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Get ready for new Taylor Swift and... Prince? Plus some bad news Game of Thrones fans and what's coming to Netflix in May
While Taylor Swifts World Premiere happens TOMORROW! also get ready for new Prince! Yeah, Prince's estate is putting out an album titled The Originals and it's due out in June.
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Everything you need to know about the 2019 Bix 7 men's field
Last year, for the first time ever, a male runner from Ethiopia won the Quad-City Times Bix 7, overcoming the legion of Kenyan runners who always populate the field.
This year it might be time for a break-through from another African nation: Tanzania.
Gabriel Geay, a 22-year-old runner from the country directly to the south of Kenya, must be regarded as one of the favorites to prevail in the annual 7-mile jaunt through the streets of Davenport.
He already has had a phenomenal year on the U.S. road racing scene, winning the Lilac Bloomsday 12k and Bay to Breakers 12k in May and crossing the finish line first in the Utica Boilermaker 15k little more than a week ago. He also had top-five finishes in perhaps the two biggest 10ks around: The Peachtree Road Race and Bolder Boulder.
Geay first came to U.S. as a 19-year-old in 2016 attempting to run Olympic qualifying times for 10,000 meters and 5,000 meters. He narrowly missed in both but decided to stick around and run a few road races, and claimed his first big victory at Peachtree. He came back the following year to win Bolder Boulder and Lilac Bloomsday.
With the withdrawal of three-time Bix 7 champion Silas Kipruto from the field, there now is only one runner entered in the men's field who has competed in the Davenport race as an elite invitee.
Kenya's Kenneth Kosgei placed 12th in his only visit here a year ago.
Kipruto was seeking to break the Bix 7 record for most top-five finishes by a men's runner — he has done it six times — but he informed race officials last week that he would not run because of a lack of fitness.
The Bix 7 men's championship has been won seven times by a runner named Korir.
John Korir won a record five times (in 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003 and 2004) and Leonard Korir did it twice (2013 and 2015).
This year's race will include Kenya's Dominic Korir. Korir (no relation to the previous Bix champs), who may be better suited to the hilly course than almost anyone.
Dominic Korir trains at high altitude in Colorado Springs and in April he won the Horsetooth Half-marathon, a race that begins with a grueling 1.8-mile climb up something called Monster Mountain.
It sounds even more imposing than the Brady Street Hill.
Jarius Birech will be among the most experienced Kenyans in this year's Bix 7 field.
He's just not that experienced in races in which he isn't required to leap over hurdles and bound across small pools of water. Birech, 26, was the top 3,000-meter steeplechase runner in the world in 2014, winning the African championships and taking the silver medal in the Commonwealth Games that year. He twice has run the steeplechase under eight minutes, a feat that's only been accomplished 38 times in history.
But he just now is starting to become more involved in events other than the steeplechase.
He has shown promise, however. Birech won a major cross country race in Italy earlier this year and also won the Crescent City Classic 10k on a very flat course in New Orleans.
(07/26/2019) ⚡AMP
Bix 7 miler
This race attracts the greatest long distance runners in the world competing to win thousands of dollars in prize money. It is said to be the highest purse of any non-marathon race. Tremendous spectator support, entertainment and post party. Come and try to conquer this challenging course along with over 15,000 other participants, as you "Run With The Best." In...
Three-time Bix 7 men's champion Silas Kipruto is coming back to the Quad-City Times Bix 7 in hopes of making a little more history
The three-time Bix 7 men's champion will be joined in the 45th annual race through the streets of Davenport by a deep women's field that includes two former champions, the second fastest female runner in the race's history and a world record-holder in two events.
Kipruto already is among the most successful runners in the history of the race, which is scheduled this year for July 27. The 34-year-old native of Kenya not only won the Bix 7 in 2011, 2012 and 2016, but he has finished in the top five on three other occasions.
His half dozen top-five finishes equal the most ever by a male runner in the race, tying Meb Keflezighi, Bill Rodgers, John Korir and Lazarus Nyakeraka.
Kipruto is one of 17 African runners in the preliminary men's elite field assembled by elite athlete coordinator John Tope — 13 from Kenya and two each from Eritrea and Tanzania.
Besides Kipruto, male runners to watch include Tanzania's Gabriel Geay, who won both the Lilac Bloomsday 12k and the Bay to Breakers 12k in May; Kenya's Edwin Mokua, a top-three finisher at both Bloomsday and Bay to Breakers; Kenya's Leonard Barsoton, who was first in the African Cross Country championships in 2014 and second in the African Games 10,000 meters in 2015; and Emmanuel Kiprono, Kenya's 10,000-meter champ in 2013.
by Kevin E. Schmidt
Gabriel Geay was the overall winner of the 108th annual Alaska Air Bay to Breakers clocking 35:01 for 12K
108 years of tradition hit the streets of San Francisco Sunday morning.
Gabriel Geay is the overall winner of the 108th annual Alaska Air Bay to Breakers with a time of 35:01, organizers announced via the Twitter account for the race.
The Bay to Breakers winner spoke with KTVU reporter Sara Zendehnam after crossing the finish line, saying "the course is tough, there's a big hill, downhills."
The female division winner was Carlone Rotich, with a time of 39:28.
Tens of thousands braved the wet weather to participate in the annual event.
Race officials said it's the first time in 14 years it rained hard on race day, but that didn't stop runners from putting their unique costumes on display.
Victoria Macias and her friends dressed up as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Badar Ginsburg.
They put a lot of thought into their costumes, "We've been planning this since October. We wanted to dress up as a strong female figure," said Macias.
While runner Eugene Asuncion's decision was last minute, "Went to Party City had some left over Halloween things on clearance and I said, 'How about some avocados?'"
From the start line where tortillas were thrown in the air to the finish line, the energy and excitement was felt all throughout the city.
"It was epic. We had so much fun," said runner Shamra and Andrew Martin.
The morning 12K race started near the Embarcadero and finished at the Great Highway.
Alaska Airlines Bay to Breakers
San Francisco's Alaska Airlines Bay to Breakers is an annual footrace operated by Wasserman Events and has run continuously for over 100 year as a staple to the City by the Bay. With a starting point near the San Francisco Bay, a few blocks from The Embarcadero, the 12K race runs west through the city and finishes at the Great...
Run The World Challenge 2 Profile: Sheldon Gersh says that running has the same priority as eating and sleeping for him
73-year-old Sheldon Gersh partiicipated in the first Run The World Challenge and has taken on the second one too. The Senior Vice President at Morgan Stanley has worked there for 47 years, he loves to travel with his wife and one thing he always finds time to do is run.
So how did it all begin? He played soccer for Oregon and running was a necessity to survive the miles covered in practices and games. "In the off season I would run to stay fit," says Sheldon. "Once college was completed, I knew that I was going into the army and I needed to be very fit."
He handled army training well and says "it was a piece of cake." The summer before he entered the army, he ran with a high school cross country team which was ranked number one that year.
"I ran the years I was in the Army, including my adventure in Vietnam." Once he left the army he continued to run. "It made me feel so good. I thought about playing adult soccer but it was such a hastle to get together a team."
At the same time he had a friend that made him a bet that he had to finish in the top half and under an hour in his first Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco. "I ran almost everyday plus played soccer with a team I coached," he remembers.
"I won the bet." For Sheldon running has the same priority as eating and sleeping. "Most people don't look at it that way but I do. Running is extremely important to me, not much can prevent me from doing it, definitely not the weather," he says.
Two highlights? Running the Boston marathon back in the 70's and placing in the top 100 at the Bay to Breakers (12k) clocking 43 minutes. He also says, "I had a goal when I turned 60 to run a mile under six minutes.
A friend, Rich stiller trained me." Sheldon ran 5:47. He wants to continue running forever but says he "doesn't want to overdo it. I just think running makes you feel better. I look at so many people who look and act much older than me. I feel like they are my parents," he says.
He keeps fit by doing more than one activity a day. He also swims, does boxing and spins. "My long term goal is to continue running forever," says Sheldon Gersh.
by Bob Anderson
Gabriel Geay is the hottest road racer in the US right now will be racing Crazy 8s Saturday
Crazy 8s race organizers announced Tuesday that Tanzania's Gabriel Geay and Kenyans Isaac Mukundi, Cleophas Ngetich and Linus Kiplagat have committed to race Saturday in downtown Kingsport. Geay is on a hot streak, recently winning the BAA 10K over a stacked field that included defending Crazy 8s champ Teshome Mekonen and previous 8K world record-holder Stephen Sambu. Geay followed that with an impressive win at the Boilermaker 15K this past Sunday, once again outracing Mekonen to the tape. "Geay is arguably the hottest road racer in the U.S. right now, and we are very excited he has decided to come to Kingsport," said Crazy 8s co-director Hank Brown. "He might just be the first runner from Tanzania to win Crazy 8s. That would be pretty cool." He'll have plenty of competition in Mukundi, Ngetich and Kiplagat. Mukundi, who finished second in the 2016 Crazy 8s, has won such major races as the Bay to Breakers 12K (twice), Bolder Boulder 10K and Wharf to Wharf 6 Mile. His 10K personal record is a sizzling 27:45. Ngetich is a past winner of Crazy 8s, clocking 22:28 to win in 2015, and has 13 victories over his road-race career. Kiplagat owns victories this year at the Cleveland Marathon 10K, Cotton Row 10K, in which he broke the course record, Orange Classic 10K and the Monumental Mile. The starting line will once again be stocked with superstars from around the globe, all going for The Regional Eye Center $10,008 World Record Bonus — which goes to the first runner to break the existing 8K world-best time, currently 21:45. The winner will claim the Teleperfomance $5,000 Dash For The Gold. "It should be another fast race," Brown said. "Even though the record is tougher this year, we're still going after guys who think they can break it. All we can do is shoot the gun and see what happens." (07/11/2018) ⚡AMP
This group that became 80 runners accepted my 500 mile June 6 Challenge
Yesterday, June 6, was Global Running Day. A day celebrating running. It is exciting to have our own day, celebrating what many of us do daily or at least regularly.
Among other things the day is about inspiring people. At noon the day before I had just finished doing my daily run-to-lunch few miles.
I was enjoying an avocado toast and the best ice tea in town before heading back to the office. Knowing that Global Running Day was the next day, I was thinking that My Best Runs needed to do something.
I knew there were already a lot of well thought out programs taking place June 6. I decided, on the spot, that we would do something just for the fun of running. We would run our challenge like a road race back in the 1970's.
Since we needed to get the word out quickly, we would use my Facebook account to reach people. I would record everything by hand. Making things more interesting, I was flying down to our MBR/Ujena office in Mexico in the middle of the day Wednesday. (I would be out of touch for nearly five hours.)
There would be no entry fee and no prizes. There would be no official results. It was all about running. We would not be raising money for a cause. Each of us would run on June 6 and log in miles on my FB account.
Just to see if we could do it, my goal was for our group to run at least 500 miles June 6 and hopefully have 100 participants Everyone had to post their miles by midnight.
In the end, 80 people posted 560.12 miles for our My Best Runs Global Running Day 500 Mile Challenge. We did it. We showed the world that a group of people can come together (with no notice) from all over the world and run the equivalent distance from San Francisco to San Diego.
All types of runners from slow to fast joined our challenge. I am very proud of each and every participant but I would like to mention some of our gang here.
We had two time Boston Marathon winner (Geoff Smith) post 10.5 miles, Co-owner of Worlds Marathons Malin Andersson from Sweden posted 6.2 miles, Bertrand Newson who heads up a popular bay area running group (2L2Q) posted 8.45 miles and Willie Korir from Kenya posted the most miles with 22.5. Verity Breen posted the most miles for a female hitting 19 miles and Boston Marathon historian Tom Derderian ran 5 miles. The youngest female to win Bay To Breakers (age 11) who ran her first marathon at age 5 Mary Etta Britano now 55 posted 10 miles.
Julie who we met at the front desk of our hotel in Paris ran 5 miles, Ram VenKatraman who heads up a major running group in Mumbai, India ran 4.69 miles and super ultra-marathon star Michael Wardian ran 12.5 miles. Phil Camp who among other things won the 4th annual Marine marathon (1979) posted 8.3 miles.
Roger Wright used to weigh 278 pounds a few years back before he started running marathons logged 13.5 miles and ultra runner since the early 1970's superstar Frank Bozanich ran 9 miles. Joshua Holmes Ultra runner and Run It Fast founder posted 2 miles.
Brent Weigner who has run more marathons in more countries than anyone posted 1.5 miles, and the list goes on and on.
One common thing about our group of 80 runners is that everyone loves running. Until our next challenge! Run on... I ran 6.6 miles which I thought was only fitting. This was our first Run The World Challenge.
Mary Etta Boitano's Mother smashed the world 5K record for 94-year-olds
My 94 year old mother just grabbed the women's world age group record in the 5k for 94 year olds. She smashed the world record held by Betty Ashley from Tampa, Florida set in February of 2016. In this picture, she is nearly half way to the finish line and going strong. I am so proud to call her my momma. She will turn 95 in July and there are more distance records she can now chase. Check out the web site at ARRS.net. We are just now hoping the course was certified and from what we heard, it was. Her time was 1:13:24.9 at the 2018 Marin Greek Festival Walk and Run held Saturday May 19th. (Editor's note: Mary Etta has run over 150,000 miles and has been running races since she was four. She ran 50 marthons before she was 12. In 1973 she was the overall winner at the Dipsea. She was 10. She won the Bay To Breakers and many other races. Her mother has always been so proud of her daughter and now they can celebrate this world record together.) (05/21/2018) ⚡AMP
by Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard
Bay To Breakers saw Kenya's Cheboi win again while Jane Kibii wins the women's race
Kenya's Philemon Cheboi repeated as the winner of the men's race at San Francisco's Bay to Breakers on Sunday morning, while Jane Kibii took home the top spot for the women. Cheboi came in with a time of 35:41 while Tanzania's Gabriel Geay came in second (36:04) and United States runner Aaron Braun finished third (36:45). Kibii came in with a time of 40:27 and had a bit fun posing for the cameras after her run. Times were slower this year because of the headwind most of the way. (05/20/2018) ⚡AMP
Love it or hate it, The 107th annual Bay to Breakers is this Sunday in San Francisco
Love it or hate it, Bay to Breakers is a San Francisco staple and is returning on Sunday — costumed runners, half-naked dance parties and all. The 12k-course, or almost 7.5 miles, goes from downtown to Ocean Beach, passing through distinct areas like Hayes Valley, Golden Gate Park, and the Sunset. If you're looking to get out of your usual neighborhoods with runners in tutus, inflatable donuts and dressed as a Bloody Mary along the way, this is the place to do it. Whether you're running, participating without actually running, people watching, or just trying to avoid the madness, here are some things to know about Bay to Breakers this Sunday: 1. Runners can show up at 6 a.m. but will make their break from the bay starting at 8 a.m. The race starts off at Howard and Main streets. The route largely uses Howard, Hayes, and Fell streets before taking up John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park and ending at Ocean Beach. 2. The starting line just a couple blocks from Embarcadero station, where BART and Muni will be shuttling people in and out. Because of the street closures, the SFMTA warns that there are only two options to cross the flow of runners is the Embarcadero and Crossover Drive, which is the road in Golden Gate Park linking 19th and 25th avenues. 3. Weather - Jackets may not be feasible with some wacky costumes but it would come in handy. It's expected to be windy, partly cloudy and with temperatures in the low 60s. (05/18/2018) ⚡AMP
by Ida Mojadad/ SF Weekly
40 Years Ago the first Centipede crossed the finish line at the Bay To Breakers
Bay to Breakers features a special team division called "centipedes." Dwayne "Peanut" Harms and Doug Peck came up with the idea and were members of the first-ever "Pede," all members of the UC Davis men's track team, ("Aggies"). A special division of the 12K race was created in which 13 runners are connected as a unit with a "Head Pede" out front which is the leader of the centipede. An additional runner, a floater, usually the team captain, is allowed to run along untethered to pace the team or substitute for a drop out runner. Despite the novelty, the centipede race is very competitive. The record for men which is very fast was set in 2012. Team Linkedin (photo) clocked 36:44, which is 4:55 per mile. The same year the Impala Racing Team posted 46:37 for the women's record. The Bay to Breakers is the official site of the World Centipede Running Championships which is now sponsored by Saucony. Dwayne Harms wrote, "On May 14, 1978, at the 68th running of the Bay to Breakers, the world's first Centipede was unveiled to the public. We quickly rolled out the Centipede in front of a crowd of other runners about 30 minutes before the race. I clearly remember how other runners and spectators that were in the area had cheered, laughed and made jokes about the Centipede once we had all gotten in our proper positions and donned our antennae and feelers. These people had no idea what this group of crazy UCD distance runners were about to do. They had never seen anything quite like it. It was not only weird, but also crazy and fun." Peanut continued, "Now, 40 years after our first UCD Aggie Centipede, I still find it hard to believe that this fun-loving group of runners I trained with, raced with and socialized with for so many years at UCD put together the idea to run in the world' first Centipede which has now become so famous." (05/17/2018) ⚡AMP
The crazy Bay To Breakers 12k with it's costumed runners, elites and centipedes is May 20
The Bay to Breakers (BTB) is one of the most popular footraces in the United States. On May 18, 1986 the annual 12K race in San Francisco drew 110,000 participants.
The Guiness Book of World Records recognized it as the world's largest footrace until October 10, 2010 when an event in Malina had 116,086 participants. The BTB route is typically dotted with various local bands performing.
In February 2009, SF city officials and race sponsors announced changes to the race regulations. The regulations included an official ban on floats, alcohol, drunkenness and nudity.
The changes were made to address the concerns of San Francisco residents along the route, who say the race has gotten out of hand in recent years.
Many Bay Area residents said the changes would destroy much that has made the race a national treasure for most of the last century...
The first BTB was run January 1, 2012. American's men won every year until Australian's Chris Wardlaw won in 1976 clocking 37:28. Runners from Kenya have dominated since 1991, winning 25 times out of 27. The course record is held by Kenya's Sammy Kitwara set in 2009 when he clocked 33:31.
The first women to official run was Frances Conley in 1966. She clocked 1:00:07. Six-year-old Mary Etta Boitano won in 1969 clocking 1:01:12. Mary also won in 1974, 1975 and 1976. Her best time was 43:22 (1974) which was the course record until Laurie Binder broke it in 1979 clocking 43:07.
The women's course record was set in 2010 when Kenya's Lineth Chepkurui clocked 38:07. The one runner who won the most times was Kenny Moore who won six times in a row between 1968 to 1973. His best time being 36:39 (1972).
Moore ran in the Olympic marathon at both Mexico City and Munich, finishing fourth in 1972. After his running career, Moore became a journalist and screenwriter. He had a twenty-five-year career covering athletics for Sports Illustrated.
Alaska Airlines Bay to Breakers is a race built by the people. Since 1912, Over 2 million costumed runners, walkers, elites and centipedes have completed the iconic 12K journey from the San Francisco Bay to the breakers on Ocean Beach.
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You've managed to get through the first round of interviews with your candidates. You've gone over your findings with your supervisor and/or the department manager for which you're hiring. Now it's time to schedule secondary interviews with your top candidates. So what will you be asking these candidates? What do you need to do to really get not only a better understanding of what makes these individuals tick but what will help you make the best decisions for your organization? Have no fear, we're here to help!
Here's a few questions and topics to address during follow-up interviews. We'll provide you with a few questions as well as what we feel are appropriate responses.
Why do you feel you're the best candidate for this position?
With this question, you're looking to find out how your candidates view themselves. Also, this will help you see just how clear the candidate is on the requirements of the position. The ideal answer will outline specific job duties as well as the candidate addressing how they will accomplish specific tasks and any outlying issues that may arise during the course of these duties.
What contributions do you plan on bringing to our organization?
This question will allow you to be sure that the candidate is now knowledgeable about your company. Any truly prepared candidate should, at this point, be clear on not just the duties and requirements of the position but also your organizational goals and your companies' overall mission. You should expect a positive answer reiterating interest from the candidate on being a part of your team.
This question is for hiring managers that have not publicly listed a salary, hourly rate or particular salary range depending on the candidates' experience. Your candidate SHOULD have taken the time to research the salary range for the position and provide you with a realistic expectation. That said, we recommend that you be transparent with your candidates and if you have a set salary range for the position making sure the candidate is clear on this prior to the question.
As we said earlier, the second interview is a great chance to get into specifics with your candidates. A lot of hiring managers make the mistake of over-complicating the follow up interview with curve-ball questions and off-the-wall behavioral lines of questioning. Use this interview to gain valuable information about your candidates as well as to provide the candidate with more-specific information about the position and your organization.
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Brexit: A hard landing for the outdoor industry?
Less than a month after Britain voted to leave the European Union on 23 June, our correspondent Charles Ross visited the OutDoor trade show in Friedrichshafen to hear what some of the industry's key players have to say as the Brexit dust settles.
EU technical textile exports "continue to rise"


Welcome to the weekly update/whinge-fest, where I look at what the pregnancy experts are saying, then reflect on what a real woman, 6 months up the duff, is actually going through.
Energy-wise, I've hit a wall. I'm shattered most of the time. I've also ballooned, gaining 2.5kg in a week. HOW?!!!!
I'm living in leggings already.
People keep looking surprised when I say I'm due in February, warily taking in my bump (and bum), and I can almost hear their thoughts "You're gonna be enormous…". No, it's not twins.
We had a scan over the weekend, and my usual scanxiety kicked in – quiet, irritable and worried before, then tearful afterwards. No idea why. Thankfully all is well with the little one, though I was really disappointed that we didn't get to see her face.
So what does Moms 365 say about this stage of the pregnancy? And does this whale-like woman agree?
Your growing body at 24 weeks pregnant might have you feeling a little clumsy and awkward. Your center of gravity is shifting, which is making it more difficult to move around easily. Additionally, your posture might have changed.
I'm waddling already. Also when I've been walking or standing for a while my left thigh goes totally numb and fuzzy, which might be a trapped nerve, a hangover from the epidural I had last time, or perhaps my fate for the rest of my life. Note to self: go to physio.
Many women experience a major unfortunate symptom when they're pregnant at 24 weeks – hemorrhoids. If you're having problems with hemorrhoids, increase your water consumption and make sure that your diet includes plenty of foods rich in fiber.
While the chances of your baby arriving when you're pregnant at 24 weeks are slim, it's comforting to know that if your baby were born today, he would have a high chance of survival. However, he would require a lot of special care and would probably spend a great deal of time in the neonatal intensive care unit, which is why it's best that he stay safe inside.
Please stay in there, little one. For anyone looking for support with their premature baby in Dubai, I urge you to get in touch with Joanne from Small And Mighty Babies. They're holding a family walk on Thursday 17th November (World Prematurity Day) to raise awareness, with experts on hand, prizes and lots of advice. You can RSVP here.
You're probably experiencing a surge of energy. Take advantage of this to start shopping for baby gear you'll need.
Don't neglect those Kegel exercises! While they may seem unnecessary, you'll be glad you did them once the baby is born.
Fear not, experts, I'm doing them right now. At least I think I am.
Your baby at 24 weeks is listening intently to every word you say. Encourage your partner to talk to your baby too to help speed up the bonding process once the baby arrives.
If there's one way to make my husband shut up, it's to ask him to talk to the bump. He gets all Hugh Grant, umming and aching. Awks.
Not a fun week on the pregnancy front, folks. Emotionally, I'm a bit of a shambles, and cried at the end of Planet Earth, when the penguins were getting injured and killed, trying to feel their babies, heartbroken for them and in awe of their love. That kind of hormonal. There has been a lot of sighing, and sitting down on sofas, only to then lie down and close my eyes, with pudgy fingers prodding me awake seconds later. We went to Mattel Play! Town and I nearly had a nap in the Thomas The Tank Engine 4D cinema.
If you're at a similar stage, how are you feeling?


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Physician Takes Aim at Fentanyl Fears
Ryan Marino wants people, particularly first responders, to understand how fentanyl—a synthetic opioid 50 times more powerful than heroin—doesn't work.
"It's become an urban legend that fentanyl is contagious," says Marino (MD '14, Fel '19), a toxicologist and emergency medicine physician. In reality, fentanyl encountered by first responders cannot be accidentally absorbed through the skin or inhaled in sufficient quantities to cause a reaction.
"If that were possible, people would just touch drugs instead of injecting them," he says.
Even people who should know better can succumb to fentanyl fear, Marino adds, recalling an overdose that prompted hospital staff to seal the room (by stuffing towels under the door). One recent Texas broadcast noted that deputies self-administered naxolone nasal spray after feeling light-headed and overheated at a suspected drug scene.
"People are having real symptoms because of misinformation," says Marino, who started a Twitter hashtag, #WTFentanyl, to counter fentanyl hysteria. Health care professionals around the country are using it to tag and debunk news reports. Marino's own Twitter account (@RyanMarino) also shares fentanyl facts.
"It's an obligation for me to spot these things and address them head-on," he says. —Michele Baum
Heartfelt Gap
When Utibe Essien was a resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, he struggled serving a non-native-English-speaking patient who had atrial fibrillation. He couldn't get the patient the newest, best medication because of issues with insurance. It got Essien thinking—what's the interplay between minority identity and access to the latest AFib treatments?
Essien, now an assistant professor of medicine at Pitt Med and an investigator at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System, recently answered that question with colleagues at Massachusetts General. Their research found that black patients with AFib were 27 percent less likely to receive the latest AFib drugs on the market when compared to white people with AFib.
The newest AFib drugs are easier on patients than the older anticoagulant (warfarin) for the condition. They have few dietary restrictions, and some can be taken less often.
"There've been fewer strokes and fewer deaths with the new blood thinners, and I think a lot of that is due to the ease of adherence," says Essien. "Due to the need for increased monitoring, [the older anticoagulant] can be quite disruptive to those who have a 9-to-5 or have to pick up kids."
Essien says the next step in his research is finding out the cause behind this inequality. —Evan Bowen-Gaddy
Overscripted with Telemed?
Alexa, get me a prescription for antibiotics. Okay, it's not that easy to get antibiotics, but a study by Kristin Ray, assistant professor of pediatrics at Pitt Med, suggests that doctors seeing patients via video chat visits offered by commercial companies take a more liberal approach to handing out antibiotic prescriptions for children.
Her team's recent study found that these online doctors prescribed antibiotics 52 percent of the time for acute respiratory tract infections like the common cold, sore throat, or sinusitis. Such prescriptions are given 31 percent of the time during in-person physician visits.
Ray says it is important to critically examine the risks and benefits of delivering this type of care.
"I can understand there's a need for a trade-off sometimes—a desire for convenience—but we need to maintain adequate quality as we're opening up new ways to treat kids," she says. —EBG
At medical schools, and in our larger society, we pay a lot of attention to health and, well, avoiding death. Sometimes we talk about what makes a good death. But what about that space in the middle? Yes, it's time to give a nod to the undead. Since George Romero's 1968 Night of the Living Dead, the horror genre has been a lot more fun. The Pittsburgh filmmaker and writer, whose work has been added to the National Film Registry, died in 2017; but his canon will forever be animated here at Pitt. Earlier this year, the Romero family donated his archives to the University Library System.
Photo: The George A. Romero Collection/University of Pittsburgh
Overheard: Empowered for Sexual Health
Sharon Hillier, a PhD professor in Pitt's Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences, as well as in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, grew up north of Seattle in rural Skagit Valley. Hillier, who also is the Richard Sweet Professor of Reproductive Infectious Disease and vice chair for faculty affairs for ob/gyn, lived on a dairy farm and played with kids of strawberry, potato, and chicken farmers. One day, during her postdoc fellowship at the University of Washington, she was making rounds to HIV patients when she saw Marvin, a childhood friend who was suffering from the virus. Marvin died soon after that day. He inspired Hillier to dedicate her career to HIV research. She focuses on developing preventive HIV products for women and other receptive partners. Hillier's research has taken her all over the world, but she spends a lot of time in Africa, where her work empowers women to have a say in their sexual health.
How do antiretroviral drugs work against HIV?
[The disease] is all about replication, reproducing the nucleic acid. The retroviruses have transcriptase enzymes that replicate the RNA. The drugs that we use generally work in different places. There are some that actually stop replication at the integration point from when the virus comes into the cell. There are different drugs that have different mechanisms of action, but a simple way is they stop replication. You don't stop it outside the front door; you stop it before it gets into the rest of the house.
What products are you working on now?
There are two [experimental products] that I'm really excited about. There are vaginal rings: You twist a ring and insert it into the vagina, and it pops into shape. The little ring is made out of silicone, and it just sits in the vagina and releases antiretroviral for about a month at a time. We're also working on films. They're like a Listerine breath mint strip, but a little bit bigger. We're putting a bit of antiretroviral drug on the films. You put it over your finger, then put it in the vagina, and it unfolds. When it gets wet, it turns into a gel, but it just sits there. It would provide a week of protection at a time.
How do the African patients you see feel about these products?
A lot of women live in very difficult contexts. Maybe they're married, and their husband is having sex with other women. In Uganda, at least for many people, if you leave the marriage, you lose your children. The children stay with the husband. So, the woman has to decide if she wants to leave her husband and lose her children—or does she want to stay with her husband and maybe get HIV. For many of the young women in this study, they do find it incredibly empowering because it's something they can control. —Interview by Brian Salvato
Richard Steinman received a Chancellor's Distinguished Teaching Award at the University's Honors Convocation this year. As director of the MD/PhD Medical Scientist Training Program and Physician Scientist Training Program, Steinman is known for emphasizing scientific literacy. James O'Brien, a third-year MSPH student, says that Steinman requires students to perform "chalk talks," which are exercises that challenge students to articulate their project to scientists and people outside their field. "He taught me that scientists are storytellers, and to be successful, I need to learn how to articulate my work in a way that is simple and exciting," O'Brien says of his mentor.
Four other Pitt Med faculty members were honored with Chancellor's Distinguished Research Awards:
Since coming to Pitt more than 20 years ago, Derek Angus has become a leading voice in critical care research and practice, including the prevention and treatment of sepsis. He is a Distinguished Professor and the Mitchell P. Fink Endowed Chair of the Department of Critical Care Medicine.
Nathan Clark published in Science in 2018. "I am really grateful for the support I receive from the university, specifically my department's support of studying fundamental science," notes the associate professor of computational and systems biology. Clark's work focuses on understanding genes and genomes using evolutionary analyses.
JoAnne Flynn has transformed scientists' understanding of the immunology of tuberculosis by making groundbreaking changes to vaccine administration and introducing the nonhuman primate model. A professor of microbiology and molecular genetics, she is recognized internationally as an expert and thought leader in her field.
Mary Phillips's contributions to our understanding of the neural basis of emotions led to the dissemination of a brain model that laboratories use worldwide. This work has shone a light on the neuropathophysiological basis of bipolar and other mood disorders. Phillips holds the Pittsburgh Foundation-Emmerling Endowed Chair in Psychotic Disorders in the Department of Psychiatry.
Each honoree received $2,000 and a grant of $3,000 to support their work. —Nichole Faina and @Pitt staff
"Let food be thy medicine, thy medicine shall be thy food." Hippocrates's quote is a wise one to live by. But what exactly constitutes a proper diet, and what should doctors tell patients about healthful eating? At the request of several students, Pitt Med presented its first Culinary Medicine course this spring to address these questions. Held at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, the mini-elective spanned three evenings and was taught by volunteer chefs. The course focused on evidence-based Mediterranean, Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH), as well as plant-based diets. The 16 first-year students who took the course learned cutting techniques and food safety, and each class ended with a community meal. "There's so much about dieting in the lay press, so it's important that we help students identify what topics are most helpful when talking to patients," says Joan Harvey, MD and associate dean of student affairs. (Above, from left: Jackson Mitzner, Emily Hacker, Vice Dean Ann Thompson, Harvey, Michelle Nanni, and Hermoon Worku.) —Gavin Jenkins
Photo: Joan Harvey
Dina Katabi gets excited about the possibilities when combining computational power with radio waves. She is the Andrew and Erna Viterbi Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT and a recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship. This October, at Pitt's Science 2019, she'll give the Klaus Hofmann Lecture.
Katabi directs MIT's Center for Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing. One of her inventions uses machine learning to detect falls and monitor vital signs in the elderly (without the need for wearable sensors). Another allows the user to "see" through walls and blocked blood vessels. Several start-ups have sprung from her lab.
Here are some other talks not to miss at Science 2019. (All of these speakers belong to the National Academy of Sciences or the National Academy of Engineering, by the way.)
One of the world's leading immunology researchers will give the 2019 Dickson Prize in Medicine Lecture. That's Ruslan Medzhitov, Sterling Professor of Immunobiology at Yale University. Medzhitov has made fundamental discoveries regarding the protein he codiscovered known as Toll-like receptor 4 and the roles it plays in immunity and inflammation. He is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator.
Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado will give the Mellon Lecture. He's scientific director of the Stowers Institute for Medical Research and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator. The Sánchez Alvarado Lab has developed molecular tools to explore the mysteries of regeneration in the planaria Schmidtea, hoping to also shed light on human health. (Our bodies replace probably 10 billion cells every day, his lab site tells us.)
Alfred Spector will give the Senior Vice Chancellor for Research Lecture. He was among the faculty at Carnegie Mellon University who developed the Andrew File System; Spector then went on to commercialize it at the company he founded, Transarc, which was eventually bought by IBM. He retired from Google in 2015 as vice president for research; he now serves as chief technology officer for the hedge fund Two Sigma. —Erica Lloyd
Sometime in 1983, Jonathon Erlen was working at Falk Library's reference desk. It was a new job for Erlen, and things seemed to be humming along just fine. Then, in walks a man in full scuba gear; he picks out a medical journal, sits down in front of Erlen, and proceeds to read. The peculiar patron eventually left without a word. In the decades to follow, Erlen would dive into his roles with the Health Sciences Library System with gusto. Last winter, he retired as history of medicine librarian with teaching appointments in schools and centers throughout the University. The C.F. Reynolds Medical History Society, in which he remains active, has announced a lectureship in his honor.
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I can remember being in the cafeteria in Colorado Springs, Colorado USA.
This is where the Olympic Training Center for many sports is located including men's & women's indoor volleyball.
This was exciting for me because I really didn't many female players ever after playing four years in Junior and NAIA colleges in America & 3 years professionally in Belgium, German and Czech Republic. Sad day for a single guy.
So while I am eating the guys start to chatter about some girls. I look up and see, like a stampede, a group of about 20+ players and coaches hurdling into the cafeteria for food after training.
I've never seen such amazonian and athletically framed women in my life. I WAS DAYDREAMING!.
No! This was reality and after that initial shock settled a few stood out. I asked about a few and amongst them was one of the tallest, a blond woman who was smiling, laughing and chatting and looked to be closer to my age than many of young new college level girls.
It was Heather Bown. My teammates told me how she was one of the best players in NCAA volley and had been playing in Italy, my favorite country, for the past few years. They said she was one of the best players preparing at that time for Beijing.
Yeah, that's all fine and dandy but what I wanted to know was more like who's single and is she one of them? Turns out no one knew since I was dealing with some guys a bit younger than my 24 yr old self.
The moment came while on my way to training when I passed Heather who was coming from training and it was time to say our hello's as fellow comrades let's say.
Bown was born in Orange, California and has an older sister.
Played a lot of recreational sports like gymnastics, tennis, diving, deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, etc.
Started swimming in high school & volleyball at 15 as a junior.
Went to college at U of Hawaii & UC Santa Barbara for volleyball.
Was a 2x 1st team D1 All American and WAC Player of the Year in her final years.
Joined the USA indoor national team in 2000 until 2012.
Currently in Graduate school and helping out Classroom Champions as a mentor.
What was her light bulb moment?
What was a defining moment in her career?
What's her current future plans?
What her daily/morning rituals are?
What is a personal habit that contributes to her success?
The best advice she's ever gotten?
What she likes to do to add value to others?
What's her definition of an athlete being Beyond Athletic?
"I was always told I'm not good."
"it's not about focusing on winning or losing… You never really lose. You can always learn something..."
"When you are kid and everything is taken care of for you, you never really think past next weekend"
About three months ago Mira Golubovic mentioned two young athletes she was so impressed by OFF and on the court. The last episode was Branka (Brankica) Mihajlovic from Bosnia & Hercegovina… The second one is the lovely Suzana Cebic.
It's seems to be a common thing that the champion's I have started out with all believe you should NEVER GIVE UP... Why? (Team Serbia national sports teams are actually all-around, one of the most winningest countries in the world speaking generally) I don't want to spoil it but you find out in this episode.
Get the details by listening!
Has one older sister and grew up with both parents.
Has earned over 13 medals in intl competition (9 are GOLD's) & has been name Best Libero/Receiver" 3x international while playing major competitions with team Serbia.
What's her family like and her story?
How she seeks big challenges?
How playing a sport in Serbia while attending high-school?
What are her plans after sports?
Would she benefit from a program like Elite Sport Students?
What's her biggest obstacle in life?
What was her most defining moment so far?
What does she do to mentally prepare for competition?
Why Going to College is still a big goal!
"I think education is really important because after university you got a lot of opportunities"
"Yeah. It is good idea. It is good to have someone who will trust and who will give you advice."
"Now, Usually I receive advice from my sister."
How facing her obstacle of never being able to walk again fueled her to fight!
"Learned to be a lot more patient, you have to be determined, learned to be informed about the situation."
What she's doing to become better mentally prepared even after 2 Olympics!
About three months ago Mira Golubovic mentioned two young athletes she was so impressed by OFF and on the court. One was Branka (Brankica) Mihajlovic from Bosnia & Hercegovina.
How is she from Bosnia yet playing women's indoor volleyball for one of the best national team programs in the world.. Team Serbia? (Team Serbia national sports teams are actually all-around, one of the most winningest countries in the world speaking generally) I don't want to spoil it but you find out in this episode.
We sat down just days before the World Championships were starting and talked about how she stay positive and fights for everything she believes in. We had a special guest appear, one of the best players for men's volleyball in the world…. Find out who by listening!
Join The Beyond Athletic Team!
Started volleyball at age 12 and International pro at 18 years old.
Changed national teams for a challenge. Olympian by the age of 21!
Played in Switzerland, France, Brazil and now Japan.
All Star player from Grand Prix 2013 & as 4 medals of all three colors (Gold, Silver & Bronze).
How she started in sports?
How did she adjust to life abroad at such a young age?
How does she approach challenges?
How it feels to play at the highest levels?
What are her habits for playing well?
What are her daily habits?
How she transitioned from pro to national team at 21 years old..
"You also need to respect yourself & respect others. If you are on the team it means that you are equally as good as them."
Rewind back to 2005. I joined the 18 man roster after being on a tryout a month and a half earlier. Before that USA Volleyball had no idea who, Ryan Jay Owens, was as a volleyball player. I didn't even exist to them… Well, it doesn't matter, I made the decision to follow my heart which was dreaming of the Olympics and I made it on the team with current and former Olympians under the direction of Hugh McCutcheon.
Well Hugh and Ron Larson decided I was a good fit only in a different position and that promised to teach me everything I needed to know to become the player I dreamt of becoming… at the end of that first summer Hugh came to me with a deal in Puerto Rico and after playing there for a couple weeks he recommended I take a deal down in one of the best leagues in the World, Brazil (BRASIL).
I am not a crazy person. I accepted. First day on the job I was meeting and greeting my teammates at the court in San Leopoldo, Brazil in the south which is cowboy territory. Well like they say cowboys are friendly and sure enough after all the guys were met Carlos Schwanke asked me to go with him and another guy, Kid Teixeira for food. These are two Olympians from the Atlanta Olympics!
I said as cool and calmly as possible, "sure," while grinning like a school kid with a box of candies.
Over the next months I would spend time with him and his family at their summer home and just get to know this amazing volleyball player, athlete, husband, father and future (now) coach. Listen for the his story and some fun stuff about us both.
Born in 1974 in Santa Catalina, Brazil.
Grew up in small city near Santa Catalina with his German father & Italian mother.
Started with volleyball because of health at age 12.
He played in 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and is a World League medalist.
He had a decorated pro career entirely in Brazil.
He now is a head coach and when he started as an assistant he immediately won three Super League (Top pro) in Brazil with a men's team.
What was his biggest obstacle?
Who influenced him the most?
what separates elite players from rest of the pack?
How does he control his mind while playing?
What is he most proud of?
What has his life so far taught him?
Who he would interview and why?
Why adding value is important?
"Doctors told me that i will not be able to play volleyball again,but with believe and faith i recovered."
"..Trying to find something outside from sport: religion, faith, your goals… If you surround yourself with positive things and keep being better & better then you are in front of your opponents."
"Most important thing is to have __(listen to find out…)___ in your life."


Discussion in 'W.I.S.H' started by PollyannaMom, Apr 30, 2018.
I have been super busy for the last week with work and at home. I have managed to get a lot of time in. Lots of just finding 10 minutes here and there. Things at home are slower this week until Saturday when we have DS Karete, baseball pictures, baseball game and soccer game and DD has a soccer game all by noon. Work, well that won't slow down now until about September. Only 2 more weeks of school and life will be easier for about 2-3 months.
Just 15 minutes for me yesterday, 280/600.
Congrats to piglet1979 on reaching Figment Purple!!!
+25 from Monday and +15 from yesterday.
Edit to add another 40 minutes from today walking to lunch and back.
25 minutes for me, and I'm also purple.
Team totals stand at 3,756 (43%) and we're 634 minutes from team purple!
We're half way to the weekend already, and off to Disney's Hollywood Studios!
Our first abandoned idea is "Mickey's Movieland" - which would have been (on the outside) a replica of Walt & Roy's first real studio and (on the inside) an attraction about the history of filmmaking, with vintage Mickey Mouse clips, equipment exhibits, and audio-animatronic characters.
P.S. - Has anyone seen lovesmurfs or GrandAmiralStrife around the boards? I haven't had an update from either of them since the first week.
sorry for not checking in, kinda got sidetracked with work, kid, and then being sick for a week.
Looks like I was close to 500 before getting sick last week, and just did 110 today walking (5 miles in 75 temps at 8am eewwwww) so we'll round down to 600 for the month. Got 2 weeks to make up the lost ground!
Welcome back! - Sorry you were under the weather, and glad you're feeling better now! 600 brings you straight up to orange (and only 100 minutes from purple)!
I have a whopping 10 new minutes myself, for 315/600.
Team total is currently 4,311...which is about 500 minutes shy of pace, but only 79 minutes away from the halfway mark!!
I think we'll make purple tomorrow.
The Copperfield Magic Underground was supposed to open in the summer of 1998, and be an immersive dining experience where guests would see (and in some cases participate in) some of David Copperfield's magical illusions. The DHS location was to be the second in a chain, with the main restaurant in New York, and more to follow in other locations. But getting the illusions just right in a restaurant setting - with views from so many angles - proved extremely difficult, and construction costs in New York spiraled out of control. The plan there folded, and Disney backed out as well.
+90 from yesterday and today.
Congrats to Elizabeth Smith for reaching Flora Pink, and to Team May for reaching Figment Purple!!
30 new minutes for me (345/600) and congratulations to Twilight Sparkle on reaching Flora Pink!!
Tonight's unbuilt imagineering projects are themed areas that were once planned for DHS.
...but according to "The Walt Disney World That Never Was" he hasn't quite got it right about Tower of Terror simply taking the funding from Roger Rabbit's Toontown. Apparently, there was a rift between Amblin/Speilburg and Disney/Eisner over Roger Rabbit movie sequels.
As for the Muppets, we do, of course, have Muppet*Vision 3D. But sadly, a close-to-complete deal for a larger Muppet area was not signed off on before Jim Henson's untimely passing in 1990.
140 yesterday, 7 mile walk.
35 minutes for me (380/600).
Team totals stand at 5,196 minutes = 59% = less than 500 minutes behind pace. Go team!!
And congratulations to GrandAdmiralStrife, who has reached Figment Purple!!
Would you like to bring back one of the ideas listed?
DHS is my least favorite park. I have no ideas. I just miss the fun moviemaking-related stuff they used to have (like the Monster Sound Show).
I'm guessing 10 minutes for me. I forgot to write it down earlier.
Moving on to Animal Kingdom, I'll start big. - Have you ever taken a close look at the sign?
See the dragon in the middle?
I am still here tracking my time. I just realized it has been a week since I posted. This darn work is getting in the way. We have been super busy. I am hoping for it to slow down in June some but I doubt it. September is when things really start to slow down at work. And home live isn't any slower. The kids keep us super busy with activities. We do get a break this weekend as we have a wedding to go to on Sunday so the kids are staying the weekend at my in-laws. So here are my times for the week.
Total of 370 minutes for the week. The next 2 days I will get a ton of minutes. I will be going to the zoo both days as a chaperone of the kids field trip. 5th grade (group of girls) tomorrow and 6th grade (group of boys) on Thursday. It will be fun though I am slightly worried about the the 6th grade boys. Last year I had a kid tell me he didn't have to listen to me as he was climbing on fences. Hopefully this group will be better.


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Southmont is the second lowest enrollment 2A school this year.
We re-calculate classification every year since inclusion is dependent on meeting sectional participation minimum requirements.
Can we expect updates today sometime or more than likely will it be tomorrow?
Joe will post the updated scores shortly.
-Recall that Crown Point have declined bids 3 times. If they decline again, Portage would be the new East Chicago rep and Chesterton would move into the final automatic wildcard position. LN, Carmel, and JC would then be eligible for both of the vote-in positions along with Cathedral and CE. Hobart would need at least 2 more points this weekend to reach vote-in eligibility for the final wildcard in the no-CP scenario.
-You must be within 15 points of the first available candidate (Lebanon/S. Dearborn) for consideration for both wildcards and within 15 of the second available candidate (also Leb/S. Dearborn) for consideration for the final wildcard. Thus, Delta, EM, IC, Southridge are all eligible for both along with Lebanon and SD.
-Mt. Vernon (Posey) would get into the voting also with a state title at 145.
-All vote-in candidate positions are clinched unless new injury information comes in.
Can we get CP there this year?
I hope so. Not sure CP's school schedule, but most schools are getting out like Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday of the week before the Saturday-Sunday Christmas weekend this year. They've not come because they don't want to wrestle over the holidays, but I personally hope they'll accept a bid since it's on Friday the 23rd, right at the start of break. They could wrestle one or two more days, then still get virtually their whole 2 weeks of Christmas vacation.
I know nothing about it. Why do you say that? I actually wondered if that could make it MORE likely since it was most likely Vlink's preferred policy that had them sticking strictly to their no-holiday-wrestling policy.
Interesting that Crown Point has the highest team score currently. You would think they would have a legitimate shot at winning this. What a great opportunity for them, it would be a shame to miss out.
When is the vote for the vote-in candidates this year?
Interesting that Culver Academy and Triton are the automatic qualifiers from the EC semi-state in 2A & 1A, yet have rather low team scores. These two teams also come from the same sectional (Plymouth). What does that say about the quality - or lack of quality - for the Plymouth sectional and Rochester regional? Is that an indication of the difficulty of smaller schools to advance wrestlers in that sectional and regional? Or are all the smaller teams in that quadrant just bad?
It's always been done in April at the time of the coaches' clinic in Indianapolis.
It really only means that there weren't very many good 1A or 2A schools at the East Chicago semi-state this year. There have been in other years, but a number of typical candidates are not as strong...Hanover Central, Rochester, Bremen, Culver Academies, West Lafayette have all had good qualifying scores in past years, for example. The quota system controls for difficulty of path, so many of the small-school teams that have clinched berths are from difficult paths in other areas of the state. It's just a down year.
Joe will post the final IHSWCA Team State Qualifying scores shortly.
-Recall that Crown Point have declined bids 3 times. If they decline again, Portage would be the new East Chicago rep and Chesterton would move into the final automatic wildcard position. LN and Carmel would then be eligible for both of the vote-in positions along with Cathedral and CE. Jennings County would also then be eligible for the final spot.
-Lebanon would move into automatic wildcard position and Mt. Vernon (Posey) and Columbia City would be eligible for the final vote if someone declines a bid.
-If someone declines a bid, Elwood becomes the new automatic wildcard, Busco/Delphi/E. Hancock/Bremen would be eligible for both vote-in spots, and Tri, Cass, and W. Central would move into contention for the final voted position.
Final IHSWCA Team State Qualifying scores are now posted in the first comment on this thread!
Is Hobart not eligible for vote in?
Unfortunately, no. Hobart has 161. The rest of the scores are in the first post on this thread.
If you've only read the scores summary, it's worth looking at the final leaderboard to understand better how some schools are where they are. Remember that underclassmen score much more than seniors because of their direct impact on each team's quality next year. We've included a column on the final leaderboard for how many underclassmen starters each team in the state is bringing back next year.
Knowing this, it explains why a team like Shenandoah with 14 starters coming back is tied for 3rd in overall score at 1A. It also explains the high score of a surprising 2A team like NorthWood, who brings back 13 (they also got one of their best guys back right at the end of the year and were scoring much higher at year-end events).
On the other hand, knowing Brownsburg brings back 9 and Warren only 6 explains why their qualifying scores suggest they could be back with the 3A pack next year instead of so far out front.
I'm not sure I understand the thought process of having one team with the exact same score get in while the other doesn't, when it's not for the final spot. Either allow them both to be voted on, or put them both in. Right?
It is also a shame that two representatives from east chicago woukdnt have enough points to qualify if they were in any of the other 3 semistates.
It is for the last spot and the tiebreaker is designed exactly for the above scenario. It's laid out in the procedures for two situations: semi-state rep and final automatic wildcard.
The vote-in wildcards are a precious commodity designed to give the committee a chance to look at many more details than just state series performance (missed weight or mid-tournament injuries drastically affecting scoring, incoming freshmen/JVs, state series upsets) to pick 2 final candidates that could be top teams next year in the most effective way possible. There has to be a rigid quota of 10 automatic berths for that commodity to exist.
Re-reading the wording of the procedures doc, I understand how it could be interpreted that the tiebreaker doesn't apply here, but the phrase in item II.B "will also be selected and invited based solely on points" is meant to imply that the same scoring AND tiebreakers from II.A will be used as part of a strict cutoff. I will make it more clear for next year.
Honestly, many people feel the qualification ought to be MORE geographically oriented (top 2 per semi-state per class, for example). That's obviously how an IHSAA event would be, where the distribution of the number and quality of teams was often quite uneven. There was often a "weak link" rep at IHSAA team state that wouldn't be a top 40 team but would be at team state.
Unless we can come up with a way of better distributing teams per class per geographic area (right now there's a wide range in team totals per class per semi-state), I don't think anyone will push hard for it to change because of the situations you mention from this year.
They should all be in.
They should all be up for voting.
I understand what you're saying, but I'm saying the tiebreaker exists so that no one is "deemed equal" in the case of a rigid quota cutoff. It's the same as two 10-6 teams in the NFL trying to get into the playoffs. They are equal only in record--not in playoff qualifying criteria, which also includes tiebreakers to make sure no one is "deemed equal."


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Tired of waiting for the bus? I am. Every university has its quirks—those little unique aspects that aren't quite as perfect as they could be. Most of them revolve around the bus system at Boston College. Maybe we like to complain about them a bit more than we should. Oh well.
Check out the 10 Boston College complaints Eagles wish they could change.
1. The bus isn't coming.
2. The bus is packed.
Everybody loves to take that 10 a.m. core class. It's not too early, but not late enough to fall in the midst of your afternoon slump. You rethink it on the first day of class, though. You pack in tighter than sardines on the bus, clutching your coffee and watching droplets of that foundation you spent 30 minutes applying drip down your nose. Saying it's hot is an understatement.
3. The bus driver closed the door in your face.
Sprinting down Linden Lane with a bursting Patagonia backpack bucking wildly against your shoulders, you gasp for air and tighten your eyelids with determination. When you left class, you didn't think you would make it. But now you can see the bus about 20 yards away and you think otherwise. You know you can make it. And you do. You reach the front door of the bus, making eye contact with the driver. In the time that you lift your Bean Boot to step onto the bus floor, the driver shuts the door. He pulls away, as if nothing's wrong, and you're left on the sidewalk, utterly baffled.
4. The Million Dollar Stairs Dilemma never ends.
5. You have SO much work do.
"I'm good! I just have SO much work to do tonight…" *Eye roll* As intriguing as that conversation was, walk around the quad and that's the same conversation you'll hear over and over again. Everyone always just has so much work, and they really just need to tell you all about it.
6. The Plex is packed.
You scurry to the Plex, geared up in your Lulu leggings and senior year t-shirt, The moment you step on the cardio deck, it becomes a mad dash for ellipticals. If you're not quick enough, you'll find yourself standing uncomfortably in the corner next to the wipe dispenser, awaiting the misery of a treadmill. "Who has time to go to the gym and spend 30 minutes waiting for a treadmill only to be able to run for 30 minutes?" junior Madison Hynes said. This can be especially frustrating for any runners or other athletes training for an event requiring cardio workouts longer than a half hour.
7. You've eaten grilled chicken eight times this week.
Tomorrow will be the ninth. As far as school dining halls go, BC really isn't that bad. Some nutritious options exists for everyone on the health-crazed bandwagon nowadays, but the problem is that they're…limited. Extremely limited. Most nights, for dinner, I eat chicken, rice and a veggie. Sometimes I splurge and go for the salmon. Don't get me wrong—it's not bad! It's just not incredible enough to eat every single night because grilled chicken is just that—a piece of grilled chicken.
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Alcide est un prénom masculin français, dérivant du grec  (« force, vigueur »), fêté le 2 juin. C'est aussi le nom d'un navire-corsaire du  et d'un personnage de la mythologie grecque.

Personnes portant ce prénom

En Europe
 En France :
 Alcide Railliet, scientifique français
 Alcide Dessalines d'Orbigny, scientifique français
 Alcide Tousez, acteur
Alcide Riot
 En Italie :
 Alcide Cervi, partisan et militant antifasciste
 Alcide De Gasperi, homme politique, un des pères de l'Europe

En Amérique
 En Bolivie :
 Alcides Arguedas, écrivain

 au Brésil :
 Alcides Eduardo Mendes de Araújo Alves, dit Alcides, footballeur
 Alcides Rodrigues, homme politique

 Au Canada :
 Alcide Courcy, homme politique québécois
 Alcide Côté, homme politique québécois

 Aux États-Unis :
 Alcide Nunez, dit Yellow Nunez, clarinettiste de jazz de Louisiane

 Au Pérou :
 Alcides Carrión, médecin et héros national péruvien

 En Uruguay :
 Alcides Edgardo Ghiggia, footballeur

Pseudonymes
Alcide Bava est le pseudonyme choisi par Arthur Rimbaud pour signer son poème Ce qu'on dit au poète à propos des fleurs destiné à Théodore de Banville le .

Bateaux

 L'Alcide est un navire corsaire de la première moitié du , construit à Saint-Malo et coulé en 1747 devant le château du Taureau, en baie de Morlaix.
 L'Alcide est un vaisseau à deux ponts portant 64 canons, construit par Blaise Olivier à Brest en 1741-42, et lancé en 1743.

Personnages de fiction

Mythologie grecque
C'est le nom donné à Héraclès par ses parents, parce qu'il était petit-fils d'Alcée, roi de Tirynthe. S'étant rendu compte que le petit Alcide était poursuivi par la colère de la déesse Héra, père et mère jugèrent plus prudent d'essayer de se concilier les bonnes grâces de l'irascible en renommant leur rejeton et lui choisissant un nom qui contient celui de la déesse.

Musique
 Alcide est le titre d'un opéra (1693) en 5 actes de Louis Lully et Marin Marais sur un livret de Jean Galbert de Campistron.

Littérature
 Alcide Jolivet, personnage du roman Michel Strogoff de Jules Verne.
 Alcide Nikopol, personnage principal des bandes dessinées de la Trilogie Nikopol de Enki Bilal.
 Alcide le sergent colonial, personnage du roman Voyage au bout de la nuit de Céline.
Alcide, personnage du roman L'immoraliste d'André Gide.
Alcide, le mauvais génie malfaisant de Frédéric Bonnard dans le roman Le Mauvais génie de la Comtesse de Ségur.

Équivalents dans les langues latines
 Alcide en italien
 Alcides en espagnol et en portugais
 Lacide en poitevin

Notes et références

Bibliographie

Prénom masculin

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Auntie Underground film club presents a cult movie The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie by Luis Buñuel.
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The film concerns a group of upper class people attempting — despite continual interruptions — to dine together. The film received the 1972 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
Songs from the Second Floor is a 2000 tragicomic Swedish film written and directed by Roy Andersson. It presents a series of disconnected vignettes that together interrogate aspects of modern life. The film uses many quotations from the work of the Peruvian poet César Vallejo as a recurring motif. It is the first film in an unfinished trilogy (You, the Living is the second).
The legendary Fachtna O'Kelly (O'Ceallaigh) former rock journalist, radio presenter and manager of Clannad, The Boomtown Rats and Bananarama is the special guest DJ for the Punky Reggae Party's 1st birthday celebration. O'Kelly, who is back managing Sinead O'Connor, has been collecting reggae records for over 35 years and is rumoured to own one of the largest collections in Ireland.
Don't miss this very rare chance to see him unleash his reggae arsenal on the general public.
€5 suggested donation — BYOB.
Seomra Spraoi is not a nightclub. Please respect the neighbours.
Evan Greer is a radical genderqueer singer/songwriter, community organizer and popular educator based in Boston. Evan writes and performs high energy acoustic songs that inspire hope, build community, and incite resistance! At 25 years old, Evan tours internationally as a musician and facilitates interactive workshops to support movements for justice and liberation. With fiercely radical songs that vary in style from punk-folk to foot-stompin bluegrass, Evan has shared stages with artists as musically diverse as Pete Seeger, Immortal Technique, Billy Bragg, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, Boots Riley of The Coup, Pamela Means, Oi Polloi, State Radio, Leftover Crack, The Mammals, Defiance Ohio, and Chumbawamba.
Evan Greer is an eloquent and energetic writer. (S)he reminds me of Phil Ochs.
Evan Greer continues to write inspiring folk music in the tradition of the great protest singers… and (s)he's a heck of a guitar player. I suspect that songs like 'Ya Basta!' and 'Picketline Song' will be heard at the barricades for years to come.
We are soon to open our own Infoshop. We feel really excited and yes a bit nervous. Honestly, our budget is quite small but we have a big hearts, mobilizing our efforts and dreams to realize this.
The infoshop is part a mission by Kudeta Collective to empower community and ourselves. For the time being, it still is a bit too early to say what sort of activities we can have on the space or even categories store on the shelves. Providing alternative and valuable resources and informations, where people can get together and things can grow.
We work in collaboration with the wonderful people at Gudang Noisy, a loose collective that runs a huge two-storey warehouse. The space for now serves as show venues, jamming studio, community centre, bicyle co-op and vegan cafe. The decision to move into the space is partly taking up vacancy and supporting the space in dealing with rental. Our infoshop will be on the front part of the 1st floor at Gudang Noisy.
To make it happen we need your help in almost anything….
Come along and let your herbivore side come out, you're in safe company, amongst non-violent grubbers and veggie heads getting together to share mighty soul food, home made and full of life. Possibly music and games too. Come on out of the kitchen cupboard… see you there.
"Whale Rider" — a family friendly film show after at Seomra Spraoi.
Notice: in case of 'bad weather situation' we'll go directly to Seomra.
The story of Ryszard Siwiec, a clerk from Przemyśl. In September, 1968, during a harvest festival at the 10th Anniversary Stadium in Warsaw, in front of thousands of people he poured benzene over himself and lit it in protest against the communist totalitarianism and the entrance of Warsaw Pact forces into Czechoslovakia. Severely burned, Siwiec was transferred to the hospital where he died. His sacrifice passed unnoticed. His name did not appear on the front pages of neither Polish, nor western papers. After many years, the creator of the film, on the basis of the preserved documents, confessions of relatives and eyewitnesses of the event tries to find out who Ryszard Siwiec was and the cause of his readiness to do such a terrible thing. The film ends in a shocking seven-seconds-long archive fragment that shows the "human torch".
Out of a very scarce material Maciej Drygas made a terrific, shocking film. A film that is not only a tribute to a rebellious man, but also a complement to the meaning of his sacrifice. It is only now that this imploring appeal 'hear my cry' can be answered.
From a Night Porter's Point of View is a 1977 documentary film by Polish filmmaker Krzysztof KieÅ›lowski. It won the Grand Prix at the nineteenth Kraków Film Festival in 1979. The 16 minute film consists of an interview with Marian Osuch, a minor security official.
Most of the footage is of Osuch performing the various duties of his job, while he narrates his opinions on various subjects. Osuch talks mostly about his position, how he personally enjoys enforcing various bureaucratic rules, arresting petty offenders, and confiscating fishing rods. He also details his support for the government and capital punishment, saying that criticism of the government should be silenced, and that criminals should be hanged in public.
Come down to Seomra for Auntie Underground's first night! Cinema nights for 3 euro suggested donation (more or less as you can afford).
One house; one revolutionary; two open straight marriages; three gay people (maybe four); three children; two carnivores and eight vegetarians; there's only one way they're going to make it… together. Together is set in one of the communes that sprang up around Stockholm in the 1970s. Vaguely led by the sweet-natured Göran, who will do anything to avoid a conflict, the group spend their time arguing about left-wing politics and other questions such as whether doing the washing up is bourgeois. The commune's dynamics are significantly shaken when Göran's sister leaves her violent husband Rolf and moves in with her two children, Eva and Stefan.
Together is a bittersweet comedy; a satirical look at radical lifestyles and liberal values.


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