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Nick Marshall runs for 2 TDs, Auburn continues turnaround with 30-22 win over No. 24 Ole Miss
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AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn's Nick Marshall can't be judged only by his passing yards.
The Tigers are using Marshall's legs to regain respect in the Southeastern Conference.
Marshall ran for 140 yards and two touchdowns, Robenson Therezie scored on a 78-yard interception return and Auburn held off No. 24 Mississippi 30-22 on Saturday night for its first win over a Top 25 team in two years.
"I thought he helped us win the game with his feet," said Auburn coach Gus Malzahn, who said Marshall "showed a lot of toughness."
Marshall had 14 carries, eight that produced first downs.
Auburn (4-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) already has topped its win total from last season, when it finished 3-9 and was 0-8 in the SEC.
"It gives us momentum heading into the next game and the rest of the season," said running back Tre Mason, who ran for 77 yards and a touchdown. "We are trying to be the best team in the country, and we are going to continue to work toward that."
Ole Miss (3-2, 1-2), coming off a 25-0 loss at No. 1 Alabama, has lost two straight.
"We have lost the momentum from our start, but that's the game of football," Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said.
Freeze said maintaining momentum isn't easy when "you play in this conference in the situation we're in, trying to build a program."
Marshall, a junior college transfer in his first season at Auburn, showed he is continuing to gain confidence in Auburn's read-option plays. Marshall scored on 5-yard runs in the second and third quarters.
Marshall's second scoring run gave Auburn a 27-9 lead, but the game wasn't over. The Tigers lost two turnovers in the fourth quarter to help the Ole Miss comeback attempt.
Ole Miss was held to only three field goals before Bo Wallace threw a 49-yard touchdown pass to Donte Moncrief in the third quarter and added a 12-yard scoring pass to Moncrief midway through the fourth quarter.
Malzahn has led a quick turnaround in his first season as the Tigers earned their first win over a Top 25 team since beating No. 10 South Carolina in 2011.
Marshall, from Garden City Community College, completed 11 of 17 passes for 93 yards.
Only 93 yards passing?
"Me and Tre and a couple of the other backs were able make plays with our legs," Mason said. "See the holes and hit them for good yardage."
Wallace completed 25 of 48 passes for 336 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Jeff Scott had six carries for 66 yards and Moncrief caught six passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns.
Auburn had six sacks against Wallace, its high total since 11 sacks against Alabama in 2005. Much of the pressure came as Wallace struggled to find an open receiver.
"I know they weren't blitzing a lot or anything like that," Wallace said. "We will have to go back and look at the film and see what happened."
Defensive ends Carl Lawson and Dee Ford each had two sacks. Defensive tackle Gabe Wright also had two sacks.
"I'm very happy with our defense," Malzahn said. "There were some big plays in the fourth quarter when we needed it."
Auburn moved 80 yards on its first possession. Marshall completed a 29-yard screen pass to Mason and had a 28-yard run before Mason scored from the 1.
Therezie picked off a pass intended for Laquon Treadwell late in the first quarter for his third interception of the season. Therezie's 78-yard return was the eighth-longest in Auburn history.
Andrew Ritter kicked field goals of 42, 44 and 22 yards for the Rebels.
Trailing 27-22, Ole Miss had an opportunity to take the lead when Issac Gross recovered a fumble by Auburn's Cameron Artis-Payne at the Ole Miss 40 midway through the fourth quarter.
Auburn's defense quickly responded with an interception by Ryan Smith.
Auburn's Cody Parkey kicked a 23-yard field goal with about 3 minutes remaining.
Marshall's big game gave Auburn its school-record fourth 100-yard rusher of the season, following Corey Grant, Artis-Payne and Mason.
Auburn linebacker Cassanova McKinzy hurt his neck on the final play of the first quarter and was taken to an area hospital. He was back on the sideline, wearing a neck brace and street clothes, in the third quarter.
McKinzy and other Auburn players were chasing Wallace, who escaped the rush and completed a pass.
Players from both teams stood and watched as medical personnel immobilized McKinzy on a flat board before he was placed on a stretcher. He was still wearing his helmet as he was carted off the field and taken to East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika.
Freshman defensive tackle Montaviuis Adams hurt his knee on the same play and did not return.


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The professional workforce has been quick to adopt new technology tools. We readily accept that tablets and smartphones, teleconferencing and social media are now essential fixtures of the workplace for millions across the globe. Yet we've been slow in extending these advances to our schools, and in particular our K-12 schools. While many children's home lives are abuzz with the same platforms and devices as the 21st century workplace, school just hasn't kept pace, and in many classrooms pedagogies are barely more inclusive of new technology than they were in the 1980s.
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Some of you have been asking why we haven't been updating our blog very much as of late. You are a demanding bunch, aren't you? Well, we have a very good reason. We've been busy working on Hajime's latest creation… Katsu Burger! And this week is the grand opening!
Katsu Burger is a burger joint with a unique, flavorful twist. All of our burgers are prepared katsu style: dipped in tempura batter, coated in panko, then deep fried to juicy perfection. This keeps them superbly flavorful and juicy. Everything is made to order, and you get to pick from beef, pork, chicken, or tofu patties.
We are proud to serve only meats that are free from growth hormones and antibiotics.
And for on the side? How about some wasabi coleslaw? Oh yeah, it's as good as it sounds. We've also got fries seasoned with curry or nori. Dip them in one of our many sauces, including tonkatsu sauce and spicy mayonnaise. Our green tea milkshakes are not to be missed!
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Sat 21st Jul 2007 21:11 UTC, submitted by kwag
The first beta of PC-BSD 1.4 has been released. "After months of hard work, the PC-BSD team is pleased to make available the 1.4 BETA release. This version includes many exciting new features and software, such as 3D desktop support via Beryl, KDE 3.5.7, FreeBSD 6.2, Xorg 7.2, new GUI tools & utilities, and much more." Get it from the download page.


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Industry News
Product Club's Thermal Colour Wraps
Thermal Colour Wraps are available in two sizes and three colors for multi-formula applications.
For further information, call 800-308-3588 or visit www.productclub.com.
Redken Symposium will take place Jan. 21-23, 2019 in Las Vegas. Are you registered yet? Get details here.
As three investment groups taking a majority stake in Sola Salon Studios, the salon suites company is well poised to continue their rapid expansion.
Harmony Beus, hairdresser and social media star, shares her tips and tricks on how to create a successful YouTube channel.
Pekela Riley, celebrity hairstylist, educator, owner of Salon PK in Jacksonville, FL and Mizani Artist, has been tapped to lend her expertise to the Ulta Beauty Pro Team's continued mission to support and educate stylists.
Learn more about Hair Aid, the Australian based non-profit designed to teach haircutting skills, through the expertise of professional hairdressers, to the people living in impoverished communities in third world countries.
Beauty school student Kaylin Jackewicz, winner of the SalonCentric FuturePro Award, was in attendance at Premiere Philadelphia.
The intensive, hands-on learning experience will explore the art of digital and social media to grow a salon professional's influence and business. VIP attendees will include members of the MODERN SALON Artist Connective, celebrity stylists and influencers.
September and October can be the time to transition clients from dry summer hair to restored fall fabulousness via these treatments from Malibu C.
In a new campaign, D.C.-based cosmetics brand Mischo Beauty seeks to raise $50,000 for the production of a non-toxic nailcare system, helping bring more healthier alternatives to today's nail trends.
Kao Salon Division announced Trevor Attenborough as Vice President, Salon Commercial, Americas and Mark Giannandrea as Vice President, Salon Commercial, EMEA.
Pravana announced Marcie Owsinski as the team's new Education Manager.
Beautician List, an online platform to identify licensed beauty specialists, recently announced the launch of its online and mobile platform, BeauticianList.
Los Angeles-based colorist Daniel Mora and bicoastal celebrity stylist Chad Wood have officially joined Redken's roster of ambassadors.
The future of ultra-personalization in color.
Winners in 15 categories – and People's Choice – awarded at the 29th annual photographic beauty competition.


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Once again we have an example of the difference between the Ronald Reagan who actually lived and St. Ronald the Magnificent, the Reagan who exists in the minds of conservatives. The real Reagan cut and ran, negotiated with and even armed terrorists and — uh oh — advocated gun control.
While there has been a Federal law on the books for more than 20 years that prohibits the sale of firearms to felons, fugitives, drug addicts and the mentally ill, it has no enforcement mechanism and basically works on the honor system, with the purchaser filling out a statement that the gun dealer sticks in a drawer.
The Brady bill would require the handgun dealer to provide a copy of the prospective purchaser's sworn statement to local law enforcement authorities so that background checks could be made. Based upon the evidence in states that already have handgun purchase waiting periods, this bill — on a nationwide scale — can't help but stop thousands of illegal handgun purchases.And, since many handguns are acquired in the heat of passion (to settle a quarrel, for example) or at times of depression brought on by potential suicide, the Brady bill would provide a cooling-off period that would certainly have the effect of reducing the number of handgun deaths.
Critics claim that "waiting period" legislation in the states that have it doesn't work, that criminals just go to nearby states that lack such laws to buy their weapons. True enough, and all the more reason to have a Federal law that fills the gaps. While the Brady bill would not apply to states that already have waiting periods of at least seven days or that already require background checks, it would automatically cover the states that don't. The effect would be a uniform standard across the country.
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Affected Animals:
Dogs, cats, humans, cattle, pigs, horses, chickens, rats, and mice. Different members of the coronavirus family have a predilection for specific species; thus, a coronavirus infection in the dog is highly unlikely to be contagious to a person or other animal.
Usually, when a dog contracts coronavirus, the worse case scenario is that the animal will suffer from diarrhea and related symptoms for several days. Puppies that are infected by the virus, however, can develop severe dehydration from persistent vomiting and diarrhea caused by the inflammation occurring in the small intestine. These severely affected puppies will often require veterinary attention to provide the supportive care necessary to fight off the infection.
The coronavirus is transmitted when a dog ingests feces from another dog that has the virus. Because the coronavirus is highly contagious, animals that live in kennels or participate in dog shows are at a high risk for contracting it and should be vaccinated.
There is no specific treatment for coronavirus, but supportive care such as fluid therapy and antibiotics is sometimes needed, especially for young puppies that develop more serious symptoms. Among adult dogs that get an infection from the coronavirus, the diarrhea will usually resolve on its own, generally within a week or two. When compounded by other diseases, the diarrhea can take longer to resolve.
Clinical Signs:
Clinical signs can vary tremendously, but commonly include vomiting, diarrhea that may contain mucus or blood, depression, anorexia, and occasionally fever. Puppies can die from severe dehydration and enteritis, which is inflammation of the small intestine. Typically, adult dogs have less severe or no symptoms.
See Clinical Signs.
Canine coronavirus is a highly contagious virus often transmitted in kennels and dog shows. The virus grows in the animal's small intestine and may cause gastrointestinal problems. Adult dogs that develop symptoms of an infection usually get diarrhea and related symptoms that pass within a short time period without medical intervention.
Puppies, however, can develop more severe clinical signs and can become severely dehydrated, requiring the administration of intravenous or subcutaneous fluids. Because of the inflammation of the small intestine caused by the virus, antibiotics are often given to treat bacteria and toxins that may escape from the intestines into the blood.
Canine coronavirus is passed on when a susceptible dog or puppy ingests feces from a dog that has the virus. It can be prevented by a vaccine.
Usually, a veterinarian will suspect the coronavirus when a dog living in group housing develops clinical signs of the disease. To make a positive diagnosis, there are procedures for detecting the virus in fresh feces or intestinal contents using electron microscopy. Also, serologic testing, which detects the presence of antibodies and antigens, is an option. However, the results of these tests can be expensive and generally take time to be analyzed by a laboratory. Thus, they not are performed often.
For dogs that are not severely affected, the prognosis is excellent, although diarrhea can persist for as long as a few weeks. Young puppies that are very ill may have a guarded or poor prognosis if they do not receive immediate veterinary care.
Transmission or Cause:
Dogs get the coronavirus when they ingest the feces of another dog with the infection.
The majority of dogs that are not severely affected recover without any treatment. Puppies or adults that do develop severe symptoms of infection often need supportive care such as fluids delivered directly into the vein or below the skin. Antibiotics are used to treat signs of sepsis'which is bacteria or bacterial toxins found in the blood.
Infected dogs should be kept away from healthy dogs. Sanitation should be maintained by keeping the environment free of feces and cleaning the area with appropriate disinfectants. A vaccine is beneficial, especially for show dogs and kennel dogs that are at a high risk for contracting the virus.
Article republished here with permission from VetCentric.com
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The latest issue of Shades of the Departed is hot off the press!! There is a new feature debuting in this issue and I am thrilled to say that I had a small part in suggesting it. As far as I am concerned, being mentioned in Shades is my 15 minutes of fame - and it's really made my day.
So, drop on over to fM's and pick up your copy today - while they last ;-)


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April 13, 2004
Peptides are susceptible to enzyme degradation in saliva, which renders them inactive or less active, but that is not the case with MUC7 12-mer-D, according to Bobek. "This peptide, in which D-amino acid derivatives are substituted for natural L-amino acids (producing a mirror image of the original), is not recognized and thus not broken down by protein-degrading enzymes in saliva," she said.
Bobek tested the peptide's activity in saliva and salt solutions containing C. albicans, and compared its fungicidal activity with MUC 12-mer, natural L form, the normal configuration of the peptide, which is active against C. albicans, but susceptible to enzyme degradation.
Results showed that in saliva at 100 micromolar concentration, the D peptide killed 95 percent of the organisms, while the L peptide killed only 56 percent. In the salt solution, at much lower concentration (25 micromolar), the D peptide killed 85 percent of the fungal agent, while the L form killed less than 20 percent. The D peptide was much less toxic than current treatments. Bobek noted that even at the relatively high concentration of 100 micromolar, the D peptide showed little red-blood-cell destruction, a standard toxicity measure. Next, Bobek will test the peptide in a mouse model of oral candidiasis.
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Ever since being introduced to the tasty Barbacoa de Borrego (Slow-Roasted Lamb traditionally covered in Maguey Leaves) last year, I've been on a quest to find the best version possible. After El Borrego de Oro's dried out version left me disappointed, I wasn't sure if I'd ever be able to try this authentic Lamb dish in all its glory outside of traveling to Mexico.
That is until a wonderful recommendation from kare_raisu about a specialist that only does Barbacoa de Borrego, 7 days a week, immediately caught my attention. While this specialist is located in Chula Vista, I was visiting friends in San Diego and this seemed like the perfect opportunity to do both things at once: Meeting friends and trying out this Lamb specialist known as Aqui Es Texcoco. :)
The restaurant is a standard, bare bones, hole-in-the-wall, with a mesmerizing scent of fresh-roasted Lamb pouring out from the kitchen. When we arrive, the tables are completely packed with people enjoying Aqui Es Texcoco's Lamb dishes. Looking over the menu grants a sigh of relief as it has all the signs of a good specialty restaurant. In this case, they serve Lamb Tacos (regular or Dorados), Lamb Plates, Lamb by the Kilogram, an entire Lamb Head, Lamb Consomme and Lamb Flautas, and you can choose what *cut* of Lamb you prefer! Wow. We excitedly place our order and await the offerings from the kitchen. :)
I start with their homemade Horchata (Chilled Vanilla, Cinnamon and Rice Drink), which totally hits the spot on this warm Summer evening. It's an excellent rendition of the classic beverage, with very light, slightly creamy, refreshing taste that's not too sweet with a fragrant Cinnamon and Vanilla aroma with every sip.
While Aqui Es Texcoco lacks the pit-in-the-earth cooking apparatus (it's not very feasible to dig up the kitchen floor in a restaurant :), they fresh roast Lambs every morning, wrapping them in the traditional Maguey Leaves (Agave Americana) like they do in Texcoco.
Our server brings out 4 distinctly colored bottles of homemade Salsa to pair with our upcoming Barbacoa. Ostensibly, they look like 4 generic bottles of some "throwaway" Salsa perhaps, but after tasting each one directly, nothing could be further from the truth:
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The Salsa Borracha is the darkest of the four salsas, made-from-scratch in-house, with Tomatillos and Pasilla Chile. It's the mildest of the four, *gorgeously* smoky, intense with a light burn. My favorite of the four. :)
Their Salsa Verde is made with Raw Tomatillos and Jalapeno Chile. There's a very grassy note and a more immediate spiciness that hits with each bite.
The Salsa Aguacate made from fresh Avocados is surprisingly even more spicy than the Verde. It's more spring-like, slightly silky and very fresh-tasting. Wonderful. :)
But it's the Salsa Morita that hooked my guests: The spiciest of the four salsas, they use the Morita Chile as the basis, and there's an immediate, fiery burn as soon as it enters your mouth. But the heat is intoxicating; there's a real depth and complexity that makes the Salsa Morita irresistible.
The Lamb Consomme arrives first: Made from the Lamb Jus of the slow-roasted Lamb itself, Aqui combines that with Garbanzo Beans, Rice, Chile Chipotle, Chile California, Garlic and Onions and this results in an earthy, vibrant, fresh tasting Lamb Broth that's soul moving. Easily the best Lamb Consomme I've had to pair with Barbacoa. :)
Our combination order arrives with a Half Kilogram of Barbacoa de Borrego ("Lamb Barbecue" according to the menu) with all 4 different cuts of Lamb(!).
Fresh Tortillas, Lime, Onions and Cilantro are served with this order.
We begin with the Costilla (Lamb Rib), adding a bit of the fresh Cilantros, Onions and a dash of Lime: It's juicy, slightly fatty, meaty with a nice textural chew (just slightly), leagues ahead of L.A.'s specialist El Borrego de Oro. Wow! :) When finished off with a sip of the Lamb Consomme or a bit of any of the 4 homemade Salsas, it's one of the great Lamb dishes I've had this past year.
The next cut we try is their Pancita ("All Lamb Organs" according to our server). The Pancita is extremely gamey, intense and has that unmistakable metallic liver flavor. It's a bit too powerful for me and my guests, but I'm glad I tried it.
Their Cabeza (Lamb Head Meat) is fatty, juicy with a good Lamb flavor (more so than the Lamb Rib meat). It's a bit more messy, varied in texture and fatty than most standard cuts of Lamb, but I found it delicious.
And if Lamb Cabeza is your favorite, keep an eye out for their Cabeza Completa (Whole Lamb Head) which looked freaky, disturbing and smelled absolutely delicious all at the same time! :)
Finally, their Maciza (Regular Lamb Meat (from Shank and Shoulder)) is probably the most straightforward of the offerings. It's still moist, leaner than the other cuts, and retains a nice Lamb flavor with each bite.
Continuing on, we try another rare offering in So Cal: Flautas de Barbacoa (Lamb Barbecue Rolled Tacos) with Fresh Cream and Cotija Cheese. The Flautas are so crispy, piping hot and tasting *very fresh*. This is important to note because far too many restaurants have been serving mediocre Flautas with slightly stale shells and dried out meat. Not so here: Aqui Es Texcoco's Flautas are beautiful celebrations of texture and flavor: The crunch of the Fresh Flautas, the smooth and creamy Crema and Cotija Cheese, and the juicy, clean Slow-Roasted Lamb within.
Their Tacos Dorados de Costilla (Lamb Rib Fried Tacos) are hearty, pan-fried Tacos filled with the Slow-Roasted Lamb Rib meat. While there's always something satisfying with freshly fried Tortillas, I think I prefer the non-fried versions better.
Finally, their Quesadilla con Huitlacoche (Quesadilla with Mexican Truffle (Fungus from the Corn Plant)) is a surprisingly non-greasy, light, crispy offering, with Huitlacoche and gooey Mozzarella Cheese melted together in a great pairing. It's very earthy and very mild at the same time.
For dessert we try their homemade Camote Con Miel (Sweet Potato with Honey). It's slow-cooked Sweet Potatoes mixed with Cinnamon, Honey, Sugar and Cloves. It's a nice idea, but it's simply too sweet, becoming cloying after only 2-3 bites.
Service is to be expected at this little hole-in-the-wall: There are 2 servers taking care of the little restaurant, and you just flag one down if you need anything, or go up to the counter / cash register to order more items. Prices range from $1.60 to $33 for an entire Kilogram (2.2 pounds) of Slow-Roasted Lamb. We averaged about ~$13 per person (including tax and tip).
There's nothing like finding a specialist restaurant that excels at what they do: From the amazing Barbacoa de Borrego (Slow-Roasted Lamb) to the pure, spicy, intense Lamb Consomme, to the crispy, juicy Lamb Flautas, Aqui Es Texcoco is one of the best Lamb Barbacoa specialists in Southern California. It easily eclipses the Barbacoa de Borrego offerings I've found in L.A. so far and is a humble eatery worth visiting if you're even remotely in the area.
*** Rating: 8.3 (out of 10.0) ***
Aqui Es Texcoco
1043 Broadway, Suite 108
Chula Vista, CA 91911
Tel: (619) 427-4045
Hours: 7 Days A Week, 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.


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Colorado St holds on to top Hawaii, 35-28
Kapri Bibbs ran for 137 yards and three touchdowns and Colorado
State held off Hawaii, 35-28, Saturday night.
The Rams (4-4, 2-1 Mountain West) gained 313 of their 408 yards
of total offense before halftime and did all of their scoring in
the first half.
Bibbs carried 33 times, including 14 rushes for 87 yards in the
first half. He scored on runs of 5, 10 and 13 yards. Garrett
Grayson passed for 177 yards and a 20-yard touchdown pass to
Crockett Gillmore.
Bibbs got his first score on a 5-yard touchdown run nearly
midway into the first quarter. The scoring play was set-up by a
70-yard run by Donnell Alexander on the previous play.
Three plays later, Cory James drilled Hawaii quarterback Sean
Schroeder, who fumbled on the play. Max Morgan recovered the loose
ball and returned it 73 yards for the scoop-and-score. It was the
third longest fumble return for a score in Rams' history.
Schroeder recovered to throw a 38-yard touchdown pass to Chris
Gant to cap the Rainbow Warriors' next drive and cut the Rams' lead
to 14-7 after the first quarter.
Colorado State answered 49 seconds into the second quarter on
Grayson's touchdown pass to Gillmore to cap a 10-play, 66-yard
scoring drive.
Schroeder threw his second touchdown pass – a 27-yarder to Billy
Ray Stutzmann – on the Rainbow Warriors' next drive, which again
cut the Rams' lead to seven.
Bibbs added second-quarter touchdown runs of 11 and 13 yards
that were sandwiched around a 39-yard Hawaii field goal by Tyler
Hadden. Colorado State held a 35-17 lead at halftime.
After a scoreless third quarter, Hawaii pulled to within 35-25
with 6:43 to play on a 2-yard Schroeder touchdown run and a pass to
Chris Gant for the two-point conversion. A 20-yard Hadden field
goal with 2:54 to play cut the Colorado State to 35-28.
The Rainbow Warriors (0-7, 0-5) got the ball back with 1:25 left
at their own 35 and drove to the Rams' 45-yard line, but backup
quarterback Taylor Graham's Hail Mary heave into the end zone fell
Schroeder finished for 349 yards on 28-of-49 passing and two
touchdowns. Gant had eight receptions for 159 yards and a
Colorado State now leads the all-time series 13-9 and has won
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August 16. 2013 1:07PM
Passenger killed in Fremont ATV accident identified
Dulce Compres-Nunez, 56, of Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic, died Thursday from injuries suffered while riding an all-terrain vehicle on the Rockingham Recreational Trail in Fremont.
Compres-Nunez was a passenger aboard an ATV being driven by Yefrey Perez, 23, of Methuen, Mass., when Perez lost control and hit a tree on the right side of the trail about 7:26 p.m., New Hampshire Fish and Game officers said Friday.
Perez and Compres-Nunez were riding with a group of other riders at the time of the collision, which occurred about 100 yards south of South Road.
Medical personnel attempted life savings measures at the scene.
Perez was treated for minor injuries at Exeter Hospital.
Compres-Nunez and Perez both wore helmets, conservation officers said. Alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the collision, which remains under investigation.
Fremont Fire and Rescue, Fremont Police, Exeter Hospital Paramedics, New Hampshire State Police and New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Officers responded to the scene of the accident.


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Tom Lantos Innovation in Community Service Awards 2010 Winners
Carol Lindstrom
Bellevue, Neb.
Carol's "Angel Project" is bringing support group services to underserved patients in Nebraska and western Iowa by starting "mini groups" in those areas and providing recordings of speakers from larger meetings.
Donna Caterini
Harrisburg, Penn.
Donna's "Huff and Puff" poster, featuring the Big Bad Wolf, has been provided to support group leaders across the country to help raise awareness of pulmonary hypertension and make their communities aware of their local group. Read more
Kathy Dee Groebner
Clayton, Calif.
Kathy's "PHurry Phriends" are teaching others what life is like with PH and a pump. Kathy brings adorable stuffed bears wearing packs to events as an educational tool and provides children with PH with colorful and fun backpacks for their pumps. Read more
Elzarie Devenish
Bloemfontein, South Africa
Elzarie organized a PH Retreat in South Africa in late October 2010 to bring together patients and PH-treating specialists for a weekend of education and to serve as a launch pad for establishing a support group for patients. Read more


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It wasn't enough that a Bay Area moneybags caused a stampede earlier this year with @HiddenCash drops across Los Angeles. Now a TV actor has gotten into the act with a "Breaking Bad" scavenger hunt Monday across Hollywood.
Actor Aaron Paul, who won two Emmy Awards for playing Jesse Pinkman in the AMC hit series, announced he wants to thank his fans for another round of nominations. So he'll host a Hollywood area scavenger hunt beginning 11 a.m. Monday before the Emmys to include everything from signed "Breaking Bad" scripts to art and action figures.
"Just wanted to do a little something to say 'Thank You' to everyone that has supported us thru out the years," he posted on his Instagram account. "We couldn't have done it without you!
"Happy hunting!"
The hunt is a tribute to the final showing for "Breaking Bad" at the Emmy Awards, where he previously took awards in 2010 and 2012 for supporting actor in a drama series. Paul is once again nominated for supporting actor, while "Breaking Bad" is nominated for eight Emmys, including drama series.
This isn't the first time Paul has thanked his fans, according to Variety.
During the show's final season, Paul launched a scavenger hunt in Boise, Idaho, with the prize being tickets to watch a live stream of the next "Breaking Bad" episode, according to the Hollywood sheet. He also treated fans by hiding 20 tickets around Hollywood to a "Breaking Bad" finale screening with him and Bryan Cranston on the day of the series finale.


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Phelps County Regional Medical Center last week took a step toward standardizing patient care by formalizing an arrangement with Motive Medical Intelligence, a San Francisco based company.
Phelps County Regional Medical Center last week took a step toward standardizing patient care by formalizing an arrangement with Motive Medical Intelligence, a San Francisco based company.
What does this mean for patients?
It means patients can be assured they will receive the same care as other patients and it will be the latest care.
"Standardizing order sets would allow each physician to treat medical conditions the same way," according to a press statement from PCRMC issued at the Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, Sept. 25.
That means this: "… if a patient had a community-acquired pneumonia that every case would be treated exactly the same," according to the statement.
"The concept of standardization follows best practices and ensures that each pneumonia patient would be treated by the most current evidence-based protocols regardless of the attending physician."
Motive Medical Intelligence officers flew in from San Francisco to talk to the board at the meeting. They were Paola Dell'Osso, vice president of sales; Jeanne Cohen, CEO; and Dr. Rich Klosco, chief medical officer.
The company will provide the hospital with a computerized product that will add on to the electronic medical record-keeping program being used at the hospital.
This collaboration is the result of an earlier decision by the hospital board that physicians standardize all their order sets, thus making use of the electronic medical record possible.
Dr. John T. Park, board chairman, and Dr. Don James, chief medical officer of the hospital, went to work on a plan to streamline the medical record, according to the press statement, and Dr. James called in Motive to help.
"Standardization of care has been well-documented to result in better outcomes for the patient, shorten length of stay during hospital treatment and produce more efficient uses of lab and diagnostic X-ray and other hospital resources," according to the statement.
Standardizing care will be used in all "diagnostic categories," especially the top 100 most frequently treated illnesses.
"For example, PCRMC will standardize care for conditions such as acute myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, diabetes, fractured femurs, caesarian section and more," said the statement.
The goal is to have the standardized care program in place by the end of this year and completely operational in early 2014.


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Saying the Durango Adaptive Sports Association gives people with cognitive and physical disabilities opportunities for outdoor recreation is only telling a small part of the story.
What it really does is give confidence, restore the spirit and expand horizons.
On Sunday, at the retirement party for Big Red, the organization's multi-person handicapped-accessible van, folks had a chance to see Adaptive Sports' new video highlighting the work it does in both the winter and summer months. The event included brats (the fixin's thanks to the Lost Dog Bar & Lounge) and beer (courtesy of Carver Brewing Co.). Also helping out were Durango Party Rental, Coca-Cola Durango, Norton's Catering, Edgemont Picnic Grounds and Karen Esser, baker of fabulous brownies.
More than 100 people saw the smiling faces, the falls and the getting back up to try again, the joy of success and the beauty of the outdoors appreciated as never before.
I got the chance to sit down with the ASA crew, including Executive Director Tim Kroes, office manager Lee Hagar, Program Director Ann Marie Meighan and Assistant Program Director Iris Gardner, to hear how the summer is going at ASA.
They're having the biggest summer yet, with more than 300 student days. Clients have enjoyed fishing, canoeing, kayaking, camping, river rafting, paddle boarding, water skiing and cycling – a cornucopia of activities taking participants not only locally but around the area. Most outings have been wait-listed.
Meighan said the organization has some new collaborative partners. ASA is planning weekly excursions with clients of Community Connections, including residents at Holly House. And it has helped SOS Outreach offer its first summer programs to at-risk youth.
After taking a group of kids on an overnight camping trip, Meighan said the best part was how jazzed they were after working on the high ropes-challenge course.
"First, you'd hear someone say they couldn't do a challenge and were going to quit," she said. "Then all the rest would be encouraging them to try again, they could it. Then they'd end up telling us how to do it. That's what you want to see."
Perhaps some of their most memorable moments happened while working with the Wounded Warrior Project. This summer, Meighan and Gardner took two trips, including one all-female veterans, on five-day raft trips down the Colorado River.
Many of the vets were dealing with what Meighan calls the signature injury of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a combination of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries.
Adaptive sports takes small groups – the largest was seven people – so everyone has to take ownership and participate.
"They realize they're not just passengers," Meighan said. "It's a stretch for everyone. But they can also be part of a team again."
For many returning veterans, the challenge is going from the highly structured environment of the military to a civilian life where nothing is structured. The river trip gives back some of that structure in a relaxed way.
Many have "trust issues," Meighan said, which one can certainly understand, as they're coming from places littered with roadside bombs and where danger can as easily arrive from someone wearing the uniform of a friendly.
At the last night of the male veterans group's adventure, they had dinner at Gazpacho New Mexican Restaurant, and they gathered in the parking lot afterward. From Day 1, when they didn't know each other, coming from all over the country, to the end on Day 5, they had become a tight unit.
"I never thought we'd be hugging it out," one said, but there they were, in a big group hug.
The all-woman group had breakthroughs, too.
At the airport as they were leaving, one female vet asked, "Does anyone else feel a lot stronger this week?"
Meighan remembered one woman marvelling at the beauty of the stars.
"I thought she must live somewhere like New York City, where you can't see the stars at night," Meighan said. "Then, I found out she lived in the middle of nowhere in Pennsylvania. But she came back (from the war) so afraid of the dark, she didn't go out at night. She sent me a text after she got home telling me she was sitting out on the porch looking at the stars with her husband."
Meighan and Gardner have two more big excursions planned for the summer, Big Red's final trips. They're in Telluride right now, camping and rock climbing with the help of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Association. Longtime ASA client Bradley Jones is excited to be giving the group a historic tour of his hometown.
And during Labor Day weekend, they're continuing the tradition of a "capstone" trip, taking only locals on an outing to Moab. Two days of rafting on the Colorado and a day of hiking at Arches National Park, which has wheelchair-accessible camping areas and trails will create more unforgettable memories and give them more stories to tell.
The quest continues to fund Big Red's retirement, which means raising enough money to purchase his successor. Generous donors, including First National Bank of Durango, which is making it a two-year capital project, have raised $36,700, with a goal of $50,000. It would be ideal to get the money in and the van purchased before the winter season starts.
Tax-deductible contributions may be sent to ASA, P.O. Box 1884, Durango, CO 81302.
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Now, you owe her a really, really good bottle of wine, Jason.
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Thanks to Yoshua Sunjo for sending in this full Photoshop tutorial (w/pictorial) -- Eye Enhancement. Yoshua writes
In this two-step tutorial I'll demonstrate how to enhance eyes while still keeping the eyes realistic in appearance. I'll include some Effects, tips, tricks
The goal of this tutorial is to teach you the quickest and most effective method of enhancing eyes through adjustment layers. This tutorial is for Photoshop. Ideally CS5, but this tutorial should produce identical results for all versions of Photoshop CS and higher.
Step 1: Adjustment Layers
The first thing we'll be doing is selecting a picture to enhance. I've personally decided to use a stock photograph of someone with dark brown eyes to demonstrate that any eye can be enhanced through this technique. Above is the stock image I've used:
First, go to Layer>New Adjustment Layer > Levels... and click 'OK', keeping the default settings.
Next, we're going to fill the layer mask for the Levels layer with black to effectively hide the Levels effect. So hit Ctrl+A on your keyboard to make a selection of the entire canvas, then fill the canvas (layer mask) with black.
Now set the Levels layer blending mode to "Linear Dodge (Add)" (or simply "Linear Dodge" for older versions of Photoshop), and set this layer to 70% Opacity.
Now, with the layer mask for the Levels layer still selected, change your Foreground color to white. (hit D on your keyboard to do this quickly.)
Next, select the Brush tool (or hit B on your keyboard to access it quickly), and choose a soft round brush at around 20-25px depending on the size of the eye in your photo.
Now zoom in and carefully brush around the iris to brighten the eye as demonstrated above:
Note: Make sure to avoid the pupil of the eye, and the outer edges of the iris when brushing. You should now have something like this:
What we did there was add a Levels layer to bring out the details that are hidden in the darker areas of the iris, but only in a specific area; by avoiding the outer edges of the Iris with the layer mask. This is to give the eye a good sense of depth and variation.
Adjustment layers are a great feature in Photoshop that you should always experiment around with when modifying photos, in the next few steps we'll be doing more of the same.
NEXT : Step 2: Layer Masks & more adjustments
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See the LA County Wiki under "Collaborate" for unit IDs and more information.
The following explanation is an excerpt directly from the Southern California Frequency Directory:
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department operates a conventional radio system referred to as the "480 System" within the department, because of the frequencies it occupies. The system uses over sixty repeater sites around the county, most of which are on hilltops, to relay communications. The hilltops from which a particular repeater transmits from is dependent upon the area that channel was intended to cover. Communications on a particular channel will sound the best when monitoring from within or near the area that the personnel assigned to that channel patrol.
With the exception of Special Units Dispatch (which has countywide coverage), Dispatch and Local Tactical channels each have the smallest area of intended coverage. As a result, a listener must be relatively closer to a particular dispatch area to hear communications on that channel clearly. Conversely, Area Tactical and Countywide Tactical channels each are intended to cover the territory of several or all of the dispatch channels combined. As a result, listeners can hear communications on any given Area Tactical and Countywide Tactical channels from further reaches of the county than corresponding Local Tactical or Dispatch channels. While these repeater configurations provide varying degrees of expanded coverage on a particular channel, personnel may bypass the repeaters and use simplex on any channel, commonly referred to as "direct", "talk-around", or "car to car" operation.
The Sheriff's Communications Center (SCC) is located in East Los Angeles near the Biscaluze Jail, and dispatchers all incidents countywide. To assist SCC in confirming who is transmitting, each time a deputy presses the transmit button on his radio the radio transmits a unique identifier (called a "G-Star AID", "burp", or "burst" encoder, or more commonly a "turkey call"). The unique IDs are displayed on the SCC dispatcher's screen. When a radio's emergency trigger (also called "E-Trigger" or man down switch.) is activated, the radio switches to the emergency channel and transmits the Radio ID five times.
Each sheriff's station has a Dispatch channel and a Local Tactical ('L-TAC') channel, each of which may be permanently shared with one or more other stations depending on the volume of station radio activity. Nearly all incidents and communications begin on a Dispatch channel (and then could switch to L-TAC / A-TAC / C-TAC or STAR-TAC).
NOTE: Mobile traffic is not rebroadcasted over the output frequency of the dispatch channels. Instead, only a beeping tone is broadcast to signify to the field units that someone is talking. To monitor units in the field you must program in the input frequencies also. The corresponding L-TAC channel is included in brackets.
Local Tactical ('L-TAC') channels are used by units to communicate directly with one or more other unit from the same station without tying up the Dispatch channel. Each L-TAC channel corresponds with (and is secondary to) one or more dispatch channels.
County Services Bureau (CSB) Hospital security operations also utilize County's 800Mhz trunked CWIRS and in hospital 800Mhz non-trunked standalone radio systems. See respective listings under Trunked Radio System and Hospital headers in Database below.
Area Tactical (or "A-TAC") channels are used to coordinate significant incidents requiring the participation of units from more than one station.
Incidents or events that require countywide coordination use a Countywide Tactical (or 'C-TAC') channel.
County Service Bureau (OCS) and Parks Bureau (PBK) utilize Countywide L-Tac.
The LASD Star Tacs are used for special events, tactical situations & investigations. Most are simply reallocations of the old Investigations (INV) channels.
Each S-TAC repeater pair (4, 9, 14 and 19) can be used in repeater mode, simplex on the output frequency with two CTCSS tones or simplex on the input frequency with two CTCSS tones. This gives the ability to use the channel as a repeater, or as a four simplex channels for operations in different parts of the county. S-TAC 2 & 3 are repeater operation only.
Each of five Mutual Aid channels covers a different part of the county and allows sheriff's units to coordinate with neighboring municipal police departments when one agency is assisting another. Note that LASD will also use "LAPD Access" (in the LAPD section) when providing mutual aid to the city of Los Angeles.
As default many County Jail and Correction Facilities utilize Court Services (CTS) simplex frequencies
Volunteer organization administered by the Sheriff Department Emergency Operations Bureau to provide back-up disaster relief communications.
LAC Lifeguard sections:
North - Headquartered at Zuma Beach and provides ocean lifeguard services between Big Rock(Malibu) and Nicholas Canyon (Ventura County line)
Central - Headquartered next to the Santa Monica pier, provides services from Las Tunas(Malibu) Southward till Marina Del Rey.
South - Headquartered at Hermosa Beach, provides service from the Southern jetty of Marina Del Rey to San Pedro.
Rescue Boat Section - Headquartered in Marina Del Rey, provides rescue boat service for all three beach sections and Catalina Island.
Seconday VHF/UHF radio system utilized by County departments in areas of limited reception of County CWIRS trunked system.
LARTCS provides direct communication interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS, Federal, State and Military agencies at the scene of a major, multi-agency incident.
LARTCS has ability to cross-connects different radio channels over various radio frequency bands, throughout Los Angeles and surrounding counties.
Besides below listed frequencies LARTCS member agencies can utilize LASD Mutual Aid frequency pairs, 800Mhz I-CALL/I-TAC frequencies, 155.475 NALEMARS, VHF/UHF CLEMARS and Marine channel 83A as required.
User Choice: Simplex / Repeated.
Various Divisions
Air Support Division. LAPD Heliport at Piper Technical Center called "Hooper."
Utilized as overflow tacticals and by speciality units such as LAX Crash Trucks in day to day ops (most often in simplex mode).
Non Trunked Fallback and Talkaround Frequencies Supplementary to Municipal Services TRS.
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Malibu/Lost Hills)
Fire/EMS - Los Angeles County Fire/EMS
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Lakewood)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Avalon)
Fire - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Avalon)
Police Unit ID's: #20-29 Day Shift, #30-39 Night Shift, #209 Dispatch
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Temple)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Malibu/Los Hills)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Carson)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Cerritos)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (East Los Angeles)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Compton)
Fire - Downey Fire
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Walnut/Diamond Bar)
Police/Fire - South Bay Regional Public Communications Authority
Police - South Bay Regional Public Communications Authority
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Industry)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Crescenta Valley)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Norwalk)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Lancaster)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (South Los Angeles)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Lomita)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Century)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (East Los Angeles)
Fire - Los Angeles County Fire/EMS
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Palmdale)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Paramount)
Fire/EMS - Los Angeles County (Fire/EMS)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Pico Rivera)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (San Dimas)
Fire - Los Angeles Fire
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (Santa Clarita Valley)
Police - Whittier Police
Fire/EMS - Los Angeles County Fire/EMS
Provides Police dispatch for the Cities of El Segundo, Gardena, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach
Provides Fire/EMS dispatch for the Cities of El Segundo and Manhattan Beach.
Dispatches on behalf of:
Burbank/Hollywood Burank Airport (1x), Glendale (2x), Pasadena (3x), Sierra Madre (4x), San Gabriel (51/52), Montebello (55-57), Monterey Park (6x), Alhambra (71-74), Vernon (76-79), South Pasadena (8x), San Marino (9x), Monrovia (101/102), Arcadia (105-107)
Police - Los Angeles County Sheriff (West Hollywood)
Rio Hondo College is in Whittier, but is not the same as Whittier College. Rio Hondo Police Academy and Rio Hondo Fire Academy are located on the same campus.
Various PLs noted in use on 152.3375 & 152.915 between campuses


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Paul Jones
Paul Jones is one of the true legends of the sport, earning his fame in the Mid-Atlantic region during the 1970s, going into the NWA era of the mid-1980s. In this exclusive Highspots.com interview, fellow NWA competitor George South reminisces with Paul Jones about the glory days of years gone by. With classic footage of Jones' career intercut throughout the interview, this video is a nostalgic look back for any old school wrestling fan.
Wahoo McDaniel
A true legend of the sport, 'Chief Wahoo' sat down with Highspots.com for this exclusive shoot interview shortly before his death.
Wahoo McDaniel was one of the toughest wrestlers of all time. His chops left quite an impression on opponents and the fans that witnessed the flesh ripping spectacle. Find out about how he got into wrestling while also managing a career in the NFL.
Wahoo McDaniel speaks his mind about his career in wrestling. With 40 years worth of stories in him, Wahoo talks about juggling his love for two sports: football and wrestling and why he finally chose wrestling.
Wahoo McDaniel has been from Japan to Florida to Texas and the Carolinas. He talks about the memories of the territory system that used to be, and how he found some areas a little easier to work than others.
The Chief discusses working with the likes of "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Jesse Ventura, Ken Patera, Lex Luger, Dusty Rhodes, Bruiser Brody and more.
He tells stories about his trips to Japan, Magnum T.A.'s tragic car accident, the downfall of Crockett's NWA, his health problems, how wrestling has changed and much more.
Harley Race
This interview was conductedwithformer 7-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, Harley Race. Harley talks about all of his world title reigns including great stories about Dusty Rhodes, Terry & Dory Funk, The Briscos, Ric Flair & tons of other wrestling legends.
Harley also discusses all of the different territories he has wrestled in throughout the world including St. Louis, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Mid-Atlantic and every other territory that virtually ever existed.
Hear a great story on how Harley confronted Hulk Hogan in the early days at a show in Kansas City when the WWF was taking over all of the territories, including his own.
This legend also talks about his tours of Japan working for All Japan Pro Wrestling. Hear if he liked his stay in the WWF as the King of Wrestling, and what his opinion of Vince McMahon is now.
Hear all of the stories about when he was in the WCW as the manager of Vader. Relive the night when Cactus Jack received the concussion from Vader plus also hear Harleys take on the Sid-Arn Anderson stabbing incident.
Harley also views his opinions about the state of pro wrestling today. Also featured are some incredible matches from the past that will leave you believing that Harley Race was one of the greatest wrestlers of all time! .
This DVD was digitally remasteredby Highspots. The original interview was not conducted by Highspots.
Bob Armstrong
In his near-forty years as an active wrestler "Bullet" Bob Armstrong has seen it all, and in this exclusive Highspots shoot interview the patriarch of the legendary Armstrong family looks back and takes us along for the ride.
Be they from his heyday in the Georgia, Continental and Memphis territories, overseas excursions to Japan and Korea, or latter-day runs in Smoky Mountain Wrestling and NWA-TNA, Armstrong has no shortage of stories to tell; from epic world title matches with the likes of Ric Flair, Harley Race and the Funks to encounters with future legends Hulk Hogan and Arn Anderson in their rookie years.
Bob shares family memories of raising and training sons Brad, Brian, Steve and Scott, in addition to harrowing accounts of his injuries over the years, including the in-ring accident which resulted in the loss of a finger and the weight room accident which literally crushed his face and led to the creation of his masked alter-ego, "The Bullet."
Other topics include Bob's stint as a WCW road agent and first-hand account of the infamous Vader/Paul Orndorff backstage fist-fight, as well as his own shoot encounters with both opponents and overzealous fans!
EXTRA #1: Rare footage from Southeastern Championship Wrestling of Bob refereeing a Ric Flair vs. Ron Fuller NWA World Title match, and Bob's subsequent shocking heel turn.
EXTRA #2: Bob and Brad Armstrong vs. Thunderfoot #1 and #2 from the Anderson Brothers Classic Tag Team Tournament in Shelby, NC, on December 11, 2004.
Baron Von Raschke
He is Baron Von Raschke and that is all you need to know, but if you want to learn more about him and "The Claw" you will enjoy this DVD. From Olympic wrestler to the top of the pro wrestling world.
Raschke explains that bad luck was the reason why he started wrestling. The Baron work for some of the biggest promotions in his era. From Vince Sr. to Jim Crockett to Verne Gagne, Baron as worked for them all.Raschke also shares stories about a young Hulk Hogan and a very young and powerful team called the Road Warriors. In side the ring Raschke was one the most hated and remembered wrestlers of all time. But outside the ropes he is one of the most well respected and loved human beings in the business.
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Robert Charles: A legacy of excellence
Robert Teel took a long time to become an emerging CTA. He started out trading the Value Line Stock Index on the floor of the Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT), had a successful legal career, helped launch a family office and more recently turned his years of proprietary trading into a promising new CTA.
Charles Feurzeig hired Teel away from the law firm he was working at in San Diego in 1991 to help run his real-estate business. The two became fast friends and Feurzeig encouraged Teel's passion for trading first by having him run his private equity investments and eventually a family office.
Teel earned a law degree and MBA from the University of Kansas. He traded at the KCBT before moving to San Diego to launch his law career.
Teel's proprietary trading record goes back to 1996 and it is a testament to trial and error. "As a prop trader, I made every mistake in the book," he says.
Teel's trading evolved toward options, but what started out as a pure premium collection strategy trading only S&P 500 options turned into a volatility arbitrage approach that trades a diversified group of markets in several sectors. He trades grains, metals, energies, bonds and the S&Ps only on rare occasions.
"I have grey hairs to match each volatile trading period," Teel says, adding, "If I was just an S&P trader, I would not be sleeping very well at night, and I sleep well."
Teel says that you could take a snapshot of his program at a moment in time and it will look like a pure premium collector, while at another moment in time its long option position value will exceed its short option exposure.
"It is really a function of market conditions," he says.
Teel describes it as an arbitrage between statistical and implied volatility. "What is our secret sauce?" Teel asks rhetorically. "We try to be delta neutral, gamma neutral and theta positive, which is a bit of a trick. You can build that only on an ongoing basis; it is very hard to put a trade on that looks like that."
He starts with a short options position and then uses long options or futures to capture equity if the conditions are right.
"I put myself into a position that hopefully I have a floor on my profit, and if I need that delta adjustment, I am going to pick up profits on the tails if it moves that far," Teel says. "[Are my long options and futures] a hedge or profit? I don't know. It is whatever I need to do to keep it delta neutral. A lot of the time that will result in a significant profit on the long position, the futures or the long options, but that is not [what] I targeted."
In 2010 after his mentor and namesake for his program passed away, Teel decided to take the strategies that evolved over the years and open his own CTA. The program has not had a losing month since launching in September 2011 and has returned 39.32% in 12 months. While a drawdown will come, Teel targets a return-to-drawdown ratio of 5 to 1.
"Typically I am not buying volatility in the markets that are low, though I will buy it to hedge out the risk and to maintain delta neutral," he says. "In fact, we are in a volatility contraction period and what works there are the Christmas trees, vertical spreads and one by twos."
Since launching the CTA, Teel has sharpened his focus on the risk side but still has ambitious goals. "Our objective is 30% with a 6% drawdown," he says, while acknowledging, "Our numbers right now are unsustainable."
His proprietary record is even more impressive, so he feels there is no reason he can't maintain that profit ratio, which he attributes to its rigorous nature. "I don't think of it so much as unique as rigorous," Teel adds.
Charley Feurzeig would be proud.
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Got a text from a friend last night. Told her I was in Chicago. She said "awesome." And I really can't blame her. Chicago, after all, is awesome. Belushi, Second City, Oprah, the Lake, every good-looking Midwestern girl who wasn't content to settle down with her high school sweetheart in Fort Wayne. All of that is awesome.
The O'Hare Hilton, however, is not awesome. In fact, it's the opposite of awesome, unless your idea of awesome is Tom Hanks in "The Terminal." Because that is what these GM meetings are like. The hotel is inside the airport. My hotel room overlooks a runway, where at the moment I am staring longingly at a plane taking off and fantasizing about the happy little lives of all the people inside. I'm not sure if the little bottles of shampoo in my bathroom are there because that is what all hotels use, or because they couldn't get the big ones through security.
The only worse place to spend three days is inside a hospital. And even then, at least there is access to painkillers.
I can almost picture the scene that went down in the league offices in Manhattan as they contemplated how to make this year's gathering even more unbearable than usual.
BUD SELIG: I've got it! Let's hold them at a hotel by an airport!
ASSISTANT: I like where your head is at, Allan. But why stop there? Let's hold them at a hotel that is actually inside an airport!
SELIG: And not just any airport!
SELIG AND ASSISTANT (in unison): O'Hare!
Last year, Major League Baseball at least had the decency to stage this annual event at an upscale resort that sits on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Don't get me wrong: whatever the venue, the GM meetings are not a pleasurable experience. Rikers Island is still Rikers Island, despite the waterfront view. You sit around a hotel lobby all day waiting to talk to people who do not want to talk to you, and even if they did want to talk, they wouldn't have much to say, because the free agent signing period does not begin until Nov. 20 and nobody will have any idea about how the market will unfold until then.
"We haven't ruled anybody out," Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. said yesterday.
And neither have I, but at least I've had a chance to test the market and eliminate the possibility of raising a family with Jessica Biel.
I don't want to sound too whiny or self-indulgent, so I won't mention the fact that there was no smoked salmon on the 23-dollar breakfast buffet, and I will point out that the GMs dislike these things almost as much as the reporters who cover them. The happiest guys in town yesterday were the assistant GMs who did not have to sit through the 4.5 hour morning meeting.
The one positive? Folks only have to walk about five minutes to get on their planes this afternoon.
And that's good. Because they can't wait to leave.
OK, OK. I was being slightly melo-dramatic above. But I haven't blogged for awhile, and I wanted to give you guys a chance to consternate me for complaining about covering baseball while you are staring at the start of another 9-to-5.
In reality, these GM meetings do provide an interesting chance to gain some insight on how the rest of the world views these Phillies. Which is where I'd like to begin, because several times over the past 48 hours I have heard other reporters express surprise at the Phillies' decision to decline Pedro Feliz's 2010 option, usually with a rationale that sounds something similar to, "Don't they already have enough offense?"
But like all things in this sport, the answer to that question depends on one's definition of "enough."
At this waypoint in Phillies history, Amaro's definition of "enough" is "Can we win a championship with what we have?" The most jaded Philadelphians among us still might have a hard time believing that, but his actions over the last year have spoken: It would have been easy not to trade for Cliff Lee, not to sign Pedro Martinez and relegate Jamie Moyer to the bullpen, not to bump final 2009 expenditures close to $140 million. But the Phillies have made it clear they are suddenly devout Ricky Bobbians. And if it is true that you are last if you ain't first, then the Yankees knocked the Phillies down to last place, and it is through that prism that they must evaluate their personnel.
Which brings us to offense. They led the National League in scoring in 2009, which is all well and good, because they won the National League. But they did not beat the American League, and four teams in the AL finished above them in scoring. And while it is tough to compare totals between the two leagues because of the DH, even when you disregard the runs created out of the No. 9 spot in the order (which in the AL is manned by a hitter and in Phillies line-ups is manned by a pitcher), the Phillies still were outscored by the Yankees by 40 runs. This is over-simplifying things, because even if the No. 9 hitter in an AL line-up doesn't create a run, he might get a two-out hit that keeps an inning alive or contribute in some other manner. But I don't have the mathematical capability to figure out a formula to account for such things, so I retreat to simplicity.
The biggest weakness in the Phillies' line-up was its consistency. They scored seven or more runs in 46 games, which was more than Colorado (43), the Dodgers (42), St. Louis (36) and Minnesota (43), all playoff participants. But they scored four or fewer runs in 82 games, which was more than New York (69), the Angels (79), the Red Sox (73), the Dodgers (73) and Minnesota (80).
So they scored seven or more runs eight fewer times than the Yankees, but scored four or fewer runs 13 more times.
They rattled off more crooked numbers than the Dodgers or the Twins, but also logged more impotence.
A big difference? Perhaps not. But neither was the difference between a second-straight World Series title and a disappointing second-place finish.
Which led to the decision to turn Feliz free. In doing so, they have the opportunity to fill two offensive holes -- at third base, and at the No. 7 spot in the order, both of which have been manned by Feliz the last two seasons.
Last year, the Phillies' posted a .704 OPS at the No. 7 spot in the line-up, which ranked 19th in the majors. (I'm using OPS, which is on base percentage plus slugging percentage, because RBIs and runs scored are variables that are dependent on other parts of the order).
By comparison, the Yankees' .862 OPS at No. 7 ranked 1st. And even if you use their OPS at No. 8 to account for the DH (Manuel, after all, used his No. 7 hitter at No. 8 at Yankee Stadium), it was still 69 points higher than that of the Phillies' seven-hole hitters.
The Dodgers, who lets not forget were a Jimmy Rollins walk-off double away from tying the NLCS at 2-2 and regaining home field advantage, posted a .842 OPS at No. 7, the best mark in the National League.
Feliz did hit .336 with runners in scoring position, the best mark on the team. So in no way are we saying that he performed poorly. But again, remember the defintion of "enough" off of which we are working. And in this case, "enough" might be finding a player who reaches base even when he isn't driving in runs, thereby keeping the line-up moving (Feliz hit just .243 with no runners in scoring position, .221 with the bases empty and .210 with two outs).
In the Phillies' line-up, No. 1, No. 7 and No. 8 were the only three slots in the batting order that finished outside of the Top 7 in the majors in OPS:
- .709 (25)
- .860 (1)
- .908 (2)
- .914 (3)
- .857 (5)
- .818 (7)
- .704 (19)
- .736 (21)
Looking at those numbers, it is easy to see why the Phillies line-up occasionally struggled: Statistically speaking, the four weakest spots in the batting order, including the pitcher, hit in succession. But Carlos Ruiz, the normal eight-hole hitter, isn't going anywhere, and neither is Jimmy Rollins, the normal leadoff hitter. Which leaves No. 7.
Looking at the available third baseman, it is easy to envision the possibilities that could arise out of an upgrade. The Angels' Chone Figgins is one candidate, although a lot of things would have to fall correctly to land him. Figgins' career on base percentage is 34 points higher than Rollins', and Rollins' career slugging percentage is 51 points higher than Figgins'. So adding Figgins would not only theoretically improve the No. 1 spot, but No. 7 as well, with either Rollins or Victorino or Raul Ibanez potentially hitting there.
Then we have Adrian Beltre, who could would bring more power to the seven-hole, or perhaps hit fifth and allow Jayson Werth to his seventh.
And then there is Mark DeRosa, and Placido Polanco, and Miguel Tejada, all of whom could be used at a variety of spots in the line-up.
The worst-case scenario, of course, is that all of the Phillies' targets -- Amaro said he had reached out to five or six prospective free agents -- end up signing elsewhere, and Feliz decides against returning to the team that turned down his option.
But that seems far-fetched.
By my count, there are eight teams that could potentially be in the market for a third baseman, but one of them is the Marlins, who are more apt to host a Fidel Castro Appreciation Night than they are to spend money this offseason.
So that leaves seven competitors (Phillies, Angels, Mariners, Astros, Twins, Cardinals, Orioles). And Amaro has already said that he has talked to at least six prospective free agents (Educated guess: Beltre, Figgins, DeRosa, Polanco, Tejada and Troy Glaus), although there are plenty more options, including Feliz and Joe Crede.
Which means there is little chance they are left in the cold, even if it comes to re-signing Feliz at a lower dollar amount, which would in theory enable them to spend more money on the bullpen and bench.
Here is a breakdown of the third base situation in the majors, ranked on a scale of least to most need.
- Mets - David Wright
- Nationals - Ryan Zimmerman
- Yankees - Alex Rodriguez
- Rays - Evan Longoria
- Rangers - Michael Young
- Diamondbacks - Mark Reynolds
- Giants - Pablo Sandoval
- Braves- Chipper Jones
- Padres - Kevin Kouzmanoff
- Pirates - Andy LaRoche
- Cubs - Aramis Ramirez
- Reds - Scott Rolen
- White Sox - Mark Teahen
- A's - Brett Wallace
- Royals - Alex Gordon
- Tigers - Brandon Inge
- Brewers - Casey McGehee
- Indians - Jhonny Peralta
- Jays - Edwin Encarnacion
- Rockies - Ian Stewart
- Dodgers - Casey Blake
- Red Sox - Mike Lowell/Kevin Youklis
- Marlins - No money
- Orioles - Melvin Mora is a FA; Possible Beltre fit?
- Astros - Jeff Keppinger not a great hitter, but do they have money to upgrade?
- Twins - Crede is a FA and Nick Punto is not a great everyday option
- Angels - They have internal options, but nobody close to Figgins
- Mariners - Beltre is a free agent
- Cardinals - DeRosa and Glaus are both free agents. Their available cash will be affected, either positively or negatively, by the futures of free agents Matt Holliday and Joel Piniero.
- Phillies - No minor league options. Greg Dobbs not viewed as everyday player.
A lot of this can be affected by players moving positions. Figgins can play virtually any position on the field, as can DeRosa. Polanco has played just one game at third since leaving the Phillies in 2005. Tejada has never played third, although many have projected him there. Might a team like the Yankees make a play for Figgins if Johnny Damon leaves via free agency? What about the Tigers?
There's no doubt the Phillies took a risk when they declined Feliz's option. But given what they view as "enough," and the options that are out there, they decided it was a risk worth taking.
The Phillies have proven over the last two seasons that pitching and defense are the most important pieces in the path to the promised land, so a return by Feliz will still keep them in a position to contend. But the Yankees showed this year that it is also going to take pitching and defense and a well-rounded offense to beat them in the World Series. Maybe a marginal upgrade over Feliz will do the trick. And with Amaro determined to upgrade the bullpen and the bench, it is unclear whether he will have enough money to land a player like Figgins. If it comes down to an either/or, you can bet he will err on the side of the bullpen. He said yesterday that he was unlikely to dole out a contract on the scale of the three-year, $31.5 million deal that landed Ibanez. It might not take that much to land Figgins - he is 32 years old, on year older than Jimmy Rollins, and is a similar player to the Orioles' Brian Roberts, who signed a four-year, $40 million extension in January (The difference between Ibanez's $11.5 million salary and a $10 million salary could be another bullpen arm or bench player). But it might. And even if it does, the Phillies could get creative, backloading the contract for raises in 2011, when they have just over $70 million committed to seven players, and 2012, when Chase Utley is the only player currently under contract..


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There are two golden eras of 2D Disney animated movies. The first era roughly covers from 1937 to 1967, and includes masterpieces such as "Snow White," "Cinderella," "Dumbo, "Pinocchio," "Bambi," "Fantasia," and "Melody Time." Okay, maybe not "Melody Time." The second covers from 1989 to 1994, and includes "The Little Mermaid," "The Lion King," and "Beauty and the Beast".
The two decades between those eras represent a vast creative wasteland in Disney's history. The studio produced very few animated films, and those that it did churn out weren't very good, including "The Great Mouse Detective" and the like.
What needed to happen for that second golden era of 2D animation to become reality was one of the most remarkable comebacks in the history of movies, and a new documentary called "Waking Sleeping Beauty" features interviews with the filmmakers and Disney execs (particularly Jeffrey Katzenberg) who spurred the revival. It's an incredible turnaround that saw Disney regain its magic in 2D animation and, with Pixar in tow, create the boom of computer generated movies that now dominate the family film industry.
Interviewees include John Lasseter (who went on to run Pixar and now runs ALL of Disney animation), Tim Burton, Don Bluth, Michael Eisner and more. It promises to be a no holds barred look behind the scenes of a company that, despite its family brand, has always been one of the more chaotic environments in all of showbiz.
There's only one catch to this movie, and it is this: "Waking Sleeping Beauty" is being released by Disney, and produced by some of the same people who made those latter day animated classics. That makes the movie a bit suspicious. Am I watching the full-length version of the Domino's Pizza Turnaround movie? Because that would be totally lame. Or is this movie meant to do more than just be a glorified promo from a DVD extra section? Most early reviews from film festivals argue it's a very candid movie, as brutally honest as they come.
And that's a good thing. Because anyone who has ever gone through the creative process knows the general rule that, the more tortured that process is, the better the end product.


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geez, court was gorgeous though.
I'm just glad I'm finally out of the top 10 for most time spent online.
Going through this prep stuff is giving me PTSD flashbacks.::shudder::Are there any new sites that are good besides LSN, here, and XOXO? Those were my haunts back in the day when I was prepping (e.g. before the dawn of time).
Awesome, thanks I'm not. Just passing on all my junk to a friend. I have THE library of LSAT prep.
Quote from: Tasha Elizabeth on September 23, 2008, 01:03:05 PMgeez, court was gorgeous though.<3 So, there I was... getting all my massive tons of LSAT prep together for a friend.... and I was all "OMG LSD!"I hope everyone is doing well. I'm not sure if I still KNOW anyone here, but what the heck. I'm just glad I'm finally out of the top 10 for most time spent online.


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For reasons I won't go in to, we find ourselves with the need to identify an AS Level Citizenship course to teach next year at very short notice.
I was wondering if anyone had any experience of boards / options that they would be willing to share?
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I think AQA is the only board to do it. I'm looking to enter my Y12 politics students as an experiment this year. I'll also enter some Year 11s next year who have done the short gcse course in y10.
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Will Young Doctors Recognize Melanoma?
Fourth-year medical students – at least those at the University of Illinois at Chicago -- are not very proficient at detecting melanomas, the most serious type of skin cancer, researchers from that school said this week at the 69th annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Actors wearing a medical moulage (a simulated melanoma) were examined for carpal tunnel syndrome with the moulage clearly in view, but less than a quarter of the 190 students saw the lesion and recommended treatment, according to Dr. Claudia Hernandez.
"Melanoma is really very rare, and it is not uncommon for medical students to go through four years of training and never see the real thing," she told Reuters Health. "We know that medical students do not feel all that confident doing skin examinations, and in this study, we wanted to see how proficient they were in detecting melanomas."
The students saw the actors while undergoing a test that uses simulated patient encounters to assess their clinical skills.
The medical moulage measured 3 to 4 mm in diameter and was applied to the second digit of the actor's hand. "A moulage is like a very realistic tattoo, but it's more than a tattoo because it's thicker and it's got texture to it. You could call them medical grade, very fancy tattoos," Hernandez said.
The actors, who pretended to have wrist pain, were trained beforehand by a dermatologist to answer questions regarding the history and symptoms of the simulated melanoma.
Fifty-six students noticed the lesion, but 13 failed to comment on it further to the patient or in their written notes.
Of the 43 students who saw the lesion and recommended follow-up or a biopsy, only one felt to see whether the patients had swollen lymph glands, and one student examined other areas of the pseudo-patient's skin for other unusual spots. No student offered the patient a full body skin examination.
The students who recommended follow-up also asked if the lesion had changed recently and also about symptoms. "These are the two most important questions, so this was the one encouraging finding," Hernandez noted.
These results are disturbing because the awareness about the dangers of skin cancer, especially the deadliness of melanoma, does not seem to be getting through to medical students. If they are not getting the message, then the public may not be getting the message either, she said.
Clearly, more educational efforts are needed to bring medical students up to speed in diagnosing melanoma and evaluating patients for skin cancer.
"Even though we give the medical students lectures about melanoma we have to make sure that they have some (way) to go ahead and practice these skills," she said. "Only then will they probably feel comfortable doing skin exams and diagnosing skin cancer."