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Reflections: Enjoy the Journey
Kathie Foster, Acting Superintendent
October 2016
By now you and your children have begun to adjust to the back-to-school routine. For some families this may include school as well as a multitude of additional obligations and activities. School and piano lessons, school and soccer, school and gymnastics, school and babysitting, school and religious training, school and a part-time job, school and scouts just to name a few! We, like you, recognize the value of children participating in experiences that extend beyond the parameters of the school day. Extracurricular clubs, athletics and other experiences - both in and out of school - offer opportunities for students to expand their learning and strengthen life and leadership skills. Research indicates that those who actively participate in these types of experiences are more likely to have better grades as well as an increased sense of engagement, improved time management skills, higher confidence levels, and a heightened ability to connect with others.
Just as there are benefits to student involvement, it is also essential to acknowledge the importance of maintaining balance. The negative impact on students who are over-scheduled can be far reaching. They may be tired in school, show less interest in learning or have difficulty concentrating. Additionally, too many physical activities have the potential to result in sports-related injuries. Regardless of how a student's routine may be structured, he or she needs time for relaxation and recovery.
Many years ago a campaign slogan was created to encourage a more diverse cohort of students to attend and graduate from college. The slogan read "A mind is a terrible thing to waste." Recently I read an article that altered this original slogan in a way that most of us can relate to. It stated "A mind is a terrible thing to race." How true this saying is in our 24/7 frantically-paced world! Although we know that many parts of our routine are non-negotiable, it is vitally important to pay attention to the ways in which we tend fill every second, often with mindless commotion and too little down time.
This year we are working to incorporate mindfulness strategies into the school day. As we strive to embrace and educate the whole child, we believe that this practice will serve to refuel young minds and build the stamina needed for academic success. It will create a school experience that is both healthy and fun. Recently a K-8 Wellness Team comprised of teachers, parents, and community members has been established. This new team is charged with finding ways to support and enhance the health and well‐being of students and families by improving the school environment. Ultimately, if we provide students with consistent and meaningful messages about the importance of maintaining balance and slowing down when needed, they will be happier, more relaxed and better prepared to learn.
Another of our high profile 2016-2017 district initiatives focuses on providing professional development to teachers so they can strengthen students' executive functioning skills. Executive functioning skills, including impulse control, emotional control, flexible thinking, working memory, self-monitoring, planning and prioritizing, and organization, are essential in providing critical supports for lifelong learning and development. We believe that our students will reap many long-term benefits from this training.
On December 21st, as a way to honor the Winter Solstice, Dr. Mayer's favorite day of the year, we plan to designate a homework-free family night. On this, the shortest day of the year we will ask that no teacher assign homework. This will enable our families to focus on time for fun and, more importantly, for each other. More information will be forthcoming.
In the midst of the non-stop busyness of our fast paced lives, I encourage you and your family to consider incorporating a practice of stillness within your daily routine. Unplugging helps us to develop patience, invites creativity and allows all of us to discover a vast reservoir of energy and potential. No need to race. Take your time. Enjoy the journey.


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Paula Peterson
When I first learned that I had full-blown AIDS, I thought I was going to die the next day. I felt like my future had been cut off. That was nine or ten months ago. Time now is broken up into "before the diagnosis" and "after the diagnosis." Every day is really weighty. Rather than months, I feel it in days. It just feels like every hour, every minute counts. It's not that I feel that I don't have a future exactly. It's just very uncertain. But I no longer wake up and think I am going to die that day.
It took a long time before I was diagnosed with AIDS. I was very run-down after the baby was born. I was tired -- but all new mothers are tired. Then I got very sick with sinusitis. I had very high fevers, night sweats. The doctor gave me antibiotics. But I just really didn't get better. Then I developed a nasty ear infection. And I had an awful cough. I had lost weight. At that point I was beginning to think, there is something going on here.
I kept going back and forth to doctors and nurse practitioners at a major hospital. They even did a pulmonary function test and ct scans of my head. They did various blood tests. Nothing showed up. But they did not give me an HIV test. I remember one doctor who said, "Well, do you think you are depressed?" And I said, "Yeah, I'm really depressed because I've been sick for so long."Finally four months later my doctor said, "Why don't you take an HIV test? You don't have anything that would lead me to think you had aids, but why don't you try it to rule it out?"
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I really didn't think AIDS was a possibility, but I was still really frightened of the test. I had an appointment with my doctor two weeks after the test. I remember trying to call his office before the two weeks to find out the test results. I spoke to a nurse who said, "Oh, don't worry about it. Just wait to see your doctor." And so I finally saw my doctor at the scheduled appointment. I had to remind him I was waiting for the results of my HIV test. He went out of the room and came back and said, "I have some really harsh news for you." And that's how I found out.
My husband and my son were tested. I was very worried about my son because I breast-fed him up until the morning of my diagnosis. They showed up negative. That is a miracle! How I got AIDS remains a mystery. I have been with my husband basically since 1989. I contacted boyfriends I had before my marriage and they are fine. And I know it wasn't drugs. It's kind of a mystery I have to let go of.
I was such a basket case when I was first diagnosed that I really don't know how I pulled myself out of it. I think it was taking care of my son that helped me. I realized I had to be a mother to him again and that was one thing that helped get me of the couch. And then, of course, gradually having my physical strength return and doing well on the medications that were given to me. I've been on the protease inhibitors and I've done very well on them. I'm really feeling almost like my old self.
I think I have always had some inner strength. I've never had to go through anything as bad as this in my life. But I haven't fallen apart either. I love to read. I write. I've been going to a therapist once a week and that helps.
My husband has been really wonderful. And my parents were supportive from the beginning. At first my mother was in a state of shock, of course, especially when I didn't know if my baby was sick. That was the hardest thing to go through, the first couple of weeks before we knew my son's test results. My parents moved from the Midwest to be closer to me so they could help out. When I first got diagnosed, they were here almost every day. I was also very depressed, just out of my mind with worry. So they really were helping me. But it's hard for them to live here. It's not their hometown and they feel out of place.
Now I feel healthy again, and I am able to take care of my son myself. I've also been reaching out to people more and have started to make some friends here. Just having a baby helped. I know other women with babies. They don't have HIV, but they have all been very supportive of me. I don't have any close friends with AIDS that I can share this with. That part is missing in my life right now.
For me to dare to make plans for the future is remarkable. I had barely started dreaming and making plans about my son when I got sick. So maybe the things I am dreaming about are what every mother dreams about. My husband and I both love to hike. So we dream of the day when our son is old enough to backpack. I dream about teaching him to read and to love books. But I think that would have always been there too, illness or no illness. I've been discussing what schools are best for my son. We are making plans for a vacation. We're talking about buying a house. Just normal everyday plans. Things that families do. I just try to live like I always did live, pre-diagnosis.
When I look back on what happened to me, what caused my "downfall," it was just ignorance, thinking that someone like me couldn't get this disease. "A nice, white, middle-class girl can't get HIV!" That's why the doctors didn't suggest earlier that I be tested. But even if you aren't a drug user or a gay man, you can get HIV. I believe that pregnant women should be tested routinely. There are things they can do now for pregnant women with HIV. I was very lucky with Benjamin. And he got lucky. The fact that I had a C-section helped protect him, even though at the time I hated giving birth this way.
If I had known I was sick, I don't think I would have made the choice to have a child. So I feel lucky that I have a son and that he is healthy. I guess my biggest fear is that he won't know me. That I won't be alive long enough for him to really know me. And so that makes me more determined to stay well.
Four Years Later
It has been five years since I was diagnosed. Although in many ways my life has remained the same, from an emotional and psychological perspective I am light-years away from the woman I was then. In those years my health has improved immensely. My T cells hover between 500 and 600, which is considered to be a normal range and puts me out of the danger zone for opportunistic infections, and my viral load has remained undetectable. I've switched to a protease inhibitor that is easier to take. Aside from that, my combination is basically the same. I'm lucky. I haven't had any serious illnesses and I live a virtually normal life, except for the fact that I have to take drugs every day and go to the doctor frequently.
The only real physical complaint I have right now is cosmetic -- my body has changed in some drastic ways due to a peculiar side effect of the drugs called lipodystrophy, a condition that affects the way fat is distributed on the body. My arms and legs are much more wasted than what you see in the photograph from 1997, my face is thinner, and my waist is thicker. There's not much I can do about this, and I suppose I'm lucky because I don't have the internal correlates that often go along with this condition -- high lipid and cholesterol levels, or in some cases diabetes. I feel ashamed of being so vain, and I know I should be grateful just to be alive and healthy and forget about my looks, but I can't help it! Every time I look at that first picture I long for my fuller face and more youthful appearance -- even though I'm much healthier now than I was then, appearances notwithstanding.
I've changed in other ways besides the physical. Nowadays I consider myself to be a part of mainstream life -- meaning that I don't feel as isolated by my disease and I feel I can participate in almost anything that negative people can do. In fact, I'm proud of the fact that I'm in much better shape than some of my negative friends! I assume, like everybody else, that I will live to see my child grow up, and that I have work to do in the world, that I have something valuable to contribute, that I can be productive and not just a burden to society. Whether my assumptions are ill founded or not, only time will tell, but I think it is healthy to live this way.
The most essential aspect of my existence boils down to two things: raising my child and writing. And I do plenty of time on both fronts. Ben is a happy, healthy, well-adjusted six-year-old boy, very intelligent and active and curious. I've grown to love being home with him. I wouldn't have missed these years, although if you had asked me what I thought of stay-at-home mothers before he was born, I would have replied contemptuously. Being forced to stay home because of HIV helped me to see what was most meaningful for me. I don't feel at all guilty about still being on disability. I've made a lot of valuable use of my time, so I don't feel I've been wasting the government's money.
The other main part of my life is my writing. In the last five years I've become much more disciplined about my craft, much more focused on it. Again, HIV may have played a part here -- I feel more of an urgency to write, more aware of death. And having a child constricts you a bit, too, forces you to keep more regular habits. So I credit Ben a lot in turning me into a "real" writer.
I just had my first book published, Penitent, with Roses: An HIV+ Mother Reflects [University Press of New England, 2001], and I have a new collection of short stories about HIV positive mothers which I'm hoping to get published. I have all sorts of long-term plans as a writer. I don't intend to always write about HIV either. One of the luxuries of being healthy now is that I feel I can branch out to other topics -- take my place in the literary community, in other words, as I've taken my place in the parenting community.
I've changed in other ways, too. In the last five years I've done lots of volunteer work, including working on the San Francisco AIDS Foundation hotline and lobbying in Washington, D.C. I also have just started tutoring kids to read, and I work at my son's school. It's funny. This urge to give back, to contribute, happens to a lot of people with HIV. It's not that I consider myself a "do-gooder." I'm still mainly a selfish type -- you have to be when you're a writer -- but for some mysterious reason I found myself attracted to volunteering.
I still get depressed from time to time. I can be compulsive, too, a big worrier, and I get irritated about petty things. I suffer doubly when I'm in a bad mood because I feel guilty about the depression. I feel like since I've been granted this miracle of good health, I should be grateful and make good use of my time, not waste a moment. I was talking with another HIV positive friend of mine recently about this pressure to live in an elevated or a particularly evolved way. That's part of the myth of being seriously ill, that we turn into saints somehow. And of course we don't.
Essentially, though, I'm a joyful person, and I'm ambitious, too. I don't feel like a "cursed" person like I did five years ago. When that picture was taken in 1997, I was standing precariously on the sidelines of life, waiting to see what would happen to me and trying to hold myself together. Now I feel like a full-fledged participant, and that means I fail or succeed in ways that are much like everybody else, that sometimes I'm good at living and sometimes I'm not. I like not being so "special" anymore. I like having the same chances everybody else does.
Griff Butler
I am a systems analyst for an airline. The good thing about my job is that it gives me a chance to get my mind of everything. I am sure I have kept my feelings internal.
Through the years I had been tested pretty regularly when I gave blood. I always thought, well, I'm not in the statistical group and I don't do anal sex. So I wasn't really worried. I didn't think it was possible for Paula to be sick either, so we were both in a state of shock when she got her diagnosis.
It's been very tough having Paula sick and having a baby. It's hard to rest when you have a baby. I'm up a lot in the night taking care of Ben, because Paula can't do it. Stuff really frazzles me now. Like the other day I spilled something in the fridge and I just went off. Usually I'm very easygoing. It's a combination of the sickness, taking care of Benjamin, and then having to deal with Paula's parents. It makes it rough. Dealing with these things sort of diverts me from what I should be concerned about, which is Paula's health.
Paula and I never used to bicker, but we bicker a lot now over simple stuff. Paula was saying to me, "You'd better go to a counselor. You're stressed out."
I went to a support group for caregivers and basically it was for people who are right near the end. The group I was in, everyone was gay. It was sort of scary because before going to this group I had thought, well, we have these protease inhibitors and everything is fine. She might not feel her best but everything will go on. In this support group, two people died that were on the protease inhibitors. And two others had partners who had dementia. Whoa! So actually, I didn't tell her what was going on when I went to these meetings. These people were in advanced stages of dementia and we're talking about going on vacation and I'm thinking, "This could be happening soon." I've tried not to think about that. It might be easier if Benjamin was older.
We went to this other group and there were some gay guys in there. We asked them, "What do you do? Who do you contact?" They were surprised that we didn't know other people with AIDS and that we didn't know about any resources. But now Paula has found a group of heterosexuals that are HIV positive. That's good for her. It's sort of a singles group though. There aren't many couples where one is positive and one is negative.
Sometimes I think if we didn't have a child, the easy thing to do would be to say, "Hey, I can't handle this" and forget it. But I haven't even thought about that. I'm sort of focused on raising Benjamin, so I'm not dwelling on all these other things. I shouldn't get mad. I just have this internal anger that I blow up over little things around the house.
Benjamin is starting to talk now. I'm looking forward to ages three to eight or so. From seeing my niece and nephew, those seem to be the fun years. I don't know how he's going to deal with the fact, once he learns his mother has AIDS. I don't know if there's a stigma anymore when your mom has AIDS -- probably not in San Francisco. In Indiana there might be.
It's been a problem for us sexually. It sort of puts a damper on the sex drive when you know that with one mistake you can get AIDS. What can you say? We still have sex but nowhere near like what we used to. Condoms can break. There are dental dams for oral sex and all that. Chances are nothing is going to happen, but if something does happen, you can get AIDS. Really the only safe way is just to abstain. I don't know if that's an option.
My father and grandmother died of cancer. It was a two-year process. My father was two hundred pounds and he ended up about seventy or eighty pounds when he finally died. Going through that process, you just learn to deal with it. In the AIDS support group I was telling them ways of going forward. It's almost like numbing your mind to what is going on. Some of these people never had anyone die they were close to and they couldn't come to grips with it.
I guess I'm just going on a day at a time. We're in a book group. In fact, I'm going tomorrow night. A few sessions ago Paula just came out and told everyone that she has AIDS. It made everyone quiet. It pretty much ended that book group meeting. This couple said they were just bummed out thinking about the stuff Paula and I are going through. So I'm not even thinking about all that stuff. I'm glad that Paula is ok. They keep coming out with new drugs, so I'm not expecting anything to happen anytime soon.
Excerpted from Roslyn Banish, Focus on Living: Portraits of Americans With HIV and AIDS, University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst and Boston, MA, 2003.
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St. Peter, Minn. – The Gustavus football team suffered a heartbreaking 26-24 loss to Augsburg College on Saturday afternoon at Hollingsworth Field. With just :10 seconds remaining and Gustavus leading 24-20, Augsburg quarterback Ayrton Scott heaved a prayer towards the end zone. The ball came down into the hands of teammate Hakeem Bourne-McFarlane, who carried several Gusties across the goal line for the game-winning touchdown.
Augsburg improves to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the MIAC with the victory, while Gustavus is now 1-1 overall and 0-1 in the MIAC.
"Certainly it's a disappointing loss but I'm proud of the way our guys played this afternoon," said Head Coach Peter Haugen following the game. "We don't have a lot of time to dwell on this one, so we'll bounce back and get ready for St. Olaf starting tomorrow."
If football fans attended today's "St. Peter Day" game expecting big offensive numbers, they were certainly not disappointed in what they wittnessed. Augsburg totaled 475 yards (192 rush, 283 pass) and Gustavus racked up 438 yards (199 rush, 239 pass) for a combined 913 yards of total offense.
The first quarter was nearly entirely consumed by two long drives by each team. Augsburg took the opening possession 67 yards on 12 plays, eating up 7:26 before missing a field goal from 30 yards out. Gustavus then capitalized on the next drive with a Tom Huepenbecker (Sr., Middleton, Wis.) 19-yard field goal (3-0) that capped a 15-play, 77-yard drive that took 7:14.
It would take until the :13-second mark of the second quarter before points were put on the scoreboard again. Gustavus capitalized on a forced fumble by safety Beau Bachman (Jr., St. Peter, Minn.) that was recovered by linebacker Joe Haas (Jr., Mission, Kan.) at the Augsburg 22-yard line. Quarterback Mursek Mena (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) found Michael Hintze (So., Brooklyn Park, Minn.) on a three-yard slant to put Gustavus on top 10-0. It was Hintze's first career touchdown, as the sophomore would finish the game with 53 yards on five catches.
Augsburg would take back the momentum on the ensuing kickoff and head into the locker room trailing 10-7. After catching the kick on the 18-yard line, Bourne McFarland reversed his field several times and dodged multiple tacklers before seeing daylight on the far sideline. Picking up a convoy of blockers, he took the ball 82 yards for the score.
Gustavus' offense gained a total of 179 yards of total offense in the first half, while the defense came up with two fumble recoveries and allowed 162 total yards.
After Gustavus failed to score points inside the red-zone on the opening drive of the second half, Augsburg went 86 yards on six plays to score a touchdown and grab its first lead of the game at 14-10. Scott found tight end Adam Carl on a skinny post from 28 yards out for his first receiving touchdown of the afternoon.
The Gusties answered on the next drive with a touchdown of their own, taking the lead back at 17-14 with 5:24 left in the third quarter. Mena connected with Phillip Butler (Jr., St. Paul, Minn.) on a bubble screen at the 12-yard line and the junior receiver leaped into the near corner of the end zone for his first touchdown of the year.
On what looked like to be sure points in store for the Auggies on their next drive, sophomore safety Jake Forcier (Watkins, Minn.) came up with a key defensive play that kept Gustavus in control of the lead and the ball at the start of the fourth quarter. After Augsburg's Carl was wrapped up following a short catch-and-run on the far sideline, Forcier ripped the ball from his hands at the ten-yard line and returned it to the Gustavus 21.
The Auggies came up with a turnover of their own on the next drive when Kaleb Williams picked off Mena with 7:02 left in the game. Augsburg turned the interception into points five minutes later when Carl redeemed himself with his second touchdown catch of the game, putting the Auggies up 20-17 after the extra point attempt was missed. Carl led all receivers in the game, making nine grads for 101 yards and two touchdowns.
With 2:13 on the game clock, Muresuk Mena orchestrated a seven-play, 66-yard scoring drive that put Gustavus on top 24-20 with 1:04 left to play. For the second game in a row, Mena hooked up with Jeffrey Dubose (Jr., St. Paul, Minn.) on the touchdown pass, hitting his running back on a wheel route from the 19-yard line.
The victory seemed all but sealed after Kellan Euerle (Jr., St. Cloud, Minn.) gave the Gustavus offense the ball back with :54 seconds on the clock after he picked off Scott on Gustavus' 42-yard line. This, however, was not the case, as Augsburg gained the possession back on its own 20-yard line following a Gustavus punt. Scott then marched the Auggies 38 yards in :24 seconds before his Hail Mary hookup with Bourne-McFarlane.
Both quarterbacks put their dual threat capabilities on full display at Hollingsworth Field this afternoon. Scott ran for 163 yards on 23 carries, and was 19-for-36 for 283 yards and three touchdowns through the air. His counterpart Mena ran for 80 yards on 21 carries, and was 19-for-27 for 239 yards with three touchdowns passing.
Gustavus' offensive line was once again superb, allowing just one sack and creating holes that led to 199 yards of rushing offense. Dubose finished with 70 yards on 14 carries, while Butler had 49 yards on six carries.
Andre Creighton (Sr., St. Paul, Minn.) led the Gusties in receiving with 72 yards on six catches, three of which were key first down grabs.
The Gustavus defense recovered three fumbles and picked off one pass, helping the team to win the turnover battle for the second-straight week. The defense also held the Auggies scoreless on three of their four red-zone chances.
Forcier led the way with 10 tackles (4 solo, 6 asst.), while Zach Dilger (So., South St. Paul, Minn.), Matt Keller (So., Eagan, Minn.), and Anthony Boyce (So., Excelsior, Minn.) each had seven
The Gustavus football team will look to get back on track next weekend when it travels to Northfield, Minn. to take on St. Olaf at 1:00 p.m.


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There remain many opportunities ahead and Harold will continue to drive these forward and for the future as well as secure a successor who will continue to grow the profile of the sector globally and the businesses within it.
Support for this term extension was secured from key stakeholders including representatives from media, government, BFC patrons and sponsors.
Caroline Rush, CEO of the British Fashion Council said "The BFC is immensely grateful to Harold for the incredible hard work he has put into the role. He has been an inspirational and visionary leader and under him the BFC and London Fashion Week have significantly expanded and grown in global stature. On behalf of the BFC board, patrons and sponsors I thank Harold for his ongoing support".
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London said "Harold's retail flair and business acumen are the perfect foil for the astonishing creativity of our fashion designers. As well as maintaining London Fashion Week's position as one of the most influential international showcases for design, he has been pivotal in the BFC's efforts to nurture up and coming designers. With fashion playing a key role in our celebrations for 2012, Harold will help ensure London's status as a big hitter in the global fashion stakes."
Chairman of the British Fashion Council is an honorary role with an initial three year commitment, whilst several chairman have served for four years, this extended term will make Harold the organisation's longest serving Chairman to date.
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Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo
The Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo Europe is the world's fastest one-make series. It was launched in May 2009 and has since gained a worldwide audience and much respect from motorsport enthusiasts and professionals alike. The series features a lightweight version of the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 with 570 hp and brings the action to some of the most renowned racing venues across Europe. Legendary circuits like Spa-Francorchamps, Monza or the Nürburgring challenge the drivers and the teams while the wheel-to-wheel fights and the unmistakable sound of the Gallardos leave spectators stunned.
Following three successful seasons in Europe since 2009, the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo Championship headed to Asia in 2012. With races on famous circuits like Shanghai or Sepang and teams from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, or Japan the Asian series provides an exclusive platform for Gentlemen drivers, entering individually or in teams of two. The supercar race series is held in partnership with Blancpain, the luxury Swiss watchmaker and the European series' title sponsor. Lamborghini and its watch partner work in conjunction with other major racing events across Asia, for example the Formula Nippon in Japan or the Audi Pandelta Race in China.
The Super Trofeo is heading to North America. After the expansion into the Asian market, Lamborghini is bringing the world's fastest one-make series to the USA and Canada, where the races will be held alongside Grand-AM, American Le Mans Series and IndyCar events. 20-plus grids on popular circuits like the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course or the Kansas Speedway ensure exciting action. During the season the drivers will fight for more than just fame, points and wins. To the victors go not only the spoils, they will also be invited to participate in the Super Trofeo World Final in Vallelunga, Italy. There they will take on the winners from the European and Asian series.


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"Rocky Balboa" style vintage men's luxurious and thick 80% cotton hooded robe from the 1970s. Made by Caufield for the famous Tip Top Tailors. This navy robe with deep red trim and interior hood has a white piping for a pop of style. Your guy will feel like a star wrapped in this baby. The robe is a wrap style with the coordinating tie sash, 2 large front pockets and falls to mid calf in length. The sleeves are kimono style, very typical of the era. The label states that it is one size which generally means it would fit a small to large build.
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By: Marc Livitz
The Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey has seen more than its fair share of memorable evenings within the ring. On February 16, Golden Boy Promotions will most certainly have high hopes that the action packed card featuring the likes of WBC Lightweight champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner and the newly crowned NABO and WBC International Heavyweight titleholder, Johnathon Banks will produce the same type of fireworks.
The undefeated rising star Broner (25(21)-0) will face off with former world titlist Gavin Rees (37(18)-1(1)-1), while Banks (29(19)-1(1)-1) will take part in a rematch against the fighter whom he knocked out in a second round upset last November, Seth Mitchell (25(19)-1(1)-1). The fighters graciously took time out of their busy respective schedules today to share their thoughts on an international media conference call. The fight card will air in the United States on HBO.
Boxing legend Oscar de la Hoya (President of Golden Boy Promotions) briefly took to the line to express his sincere gratitude towards the people of Atlantic City. The aforementioned fight card from November resulted in monetary assistance being delivered to the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
"We're extremely excited to return to Atlantic City, where first and foremost we were able to raise a lot of money which we donated to the Boys and Girls Club. The main event should be a great one and the co-main event should be just the same. "
Seth "Mayhem" Mitchell is a former linebacker at Michigan State University. While the heavyweight class has in recent years been more than dominated by Europeans (most notably the Klitschko brothers), it was Mitchell among others who had been perhaps touted as the next potential great American heavyweight. He turned pro in 2008 after a brief amateur career and blazed his way to an undefeated record. Then along came the night of November 17, 2012. Mitchell ran face first into Johnathon Banks, who himself had been spending his days as a trainer for Wladimir Klitschko. Seth was knocked down three times in the second round and the fight was stopped shortly thereafter. He spoke of his feelings in regard to the rematch with Banks and how the first defeat of his career sat and began to stew within him.
"Happy new year, everyone. I'd like to say thanks to my team, Al Haymon, HBO and Golden Boy Promotions. I'd like to thank Johnathon Banks for accepting the rematch. It was a tough experience and a tough pill to swallow. I'm learning on the job, but I am a quick learner. I am excited for this fight. I have been training very hard and I am focused. I am looking forward to a different outcome, even though it's the same opponent and the same venue. We had a great game plan, but when I watched the fight tape, I saw that my balance and distance was terrible. It was a lesson. Sometimes you have to get knocked down to grow. In my case, it was being knocked down three times. Naturally, when it comes to aggression, I am a pit bull. I have to learn how to channel that aggression."
He was quick to add the overall feeling of a letdown when he added, "For around two days, I really could not believe it. In some ways, it was better for me that it ended quickly. Thanks to Johnathon, I didn't enjoy my Thanksgiving. I had a sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach. "
At times, the world of professional boxing has too much scrutiny placed upon this loss column, most notably the first severe loss of a fighter's career. Maryland boxer Seth Mitchell lives for the pressure.
"I like to be in a high stakes game. When I spoke to Al (Haymon) after the loss, I asked him how much it would set me back and when I could get a rematch. I wanted this fight. I wasn't forced into anything. I'd be lying if I said that this wasn't a fight that could set me back if I lost again. I am learning, but I have to learn and win at the same time. I want to get this awful taste out of my mouth. This is what I do to support my family and I have to continue to win. It's not necessarily redemption. I don't get too high on praise and I don't listen to much of the criticism. I believe in myself and I want to right this wrong."
Seth indicated that he felt no desire to endorse the trend of calling it quits after a tough loss, especially so early in his career and at the age of 30. He stated that he had no issues when the time came to return to the gym and resume his training.
"It wasn't hard at all. I have been boxing for six years now and I have never been out of the gym for more than three weeks. I am always in shape when I get into the ring and I never underestimate my opponent. We've been focusing on some technical issues such as my balance. I feel that people will see a different Seth on the (February) 16th. I never considered quitting. The heavyweight division is always tough. One punch can end it. Even though I felt I won the first round, I was so very upset with my performance. Eventually, my mistakes caught up with me. All of the reaching and the lunging on my part was so foolish. I think that my technique was so bad that night that I feel that just about anyone could have beaten me if they fought correctly."
Mitchell stressed that he is working hard at correcting the mistakes which cost him so dearly in his last fight. Said "Mayhem" Mitchell, "If you don't see shots coming the way I did, then the punches will affect you a lot more. My eyes weren't on my target. I was leaning way too much and my legs were spaced so far apart. I can't let it bother me. I'm just trying to get better."
Detroit native Johnathon Banks had some things to say as well. He seemed to be enthusiastic about the idea of a return match with the fighter whom he so easily defeated last November.
"I look forward to the fight on February 16 on HBO. As always, my hat goes off to Seth Mitchell. He always shows a lot of character, which is something many fighters do not do. I know he will be looking to come back stronger than before and I'll be ready for him."
Although Banks had initially hoped that his resounding win over Mitchell would immediately lead to a major title shot, he did acknowledge the fact that Seth Mitchell was well within his rights to exercise the rematch clause of which both sides had agreed. Said Banks, "I wanted to move on to something different, but you have to go with what is in black and white. He had the rematch clause. I would've done the same thing if I was in his position. I knew going into the fight just who I was facing. He's relentless and he was going for the victory. I have no resentment. "
Seth Mitchell is not the first football player to turn to boxing. Still, many boxing writers and fans alike felt that the former linebacker was exposed by a tested fighter. Johnathon Banks does not agree.
"I didn't see any inexperience the way that so many others did. It doesn't matter because I can always get caught with the right punch at the right time. He's a big heavyweight who can punch. We know that he's a top level guy and that he is looking to correct his mistakes. I'll have to take a different approach as well."
The evening's main event will showcase a matchup between unbeaten WBC lightweight champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner of Cincinnati, Ohio and Welsh fighter Gavin "The Rock" Rees. The two boxers greeted each other well. Rees knows his task on February 16th may be the toughest of his career.
"I'm looking forward to putting on a good show. Adrien's a massively talented fighter, so I'm getting prepared for a big test."
Broner has been known to never mix his words or miss an opportunity to openly boast about his abilities. Said Adrien, "Everyone knows what to expect. I'm fighting someone who usually fights at 140. Everyone comes to win and I'll train as I always do: as if this is the biggest and last fight of my life. I'm a two time world champion at the age of 23. I don't know much about him, but I hope he brings his "A" game. I can stand in front of a guy and not get hit. I can do it all. I can brawl and I can bang and people don't hit me that much."
Rees has only loss on his resume, which took place nearly five years ago. He lost via twelfth round TKO to Andriy Kotelnyk. He spoke about how the defeat affected him and even better how it caused him to stop living his hard partying lifestyle.
"I am a bit of a come forward fighter. I can mix it up and do whatever it takes to win. After my first loss, I took better control of my life. I will fight anyone. I know he's a great fighter, but I am confident in my game plan. My last two performances were the best of my career. I now live the life of a true fighter. It wasn't always that way, but I turned it around. Adrien's a great kid and I have watched lots of videos of him. I'm glad he gave me this chance."
He further indicated that the love of life in the ring is what drives him. He jumped at the chance to face a world class talent like Broner.
"As soon as they said his name, I didn't care about the money. Fight first and money second. I'll get the recognition I deserve."
Adrien Broner recently moved up to lightweight and scored an impressive knockout win over Antonio DeMarco, who himself at the time was seen as Broner's toughest test to date. "The Problem" handled him with ease and so naturally in the minds of many, questions arose about whether or not Broner would make another jump in weight. He indicated that the junior welterweight division is an enticing thought, but that it would have to wait for now.
"People have now seen me dominate at 130 and 135 (lbs). They want me to just automatically go up to 140.There's still a lot of great fights for me at 135. Then I can move up to 140 and crush their dreams, too. I just fight whoever they put in front of me. I don't pick my fights. Sometimes I don't know who my opponent is until a few weeks out. He (Rees) has a hell of a record as a professional. I take chances because I believe in myself. "
The Cincinnati native further stressed in his own unique fashion that he will be prepared for whatever his opponent brings. Rees is not known in the United States to the same degree as Broner, but Adrien sees no advantage in this fact.
"Whatever he brings, I'll be waiting for him. My main focus is to just stay sharp and to be mentally and physically prepared for this fight. No fight is a stepping stone because any fight could be your last. Let me make this clear to everyone. I train hard. I don't know much about Gavin Rees and that actually makes him more dangerous. It's not arrogance. It's the truth. Whoever gets into the ring with me will see that I put it all on the line. I want to be the best to have ever laced up the gloves."
His Welsh opponent finished the call with the following statements.
"It makes no difference to me. I'm ready for whatever he brings. He has a brilliant guard, jab and excellent speed. His last opponent had no footwork and didn't move his head. But Adrien's has openings of his own that we've seen on film. We will certainly take him to task. The sixteenth of February will put my name on the world map."
Broner signed off with even fewer words for the man he will face next month. Rees will be fighting for the first time in the United States and only the second time outside of the United Kingdom.
"Gavin, welcome to America."


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Kansas City, Kan. – UMBC's Pete Caringi III (Perry Hall, Md./Calvert Hall) has been tabbed as one of 15 semifinalists for the 2013 Missouri Athletic Club's (MAC) Hermann Trophy. He becomes the first player in UMBC school history to earn that distinction.
The MAC Hermann Trophy is the highest individual intercollegiate award presented annually during a January banquet at the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis.
NCAA Division I coaches that are NSCAA College Services members may vote for their top choices Wednesday, Dec. 4 through Tuesday, Dec. 10 within myNSCAA on NSCAA.com. Soccer fans can also let their collective voice be heard by voting for their favorite player on the MAC's website hosted by LockerDome, starting Thursday, Dec. 5.
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"Each year, we look forward to seeing the wealth of talent college soccer presents and working with the Missouri Athletic Club to cap the season by bestowing this prestigious award," NSCAA CEO Joe Cummings said. "We also take pride in knowing that those that know this game the best, coaches and fans, have a hand in selecting these winners."
In 2013, Caringi earned America East's Striker of the Year Award for the second consecutive year and became the first repeat Striker of the Year in the 12-year history of the award. He also earned America East Fans' Choice Player of the Year honors for the second straight year.
Caringi produced an outstanding post-season, scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist in UMBC's 4-0 America East championship game victory over Hartford. He scored the game-tying goal in the 77th minute in UMBC's NCAA Second Round 2-2 double overtime draw versus U. Conn.
The Baltimore native led America East with 13 goals and 29 total points and finished his career with 37 goals (fourth on the all-time list) and 91 points (fifth all-time).
"For more than a quarter century the Missouri Athletic Club has had the privilege of annually honoring the top players in college soccer," MAC director of communications Jim Wilson said. "We look forward to carrying on that tradition this year when we find out who joins the ranks of some of the legends of the game like Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly, Claudia Reyna and Alexi Lalas, who all claimed the crystal soccer ball trophy as collegiate players."
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I passed BC today, that's just unreal for me remembering his shelf of power back in the day where he had a dozen or more rigs folding with no cases, just set in a shelving system. Wish i could find the pic of it ...
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I have been down for a few weeks now .... dealing with random instability issues that caused a lot of confusion for a few weeks and utter frustration for a week before figuring out what was going on.
Apparently the HP Z620 (my base system) has a long history of power control issues to the 2nd CPU riser card. Most systems, when failure occurs, cook the board near the power input .... mine however cooked the power plug itself.
Apparently when you fry the input power plug to the 2nd CPU the system will completely lock on boot and do nothing ... no post, no BIOS, no error ...... just go full thermal overload, fans screaming, and sit with blank screens for days and days.
So now that i have finally found the problem i can begin to fix it. I will be out for a while longer but i will return!
Welcome back! Hopefully you get your issues figured out! Should have a WU done myself in the next day!
I will get the second CPU back up and running on this dual (currently single) CPU rig this year ... and upgrade the GPU for better CAD work .... hopefully two Quadro K4000s linked up.
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A California judge has dismissed a $20 million extortion countersuit the singer-actress filed against her former driver Hakob Manoukian who sued her last spring for wrongful termination claiming his contract was breached.
According to the minute order obtained by E! News, Los Angeles Superior Court Justice Joseph Kalin granted the chauffeur's motion to strike J.Lo's cross-complaint at a hearing on Dec. 21.
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In a lawsuit filed April 30, 2012 against Lopez, Nuyorican Productions and her manager Benny Medina, Manoukian alleged he was hired to be the superstar's full-time driver, but the defendants failed to pay him his previously agreed upon yearly salary of $72,000.
Per the complaint, in addition to that amount, Manoukian asserted he was owed upwards of $200,000 in "production pay" whenever the ex-American Idol judge had a professional engagement, whether filming a movie or performing.
However, Manoukian said he was unfairly demoted to being an "L.A. driver" after Medina humiliated him in public during a job in Atlanta, and then unceremoniously dumped him in September 2011 without receiving the promised production pay or any overtime compensation.
Jennifer Lopez sues former driver for $20 million
Lopez's attorney has not responded to E! News' request for comment.
Manoukian's case is scheduled to go to trial sometime next May.


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Portland, Oregon, September 19, 2011—Inspired by one of the world's greatest novels, Ohio artist Matt Kish set out on an epic journey of his own one day in August 2009. More than one hundred and fifty years following the original publication of Moby-Dick, Kish began illustrating Herman Melville's classic, creating images based on the text selected from every page of the 552-page Signet Classics paperback edition. Completely self-taught, Kish refused to set any boundaries for the artwork and employed a deliberately low-tech approach in response to the increasing popularity of born-digital art and literature. He used found pages torn from old, discarded books, as well as a variety of mediums, including ballpoint pen, marker, paint, crayon, ink, and watercolor. By layering images on top of existing words and images, Kish has crafted a visual masterpiece that echoes the layers of meaning in Melville's narrative. In retrospect, Kish says he feels as foolhardy as Ishmael and as obsessed as Captain Ahab in his quest for the great white whale. "I see now that the project was an attempt to fully understand this magnificent novel, to walk through every sun-drenched word, to lift up all the hatches and open all the barrels, to smell, taste, hear, and see every seabird, every shark, every sailor, every harpoon, and every whale," he says. "It was a hard thing, a very painful thing, but the novel now lives inside me in a way it could never have before." Kish spent nearly every day for eighteen months toiling away in a small closet he converted into an art studio. In order to share the work with family and friends, he started the blog "One Drawing for Every Page of Moby-Dick," where he posts art and brief descriptions about his process on a daily basis.
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This elegant Belgian stainless-steel cookware enlists the latest culinary innovations, including Demeyere's patented 7-PlyMaterial and TriplInduc technologies, to guarantee flawless heat distribution and control. Great for blackening and searing, the pan has low, flared sides to facilitate turning foods.
- Constructed with seven high-tech layers, including a commercial-quality 18/10 stainless-steel finish.
- The pan is made of Demeyere's 7-PlyMaterial, which features a thick aluminum-alloy core sandwiched between two layers of pure aluminum for excellent heat distribution.
- The exterior is finished with a TriplInduc layer, which combines three special metal alloys to ensure a smooth, even heating surface that won't deform with use and boosts induction-cooking efficiency by up to 30%.
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- 9 1/4" fry pan: 9 1/4" diam., 2" high; 4 lb. 6 oz.
- 11" fry pan: 11" diam., 2" high; 5 lb. 5 oz.
- 12 1/2" fry pan: 12 1/2" diam., 2" high; 7 lb. 3 oz.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Destiny from Awesome pan Thick, heavy, and high quality. I love it. Thank God, I got it on sale.Date published: 2019-10-11Rated 4 out of 5 by Kiris1 from Great pan, but very heavy It is a common technique to never crowd a pan, because it will cause the skillet to lose its heat, and not seat the meat. However in this skillet, I've found it impossible to overcrowd the pan. Once the skillet is preheated, I can use every square inch of the skillet to cook chicken thighs, and they all sear evenly. In sum, the pan has even heat, and retains heat beautifully. However, there may be a cat 22 here—the pan is unfortunately very heavy, and I think that's how the skillet keeps its heat.Date published: 2018-08-10Rated 5 out of 5 by mickg from Atlantean Fry Pan We just got ours today -- the big 12.5 inch one -- we have used it once, and I would say this is indeed cookware from a lost world. It heats up quickly and evenly all across the bottom, the bottom is perfectly flat, and it feels like it will last hundreds of years. And the absence of rivets is really nice. Also -- it's bigger than I thought! If you measure from edge to edge it's actually 13.5". The flat part that you cook on is 10", which is huge. It makes AllClad feel like an imitation -- of this.Date published: 2016-10-25Rated 5 out of 5 by tangomarty from great pan. This is better constructed than anything i have from all clad. heats evenly, cleans easily even without cooking with oil. get it.Date published: 2016-08-23Rated 5 out of 5 by KayLeo from I LOVE THIS FRY PAN! After weeks of research, comparing, and testing I've finally found a fry pan that I absolutely love and totally enjoy cooking with. I bought the 12.5" Demeyere Atlantis Stainless-Steel Fry Pan. It heats up surprisingly fast considering how thick the pan is. The pan also has very even heat distribution throughout the entire cooking surface. Best thing of all, it retains heat very well even after adding more food or liquid to the pan. Clean up is also now a total cinch with this amazing pan. No need for intense scrubbing and super concentrated detergents! Aside from the amazing cooking performance and easy clean up, then pan is also super shiny and beautiful. I could really go on and on about how good this pan is! Demeyere Atlantis Stainless-Steel Cookware is expensive, but consider this: This cookware will last for your entire lifetime and will pay itself back by giving you a lifetime of excellent cooking performance and convenient clean up.Date published: 2014-06-09Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Gorgeous and performs wonderfully I got this pan on sale, and so I feel it was a good value. It's really a piece of kitchen art. For those intrepid pro chefs who bang out stunning food on thin, inexpensive cookware it might seem a bit precious, but we all have our weaknesses, and I like sexy cookware. This size isn't too heavy (the larger ones require strong wrists) and is very versatile. If you follow the directions strictly (heat up pan and then add a little oil and turn it down), you will find that this pan indeed does stick far less than most stainless steel pans. I am not trying to avoid oil, and it has performed marvelously. It's perfectly flat, and holds and distributes heat beautifully. So far, it's been easy to clean. This one will will be handed down to the kids some day; it's an heirloom pan. It's not too deep, but deep enough and has a wonderful slope. The handle is comfortable and stays cool during use. Love it!Date published: 2013-02-28Rated 5 out of 5 by Alohadude from Superb skillet This skillet is heavy, but that's as it should be. Very even heat transfer. Everyone should throw away their cheaper stuff and get this skillet...at least one piece. I'm also getting a smaller skillet soon.Date published: 2012-08-21


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