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COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team will cap a two-game road swing with a 2 p.m. contest at James Madison Saturday.
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Promotional Schedule
|March 26
|MVP Night
Faculty, Staff Appreciation Night, High School Night
|March 29
|Boston College
|Youth Lacrosse Day, Autograph Session
|April 13
|90s Day,
Camper Reunion Day
|April 19
|Virginia Tech
|Senior Day
Scouting The Terps
• The Terps return seven starters from last year's squad which recorded an incredible 22-1 record and a fifth-straight NCAA Final Four berth.
2014 Maryland Terrapins: 10-0, 3-0 ACC
(Inside Lacrosse #2, Lacrosse Magazine #2)
• Maryland boasted one of the highest-scoring attacks in the country a year ago, posting a massive 507 points and averaging nearly 15 goals per game. Returning to help facilitate that offense is Brooke Griffin, a redshirt junior who boasted 49 goals and 24 assists in 2013. Junior Kristen Lamon and sophomore Halle Majorana also provided Maryland with added offensive firepower notching 25 and 23 goals, respectively.
• Maryland's midfield is lining up yet again to be one of the nation's best. Starters Taylor Cummings, Kelly McPartland and Beth Glaros return to the field in 2014 after combining for 95 goals and 146 draw controls last season. Cummings was tabbed to Inside Lacrosse's Preseason National Player of the Year Watch List, McPartland enters her third season as a starter and Glaros joins Griffin as team captains.
• Another strong position for the Terps will be at the defensive end of the field where Maryland returns three starters including Shanna Brady and Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-Americans Megan Douty and Alice Mercer.
• With the graduation of Kasey Howard, Maryland will have a battle for the starting goalie spot with redshirt junior Abbey Clipp and freshman Emily Kift in the mix.
Scouting The Dukes
• James Madison is .500 heading into Saturday's contest, including a 12-10 loss to Virginia its last time out.
2014 James Madison Dukes: 4-4, 0-0 CAA
(Inside Lacrosse NR, Lacrosse Magazine NR)
• The Dukes are led by a three-pronged attack with Stephanie Finley (19g, 9a), Ali Curwin (16g, 6a) and Amy Roguski (15g, 3a) doing the majority of the damage for JMU.
• James Madison is surrendering 12.25 goals per game.
• Alex Aust tallied nine points as the then-No. 1 Maryland women's lacrosse team rolled to its 11th straight win with an 18-8 victory against No. 19 James Madison last season. Kristen Lamon and Halle Majorana each netted hat tricks.
#2 Terps Cruise Past #6 Penn 15-5
• The No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team utilized a strong first half to pick up its 10th win of the 2014 campaign as it topped No. 6 Penn 15-5 Wednesday.
Brooke Griffin, Beth Glaros and Bryn Boucher all tallied hat tricks as Maryland (10-0, 3-0 ACC) held its fifth opponent to five or fewer goals. ACC Offensive Player of the Week Kelly McPartland added five points on two goals and three assists. Taylor Cummings and Zoe Stukenberg each added two scores.
Douty Added to Tewaaraton Watch List
• Maryland junior defender Megan Douty has been added to the Tewaaraton Watch List, announced Thursday.
• Douty is one of Maryland's top defensive players, helping the Terps hold opponents to a mere 6.4 goals per game. The Terps have limited five squads to five or fewer goals, including No. 6 Penn their last time out. Currently, Douty boasts 12 ground balls and eight caused turnovers as Maryland remains unbeaten in 2014.
McPartland, Douty Earn Weekly ACC Honors
• Maryland junior midfielder Kelly McPartland has been named the Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week, while junior defender Megan Douty and Syracuse senior goalkeeper Alyssa Costantino share ACC Defensive Player of the Week honors, as announced Tuesday by the conference.
• McPartland and Douty led No. 2 Maryland to two top-10 wins on the week with a victory at No. 3 Syracuse (12-10) on March 10 and a triumph over No. 8 Notre Dame (16-10) on March 15.
#2 Terps Stay Perfect with 16-10 Win vs. #8 Irish
•Brooke Griffin tallied seven points to lead the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team to a 16-10 win against new conference foe No. 8 Notre Dame last Saturday at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
• Griffin notched four goals and three assists as Maryland held its ninth opponent to 10 or fewer goals in 2014. Taylor Cummings posted four goals and Kelly McPartland recorded a hat trick to aid the Terrapin attack. Cummings added a pair of assists to move her team-leading point total to 41.
• Erin Collins was spectacular on the draw, posting a career-high nine. Cummings added four draw controls and a team-high four ground balls. Abbey Clipp recorded 10 saves in the cage.
#2 Terps Drop #3 Syracuse 12-10
• Sparked by five points from New York-native Kelly McPartland, the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team topped No. 3 Syracuse 12-10 in a top five showdown at the Carrier Dome.
• McPartland led the Terps with a hat trick and two assists as Maryland defeated the Orange in a rematch of last season's national semifinals. Zoe Stukenberg, Erin Collins and Beth Glaros added two goals each. Brooke Griffin, Taylor Cummings and Halle Majorana each posted one tally to keep the Terps perfect in 2014.
#2 Terps Use Balanced Attack to Best W&M 19-3
• A total of 13 players scored at least one goal as the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team trumped William & Mary 19-3 at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
• Kelly McPartland led the Terps with four goals and one assist. Taylor Cummings, Zoe Stukenberg and Jen Mendez added two goals each while Halle Majorana, Taylor Salandra, Erin Collins, Bryn Boucher, Theo Kwas, Kristen Lamon, Mattie Meredith, Bairre Reilly and Caroline Wannen all chipped in with one tally to keep Maryland perfect in 2014.
Collins Controlling Draw
• Junior Erin Collins has been a consistent contributor in the draw for the Terps in 2014.
• Collins has notched 38 in 10 games this season. She also leads all position players with 13 ground balls.
Cummings Tagged ACC Offensive Player of the Week
• Maryland sophomore midfielder Taylor Cummings has been named the Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week after her efforts against Hofstra and Duke.
• Cummings scored eight goals and added five assists for 13 points in a 2-0 week to keep the Terrapins unbeaten in 2014. In a 14-3 win over Hofstra to start the week, Cummings posted a hat trick and four assists in addition to a steady defensive effort where she helped hold the Pride to only three goals. She also added two ground balls, one caused turnover and five draw controls at Hofstra.
• The native of Ellicott City, Md., followed that up with a season-high five goals and racked up seven draw controls in a dominant 19-10 win at No. 6 Duke.
Glaros Guides #2 Terps Past #6 Duke
• Senior Beth Glaros erupted for six goals to lift the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team to a 19-10 victory at No. 6 Duke Saturday at Koskinen Stadium.
• Glaros nearly doubled her goal output for the season with six against Duke. The senior also added three draw controls, two ground balls and two caused turnovers to give Maryland its first conference win in 2014. Sophomore Taylor Cummings tallied a season-high five goals and posted seven draw controls, three caused turnovers and a pair of ground balls to lead the Terps.
Three Terps Tagged to Tewaaraton Watch List
•Taylor Cummings, Brooke Griffin and Kelly McPartland represent the Maryland women's lacrosse team on the 2014 Tewaaraton Watch List.
• Griffin – an All-ACC selection in 2013 – racked up 49 goals and 24 assists last season and currently boasts 15 goals and four assists for the unbeaten Terps. The redshirt junior was named ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week after a sterling effort against Penn State.
• Cummings and McPartland – members of the U.S. national team – racked up 43 goals and 25 goals, respectively for the Terps a year ago. Cummings was the ACC Freshman of the Year and an IWLCA First Team All-American in 2013.
#2 Terps Stay Perfect with Win at Hofstra
• Sophomore Taylor Cummings recorded seven points as the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team moved to 5-0 in 2014 with a 14-3 victory at Hofstra.
• Cummings, who leads the Terps with 23 points this season, recorded three goals and four assists while a staunch defensive effort held a fifth-straight opponent to eight or fewer goals. Maryland also picked up strong offensive performances from Kelly McPartland (3g, 2a) and Jen Mendez, Zoe Stukenberg and reigning ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week Brooke Griffin, who each added two goals.
Defense Takes Center Stage
• Maryland's defense has been tremendous in 2014, surrendering a mere 59 goals in nine games this season.
• Opponents are averaging 6.4 goals per game against the Terps. Maryland has held five of 10 foes to five or fewer goals.
Griffin, Clipp Snag ACC Weekly Honors
• Redshirt juniors Brooke Griffin and Abbey Clipp were named Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, after a pair of fantastic performances at Penn State.
• Griffin led the Terps to a pair of wins, including a convincing 14-7 victory at No. 7 Penn State on Feb. 22. The Edgewater, Md., native totaled 14 points on 11 goals and three assists in the two wins to help keep Maryland undefeated. In Maryland's 18-8 win over Boston University, Griffin posted four goals and two assists, while also pitching in on defense with a caused turnover and a ground ball. Griffin followed that performance with a career-high seven goals and an assist to lead the Terps to their first win of the season over a nationally-ranked foe.
• Clipp put together the finest outing of her career against Penn State with a career-high 21 saves, including 12 in the first half, while helping the Maryland defense sustain a rare 36-31 shot deficit on the day. Clipp's 21 saves were three shy of the Maryland single-game record held by Denise Wescott in 1977, and the most since Virginia's Andrea Pfeiffer posted 22 against Princeton in the 2004 national championship game. The Ellicott City, Md., native record three saves in 30 minutes against Boston University.
Terps Down #7 Future Big Ten Foe Penn State 14-7
• Led by seven goals from Brooke Griffin and 21 saves by Abbey Clipp, the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team defeated No. 7 Penn State 14-7 on the road.
• Maryland notched its first win over a nationally-ranked opponent in 2014 with the seven-goal victory against future Big Ten foe Penn State. In addition to Griffin's seven scores, Beth Glaros added a hat trick and Kristen Lamon, Erin Collins, Kelly McPartland and Taylor Cummings chipped in with one tally each. Clipp's 21 saves is three stops shy of the Terrapin record held by Denise Wescott in 1977 which was also against the Nittany Lions.
Clipp, Griffin Record Career Days
• Redshirt juniors Abbey Clipp and Brooke Griffin put together the finest outing of their careers last Saturday in a 14-7 victory at No. 7 Penn State.
• Clipp recorded a massive 21 saves to help the Terrapin defense thwart a rare 36-31 shot deficit en route to its first victory against a top-ten ranked foe in 2014. Clipp recorded 13 saves total in the past two seasons.
• After catching fire against Boston University Wednesday with four goals and two assists, Griffin recorded seven goals and one helper in Maryland's win at Penn State Saturday. The attacker is currently leading the Terps with 17 points, including a team-high 13 goals and four assists.
Terps Down Boston University• The No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team utilized a ferocious first half to mount an eight-goal lead en route to an 18-8 decision against Boston University at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
• The Terps were paced in scoring by Brooke Griffin and Taylor Cummings, who each posted four goals. It was a breakout performance for Griffin in 2014, who posted three points in two games prior, while Cummings racked up her third consecutive four-goal showing to begin the season.
McPartland, Cummings Lift #2 Terps Past Richmond
• A total of five players tallied at least two goals as the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team downed Richmond 15-5 in its home opener at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
• The Terps were led by four-goal performances from sophomore Taylor Cummings and junior Kelly McPartland. Freshman Zoe Stukenberg added a hat trick and Beth Glaros and Halle Majorana chipped in with two goals each. Maryland's defense held its second straight opponent to five or fewer goals after defeating UMBC 14-3 Friday.
Maryland Topples UMBC
• After surrendering the first two goals of the game, the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team turned up the heat with a crushing 14-0 run en route to a 14-3 win at UMBC on a snow-framed field Friday afternoon to open the 2014 season.
• The Terps captured the season-opening victory much in part to the success of several young players including freshman Zoe Stukenberg and sophomore Taylor Cummings. The tandem combined for eight of Maryland's 14 goals on the day.
• Cummings ended the game with a team-high five draw controls and three caused turnovers. After posting nine turnovers in the first half, the Terps' recorded only three in the final 30 minutes of play while forcing the Retrievers into 14 on the day. Maryland outshot UMBC 33-9. Megan Douty led the Terps defensively with three ground balls and two caused turnovers as goalies Abbey Clipp and Emily Kift split time in the cage with two saves each.
Cummings Back Four More
• Taylor Cummings - an Inside Lacrosse Preseason National Player of the Year candidate - kicked off the 2014 season in grand fashion, racking up four goals each against UMBC, Richmond and Boston University.
• The sophomore sensation also led the Terps on the draw, recording seven in the first two games while helping pace a stout Terrapin defense which allowed a mere seven goals in the opening weekend. She posted a season-high five goals in a 19-10 rout of then-No. 6 Duke.
Three Terps Land All-ACC Preseason Honors
• Maryland placed a league-high three student-athletes on the 2014 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Preseason Team, league officials announced.
• Redshirt junior attacker Brooke Griffin and midfielders Taylor Cummings and Kelly McPartland all landed on the 13-member team.
• The ACC boasts a new look this season with the addition of Syracuse and Notre Dame. A vote by the league coaches slated North Carolina to win the conference with Maryland coming in a close second. ACC newcomer Syracuse landed in third and Duke and Virginia rounded out the top five at fourth and fifth, respectively.
Terps Snag Numerous Inside Lacrosse Awards
• Sophomore midfielder Taylor Cummings has been tabbed to the 2014 Inside Lacrosse Preseason Player of the Year watch list.
• Cummings – the youngest of six players to be named to the list – posted 43 goals and 14 assists last season. She was equally valuable on the circle, where she recorded a team-high 94 draw controls.
• Brooke Griffin was pegged to IL's Preseason First Team All-American team. Junior defender Megan Douty landed second team honors and senior midfielder Beth Glaros and sophomore defender Alice Mercer earned a spot on the third team.
Maryland Ranks Second in LM Preseason Poll
• After nearly completing a perfect season in 2013, the Maryland women's lacrosse team will enter the 2014 campaign ranked No. 2 by Lacrosse Magazine.
• The Terps return seven starters from its ACC championship squad a year ago which went an incredible 22-1 before bowing out in overtime of the national championship game. IWLCA First Team All-American midfielder Taylor Cummings is poised to lead Maryland as only a sophomore this season after leading the team in draws with 94.
Terps Guide USA to Gold at 2013 FIL World Cup
• With the help of former Terrapin Tewaaraton winners Caitlyn McFadden and Katie Schwarzmann, the United States captured the 2013 FIL World Cup Championship with a convincing 19-5 win against Canada.
• McFadden and Schwarzmann – who both started for Team USA - combined for three goals and three draw controls in the title game.
Reese Returns to Lead Terps
• A national champion as a student-athlete, assistant coach and head coach, Cathy Reese returns for her eighth season at the helm of the prestigious Terp program. Here are just a few of her highlights with the Terps.
• 2010 IWLCA National Coach of the Year
• 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 ACC Coach of the Year
• 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 ACC Champions
• Coached 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 ACC Player of the Year, 2009 and 2010 ACC Rookie of the Year, three Tewaaraton Award winners, seven Tewaaraton finalists, 31 All-Americans, and 26 All-ACC selections
• 2006 MPSF Coach of the Year
• 2009, 2010 and 2011 IWLCA South Region Coach of the Year
• Guided Denver to school-record 16 wins in 2006
• Won eight national championships at Maryland as a player and coach (1995-2001, 2010)
• 1998 NCAA Tournament Most Valuable Player
#DRIVE4FIVE - Terps Claim Fifth-Straight ACC Crown
• No. 1 Maryland topped North Carolina 12-8 to capture its fifth-straight Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Lacrosse Championship last season at Fetzer Field.
• The Terps were led by hat tricks from Brooke Griffin, Beth Glaros and Taylor Cummings. Katie Schwarzmann - who was named ACC Championship Most Valuable Player for the second straight season - tied a championship game record with four assists against the Tar Heels.
• In addition to Schwarzmann, Beth Glaros, Aust, Griffin, Cummings, and Howard were tabbed to the all-tournament team.
Four Terps Named IWLCA All-Americans
• Alex Aust, Taylor Cummings, Iliana Sanza and Katie Schwarzmann were named IWLCA First Team All-Americans in 2013.
The 20-Win Club
• With its win against Stony Brook, Maryland notched its eighth 20-win season in program history in 2013 and its fourth in the last five seasons.
• Maryland also won at least 20 games in 1997 (21), 1999 (21), 2000 (21), 2001 (23), 2009 (21), 2010 (22), and 2011 (21).
A Terrapin Sweep!
• Katie Schwarzmann, Iliana Sanza, Taylor Cummings, and head coach Cathy Reese earned 2013 ACC Women's Lacrosse individual postseason honors.
• Schwarzmann and Sanza each won their second straight offensive and defensive player of the year honor, respectively. Cummings was tabbed freshman of the year and Reese snagged her sixth career coach of the year award.
Protect This House
• Maryland is 76-2 at home under head coach Cathy Reese.
• The Terps have won all six games in which they have played an opponent ranked No. 1 or 2 at home in the past six seasons. The Terps are 215-16 in College Park dating back to 1990 with 14 perfect seasons in that span.
Maryland and the NCAA Tournament
• Maryland leads the nation with 29 appearances in the tournament. The Terps are also tops with 54 wins, 17 championship game appearances and 10 NCAA titles.
• Last season, the Terps made their 21st appearance in the NCAA Final Four.
#OPERATION2K - A Success!
• The Terps set a new attendance record for a lacrosse game at the FH & Lax Complex with a crowd of 2,347 against North Carolina last season.
• The mark bested the previous top crowd of 2,214 against North Carolina in 2007.
Be the Best? Play the Best
• A toal of 13 of Maryland's 22 wins last season came against nationally-ranked opponents.
• The Terps recorded six wins against top-10 ranked foes and three in the top five, including North Carolina (2) and Syracuse (2).
• Maryland will battle 10 teams ranked in Lacrosse Magazine's Preseason Top 20 poll in 2014.


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Since one of the hardest things to do with a New Year's resolution is to keep it going for a year and into the next year I find it is important to review how you are doing on your resolution sometime in July.
It has been six months since January came and people started purchasing gym memberships and cutting back on carbs or calories or embarked on some other resolution journey.
As my weekly column readers will know, I am a firm believer in New Year's resolutions. Some people will say that you can make resolutions all year long, so the 'New Year's resolution' is just an excuse to exercise for a month until you're burnt out – but, I see it differently. The new year offers a fresh start and the opportunity to grow as a person.
Since one of the hardest things to do with a New Year's resolution is to keep it going for a year and into the next year I find it is important to review how you are doing on your resolution sometime in July.
The idea behind a New Year's resolution is to create a lifestyle. By maintaining your resolution consistently throughout the year, making a substantial lifestyle change becomes easier.
My resolution last year was to lose some weight and to get into better running shape. I did this by exercising regularly and enrolling in some 5ks throughout the summer.
I haven't participated in any 5ks this summer because I have been busy with work and my new resolution, but I have been able to maintain a semi-strict running schedule. I am not in great cardio-shape, but am comfortable with where I am at this time.
This year's resolution was to donate more of my time to helping others – AKA volunteer more. Taking a look back I would say I am doing pretty well on my resolution.
I have joined a few committees, am helping coach youth soccer and have been volunteering at the Humane Society weekly.
My schedule is set so I am spending about four nights a week volunteering. Initially the process of finding time to volunteer was difficult, because as a reporter a lot of the events I cover take place at night – however, I was able to find a few nights where I am consistently free from work. I have also found that if a conflict does arise and I can't make my normally scheduled volunteer shift, the volunteer coordinators have been more than understanding and accommodating of my busy schedule.
I am happy with my progress so far on my resolutions and looking forward to continuing to work with the community into the new year.
If you have been falling behind in your own resolutions or are looking to improve upon the progress you have already made this year, take some time this July to map out a plan and continue moving forward with your resolution.

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i hope tom doesnt shoot me down and bunker in my sleep for this thred... its become rather cruel... hey, anybody got pics of bud orr, maybe we can start giving the whole paintball scheme new looks.
better yet, as the hair (particularily the mullet) is to hockey, we need something to paintball, LETS ALL GROW MUSTACHES & LOOK LIKE TOM! well maybe not... but its a thought...
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This thread is funny.
Now if I where to superimpose Tom's head on say........ Elton John, that would be cruel.
the problem is you can't tell that was ever Elton John since you pasted over his entire head. It just looks like he's wearing a goofy sweater.
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That's... uh, why I said who it was.
Tom, I heard you had let yourself go, but this is a bit much!
Tom, I heard you had let yourself go, but this is a bit much!
AIGH! That's just wrong, poor Mr. Kaye! I thought this was about hair? Kinda drifted away from that topic...
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god i love the fro and teletubbie pics!! i was drinking a bottle of water when i saw the sponge tom pic and i think i got some water down the wrong tube......... .......mmmmmmmm brownies and paintchips....must download trial photoshop.....must maim Tom's pic.....
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Tom's buddy Bryan Spilner is about to smoke a FERRARI in a TOYOTA SUPRA!!! w00t!
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sorry, I couldn't resist!
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WHY?!.....the demo of photoshop doesnt allow saves...anyone know any other free programs i can mutate..er i mean "alter" tom's pics with?
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This has to be the BEST all time thread on AO!! I love it!!
Maybe I'll put them all together in a poster!
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Sorry I dont speak german, but I think you have volkswagon pride is it?
HMMMM whens the last time volkswagon won a F1-series race... in fact, 15 out of 16 in a years season...... NEVER
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METRO VANCOUVER -- Don Alder softly strums his acoustic guitar while sitting in his office at the Rick Hansen Foundation. One long thumbnail catches the guitar strings and the palms of his hands bounce off the instrument's body, creating the illusion of being accompanied by a full band, complete with drums and bass.
"Because I didn't have any guidance, I didn't know the rules or anything, I just broke off and started doing my own thing," Alder says, describing how he developed his style. "I just started breaking all the rules, and nobody was going to tell me I couldn't do different ... I just played for me, and it ended up giving me my own voice on guitar."
Alder's unique fingerpicking style has earned him a prestigious title. He's the only guitarist in the world to win three major guitar competitions: the 2007 International Fingerstyle Championships, the 2010 Guitar Superstar Competition and 2011's Guitar Idol III, accolades which he attributes to the encouragement of his lifelong friend, Rick Hansen.
Alder remembers when Hansen sat him down and said "Donny ... you should be the first to know that a lot of times people don't pursue their dreams because of fear of failure, and failure is just not having the courage to try."
Hansen's encouragement and determination have inspired Alder throughout more than three decades of friendship. As Alder's guitar playing reverberates off the computer gear and recording equipment in his office, he explains how Hansen became his "blood brother" when he helped Alder improve at basketball when they were teenagers.
But the subtle smile Alder wears throughout our conversation fades as he describes the day he and Hansen hitchhiked their way back from a fishing trip in Bellacoola. They were picked up by a driver who offered them the cramped space in the bed of his pickup truck. After travelling a couple hundred miles, Alder asked Hansen to switch spots with him, as one spot was more comfortable than the other. Little did Alder know the switch determined that he would be thrown free of the vehicle — and out of harm's way — when the driver lost control, while Hansen would be crushed underneath the truck when it rolled over.
"I walked away and he didn't," says Alder, recalling the horrific accident. "I was looking for Rick and couldn't find him, and all of a sudden I saw a hand come out of this little pile of stuff … so I went back and kind of dug him out. It was a terrifying moment."
Since then, Alder and Hansen have remained close, and even sent letters back and forth while Hansen recovered in hospital. Alder was one of the original members of Hansen's team for the Man in Motion tour, and now he helps Hansen distribute photos and video messages across the globe in his role as media asset manager for the Rick Hansen Foundation.
For all of his achievements, Hansen is quick to point out that Alder's story is equally inspiring.
"It shows that everyone can play a role," he said in an interview last week. "You don't always have to be a leader. You can be a team member and put your shoulder to the wheel, and we can achieve amazing things."
While Alder was selected as one of 6,000 "difference makers" who are currently retracing Hansen's original trek across Canada, in keeping with his modest style, he gave up his spot to someone he thought was more deserving.
Singer/songwriter Yvonne McSkimming will be tracing the relay in Alder's place after raising approximately $2 million dollars for various charities over the past 10 years through her monthly performance showcase events.
"The night that I passed it over to her felt really good. It felt like the right thing to do," says Alder.
Though he will have a presence in the 25th anniversary celebrations. He will perform at the May 22 closing celebration at Vancouver's PNE.
The relay Friday: Coquitlam-Burnaby
The highlights:
10:30 a.m.: The Thermal Drive relay segment begins at Mohawk Avenue and Thermal Drive in Coquitlam. Rick Hansen will wheel with relay participants up Thermal Drive Hill, the steepest grade of the original tour. An event will be held at 11 a.m. at the summit of the climb, at Thermal and Seymour drives. Scheduled to attend are: Minister of Canadian Heritage James Moore; Burnaby North MLA Richard Lee; Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart; and Port Moody Mayor Mike Clay.
5 p.m.: End of day celebration at the Burnaby Village Museum, 6501 Deer Lake Ave. The celebration will begin at 5 p.m. when the relay reaches the museum. Among those scheduled to attend are Hansen, MLA Kathy Corrigan and the final medal-bearer, Monica Gartner, a member of the Canadian Wheelchair Dance Academy who advises the City of Burnaby on accessibility.


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Burkett Powell Memorial Golf Tournament Set For Aug. 2
Lincoln, Neb. – The Nebraska men's and women's gymnastics programs will hold the 2014 Burkett Powell Memorial Golf Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Hidden Valley Golf Club in Lincoln, Neb. The tournament will include a lunch and team picture with head coaches, a social hour after play concludes, a dinner with silent and live auctions.
There will be a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. Entry fee includes green fees, golf cart, sack lunch, drink ticket and dinner after the round. Lunch and dinner will be provided by Greta's Gourmet. Following dinner there will be a silent auction for Husker items from a wide array of Nebraska teams.
Cost per team is $320 and individual entries will be $85 each. There are limited number of spots available for the event. Checks should be made payable to the Burkett Powell Memorial Golf Tournament with the deadline for entry on July 15th.
The Huskers would also like to invite fans to become a sponsor at the event, with all proceeds going towards both the men's' and women's programs. For $125, you can support the gymnastics program by sponsoring a hole for the annual golf outing. Your company will be prominently displayed on one of the tee boxes, while at the same time contributing to the success in athletics, academics and life of Nebraska's gymnastics student-athletes.
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Make your voice heard in an enriching, provocative and fun discussion with fellow Club members as you weigh in on events shaping the face of the Middle East. Each month, the Middle East Member-Led Forum hosts an informal roundtable discussion on a topic frequently suggested by recent headlines. After a brief introduction, the floor will be open for discussion. All interested members are encouraged to attend. There will also be a brief planning session.
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Location: SF Club Office
Time: 5:30 p.m. program
Cost: FREE
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To cultivate student-athletes into stronger, exceptionally conditioned versions of themselves while achieving higher levels of discipline and mental toughness.
Our strength and conditioning philosophy promotes team success and ensures that team/individual goals will be met. We strive to put our athletes in the best position to be champions by obeying a comprehensive system consisting of programming that is influenced by injury prevention and improvements to performance. Our programs are designed based on education and practical experience, which allow us to use proven methods in our yearly plans. We do this while following the guidelines of our certifying bodies, the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
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We strive to have our athletes become champions in everything they do. Through participating in our program we instill the mental and moral qualities that will allow our student-athletes to be successful in their everyday lives and well revered in the community.
Leaders have a vision with a plan, can motivate others, and are very adaptable. These qualities are created through participation in our program. Our staff builds responsibility, drive, and shows our athletes the dedication required to achieve a championship mentality. Student-athletes are given the tools needed to become great leaders in all facets of their lives.
We provide nutritional guidance that will help our student-athletes reach their goals. Along with guidance, we provide our athletes with a nutrition area in the weight room that has fresh fruit to provide a healthy source of energy. This is available to them throughout the day so they have access before/after lifts, before/after meetings, or between classes. To aid in recovery we emphasize a healthy diet along with quality sleep, stretching, and myofascial release. With these in mind we can keep our athletes in prime shape for practice, workouts, and competition.
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To remain successful one of our top concerns is keeping our athletes healthy. By reducing the risk of injury, we can maximize the athletic career of our student-athletes. By prescribing exercises that strengthen weaknesses and deficiencies in our athletes, we are able to do our best in preventing future and minimizing current injuries of our athletes.
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The Neosho Lady Wildcats went on the road to take on Ozark for a Central Ozark Conference showdown on Thursday.
The Neosho Lady Wildcats went on the road to take on Ozark for a Central Ozark Conference showdown on Thursday.
The game was originally slated to be a home game for the Lady Wildcats, but a scheduling flap had Ozark marking the game at their place for homecoming. The Lady Wildcats instead accommodated Ozark, but the Lady Tigers didn't return the favor as they downed Neosho, 59-25.
Perhaps the emotions of homecoming had something to do with the Lady Tigers' strong night from the floor. They scored 18, 17 and 22 points in the first three quarters to build a 57-21 lead by the end of the third quarter.
A bulk of the Lady Tigers' damage came at the hands of three players as Hannah Cook, Haylee Beard and Jackie Fugate did the heavy lifting offensively. Cook wound up leading the team with 19 points while Beard rattled in 17 and Fugate 14.
For Neosho, Chelsey Henry tallied 10 points, while Morgan Rogers had eight, Brooke Stauffer six and Emily Harrell one.
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NYS&W receives state funds for rail terminalWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The New York Susquehanna & Western Railroad Corporation (NYS&W) has received contract approval for more than $900,000 in funding for design and construction of a multimodal rail terminal in Cortland as part of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's Regional Council initiative.
This project will enhance NYS&W's ability to move cargo in and out of the Cortland area, benefiting several local companies and boosting economic activity in the area.
The Cortland Transload Terminal Improvement will construct a rail terminal, which will allow short-haul trucks to load and unload directly onto rail cars, which will enhance the movement of goods between rail and trucks and enhance overall operational efficiency in the Cortland area. The project will consist of the construction of three siding tracks just south of NYS&W's Cortland spur line, as well as the infrastructure required to enable containers to be transferred between rail cars and trucks. This new facility will be built near Pendleton Road, in the southern portion of the city of Cortland.
"Controlling the costs of shipping is a vital priority in today's marketplace," said NYS&W President Nathan Fenno. "The Cortland Transload Terminal will enable Central New York Region businesses to address the cost of shipping by taking advantage of the efficiencies of rail transportation without having to be located next to the railroad. The goal of the facility is to help local business save money, increase flexibility and improve reliability. Consequently, the more freight that moves by rail, the less we move by long-haul trucks. So, by expanding the access to rail freight, the Cortland Transload Terminal will help to decrease greenhouse emissions and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels."


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Officials with the company that runs the halfway house where a man shot himself Monday after a brief standoff with Boulder County sheriff's deputies said they haven't changed any of the facility's security measures in light of the shooting.
Boulder police Cmdr. Kim Stewart said Monday that two sheriff's deputies went to the Boulder Community Transition Center, 1770 Canyon Blvd., to return a man to jail after he violated probation, but he pulled out a gun. The deputies then drew their guns in response.
Stewart said Boulder police were about to send a negotiator, but the man shot himself in the head and died on scene.
The man, who has not yet been publicly identified, was a "day reporting client" at the halfway house, which means he wasn't a resident but instead checked in daily or close to daily. Officials said the man was on probation after being convicted of driving while ability impaired, but did not say what the violation was.
"As a company, we're shocked over what happened," said Mike Koob, vice president of Correctional Management Inc., which operates the Boulder Community Transition Center.
The halfway house is a minimum-security facility and secured by staff members, but doesn't use metal detectors.
"Obviously, after every incident, we look at our security protocols, so it's something we'll look at, but nothing's been changed," Koob said.
The man's identity will be released by the Boulder County Coroner's Office after next of kin are notified.
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No. 1 Hudson tops No. 4 Bronson, wins title
Bronson's wrestling team made it to the Final Four, but that's where the journey ended.
The Vikings, who hadn't been to Kellogg Arena for the state finals since the 2009 season, made it by way of winning a 12th straight district crown and then topping Constantine in the regional finals.
They knew it wouldn't be easy. And it wasn't.
On Friday in the quarterfinals, Bronson held off a tough Sand Creek team. On Saturday morning, No. 1 Hudson was the opponent and the Vikings fell, albeit with a very good effort. Hudson beat Bronson 41-24 and went on to win its fifth straight state championship in Division 4 Saturday, 32-24 over Hesperia.
Al Sosinski, Bronson coach, wrapped up his 30th year at Kellogg Arena Saturday and even though the season ended in defeat, he was proud of his team.
"I am so blessed to have those kids and I'm so proud of those seniors for hanging in there for four years," he said. "That's all we can ask of them is to improve daily and work hard and when they were on the mats they did that."
The Vikings were led to Battle Creek by their eight seniors — five of which will continue individually at the state finals at the Palace of Auburn Hills next weekend. Yet in the end Bronson's run came up short, but not for a lack of effort or respect. Kellogg Arena was packed from the front row to the ceiling Saturday morning as a flurry of Viking fans smiled, cheered, gasped and eventually cried when the match was over.
"The fans were great for us the whole season," Sosinski said. "Today every chance I could get I was looking up there and seeing the smiles and happy faces. They supported us very well and it makes it worth it to bring a community together like this. I'm so proud of everyone."
Winning and losing are always going to be a part of high school sports. Bronson's season ended on the losing end while Hudson went on to make history in the final match.
The win over Hesperia was Hudson's fifth straight state championship, which tied them with Davison as the only two schools to win five straight titles in any division or class since the team finals began in 1988.
Bronson had a gameplan on Saturday's match with Hudson. It nearly worked, too. But Hudson was very strong in areas where Bronson wasn't, which proved to be the biggest difference in the match.
Things got underway at 135 pounds, where Bronson's Humberto Martinez fell to Wyatt Spangler 5-0 in a very hard-fought match. Hudson then took a 9-0 lead in the match as Cole Weaver was able to pin Joe Albarran at 1:03 of the match.
But Bronson wasn't going away as they got right back in it with a big pin from Brandon Losinski at 145 pounds over John Michael Martinez at 3:19. Then, JuKoada Sexton had a huge 7-2 win over Clayton Brockway at 152 pounds to even the match at 9-9 heading into the heavier weights.
At 160 Hudson regained the lead as Kyle Johnson beat a scrappy Dan Erwin 6-3.
Bronson's Leo Mora, one of the best 171-pounders in the state, beat Alex Messer 6-3 in the very next match, as the score continued to tilt Hudson's way and then even out.
The Vikings took their first lead of the match as Jordan Jimenez beat Mitch Eley 7-2 at 189 pounds.
"We won some good matches today and our kids wrestled hard from the beginning," Sosinski said. "They fought hard and we knew it was going to be a fight."
Brett Burtrum won a 5-3 overtime decision over Jake Morgan at 215 pounds with a reversal. The victory gave Bronson an 18-12 edge at the time, but Sosinski knew the lead wouldn't be enough heading into Hudson's best weight classes.
"From heavyweight on, we knew that was their strength as a team," he said. "From heavyweight to 119 pounds the pins and the technical fall were big. That's 23 points right there that made the difference."
Skyler Riker was pinned by Hudson's Zach Rieger at 285 before Roddy Hamdan tech-falled Tom Littlefield at 103 pounds. Bronson, who was up 18-12, now trailed 23-18 in just two matches.
Tyler Roberts then pinned Bronson's Wes Disbro at 112 pounds (3:24) before Isaac Dusseau pinned the Vikings' Jake Littlefield at 3:45 to secure the win.
Bronson got a pinfall win from Hunter Machus at 125 pounds over Mason Lopinski before Kahle Scheenks was pinned by JD Waters at 130, the final match.
It's not that Bronson didn't fight hard, Hudson was just better in certain spots.
Sosinski said his team had nothing to hang their heads over, noting they had made a goal to reach Kellogg Arena and were able to reach that goal.
And even more, they won a match on Friday and were just a single match away from wrestling for a state title.
It was a bittersweet day, but Bronson held its head high when the match was completed.
"Every match is different and it all depends on how you match up," Sosinski said after the match. "Their strengths were able to capitalize where our strengths weren't at, so it made for a swing of a lot of points. We had a great season and our kids should be proud of the way they handled themselves."


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Budweiser is exploiting the cute factor in a Super Bowl XLVIII spot, "Puppy Love."
The commercial, released a few days before the big game, is getting tons of attention for a Clydesdale and puppy friendship. Adweek called it a "sequel of sorts" to the company's Clydesdale and trainer spot last year, called "Brotherhood." The spot was the most shared video of the 2013 Super Bowl, according to Business Week.
This won't be Budweiser's only ad in the Super Bowl. The brewing company also released, among others, a teaser for "Hero's Welcome."
Budweiser began using Clydesdales in 1933 to celebrate the end of prohibition. Dogs, especially Dalmatians, were traditionally used a "carriage" dogs to keep horses company and run between the wheels of carriages.


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DURHAM, N.C.-The third installment of the 2012 Duke men's lacrosse coaching clinic is on tap for Tuesday. Dec. 4. The Blue Devils coaching staff of head coach John Danowski and assistant coaches Ron Caputo, Matt Danowski and Joe Cinosky will speak and instruct on various topics of lacrosse, including skill instruction as well as leadership and program building.
The clinic is held in the first floor of the Murray Building from 7-9:30 p.m., Dec. 4 and is available to lacrosse coaches of all levels. For coaches who can't make the clinic live, you can watch it live online on GoDuke.com.
Check back Wednesday morning for an outline of the clinic topics for the evening. Each section of the clinic also will be archived on GoDuke.com the following day.


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BIGLERVILLE — A Taneytown, Md., man died after being stabbed in a Fourth Street home early Tuesday morning.
Greggory A. Jackson, 30, went to the home and argued with the residents, according to Pennsylvania State Police in Adams County.
A fight ensued in the home and Jackson was stabbed several times. He left the home and was taken to York Hospital, where he died, police said.
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This project is DONE!
This project is DONE!
Can we see a picture of the finished product???
Rails are exactly like the pictures already posted.
I'll box up and ship tomorrow...
Last edited by luke; 10-24-2013 at 11:34 PM.
Wow just got notice that mine shipped.
All orders are shipped except for:
maverick13 (AGD parts have arrived) waiting for final order.
swe_crazy, waiting for final order.
the final order is paid, Thanks
Got mine. Looks very nice. No I don't have pics yet.
Got mine today. This rail is beautiful, nice work Luke and Panda. Thanks guys!
I received my Armada rail today as well. I did notice some tooling marks, and wanted to make sure they won't be visible once the rail has been anodized.
if you have scotch brite you can try to rub the marks away your self, or you can instruct whoever you send it to for anodizing to make certain that the marks get polished or blasted away
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Yea, the deburing tool probably slipped or something. These are right out of the mill and have only been debured, no other finishing has been done.
Everything ElPanda said was spot on.
Thanks for the info.
Another heads up... The stock screws that screw the bike grip to the rail are too long. Now, I'm either going to have to hunt down washers, or find shorter screws. There's a decent size gap between the rail and grip now.
Yep, thats what you give up for ULE. Hit the hardware store and get two 10-32 screws, should cost you less than $1
Nice! I didn't know what size to get. Now I do!
I usually just put a short stack of washers in.
Another question.
How do I remove this piece that's pictured without damaging it. What about installing on my Armada rail?
Should pull out with a pair of needle nose pliers. If not, use a vice and a couple of pieces of wood to press it out.
Or you can buy new from Tuna.
Needle nose pliers work, but can damage the bushing.
A flat tip punch, hammer and vise will do less damage.
You really need a flat surface to lay the rail on when using the punch and hammer method because you can bend the rail other wise.
I have found some of the older style bushings and ones that have been in the rail for years very stubborn and wont budge with pliers.
Thanks for the help guys.
Also, I wanted to say that you guys did a great job collaborating and manufacturing these Armada rails. They turned out awesome!!!
It may just be me, but it seems like my Mag RT's much easier now? Seems crazy easy!
got mine earlier this week. quick mock up of each rail on a XMT ULE Minimag Body w/Lukes Double Frame (may have to pick up a second).
Can't wait to see it finished! Thanks for the pictures.
Might try put it on a ego mag.
Sweet! I like the pump...
Here's a picture that would give people a general idea on how a z-grip sits on a Armada rail.
I just need to change up the CP ASA and rail.


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Episode One: Bob Hope, Mel Blanc, Frances Langford and Jerry Colonna entertain the troops aboard a Navy ship docked in San Francisco. Lionel Hampton performs "Jump King of Swing" from the Sweets Ballroom in Oakland. AFRS. Broadcast 10-23-45
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Colorists to the stars tell us which blondes, brunettes, redheads and raven-haired ladies in Hollywood have the most beautiful hair color -- and how you can copy it
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"The highlights add dimension, warmth and softness to their dark hair," says John. This hair color draws out their eyes, adds Cunningham, "the rich browns in the highlights match incredibly with the shine and sparkle of their brown eyes."
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I like the light blond highlights.
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Great picks. Each of these categories had women with beautiful hair.
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I wish they would have shone some of the stars natural hair colors, and then their dyed hair too.
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demi moore's hair color is beautiful
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49ers' 'It Gets Better' Video Yanked After Players Deny Involvement
Controversy surrounding the San Francisco 49ers seems be widening just days before the team faces off against the Baltimore Ravens in the Super Bowl.
The New Civil Rights Movement reports Dan Savage announced on Friday that the 49ers' "It Gets Better" video has been removed after two members of the football team denied having involvement with the project, which aims to prevent bullying among LGBT students.
Linebacker Ahmad Brooks and nose tackle Isaac Sopoaga have both participated in the 49ers' "It Gets Better" video last summer; but now, the athletes are claiming they have nothing to do with the clip, USA Today reports.
The men told the publication that they didn't know the video was geared toward anti-gay bullying for gay youth.
"This is America and if someone wants to be gay, they can be gay," Brooks told USA Today. "But I didn't make any video." Later, after he was reportedly shown the video on an iPhone, the player clarified, "Oh, that. It was an anti-bullying video, not a gay [rights] video."
Sopoaga flat out denied having anything to do with the video even though a teammate apparently tried to help remind him.
"I never went," he said. "And now someone is using my name."
When Dan Savage, the founder of the "It Gets Better" campaign, caught wind of the players' remarks, he took down the video from his website and tweeted, "We've removed the #49ers #ItGetsBetter video from our website" and hashtaged the tweet "#horseshit."
According to the New Civil Rights Movement, this may be the first time an "It Gets Better" clip has been taken off Savage's website.
Brooks and Sopoaga's remarks come days after Chris Culliver, the 49er's cornerback, was caught in a media frenzy for making anti-gay remarks when he told radio host Artie Lang that he couldn't accept an openly gay player on his team.
"I don't do the gay guys man," said Culliver. "I don't do that. No, we don't got no gay people on the team, they gotta get up out of here if they do. Can't be with that sweet stuff. Nah...can't be...in the locker room man. Nah."
Culliver made his controversial statements soon after it was reported that Kawame Harris, a former player for the California team, was charged with assault for attacking his ex-boyfriend and subsequently outed. After being put on blast from a number of media outlets and LGBT activists, Culliver backtracked and issued an apology.
"The derogatory comments I made yesterday were a reflection of thoughts in my head, but they are not how I feel," he said in a statement released by the 49ers. "It has taken me seeing them in print to realize that they are hurtful and ugly. Those discriminating feelings are truly not in my heart. Further, I apologize to those who I have hurt and offended, and I pledge to learn and grow from this experience."
Before Culliver apologized, however, other members of the 49ers told the media that they don't share the same views as their teammate and could accept an out teammate.
"I don't think so, not at all," Delanie Walker, a tight end who played with Harris for two seasons, said. "It probably wouldn't affect me, but other guys might feel different. I wouldn't assume that anybody who's gay that played on the team. That's him. If that's what he's into, that's what he's into. I can't judge a person for how he feels. Things happen. He was a great player. I don't see him no differently."
Brian Jennings, a longer snapper for the 49ers, echoed Walker's sentiments and said, "We're all there for the common purpose of winning football games. I don't know if it mattered or if anyone was aware of his sexual orientation."
Harris even commented on the incident and said, "It's surprising that in 2013 Chris Culliver would use his 15 minutes to spread vitriol and hate. I recognize that these are comments that he may come to regret and that he may come to see that gay people are not so different than straight people."
Brendon Ayanbadejo, a linebacker for the Ravens who has been a strong ally for the LGBT community, said he hopes Culliver learns from his mistake and that he will "grow to be a better person from it."
"I've preached since day one to my teammates that there's certain words you can't say. And when they're around me they know -- if B.A.'s around, you can't say 'gay' in a derogatory manner, you can't say the three-letter 'f' word," Ayanbadejo told the Sacramento Bee. "And I tell them, I go, you can't say those things. And if people hear you say those things, regardless if you mean them or not, they're going to fry you. And if it's in a public arena your whole reputation's going to be roasted for it. So we've kind of seen it happen this time. So we just have to all learn from what happened, from this mistake. He apologized and hopefully he'll learn."
A petition on Change.org has been launched and is urging officials from the NFL to send Culliver to spend a day with the New York Gay Football League. So far 688 people have signed the petition and 812 signatures are needed.
"This will give him an opportunity to see that openly gay players perform just as well as heterosexual players," the petition's organizer, Christian Fuscarino, writes. "It will also allow him to ask questions and speak with members of the team."
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In response to the city of Montreal's submission to the Canadian Transportation Agency requesting the installation of six pedestrian level crossings in various locations along Canadian Pacific's property
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A friend of ours from college days bought a house this summer. Now that she lives in a neighborhood that is more conducive to bicycling and she has a safe place to store the bike, she told me she's thinking about getting a bike.
I was so excited. "I will send you some links and information," I promised. After I wrote her this long email, I thought it might be worth sharing. Every person buying a bike has different needs, so when someone asks me for bike advice I ask how they'll be using the bike. Hannah's needs are fairly typical: she'll use it to run short errands. She probably won't be going on long rides, riding in bad weather, or commuting daily.
Dear Hannah,
I recommend Big Shark. [For people who live in the Kirksville area, I recommend Walt's in Columbia for new bikes, until our own local bike shop gets some bikes in!] My friend Patty works there. Having the right sales person is very important-- there are a whole lot of WRONG ones out there! The sales person can help you with bike fit. Bike fit is absolutely critical. If you aren't comfortable on your bike, you won't enjoy riding it.
Of the bikes Big Shark carries, you might like the Raleigh Women's Detour 2.5 or the Giant Cypress W. [Walt's carries Trek, which has similar options. Hannah had complained about bikes being "too big" and I thought she might be more comfortable with a step-through frame.] The Raleigh is a little cheaper but the Giant is aluminum. Aluminum frames are lighter weight so easier to carry or lift--not something you may need to be doing much, but it makes a huge difference. The concern about aluminum frames not being as strong probably only applies to off-road, mountain biking. Any decrease in weight is going to make the bike faster. (Racers get ridiculous about spending tons of money to save a few ounces, and the joke goes that they could lose many ounces of fat but would rather spend money on their bike to make it lighter weight!)
Those are both under $400 which is pretty good. I would not recommend spending less than that on a new bike. It's so tempting to go to Walmart and get a new bike for $100, but I do not recommend that. Walmart bikes are heavy, uncomfortable, and the components don't work well. When it's the shifter that doesn't work, it's frustrating and no fun to ride. When it's the brakes that don't work, it's downright dangerous!
In addition to the bike, you're going to need a few accessories.
1) A U-lock. Kryptonite is the best brand. A cable lock is good to have too, because sometimes there isn't a bike rack and you can't get a U-lock around a tree. If you go with ONLY a cable lock, Kryptonite again is a reputable brand, and get the strongest one. A U-lock is $40, which seems a little steep but you know it is money well spent. [The last bike Hannah owned, many years ago, was stolen off her front porch. After breaking her bike lock, the thief tried to break down her door!] I think that Walmart does not carry Kryptonite but I'm sure the bike shop does.
2) Lights. You might plan to ride only during the day, but it's easy to spend just a little too long in a store and it's getting dim when you come out. If you have lights, you don't need to worry about it. I think you'll be riding on streets that have street lights, so you don't need to worry about being able to see the street, you just need to be SEEN. If you get lights at the bike shop you'll spend $20 or $30. This is one area that Walmart is pretty decent. They sell a set that looks like jewels and is super easy to mount. It uses rubber bands, no screws required! (They are also very easy to take off, but if they do get stolen, you're only out about $12. And you can always drop them in your purse instead of putting them on the bike, until you need them.)
3) Cargo space. I would recommend a front basket, a rack, and panniers. Unfortunately this can get pricey, but this is one area where you can start out small and add on later. I'd expect you could easily spend $150 on these things.
4) Helmet. (I almost forgot to list this.) A Walmart helmet is fine and as little as $20. The helmets sold in the bike shop are $40 or $50, but the straps are more easily adjusted and personally I think they are more comfortable. But as far as safety is concerned, Walmart helmets meet the same specs as other brands.
I'm a little concerned about the seat on both the bikes I linked to. They look like wide gel seats. Those are supposed to be more comfortable but I've heard they are actually pretty uncomfortable. A harder, narrower seat is actually more comfortable. The gel compacts when you sit on it and it ends up very hard. The width of the seat that is comfortable for you depends on the width of your sitbones, which has nothing to do with how much fat is surrounding them! So a very wide person might need a narrow seat and a very thin person might need a wide seat. Or vice versa. You can't tell until you sit on the seat.
On the other hand it won't matter until you've been on the bike for a while. If you're only going 2 miles at a time, any seat will be fine. So you probably don't need to worry too much about it, later on when you are ready to go for a longer ride, if you find the seat is uncomfortable, you can get a new one. My leather saddle cost $84 but I'd guess if you need a new seat a $30 or $40 saddle is fine.
When you come up in January, I will show you a couple simple things that will help a lot in riding. [The most common reason people think a bike is too big is because they think they should be able to rest their feet on the ground while they are sitting on the bike. Bikes aren't designed for that. I teach the "Power Pedal Start" which is easy to show and hard to describe. This might be Hannah's problem with "too big" bikes, but I won't know for sure until I can show her.]
Once you have a bike, I cannot recommend strongly enough the class Traffic Skills 101. In Columbia it's an $80 class, I don't know how much St. Louis instructors are charging. It's a 9-hr class, usually taught over 3 sessions.
I really love the women's bicycling forum, Team Estrogen. I really hate the other bicycling forum, bikeforums.net. Team Estrogen has tons of great info, and it is very well moderated. I've been on it since 2008 and I have never seen even one flame war.
Hope this helps-- call me if you have any questions.
Take care,
Hannah forwarded my email to her parents, and her mom asked, "Why don't you just take my bike?" Her mom used to really enjoy biking, but between health problems and a close call in traffic she has stopped. Hannah and her mom are close to the same height, so the bike is likely to fit her, and it is a step-through frame (or, as her dad described it, a "girl's bike"). It's been sitting in storage for a while so it will need some repair and maintenance and probably new tires before she can ride it. This is a great time to get it fixed up, as the bike shops aren't so busy at this time of year. In the spring, she'll be all set to ride!


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Cruising the farmers market in midsummer is like being a kid in a candy store. Glistening cherries, berries and feathery fronds of dill weed beckon from the stalls. And the intoxicating aroma of fresh basil is enough to induce unbridled enthusiasm and a shopping spree.
Of course, reality sets in later as your kitchen counters disappear under the bushels of zucchini, gallons of berries and lifetime supply of gloriously ripe heirloom tomatoes. Your lifetime, not theirs. What were you thinking? And what do you do with all that perishable lusciousness now?
Fortunately, there is no better source for farm-to-fork inspiration than the farmers themselves, says Martha Holmberg, the author of "Fresh Food Nation: Simple, Seasonal Recipes from America's Farmers" (Taunton Press, $22.95). When the former editor of Fine Cooking magazine goes veggie-wild at her local farmers market in Portland, Ore., she often goes the gratin route.
The self-described "tomato addict" layers well-cooked, nearly caramelized onions, fresh rosemary and thyme with sliced potatoes, tomatoes and other summer vegetables. A drizzle of olive oil and a splash of chicken stock are all the dish needs before going in the oven. Tomato salads, of course, are a menu mainstay.
But Holmberg was looking for new ideas when she began asking chef buddies, James Beard Foundation friends and food writers from across the country to nominate their favorite small farms. In the end, more than five dozen farms got involved in the recipe project, from California to Indiana, Arkansas, Alaska and Canada.
The result is an irresistible, wide-ranging compilation of favorite recipes from farmers and, in some cases, the chefs who covet their produce.
"Some were straightforward family recipes," Holmberg says. "There were a couple that were 'cheffy.' Some were super sophisticated and modern. It was all food we wanted to have for dinner."
Freewheelin' Farm in Santa Cruz, Calif. shared a Spring Pasta with Fava Beans and Green Garlic. The organic Mariquita Farm in Watsonville, Calif. contributed half a dozen recipes, some from farmer Andrew Griffin and his family -- an artichoke frittata, for example, and Roast Lamb with Wilted Escarole -- and others from chefs such as Nicole Krasinski, co-owner of San Francisco's State Bird Provisions, winner of a 2013 James Beard Award for the nation's best new restaurant. Krasinski contributed a recipe for Cocoa Custard with Roasted Strawberries and Rosemary Cream.
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AsyncStateT and
AsyncMethodT. Listing Three is simple class declaration:
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class MyAsyncClass: public AsyncStateT<MyAsyncClass> { public: typedef AsyncMethodT<MyAsyncClass> Method; typedef AsyncStateT<MyAsyncClass> State; MyAsyncClass(); private: unsigned Initialize(); unsigned Step(); unsigned Finalize(); unsigned Report(); unsigned _counter; };
AsyncStateT implements an instance of
IAsyncState, which is the interface required by
IO::Queue::Post(). But before we can hand off an instance of our new class, we need to setup the method to be invoked on the worker thread. This is handled in the constructor as follows:
MyAsyncClass() :_counter(0) { State(); State::SetInstance(this); State::SetMethod(new Method(&MyAsyncClass::Initialize)); }
State::SetMethod indicates the current method to be executed.
AsyncMethodT handles the plumbing of the dispatch mechanism as well, ensuring (for example) that we can't do something like:
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Now, we can hand off an instance to the input queue. We avoid the temptation to mess around with the instance by not keeping a reference to it and passing ownership to the input queue.:
IO::Queue *pInput = Thread::GetInput(); pInput->Post(new MyAsyncClass());
The arrival of this object causes the IOCP to wake up a worker thread, which has been parked since it called
for(;;) { IO::IAsyncState* pState = NULL; pInput->Fetch(&pState, INFINITE); if(!pState) break; unsigned ret = pState->Dispatch(); if(ret == IO::Queue::ERROR_YIELD) pInput->Post(pState); }
With the retrieved pointer to an instance of
IAsyncState in hand, the worker simply invokes
AsyncStateT's implementation of
Dispatch hands the call off to the currently assigned instance of
AsyncMethodT's implementation of
IAsyncMethod::Dispatch is shown in Listing Four:
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unsigned IO::IAsyncMethod::Dispatch(IO::IAsyncState* pState) { AsyncStateT<T>* pContext = dynamic_cast<AsyncStateT<T>*>(pState); assert(pContext); T* pInst = pContext->Instance(); pInst->SetContext(pContext); unsigned ret = (pInst->*_impl)(); pInst->SetContext(NULL); return ret; }
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unsigned ret = (pInst->*_impl)();
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unsigned Initialize() { _counter = 10; State::SetMethod(new Method(&MyAsyncClass::Step)); return IO::Queue::ERROR_YIELD; }
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The Lions will open the season on Saturday, Sep. 14 competing in the Stony Brook University Invitational. On September 28, the men's cross country team will take an early season trip to Earlysville, Va. to race in the Virginia/Panaroma Farms Invitational, hosted by the University of Virginia.
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