle for fun, to young people aspiring to be the next Bradley Wiggins or Laura Trott. With almost two million people cycling once a week following a summer of unprecedented cycling success, this is our legacy in action."
While there is an Olympic effect – sailing enjoyed a surprise increase – it is not the be-all and end-all according to Jennie Price, chief executive of Sport England. "It's only part of the story," said Price. "The Games definitely helped cycling but they already had very solid plans."
There is life beyond the Olympics too, and beyond the mainstream. Netball offers a glowing example of how a grassroots programme should be run. In terms of numbers playing the game it has overtaken basketball – a sport that seems to have squandered its Olympic opportunity – and has three times as many participants as rugby league.
"Netball is a market leader in how you grow participation," said Price. "It has become sport of choice for young women."
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Exhaustion during powerlifting work outs
Recently, I have been experiencing exhaustion during work outs, and in between set breaks. My heart rate reaches I dont know where. I have no history respiratory or lung diseases. It it normal?
I follow 3 alternate days a week schedule.
Squats, Bench and DLs.
Can anyone tell me the reasons and solutions?
Thanks in advance
See a Doc.
How long does it last? The higher the weight gets, the more I huff and puff between sets -- but it subsides after a minute or two. Is that how it works for you? I agree with Rich, though, when in doubt, see a doc -- even if it's just to clear you.
The biggest issue I have with help like this is I have no idea what your life style has been, has been the last few weeks, meals macro break down, health history, all symptems other than the ones that get posted.
For liability reasons its best to just post see a Doc.
In reality before you start a training rutien you should have anyways. ;)
If you did and your ok then look at your pre w/o meal. If its too high in fat it will beet the crap out of your cardeo vascular system. Some fat is ok and can even be good but too much you will swet like a pig and loose breath quickly.
I echo that you should see a doctor. You should also get a watch or something that can measure your heart rate, so that when you see a doctor and s/he asks about how fast your heart races, you can provide that information.
Barring any medical issue...
People underestimate the brutality of lifting heavy and using compound lifts. I usually get BLASTED for suggesting that people start with a few months of learning good form with light weights, getting their diets in order, and working on their conditioning levels. Then, build the weights up slowly.
I'm not a doctor, but I do deadlift. After a set of heavy deadlifts, things go a little grey and my hearing goes fuzzy for a few seconds until my blood pressure normalizes. After a set of 10 squats near my 10RM, I don't feel like moving for a good 2-3 minutes
If it is that bad, or takes more than a few minutes to recover, you should get a stress test done.
When you are working near your limit in compound lifts, it is perfectly normal to be extremely tired after a set. It used to take me several minutes to get back to a regular pattern. However, a few months of constant training and my conditioning is slightly better.
If it's just tiredness and you're not feeling weak, light-headed or dizzy, you should be ok.
However, I would echo the sentiments of Rich and Jen and have a check up if it really concerns you. A futile effort to be the brave warrior doesn't help anyone.
Thanks Guys for the help.
I actually thought that I need some supplement to correct this. I thought may be I am low on energy, so some pre-workout thing may work, nevertheless, I would seek a doctor for this.
One thing I need to say and that is, this schedule gives me a wonderful fresh feeling after cooling down. The workout effect is beautiful.
Thanks again to all of you.
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fall season so far and I'd have no qualms moving most plants by the end of
September. However, the season can make a quick turn and get cold fast like it
did last year. It's helpful to remember that soil temp is more important than
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A general rule is to divide spring bloomers in fall and vice versa. Some like
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Certain plants require specific attention. Peonies should only be dug in fall,
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