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Jewish Krakow Adventure
Before I get too much into this blog, I want to explain the picture I chose. So I finished my last blog mentioning that I was off to Krakow, Poland. Why you might ask? It is very close to where the (for horrible reasons) famous extermination camp of Auschwitz is located. The picture I have chosen is a picture of my fellow Canadian friend that I met in Krakow who he himself is Jewish. His grandpa was the lone survivor of his family during the Holocaust. The rest of his family was killed by the Germans in concentration camps very near Ukraine. It was a unique experience on its own but getting to witness Auschitz with a guy like Dave with such a sad family history like his was something else.
So here I am driving in a car with a man from Berlin. The driver was a very nice man and there really was no lull in the conversation for about six hours we drove from Berlin to Krakow. He was on his way to the Czech Republic and so did not want to drive to downtown Krakow at 10pm so he dropped me off on the edge of town. It was a little scary seeing I had no Zloty (Polish currency) in my pocket and a big backpack. I rode the local train to downtown without being asked about money and then showed several people the address on my phone until I arrived to the hostel at about 11pm.
Like usual, my first day usually consists of walking around, getting lost and just seeing what there is to see. Things I saw included parts of the Jewish ghetto, Schindler's factory where the movie was based from, a few churches, and the best part of all was the food. Not only was the food extremely cheap for Europe but very good as well. I found a place which the locals eat all the time. It is essentially a sub bun that is cut in half and opened up so it does not close. Then comes all of the meat and vegetables you coose followed by cheese and then toasted to perfection (similar to a Quizno's back home). These slightly more than foot long costs only 2$. That night, Dave from Ottawa arrived from Prague, we met and then hung out the rest of the time.
Most of the major European cities offer Free Walking Tours around their cities. There really is no catch to the free other than the fact that their guides only make money based on your tipping. So, the next day we went for a tour of Krakow by way of the three hour free walking tour. It was interesting to learn the history and get to see the city. The afternoon was filled with visiting Schindler's factory which was very interesting and provided much more history than just the factory but the history of the Holocaust in Krakow. The new food for today was eating home-made perogies that were really good, (just missing sour cream and bacon bits) but very scrumptious nonetheless.
Auschwitz is an experience that is difficult to explain and to really understand it, one must really see it in person. The history, stories, pictures, videos, all become real when you're there. Knowing that people were tormented each and every day for the name on their passport or the color of their eyes or the fact that they challenged a government that was purely evil is hard to fathom. As you walk through block 4, you see the display cases filled with all the adult shoes, baby shoes, suitcases, uniforms, cosmetics and by far the one that made everything so much more real was seeing the hair. Your heart can't help but to skip a beat seeing something like that and learning that they used to make clothes and pillows out of the hair makes me want to puke. I found the more I learned about everything that went on in these camps, the more I found myself getting mad/upset thinking that someone actually took the time to plan all of this.
I was completely naive arriving to Krakow not know all of the history that was here namely the fact that the Pope John Paul II was born near here and spent much of his adult life. What makes this a little more special for me is that I teach at a school called JPII Collegiate in Okotoks. It was interesting learning more about him and I found the more I learned about the guy, the more I appreciated him. For example, he spoke eleven languages, lived through the Holocaust, and was the first pope to visit a mosque. I visited the churches he gave his first masses, where he lived throughout much of his time in Krakow and the window where he would speak to the crowds of people wanting to talk to him.
The last night which was actually the same day I visited Auschwitz was arguably the best supper I've eaten all my trip. Dave had found out that there was a popular local restaurant serving schnitzel for cheap. It would have been a really cheap meal if it wasn't for the huge beer we drank and the appetizer that was equally amazing as the schnitzel along with the potato salad and bread. All in all, I really enjoyed Krakow and the price was certainly right!
Jewish Krakow Adventure
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OregonLive.com, January 26, 2013 3:20 p.m.
The second day of the 2013 Reser's Tournament of Champions wrestling at Liberty High School in Hillsboro is underway, and OregonLive.com is on hand to bring you live coverage and video highlights. Get live updates and ask questions in our live chat below:
OregonLive.com: Finals videos will become available shortly.
OregonLive.com: We will be working to fix the 182, 132 and 113 brackets as quickly as possible. Those are the ones we know have problems, but if you see more, please let us know.
OregonLive.com: Pretty sure it was Tyler Thomas of Crater, who defeated 2 state champions as a #7 seed to win the championship at 120 lbs.
OregonLive.com: Thanks again to everyone who particpated and followed along with our chat!
OregonLive.com: We're going to step away for a few minutes to fill in results and upload videos. If you have a question, leave it here and we'll get to it as soon as possible. Check the links above to see full brackets, and scroll down through this chat to see all of the results and updates we have on record for today. There is lots of info in this chat, hopefully it can be a good resource for you.
OregonLive.com: 145
1. Devin Reynolds(McNary)
2. Dylan Holcomb(Pendleton)
3. Cameron Mesa(Roseburg)
4. Yasyf Sorensen(Sprague)
5. Kjell Thorsen(Grants Pass)
6. Spencer Crawford(Cascade)
1. Reed Van Anrooy(Roseburg)
2. Tyler Cowger(Sweet Home)
3. Wyatt Passantino(Dallas)
4. Tyler White(Sandy)
5. Kiante Davis(Lebanon)
6. Noel Hygleund(Canby)
1. Abraham Rodriguez(Hermiston)
2. Elijah Taylor(David Douglas)
3. Keith Nichols(Canby)
4. Chase Mackey(Crater)
5. Dean Smith(Crook County)
6. Scotty Dunagan(Dallas)
OregonLive.com: Varsity Placers:
OregonLive.com: 106
1. Trayton Libolt(Crook County)
2. Nate Johnson(Glencoe)
3. Tyler Schilling(Sweet Home)
4. Cody Bibler(Dallas)
5. Andy Wagner(Hermiston)
6. Matt Peterson(Hillsboro)
1. Casey Coulter(Grants Pass)
2. Kaleb Raber(Sprague)
3. Dauki Willburn(Hillsboro)
4. Devin Poppen(Oregon City)
5. A. J. Garcia(Hermiston)
6. Max McGee(Glencoe)
1. Tyler Thomas(Crater)
2. Jared Kasch(Culver)
3. Wyatt Scribner(Hermiston)
4. Chad Jones(Roseburg)
5. Louis Palos(McNary)
6. Tony Lucas(Glencoe)
1. Kyle Sether(Oregon City)
2. Tucker Davis(Culver)
3. Peyton Mesa(Roseburg)
4. Brandon Short(Redmond)
5. Coty Brown(Willamina)
6. Morgan Walters(Crater)
1. Colton Schilling(Sweet Home)
2. Beau Gleed(Hermiston)
3. Cliff Baxter(Sprague)
4. Grayson Munn(Crook County)
5. Brandon Mowery(Sandy)
6. Parker Folliard(Oregon City)
1. Tyler Berger(Hermiston)
2. Vagif Afrasov(David Douglas)
3. Zach Zehner(Sprague)
4. Chance Lindquist(Redmond)
5. Alex Harnsberger(Hillsboro)
6. Chandler Michael(Barlow)
OregonLive.com: Thanks to all of you for following along with us as well.
OregonLive.com: You are very welcome!
OregonLive.com: We did, indeed, Walter. We will have video of every championship match on the site as soon as we can.
OregonLive.com: Final Team Scores
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 221.0
2. Crook County 148.5
3. Sweet Home 144.0
4. Redmond 126.0
5. Roseburg 124.0
6. David Douglas 122.0
7. Crater 121.0
8. Hillsboro 109.5
9. Glencoe 105.0
10. Sprague 103.0
11. Oregon City 100.5
12. McNary 97.0
13. Dallas 93.5
14. Sandy 90.0
15. Canby 82.5
16. Grants Pass 73.0
17. Pendleton 67.0
18. Cascade 63.0
19. Culver 59.0
20. West Albany 57.0
21. Barlow 42.0
22. Lebanon 37.0
23. Willamina 29.0
24. Newberg 23.5
OregonLive.com: For Sweet Home, Colton Schilling won @ 132, Zach Gill won @ 285 and Tyler Cowger lost to Reed Van Anrooy @ 152.
OregonLive.com: Final team standings are still being recorded, hope to have those in a few minutes here.
OregonLive.com: RE: 195 3/4 -- I believe Jackson Soto defeated Wade Paulus, not sure of the final scoring though.
OregonLive.com: Final JV Scores below:
OregonLive.com: 1. Crook County 279.0
2. Roseburg 172.5
3. Glencoe 123.5
4. Dallas 120.0
5. Crater 115.0
6. Sandy 113.0
7. Cascade 105.0
8. Sweet Home 101.5
9. Hillsboro 92.5
10. David Douglas 91.0; Hermiston 91.0
12. Grants Pass 90.5
13. Redmond 89.5
14. Lebanon 80.0
15. Sprague 73.0
16. Newberg 68.5
17. West Albany 68.0
18. McNary 64.0
19. Canby 53.0
20. Oregon City 48.0; Willamina 48.0
22. Barlow 35.0
23. Culver 16.0
24. Pendleton 11.0
OregonLive.com: 152 lb 3rd place match: Wyatt Passantino def. Tyler White (8-5 decision)
OregonLive.com: 152 lbs: Reed Van Anrooy def. Tyler Cowger (9-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: Don't have the final JV team scores yet, hopefully we can get those soon.
OregonLive.com: For Crook County, I know Grayson Munn lost to Cliff Baxter in the 132 lb consolation finals
OregonLive.com: Definitely several worthy candidates for MOW.
OregonLive.com: 145 lbs: Devin Reynolds def. Dylan Holcomb (7-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: 145 lb 3rd place match: Cameron Mesa def. Yasyf Sorensen (11-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: We will have final team scores tabulated after the finals end, we only have the pre-finals scores now.
OregonLive.com: We'll have 5/6 results as soon as possible, been tough to stay on top of those live.
OregonLive.com: 152 hasn't started yet, they will be the last grouping to go.
OregonLive.com: 160 lb 3rd place match: Keith Nichols def. Chase Mackey (6-5 decision). Nichols got a takedown with 44 seconds left to win in come-from-behind fashion.
OregonLive.com: 160 lbs: Abraham Rodriguez def. Elijah Taylor (10-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: Folliard was at 132. Was in the 5/6 matchup, but I don't have that result just yet.
OregonLive.com: 145 still hasn't gone yet. 160's up now, then 145 should be next I believe.
OregonLive.com: 138 lbs: Tyler Berger def. Vagif Afrasov (fall 3:17)
OregonLive.com: 138 lb 3rd place match: Zach Zehner def. Chance Lindquist (fall 4:47)
OregonLive.com: 170 lb 3rd place match: Michael Schrader def. Cole Haggerty (5-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: 170 lbs: Kyle Bateman def. Tanner Fischer (6-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: Didn't catch the final result of Walters' match, we'll get that result as soon as possible.
OregonLive.com: 220 lbs: Steely Smith def. Mason Ross (12-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: 132 lb 3rd place match: Cliff Baxter def. Grayson Munn (8-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: 132 lbs: Colton Schilling def. Beau Gleed (7-1 decision)
OregonLive.com: 160 matches haven't gone yet. They should get underway within the next 10-15 min.
OregonLive.com: 182 lbs: John Morin def. Tyler Howe 4-2 in OT, earning the win with a takedown with 4 seconds left.
OregonLive.com: We'll update those matches as soon as we can
OregonLive.com: 182 lbs: John Morin and Tyler Howe go to OT tied 1-1. No points scored in the first OT.
OregonLive.com: I'm sorry, Guest. I don't think we caught video of the Jones/Scribner match
OregonLive.com: Yes, we're still losing the war against our 113 lb bracket. Really sorry about that.
OregonLive.com: 182 lb 3rd place match: Gunner Sigado def. Quincy Clarkson (8-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: I agree, Tyler Thomas might have the best tournament resume (beating 2 state champs). Casey Coulter also had a great tourney, backing up his 106 lb championship last year with a 113 lb championship this year.
OregonLive.com: 182's on the mat now
OregonLive.com: Unfortunately I can't tabulate these team scores live, but we will post final team standings when we're finished here.
OregonLive.com: 126 lbs: Kyle Sether def. Tucker Davis (9-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: 126 lb 3rd place match: Mesa def. Short (fall)
OregonLive.com: 120 lb 3rd place match: Scribner def. Jones (7-5 decision)
OregonLive.com: 113 lb 3rd place match: Willburn def. Poppen (8-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: 106 lb 3rd place match: Tyler Schilling def. Cody Bibler by fall (not sure of time)
OregonLive.com: 195 lbs: Samuel Shields-Colbray def. Ihoghama Odighizuwa by injury forfeit. Looked to be a knee injury in the 2nd period.
OregonLive.com: 126 lbs up next.
OregonLive.com: Still waiting on the official results for 3/4 and 5/6 for the 113 bracket.
OregonLive.com: 132 has not gone yet, should be up in the next few minutes.
OregonLive.com: In the 120 lb bracket, Tyler Thomas of Crater took down two state champs (Jared Kasch and Wyatt Scribner) on his way to the championship.
OregonLive.com: Chad Jones fell to Wyatt Scribner (7-5 decision)
OregonLive.com: 120 lbs: In an upset, #8 seed Tyler Thomas def. 3-time defending state champion Jared Kasch (4-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: No word yet, I'm trying to get official results now
OregonLive.com: 220 lbs: Steely Smith def. Mason Ross (12-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: The 3rd/4th and 5th/6th place matches are proving difficult to stay on top of....we will have updates of those winners ASAP. Sorry for the inconvenience, thanks for your patience.
OregonLive.com: Looks like Dill was Roseburg's only JV winner.
OregonLive.com: Correction on the Casey Coulter decision....it was a 4-2 decision, not 6-2.
OregonLive.com: Tommy Dill of Roseburg won the 120 lb JV bracket. Looking for more....
OregonLive.com: 113 lbs: Casey Coulter def. Kaleb Raber (6-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: We do not have the JV brackets posted, but if you were looking for a specific match or result I can hunt that down for you.
OregonLive.com: Yes, we will have all finalist results.
OregonLive.com: They started with 106 and then went to 285, perhaps working their way to the middle?
OregonLive.com: It's Poppen v. Willburn for 3rd/4th. That is getting underway now.
OregonLive.com: Yes we will try to have every placement match update as it happens, but it is tough because all of the matches are happening at the same time. If we can't get to it in a live capacity, we will certainly update as we get the results in on paper.
OregonLive.com: Raber is in the 113 finals (happening now) and Poppen is in the 113 consolation finals.
OregonLive.com: 285 lbs: Zach Gill def. Derick Turituri by fall at 5:01
OregonLive.com: Thorsen will be in the 5th/6th place match against Spencer Crawford of Cascade.
OregonLive.com: 106 lb: Trayton Libolt def. Nate Johnson by fall at 5:47. Libolt finishes 1st, Johnson 2nd.
OregonLive.com: 106 lb placement matches going on now.
OregonLive.com: We'll try to get video of the consolation rounds, but it's difficult since all placement matches are going on at the same time. As far as the consolation brackets...we have been at war with our system since this morning and are having trouble posting consolation results. If there is a specific match/result you are looking for, please let me know and I can get that for you.
OregonLive.com: We will start loading those videos onto our site later tonight, so check back after the finals conclude for video.
OregonLive.com: No live video, but we will have video recaps and highlights of each finals match.
OregonLive.com: Heading into the finals the team standings are...
1. Hermiston - 191.0
2. Crook Co. - 137.5
3. Sweet Home - 126.0
4. Redmond - 123.0
5. David Douglas - 120.0
6. Crater - 117.0
7. Roseburg - 113.0
8. Glencoe - 103.0
9. Hillsboro - 100.5
10. Sprague - 96.0
11. Oregon City - 95.5
12. Dallas - 91.5
13. McNary - 86.0
14. Sandy - 84.0
15. Canby - 80.5
16. Grants Pass - 67.0
17. Cascade/Pendleton - 63.0
19. Culver - 59.0
20. West Albany - 52.0
21. Barlow - 42.0
22. Lebanon - 35.0
23. Willamina - 25.0
24. Newberg - 23.5
OregonLive.com: We're close to getting these matches underway. Introductions going on now.
OregonLive.com: Riley Sipe is also in the 5th/6th matchup, facing Jerome Massad of David Douglas.
OregonLive.com: Dallas is pretty well represented in the placement matches.
OregonLive.com: David Rebischke wrestling for 5th/6th at 170.
OregonLive.com: Scotty Dunagan for Dallas is wresting in the 5th/6th match at 160 lbs
OregonLive.com: Also, Wyatt Passantino in the consolation final at 152 lbs.
OregonLive.com: Cody Bibler is still in it, wrestling in the 106 lb consolation final.
OregonLive.com: Dallas had a lot of forfeits in this tourney....seems like they may have been one of the teams hit hard by the flu.
OregonLive.com: I'll check that out now. One minute while I comb through the brackets.
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Zach Gill def. Jake Batease - HWT bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Semfinal Video: Ihoghama Odighizuwa def. Wade Paulus - 195lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Elijah Taylor def. Keith Nicholas - 160lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Yeah our 113 bracket has been giving us trouble all day. We have been attempting to fix it, but it's definitely a problem within our system. I apologize for the inconvenience, we hope to have that back up and running ASAP. Is there a matchup or result you were looking for specifically?
OregonLive.com: Sorry, 191.0 points not 174.
OregonLive.com: Hermiston is currently in 1st place as a team with 174.0 points
OregonLive.com: Chase Mackey of Crater is in the 160 lb consolation finals, as well. He faces Keith Nichols of Canby.
OregonLive.com: OregonLive.com: Seminfal Video: Tyler Cowger def. Wyatt Passantino - 152lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Morgan Walters of Crater is wrestling in the 5th/6th matchup against Coty Brown of Willamina at 126 lbs.
OregonLive.com: For Hillsboro: Willburn def. Max McGee of Glencoe in the 113 lb consolation semis, Harnsberger lost to Chance Lindquist of Redmond by tech. fall in the 138 semis and Matt Peterson lost to Cody Bibler on a 12-2 decision in the 106 semis.
OregonLive.com: Checking on Crater now...
OregonLive.com: Seminfal Video: Tyler Cowger def. Wyatt Passantino - 152lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: That final will be Sumner Saulsbury of Redmond and Caleb Batease of Hermiston.
OregonLive.com: We are behind on filling out our consolation brackets, we were having issues with them in our system earlier so I apologize. If there is a specific match you are looking for, I can get you that information
OregonLive.com: No, they will be a little late. My guess is that they start around 5-530, they are still finishing up the JV matches now.
OregonLive.com: Latest team scores below.
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston - 191.0
2. Crook Co. - 137.5
3. Sweet Home - 126.0
4. Redmond - 123.0
5. David Douglas - 120.0
6. Crater - 117.0
7. Roseburg - 113.0
8. Glencoe - 103.0
9. Hillsboro - 100.5
10. Sprague - 96.0
11. Oregon City - 95.5
12. Dallas - 91.5
13. McNary - 86.0
14. Sandy - 84.0
15. Canby - 80.5
16. Grants Pass - 67.0
17. Cascade/Pendleton - 63.0
19. Culver - 59.0
20. West Albany - 52.0
21. Barlow - 42.0
22. Lebanon - 35.0
23. Willamina - 25.0
24. Newberg - 23.5
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Vagif Afrasov def. Alex Harnsberger - 138lbs. bracekt Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: We do have updated team scores, give me a minute to type them up.
OregonLive.com: Cameron Mesa is also in the 3rd/4th match for Roseburg @ 145 lbs, going up against Yasyf Sorensen of Sprague.
OregonLive.com: Peyton Mesa is also in the 3rd/4th match for Roseburg @ 126 lbs, going up against Brandon Short of Redmond.
OregonLive.com: I know for sure that Chad Jones of Roseburg will be going in the 3rd/4th match against Wyatt Scribner of Hermiston @120 lbs
OregonLive.com: Let me check on Roseburg's consolation matches. One minute.
OregonLive.com: Also....Prospect is not here.
OregonLive.com: We will have updated team scores here soon
OregonLive.com: Kyle Belanger at 152 lbs was still alive in the quarterfinals of the consolation round. Will try to see if he made it to the semis.
OregonLive.com: You're welcome.
OregonLive.com: Saulsbury was set to face the winner of Trevor Rasmussen v. Jerome Massad in the conso semis. Haven't seen who won between Rasmussen and Massad, we will try to get that result asap.
OregonLive.com: We'll try to get the JV team updates soon, we haven't been getting those but we'll try to track them down from the tourney officials.
OregonLive.com: 220 final is Steely Smith (W. Albany) vs. Mason Ross (McNary)...were still waiting on the consolation results.
OregonLive.com: All placement matches will be going on at the same time and our priority will be getting video of the 1st/2nd match, but we certainly will try to get video of Chad as well if we can.
OregonLive.com: At last check Smith, Munn, Rasmussen and Crawford were still alive for CC in the consolation round
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Colton Schilling def. Parker Folliard - 132lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: We're currently updating results and trying to get some semifinal videos up on the site, so unfortunately we will not be able to get video of the consolation rounds. Sorry.
OregonLive.com: Sweet Home has Colton Schilling @ 132, Tyler Cowger @ 152 and Zach Gill @ 285.
OregonLive.com: We're putting together more videos at this very moment and will share them as they are available. We'll have video from the championship matches on the site later this evening.
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Kyle Sether def. Morgan Walters - 126lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Jared Kasch def. Tony Lucas - 120lb.s bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Semifinal Video: Casey Coulter def. Dauki Wilburn - 113lbs. bracket Reser's Tournament of Champions
OregonLive.com: Most recent team score update:
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 174.0
2. Crook County 125.5
3. David Douglas 115.0
4. Sweet Home 112.0
5. Crater 110.0
6. Redmond 99.5
7. Glencoe 96.0
8. Roseburg 95.0
9. Hillsboro 93.5
10. Oregon City 90.5
11. McNary 86.0
12. Dallas 80.5
13. Sandy 77.5
14. Sprague 77.0
15. Canby 74.5
16. Grants Pass 67.0
17. Cascade 63.0; Pendleton 63.0
19. Culver 59.0
20. West Albany 45.0
21. Barlow 37.0
22. Lebanon 35.0
23. Willamina 25.0
24. Newberg 23.5
OregonLive.com: Grayson Munn of Crook County was also wrestling for a shot at the consolation semis in 132, but I haven't seen that result yet. I believe that match is already over.
OregonLive.com: Let me check....I know Dean Smith is still alive. He's wrestling now.
OregonLive.com: Yes the Reser's results page has been down, they are aware of the issue but I'm not sure exactly when it could be fixed.
OregonLive.com: We missed the 113 conso round, hope to have an update on that asap.
OregonLive.com: Yup, thats right Mike.
OregonLive.com: Looks like a 132 and 138 match are both going on right now
OregonLive.com: Yes he is. If he wins his next match he gets 3rd place.
OregonLive.com: Jones wins 10-1
OregonLive.com: Jones up 7-1 with 30 seconds left in the match
OregonLive.com: That's correct. Jones wins by 4-0 decision.
OregonLive.com: Haven't seen that result just yet, will try to track it down now.
OregonLive.com: That ended by fall at 1:26.
OregonLive.com: Mackey fell to Andy Wagner of Hermiston in the consolation round.
OregonLive.com: We just finished updating our championship brackets, so you can check there for the full breakdown of finals matchups. We are still working on consolation results, so if there is a particular consolation matchup you'd like to know about or if you see any issues in our brackets, please let us know.
OregonLive.com: And thank you for following along with us. It's nice to know we have a dedicated audience.
OregonLive.com: The Reser's site I'm sure will have updates sometime this afternoon, but their site was having issues earlier this morning so I'm not sure exactly when they will be back up and running.
OregonLive.com: Is there a particular JV match you're looking for? We haven't posted the JV brackets but we can try to track something down for you in the next few minutes if you would like.
OregonLive.com: Thanks, roseburg. We appreciate it. And thanks for being patient with us, we're trying to update these results as fast as possible.
OregonLive.com: I can get that info for you as soon as we get the latest consolation bracket updates. We're still waiting on the results.
OregonLive.com: No word yet on the 120 consolation matches.
OregonLive.com: Jerome Massad and Trevor Rasmussen will face off to meet Sumner Saulsbury, and Caleb Batease and Tyler Kailuli will face off for a chance to meet Riley Sipe.
OregonLive.com: They have, they have been flying through the consos so far. We didn't get eyes on the 106 consos but should have results soon.
OregonLive.com: Redmond does not have a wrestler in any of the finals matches.
OregonLive.com: Teams scores after the semifinal rounds below
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 159.0
2. Sweet Home 112.0
3. David Douglas 111.0
4. Crater 110.0
5. Crook County 105.5
6. Redmond 95.5
7. Hillsboro 89.5
8. Glencoe 88.0
9. Roseburg 87.0
10. Oregon City 86.5
11. McNary 78.0
12. Sandy 77.5
13. Dallas 72.5
14. Sprague 69.0
15. Canby 68.5
16. Pendleton 63.0
17. Grants Pass 61.0
18. Cascade 59.0; Culver 59.0
20. West Albany 45.0
21. Lebanon 31.0
22. Barlow 30.0
23. Newberg 23.5
24. Willamina 19.0
OregonLive.com: Give us just one second to type them up.
OregonLive.com: Now that's an update everyone can appreciate!
OregonLive.com: You as well, CoachandFan
OregonLive.com: There is no live streaming video, but we'll have highlgihts of all the championship matches up on the site later this evening as well as many of the semi-final matches.
OregonLive.com: 285 lbs: Derick Turituri def. P.J. Schubert by fall at 4:31
OregonLive.com: Chad Jones will be facing Joey Rodriguez of Hillsboro in the 120 lb consolation quarters.
OregonLive.com: Yep, Mike S and quacksmack....you guys are all over it.
OregonLive.com: 285 lbs: Zach Gill def. Jake Batease by fall at 1:03
OregonLive.com: 220 lbs: Steely Smith def. Sumner Saulsbury (10-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: 220 lbs: Mason Ross def. Riley Sipe (6-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: Yes sorry about that, we haven't been able to fill out the consolation brackets just yet, we've had some problems with our system. If there are any specific matchups you're looking for, please ask and I'll be able to get you the info.
OregonLive.com: We will be updating our brackets to reflect the semifinal rounds soon. You can scroll down through this chat to see all updates from the semi rounds that have happened so far today, too.
OregonLive.com: Yes that's definitely one to watch. #1 vs. #2 seed.
OregonLive.com: 195 lbs: Ihoghama Odighizuwa def. Wade Paulus by fall at 4:10
OregonLive.com: 195 lbs: Samuel Shields-Colbray def. Jackson Soto (7-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: Yesterday went quickly because of all the forfeits. Today, the matches started right on time (about 5-10 minues late maybe).
OregonLive.com: Very true.
OregonLive.com: 182 lbs: Tyler Howe def. Quincy Clarkson (3-1 decision)
OregonLive.com: Once were done with the semis here (3 more classes left), the consolation rounds get going and the finals are after that.
OregonLive.com: 182 lbs: John Morin def. Gunner Sigado by fall at 4:56
OregonLive.com: In 220, Mason Ross of McNary faces Riley Sipe of Dallas and Steely Smith of West Albany faces Sumner Saulsbury of Redmond.
OregonLive.com: Only Reed Van Anrooy at 152 lbs.
OregonLive.com: 170 lbs: Kyle Bateman def. Grant Gerstner (7-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: 170 lbs: Tanner Fischer def. Michael Schrader by fall at 3:19
OregonLive.com: Again CoachandFan, thanks for all of your updates. We appreciate the knowledge.
OregonLive.com: 160 lbs: Elijah Taylor def. Keith Nichols (3-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: 160 lbs: Abraham Rodriguez def. Chase Mackey (10-1 decision)
OregonLive.com: 152 lbs: Tyler Cowger def. Wyatt Passantino (3-2 decision)
OregonLive.com: 285 is Zach Gill of Sweet Home vs. Jake Batease of Hermiston, and Derick Turituri of Crater vs. P.J. Schubert of Pendleton.
OregonLive.com: 152 lbs: Reed Van Anrooy def. Tyler White by fall at 1:51
OregonLive.com: Aguilar was pulled, yes.
OregonLive.com: 145 lbs: Dylan Holcomb def. Cameron Mesa (6-5 decision)
OregonLive.com: 145 lbs: Devin Reynolds def. Kjell Thorsen (18-5 decision)
OregonLive.com: 138 lbs: Vagif Afrasov def. Alex Harnsberger (6-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: 138 lbs: Tyler Berger def. Zach Zehner by fall at 4:51
OregonLive.com: Hermiston and Sweet Home, both stacked full of talent again.
OregonLive.com: 132 lbs: Beau Gleed def. Brandon Mowery (11-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: Word is that lots of wrestlers pulled out because of the flu.
OregonLive.com: 132 lbs: Colton Schilling def. Parker Folliard by fall at 1:46
OregonLive.com: Thanks for all the insight here, CoachandFan.
OregonLive.com: 126 lbs: Tucker Davis def. Brandon Short (7-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: 126 lbs: Kyle Sether def. Morgan Walters by fall in 3rd min
OregonLive.com: Team standings haven't been tabulated just yet, will update with team results (re: crook county and redmond) as soon as we can.
OregonLive.com: Trayton Libolt of Crook County just earned a spot in the 106 finals with a win.
OregonLive.com: 120 lbs: Jared Kasch def. Tony Lucas (5-4 decision)
OregonLive.com: 120 lbs: Tyler Thomas upsets state champion Wyatt Scribner (6-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: RE: Guest--Consolation rounds today have not started yet, are there any particular Redmond wrestlers you are looking for, or just the team as a whole?
OregonLive.com: Yes! Apologies. The "cons." part didn't register for me. 120 semis are up now.
OregonLive.com: Looks like they're up now
OregonLive.com: 113 lbs: Casey Coulter def. Dauki Willburn (9-3 decision)
OregonLive.com: 113 lbs: Kaleb Raber def. Devin Poppen (4-0 decision)
OregonLive.com: 106 lbs: Trayton Libolt def. Tyler Schilling by decision.
OregonLive.com: 106 lbs: Nate Johnson def. Cody Bibler by fall at 5:42.
OregonLive.com: The 113 semis will be Casey Coulter of Grants Pass facing Dauki Willburn of Hillsboro, and Devin Poppen of Oregon City facing Kaleb Raber of Sprague.
OregonLive.com: No live webcast that I know of, but we will have video highlights available later today from several semifinal and final round matches.
OregonLive.com: The 106 lb semis just got underway moments ago.
OregonLive.com: Also, we'll try to get this fixed so the brackets show up correctly. Reser's website and our system both seem to be having some problems this morning. Sorry about that, folks.
OregonLive.com: We're having some problems with our system right now and it's affecting the 113 bracket. Sorry for the inconvenience there, please ask if there are any specific results you're looking for and we will try to provide as many updates as possible from there.
OregonLive.com: Checking on that now
OregonLive.com: And sorry about that, give me a minute to pull up an updated bracket for the consolation round.
OregonLive.com: I'll try to track down the tournament director and ask him. Their results link seems to be broken right now.
OregonLive.com: You can find consolation results here
OregonLive.com: Welcome back to our live coverage of the Reser's Tournament of Champions. We'll be getting started with the semifinal round here in just a few minutes here, so stay with us for updates.
OregonLive.com: Thanks for all the participation in the chat today and for all those that followed along. Join us tomorrow for more from the Reser's TOC.
OregonLive.com: That's going to do it for our live chat tonight folks. We'll be back tomorrow morning for the semifinal rounds starting at 10 a.m.
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 103.0
2. Redmond 87.5
3. Crater 85.0
4. Crook County 78.5
5. Sweet Home 74.0
6. David Douglas 71.0; Glencoe 71.0
8. Dallas 70.5
9. Hillsboro 69.5
10. Roseburg 68.0
11. Canby 62.5
12. Sandy 61.5
13. Oregon City 59.5
14. McNary 53.0; Sprague 53.0
16. Pendleton 52.0
17. Grants Pass 46.0
18. Cascade 41.0
19. Culver 34.0; West Albany 34.0
21. Lebanon 26.0
22. Barlow 25.0
23. Newberg 22.5
24. Willamina 18.0
OregonLive.com: Crater's Jordan Saling lost to Redmond's Dayton Woodward by fall in the consolation round.
OregonLive.com: Check out photos from today's action in our Reser's Tournament of Champions photo gallery
OregonLive.com: Videos should be on the site in about 20-25 minutes. We'll have tons of videos from tomorrow's semi-final and championship rounds. You'll find all the videos on our video page.
OregonLive.com: We're going to take another quick break to get photos/video up on the site. If you have any more questions leave them in the chat and we'll answer them as soon as we return. Follow the links above to find the updated brackets. Thanks!
OregonLive.com: Defending state champion Garret Rider losing in the second round at 120. Rider won the 6A 113 championship last year.
OregonLive.com: Toby Dill (113), Peyton Mesa (126), Chad Jones (120), Jesse Webb (195), Will Reddekopp (182), Max Hane (170), Isaiah Smith (285) all still alive in consolation. Reed Van Anrooy the last Roseburg wrestler (by my count) still remaining in the championship brackets.
OregonLive.com: Folks, we're going to step away from the chat for a moment to fix our technical issues with our brackets. Please leave your questions in the chat and we'll answer them as soon as we can. Compelte brackets and team scores will be post by no later than 9 p.m. this evening. Thanks.
OregonLive.com: Real good.
OregonLive.com: Brandon Short at 126, Gunner Sigado at 182 and Sumner Saulsbury at 220.
OregonLive.com: Williams lost in the quarters to Jacob Batease of Hermiston in the quarters by fall at 3:25.
OregonLive.com: Blasisus lost in Round 2 to Jacob McKinnon of Canby by fall at 5:33.
OregonLive.com: I got you. We're having some trouble with our brackets currently so I am happy to help here.
OregonLive.com: Urrea lost by major decision, 9-1, to Sandy's Tyler White in the quarters. Also in the quarters, Crater's Chase Mackey pinned Dean Smith in 4:48.
OregonLive.com: Munn lost to Sandy's Brandon Mowery by decision, 6-4. Meeker was upset in the quarters by Hillsboro's Alex Harnsberger on a 5-4 decision.
OregonLive.com: You're awesome too, Zane.
OregonLive.com: Yes, Redmond's Brandon Short tomorrow morning.
OregonLive.com: Tucker is into the semis tomorrow morning after a 10-4 decision over Peyton Mesa of Roseburg.
OregonLive.com: Lost in the consolation round by fall in 1:31 to Roseburg's Will Reddekopp
OregonLive.com: that's what im here for.
OregonLive.com: Lost to Crater's Tyler Thomas by a 3-1 decision. Tough one.
OregonLive.com: Won by fall at 1:05. He struggled in his first match until pulling away in the third, but looked great in his quarterfinal match.
OregonLive.com: For the guest that was wondering, Alex Harnsberger (138) and John Morin (182) also made the semis from Hillsboro.
OregonLive.com: Matt Hofenbredl had to withdraw due to sickness. Over 20 wrestlers had to withdraw because of illness.
OregonLive.com: Looks like he had to forfeit. Let me see if I can get an explanation from one of the tournament officials. Give me a moment.
OregonLive.com: Bibler is into the semis after a win by fall in the quarters (1:25) over Zach Tracy of Canby.
OregonLive.com: I'll check on others in just a minute.
OregonLive.com: Off the top of my head, 113-pounder Dauki Willburn.
OregonLive.com: McGee won by fall at 0:45.
OregonLive.com: Anon, team scores only reflect championship bracket results. So the scores posted below are the final results for Day 1.
OregonLive.com: I do not believe so. Give me two seconds to confirm that.
OregonLive.com: Sort of. Championship brackets are wrapped for the day. Consolation rounds still going on and we're working hard to get photos and videos up on the site soon.
OregonLive.com: Team scores through the quarterfinals. I'm entering quarterfinal results into our brackets now and they should all be live in the next few minutes. If you have any specific questions don't hesitate to ask.
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 100.0
2. Crater 74.0
3. Redmond 73.5
4. Crook County 69.5
5. David Douglas 68.0
6. Sweet Home 66.0
7. Dallas 65.5
8. Hillsboro 61.5; Sandy 61.5
10. Glencoe 60.0
11. Roseburg 59.0
12. Canby 58.5
13. Oregon City 56.5
14. McNary 48.0
15. Pendleton 47.0
16. Sprague 42.0
17. Grants Pass 39.0
18. Culver 32.0; West Albany 32.0
20. Cascade 28.0
21. Lebanon 25.0
22. Barlow 23.0
23. Newberg 17.5
24. Willamina 15.0
OregonLive.com: Hey, @guest/batease fan. I think I may have finally fixed our systems issues with the Batease brothers. No promises, but things look good as of right now. Thanks for your patience and attention to detail!
OregonLive.com: Won by fall at 3:03. He'll face Sweet Home's Wade Paulus in the semis tomorrow.
OregonLive.com: Kyle is into the semis with a win by Tech Fall. He will wrestle No. 4 Grant Gerstner (McNary) tomorrow morning.
OregonLive.com: Our system and I are having a war over where Caleb goes to school. It just won't listen! I promise I will figure out how to fix it as soon as I can.
OregonLive.com: Happy to help, Zane.
OregonLive.com: All quarterfinal results are in, if you are looking for a match/results let me know and I will update you.
OregonLive.com: Davis also won his quarterfinal match, by decision (10-4), over Peyton Mesa of Roseburg. Davis will face Brandon Short in the semis tomorrow after Short upset No. 2 Hayden Bates (Crook County) in the quarterfinals.
OregonLive.com: Kasch is into the semis with a win by fall (4:35) over Colton Skeen of Pendleton. Kasch will face Tony Lucas of Glencoe tomorrow morning.
OregonLive.com: Tracking those down now and I'll post an update real soon.
OregonLive.com: I am currently updating the upper weight classes and they should display on the site in a few minutes. What specifically are you looking for. I would love to help you.
OregonLive.com: What are you looking for I can probably help you. We'll have photos and video up on the site later this evening.
OregonLive.com: After two rounds Sweet Home was tied for 12th. Paulus, Schilling and Gill all advanced out of the quarters.
OregonLive.com: That match is over, unforunately I missed as I was filming another match. I will post an update as soon as I have one. Should be just a minute or two.
OregonLive.com: 152-lbs. Quarterfinals: Tyler Cowger (Sweet Home) def. Colby Winnett (Barlow) by decision, 4-2.
OregonLive.com: 138-lbs. Quarterfinals: No. 6 Alex Harnsberger upsets No. 3 Colbrann Meeker (Crook County) by decision, 5-4.
OregonLive.com: In Round 2, Ihoghama pinned Hicks Grant (Oregon City) in 2:35.
OregonLive.com: Tucker Davis advanced to the quarters by fall at 0:41 over Jesse Montez (Hillsboro).
OregonLive.com: Kasch is into the quarters by decision, 3-1, over Louis Palos (McNary).
OregonLive.com: Check out the updated 106-bracket.
OregonLive.com: Won by fall in Round 1 and advance to quarters on a forfeit in Round 2.
OregonLive.com: Quarterfinals about to get underway here. If you have any questions about the first two rounds please fireaway.
OregonLive.com: At 145-lbs: Cameron Mesa (Roseburg) advances to the quarters by decision, 13-9, over Yasyf Sorensen (Sprague)
OregonLive.com: At 120-lbs: Chad Jones of Roseburg is into the quarterfinals after pinning Zachary Nance (Grants Pass) in 1:04.
OregonLive.com: Team scores after 2 round below:
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 60.0
2. Crook County 54.0
3. Redmond 46.5
4. Canby 45.5
5. Dallas 44.5
6. Crater 43.0
7. Sandy 41.0
8. David Douglas 40.0
9. Roseburg 38.5
10. Glencoe 36.0
11. Sweet Home 34.0
12. Hillsboro 33.5
13. Oregon City 30.0
14. Pendleton 26.0
15. Grants Pass 22.0
16. McNary 20.0; Sprague 20.0
18. Lebanon 19.0
19. Barlow 17.0
20. Cascade 16.0; Culver 16.0
22. Newberg 15.0
23. Willamina 14.0
24. West Albany 12.0
OregonLive.com: AJ Garcia (Hermiston) wins by fall over Jordan Saling (Crater) in 3:32.
OregonLive.com: You got it. Give me one second to type them up!
OregonLive.com: Kyle Bateman is into the quarters after two pins in his first two matches. In the second round he won by fall at 3:55 over Aaron Swindle of Crook County.
OregonLive.com: Second round scores are in! Send me your questions.
OregonLive.com: Yes, we will have updates coming shortly for 170. We will post results in the chat here as soon as we get them in.
OregonLive.com: Just in from tournament officials: Round 2 results are still being tabulated/finalized. They should be available in about 15 minutes. We'll post updates here as soon as we can. Thanks everyone!
OregonLive.com: He had a first round bye. I should have round 2 results very soon and will post updates on all the Roseburg guys.
OregonLive.com: Thanks.....but how did you know it was me!?!
OregonLive.com: Thorsen won his first match by forfeit.
OregonLive.com: Bolt Anglen advanced to Round 2 on forfeit. At 182-lbs. Mitch Adams lost by fall at 1:49 to Jacob McKinnon of Canby.
OregonLive.com: The tournament officials re-drew the brackets this morning after posting them yesterday. We're currently updating ours and they should display correctly in a few minutes.
OregonLive.com: 182-lbs: John Morin wins by fall at 0:24 over Tim Ferrell of Lebanon.
OregonLive.com: Thanks, Jody. We'll have photos and video from the weekend on the site soon.
OregonLive.com: You're very welcome. We appreciate you following along!
OregonLive.com: Correction: Harker's match was in the second round, he received a first round bye.
OregonLive.com: I missed Jones and Cameron Mesa, but will post an update as soon as I get one.
OregonLive.com: Harker lost his opening round match on points.
OregonLive.com: Peyton Mesa had a first round bye and then his second round opponent withdrew. He's into the quarters unscathed.
OregonLive.com: Should be very soon 170-lbs. finishing now. I'll post as soon as I can.
OregonLive.com: Jordan Saling advance on Forfeit in Round 1. I'll post his Round 2 results as soon as I can.
OregonLive.com: I just noticed that too. Fixing it now. Thanks, Erick!
OregonLive.com: No problem! Sorry I botched it the first time.
OregonLive.com: 160-lbs: Abraham Rodriguez (Hermiston) wins by fall at 3:12 over Rob Phelps (McNary)
OregonLive.com: 152-lbs. state champ Reed Van Anrooy (Roseburg) wins 14-4 over Colton Kohlmeyer (Cascade).
OregonLive.com: I miss answered a question earlier. One of you asked *why* there was a re-draw at 113-lbs. I thought you just wanted confirmation that there was. Here is why: five wrestlers pulled out at that weight class so the bracket had to be rebalanced.
OregonLive.com: Team scores after Round 1 below:
OregonLive.com: 1. Hermiston 18.0
2. Dallas 16.5
3. Canby 16.0
4. Newberg 15.0
5. Crook County 14.0; Redmond 14.0; Sandy 14.0
8. David Douglas 13.0
9. Crater 12.0; Sprague 12.0
11. Glencoe 11.0
12. Culver 8.0; Grants Pass 8.0; Pendleton 8.0; Sweet Home
16. Lebanon 7.0
17. Cascade 4.0; Oregon City 4.0; Willamina 4.0
20. Roseburg 3.5
21. Barlow 3.0; Hillsboro 3.0
23. McNary 2.0
24. West Albany 0.0
OregonLive.com: Coming right up.
OregonLive.com: Here's the complete 113-lbs. bracket updated through round 1
OregonLive.com: Yes.
OregonLive.com: At 126-lbs. Culver's Tucker Davis won by fall at 0:59; At 138-lbs. Culver's Levi Vincet was pinned by Justen McConville of Newberg at 1:16.
OregonLive.com: Thanks, Erick.
OregonLive.com: From earlier at 120-lbs.: Wyatt Scribner of Hermiston won his first round match by fall at 4:42 over Jesse Delgado of David Douglas.
OregonLive.com: 145-lbs. defending state champ Devin Reynolds (McNary) wins by fall at 2:23 in Round 2.
OregonLive.com: David Harker (138lbs.) down 2-0 to Chandler Michael (Barlow) in the first period.
OregonLive.com: Looks like Aguilar did not wrestle at 126. His name is no longer on the updated bracket after the tournament officials re-drew names this afternoon. I'll see what I can find for you.
OregonLive.com: The 132-lbs. match on Harker's mat went long. He should be up very soon.
OregonLive.com: Fischer had a first round bye. In round 2, he'll face Kyle Williams of Sprague in the next half hour.
OregonLive.com: Fischer had a first round bye. In round 2, he'll face Kyle Williams of Sprague in a the next half hour.
OregonLive.com: 132-lbs.: State Champ Colton Schilling of Sweet Home wins his second match of the day by fall at 3:38 over Gabe Peak of David Douglas. Schilling won his opening round match by fall at 4:16 over Hector Maldonado of McNary
OregonLive.com: Any specific 138-lbs. wrestler you're looking for?
OregonLive.com: Those matches are wrapping now. Should have an update very soon.
OregonLive.com: Stepping away for a brief moment to snap some photos. Leave your questions here and I'll answer them very soon!
OregonLive.com: Thanks for catching that.
OregonLive.com: Here's the complete 113-lbs. bracket updated through round 1
OregonLive.com: Logan had a first round bye. He faces Johnny Avina of Crook County in Round 2.
OregonLive.com: 113 just getting started with round 2. There was a re-draw of that bracket for the first round. I give you full Round 1 updates in just a minute!
OregonLive.com: 120-lbs.: No. 2 seed Nate Johnson of Glencoe wins by fall over Taylor Spence of Roseburg; 1:40.
OregonLive.com: Sure thing.
OregonLive.com: 195-lbs.: Ihoghama Odighizuwa of David Douglas wins by fall. The second ranked wrestler in Class 6A looked impressive in his opening round bout.
OregonLive.com: At 120-lbs. Oregon City's Dennis Podloujnyi lost to Jon Morrell of Sandy, 9-6.
OregonLive.com: Glad to have you following along!
OregonLive.com: Will do.
OregonLive.com: 152-lbs: State finalist Colby Winnet wins his first match handily, 12-1.
OregonLive.com: 160-lbs: State Champ Abraham Rodriquez wins by fall at 3:07 in his first round match.
OregonLive.com: 145-lbs: Yasif Soresen beats #3 seed Spencer Crawford, 9-5.
OregonLive.com: At 138-lbs. #2 Vagif Afrasov holds off the upset and beats Gunner Wyatt, 4-3.
OregonLive.com: At 132-lbs. top seed Colton Schilling of Sweet Home wins by fall at 4:16.
OregonLive.com: If there is a particular wrestler or team you want us to keep a close eye on just post in the comment box below and we'll do our best to keep you as up to date as possible.
OregonLive.com: Hello everyone and welcome to our live coverage of the 2013 Reser's Tournament of Champions wrestling tournament. We'll be here bring you live updates from all of today's action.
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GEORGE WILL: Obamacare's contract problem
On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court begins three days of oral arguments concerning possible — actually, probable and various — constitutional infirmities in Obamacare. The justices have received many amicus briefs, one of which merits special attention because of the elegant scholarship and logic with which it addresses an issue that has not been as central to the debate as it should be.
Hitherto, most attention has been given to whether Congress, under its constitutional power to regulate interstate commerce, may coerce individuals into engaging in commerce by buying health insurance. Now the Institute for Justice, a libertarian public interest law firm, has focused on this fact: The individual mandate is incompatible with centuries of contract law. This is so because a compulsory contract is an oxymoron.
The brief says Obamacare is the first time Congress has used its power to regulate commerce to produce a law "from which there is no escape." And "coercing commercial transactions" — compelling individuals to sign contracts with insurance companies — "is antithetical to the foundational principle of mutual assent that permeated the common law of contracts at the time of the founding and continues to do so today."
In 1799, South Carolina's highest court held: "So cautiously does the law watch over all contracts, that it will not permit any to be binding but such as are made by persons perfectly free, and at full liberty to make or refuse such contracts. ... Contracts to be binding must not be made under any restraint or fear of their persons, otherwise they are void." Throughout the life of this nation it has been understood that for a contract to be valid, the parties to it must mutually assent to its terms — without duress.
In addition to duress, contracts are voidable for reasons of fraud upon, or the mistake or incapacity of, a party to the contract. This underscores the centrality of the concept of meaningful consent in contract law. To be meaningful, consent must be informed and must not be coerced. Under Obamacare, the government will compel individuals to enter into contractual relations with insurance companies under threat of penalty.
Also, the Supreme Court in Commerce Clause cases has repeatedly recognized, and Congress has never before ignored, the difference between the regulation and the coercion of commerce. And in its 10th Amendment cases ("The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people") the court has specifically forbidden government to compel contracts.
In 1992, the court held unconstitutional a law compelling states to "take title to" radioactive waste. The court said this would be indistinguishable from "a congressionally compelled subsidy from state governments" to those who produced the radioactive waste. Such commandeering of states is, the court held, incompatible with federalism.
IJ argues: The 10th Amendment forbids Congress from exercising its commerce power to compel states to enter into contractual relations by effectively forcing states to "buy" radioactive waste. Hence "the power to regulate commerce does not include the power to compel a party to take title to goods or services against its will." And if it is beyond Congress' power to commandeer the states by compelling them to enter into contracts, it must likewise be beyond Congress' power to commandeer individuals by requiring them to purchase insurance. Again, the 10th Amendment declares that any powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the states or to the people.
Furthermore, although the Constitution permits Congress to make laws "necessary and proper" for executing its enumerated powers, such as the power to regulate interstate commerce, it cannot, IJ argues, be proper to exercise that regulatory power in ways that eviscerate "the very essence of legally binding contracts." Under Obamacare, Congress asserted the improper power to compel commercial contracts. It did so on the spurious ground that this power is necessary to solve a problem Congress created when, by forbidding insurance companies to deny coverage to individuals because of pre-existing conditions, it produced the problem of "adverse selection" -- people not buying insurance until they need medical care.
IJ correctly says that if the court were to ratify Congress' disregard for settled contract law, Congress' "power to compel contractual relations would have no logical stopping point." Which is why this case is the last exit ramp on the road to unlimited government. Continued...
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The party leaders held 45 minutes of discussions on proposals for a new system underpinned by a Royal Charter.
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The meeting came after Labour moved to ensure it will have the option of adding tough statute-backed reform into the Crime and Courts Bill next week.
Responding to pressure from the Opposition, Lib Dem home office minister Jeremy Browne gave assurances that there would be an opportunity to debate "Leveson-related amendments" on Monday.
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One word comes to mind when one thinks about Southern climate: hot. That's the first word that occurs to Southerners as well, but virtually every survey of why residents are attracted to the area puts the climate at the top of the list. Go figure.
How hot is hot? The average high for July, the region's hottest month, in Charleston [1] is about 89°F. While that's nothing compared to Tucson or Death Valley, coupled with the region's notoriously high humidity it can have an altogether miserable effect.
Technically South Carolina [2] has a humid subtropical climate. During summer the famous high-pressure system called the Bermuda High settles over the entire southeastern United States, its rotating winds pushing aside most weather coming from the west. This can bring drought, as well as a certain sameness that afflicts the area during summer. Heat aside, there's no doubt that one of the most difficult things for an outsider to adjust to in the South is the humidity. The average annual humidity in Charleston is about 55 percent in the afternoons and a whopping 85 percent in the mornings. The most humid months are August and September.
There is no real antidote to humidity—other than air conditioning, that is—though many film crews and other outside workers swear by the use of Sea Breeze astringent. If you and your traveling partner can deal with the strong minty odor, dampen a hand towel with the astringent, drape it across the back of your neck and go about your business. Don't assume that because it's humid you shouldn't drink fluids. Just as in any hot climate, you should drink lots of water if you're going to be out in the Southern heat.
If you're on the South Carolina [2] coast, you'll no doubt grow to love the steady ocean breeze during the day. But at night you may notice the wind changing direction and coming from inland. That's caused by the land cooling at night, and the wind rushing toward the warmer waters offshore. This shift in wind current is mostly responsible for that sometimes awe-inspiring, sometimes just plain scary phenomenon of a typical Southern thunderstorm.
Seemingly within the space of a few minutes on a particularly hot and still summer day, the afternoon is taken over by a rapidly moving stacked storm cloud called a thunderhead, which soon bursts open and pours an unbelievable amount of rain on whatever is unlucky enough to be beneath it, along with frequent, huge lightning strikes. Then, almost as quickly as it came on, the storm subsides and the sun comes back out again as if nothing happened.
August and September are by far the rainiest months in terms of rainfall, with averages well over six inches for each of those months. July is also quite wet, coming in at over five inches on average. Winters here are pretty mild, but can seem much colder than they actually are because of the dampness in the air. The coldest month is January, with about a 58°F high for the month and a 42°F average low.
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Thе marriage οf metal аnԁ electronic music іѕ nοt a nеw thουɡht, аnԁ οftеn ends up wіth slapdash οr campy results. Industrial metal іѕ one such genre born frοm thіѕ union аnԁ even still, results mау vary; Bands Ɩіkе Godflesh аnԁ Jesu аrе regarded quite favorably аѕ innovators whereas thе Ɩіkеѕ οf Marilyn Manson аnԁ Static-X ɡеt mixed reception. Recent developments within thе genre hаνе lead tο wild avant-garde experimentation, everywhere Norway's SHINING аnԁ Californian one-man band Author & Punisher аrе met wіth repeated acclaim fοr thеіr furtherance οf industrial music іn thеіr οwn rіɡht.
Thе latter act, Author & Punisher, іѕ a relatively small-known project frοm mechanical engineer аnԁ sculptor Tristan Shone thаt brοkе out last year іn ѕοmе ways wіth hіѕ sophomore albumUrsus Americanus, whісh fіnіѕhеԁ up οn many critics' year-еnԁ lists οf favorites bесаυѕе οf іtѕ unusual exhibition; Shone mаkеѕ аƖƖ οf hіѕ instruments himself аnԁ rigs thеm іn a way thаt allows hіm tο ɡο hіѕ complex doom аnԁ drone inspired compositions entirely bу himself. Thіѕ mаkеѕ fοr ѕοmе highly unique music аnԁ performance art thаt іѕ currently superlative іn thе genre. OnƖу a year аftеr Ursus Americanus wowed privileged listeners, Shone's third record Women & Children explores Author & Punisher's ԁаrk аnԁ twisted sound further аnԁ adds ѕοmе much needed heart іntο thіѕ band οf machines.
Despite thе fleeting wait between releases, Women & Children іѕ thе next logical step іn thе Author & Punisher evolution. Thе sonic palette established bу Shone іѕ still аƖƖ-pervading; аftеr a soundscape οf crickets аnԁ perky flies, thе opening title track kicks іn wіth downtempo grooving drum machines passed down frοm Godflesh аnԁ massive droning synths churn together іn a hypnotic mаkе whіƖе Shone chants distorted syllables through thе track's dynamic rise аnԁ fall. Shone іѕ nο wеіrԁеr tο writing heavy аnԁ oppressive music, аnԁ shows wіth immediacy thаt hе still Ɩіkеѕ thе feeling οf overdriven bass.
Bυt, whаt mаkеѕ Women & Children ѕο uncommon frοm hіѕ previous records іѕ іtѕ grumpiness аnԁ diversity. Whеn compared tο Ursus Americanus, Women & Children seemingly dials back thе machines аnԁ instead focuses more οn Shone's range οf emotion. Fοr instance, οn thе album's second track In Remorse, wе hear glimpses οf Shone's сƖеаn singing voice, whісh wаѕ earlier a bit οf a rarity. Later, 'Tame аѕ a Lion' nearly catches listeners οff guard, аѕ wе hear Shone аt hіѕ mοѕt vulnerable аѕ hе sings quite melodically along tο piano іn verse-chorus structure, though hіѕ voice wіth hіѕ іѕ distant аnԁ somewhat shrouded іn distortion. Thе piano аnԁ Shone's singing voice even mаkе a reprisal іn thе album's chilling closer 'Pain Fοr myself.' WhіƖе nο mere piano ballads, thеѕе seemingly out οf reputation tracks ѕhοw a total nеw breadth οf reputation аnԁ mаrkѕ a nеw direction fοr Author & Punisher tο explore.
Following thіѕ trend, Women & Children іѕ much more stripped down іn terms οf electronics, аnԁ thе album іѕ largely more atmospheric аnԁ pensive thаn thе іn-уουr-face aggression οf Ursus Americanus. Earlier, іt wаѕ more οftеn thаn nοt thаt distorted synths wουƖԁ drone longer аnԁ louder аѕ well аѕ regularly attack іn a dubstep sort οf mаkе аѕ thе main event, аѕ іn thе nеw track 'Fearce'. Now, Shone іѕ seemingly more mindful οf hіѕ songwriting οn Women & Children,wіth tracks Ɩіkе 'Melee' аnԁ 'Miles Frοm Home' taking time between raging rаɡе fοr moments οf sober atmosphere аnԁ dynamic ebb аnԁ flow. Aѕ such, Women & Children feels more real аnԁ human οn ѕοmе level, аѕ іf thе tyrannical machines οf past hаԁ abruptly became sentient аnԁ empathetic.
Thіѕ isn't tο ѕау thаt hіѕ previous work wаѕ somehow immature οr lacking οf emotion, bυt Shone hаѕ transcended whаt wаѕ once thουɡht doable fοr Author & Punisher's sound аnԁ mаԁе a brilliant album wіth ѕοmе newfound variance аnԁ depth. It's ехсеƖƖеnt tο see Author & Punisher material pushing forward іntο newly emotive territory, even іf іt ԁοеѕ mаkе fοr more accessible songwriting. Despite thіѕ appreciation fοr atmosphere аnԁ melody, Women & Children іѕ still a remarkably bleak аnԁ sinister record thаt explores thе depressive аnԁ psychedelic іn entirely nеw ways.


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Steve Harnell | News | 11/04/2012 16:29pm
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SymmetricDS is Web-enabled, database independent, data synchronization/replication software. It uses Web and database technologies to replicate tables between relational databases in near real time. The software was designed to scale for a large number of databases, work across low-bandwidth connections, and withstand periods of network outage. It includes support for Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, H2, HSQLDB, Derby, MS SQL Server, Firebird, IBM DB2, Informix, Interbase, and Greenplum databases.
Specially designed to secure paperless trading companies and organizations that put privacy and traceability in the heart of their problems of exchange, LinShare provides a simple, intuitive solution. It allows employees to upload files into their space. It can share files with internal or external collaborators. It offers several features to securely exchange files. It has integration with Outlook and ThunderBird, document preview, and directory integration.
Meshtool is a mesh network toolkit designed to assist in mesh monitoring, administration, and research. It is Eclipse-based and leverages many Eclipse frameworks such as EMF, GEF, and Teneo. OpenStreetMap is used for 2D map data while 3D geographic data support is in early development stages through the Nasa World Wind. Meshtool is still in an alpha stage, but is being actively developed.
ERDesignerNG is a Java-based entity relationship design and database modeling tool. It has a powerful WYSIWYG interface for physical database design, supports 2D and 3D database modeling, browsing, and design, handles tables, relations, indexes, and comments, supports a central repository for all models (Model Repository), supports subject areas, supports domains, supports MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQLServer, PostgreSQL, and H2, creates the SQL DDL statements for schema creation, has an integrated schema version control system, can generate schema migration scripts for every change, stores the database definition as XML files for further processing, can export the database schema as GIF, BMP, JPEG, or SVG files, has an integrated reverse engineering module for existing schemas, has a build in schema compare feature, can generate schema documentation as PDF, HTML, RTF, and other formats, and supports schema conversion between different dialects.
SymmetricDS Pro is software for data replication, change data capture, and data transformation in a heterogeneous enterprise environment. Performance and scalability allow it to replicate thousands of databases asynchronously in near real time. With flexible configuration and powerful scripting and programming interfaces, it can be extended to meet a range of requirements. Based on the popular open source version of SymmetricDS, the Pro edition enhances the experience with a click-through installer, Web management console, and production support.
Content management system for e-commerce, e-publishing, and intranets/extranets.


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Click here to read Heathers Latest Blog Entry
To mark the 25th anniversary of East Cheshire Hospice, Heather, along with personal trainer Nick Smith are helping Hospice staff & volunteers, along with their families & friends to get in trim for the Hospice's Midnight Run in June.
Heather will be joining the GB Fitness team in helping the Race For Life sponsors, Aqua Pura. Full press release
Race For Life still need you ladies, get down to the Race near you and joing in us in the fight against Cancer. Click here to find your nearest event
Heather appeared in Sky 1's documentary series, "Obese: A Year To Save My Life" which followed the lives of nine super obese people as they aimed to shed more than half their bodyweight before it kills them. Read More
What do you define as fitness? There is no right or wrong answer. Being 'fit' purely depends on what YOU see as being fit. Whether that be being able to run a marathon in under 4 hours, or being able to get round an 18 hole golf course comfortably! Chances are you already have some sort of idea in your mind of how 'fit' you would like to be, or an idea of some sort of goal you would like to achieve?
My time in the fitness industry has enabled me to work with a huge variety of people, all with highly differing fitness levels and all with a different 'goal' in mind. I believe your programme should be tailored to you, and only you. We all work so differently as humans, in order for you to get the best out of your time exercising you need to follow a plan tailored to your own needs and your own body composition.
Everyone should be able to enjoy exercise, you are far more likely to stick with it and get the best out of yourself if you enjoy it!!
And remember, a good exercise programme should always be...
FOR YOUR BODY Plans and Advice. Nutritional Plans and Advice. Supplement Advice
FOR YOUR MIND: Lifestyle Advice, Motivation Techniques, Stress Relieving Therapies. Supplement Advice.
FOR YOUR SOUL: "It takes more than just a good looking body. You've got to have the heart and soul to go with it." Epictetus.
Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further information you require!
I feel brilliant and cannot thank Heather enough
Heather is a credit to her profession
Working with Heather is the best thing I've done
Click here to read testimonials from a few of my clients.
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Life is complicated enough these days, and with all these contradicting ideas... Read more


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Trainers from Golds Gym show us four essential fitness moves to help you go from Fat to Fit
The golf phenom shows us how he builds a solid core for the course
Many have predicted that Anthony Kim has the talent to become the "next Tiger." For now, he just trains like him. Kim, 24, is part of the next wave of young players ...
Improve your form—and performance—with these five tips
In any sport, optimizing your form will lead to better performance and fewer injuries. That is especially true in running, says Tim Hilden, a trainer and physical ...
Fat to Fit Challenge
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