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Football Recruits Sign With Cougs
Feb. 6, 2002
PULLMAN, Wash. -- - Washington State University head football coach Mike Price announced Wednesday the signing of 20 high school seniors and four junior college transfers to national letters of intent. Two other recruits are expected to sign in the next day or two, according to the Cougar head coach.
In addition, two new players, both transfers who signed NLI's in December, enrolled at WSU in January, running back Jermaine Green and linebacker Kevin Sperry. Three other players who signed with WSU a year ago also enrolled in January, tight end Troy Bienemann from Mt. View, Calif., defensive lineman Charles Harris from Spokane, and quarterback Josh Swogger from Youngstown, Ohio. All five players will participate in spring drills, which open April 2. The three signees from a year ago will be freshman in the fall, while Green and Sperry are both juniors.
The latest WSU recruiting class includes 11 players from the state of Washington. Seven were named to the Associated Press All-State first team, including Carl Bonnell, a quarterback from Kentwood High who was AP's State's Player of the Year. Four of the Cougars, including Steve Dildine from Bethel High, were named to the Tacoma News Tribune's All-State team. Dildine was the newspaper's State Player of the Year. The TNT also named four of WSU's recruits to their Western 100 list, Bonnell, Cody Boyd from Ferndale High, Eric Frampton from San Jose, Calif., and Jesse Taylor from Woodland Hills, Calif.
Super Prep Magazine named nine Cougars to their All-California and All-Northwest teams, while Boyd and Taylor received votes in the Long Beach Press Telegram's Best in the West poll.
The Seattle Times picked Bonnell, Dildine and Boyd to their All-State first team, with Boyd gaining Blue Chip status. The other 10 in-state recruits were named to their list of Red Chip recruits. Dave Tuengel listed nine Cougar recruits on his All-State teams, including 4-A player of the year Dildine and Hall, the B-11 player of the year.
During Price's press conference Wednesday afternoon, he offered the following comments:
'We had 28 commitments as of December 8. We lost two and went out and picked up two better guys, much better guys. There are a couple of early commitments that also didn't work out.'
'We had some real needs, running backs and linebackers, a long snapper and we lost both tight ends from last year. We picked up, or will, three junior college running backs. At linebacker we picked up one additional jaycee linebacker, not counting the one in school, and three high school players. We also signed a high school offensive lineman who can be a long snapper. He throws the baseball about 90 miles an hour and coach Tim Mooney helped us with Tim Petrick from near Chicago. We also signed a tight end from another school who laid out a year, went to junior college and will get his degree, plus three high school tight ends.'
'The average size of this group is 6-2, 216 pounds, and they run 4.6. Five of the recruits run 4.4, eight run 4.5 and four guys run 4.7. That is the fastest group we have ever had in the history of the school.'
'Our new recruiting coordinator Robin Pflugrad headed this up and we had amazing results.'
'Sammy Moore waffled a little. He is a wide receiver and punt return specialist from Bakersfield. This kid is really a great talent at returns. He has a knack for it. He is a difference maker. He is going to come in and make a difference.'
'Not a lot of freshmen will be impact guys next year. We would like to redshirt most of them. We would like to gray shirt a couple of them (hold enrollment until January, 2003). Charles Harris, Josh Swogger and Troy Bienemann, who started school last month, are also freshmen and really in this class for next fall. We also have another player who walked on in January, Sean O'Connor, and he was a scholarship player in the Pac-10 and eventually did not go to school last year. He's from Redmond High and a big defensive end.'
'These players probably won't play for a year or two. The long snapper has an opportunity to play next year, realistically a lot of these kids will redshirt.'
'All our running backs will have a chance to start next fall. But they all have to finish their classes and get enrolled.'
'I would like to gray shirt Matt Mullenix and Carl Bonnell. I like to do that with our quarterbacks. That gives them an extra semester. This class's quarterback will be Swogger and Bonnell's class will be the next one. He doesn't even know them yet. Bonnell may take a couple of classes in the fall and live with his brother, who is on our team. I think this is in the best interest of both Bonnell and Mullenix. Mullenix is tall and is going to be a big guy who will fill out. He has a motor and will get after people. His future is way ahead of him.'
'We did well at running back. I don't think a lot of schools needed a jaycee running back. It was not as competitive as it is some years. It often is fierce. They need to go someplace where they can play. Usually we recruit three and get one. This year we got all three.'
'The two late signees were Odell Howard from Pomona (Calif.) and Robert Franklin from Texas (Gainesville). Franklin is 6-3,195 pounds, and runs a 4.5. He longs jumps 25-6, which would place in the Pac-10 right now. He will be a two way (sport) player. Howard was a quarterback. He played a little tight end and was a wide receiver in the last two games. He's an athlete. He had 27 rebounds the other night. We did not recruit him just as a tight end or split end. He had been committed to UNLV.'
'Franklin's high school coach had an association with Bob Connelly. He had moved into the community for just one year so no one really know about him. His coach called and said we have a great kid here no one is recruiting. Everyone was recruiting him in track.'
'We are probably looking at Steve Dildine as a linebacker. I think he is going to fill out and be bigger. He has great speed. He runs like (Dave) Minnich, a cutter and slasher. He could be a running back. He's not as fluid and smooth because he's only played one year of football. This guy was a motor cross bike rider until his senior year. It was like a gift dropped in from Heaven. We got on him early. A cyclist turned football player is a first for us. But like his dad said, his legs are so strong. He is fast, too.'
'I don't know if we won more battles with bigger schools, that doesn't stick out in my mind. I don't care who is recruiting a guy. I care if our position coach likes him as a player. Then we go in and investigate him. Can he play, can he make it here academically, what kind of kid is he. I don't look at lists. We lost some good kids, but I don't care.'
'Quite a few were in our summer camp. Ten were in summer camp or summer passing league.'
'Our record this year helps. And it helps not having your office in a dorm. Our facilities are improved, look nice, we were winning, the crowds were great, everyone is pepped up, we have a good team coming back, everyone knows that, and our players did a good job hosting these kids. All those things made it smoother.'
'Mkristo Bruce, what an athlete. He started out in the quarterback group at camp. He will hit you and runs like a deer. He is a tall, skinny kid who will fill out and be a man someday. He is a scholar-athlete, a great person. I don't know where he will play. We are listing him as an athlete. It will depend on how much he fills out.'
'The one thing I am surprised about is more kids didn't change their minds after the early commitments. We really only had three kids who really backed out. Recruiting is always competitive, but from the schools in our conference I can't remember a negative recruiting instance. We don't cheat, we don't lie and we don't bad mouth each other in the Pac-10. Hey, we lost a couple of guys. But like I said, I think we got better kids to replace them.'
'We have three offensive linemen, Hollison, Petrick and Mihlhauser. That's pretty good for us and you throw Charles Harris (enrolled last month) in there and we have four. We needed four and we filled that need.'
'If Cody Boyd wants to play basketball, he should be given that opportunity. That wasn't a huge part of his recruiting, but boy can he play basketball. If his grades are up and he wants to play, that's okay with me.'
'We did well in the state of Washington. We did well on the West Side. That Kent valley was very good to me. It is an interesting class. You have the kid from British Columbia, a long snapper from Chicago, a Texan and Josh Swogger from Ohio. It would be nice if we could get our foot in the door in Texas and even Chicago.'
'This is the best recruiting class we've ever had (he laughs). First, I don't think we have ever signed 11 kids from the state of Washington. We are spread out all over the board (positions). We filled all of our needs, even a punt returner and a long snapper. And we did it all before Christmas. But you know, last night I still couldn't sleep. I was up at 2:30 (am), walking around the house.'
'Our baseball coach (Tim Mooney) was recruiting Petrick for baseball.'
'Don Turner from University High School in Spokane wasn't on a lot of recruiting lists, but that guy is a primo athlete. He's as good an athlete as we've had out of Spokane. He's of the mold of Eric Coleman, maybe even faster. I think he is a super find. He committed early so he wasn't recruited by a lot of schools. He can make it happen.'
'I think Turner is a sleeper. So may be Mullenix. We got a lot of sleepers because a lot of them committed early and then said no to the other schools. When the other schools call and the kid says he's going to Washington State, they say they didn't want him anyway.'
'Jesse Taylor is for sure a tight end. Cody Boyd is another one who will probably play tight end. And of course Eddie Robinson. If you are looking for a good all around tight end who can block and catch the ball, its Taylor.'
'Bonnell is 6-3, 195, and runs a 4.4. He runs like a deer. This kid is going to be a big time player some day. He played on a Wing-T team. And his receiving corps wasn't developed yet.'
Among the top honor winners in WSU's latest recruiting class are:
#61 Eric Frampton, db
#103 Jesse Taylor, te
#139 Spencer Hollison, ol
#8 Cody Body, te
#10 Carl Bonnell, qb
#14 Don Turner, wr/db
#15 Wes Rainwater, rb/db
#17 Steve Dildine, rb/db
#18 Chris Jordan, wr/db
Carl Bonnell, qb
Steve Dildine, rb (State POY)
Brian Hall, lb
Chris Jordan, db
Steve Dildine (area POY)
Chris Jordan (second)
Wes Rainwater (second)
Carl Bonnell (second as punter)
Carl Bonnell, qb
Cody Boyd, te
Eric Frampton, db
Jesse Taylor, te
Carl Bonnell, qb (honorable mention)
Cody Boyd, te (honorable mention)
Steve Dildine, lb (honorable mention)
Wes Rainwater, db (honorable mention)
Don Turner, cb (honorable mention)
Carl Bonnell, qb
Steve Dildine, rb
Cody Boyd, te
Scott Davis, lb
Chris Jordan, db
Cody Boyd (one of three)
Carl Bonnell
Mkristo Bruce
Scott Davis
Steve Dildine
Brian Hall
Chris Jordan
Matt Mullenix
Wes Rainwater
Don Turner
Aaron Ware
Carl Bonnell, qb (4-A and All-Class POY)
Steve Dildine, rb (4-A)
Don Turner, db (4-A)
Scott Davis, lb (4-A)
Chris Jordan, wr (4-A honorable mention)
Cody Boyd, te (3-A)
Brian Hall, rb/lb (B-11)
Cody Boyd (5 votes)
Jesse Taylor (3 votes)
Carl Bonnell, qb (4-A)
Steve Dildine, rb (4-A player of the year)
Scott Davis (4-A)
Chris Jordan, db (4-A)
Wes Rainwater, rs (4-A)
Cody Boyd, te (3-A)
Aaron Ware, dl (3-A second team)
Matt Mullenix, lb (1-A)
Brian Hall, rb/lb (B-11 player of the year)
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Spruce Creek High, graduating 1999.
BUTLER COUNTY CC: FRESHMAN (2000-01): Attended Butler County CC in Kansas, where he was coached by ...rushed for 646 yards in eight games and scored three touchdowns...longest run a team-high 60 yards...also caught eight passes for 88 yards, with a long of 56...two kickoff returns for 28 yards...scored 24 points...averaged 95.3 all-purpose yards per game...SOPHOMORE (2001-02): Rushed for 1,010 yards for the Grizzlies as Butler County CC won the Kansas JCCC title with a 15-14 win over Garden City CC...the next week dropped a 31-19 contest to Georgia Military College in the Golden Isles Bowl...scored 72 points with 12 touchdowns, 10 rushing and two receiving...averaged .53 yards per carry...also caught 11 passes for 197 yards, with a long of 38...named by jcfootball.com as the 55th best player in junior college and the number five running back...best games included 29 carries for 168 yards against Coffeyville...rushed for 141 yards against Highland, 135 against Independence, 123 and 104 against Dodge City and 101 against Fort Scott...Butler County has 22 alumni who have played in the FNL, including former Idaho Vandal Mao Tosi and both Skip McClendon and Bruce Perkins at ASU.
WSU CAREER: Enrolled in January, 2002, and will participate in spring drills.
PERSONAL: Jermaine Green.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended North Torrance high, graduating in 1997...three varsity football letters and two each in wrestling and baseball...senior captain in both football and wrestling...as a JUNIOR named to the South Bay League first team and also to the all-area team...team's defensive player of the year...during SENIOR season a repeat selection to the all-league team and defensive player of the year...team MVP winner.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Los Angeles Harbor CC...FRESHMAN year (2001) made 12 sacks and 17 TFL...set team record with 17 tackles in one game and had 14 tackles the previous week...All-Western State Conference first team selection for the Pacific Division, one of seven freshmen named to the team...team's defensive player of the year and team MVP winner...also received All-State and All-America recognition...team finished 5-5 and was the fifth ranked defensive team among California community colleges.
WSU CAREER: Enrolled in January, 2002, and will participate in spring drills...enrolled as a sophomore.
PERSONAL: Kevin Michael Sperry...born 12-19-78 at Inglewood, Calif...parents Bill and Donna Sperry...one brother Robert and two sisters Sandy and Tammy...father played football at Montana State...enjoys spending time with family and friends...took two years off between high school graduation and returning to school in 2000...interested in business.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Seaquam High 2002...competed in football and basketball...football coach Chris Pechet...SENIOR year rated by PacWest Recruiting as the #5 defensive end in the west...named to the conference and provicial all-star team...earned provincial defensive most valuable player honors at defensive end.
PERSONAL: Adam Braidwood...born 06-01-84...parents Bill and Robin Braidwood...two brothers Brian and Scott...interested in English or history at WSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Kamiakin High 2002...also lettered in basketball (3) and track (3)...earned four varsity letters for football coach Craig Beverlin...football team captain senior season...SOPHOMORE season named to the All-Big Nine team at running back...second team linebacker...team and league MVP...as a JUNIOR re-peat all-league honoree as both a linebacker and running back and was co-MVP on defense...All-State selection...SENIOR year a Seattle Times All-State first team pick at linebacker and Red Chip prospect...Associated Press All-State 4-A first team linebacker ...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...the Braves were 7-4 overall and 6-3 in the Big Nine Conference...all-league first team running back and linebacker and league's co-player of the year...selected to participate in the East-West Shrine game...during three-year prep career made 249 tackles and had 26 sacks, seven interceptions and forced 28 fumbles...on offense gained 4,457 rushing yards and scored 61 touchdowns while averaging 6.0 ypc...also caught 42 passes for 592 yards....team was 25-7 his three years.
PERSONAL: Scott William Davis...born 10-19-83...parents Willie and Ann Davis...two brothers Steve and Ryan and one sister Andria.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from DeSales Catholic High 2002...also lettered in basketball and baseball...shortstop and pitcher on baseball team...football coach Mike Spiess for junior and senior seasons...football captain senior year...as a SOPHOMORE coached by Ken Cox...JUNIOR earned All-Southwest B-11 League first team honors...team won the league title, then lost in the State B-11 quarterfinals...baseball team won league and state title...earned a save in the B-11 State championship game...during SENIOR season rushed for 1,437 yards, scored 10 touchdowns, and average 10 tackles per game on defense...also caught 25 passes for 510 yards and six TDs...team was 11-1 overall and won the Southwest B-11 League title at 6-0...the Fighting Irish lost to Willapa Valley 39-18 in the B-11 State title game...named to the Associated Press All-State B-11 first team as both a running back and linebacker...Tacoma News Tribune All-State first team pick...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice at both running back and linebacker and also B-11 Player of the Year...Tri-City Herald all-area pick at linebacker...all-league first team running back.
PERSONAL: Brian Wesley Hall...born 07-04-83...parents Ricky and Janice Hall...one sister Darcy...grandfather James Horn played football at Fresno State...interested in an education degree.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Arroyo Grande High 2002...also lettered in track...football coach Jon Huss...JUNIOR year played tackle, center and guard...earned All-Northern League honors...SENIOR year saw action at both center and guard...named lineman of the year in the Northern League and CIF Division IV offensive lineman of the year...All-Southern Section CIF offensive lineman...Los Angeles Times most valuable offensive lineman for Coastal Region.
PERSONAL: Nick Mihlhauser...born 07-06-84...parents Bob and Kathy Mihlauser...one brother Matt and one sister Kristine...father, Bob, played football for UCLA...interested in fire service or computer programming at WSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Liberty High 2002...also has participated in baseball, basketball, wrestling and boxing...football coach Rod Fletcher...as a SENIOR named a Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...team was 2-7 overall...All-Northeast League first team pick as both a linebacker and running back...made 139 tackles.
PERSONAL: Matt Mullenix...born 03-12-84...parents Scott and Vicki Mullenix...father Scott, a police officer, was a linebacker for the Cougars 1974-75 under head coach Jim Sweeney...two sisters Kelsey and Jesse...prep GPA over 3.9...interested in a criminal justice major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Morris High June, 2002...football coach Dan Darlington...also an outstanding baseball pitcher with a 92 mph fastball...JUNIOR year named to the All-Suburban Prairie League first team as a pitcher...also picked to the all-area team...team finished 9-3...as a SENIOR the Redskin football team finished 13-1, losing in the State title game...named to the all-league first team as an offensive tackle and to the all-area second team.
PERSONAL: Billy Petrick...born 04-29-84...parents Bill and Linda Petrick...one brother Zach and one sister Stacey.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Timberline High 2002...competed in football, basketball and baseball...football coach Kevin Young...during JUNIOR season started both ways and was an all-league honoree...7.5 sacks...as a SENIOR named a Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State second team choice...team finished 5-4 overall and 4-4 in the Pacific 9 League standings...all-league first team defensive lineman...had 105 tackles, including 40 solo...also played on the offensive line.
PERSONAL: Aaron Ware...born 12-14-83...parents Kevin and Sharon Ware...one brother Tracy Ball and one sister Michelle Ball...will explore a degree in either business or criminal justice.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Venice High...coached by Angelo Gasca...during JUNIOR year played defensive end, registering 53 tackles and three sacks...as a SENIOR picked by Super Prep Magazine as their #60 prospect in California/Hawaii/Arizona after catching 20 passes in nine games for 486 yards and 12 touchdowns...also named to the Prep Star Magazine All-West team and received All-State recognition.
TULANE CAREER: Attended Tulane, where he was coached by Chris Scelfo...FRESHMAN year (2000-01) saw limited action in six games, including action as a backup tight end...played on the field goal unit and in two tight end sets...no receptions.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Compton Community College for one year while completing work on his degree...did not play football.
WSU CAREER: Will enroll in August, 2002.
PERSONAL: Eddie Robinson...born 05-06-82...mother Denise Joiner...the oldest of five children...interested in a business major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Narbonne High...football coach ...SENIOR year named to the All-Los Angeles City team and was named the league's MVP...led all South Bay rushers with 1,679 yards with 146 carries and scored 22 touchdowns.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended East Los Angeles College...as a FRESHMAN (1999) rushed for 625 yards in six games...transferred to Pasadena CC and sat out the 2000 season...as a SOPHOMORE (2001) rushed for 2,049 yards and 22 touchdowns on 223 carries...and also caught 46 passes for 533 yards and nine TDs...finished with 2,863 all-purpose yards...set the league record with 31 touchdowns, and set a national JC record for single-game all-purpose yards, 515 against Cerritos (353 rushing102 receiving, 60 KO returns), and a California JC record for all-purpose yards in a season...broke the 63-year old (1938) PCC record of 18 touchdowns held by Jackie Robinson...his 515 all-purpose yards broke the mark of 506 by current New York Giant Jason Sehorn, then at Shasta College in 1991...Mission Conference first team pick and league's player of the year...picked by Super Prep Magzine as the #40 junior college player in the nation and their top running back...named to the JC Gridwire All-America first team...All-California Region IV first team pick...during the season had 15 runs of 30 yards or longer, 11 of 40 yards or longer, eight of 53 or longer and five of 62 or longer...in all set school single season records for rushing yards (2,049), all-purpose yards (2,863), touchdowns (31), points (186), most 100-yard rushing games (9), most 200-yard rushing games (4), and highest rushing average (9.2 ypc).
WSU CAREER: Will enroll in August, 2002.
PERSONAL: Jonathon Smith...born 10-19-81.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Kentwood High 2002...competed in baseball and basketball, plus football, were he was coached by Tom Ingles...as a JUNIOR led Kentwood to a 12-2 record and the state semifinals...earned first team All-South Puget Sound League at quarterback...named to the Tacoma News Tribune all-area team...threw a no-hitter in baseball and was named rookie of the year...SENIOR year threw for 1,693 yards passing and 23 touchdowns and ran for an additional 10 touchdowns...picked up over 500 yards on the ground...team finished 13-1 and won the State 4-A title with a 38-24 win over Pasco...finished 7-1 in the South Puget Sound League North race...named by Associated Press as the 4-A Player of the Year and the Player of the Year for all classes in Washington...the #10 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine...Tacoma News Tribune All-State first team pick...also named to the TNT all-area second team as a punter...Seattle Times All-State first team pick...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT...Western 100 pick by the TNT...league first team quarterback and punter...league's offensive back of the year...during three-year career was 37-4 and threw for over 4,300 yards plus 43 touchdowns.
PERSONAL: Carl Bonnell...born 09-20-83...parents Glenn and Theresa Bonnell...one sister Tiffany and one brother Ray, who is a member of the Cougar football team...interested in a management information systems major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Ferndale High 2002...excelled in track, football and basketball during prep career...wants to play for the Cougar basketball team...football coach Vic Randall...during JUNIOR season all-league first team pick as a tight end and second team on defense...caught 22 passes for 470 yards and six scores...SENIOR season named to the Associated Press All-State 3-A team as the tight end...the #8 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine...team finished 9-1 overall and won the Northwest League with a 7-0 mark...Seattle Times All-State first team pick...one of three players selected by the Seattle Times to their Blue Chip list...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...all-league first team tight end and defensive lineman...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT...named to the Western 100 by the TNT...received 5 of a possible 10 votes in the Best in the West poll by the Long Beach Press-Telegram.
PERSONAL: Cody Boyd...born 10-22-83...parents Gary Verstegen and Karen Boyd...one brother Kevin and two sisters Jenny and Jessa...interested in either a criminal justice or engineering major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Liberty High 2002...earned eight letters competing in basketball and track, along with football, where his coach was Steve Valach...as a JUNIOR started at quarterback and linebacker, where he was named honorable mention All-Kingco...SENIOR year named a Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...team finished 4-5 overall and 4-5 in the Kingco Conference...all-league first team pick as a linebacker and the second team quarterback...passed for 718 yards and seven touchdowns while rushing for 602 yards and six touchdowns...nominated to play in All-State game...selected Eastside Journal athlete of the week after leading Liberty to a 17-7 victory over No. 7 Newport.
PERSONAL: Mkristo Bruce...born 10-16-84...mother Julianne Bruce...has three brothers, Mtume, Sheadrah, and Julian, and four sisters, Malaika, Maisha, Timia, and Heaven...interested in communication at WSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Bethel High 2002...participated in baseball and football...football coach Eric Kurie...first football competition since the ninth grade came during SENIOR year when he rushed for 2,265 yards and a state record 45 all-purpose touchdowns...just the 27th player in State history to go over 2,000 yards rushing...team was 12-1 overall and won the South Puget Sound League South race with a perfect 8-0 record...lost to Kentwood in the State playoffs...in the State quarterfinals against South Kitsap rushed for 217 yards and three touchdowns and passes for one TD...selected to the Associated Press All-State 4-a first team...named the #17 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine... Tacoma News Tribune All-State first team pick and all-area team...also area player of the year by TNT...Seattle Times All-State first team pick...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice and 4-A Player of the Year...all-league first team running back and league's back of the year...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT.
PERSONAL: Steve Dildine...born 02-07-84...parents Curtis and Shelly Dildine...enjoys BMX biking competition, which occupied all his spare time until resuming his football career as a high school senior.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Oak Grove High 2002...as a JUNIOR rushed for 17 touchdowns and was an all-league pick...SENIOR season team was 8-3...missed five games with a broken collar bone, but still had 30 tackles in six games...selected by Super Prep Magazine as the #61 prospect in California/Hawaii/Nevada...named to the Western 100 by the Tacoma News Tribune.
PERSONAL: Eric Frampton...born 02-06-84...father Arnold Framtpon...interested in computer science major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Gainesville High 2002...competed in basketball and track, as well as football, where he was coached Mark Copeland...JUNIOR season attended Chapel Hill High, hauling in eight passes for 98 yards and two touchdowns...finished third in the state in the long jump with a mark of 24 feet two inches...ranked 14th in the nation in the 200 meter at the Junior Olympics...as a SENIOR attended Gainevsille High and was named offensive MVP for the 8-2 Bulldogs...first team all-area as a wide receiver and kick returner...caught 19 passes for 477 yards and six touchdowns...also had 12 rushing attempts for 207 yards...returned two kickoffs for touchdowns.
PERSONAL: Robert Franklin...born 09-05-82...parents Robert Franklin and Sharon Mills...has three brothers, Damon, Ricardo, and Israel, and a sister, Shanikwa...interested in physical therapy at WSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Kentlake High 2002...standout in both football and basketball...football coach Mark Torgerson...JUNIOR campaign was named second team All-South Puget Sound League as a defensive back and All-Area by the South County Journal...was part of the state championship Falcon 4x100 relay team...as a SENIOR in his first full year as a starter, led the league with 20 yards per reception, finishing with 34 catches...also had three interceptions and was the league's player of the year on defense...also a punter (38.8 average) and kicker (25 PATs, two field goals)...team finished 4-5 overall and 3-5 in the South Puget Sound League North race...named to the Associated Press All-State 4-A honorable mention team as a wide receiver...the #18 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine...Tacoma News Tribune All-State first team pick and TNT's all-area second team selection...Seattle Times All-State first team pick on defense...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...all-league first team wide receiver and defensive back and league's defensive back of the year.
PERSONAL: Chris Jordan...born 03-28-83...parents Russell Jordan and Shaun Linse...three sisters, Janell, Maya and Ayanna...interested in WSU's marketing program.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Pomona High 2002...three-sport standout in football, basketball, and baseball...played football for John Capraro...JUNIOR season was named to the Inland Valley all-league team and All-CIF in football...also had an excellent season in basketball, earning Miramonte League player of the year honors...SENIOR season was named to the All-San Gabriel Valley team by the Los Angeles Times at quarterback...threw for 1,085 yards, including 10 touchdowns against only three interceptions...named Inland Valley player of the year and first team linebacker.
PERSONAL: Odell Kenneth Howard...born 06-07-83...mother Heather Shelton...interested in physical education or kinesiology at WSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Kentridge High 2002...participated in baseball and track along with football, where he was coached by Marty Osborn...as a SENIOR rushed for over 800 yards and had 1,224 all-purpose yards to go with eight touchdowns...in a first-round State playoff game scored twice in the first six minutes, a 22-yard run and a 71-yard punt return...team was 9-2 overall and shred South Puget Sound League North championship with a 7-1 mark...named the #15 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine...Tacoma News Tribune all-area second team pick...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...all-league first team running back and league's special teams MVP winner...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT.
PERSONAL: Wes Rainwater...born 06-07-84...parents David Rainwater and Dayna Recker...three sisters, Lindsey, Morgan and Alexia...interested in a communications major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Chaminade High 2002...football coach Bill Culpepper...as a JUNIOR named to the all-league team as both a right end and linebacker...caught 20 passes for 420 yards and one score, while on defense he had 10 sacks and five forced fumbles...earned All-Mission League honors on offense and defense...prior to SENIOR raised eyebrows when he was named the most outstanding tight end at the Nike Camp in San Diego...caught 25 passes for 325 yards and four touchdowns...earned All-Mission League honors again...named the #103 prospect in California/Hawaii/Nevada by Super Prep Magazine...considered one of the top three tight ends in Southern California...received 3 of a possible 10 votes in the Best in the West poll by the Long Beach Press-Telegram...named to the Western 100 by the Tacoma News Tribune...played in CaliFlorida Bowl and was nominated to play in the Army All-American game.
PERSONAL: Jesse Taylor...born 09-04-84...parents Greg and Beth Taylor...two sisters Jen (attends UCLA) and Kim (plays soccer at Washington)...father played football for UCLA and was a starter in the 1976 Rose Bowl on the offensive line...enjoys bowling and snowboarding...interested in a business major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from University High 2002...as a SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR started at wide receiver and defensive back...was named All-Greater Spokane League first team at both positions...led the Titans to a share of the GSL title...during SENIOR season caught 28 passes for 330 yards and seven touchdowns...also had three interceptions on defense...team was 5-3 overall...in his final prep game caught seven passes for 79 yards...returned one interception for a touchdown and scored twice on kickoff returns...named to the Associated Press All-State 4-A first team as a defensive back...All-Greater Spokane League first team pick...the #14 prospect in the Northwest, according to Super Prep Magazine...Seattle Times Red Chip prospect...all-league first team defensive back...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT.
PERSONAL: Don Turner...born 07-09-83...parents Finis and Tammy Turner...interested in an education major with emphasis on physical education.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Santa Margarita High 2002...JUNIOR season played right tackle and finished with 27.5 decleaters, the ninth best mark in school history...earned All-Serra League honors on the offensive line...also played defense, registering at least two tackles in every game...team captured Serra League title...as a SENIOR named by Super Prep Magazine as their #139 prospect in California/Hawaii/Nevada...racked up 37.5 decleaters, fourth-best in school history, and giving him the career record in that category with 67...repeat pick on the All-Serra League squad...paved the way for a running game that averaged over 200 yards per game and won another Serra League title...protected three Division I-A quarterbacks during his three-year stint as a starter for the Eagles, including Chris Rix of Florida State, Matt Dlugolecki of Illinois, and Marshall Tharpe of Colorado State...played at the same high school as former Cougar strong safety Billy Newman...started at right tackle in the CaliFlorida Bowl.
PERSONAL: Spencer Hollison...born .02-15-84...parents Ron and Debbie Hillison...one sister Whitney...uncle, Rick Jones, played fullback for the Cincinatti Bengals and New York Jets in the early 1970's.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduates from Banning High 2002...also lettered in basketball...coached by Rich McClure...as a JUNIOR was named first team All-De Anza in football and basketball...earned All-CIF honors at defensive back...spent time playing a variety of positions, including, defensive back, linebacker, defensive end, and wide receiver...as a SENIOR earned first team All-De Anza honors in football as a defensive back for the Broncos...repeat selection on the All-CIF team.
PERSONAL: Flamingo Malone...born 07-18-83...parents Vernon Griffin and Elaine Thompson...one brother James and one sister Spakle...undecided on academic area of interest.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Westwood High...started for three years in football...also competed in track...as a JUNIOR won the state long jump title...SENIOR year received All-State honors and was an honorable mention All-America pick by USA Today...caught 41 passes for 869 yards...in final two prep seasons caught 79 passes for 1,360 yards, returned seven kickoffs for touchdowns, took two reverses in for scores and scored twice on interception returns...named to the Western 100 by the Tacoma News Tribune and was their #7 wide receiver...repeat winner of the Arizona long jump championship...Super Prep Magazine selection as the #60 prospect in California/Hawaii/Arizona and a Super Prep Magazine All-American as their #31 receiver...Prep Star Magazine named him to their All-West team as their #4 receiver.
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Seeing is Believing is an experimental art and science collaborative project that simulates a type of chronic pain called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). Through a one-on-one interaction between the artist and a participant, the interactive performance installation conveys a metaphorical experience of persistent pain by manipulating each participant's multisensory experience using the latest technologies – Virtual Reality, Mediated Reality and a custom-built device.
Seeing is Believing is an exercise to demonstrate, contrary to the common belief that pain reflects only the amount of tissue damage, that the brain can still produce perceptions of pain even in the absence of physical injury. It is also an artistic way of externalising an inherently internal experience, so that the audience can experience something of what it is like to have CRPS. Please note that this artwork is designed not to give pain to you, the participant, however it may or may not involve various types of discomfort depending on your response.
This project is a direct result of the artist's prestigious residency grants support – Synapse residency (Australian Network for Art and Technology) and Amplify Your Art (Accessible Arts) - which assisted the artist to research with world renown pain scientists at Body In Mind (BIM) at the University of South Australia, and Centre for Pain Research, Education and Management at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA).
You will be asked to fill in a questionnaire before your participation so please arrive 10-15min earlier. The information you provide will assist the artist's performance to be appropriately tailored to your experience. If you have persistent pain, the artist highly recommends you make a double session – by registering two 30-minute sessions consecutively.
The experience for participants
Your interaction with the artist will take approximately 30 minutes through two stages. Meant to be immersive and somewhat provocative, aspects of this installation may be confronting.
Stage 1: A fun Mediated Reality experience using a machine called the MIRAGE to distort your hands on the screen in a manner that is incongruent to what the actual hands are doing.
Stage 2: A Virtual Reality experience that simulates an artistic interpretation of CRPS through a combination of visual, physical and auditory stimuli.
The artist's performance throughout will be friendly and empathetic to make sure that the experience is positive. There will be gentle touches on your hands and head from the artist. If you are unsure about the appropriateness of the exhibit for you, and would like more details of what is involved and how it might affect you personally, then please check the list of health conditions provided in the Disclosure which will be handed out to you upon arrival. Alternatively you can contact the artist or the gallery. The performance can be stopped at a moment's notice, so if at any time you feel uncomfortable and do not wish to continue simply give the word and it will stop.
Why is this important?
Pain is invisible, yet it is a very real experience for the people living with it. Pain is difficult to communicate using simple words, and we often have to draw on metaphors to try and describe it, but even those fall short as pain is a complex, individual, subjective, and sensory cognitive experience. This experience is highly affected by the biological-psychological-social environment of the individual. People in long-term pain often live in silent isolation, as often there aren't enough adequate validation modes available for people with persistent pain.
The purpose of this project is to raise the awareness and understanding of persistent pain in a diverse group of audiences through an immersive whole-body experience.
Key collaborators
Dr. Tasha Stanton, Dr Valeria Bellan, Professor Lorimer Moseley (Clinical Neuroscientists, Body In Mind, University of South Australia)
Dr Roger Newport, Dr Hayley Thair (Neuropsychologists, University of Nottingham)
Dr James McAuley and his team (Centre for Pain Research, Education and Management at Neuroscience Research Australia)
Technical assistance
Dr. Andrew Burrell (New Media artist)
Meisha Stevens (Acoustic engineer)
Matthew Bolton (Architect)
Corey Stewart (Mechatronic Engineer), Tom Hazell (Electrical Engineer)
This project is generously supported by Synapse Residency 2015 (Australian Network for Art and Technology); devolved funding administered by Accessible Arts (AARTS) on behalf of the Lifetime Care and Support Authority (LTCSA); and Arts NSW and Aging, Disability and Home Care's Amplify Your Art Program, a devolved funding program administered by Accessible Arts on behalf of the NSW Government.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Please contact the artist, Eugenie Lee via email@example.com
Alternatively please contact the gallery, email@example.com or (08) 87 23 9566
Are there minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Yes. The project is not suitable for age under 5. Children over 6 will need signatures from a parent's or a guardian's consent form provided at the gallery.
Is this suitable for everyone?
The project may not be suitable for people with severe psychiatric disorders as the experience involves immersive moving images and sensory cognitive manipulations.
This exhibit may need to be altered for you with the following health conditions, please let the artist know upon arrival:
- Epilepsy
- Claustrophobia
- Anxiety disorder and/or history of panic attacks
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Severe skin conditions affecting the hands, including eczema, psoriasis or other skin conditions (e.g. with open wounds)
- Reduced sensation of your hands, such as neuropathy or damage to your nerves, multiple sclerosis.
- Current hand pain or a history of persistent hand pain
- Heart conditions
- Metal implants in the hand
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
If you have concerns about any medical condition not detailed above please do not hesitate to ask for more information by contacting the artist any time, or at the gallery prior to the participation.
Is this wheelchair-friendly?
Yes. However in Stage 1 with the Mirage machine this will depend upon their ability to sit upright/lean forward and also the height of their chair arms.

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The heavy rain which fell more than a week ago made for some interesting conversations over the last days, as folks talked about just how much water they had in the basement.
The heavy rain which fell more than a week ago made for some interesting conversations over the last days, as folks talked about just how much water they had in the basement. For some it was a huge challenge, as they had to trudge knee deep in water that, in some cases, included more than just water, and for others the complaining was set aside as they worked to clean up their own basements and then moved on to help others. The Krause home had some water in the basement, and because I had to be at work, the family had to vacuum out and dry up things. When they finished, they joined others at our church in Echo to help clean up there. As I drove from place to place around town over the weekend, there were times when entire blocks looked as if they were hosting garage sales, but in fact what they were doing was attempting to dry out the items they had stored in their basement which were soaked by the water that flowed into their homes. I made a comment to a couple of people wondering aloud why we keep storing our valuable possessions in our basements, when we know there is the chance for them to get ruined on a regular basis. Yes, I know basements are a great storage area, and, for many, the basement is a cooler environment where one enjoys relaxing. Even I have far too many items, including all of my books for goodness sake, in the basement. Yes, we are all taking a risk, but I guess that's part of what it means to be a homeowner in this part of the world. After all, we can't just use that entire area below ground as a storm shelter, especially when it is pouring outside. … Over the next several weeks, we are all going to be inundated with propaganda from politicians seeking our vote, in advance of the primary election which is being held Aug. 12. In most years, the primary is not a huge event, but for those seeking to have their name on the ballot representing the Republican party in the race for governor, this is going to be a very important time. While turnout is traditionally low during a primary, those candidates know the trends, and over time the data shows people in rural areas of Minnesota tend to vote more often in a primary election compared to those from larger, more metro areas. I have already observed how this is going to play out, as the politicians have been sending me e-mails just about every day, and a couple have even stopped by the office. This past Friday, Bill Kuisle, who is running for lieutenant governor on the Jeff Johnson ticket, stopped in the office in the morning, and that afternoon, Marty Seifert made another stop by the office to talk. Seifert stuck around and walked in the community parade. I also saw him Saturday at the parade in Milroy. I want to encourage you to learn about the candidates and then to let your voice be heard in the primary election in August. Try and have some fun this political season, because either way they're coming.


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Ofcom Radio pokes at potential pirates
Frequency don't come for free
Londoners can now tune into Ofcom's own radio station, which is transmitting for a week or two to let people know they shouldn't be.
The station is transmitting across the South Bank on 87.7MHz, with a message explaining what a terrible thing pirate radio is, and reminding listeners that they can hire the frequency for their own events if they feel inclined.
In south London 87.7MHz is reserved for a Restricted Service Licence - a short term licence (up to 28 days) for anyone who fancies broadcasting radio coverage linked to a specific event or to have a go at running a radio station (commercial and community operations often start that way). Right now no one is so the regulator decided to take to the airwaves itself.
Not that one should leap to grab a microphone - Associated Broadcast Consultants reckon its first Restricted Service operation cost £11,000 including the assorted licences, royalty payments and kit needed (though some of that could have been hired).
If you're an advertising agency, political party or the Welsh Assembly then you won't get a licence anyway, so don't bother applying. Convicted pirate broadcasters can't apply either, though some stations have made the transition to legality.
Convictions of pirate broadcasters are very rare; confiscating the equipment takes the station off the air and is much cheaper than pursuing individuals though the courts. But Ofcom never misses an opportunity to remind the public how pirate broadcasters are really gun-running, drug-dealing ne'er-do-wells. ®


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Edit Grinsphun
Born: March 2, 1922
Chisinau, Romania
Edit, the eldest of two children born to a Jewish family, was raised in Bulboaca, a Romanian village of 2,000 people. Her father was a farmer, and he also worked in the town's railway office. Edit attended public school for four years and then, at age 11, went to the nearby town of Bendery for high school.
1933-39: In Bendery, my parents rented a room for me near the school. We studied several foreign languages, but we weren't taught politics--they said that politics was bad for our minds. In 1937 a fascist government came to power in Romania and pogroms against Jews broke out. At school, a list of Jewish students was made in preparation for purging the school of Jews. But King Carol II ousted the fascists before we could be expelled.
1940-45: When Germany invaded the USSR in 1941, I fled east, but the Germans overtook me in Pervomaysk. For months I hid, and then crossed a frozen river to the Romanian-occupied side. Barefoot, I traversed the ice on my hands and knees. Several more months passed, and I began to feel that I couldn't go on running and hiding. I approached a Romanian policeman: "Do what you want. I don't have the guts to kill myself." He replied coldly, "There's a death camp at Otmechetka, but it's not finished. I can't send you yet."
Edit was deported to a forced-labor camp in Transnistria. She was liberated by the Red Army in 1944. After the war, Edit lived in Odessa. She emigrated to America in 1990.


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NEW YORK – Manti Te'o is headed to San Diego.
The Notre Dame All-America linebacker was chosen sixth in the second round by the Chargers, drawing a loud roar from the fans at Radio City Music Hall.
Te'o, who led the Fighting Irish to the national championship game, was projected as a first-rounder last year.
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WASHINGTON — — If it sounds like the debates in Congress have devolved into those of teenagers, it's because they have.
Discourse in the House and Senate has dropped a full grade level — to the equivalent of high school sophomore, according to a new study.
Call this the dumbing down of Congress in a partisan age. Or a shift to plain-spoken populism ignited by the new class of tea party Republicans.
But what has become clear in the new research is that the soaring oratory that once filled the floors of the House and Senate with million-dollar diction and sophisticated syntax is making way for a more modest approach.


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Kohl's (NYSE:KSS) said on Thursday it posted a 13.3% jump in January same-store sales, well above Wall Street expectations.
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The department-store operator, which did not update its fourth-quarter guidance, said online purchases surged 59% during the month. Same-store sales exceeded the 3.1% increase that analysts expected.
"Our January performance allowed us to accomplish our goal of clearing seasonal merchandise and we are happy with the balance and strength of our inventory across regions and categories as we enter fiscal 2013," Kohl's chief executive Kevin Mansell said in a statement.
Kohl's provided additional comments in a prerecorded message that said average transaction value was down slightly. Stores implemented price cuts last month, fueling store traffic but cutting into the company's bottom line.
Shares of Kohl's were down 83 cents, or 1.79%, in morning trading Thursday. As of Wednesday's market close, the stock is up 9.5% in the last 30 days but down 5.75% over the last 12 months.


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JACKSON COUNTY - Both Ripley and Ravenswood fell to ranked football teams tonight as "The Hatchet" game looms next Friday for county bragging rights. The annual brawl will likely have playoff implications for the Red Devils.
David Gray rushed for two touchdowns as Class A No. 2 Saint Marys (8-0) pitched a 12-0 shutout versus No. 15 Ravenswood (5-3) at Flinn Field.
Ripley (2-7) played at class AAA No. 4 George Washington (8-1) and fell 34-14 despite a 161 yard rushing effort from Viking RB Jake Martin.


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With the BlackBerry® Messenger (BBM™) v6.0 client now officially launched, we're excited to announce that the BlackBerry® Partners Fund's 2011 BlackBerry® Developers Challenge has just opened submissions for the 'Most Addictive Social App Using the BBM Social Platform' competition*! You can now test the apps you've been creating with the BlackBerry® Messenger SDK against the gold release of the BBM v6.0 client and submit them to the competition. If you haven't created an app yet that integrates BBM features, you still have time to get to work. Submissions for the BBM competition close September 23rd and we've compiled a list of resources to help you get started:
Three-part webcast series: 'Integrating with the BBM Social Platform, One Step at a Time'
- Step 1: Viral Distribution and the BBM Contact List
- Step 2: User Profile and Custom Profile Box
- Step 3: BBM Chat and Embedding Chat within your App
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- Visit the BlackBerry Messenger Social platform landing page to download the latest BBM™ SDK and documentation. You can find the BBM v6.0 gold client in the BlackBerry App World™ storefront.
- Twitterview with Research In Motion® (RIM®) development experts on @BlackBerryDev – Tuesday August 2nd at 2:30pm EDT. Bring your BBM questions!
We look forward to seeing your creative ideas come to life through your apps! Submit your app to the 'Most Addictive Social App Using the BBM Social Platform' competition today and be among the first to be considered for an incentive prize package (see the terms and conditions). For more information on this year's BlackBerry Developer Challenge, see http://www.blackberry.com/developers/challenge.


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Amanda Seyfried and Anne Hathaway Slammed as Forgettable by Manolo Blahnik
Amanda Seyfried and Anne Hathaway are both critically acclaimed box office beauties, but the Les Miserables costars have failed to make an impression on Manolo Blahnik. In the March issue of Interview, the 70-year-old shoe designer argues that the actresses pale in comparisons to veteran stars like Sherilyn Fenn and Lara Flynn Boyle.
After a recent encounter with Salma Hayek, Blahnik had a revelation. "She's a sweet girl, beautiful. I love that," he says. "This is what I really love: Where are those girls?"
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Blahnik continues, "I was looking the other day, Lara Flynn Boyle in Twin Peaks and that other girl Sherilyn Fenn -- they're old-school girls like Elizabeth Taylor, and I think that's so fabulous. David Lynch is demode now, if you look at his films. I looked at them the other weekend. I said, 'I'm going to stay in bed, I can't take anymore.' And so I watched the whole series of Twin Peaks. I was in heaven. And I realized how bad it is."
The next day, Blahnik watched the 1962 film L'eclisse starring Alain Delon and Monica Vitti. "Changed my world," he says. "What a glamorous and modern film. This is what a genius is -- the thing of a genius. The dresses, the tiny heels, the Cardin look, the boys dressed up as Italian gigolos -- it was divine, very modern."
"I saw these girls like Sherilyn Fenn and Lara Flynn Boyle that should be working now instead of these anonymous girls. They're all the same. I don't even know Amanda Seyfried or whatever -- they're all the same!" Blahnik complains. "I try to remember—the only one I remember is Julia Roberts because she's particular. Anne Hathaway . . . Pretty? Yes. Wonderful actress? Yes. But, I mean, I don't even remember her. What is it about her?"
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When interviewer Tim Blanks argues that Hathaway "was very good as Cat Woman in The Dark Night Rises," Blahnik agrees. "I'm not saying she's ot beautiful or a great actress," he explains. "I just don't remember her."
VIDEO: Sacha Baron Cohen mocks Anne Hathaway
Despite Blahnik's disdain for stars like Hathaway and Seyfried, they continue to work steadily. Hathaway is vying for the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Oscars on Feb. 24, and Seyfried is earning raves for her portrayal of porn star Linda Lovelace in the biopic Lovelace, in theaters June 28.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Amanda Seyfried and Anne Hathaway Slammed as Forgettable by Manolo Blahnik


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I see a lot of similarity between being successful with music and being successful at work.
I've always had a passion for music—singing, jamming with bands, and, most recently, songwriting.
The same skills of teamwork, time management and discipline that apply to songwriting and working with a band also apply at work, especially when you are overseeing a team.
At my employer, Accenture, we formed a band as part of a special-interest group initiative. I started this group, approaching my boss with the idea, and then we recruited other people at our office who were interested.
We have found that a lot of our employees have many outside talents, and, for many, that includes music.
Seeing people connect through music and sharing this experience with my work colleagues is really rewarding for me.
Helping other women at work
Connecting with co-workers—whether it's through music or another common interest—is critical to being productive and enjoying work.
In Singapore today, I find that it's less challenging for women in the workplace compared to the past. A lot of successful women have already paved the way for us in the workplace.
Having said that, many years ago, at a previous employer, I had to deal with inappropriate behavior directed toward me as a woman. Overcoming that problem made me stronger and gave me self-confidence. I have shared this experience and try to help other women who have had similar experiences.


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Speech Archive
This page contains speeches by former Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. and speeches by former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
January 27, 2016
Remarks prepared for Acting Secretary of Education, John King, for The National Action Network's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Breakfast.
Thank you, Reverend Sharpton.
January 21, 2016
Thank you very much, Ms. Suliman, for that kind introduction. Good afternoon, everybody.
January 6, 2016
Thank you so much. It's good to be home. I will say a couple of things before I start. First off, Christina (Waters). I met her, I recall meeting her when she was in the hospital fighting for her life. She had gone through elementary school to Ariel Community Academy. Great student. Fantastic basketball player. (Inaudible). Was going in a couple of days to college to compete. Was at a church social and was shot there in the head. Don't know why. Don't know by whom.
December 14, 2015
Thank you so much. I think all that applause might be for the last speech part of what she said so. I'm honored to be here. It might not quite be my last speech and I'll keep it pretty brief.
November 12, 2015In a speech at Burke High School in Boston, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discussed the progress states and districts have seen in the last six years in partnership with the Department's signature programs and policies, including Race to the Top, School Improvement Grants and Elementary and Secondary Education Act flexibility.
September 30, 2015In a speech at the National Press Club, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan called on state and local governments to invest in schools instead of jails. It's about setting a different direction as a society, a different priorityone that says we believe in great teaching early in our kids' lives, rather than courts, jails and prisons later.
July 27, 2015Secretary of Education Arne Duncan laid out his vision for America's higher education system of the future. Duncan noted that while more students are graduating college than ever before at our nation's world-class colleges and universities, for far too many students, the nation's higher education system isn't delivering what they need and deserve.
June 29, 2015
Speaking from the perspective of a father of two young children, Secretary Arne Duncan described a set of educational rights that should belong to every family in America at the National PTA Convention in Charlotte, NC. These foundational family rights can unite everyone who works to ensure that students are prepared to thrive in school and in life. The set of rights follows the educational journey of a student—from access to quality preschool; to engagement in safe, well-resourced...
June 13, 2015
Good afternoon!
Thank you for that kind introduction, Sidney—and best of luck at Howard University this fall!
I'm sorry to say that we're just giving out diplomas today and not tickets for cruises, bowling, or Busch Gardens—apparently you got enough of that this year.
May 14, 2015
Thank you, Dr. McCallin for the warm welcome. It is a pleasure to share the platform with you and Ms. Peña.
Thank you both for your leadership, and for all that Colorado's community colleges do to help studentsfrom every walk of lifefulfill their tremendous potential.
The proof is right herein the remarkable men and women who have earned their degrees and certificates today.


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Venus, Jupiter conjunction January 31, 2008
Conjunctions are fun, everyone can enjoy them, just walk outside your house to view the gems in the sky, no equipment required. Some upcoming conjunctions are,
1. February 27, Venus and Mercury; dawn sky.
2. March 24, Venus and Mercury again; dawn sky.
3. September 11, Venus and Mars; dusk.
After a 2 month delay Shuttle Atlantis is set to launch Thursday February 7th. at 2:45 EST, that is as long as a bent hose for the Shuttle's radiator cooling system checks out okay. Shuttle Atlantis's main mission is to deliver and install the ESA's Columbus laboratory, if you can, check out NASA TV , they have cameras everywhere during the launch, very cool to watch.


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Men who suffer from erectile dysfunction often turn to ED drugs to help them engage in sexual activity. It is not unusual for them to have questions about these medications, including Levitra. Compiled here are some of the most common questions asked by men and answers to help make informed decisions about effective ED treatments.
How does Levitra work as a medication?
All PDE5 inhibitors work by increasing the flow of blood to the penis so that an erection is possible. A chemical reaction is induced to allow this to occur. Sexual stimulation is required to actually achieve an erection. This medication helps you maintain an erection during intercourse.
What possible side effects could come from taking Levitra?
As with any ED medication, the potential for side effects increases if you suffer from other high-risk medical conditions such as heart disease and high or low blood pressure. Any man who uses this medication may experience side effects that include headaches, nausea, or facial flushing. On rare occasions, men who have taken this drug have experienced erections that lasts more than four hours or vision impairments.
Once I take this medication will I immediately achieve an erection?
You will only achieve an erection after you are sexually stimulated. This type of medication does not automatically produce erections. It is intended to help you get an erection when you are engaged in sexual activity.
Will I know whether this is the best ED medication for me to use?
You should consult with a physician who will review your medical history and gather information about your impotency to help make sure this is the best treatment for your ED. Determining if this drug is right for you involves your current health status as well as what you expect from the drug.
Once I have taken this medication how often will I be able to have sex?
You should only take one pill a day which typically works for up to four hours. Most men who use this drug experience one successful erection during this time period although some report being able to achieve multiple erections with a single dose.
Is using online pharmacies to buy ED medication a safe thing to do?
As long as the pharmacies are reputable, you should not have to worry about counterfeit Levitra. If you suspect you have received counterfeits do not take the drugs as they can be dangerous. Legitimate pharmacies sell Levitra exactly as it is manufactured by Bayer/GlaxoSmithKline.


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OpenXava 4.2.3 released
NaviOX 2012v3 released
December 5, 2012
NaviOX 2012v3 has the next new features:
- Customizable welcome page for sign in.
- Customizable first steps page for the first time execution, to improve first-run experience.
- Added the properties givenName, familyName, jobTitle, middleName, nickName and birthDate to User.
- Users.getCurrentUserInfo() from OpenXava works.
- All labels and messages in English, Spanish and Catalan.
First-run experience
Ignoring the blank slate stage is one of the biggest mistakes you can make. The blank slate is your app's first impression and you never get a second...well, you know. (from Getting Real)
We want that NaviOX gives you a good impression, but also that your applications give to your customers a good first impression. So, we have improved the blank slate stage for NaviOX.
Now, when you try to sign in you get the next screen:
In this way, we do a little introduction to our application. Really, this is not the blank slate because we present this screen always not just the first time. In previous NaviOX versions the first-run after login only shows a blank page with no links on top. Now, the user gets a first steps page, like this:
This is a good place to show the user how to start with your application. You can modify these pages editing welcome.jsp and firstSteps.jsp files in the web/naviox folder of your project.
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3 injured in traffic crash near Seeley Lake
February 18, 2013
Three men on Tuesday night were taken to the hospital — one by Med Evac helicopter — after a crash north of Greeley near Seeley Lake.
A man was driving a 1995 Honda Civic near the intersection of AA Street and 35th Avenue about 5:30 p.m. when he lost control of the car and collided with a power pole, said Colorado State Patrol spokesman Trooper Nate Reid. Those in the car waited for about 15 minutes as Xcel Energy turned the power off before responders could reach them, he said.
While all three men in the crash were transported to North Colorado Medical Center — the driver by Med Evac helicopter — Reid said their injuries did not seem life-threatening.
The names and hometowns of those in the crash were not immediately available.


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About South Coast
The South Coast: A Good Bet For Your Pet
The South Coast of New South Wales is one of Australia's most pet-friendly holiday destinations, with numerous amenities to welcome your horse, dog, or cat. Discover a series of dog-friendly beaches with off-lead areas, spacious reserve and national parks with dedicated horse riding trails.
After action-packed days, unwind at a cafe or restaurant with your pet. The South Coast is home to a variety of eateries that accommodate animals, including several establishments listed in the Australian Good Food Guide.
When it comes to holiday rentals, you needn't worry - there are ample self-contained, pet-friendly apartments and homes on the South Coast.
Dog-Friendly Beaches
Many beaches along the South Coast are dog-friendly, with designated off-leash sections at various times of the day, usually in the evening from 4pm to 8pm. Huskisson's Main Beach is a great place to bring the whole family and let your dog off its lead. There are calm waters for swimming and opportunities to snorkel or fish close to shore. Locals jogging on the sand with their dogs are a common sight.
Cormorant Beach at Bawley Point is another popular dog-friendly beach, as well as a favourite surfing destination. Meanwhile, Culburra Beach offers an expansive off-leash area along its foreshore reserve. Let the kids swim in the calm waters of this patrolled beach while you walk the dog.
Off-Lead Parks and Reserves
Almost each town on the South Coast has an off-leash area where you can play with your furry friend. Let your dog run free on the shores of the Shoalhaven River within the River Road Reserve. The off-lead area, between the boat ramp and wharf, is accessible 24 hours a day.
If you are staying near Swan Lake, head to the lake's foreshore. The stretch between two of the boat ramps is an off-leash zone, available to dogs and their owners from the early evening until the next morning. Times of use vary depending on the season, so make sure to check in advance.
If you're holidaying further inland with your pet, you can go to the Berry Sporting Complex, which offers ample outdoor space for dogs to run around.
Pet-Friendly Cafes and Restaurants
There are numerous pet-friendly cafes and restaurants on the South Coast, most of which are located in Shoalhaven and Kiama. Several dining establishments listed in the Australian Good Food Guide welcome canine friends.
There are 9 AGFG restaurants in the Shoalhaven region and 6 in Kiama, ranging from family eateries to gourmet dining experiences. Visit the AGFG website's pet-friendly offerings to choose a restaurant. Soon, you'll be sitting on a terrace overlooking the water while your furry friend enjoys a refreshing bowl of water.
Horse Riding Trails on the South Coast
If you're bringing your horse to the South Coast, you will be able to ride along an almost endless series of paths. Start off at South East Forest National Park. Navigate the park's trails to discover the area's changing scenery as you advance along the coast and further inland.
The horse riding paths go through forests and over rolling hills, stopping and scenic lookouts with views over neighbouring mountain peaks. Hop off your horse and have a picnic at one of the many clearings or designated picnic spots. Please note, some paths are shared with bushwalkers.
Kangaroo Valley also boasts a number of horse riding trails, which lead up mountains and through rainforests. Venture up to mountain peaks on horseback to take in 360 degree views over the South Coast's hinterland.
Getting to the South Coast
Accessing your holiday accommodation on the South Coast is usually quite straightforward, even when you travel with your pet. If you are driving from Sydney, you can take the scenic route down the coast. Otherwise, you can fly in to one of the regional airports from most major Australian cities - just inquire about airline policies for bringing pets onboard.


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Moderators: Captain Ned, emkubed
red0510 wrote:I'm listening to the neighbors next door having a loud party.
Fricking inconsiderate bastards.
Daveburt714 wrote:Sure your alot younger than me Grumpy... But Rap is too
repetative to me... Some of the Old Snoop and DMX was Ok...
rogue426 wrote:Captain Ned wrote:Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans
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Page rendering performance and frequently occurring crashes addressed in today's update
Chrome Beta has been updated in Google Play this afternoon, and along with the usual (and often cryptic) fixes and enhancements, this version was specifically updated with an "Improvement to page rendering performance." Here's the full list of changes, because we know some of you are into that sort of thing.
- 179250: Black screen during load on Huawei tablets
- 224379: Cannot scroll images after zooming in
- 226193: Blue line displayed below the omnibox
- Improvement to page rendering performance
- Fixes for some frequently occurring crashes
We don't post every time a beta version of an app gets updated, but we know more than a few folks are concerned with things like improvements to page rendering performance -- we know we are. You can update, or grab the beta from the Google Play link above.


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In this activity, teams of learners will model how scientists and engineers design and build spacecraft to collect, store, and transmit data to Earth. Teams will design a system to store and transmit topographic data of the Moon and then analyze... (View More) that data and compare it to data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. (View Less)
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This is an activity about mission planning. Learners will use the roles of a navigation team, spacecraft, comet, Earth, and Sun to simulate how mission planners design a spacecraft/comet rendezvous. This activity requires at least four active... (View More) participants and a large open space. Includes mathematics extensions. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about solar system exploration. Learners will understand that combining information gathered by a variety of robots gives us a more comprehensive understanding of our solar system. Learners will explore a planet made up of a... (View More) combination of materials while simulating the perspective of different missions: pre-launch reconnaissance, fly-by, orbit, and landing. Learners will record and share their observations. Requires the book "Seven Blind Mice" by Ed Young. This is lesson 8 of 16 in the MarsBots learning module. This lesson is adapted from "Strange New Planet," an activity in the "Mars Activity Book." (View Less)
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One only need look to the winner's table for the last decade and lack of dominance by English clubs at the highest level of European club competition is sobering. Since 1999 there have been 3 titles won by English Premier League teams, Liverpool in 2005 and Manchester United in 1999 and 2008. The remaining title winners are as follows, AC Milan 2003, 2007; Real Madrid 2000, 2002; Barcelona 2006; Bayern Munich 2001; Porto 2004. With the spoils evenly spread across Italy, Spain and England, throwing in a surprise or two from Germany and Portugal, why is it the English media continue to ride a hype campaign for HMS Britainnia?
Ownership and managerial woes are beginning to appear infectious for the EPL and proposed European dominance comes at a time of economic downturn across the continent but especially at home. Major clubs who regularly vie for glory are facing huge bugetary constraints, part and parcel to their borrowing on future earning. Liverpool in particular have been put on notice by ownership new transfers-in are contingent on transfers-out.
Although all four English sides in the tournament are leading or tied for leadership of their respective groups, last match day for the first time this season saw Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool unable to beat their opponents.
Perhaps the winds of change are not as favorable for HMS Britainnia as first perceived still we'll have to wait and see if English media get it all wrong but at least they've got manager Fabio Capello onboard to right the ship for the national side.


text: A 26-story, 700,000-sf glass-clad tower has become downtown Phoenix's first office high-rise in eight years. One Central Park East, developed by Mesirow Financial, designed by SmithGroup, and built by Holder Construction Company, contains 495,000 sf of office space spanning 16 floors, plus a nine-level parking lot and ground-floor retail space. For shading and heat-gain reduction, the $175-million building uses a gradient frit on its east and west facades. The south wall is lined with dichroic glass, which changes its properties over the course of the day.


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Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Magnetic Field" The law of Biot and Sarvart, the force between electric currents, and Ampere's law. D
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Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Vector Fields and Hydrodynamics" Force fields have definite properties of their own suitable for scientific study. D
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Discovering Psychology "The Power of the Situation" Reveals how social psychologists attempt to understand behavior within its broader social context and how our beliefs and behavior can be influenced and manipulated by other people and by subtle situational forces.G
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Discovering Psychology "Constructing Social Reality" Investigates the factors that contribute to our interpretation of reality and how understanding the psychological processes that govern our behavior can help us become more empathetic and independent members of society.G
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Curiosity Quest "Movie Animatronics" Join Joel on this life-like quest as he tours the Garner Holt Productions facility where movie animatronics are made. Get a sneak-peak into all the hard-work that goes into making creatures come to life. D
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Biz Kid$ "The Green Economy & You" Join the Biz Kids on a mission and discover your impact on the environment. Explore different ways to become part of the green economy and learn how there's green to be made in thinking green. Find out about "The Big Green Bus" and "Zoo Doo. D
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The Electric Company "Franscent" Francine ruins both her science project and Lisa's. The two rivals need find a way to work together on a new project or they'll both fail. D
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Cyberchase "Hugs and Witches" It's Valentine's Day, and Hacker captures Doctor Marbles and Lady Ada Lovelace (Jane Curtin), placing them inside a time machine invented by the mathematically-minded Lovelace. The kids and Digit must decipher a series of poems left behind by Lady L, and free them from the time machine before it time travels to the nether world of cyberspace - never to return! Will the kids get there in time, or will Valentine's Day bring nothing but broken hearts?. D
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Quilting Arts "Quilting with a Touch of Whimsey" This show features quilting with a touch of whimsy. First is Susan Brubaker Knapp showing how to create a name badge holder featuring an owl. She discusses how to transfer images to fabric and then stitch them by machine. D
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Best of the Joy of Painting "Warm Summer Day" The days of summer provide such cherished memories; this Bob Ross painting will inspire your imagination for years to come. D
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Chef John Besh's New Orleans Quail Gumbo and Dewberry Streusel Pie. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Italian Flavor Or Slow Food, Italian Style" Joanne loves Italian flavors. She prepares a Spinach and Fennel Salad enhanced with Prosciutto di San Daniele. Then, hungry for a little comfort food, she creates a hearty Tuscan Pot Roast with her student Cheryl and shows her the secret to the perfect creamy polenta. D
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Hometime "Stamped Concrete Patio Re-Poured" The HOMETIME crew re-pours and re-stamps the concrete patio while fixing up the storage area below. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Croatia: Adriatic Delights" Rick explores the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, he hikes through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoys the thriving capital city of Zagreb.G
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "Venice, Italy" NULL
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Essential Pepin "Sweets for My Sweet" Tartelettes Aux Fruit Panaches; Tarte Tatin; Meme's Apple Tart; Individual Chocolate And Nut Pies. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Taste of Spain" Host Christopher Kimball goes into the kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn the secrets to making perfect Catalan-Style Beef Stew with Mushrooms. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of spaghetti. Finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make classic Spanish-Style Toasted Pasta with Shrimp. D
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Caprial and John's Kitchen: Cooking for Family and Friends "How to Enjoy Artichokes" The Pences prepare grilled artichokes with caper marinade and deep-fried baby artichokes with her olive airoli.G
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Kimchi Chronicles "The Beef Chronicles" This episode traces the history of beef by tapping into Korea's religious, political and economic evolutions. Marja and her friends, food experts Diana and Jennifer, enjoy bulgogi in Seoul. Then, Marja samples bulgogi again in Andong, the spiritual capital of Korea, at a restaurant that produces thousands of ceramic jars of deonjang, a soybean paste that flavors much of Korean cooking. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Croatia: Adriatic Delights" Rick explores the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, he hikes through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoys the thriving capital city of Zagreb.G
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Great Conversations "Elie Wiesel and Gustav Niebuhr" Elie Wiesel (Nobel Prize winner and author of And the Sea Is Never Full, Memoirs, 1969-) and Gustav Niebuhr (former New York Times religion correspondent). D


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Searching For Bell relations from SC, GA, AL and TX
Reason Bell was born in the year 1817 in South Carolina. He married Louisa (unsure of her maiden name) around 1837. She too was born in South Carolina.
The Reason Bell family moved to Gilmer County, Georgia, in Boardtown near Ellijay where they set up in farming. They had children Mary, Martha, Nettie, Julia Ann, John and James, all born in Georgia during 1838 and 1853.
By 1860 the family had moved to Cherokee County, Alabama where they lived until the late 1860s. By 1870, Reason Bell has died and the remainder of the family has moved to Calhoun County, Alabama.
Several of the family members still live in that area.
Little is known about Mary. Martha married Henry Smith and has a son James Jr. and a daughter Viola.
Nettie had a daughter Amazona and later married Oyal Madison Howell.
Julia Ann married Warren R.D. Manning. John married Myalin Julia Murphy and moved his family to Texas in the late 1870s. James married Sarah Pearson.
If anyone has any information about this Bell family or other Bell families, visit Big Spring History and Bell Genealogy Research Center at http://bigspringhistory.tripod.com for more information how to submit Bell information. Or, you can email us at [email protected]
Much has been learned about this family, but there is so much more we wish we could know.
New Bell Website
Please visit our website; Big Spring History and Bell Genealogy Research Center
Lots of information available.
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