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Adam Lambert jokes around with radio personality Danielle Monaro on the set of The Elvis Duran Z100 Morning Show on Tuesday (February 14) in NYC.
The day before, the 30-year-old singer stopped by Fuse Studios before catching a performance of Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Adam is gearing up for the March 20 release of his new album, Trespassing.
"It's so universal. It's … in the middle of a bunch of different genres, and I think that no matter who you are, if you've been in a relationship, you know what that is," he recently told MTV News.
As for his latest single, "Better Than I Know Myself," the track is "about the relationship you have with yourself, between your dark and light side."
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Medical experts and eye doctors alike recommend that patients of all kinds schedule routine exams with their eye doctors, optometrists or ophthalmologists. It is important that people stay on top of their eye health as well as their vision needs on a fairly regular basis. Patients who may have a family medical history of eye disease or patients who live with diabetes should be sure to schedule even more frequent visits with their eye doctor as they are at a higher risk for developing eye diseases. Eye diseases can be deceiving and often do not yield any noticeable symptoms to the person suffering from the condition during the earlier stages when treatment is preferable. Usually, the only way to determine whether someone has an eye disease or condition so early on is with the help of a complete eye screening conducted by a professional. Glenn Roter, OD can provide patients with complete Spring Valley eye testing that does just that. With the help of advanced instruments such as the Reichert digital vision chart, Dr. Roter can ensure an accurate eye exam. Staying on top of your vision is important as well, as not wearing prescription lenses when you should or wearing an out of date prescription can lead to a series of uncomfortable side effects.
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Published: 2007/06/25
by Lara Purvis
The Enduring New Deal and Joys of The JOIN
You'd be hard pressed to find busier Toronto musicians than the New Deal's trio: Darren Shearer, Dan Kurtz and Jamie Shields. In April, 2007 Jambands.com explored the New Deal hiatus and Kurtz's international pop project, Dragonette. This month we take a look at Shearer's and Shields' new projects which encompass their exciting new venture: the JOIN, Shield's uber-cool Toronto studio and his toddler son, and Shearer's Scientology centre.
Contrary to popular opinion, Shields and Shearer have not been glumly waiting around for Kurtz to return to their beloved electronica trio. They're too busy enjoying the endless honeymoon period that is the JOIN their newest project that sees them collaborating live with their favorite musicians. We caught up with the two to learn the latest.
Lara: So Darren, tell me about the idea to start the JOIN.
Darren: The JOIN idea is one part necessity, but also one part new idea now with an opportunity to materialise. Jamie and I have always enjoyed playing with other players in an improvised setting, and The JOIN is sort of an expanded platform for us to create in that area. It's a bit self-indulgent too being able to play shows with musicians that we, ourselves are fans of.
Improvised music has somewhat of a stigma attached to it, often looked at as something that has no structure or direction in it. But our approach in the New Deal has always been to create actual songs in the moment and to think ahead as to how the whole set will take shape. It's very cool to practice that concept with other musicians.
Lara: How did you guys feel about Dan's focus on Dragonette? Was there a sense of loss?
Darren: I think that Dragonette is something that Dan had been really burning to do. He has a tremendous talent in the studio, and his wife is a great singer-songwriter so it was inevitable that they would do something together. I support him completely, and wish him all the best on it, but of course it would be nice to have him around more to do shows. TND cut down on its touring years ago, due our lives changing and such, but we still love playing shows together and will continue to do so for a long time I think. That's why we've come up with "The JOIN" and chose to keep tND line-up intact.
Lara: Do you not think it's at all unusual, that you'd maintain such good friendships under the circumstances?
Jamie: It would be incredibly shortsighted to be upset with anybody because they have a band like Dragonette that's taking off. I mean, what's the whole point of the exercise if not that? Dan's been my best friend since we were 14 years old. I wouldn't jeopardise that because he had a chance to have a really popular band. I'm sure there are people who would. But I'm not one of them.
Darren's a pretty versatile guy. He's the only guy I know who can get two major record deals in his life. He deserves it; he's one of the hardest working guys I know.
Lara: Have you heard Dragonette's album? Tell me about your initial reaction
Jamie: There never was an initial reaction for me. I was hearing it every step of the way. I went over to England to play some music with Dan. And then every time they made changes to a song, they'd send it to me. I heard these songs back when they were still called The Fuzz. I like the record, I think it's great. Hunky bass player!
Darren: I've heard the album and I like it. I urge everybody to check it out.
Lara: Right, so aside from the JOIN, Jamie you're a relatively new dad and you've building a studio. Tell me about the studio
Jamie: I'm building it in the basement of my house with my partner, Adam White. It's almost finished. Our recording company is called Studiocat. There are three rooms: the recording room, the control room and a lounge, which is currently used to house my keyboard collection. Martin Pilchner, a studio designer extraordinaire, has designed ithe didn't seem to mind slumming' it for a bit.
Lara: What is the focus of the studio?
Jamie: It's both for myself and for producing other bands. I produced an album for a band called Moses Mayes. I realized afterwards that it would be much easier if I had my own studio and didn't have to charge bands full studio rates. One of the biggest problems is that bands run out of time. This way, we can make the record on our own schedule. I won't be renting out the studio to anybody willy-nilly, but its certainly for the stuff I produce and the stuff we do for TV.
TND did some commercials before, for Genuine Draft Beer and Nike. I do a bunch of TV shows. They're not cooking shows, they're more like restaurant shows, like building a restaurant and all that crap. The music that we get to do is all over the map; there's classical, jazz, and middle-eastern, it's all over the map. One of the shows is called Opening Soon, about restaurants and the other is Opening Soon by Design, which is about fashion. And there's a lot of other cool stuff that I can't tell you about yet
Lara: Have you found being a daddy has changed your career?
Jamie: It's changed things in so many ways. I used to love to tour heavily. And I just can't do that now. I can't go away for several weeks or months, because I just don't wish to leave my son for that long. And one of the reasons why tND cut back touring was that I had to find ways to be a musician but not rely on having to go away. When I went away to make that Moses Mayes record, or even that tour we did the other way, I come back and even in that short time, at this age, they're changing. When I'm away a week, that's a pretty big amount of time in their small lives.
I was still touring pretty heavily when I got married. And it was like pulling teeth to get five days off. And I was thinking, "Well, if I can only get that amount of time off for my wedding, how's it going to work when I want to go see my kid play baseball?" So, it was a big thing to me.
Music is my priority in life but so is my family. I have to be able to balance them both. I have to find something that works. The studio is a big part of that. The JOIN and Omega Moos also – they enable me to be able to play and still spend lots of time with my family.
Lara: And Darren, you've been working on a Scientology centre?
Darren: Yeah, it's a "Life Improvement Centre" that will offer Scientology services like Scientology counselling called "Auditing" and courses that are aimed specifically at an area in one's life that they would like to improve. It's how I came to practice Scientology- by taking a course. We also offer a detoxification program that uses the sauna, exercise and very specific vitamins, minerals and oils that aid the purging of residual toxins, drugs, and even radiation stored in the body that can adversely affect you both mentally and physically. It's something that really changed my clarity of mind and awareness. We have been renovating the building for over a year and are very close to opening. We're very excited.
Lara: So with multiple irons in the fire, what touring do you plan to maintain with the JOIN? Pretty much I'm wondering how this will fit into your lives.
Darren: It's a juggling act for sure, but Jamie and I love playing, and always look at doing shows as a vacation from our other lives. We don't have a set amount of shows that we plan on doing. It's based on our schedules as well as the people who we approach to play. Like our music, the schedule will be improvised. (laughs)
Lara: Tell me about the tour schedule so far.
Darren: This summer, we have plans to play with Aron Magner and Marc Brownstein of the infamous Disco Biscuits, and Clay and Tommy from Brothers Past. There's a lot more collaborations in the works
Lara: Will the material covered be strictly New Deal material?
Darren: No, per our improvisational concept, we will focus mainly on creating new music. Although, we usually begin each tour with an evening rehearsal to get musically acquainted and go over the sign language and basic communication on-stage. I imagine we'll touch on some tND as well as the music of the specific musicians that we're playing with for example, we played a STS9 song with David Murphy on the last run.
Lara: Can we expect an album, perhaps each track with a different guest? Pretty cool, but high maintenance
Darren: Yes, a very good way of putting it. But yes, at some point we'd like to release a compilation of live songs with maybe one or two studio tracks on there as well. Jamie is building the most "boss" studio at his new place in Toronto, and I'm excited to break it in, drum-wise.
Lara: Who are you most excited to collaborate with?
Darren: We've reached out to Tony Levin (of, among many others, Peter Gabriel fame) for another project. Not sure what is happening with that. That would be pretty awesome. Other than that, there are a lot of great musicians that I can picture in the JOIN. It would have to be someone who understands the specific craft of improvisational music and one who can think on their feet. We just finished a run with David Murphy and he is most definitely someone of that mindset.
Jamie: The thing with David Murphy was beyond anyone's expectations. We had high expectations. It was beyond what we thought it would be. He's a fantastic bass player and a fantastic guy.
I've also played with Marc and Aron a lot but playing with Darren as well will be a totally different dynamic and pretty cool. And there's the Omega Moos – but that's not the JOIN. It's always Darren myself, and Ryan and Brendan from Umphrey's. That's also a blast.


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Duane Lindsey was born and raised in Moline Illinois, grandson of the late Rev. Thomas Latta and nephew of Rev. Samuel Latta both former Pastors of the Apostolic Sanctuary. (Formerly known as the United Pentecostal Church, Whole Truth Tabernacle, and The Jesus Church) The first miracle of many in his life occurred shortly after his birth when Doctors announced that since he was born without an esophagus there was absolutely no chance of his survival. Fortunately, God had another plan and after a prayer of faith from his mother and Pastor Samuel Latta, he was miraculously healed and soon went home without so much as a surgery.
January 17, 1981, he married the love of his life Rhonda (Denney) Lindsey and together they have 3 children Dustin, Damon (Ken) and Whitney (Jeff).
As members of The Apostolic Sanctuary, they have fulfilled many roles from cleaning, ushering, working bus routes, teaching Sunday school, youth leaders, Home and Family, small group leaders and music. January 1988, he was appointed and ordained as an Elder by the late Rev. Wayne C. Mitchell and in September 2001 became Assistant to Rev. Richard L. Plunk and Vice President of the Board.
Duane has been a member of the Apostolic Sanctuary his entire life except for a brief 3-year stint in which his career required a relocation to the Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati region where he attended the First Apostolic Church of Cincinnati, Pastored by Rev. Joel Urshan.
He is a Journeyman Tool and Die Maker that worked his way into Manufacturing Engineering. From there he became a representative, OEM Specialist and Strategic Account Manager for Sandvik Coromant. He now is Vice President and in transition to become the owner of Clairco Tool Company, Davenport Iowa.
His hobbies include golf, hunting, and fishing. He is also a passionate musician that loves playing drums, percussion, as well as singing. He also enjoys traveling and spending time with his family!
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Among the finalists for the second Open Source Awards are an online document converter, a typesetting engine and the State Services Commission's broadband map.
The awards received close to 100 nominations this year.
Open source shop Catalyst IT, which is organising the awards, to be held in Wellington in the end of September, says it is pleased to see so many new projects.
"We were a bit worried there wouldn't be as many nominations as last year, or that we would see the same projects," says Catalyst's Don Christie.
But a lot of new projects have been nominated this year, both individual and government projects, he says.
Last year, Christie and co-organiser Chris Daish were hoping the awards would become an annual event, and it looks like they have reached that goal.
The sponsors were keen to do it again too, both industry giants, such as Google, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, as well as local players, says Daish.
Among the finalists is Matthew Holloway's online document converter Docvert, which converts Microsoft Word files to HTML. Holloway was nominated by an academic institute in California, which uses the web application to improve public access to public research.
Another finalist is Wikipublisher, created by John Rankin of Affinity, says Christie. Wikipublisher is a typesetting engine that re-purposes web content for print.
Wellington-based Silverstripe is also a finalist, as well as the e-portfolio project Mahara.
The SSC's National Broadband Map and Wellington's CityLink network are finalists in the Open source use for infrastructure category, which is new for this year.
The finalists are:
Open Source Contributor
Francois Marier for contributions to Debian;
Glynn Foster for contributions to Sun open source and OpenSolaris;
Grant McLean for contribution to Wellington Perl Mongers;
Robert O'Callahan for contributions to the Firefox project.
Open Source Software Project
Mahara for building community around open source eportfolios;
OnlineGroups.Net for the GroupServer platform;
Wikipublisher for bringing the power of LaTex to the world of wikis;
Silverstripe for innovation in open source web content management.
Open Source Use in Government
National Library of New Zealand/Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa for use of and contributions to open source;
State Services Commission for the newzealand.govt.nz Lightweight Content Management System;
Radio New Zealand for content publishing using open source tools;
Retirement Commission for use of the Drupal framework for the Sorted website.
Open Source Use in Business
Egressive/Dave Lane for enabling open source employment in Christchurch;
Silverstripe for business success through open source;
Amie McCarron for using open source to promote New Zealand artists.
Open Source in Education
Hagley College of Computing for demonstrating the value of open source in practice;
Mahara for a New Zealand led open source eportfolio project;
Te Tuhi Video Game System for turning pictures into games;
Docvert/Matthew Holloway for support of the Public Knowledge Project.
Open Source Use for Community Organisations
Cycling Advocates' Network for community advocacy through open source;
FLOSS Manuals for providing free manuals for free and open source software;
SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music for using open source to improve access to New Zealand music;
Brenda Wallace for tireless work with open source communities.
Open Source Use for Infrastructure
CityLink for building network capability using open source;
David Brownlie for contributions to infrastructure monitoring;
National Broadband Map/State Services Commission for providing a unique national view of broadband supply and demand.


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Since the 1930s this firm has been part of our community, serving Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho. With Butler & Looney P.C. you can expect a small town feel that is big on experience. The firm provides wide array legal services to the surrounding communities with attorneys licensed in both Oregon and Idaho. We are community involved, family oriented, proud of our heritage and anchored in our values, which helps guide our approach to serve our clients legal needs.
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The magazine in Spain for Swedes and Scandinavians!
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Svenska Magasinet started in 1990 and is the oldest established Swedish magazine in Spain.
- We print 8-10.000 copies every month except August.
- Svenska Magasinet is published in Spain and is also distributed at the biggest exhibition about "Buying Properties Abroad" in the Nordic Region.
- We have a large amount of subscribers in Sweden and the rest of Europe.
- Svenska Magasinet is distributed first and foremost on the Costa del Sol, the most important area for Swedes settling in the south of Europe.
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7649 miles have been logged so far in her honor by those that knew her, and those that have been touched by her story. Amazing, caring people doing great things. John has raised over $70,000 in the fight, but the battle continues. He will not stop until all have the hope of a life without breast cancer.
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The issue:
Extreme heat, (often called heat waves), and increased humidity in regions across Canada may pose a risk to your health and safety. Health Canada reminds you to take appropriate action to help protect yourself and your family from extreme heat.
Who is affected:
No one is exempt from the dangers posed by extreme heat events. Those most at risk from heat illnesses are the very young, older adults, those who are active in the heat, people with pre-existing health conditions or taking medication, and those without access to air conditioning.
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The Google Pay API for Passes is a simple platform that lets you connect your business to millions of Android users by showcasing your loyalty programs, gift cards, and offers, boarding passes, and event tickets. You can engage with your customers anytime through location-based notifications, real-time updates, and messaging. Plus, it's easy to manage updates at scale through the cloud.


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The group ends up in a small mountain town in New Mexico. Percy and Bianca briefly talk while the others get supplies. She explains that she and Nico never had any mortal parents and most of their childhood was a blur. She says she joined the Hunters because she wanted to have a life of her own, and because she knew there would be people like Percy at the camp to protect him. She also thanks Percy for trying to save the two of them from Dr. Thorn when they first met.
The group uses the downtime to get some food, but end up being attacked by the skeletal monsters that the General conjured up. Grover starts acting strangely during the battle, muttering about the power of the wild. The skeletons have an advantage over the group, but a giant boar crashes through the...
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Account wins
Pacific Communications has been chosen as the agency of record for the partnership between Allergan and IVIVI Technologies, a leader in noninvasive electrotherapeutic technologies based in Northvale, NJ. IVIVI Technologies has teamed with Allergan Inc. to distribute the SofPulse line of products for the postoperative treatment of pain and swelling following breast, facial, and other aesthetic procedures. The agency account team will consist of Henry Lee, Senior VP, director of client services; Judy Doo, VP, management supervisor; and Linda Truong, account executive. The core creative team will be Nancy Benton, copywriter, and Zena Alam, senior art director.


text: Not for profit organization Green Thing has come up with an ingenious idea to promote recycling and sustainability. Its new initiative is called Glove Love, and is "the stylish and sustainable union of the country's single gloves". Green Thing are collecting lost and lonely gloves, washing them, finding a new partner and then selling them, according to LovelyCompanies.com. Purchasers can request their size only and whatever pair is delivered to them will be completely random and your hand attire is unlikely to match! "Warm your hands and warm your heart, knowing that you have done a little bit to help the environment. And made two lonely gloves very happy".


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The DFC? provides a general understanding of derivatives, such as forwards, futures, swaps and options, and their use by investors and corporations.
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** In order to provide some guidance to course participants as to the length of time it will take to be sufficiently prepared to write the final examination, CSI has prepared this estimate of the number of hours an average participant could possibly expect to spend studying for a course. Please note that these are only recommended hours of study developed based on research and our course content, however, this does not mean that some students with exceptional backgrounds would not take less time than recommended or that students with no background at all in finance or economics would not take longer than the maximum.
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President Barack Obama will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in September when he travels to Russia for the G20 summit, the White House said on Monday.
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The announcement of the September meeting came after Obama's national security adviser Tom Donilon held discussions with Putin and other leaders during a trip to Russia.
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As the Microsoft trial wound down to its inevitable conclusion--guilty on virtually every charge--last Spring, some analysts began musing about a future Republican presidential administration that could conceivably lob a final blow at the departing Clinton administration and simply throw out the case, reversing Judge Jackson's decision. And as the summer months waned, this eventuality became more possible as George W. Bush ran neck and neck with Democratic challenger Al Gore in the polls. So now that the closest election in U.S. history is behind us, and George W. Bush is our president elect, analysts are once again musing over the possibilities for Microsoft. Will Bush come to the software giant's aid?
Antitrust experts think not. There are political reasons for this, of course, but as Microsoft's appeal drags out over months and then, possibly, years, it's quite likely that much of its sentence will be reversed, or that its guilty verdict will indeed be overturned. The Microsoft of today isn't exactly a hollow shell compared to the industry giant that faced Judge Jackson in 1999, but it has certain lost a lot of its luster. Microsoft's stock price is languishing in the $50 range, far below its high of almost $120 a year ago. And few software companies admit to fearing Microsoft as they have in the past.
Bush has other problems to deal with as well. He lost the popular election and squeaked into office with a slim legal victory that will be debated for generations to come. Bush will probably want to pick his battles carefully as he attempts to garner bipartisan support for a shaky mandate. So political rational aside, it is really the Appellate Court that holds the key to Microsoft's fate, a fact that won't change when Clinton leaves office. And as Microsoft hoped, the court is proceeding quite slowly, helping the company rush its next-generation .NET software out the door in the unlikely event that a breakup rendered those plans impossible. The company may indeed find that it has a friend in the U.S. government, but that friend is unlikely to be George W. Bush


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Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are battling to paint each other as the crony-in-chief candidate. But the truth is, both candidates are awash in lobbyist money and connections.
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Seven-hundred forty-eight Washington lobbyists and dozens of corporate and lobbying firm PACs have already given $1.87 million to benefit Romney through his campaign or through the victory committee sending funds to the Republican National Committee and a host of state parties, according to records filed with the Secretary of the Senate….
The Obama campaign and the Democratic National Committee do not accept contributions from federally registered lobbyists.
That last part about Barack Obama not accepting money from lobbyists, however, hinges on the technicality of the word "registered." Indeed, as the New York Times has reported:
Despite a pledge not to take money from lobbyists, President Obama has relied on prominent supporters who are active in the lobbying industry to raise millions of dollars for his re-election bid.
At least 15 of Mr. Obama's "bundlers" — supporters who contribute their own money to his campaign and solicit it from others — are involved in lobbying for Washington consulting shops or private companies. They have raised more than $5 million so far for the campaign.
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At the Caribou on Pennsylvania Avenue, and a few other nearby coffee shops, White House officials have met hundreds of times over the last 18 months with prominent K Street lobbyists — members of the same industry that President Obama has derided for what he calls its "outsized influence" in the capital.
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Ohio State knocks off Michigan
Final race gives win to Buckeyes
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The Ohio State women's track and field team defeated the Michigan Wolverines 83-78 Saturday afternoon in "The Dual," the first-ever head-to-head matchup between the rivals. The hard fought meet came down to the final race, with Ohio State clinching the win with a victory in the 4x400 relay.
All-American Christina Manning led the way with two first-place finishes for the team. The Waldorf, Md., native finished the 60m hurdles in 8.13 -- the third-best time in OSU history, a new personal record and an NCAA automatic qualifier. The junior also ran a 24.50 in the 200m.
"We're happy to come away with this win today because we've struggled all week with illness and minor injuries," head coach Karen Dennis said after the meet. "Fortunately we had some women step up and really make a difference. Michigan and OSU have a great rivalry in all sports and we're glad to leave Ann Arbor having won our first Dual team competition."
Here's a breakdown of the entire day:
60m Dash
Big Ten runner of the week Madison McNary won the 60m with a time of 7.46. The junior was followed by teammates Chesna Sykes (7.51), Christienne Linton (7.58) and Adenike Pedro (7.58).
60m Hurdles
Finishing behind Manning in the hurdles was Letecia Wright in 8.27. Christienne Linton placed fourth and Alana Gray came in sixth in 8.58 and 8.86, respectively.
200m Dash
Manning and McNary went 1-2 with McNary running a 24.91. Wright crossed the line in fourth place while Sykes placed sixth.
400m Dash
Michigan's Alisha Cole won the 400m in a time of 56.16. 2010 Big Ten indoor champion Shaniqua McGinnis took second overall in 56.28. Behind her was redshirt senior Latoya Sanderson in fourth, sophomore Nyjah Cousar in fifth and freshman Taylor James in sixth.
600m Run
The Buckeyes went 3-4 with juniors Jewelisa Thompson (1:44.07) and Alison Roquet (1:57.85) scoring for the Buckeyes.
800m Run
Rebecca Addison of Michigan finished first. Redshirt junior Jordan Jennewine placed third in 2:14.63. Tori Brink and Laura Williams came in fourth and fifth overall.
Mile Run
Michigan's Jillian Smith led the pack in 5:01.63. Brink placed third (5:03.83) and Jennewine placed fourth in 5:06.44. Williams came in seventh.
3000m Run
Taylor Pogue from Michigan placed first in 9:48.23. Behind her for the Buckeyes was senior Ellen Birmingham in 9:49.85. Kelsey McHugh (9:58.75) also scored for the team coming in fifth-place. Sarah Lowe finished ninth.
High Jump
Junior Ashley Gailbraith won the high jump clearing the bar at 1.75m. Teammates Camai Brandenberg and Gray went 3-4. Roquet placed sixth.
Pole Vault
Michigan took the top three spots in the pole vault. Ohio State's lone vaulter, freshman Stephanie Zimmerman, came in fourth at a height of 2.60m.
Shot Put
Ohio State went 1-2 with junior Norianna Brown throwing for first-place with a throw of 13.28m. Freshman Madeline Hurdt came in second and junior Maggie Mullen threw for fourth.
Weight Throw
Sophomore Alexis Thompson made the winning throw in 18.42m. Brandenberg (17.32m), Mullen (17.20m) and Katherine Groseclose (15.53m) rounded it out for the Buckeyes placing third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Long Jump
Michigan's Erin Busbee leaped 6.01m for a first-place finish. For Ohio State, Pedro (5.93m), junior Kelcey McKinney (5.87m), sophomore Rachael Mack (5.66m) and Linton (5.62m) came in second, third, fifth and sixth, respectively. Pedro, McKinney and Mack all had PR performances.
Triple Jump
With a PR, McKinney placed first with a jump of 12.46m. Mack placed third, jumping 11.87m and sophomore Ashley Woodruff placed fifth with a leap of 11.01m. Mack and Woodruff's jumps were also personal records.
4x400m Relay
The relay team of Latoya Sanderson, Jackie Dim, Nyjah Cousar and Shaniqua McGinnis clinched the win with a time of 3:46.68 in the final event of the day. Michigan completed the race in 3:48.99.


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Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Delta Lloyd Regatta : Koru Match in Medemblik, The Netherlands
Rough weather match racing in Finland! Image copyright Ville Väresmaa.
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Koru Match has been busy training in Helsinki, Finland. The video shows the team "taking on" the cold and windy conditions:
Along with the hard training, the team celebrated Susannah's 21st birthday, fixed Jenna's broken nose and brought Stephanie's computer back from the dead.
Breeze on! Image copyright Ville Väresmaa.The girls are currently in Medemblik, (Netherlands), preparing to compete at the Delta Lloyd Regatta (ISAF Sailing World Cup). Koru Match is excited that they are accompanied by their coach Laurie Jury.
The Kiwis are in Pool B, along with (SWE, NED x2, CHN, BRA, FRA, RUS, FIN and CAN)
Racing commences Tuesday morning, European time.
KoruMatch in Finland. Image copyright Ville Väresmaa.
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Los Angeles, CA – Commemorating the University of MMA's tenth show at Club Nokia at L.A. LIVE, legends such as UFC founder Art Davie, 'Judo' Gene LeBell, and 'Big' John McCarthy were in attendance to witness a night of high expectations and even more impressive performances. Three championship titles were on the line at University of MMA: Fight Night 8, adding to the prestige of a loaded card of fighters who turned in the best performances of their young careers.
In the end, the Dean's List performance awards for Fight Night 8 are:
Fight of the Night: Roman Todorovich (Elite Training Center) vs. Shohei Yamamoto (CSW)
Knockout of the Night: Dominick Reyes (Cage Combat Academy)
Submission of the Night: Sergio Perez (Hayastan MMA)
Blue Chip Honors: Scorpio Sky (The Guild)
The Dean's List is sponsored by OTM Fight Shops and WSS, which have contributed $100 gift cards to the winners. In addition to the traditional Fight of the Night, Knockout of the Night, and Submission of the Night awards, Blue Chip honors is a special category to fighters who showed great showmanship, charisma and audience awareness.
"There were so many great and worthy performances this show we really had a hard time selecting the winners. That speaks to the heart and enthusiasm with which our amateur fighters fight," said University of MMA founder Turi Altavilla.
In the main event, Roman 'The Gladiator' Todorovich (Elite Training Center) successfully defended his title against one of the most decorated up-and-coming fighters to have fought in the U of MMA cage, Shohei 'Keji Toro' Yamamoto (CSW). The world-renowned Kyokushin karate fighter Yamamoto brought the fight to Todorovich, landing several big punches, including an uppercut that dropped the champion. However, Todorovich responded with several takedowns, setting the course for the second round. The Gladiator was able to take Yamamoto down and secure a mid-scramble guillotine choke to end the fight. The furious pace and resiliency of both men etched their match on the Dean's list for Fight of the Night honors.
The co-main event featured Dominick 'The Devastator' Reyes (Cage Combat Academy) defending his light heavyweight championship against Shane 'Huggy Bear' Mervau (West Coast Jiu Jitsu). Reyes, who won the title at Fight Night 7 just short of 30 seconds, beat his own record with a nine-second TKO finish at Fight Night 8 by landing the first punch of the fight and pouncing immediately with a several more lefts. Like Todorovich, Reyes's win was not just a successful title defense, but a commanding performance that landed him on the Dean's List for Knockout of the Night.
In the first title fight of the night, Tommy 'The Spaniard' Aaron (Elite Training Center) took on Cameron 'Showtime' Underhill (Aguirre Fight Systems) for the vacant University of MMA featherweight title. Aaron took control of the first two rounds putting Underhill through multiple submission attempts and a knockdown in the first round. Underhill put up some resistance in the third round, but it wasn't enough to stop the Spaniard from earning the belt via unanimous decision victory.
Submission of the Night went to Sergio 'Surge The Kid' Perez (Team Hayastan) who submitted Albert Veloz (Cage Combat Academy) in 58 seconds by rear naked choke. Perez took of the fight early, immediately getting a takedown and taking Veloz's back before sinking in the choke.
"This was another tremendous night of MMA action. I'm always inspired by the heart and fury our fighters bring to the cage. They really outdid themselves on this show," commented University of MMA matchmaker Jay Tan.
In addition to the Dean's list recipients and championship fights, there were several other incredible performances, including U of MMA veterans Ryan 'The Lion' Lilley (Bas Rutten's Elite Training Center) and Juan Orta (Lightning MMA) who both put on spectacular showings in the cage. Lilley earned a first-round submission victory via rear-naked choke, while Orta exemplified superior striking and cage control to claim an indisputable unanimous decision win.
Not to be outdone, the U of MMA newcomers delivered with equal ferocity. U of MMA flyweight Gilbert Nakatani (Sampa BJJ/Sityodtong LA) made a statement in one of the most explosive fights of the night, stopping Hugo Aranda (House of Champions) early in the first round after getting clipped himself. Antonio Lopez (10th Planet Van Nuys/Gooch Training Academy) also impressed in his U of MMA debut defeating the tough Craig 'Grasshopper' Plaskett, Jr. (Team Hayastan) by TKO in the third round.
Pro wrestler Scorpio Sky (The Guild) was successful in a very formidable challenge against U of MMA fan favorite Jose 'The Red Devil' Jovel (Dream Killer Fight Team), owner of the fastest knockout in U of MMA history. Sky grounded Jovel early, securing an armbar that the referee stopped with seconds left in the first round. Sky's pro wrestling persona came out in full force in his post-fight interview, taunting a potential U of MMA return before leading a loud "Yes!" chant which popped the audience as much for a second match as the pop culture reference. In a masterful display of controlling crowd psychology, Sky then dedicated his victory to his late mother (who died of cancer earlier this year) as well as all other cancer patients. "Keep fighting. Don't give up," he encouraged.
Michael 'Lazer' Reyes (10th Planet Van Nuys) and Julio Santa Cruz (Systems Training Center) also both made statements in their MMA debuts against more experienced opponents.
Quick results for University of MMA: Fight Night 8 (August 24, 2014):
153 lbs. catchweight (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – JULIO LOPEZ (Ruckus MMA) def. KURT EBERHARD (Nelson's Boxing & MMA Club) via submission, R1, 1:20.
145 lbs. featherweight (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – LANCE LEE (Hayastan MMA) def. JOSH TRAVAGLIO (R1 MMA Training Center) via unanimous decision.
125 lbs. Flyweight (3 x 2 min., shin guards) GILBERT NAKATANI (Sampa BJJ/Sityodtong LA) def. HUGO ARANDA (House of Champions) via TKO, R1, 0:22.
145 lbs. (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – JUAN ORTA (Lightning MMA) def. JUAN VASQUEZ (Dream Killer Fight Team) via unanimous decision.
145 lbs. (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – SERGIO PEREZ (Hayastan MMA) def. ALBERT VELOZ (Cage Combat Academy) via submission, R1, 0:58.
190 lbs. catchweight (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – MICHAEL REYES (10th Planet Van Nuys) def. CHRIS RODRIGUEZ (Gracie Jiu Jitsu/Team Victory Muay Thai) via TKO, R1, 1:57.
155 lbs. (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – ANTONIO LOPEZ (10th Planet Van Nuys/Gooch Training Academy) def. CRAIG PLASKETT (Team Hayastan) via TKO, R3, 1:44.
135 lbs. (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – JULIO SANTA CRUZ (Systems Training Center) def. MILTON ARGUELLO (10th Planet Van Nuys) via unanimous decision.
155 lbs. (3 x 3 min., no shins) – RYAN LILLEY (Bas Rutten's Elite MMA) def. A.J. BRYANT (XFit) via submission, R1, 1:20.
170 lbs. (3 x 2 min., shin guards) – SCORPIO SKY (The Guild) def. JOSE JOVEL (Dream Killer Fight Team) via submission, R1, 1:57.
145 lbs. (3 x 3 min., no shins) – TOMMY AARON (Elite Training Center) def. Cameron Underhill (Aguirre Fight Systems) via unanimous decision.
205 lbs. (3 x 3 min., no shins) – DOMINICK REYES (Cage Combat Academy) def. Shane Mervau (West Coast Jiu Jitsu) via knockout, R1, 0:09.
155 lbs. (3 x 3 min., no shins) – ROMAN TODOROVICH (Elite Training Center) def. SHOHEI YAMAMOTO (CSW) via submission, R2, 0:55.
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Beverage Alliance, a beverage marketing company, is relaunching the brew in the Empire State with a radio and promotional campaign tied to the New York Mets.
Marketing support will be in the low millions of dollars. FerrellCalvillo, New York, handles creative while Clout Communications, Stamford, Conn., oversees media.
"We're taking the things associated with Rheingold and bringing them back," said Mike Mitaro, president of Beverage Alliance and a former Labatt USA marketing executive. "The brand has a lot of dormant equity."
Beverage Alliance is acting on the theory that consumers are tired of trendy craft brews and want something familiar but still distinct from megabrands such as Budweiser or Miller Lite, Mr. Mitaro said.
Pricing Rheingold 50 cents more than domestic premiums, Beverage Alliance hopes to gain 1% share of the New York City area beer market in five to seven years.
Tom Pirko, president of consultancy BevMark, believes the retrobeer has a shot.
"The brand situation [in New York] is so volatile that people are always looking for something that they can recognize," Mr. Pirko said.
The Rheingold radio campaign will revive the old-time Rheingold jingle -- including a Spanish version -- that ran during the brew's heyday in the mid-1960s.
In another nod toward the brand's heritage, Rheingold will be the sole domestic beer sponsor of Mets radio broadcasts and will be on sale at Shea Stadium. The brew was an official sponsor of the Mets, then an expansion team, from 1962 through 1973.
Beverage Alliance will be running Mets-related promotions, including a beach towel night and a contest in which consumers can win $1 million if they can throw three consecutive strikes from the mound at Shea.
That promotion will get TV support.
Within the next two years, Beverage Alliance may start marketing the brand in Florida because of its large population of New York transplants.
Rheingold was the best-selling beer in New York from 1962 to 1973, when it was overshadowed by the big national brands. It was bought out by C. Schmidt Brewing Co., which subsequently was acquired by G. Heileman Brewing Co. A reformulated and repackaged version of the brew was sold until Stroh Brewery Co. acquired Heileman in 1996 and discontinued the brand.
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Unicorn Hooves
- Two 14" long latex unicorn hooves
- Slip over your hands like gloves
- Fits most adults
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Makes your hands worthy of touching rainbows
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