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Watch Recordings
MythTV by default holds all its recordings the /mnt/store directory
You can browse these recordings in Main Screen-> Media Library-> Watch Recordings from Mythfrontend.
MythTV will show a preview of your recordings if this has been enabled under TV Settings->Playback->View Recordings.
Using a keyboard one can rapidly search the Recordings using the key combination of Ctrl+S to bring up a "search list" window.
Play Recording Groups
You can play a collection of recordings for example all episodes of a particular series.
The recordings are organized into Recording Groups on the left of the screen. The Group "All Programmes" contains all recordings. Use the keys to select the recording group. Press the key to play that group of recordings
Play Individual Recordings
Individual recordings from each recording group are on the right of the screen. Use the keys to move between the Recording Groups and recordings. Once you are in the recordings pane, use the keys to move between recordings. Press the key to play that recording.
Recording Playlists
MythTV allows you to create Playlists of recordings. You can select complete recording groups to add to the playlist, or individual recordings. This is useful if you need to keep the kids entertained for more than a few hours.
Adding Recording Groups To The Playlist
Press to bring up the Recording List Menu
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Press to go back to the recordings browser.
Adding Individual Recordings To The Playlist
Press to bring up the Recording Information popup.
Press to go back to the recordings browser.
Playing Recordings In The Playlist
You can see what recordings are in the recording playlist by selecting the "All Programs" group. Selected recordings are highlighted in yellow.
Note: Once you exit the watch recordings page, your playlist will be lost.
While you are in the Recording Browser press and select "Playlist Options". You can now choose to play the playlist sequentially or in shuffle mode.


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"Early detection of colon cancer can truly prove life-saving because it can prevent polyps from becoming cancerous and can help people start treatment early when it's most effective," said Health First Medical Group Physician Mark Hughes. �??If you are turning 50 or have a family history of colon cancer, polyps or any other risk factors, you should get screened as soon as possible."
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Study: Injections ineffective for knee arthritis
Injections of the lubricating substance hyaluronic acid may be little help to people with knee arthritis, researchers reported Monday.
Hyaluronic acid exists naturally in the fluids that bathe the joints, where it acts like a shock absorber and lubricant. People with osteoarthritis -- the common, "wear-and-tear" type of arthritis -- seem to have lower-than-normal levels.
So one treatment for arthritis patients is to get injections of hyaluronic acid directly into the affected joint, a therapy also known as viscosupplementation. In the United States, it's been approved since 1997 for knee arthritis only; in Europe, it's been used longer and for more types of arthritis.
But a new research review, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, finds the benefits may be minimal for aching knees.
Looking at 89 past clinical trials, researchers found that overall, viscosupplementation did seem to bring pain relief to some knee arthritis sufferers -- as compared to "sham" injections or no treatment.
But when they focused on 18 larger trials (with at least a couple hundred patients), there were only "clinically irrelevant" effects, according to the researchers.
On top of that, they report, the injections can carry side effects like swelling and inflammation in the joint soon after treatment.
"We don't have evidence that viscosupplementation works, but it is associated with an increased risk of adverse events," said Dr. Peter Juni from the University of Bern in Switzerland, who worked on the study.
"That is not very reassuring," Juni told Reuters Health. He and his colleagues recommend that the injections "be discouraged" for people with knee arthritis.
But an orthopedic surgeon not involved in the study said hyaluronic acid injections should still be an option for at least some patients.
"I think patient selection is key," said Dr. Joseph Bosco, from the NYU Langone Medical Center in New York.
The injections are more likely to help someone with mild to moderate knee arthritis and "no big pieces of cartilage floating around in the joint," according to Bosco. (Osteoarthritis occurs when the cartilage cushioning the ends of the bones begins to break down.)
Bosco also pointed to the limitations of the new study.
It's what researchers call a "meta-analysis," which means the results of different studies are pooled together. The issue, Bosco said, is that the individual studies differ from each other -- in how they are done, the specific hyaluronic acid formulations and characteristics of the patients.
"I think it's difficult to make an overarching comment on the use of hyaluronic acid, based on this," Bosco said.
In general, the evidence on hyaluronic acid is not high-quality, according to Dr. John Richmond, who chaired the committee that devised the current treatment guidelines on knee arthritis from the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons.
But he agreed the therapy should remain an option. "It's a reasonable way to manage pain" for at least some people, Richmond, also the head of orthopedics at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, said in an interview.
Many options, no sure thing
In the early stages of knee arthritis, people may be able to go with non-drug options alone, like exercise or, if needed, weight loss. And pain relievers such as acetaminophen might help.
But when that no longer works, people often arrive at a place where they are "stuck," Richmond said.
Most commonly, they turn to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) -- painkillers like ibuprofen, naproxen and the prescription drug celecoxib (Celebrex).
But both Richmond and Bosco pointed out that regularly using those drugs has significant downsides, such as stomach irritation in some people.
Injections of cortisone, which fight inflammation, can bring a temporary reprieve. But those should not be done repeatedly, Richmond said.
The final resort is surgery to replace part or all of the damaged knee joint. But, Richmond and Bosco said, that may not be appropriate for younger, more active people.
"Hyaluronic acid is no panacea," Bosco said. But, he added, "I think it should be kept in physicians' armamentarium" against knee arthritis."
In the U.S., the injections are approved for knee arthritis that cannot be managed with non-drug tactics and simple analgesics like acetaminophen or topical rubs.
When they work, the injections -- which involve anywhere from one to five separate shots, depending on the formulation -- offer only temporary pain relief. You might feel better for a few months, then need a repeat round of shots.
Based on what's known so far, repeated rounds of treatment appear safe, Richmond said.
But that gets pricey. With all costs and fees considered, one round of treatment approaches $1,000, according to Richmond. (In the U.S., Medicare and many private insurers will at least partly pay.)
As for safety, some studies in the current review looked at "serious adverse events" -- including life-threatening conditions or problems severe enough to land someone in the hospital.
Only eight studies actually described those events, which were more common in viscosupplementation patients -- 26 suffered serious problems, versus 14 patients in the untreated groups.
But those "events" included cases of cancer, cardiovascular disease and musculoskeletal disorders. And Bosco and Richmond both doubted those problems could be pinned on hyaluronic acid injections.
The trials typically lasted four months. Attributing something like cancer to the injections "doesn't make a whole lot of sense," Richmond said.
Juni said there is an "unfortunate" lack of both safe and effective options for people with knee arthritis. But he also urged people with the condition to "not be too pessimistic."
He said the basic approaches to knee arthritis, like exercise therapy and losing excess weight, can help ease symptoms in many people, if they stick with them.
The study was funded by the Arco Foundation, a private research organization.


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We should have played with more intensity from the start of the game, and we needed to move into attack earlier. We were focused too much on defence today and in the end that hurt us badly. We had so many good chances at the end of the match and also at the beginning, but we were unable to take advantage of these opportunities. These girls are still very young and they have a lot to learn. We will continue to put effort into developing our women's football and we will be back again.
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I want to thank FIFA and the LOC for putting on a great tournament, everything has been marvellous for us. Also I would like to thank everyone in Trinidad and Tobago for the great support that we have received here. It is a great achievement for us to take third place in our first U-17 Women's World Cup. We could have scored more goals today and I really think we should have. In the end, I am happy with the result because it is important for our country and for the development of women's football.


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Kanye West Allegedly Assaults Paparazzi
(LOS ANGELES) -- Police are investigating reports that rapper Kanye West was involved in a scuffle with paparazzi at Los Angeles International Airport Friday night.
Alleged pictures of the incident have surfaced online. LAX Police Spokeswoman Belinda Nettles says officers were flagged down by a citizen who alleged that he was taking pictures of an individual when he was battered by the subject.
The victim was taken to a local hospital for medical attention.
Nettles said that officers did not see Kanye West at the scene. They are investigating the incident.
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"To know one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded."
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
SunEnergy Power International (SunEPI) was established as a nonprofit public benefits company organized as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2006. No longer an active organization, this website serves as a resource for past projects and a portal for supporters to become familiar with other like-minded organizations.
It is our hope at SunEPI to encourage the support of the partnering organizations and Project Engineers with whom we've worked in the past who design systems, train local teams of technicians, and implement projects in the areas with the most need. It is our collective vision to promote an increased quality of life in remote, rural regions of the world through the use of renewable energy. We strongly encourage you to contribute to the Solar Energy International (SEI) Walt Ratterman Scholarship Fund. This scholarship fund will allow people from developing countries to attend SEI workshops to bring crucial solar electricity knowledge back to their communities.
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Our co-founder and CEO Walt Ratterman had a vision for changing the world through a combination of active and passive involvement in remote, rural areas of countries that are facing immense social and infrastructure challenges. Often known as a renegade, Walt wanted to empower people to tap into and use renewable energy resources by using a bottom-up, grassroots approach. Not satisfied with simply showing up, building a PV unit and hoping for the best, our philosophy has been to teach the users of these units how to maintain them for future, continued and sustained use.
During our existence as an active organization, we worked in over 30 countries including Burma, Haiti, Rwanda, and Ecuador. The majority of this work was done by Walt.
In January 2010 the earthquake in Haiti tragically took Walt's life along with hundreds of thousands of others'. The anniversary of this event caused us to re-examine our mission and our capabilities. With that in mind, we came to realize that we reached a crossroads at SunEPI, and that without Walt as a driving force, it was a very different organization.
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Pakistan wicketkeeper Umar Akmal missed a run-out opportunity and the West Indies last-wicket pair of Kemar Roach and Jason Holder scrambled two runs off the final ball to tie the third one-day international on Friday.
Responding to the tourists' total of 229 for six, and requiring 15 off the final over to win, Holder smashed a four and a six over cover off medium-pacer Wahab Riaz to keep the home side's unlikely prospects alive, resulting in the last ball drama that leaves the series level at 1-1 going into the fourth match at the same venue on Sunday.
West Indies middle-order batsman Lendl Simmons and Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq, the joint top-scorers with 75 runs each in the thrilling encounter, also shared the Man of the Match award.
However, Misbah found it difficult to accept how his team could not have won the match after reducing the Caribbean side to 205 for nine in the 49th over.
"It's really, really disappointing, but I have to say the way Holder played at the end he took the game away from us," said an incredulous Misbah.
"In that last over there were too many full deliveries to the tailenders, but hats off to them, they played well."
In his usual calm, unruffled manner, Misbah had compiled his runs to steady the Pakistan innings after the early loss of both openers while Akmal swatted an unbeaten 40 off 31 deliveries, dominating an unbroken seventh-wicket partnership of 52 off 26 balls with Wahab (19 not out) to give the tourists a fighting chance on a pitch offering considerably more pace and bounce than for the first two ODIs in Guyana.
Holder and Dwayne Bravo took two wickets apiece but skipper Bravo's decision to persist with himself in the final overs proved costly, his last three overs being plastered for 40 runs.
It was a bewildering decision given that Marlon Samuels had bowled only three overs in conceding just four runs and was not utilised at the end.
"This was a match we should have won after the bowlers had done such a good job," a disappointed Bravo insisted.
"Once again the batting let us down. It should never have gotten down to the bowlers having to save us."
Pakistan's left-arm seamers made early inroads into the West Indies batting line-up and it took Simmons' effort together with a painstaking 46 from Samuels go keep the home side within reach of the target.
However, with spinner Saeed Ajmal taking three wickets in the space of two overs and Junaid Khan joining in with two scalps himself, the West Indies looked to have frittered away their opportunity in losing five wickets for 27 runs.
Big-hitting from Sunil Narine during a very brief cameo revived flagging hopes and then it came down to that decisive final over as the senior members of the Pakistan squad deliberated with their captain over who should bowl the final over.
Choosing Wahab was always going to be a gamble, as he had already conceded the most expensive over of the innings when belted for 15 runs during the batting powerplay.
Maintaining a full length gave Holder the opportunity to smash the telling boundaries after a couple of singles, leaving three runs for victory and two to tie off the final ball.
A sliced drive to third-man guaranteed at least one but he should have been run out by at least half the length of the pitch in coming back for the second tying run, only for Akmal to fail to collect the return.


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Michael Bryson recorded a career-high 15 points against Long Beach State…Has since reached double-digits point six times this season, including double-figures in three straight games…Averages 6.9 points per game and 3.4 rebounds per game, with a career-high of eight rebounds against UC Davis…Made a career-best three three-point baskets against Long Beach State…Totals 28 threes, the fifth most by a Gaucho freshman ever.
Michael Bryson attended Foothill High School in Sacramento, Calif....Averaged 20.3 points per game as a senior and 19.4 per game as a junior…Also averaged 4.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game as a senior…Helped lead Foothill HS to a 29-4 overall record and a perfect 10-0 mark in the Pioneer Valley League…Also helped his team to the section championship…Made 73 three-point baskets, including five on two occasions…Bryson hit a career high of 37 points vs Dorsey High School his senior season…Also had 34 points against Del Campo HS and 28 vs. Lincoln HS…Tallied 10 or more points in every game…Named Pioneer Valley League MVP, First Team All-Pioneer Valley League and All-Sac-Joaquin Section…Also named first team all-league following his sophomore and junior seasons…Three-time Foothill HS MVP…Played for Drew Hibbs.
Michael Bryson was born on September 30, 1994 in Merced, Calif…The son of James and Audra Bryson…At various times, he also competed in football, baseball, cross-country, track, and tennis…Member of the Principal's Honor Roll…Was voted his high school's Best Athlete as a senior…Roots for the Sacramento Kings and Oakland Raiders…Most memorable athletic moment was his first dunk…Enjoys watching Step Brothers, The Hangover, Family Guy, The Boondocks and American Dad…Undeclared major, but hopes to work with sports medicine and kids.


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Recycling products and parts used around the dealership whenever possible is important, but there are limits dealers need to know. The process comes with its own set of rules and regulations. In this webinar dealers will learn the proper ways to recycle the follow products: used oil, antifreeze, gasoline, parts washers, wheel weights and fluorescent lamps.
The webinar is produced by KPA, a Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) associate member, and will be led by Hannah Crawford, formerly of the Florida Department of Environmental protection and now part of the KPA team. She has 10 years of experience working for the state of Florida in various capacities and has extensive experience as a hazardous waste inspector.
If you are unable to attend the webinar at this time, register here and you will be sent a link to a recording of the webinar along with the presentation slides.
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Here are some of the first results from the agreements made by FamilySearch.org with Ancestry.com and the other large genealogical database companies:
Here is a second screen shot showing the bottom of the page:
The page goes on to illustrate the additional records added. If you go to the Ancestry.com Card Catalog and sort the results by date added, you will see a list of all the new files added. Here is a screenshot of the first page, showing the card catalog listing for new files:
If you click on one of the new files, particularly those from the newly added countries, you can scroll to the bottom of the information screen and see the links to FamilySearch.org.
We will likely see a lot more FamilySearch.org records added to the other large online databases in the near future. I am already seeing a dramatic increase in the number of automatic "shaky leaf" searches done by Ancestry.com on my online Public Member Family Tree.


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The University Community is invited to attend a new series of lectures called Praxis: Doing Scholarship Digitally. Praxis conversations are designed to create opportunities for researchers from a variety of disciplines to come together to hear about and discuss how digital tools are being used to aid discovery and visualization across diverse fields and forms.
The first Praxis conversation will feature Jon Crump, Research Historian for the Digging into Data funded project ChartEx. ChartEx will develop new ways of exploring the full text content of digital historical records. Using tools from Bioinformatics [the Bioinformatics Rapid Annotation Tool], Natural Language Processing, and Data Mining heuristics developed by computer scientists at Brighton (UK), and Leiden (NL) Universities, this international team of researchers is attempting to create order out of a heterogeneous collection of medieval charters and archival descriptions. Ultimately, the new ChartEx tools will enable users to really dig into the content of these records, to recover their rich descriptions of places and people, and to go beyond current digital catalogues which restrict searches to a few key facts about each document (the 'metadata').


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The trip to the farm this Saturday was a lot of fun. We, along with about 10 other families from our AP group, rode a hayride around to various spots on the farm where we got to pick a variety of vegetables. I thought we came home with quite a bit ourselves, but one of the other families with us weighed their produce once they got home and they had 125 lbs. worth! The couple gave us all sorts of suggestions for freezing and otherwise storing them so I'm sure most of that will get consumed in their house over the winter. 🙂 (Oh, how I wish I had a chest freezer.)
The day was sunny and quite warm at about 80 degrees (though it cooled off considerably Sunday, and today was only in the 40s and rainy). Unfortunately, I didn't have my batteries in my camera the right way (doh!) so I didn't get any pics of the lil miss picking veggies or eating them (tomatoes and carrots) along the way. She had a lot of fun though, as did Jody and I. 🙂
After the veggie-harvesting hayride, we went on a little "train" ride and Ava spent some time bouncing in one of those big bouncy castle things, as well as feeding some animals in a petting zoo.
As for all of our veggies, I made a recipe for Chicken Pumpkin Stew for dinner Sunday night (which used some of the pumpkin, carrots, and potatoes), after I spent much of the day washing, peeling and cutting carrots to be frozen, and washing potatoes to be stored. My fingernails actually turned orange from all the carrots. Sheesh.
I finally took some new belly pics today (at 34 1/2 weeks).
Here they are:
For comparison, here are the belly pics I took at 28 weeks. I really need to do some more shots like those (with the backdrop and all), but I will probably wait until 36 weeks.
And lastly, here is Ava (on 10/4/06) "sleeping" under daddy's "covers" (i.e. under his shirt – which he is still wearing!). LOL – What a goof, er… a couple of goofs actually. 😉


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I have a full plate today so no full "report" on last night's debate, but will put down some random thoughts below and invite all who are interested to comment. (Photos by Matt Vecchio added at bottom of post).
Main impression: All three candidates – Ron Speakman, Mike Chapman and Verne Dickerson – presented themselves well, spoke cogently, and provided a couple hours of interesting, civil discussion before a packed conference room. I don't know how many people but it was probably in the neighborhood of 100+ with standing room only … the photos may give a better idea. Anyway, it was the best-attended and most substantive local political event not conducted under party auspices in at least a couple years (based on personal experience). Nice work by the organizers!
Impressions of the candidates – in the order they were sitting:
Ron Speakman: Best public speaker of the three; he was the only one who had actual applause lines. He made some good points about management at the Sheriff's Office – why DO they have so many deputies manning the metal detector? One of his challenges was to tell how his extensive stretch of time in the business world would translate to being a good sheriff, and I think he did that well by referring to the inherent, unique difficulties of being at the top of any large organization. His proposed "self-deportation" solution to illegal alien crime is unique and has rightfully received a good amount of discussion. OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT: Prior to the debate, I had heard from people who follow law enforcement issues that Ron's numbers regarding the increases in various types of crime in Loudoun County may need to be fine tuned. He referenced a fair amount of data and I could not judge how much of it was accurate – he was corrected on one point by one of the other candidates. He seems to be a very clear-thinking individual and I would like to feel certain that his information has been double-checked.
Mike Chapman: One of his strongest arguments is the importance of recent service in law enforcement and experience in various levels from local to international, and he made it well; in the answers to a few questions he pointed out innovations of the past ten years that would come into play if he was the sheriff and practices he had seen elsewhere that could apply here. His closing statement, delivered without notes, was by far the strongest. As my neighbor noted, "he seems the most confident." Because of my caveat regarding the next candidate, Mike seems to be the one who could best walk into the Sheriff's Office and speak the same language as the deputies, and he noted he would look to promote from within. OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT: Sometimes Mike gives the appearance of having a clearer idea of what he wants to do than he is able to communicate, and sometimes when the question only requires a 10 second answer he will try not to waste the rest of the allotted time. Plenty of public speakers do this, and they don't need to, in my opinion; there are probably coaches who say otherwise. Most of his law enforcement experience is beyond the local level which connotes both positives and negatives.
Verne Dickerson: On the difficult question of "what would you do to address youth crime?" he was the only one who had a really substantive answer – involving new programs, one in collaboration with retired athletes. Though soft-spoken, Verne projects that he knows what he is talking about, has a quiet confidence that I would imagine deputies would pick up on – he seems like a reticent public speaker but when he speaks he is articulate and makes perfect sense. For every question his response indicated he was competent to handle that issue. OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT: He needs to explain exactly what the deal is with Mark Davis (candidate who dropped out and is now supporting Verne, and brings the "recent, local experience" element). Unless I am missing something, I think Verne still has to spell out whatever the position is that Mark will hold, because otherwise the combining of resumes is confusing. As with Mike Chapman, Verne has to really explain the positive aspects of bringing experience primarily from other levels – in Verne's case, FBI.
Photos of the individual candidates are by Loudoun County's own renaissance man, Matt Vecchio of the Loudoun Times Mirror. Thanks, Matt!


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The story of Anthony Stokes didn't start the day he died after crashing a stolen car into a pedestrian and sign post.
Nor did his story start moments earlier when he kicked down the door of an elderly Roswell Georgia woman and shot at her as she sat on the couch during his home invasion.
The public story of Anthony Stokes actually began a few years prior, in 2013, when he was diagnosed with an enlarged heart, a terminal condition if he did not receive a heart transplant.
He became a public story because Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston informed his family he would not be a candidate for transplant because of his past behavior:
"the decision was made that Anthony is currently not a transplant candidate due to having a history of non-compliance, which is one of our center's contraindications to listing for heart transplant."
"Non-compliance" a relatively disingenuous term without further definition; and in the case of Anthony Stokes a definition fraught with considerations for the most politically correct delivery.
The refusal of the hospital to place Stokes on the transplant list drew the ire of his family, who, quickly enlisted the aid of the grievance marketers within the media.
"They just don't want to give him a chance," Anthony's mother, Melencia Hamilton, told Channel 2.
It worked.
Rather than face the ire of the professionally aggrieved the hospital acquiesced and put young Mr. Stokes on the list.
Less than a week later he was given a heart transplant.
Controversy avoided.
And following the transplant Stokes said while he had been trouble in school and stuff, he was appreciative of the second chance at life and would reform himself. He was done with fighting, and God provides forgiveness. It was October of 2013.
Everyone happy.
Until a little more than a year later (January 2015) when Stokes was arrested for burglary tools in the commission of a crime.
A month later, February 2015, he was released from jail after posting a $5,000 bond.
Then, three days ago – March 30, 2015:
Stokes died after fleeing police following a carjacking and a burglary. An elderly Roswell woman told Channel 2 that Stokes shot at her after he kicked in her door and found her inside watching television.
Stokes clipped a car in the intersection and then jumped the curb and hit a pedestrian before colliding with a SunTrust Bank sign, Holland said.
"He lost control and there was a long set of skid marks," she said.
Stokes died after rescue workers cut him out of [the] Honda, Holland said. The pedestrian was taken to the hospital, but is expected to survive her injuries, police said.
The last photograph on Anthony Stokes Facebook page.
In 2013 – "They just don't want to give him a chance," Anthony's mother, Melencia Hamilton, told Channel 2.


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New Sheriffs in Towns: An increasing number of cities and town are looking into moving their police operations under the sheriff's umbrella. [California Watch]
How Bell Did It: A loophole in a little-noticed city ballot measure -- passed in an election that attracted about 400 voters -- allowed that city's sky-high salaries. [LA Times]
New Whitman Ad: She builds on her theme that Jerry Brown has no plan. [Political Blotter]
A Labor-Friendly Solution: California is near the end of a fourth week without a budget. [Sacramento Bee]
A's Ok for Ballot: The mayor of San Jose says he'll ask the council to approve a ballpark measure for the November ballot. [SF Gate]


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AS A JUNIOR IN 2013-2014: SINGLES: Posted a 13-9 overall record during the season and 10-7 mark in dual matches … played primarily at the No. 5 or No. 6 position … won a highly contested match against Saint Mary's Mathias Olsen in the opening round of the WCC Championships 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 on April 23 …Bertram was down 5-2 in the third set against Olsen but rallied to win the match … sealed a two-match winning streak against conference opponents Erik Cederwall and Wil Martin going into the WCC Championships … cruised to a two set match victory over Pacific's Erik Cederwall 6-3, 6-2 on April 19 … rallied 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 to take match against Saint Mary's Wil Martin on April 18 … outlasted Aidan Carrazedo of BYU 7-5, 7-6(10) on April 5 … trounced Willamette University's Jake Schreiber 6-1, 6-2 on March 28 … defeated USF's Thomas Takemoto on March 7 to increase winning streak to five matches … won 6-1, 6-2 victory over Gonzaga's Vicente Varas on March 2 ... defeated Milen Ianakiev of No. 57 San Diego State 7-6, 6-1 on February 20 ... 6-1, 6-2 victory over Jimmy Soper from UC Santa Cruz on February 1 ... won 6-4, 6-4 over UC Davis at No. 6 to clinch the match on January 18 ... in the fall, reached the quaterfinals of the Aggie Invitational by knocking off Ayman Abdulwahab of Sacramento State 6-4, 6-3. DOUBLES: Finished with a 4-3 mark in dual matches with partner Michael Tjuatjadarma … competed at the No. 3 position … edged out San Francisco duo of Thomas Takemoto and Germain Bahri 8-5 in WCC Championship quarterfinal round to seal the doubles point … defeated Saint Mary's James Markiewicz and Tuomas Manner 8-3 on April 18 … ousted BYU pairing of Jeremy Bourgeois and Jacob Sullivan 8-4 on April 5 … cruised to a dominating 8-0 win over Willamette University's Gunnar Lee and Shrujan Kalidindi on March 28 … posted a 9-5 overall record with Ashot Khacharyan and 7-4 record in dual matches ... tandem played at the No. 2 doubles position … cruised 8-3 over San Francisco's Germain Bahri and Christian Brockstedt on March 7 … downed Gonzaga's Vladimir Mijatovic and Joey Brandt 8-5 on March 2 ... defeated No. 69 New Mexico 8-5 on March 2 ... triumphed 6-3 over Fresno State's pairing of Alexandros Georgios Vakouftsis and John Darmstaedter on February 16 ... clinched the doubles point over No. 64 Georgia State in a 9-7 tiebreaker on January 26 … semifinalist at the UC Davis Invitational while paired with Ashot Khacharyan; defeated teams from Cal and Fresno State to reach the semifinals ... advanced to the quarterfinals of the ITA Northwest Regional while teamed up with John Lamble.
JUNIOR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE (FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE): Team won state title in both freshman and sophomore years ... won the state title in singles and was the runner-up in doubles ... was nationally ranked both seasons.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Caulfield Grammar School in Melbourne, Australia ... coached by Anthony Zafiris ... reached No. 2 ranking in the state of Victoria private school system ... Club Champion U-21 Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club ... also played AFL, soccer, cricket and tennis.
PERSONAL: From Melbourne, Australia ... son of Russell and Margaret Bertram ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering (Nanostructures).
Why did Sam chose Santa Clara?
"Santa Clara University struck me as the most well-rounded school I found; very strong academicallly and a tough tennis program. The community of Santa Clara inviting and it advocates success and achievement. The location in the Silicon Valley along with my choice of major means a swift transition into the workforce. Santa Clara's Nanostructures Center is only 3 years old with equipment some laboratories don't have. This cutting edge education and rigorous training regime will make for a worthwhile experience."


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I planned on recapping after the championships in Val di Fiemme, Italy, were over but after an amazing day for our team on Sunday I need to share.
In my last post I spoke about predominantly two things: the ability to peak at the right time and the importance of performing at the biggest events. This past Sunday both of these things came to the test and my teammates showed their mettle. We have had a solid year as a team with our youngest members, Bryan and Taylor Fletcher, earning our best results of the season. For me it has been a year that started low with a month-long battle with, of all things, whooping cough. After finally getting healthy I started skiing stronger and in January anchored our relay team to its first-ever World Cup podium in that event in Schonach, Germany. Still, as I spoke about before, what's most important to me is to be able to find my best form at the right time and here at the World Championships. It is clear that I am at my strongest in the cross-country portion of Nordic combined than I have been all year. In the first individual event, I clocked the third fastest split for the 10-kilometer effort, a mere 2 seconds off the best time but my best ski of the year and it fueled my confidence that my "peaking" progression had again worked. On Sunday, we had our four-man team relay event and despite some success this year we knew it was going to take great efforts on both the ski jump and the cross-country course by all on our squad to find the medal stand.
We started out the day with Bryan anchoring our team on the hill and veterans Todd Lodwick and I having our best jumps of the week to keep the team in the mix but it was Taylor who delivered by maximizing his jump after getting such abysmal conditions in his first attempt that the competition jury restarted his round.
Our efforts put us in fifth place and in contention starting 1:02 behind Japan and a mere 0:12 behind Norway, with France and Austria in between. Our strategy was to put Taylor out first, as he has been the fastest skier in the field this year, to try and make up the time and he delivered by reducing the gap to the leaders by 50 seconds and putting Bryan and Todd in position to close the rest. When Todd tagged me in the final leg, we were seven seconds behind a lead group of Japan, Norway and France together with Austria. The strategy to finish the relay is different for each team but most important is that you place the fastest guy with the best ability to sprint at the end.
Basically, I was against everybody's closers. I went out with the plan to catch the gap and then try and sit back and be ready to sprint, but it was apparent that was everybody's plan and the pace slowed. Finally, I took the lead and knew my biggest chance was to try and go hard and wear the others out to soften their legs. Going into the final climb, which seems to decide races here in Val di Fiemme, we were still all five together and so when the Norwegian, Magnus Moan, and the Frenchman, Jason Lamy Chappuis, made their move I went as hard as I could to match the pace and luckily the work I did had tired out the Japanese and Austrian men to where I was able to open a small gap which I held to the line. It was my best race of the year and a historic first world championship relay medal for our team capping off an amazing day by all of us as well as cross-country athletes Kikkan Randall and Jessie Diggins, who won team sprint gold.
Upon reflecting on my last post, it is clear to me that this result is exactly what I am here for: confirmation that we know how to peak for big events and momentum in the form of medals for next year's Olympics in Sochi! Oh, and we have discovered the magic of Stache-Tats ;)


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