Blackberry Q10 flashes pearly whites in brief sortie

A previously unseen Blackberry Q10 in alluring white made a blink-or-you'll-miss-it appearance at last night's Blackberry 10 Experience event in New York. Crackberry was on hand to snap a few photos before the 3.1-inch, dual-processor toting device went back into the pocket of Blackberry CMO Frank Boulben. The color certainly lends it a heaping dose of James Bond-esque elegance, to our eyes -- as for our other thoughts on the physical-key toting handset, check our recent hands-on.

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Michael Dell Seeking Majority Control Of Dell Inc., Contributing As Much As $1 Billion Of His Own Personal Funds

Michael Dell is trying to get control of Dell, Inc. with as much as $1 billion of his own personal funds. His goal: shift the company's focus from PC sales to a more enterprise focused company that can operate without the pressures of being a publicly traded company.

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Alan Ball's 'Banshee' renewed for season 2 by Cinemax

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - "True Blood" creator Alan Ball's "Banshee" has been renewed for a second season by Cinemax, HBO Miniseries and Cinemax Programming president Kary Antholis said Tuesday.

The show, which is executive produced by Ball, Greg Yaitanes, Jonathan Tropper, David Schickler and Peter Macdissi, premiered on January 11., drawing 483,000 total viewers with its initial 10 p.m. airing, and another 235,000 and 247,000 total viewers with subsequent re-airings that night.

The series stars Antony Starr as an ex-con and thief who assumes the identity of the sheriff in small-town Banshee, Penn., where he carries on with his criminal activities.

Ivana Milicevic ("Charlie's Angels"), Ulrich Thomsen, Frankie Faison, Hoon Lee and Rus Blackwell also star.

In addition to the second season, "Banshee" has also picked up a pair of new writers. While the first season of the series was written by Tropper and Schickler, "Monk" writer John Romano, "Two and a Half Men" writer Evan Dunsky and "Big Love" writer Doug Jung will join Tropper and Schickler for the Season 2.

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Brazil police: Outdoor flare started club fire

Girls cry in front of a makeshift memorial outside the Kiss nightclub where a fire killed over 230 people in Santa Maria, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013. The repercussions of a tragic nightclub fire in southern Brazil widened Tuesday as mayors around the country cracked down on such venues in their own cities and investigators searched two other nightspots owned by a partner in the club that caught ablaze. Most of the dead were college students 18 to 21 years old, but they also included some minors. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

Girls cry in front of a makeshift memorial outside the Kiss nightclub where a fire killed over 230 people in Santa Maria, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013. The repercussions of a tragic nightclub fire in southern Brazil widened Tuesday as mayors around the country cracked down on such venues in their own cities and investigators searched two other nightspots owned by a partner in the club that caught ablaze. Most of the dead were college students 18 to 21 years old, but they also included some minors. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

A makeshift memorial that include pictures of the victims of the Kiss nightclub fatal fire is seen inside the gymnasium where a collective funeral was held a day earlier, in Santa Maria, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013. A fast-moving fire roared through the crowded, windowless nightclub, early Sunday, killing more than 230 people. The first funeral services were held Monday for the victims. Most of the dead were college students 18 to 21 years old, but they also included some minors. Almost all died from smoke inhalation. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

In this photo released by Policia Civil do Rio Grande do Sul, a police officer inspects victims' belongings after a fire at the Kiss nightclub in Santa Maria City, Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012. The blaze began at around 2:30 am local time on Sunday, during a performance by Gurizada Fandangueira, a country music band that had made the use of pyrotechnics a trademark of their shows. (AP Photo/Policia Civil do Rio Grande do Sul)

A woman holds up a black banner as people protest near the Kiss nightclub where a fire killed over 230 people in Santa Maria, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013. The Rio Grande do Sul state forensics department raised the death toll Tuesday from 231 to 234 to account for three victims who did not appear on the original list of the dead. Authorities say more than 120 people remain hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns, with dozens of them in critical condition, after the Sunday nightclub fire. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

This photo released by Policia Civil do Rio Grande do Sul, shows the inside of the Kiss nightclub where a fire killed more than 230 people in Santa Maria city, Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012. The blaze began at around 2:30 am local time on Sunday, during a performance by Gurizada Fandangueira, a country music band that had made the use of pyrotechnics a trademark of their shows. (AP Photo/Policia Civil do Rio Grande do Sul)

SANTA MARIA, Brazil (AP) ? Penny-pinching by a band known for its onstage pyrotechnic displays may have cost more than 230 people their lives at a nightclub in southern Brazil, according to a police inspector leading the investigation into this weekend's deadly blaze.

Inspector Marcelo Arigony told reporters at a news conference Tuesday that members of the band knowingly purchased flares meant for outdoor use because they cost a mere $1.25 a piece, compared with the $35 price tag for an indoor flare.

"The flare lit was for outdoor use only, and the people who lit them know that," said Arigony, adding that members of the group acknowledged regularly opting for the less expensive flares. "They chose to buy those because they were cheaper than those that can be used indoors."

Arigony, whose cousin died in the fire, added: "The pyrotechnics were part of their show ? the guys even wore gloves onstage so they wouldn't burn their hands."

The repercussions of the band's choice to use flares continued to send shock waves through Santa Maria, a college town of 260,000 people that's been stunned by the early Sunday morning tragedy in the Kiss nightclub.

The Rio Grande do Sul state forensics department raised the death toll Tuesday from 231 to 234 to account for three victims who did not appear on the original list of the dead. Authorities say more than 120 people remain hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns, with dozens of them in critical condition.

The blaze began at around 2:30 am local time, during a performance by Gurizada Fandangueira, a country music band that had made the use of pyrotechnics a trademark of their shows. The band's guitarist told media that the 615 square-meter (6,650-square-foot) club was packed with an estimated 1,200 to 1,300 people. The police have said the capacity for a club of that size is under 700 people.

Police said the club's ceiling was covered with insulating foam made from a combustible material that appeared to have ignited after it came in contact with a spark from a flare lit during the performance.

After the fire extinguisher malfunctioned, the blaze spread throughout the packed club at lightning speed, emitting a thick, toxic smoke. Because Kiss apparently had neither an alarm nor a sprinkler system and only one working exit, the crowd was left to search desperately for a way out.

About 50 of the victims were found in the club's two bathrooms, where the blinding smoke caused them to believe the doors were exits.

Police investigator Arigony said people headed to the bathrooms because the only lights in the dark club were coming from there, and the patrons mistook them for exits. The foam, which emitted a toxic gas, was not proper soundproofing equipment and was likely only used to cut down on the echo inside the club, Arigony said.

He added that a full analysis of the foam was ongoing. The malfunctioning fire extinguisher was not legal, he said, and the club's operating license had expired in August.

"There were diverse irregularities," Arigony said. "Any child could have seen that this establishment should not have been open."

Outraged locals, mostly young people like those who died in the blaze, marched through Santa Maria Tuesday to demand justice for the dead, an unusual move in a country where public protests are rare. The demonstration interrupted the police news conference, even as Arigony pledged to investigate everyone involved in the tragedy ? including the authorities charged with making sure such establishments are up to code, such as firefighters and city officials.

"There could have been an administrative failure in the mayor's office or with the firefighters," he said. "We have no proof, but we will investigate, we will look into everything."

No charges have been filed. Under Brazilian law, prosecutors can only file charges after police complete their investigation, which in this case could take 30 days. Prosecutors have said manslaughter charges could be filed.

The fire inspired nationwide action, and several mayors said they would crack down on nightclubs and other venues in their cities.

The government of the country's biggest city, Sao Paulo, promised tougher security regulations for nightclubs and other places where many people gather. The mayor of the city of Americana, Sao Paulo state, ordered the temporary shutdown of 10 of the city's nightclubs. Mayor Diego de Nadai suspended the operating permits of the nightclubs pending inspections into the fire and accident prevention measures in place, local media reported.

The Folha de S. Paulo newspaper reported that in Manaus, nightclubs with empty fire extinguishers and unmarked emergency exits have been shut down and fined. And in Rio de Janeiro, a consumer complaint hotline has received more than 60 calls since Sunday's tragedy denouncing hazardous conditions at night spots, theaters, supermarkets, schools, hospitals and shopping malls around the state. Blocked emergency exits and nonexistent fire alarms and extinguishers top the list of most common complaints.

Brazil's O Globo newspaper reported on its website that the mayor's office in Santa Maria ordered all nightclubs closed for 30 days while inspections are carried out. In Brasilia, the nation's capital, lawmakers in the lower house worked on a proposal that would require federal safety minimum standards across Brazil ? now, states individually create such laws.

Investigator Arigony said police searched two other Santa Maria nightspots owned by Mauro Hoffmann, one of the partners of the Kiss nightclub, for evidence that could help shed light on the investigation.

Police said earlier that computers that had stored footage from security cameras inside the club were missing ? but Arigony said police had found them at a computer repair shop, where they were dropped off a week ago, meaning images from the disaster would not be on them. Owners of the club told police the security cameras hadn't worked in months.

Both owners of the club were provisionally detained, along with two of the band members. A judge froze the assets of the club's owners, pending the investigation.

The fire appeared to mark a possible turning point for a country that has long turned a blind eye to safety and infrastructure concerns. The disaster, the worst fire of its kind in more than a decade, has also raised questions of whether Brazilian authorities are up to the task of ensuring safety in such venues as the country prepares to host next year's World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.

O Globo published an editorial Tuesday saying it was time for action.

"The tragedy in Santa Maria forces us to seriously reflect over our national culture of leniency, contempt and corruption," it said. "We must start from the principle that the mea culpa belongs to us all: public servants, owners of establishments that disregard safety regulations, and regular citizens who flout them."

Soccer legend Pele, too, urged the Brazilian government to "make safety and security a priority in this country."

"So many young people are no longer with us, they had entire lives ahead of them. I ask God to protect them and take care of their families," he wrote on Twitter.

According to state safety codes here, clubs should have one fire extinguisher every 1,500 square feet as well as multiple emergency exits. Limits on the number of people admitted are to be strictly respected. None of that appears to have happened at the Santa Maria nightclub.

Rodrigo Martins, a guitarist for the group playing that night, told Globo TV network in an interview Monday that the flames broke out minutes after the employment of a pyrotechnic machine that fans out colored sparks.

"I thought I was going to die there," Martins said. "There was nothing I could do, with the fire spreading and people screaming in front."

Most of the dead were college students 18 to 21 years old, but they also included some minors. Almost all died from smoke inhalation rather than burns.

The blaze was the deadliest in Brazil since at least 1961, when a fire that swept through a circus killed 503 people in Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro.

Sunday's fire also appeared to be the worst at a nightclub anywhere in the world since December 2000, when a welding accident reportedly set off a fire at a club in Luoyang, China, killing 309 people.

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Associated Press writers Marco Sibaja and Juliana Barbassa contributed to this report from Santa Maria, Stan Lehman contributed from Sao Paulo and Jenny Barchfield contributed from Rio de Janeiro.

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PFT: Jets have explored ex-Raiders QB Russell

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We mentioned earlier today that 49ers wide receiver Randy Moss declared himself the best wideout in the history of the game.

You?ll likely see much more about him in the coming days, in many outlets, because he was so open and forthcoming and illuminating about many topics during his appearance at Media Day.

When Moss is on, he?s extremely interesting, he just chooses not to be on often.

But among the gems today was a candid admission that he didn?t particularly care for the way the 49ers used him this year.

In the past, it could have been a Keyshawn-level ?Just Give Me the Damn Ball? routine, but Moss said it so matter-of-factly it was easy to miss.

?I don?t like my role; I don?t,? he said. ?I like to be out there playing football. One thing that I?ve always had to really understand was being a decoy. It was put to me, Coach Dennis Green just said, ?Even though the football is not in your hand, you?re still out there dictating how the defense is playing the offense.? It took me awhile to really understand where he was coming from. Later on and now in my career, I understand that my presence out on the field, I don?t always have to touch the ball to be able to help the offense score touchdowns.

?Like I said, I don?t really like that, but it?s something that I?m used to. I have to grow to understand and grow to like it. I?ve always been a team player. I?ve never been about self. Anything that is going to push our team to victory and hopefully win a Super Bowl, I?m willing to do.?

No, that was Moss, who hasn?t always been accused to giving freely of himself for the greater good.

But 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman said Moss had been nothing but professional.

?He?s been great,? Roman said. ?I think he?s a great team player, and a mentor for all the guys, really.?

His love of competition has never been in doubt. Moss joked about past arguments, even fights, he?s had with coaches and players. But his role with the 49ers, as much as he might not like it, remains a valuable one, as Roman insisted Moss could still ?get behind a defense in a hurry.?

?When I hear people talk about how talented I am and how easy I make it look, I can honestly tell you people that it?s very hard work,? Moss said. ?I work out five times a week. I put the work in and for me to be able to go out there and have results it something I am proud of. It?s not always the individual results that I?m proud of. For me to be able to talk to a Michael Crabtree or talk to a Frank Gore or Percy Harvin and for them to go out there and have a good game that week, that?s something I can be proud of. That?s just me giving back to the NFL.

?I?ve always said, I don?t like what the NFL does for me because I?m very blessed. My family is blessed. I?ve always been the type of person to know what I can do to make the League better. At this point in my career, if I?m able to be vocal, to share a little knowledge and also to go out there and play, if that?s what it takes to win a championship, then I?m willing to do that. I?ve always been that way.?

Maybe so, but he hasn?t been quite the way he was Tuesday too often, or the perception of his career would likely be very different.

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China COSCO eyes turnaround options, stock down sharply

HONG KONG (Reuters) - The world's largest bulk shipper, China COSCO Holdings Co Ltd , faces the risk of delisting for its Shanghai shares if it fails to turn around in 2013, after having warned of a second straight year of losses.

China COSCO, which posted a net loss of 10.4 billion yuan ($1.7 billion) for 2011, ranks as the world's sixth largest container ship operator, but has been battling the impact of a supply glut and weak demand that have becalmed the industry.

Other firms to run into turbulence are oil tanker operator Nanjing Tanker Corp , which could face share suspension, and China Shipping Container Lines Co Ltd , which has narrowly escaped curbs on share trading.

State-controlled COSCO and the Chinese government are reviewing ways to restructure the company's business and help make it profitable again, analysts said.

"Asset sales seem to be a likely option for COSCO, but it also depends on the market condition and its management's strategy," said Geoffrey Chang, an analyst at BOCOM International.

Nathan Snyder, an analyst at CLSA, said, "We value its fleet at over $6 billion by marking the assets to secondhand prices, so selling and leasing back a portion would give enough gains to cover 2013 losses."

The company's stock fell sharply in Hong Kong on Monday after the shipping conglomerate said last week it expected to record a significant net loss for 2012 and faces the risk of the delisting of its A shares in Shanghai.

COSCO stock lost as much as 7.2 percent to reach HK$3.99 in mid-morning trade, although it recouped some of its losses to stand down 5.4 percent near the close of trade. It underperformed a slight rise in the broad Hang Seng <.hsi>.

China's securities rules provide for companies reporting two consecutive years of losses to be placed in a "special treatment" category that limits the daily trading movement of their shares to 5 percent, instead of the regular 10 percent.

A third straight year of losses for COSCO could result in a suspension of trading, with the risk of being delisted.

NANJING TANKER

But China COSCO is not the only company in the shipping sector that faces the spectre of being delisted.

Oil tanker operator Nanjing Tanker Corp , whose shares have been placed under "special treatment", is likely to be the first Shanghai-listed shipping firm to face a share suspension, which would be followed by a possible delisting.

Owned by state-owned Sinotrans and CSC group, Nanjing Tanker is expected to post a net loss of 795 million yuan in 2012, based on a poll of six brokers by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Another shipper, China Shipping Container Lines Co Ltd , was more fortunate. It escaped the "special treatment" category after saying this month that it expected to post a net profit for 2012, helped by sales of container boxes to its parent.

The global shipping market remains challenging in 2013 amid a lingering supply glut and weak demand, which have wounded China COSCO and other international shipping firms in the past two years, analysts said.

The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index <.badi>, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry commodities such as iron ore and coal, fell about 60 percent in 2012 to its lowest year-close since 1986.

The index has rebounded 14 percent so far this year, but the market outlook remains weak and volatile, analysts said.

CLSA forecasts China COSCO to post a net loss of 7.8 billion yuan in 2012 and a 2.4 billion yuan loss in 2013.

COSCO, controlled by state-owned China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company, operated 171 container vessels and 337 bulk cargo vessels at the end of September. About 220 of the bulk cargo vessels were owned by the company.

It also controls COSCO Pacific Ltd , a container lessor and port operator. ($1=6.2205 Chinese yuan)

(Editing by Clarence Fernandez)

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What?s next for Anthony Pettis? Waiting patiently for the lightweight title shot

With his performance against Donald Cerrone on Saturday night, Anthony Pettis made a believer out of many fight fans. One of those who now thinks Pettis belongs in the title shot conversation is UFC president Dana White.

Pettis =AMAZING!!!! Ok I'm sold

? Dana White (@danawhite) January 27, 2013

While the next bout for UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson is set with Strikeforce champion Gilbert Melendez in April, Pettis has set himself up as the obvious next man up.

"I think the Melendez fight is pretty set, but (Pettis is) next. I can't say enough things about the kid tonight. That was incredible," White said in the postfight press conference.

The last time Pettis had a title shot, he had a wrench thrown into the plans. Pettis won the WEC lightweight belt in the promotion's final fight. A title shot was promised to whoever had the belt when the WEC merged with the UFC.

But two weeks after Pettis won the belt, Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard faced off for the belt. They fought to a draw and Edgar kept the belt, but Maynard was given an immediate rematch.

Instead of waiting for the title shot then, Pettis fought Clay Guida. He lost a decision, and the title shot was gone. This time, he's not going to let the title shot slip through his hands.

"If it's a guaranteed title shot, then I'm waiting. That was my goal this year, and I'm definitely going to wait and get better," Pettis said.

The way title shots have been going in the UFC, there's no way to know if Pettis is making the right call. However, what Pettis is doing is setting himself up as the go-to guy if the UFC needs him. Melendez has had to postpone fights because of injuries in the past, and you never know what could happen as fighters prepare for their bouts.

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BeauCoo, The Mobile Fashion Network For Women, Expands To The Web

The Calgary, Canada-based fashion network BeauCoo, which aims to connect women with other women who share a similar body type to make online and offline shopping more social, fun and practical, launched as a mobile-only service late last year, but the team has now decided to also embrace the web. BeauCoo, which raised a $1.1 million seed round led by Zinc Ventures last September, is launching its full web presence today, which, just like the mobile site, is only open to women.

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Study: Distant rural areas may feel cities' heat

FILE - In this July 18, 2012 file photo, the Empire State, MetLife and Chrysler buildings are seen against a hazy backdrop in New York. Heat rising up from cities such as New York, Paris and Tokyo might be remotely warming up winters far away in some rural parts of Alaska, Canada, and Siberia. At least that?s what a surprising study suggests. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)

FILE - In this July 18, 2012 file photo, the Empire State, MetLife and Chrysler buildings are seen against a hazy backdrop in New York. Heat rising up from cities such as New York, Paris and Tokyo might be remotely warming up winters far away in some rural parts of Alaska, Canada, and Siberia. At least that?s what a surprising study suggests. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)

WASHINGTON (AP) ? Heat rising up from cities such as New York, Paris and Tokyo might be remotely warming up winters far away in some rural parts of Alaska, Canada, and Siberia, a surprising study theorizes.

In an unusual twist, that same urban heat from buildings and cars may be slightly cooling the autumns in much of the Western United States, Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean, according to the study published Sunday in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change.

Meteorologists long have known that cities are warmer than rural areas, with the heat of buildings and cars, along with asphalt and roofs that absorb heat. That's called the urban heat island effect and it's long been thought that the heat stayed close to the cities.

But the study, based on a computer model and the Northern Hemisphere, now suggests the heat does something else, albeit indirectly. It travels about half a mile up into the air and then its energy changes the high-altitude currents in the atmosphere that dictate prevailing weather.

"Basically, it changes the flow." said Guang Zhang of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif. He wrote the paper with Aixue Hu at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.

This doesn't change overall global temperature averages significantly, unlike man-made greenhouse gases that cause global warming. Instead it redistributes some of the heat, the scientists said.

The changes seem to vary with the seasons and by region because of the way air currents flow at different times of the year. During the winter, the jet stream is altered and weakened, keeping cold air closer to the Arctic Circle and from dipping down as sharply, Hu explained.

The computer model showed that parts of Siberia and northwestern Canada may get, on average, an extra 1.4 degrees to 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (0.8 to 1 degree Celsius) during the winter, which "may not be a bad thing," Zhang said. The effect isn't quite as much in northern North Dakota and Minnesota, where temperatures might be about half a degree warmer (0.3 degrees Celsius), and even less along the East Coast.

In contrast, Europe and the Pacific Northwest are cooled slightly in the winter from this effect. The jet stream changes prevent weather systems from bringing warmer air from the Atlantic to Europe and from the Pacific to the U.S. Northwest, thus cooling those areas a bit, he said.

The biggest cooling occurs in the fall, but Hu said he's not quite sure why that happens.

Several outside scientists said they were surprised by the study results, calling the work "intriguing" and "clever." But they said it would have to be shown in more than one computer model and in repeated experiments before they could accept this theory.

"It's an interesting and rationally carried out study," said David Parker, climate monitoring chief of the United Kingdom meteorology office. "We must be cautious until other models are used to test their hypothesis."

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Nature Climate Change: http://www.nature.com/nclimate

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Insert Coin: DeltaMaker fuses razzle-dazzle with 3D-printing

In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production. If you'd like to pitch a project, please send us a tip with "Insert Coin" as the subject line.

"Why should a 3D printer look like a microwave oven?" That's the question being posed by the DeltaMaker Kickstarter project team, which thinks it can put some showbiz into 3D printing using a so-called delta robot platform. That type of design uses three parallel arms to control the print head, enabling a device that's not only "fun to watch," according to the group, but that can also quickly print high resolution objects with a large 9-inch by 11-inch build envelope. The open-cage printer will work using "fused filament fabrication" with 1.75mm filament, and will also feature 100 micron layer resolution (0.1 millimeter), rigid aluminum construction, an open-source software tool chain and optional heated build platform. The company sees it putting on a 3D printing show in "living rooms, waiting rooms, and classrooms," with a current Kickstarter price between $1,400 and $1,600, depending on how soon you pony up. After five days, the project is nearly halfway to its $107k goal, with backers having already snapped up early deals as cheap as $500. Check the video after the break to see how it works, or hit the source to pledge.

[Thanks, Jake]

Previous project update: The Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner might be long of name but it's not short of funds, having shot way past its $50,000 goal to the tune of $205k with a week still left, netting the first stretch goal -- meaning backers will also get a free "leporello" accordion photo album.

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Jennifer Lawrence Battling Pneumonia

Jennifer Lawrence Battling Pneumonia

Jennifer Lawrence is reportedly very ill with pneumonia. The “Silver Linings Playbook” star, who is nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, has been forced to cancel appearances this week due to illness. Lawrence was unable to attend the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards on Saturday night, where she received the award for ...

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Video: ?Loser? contestant talks clashing with Jillian

>>> "the biggest loser" ranch. what was with you and jillian? what was the deal there?

>> jillian? she has a real tough love approach and it doesn't necessarily work on anyone -- everyone, i should say. at the end of the day , we really got it together. unfortunately, it was my last week at the ranch. she's a great trainer. she knows what she's doing. we just had a little friction.

>> is that what led to you doing the victory dance on the scale?

>> well, that was following our chaotic last chance workout, where we screamed at each other. i was so nervous i was going home and that was to be my legacy. clearly, you can see i lost it.

>> wow! when you look at that video and you look at yourself today, can you believe it's the same person?

>> no.

>> because you look terrific.

>> put a shirt on before you do a victory dance . i can't believe it's the same person. i feel incredible.

>> how much have you lost at home?

>> i've lost 30 pounds.

>> a little over 60?

>> correct.

>> changes completely, doesn't it?

>> it really does.

>> congratulations. good luck.

>> thank you so much.

>> and continued success. pamela, it's great to have you. by the way, you can catch "the biggest loser" tonight at

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Local Recreational Results: Swimming - The Sports Desk

Local Recreational Results: Swimming

?LOCAL SWIMMING?

QDD SNOWFLAKE CLASSIC
Regency Park Swim Team participated in the meet on Jan. 19?20 at the Freedom Center, in Manassas.

Banzon, Christina (12): 50 Back 33.84, 6th;
Bolick, Brandon (13): 200 Breast , 2:50.13, 2th; 50 Free 28.30, 7th; 100 Back 1:13.32, 7th; 200 IM , 2:36.10, 4th; 100 Breast 1:19.98, 3th;
Brown, Madison (10): 100 Free 1:15.93, 8th; 50 Free 35.02, 1st; 100 Back 1:20.38, 2th; 50 Back 37.09, 3th; 50 Breast 49.34, 8th;
Carney, Kyle (10): 200 Free , 2:56.11, 4th; 50 Back 45.54, 8th;
Clarkson, Annabella (11): 100 Breast 1:30.33, 4th;
Cole, Emma (12): 200 Back , 3:21.72, 8th;
Cole, Holly (16): 100 Fly 1:05.58, 7th; 200 Breast , 2:46.44, 7th; 200 IM , 2:27.87, 8th;
Cole, Nathan (9): 200 Free , 3:05.65, 8th;
Daniel, Isabella (8): 100 IM 1:39.64, 7th; 25 Breast 24.73, 3th;
Darensbourg, Kennedy (10): 100 Free 1:21.13, 2th; 200 IM , 3:19.38, 7th; 200 Free , 2:51.20, 8th; 100 Fly 1:46.83, 6th;
Durocher, Darren (12): 100 Fly 58.65, 1st; 100 Free 52.97, 1st; 100 Back 59.57, 1st; 50 Breast 31.60, 1st; 100 IM 58.79, 1st; 50 Back 27.07, 1st; 100 Breast 1:08.45, 1st; 50 Fly 25.73, 1st;
Durocher, Jordan (8): 50 Back 39.22, 1st; 50 Free 34.47, 1st; 100 Free 1:16.02, 1st;
Durocher, Troy (9): 100 Free 1:13.59, 4th; 100 Back 1:29.62, 2th; 50 Back 40.04, 1st; 50 Breast 48.69, 6th; 100 Fly 1:49.25, 3th;
Durocher, William (14): 100 Fly 1:01.25, 2th; 400 IM , 4:26.05, 1st; 100 Back 58.34, 1st; 200 Fly , 2:13.46, 2th; 500 Free , 5:06.84, 1st;
Eissler, Rachael (14): 50 Free 31.18, 8th;
Eissler, Steven (17): 100 Back 1:09.02, 2th;
Elliott, Brandon (11): 50 Free 31.17, 6th;
Elliott, Lindsay (14): 200 Breast , 2:55.65, 7th;
Fluharty, William (7): 25 Back 23.19, 8th; 50 Back 49.35, 7th;
George, Jeffrey (11): 100 Free 1:08.50, 4th; 500 Free , 6:43.05, 6th;
Hudak, Cole (10): 50 Fly 39.77, 2th; 200 IM , 3:21.54, 7th; 100 Back 1:26.98, 5th; 50 Back 41.07, 7th; 100 Fly 1:31.14, 5th;
Hudak, Maxwell (17): 200 Free , 1:54.98, 4th; 400 IM , 4:39.22, 2th; 100 Back 59.22, 7th; 200 IM , 2:10.09, 4th; 200 Back , 2:07.78, 5th; 500 Free , 5:25.43, 7th;
Hudak, Ryan (12): 100 Fly 1:17.80, 3th; 200 Back , 2:58.11, 4th; 50 Fly 34.01, 3th;
Hudson, Trevor (8): 100 IM 1:30.28, 2th; 50 Back 44.67, 2th; 50 Fly 39.93, 1st; 100 Free 1:22.38, 2th;
Jones, Courtney (15): 200 Free , 2:07.52, 5th; 50 Free 26.20, 4th; 100 Back 1:04.01, 3th; 100 Free 56.90, 7th; 200 Back , 2:30.84, 8th;
Kilkenney, Kari (10): 50 Free 36.85, 7th; 100 Back 1:32.71, 3th; 50 Back 42.95, 4th;
Kilkenney, Kaylee (12): 50 Free 31.85, 6th; 100 Back 1:18.38, 2th; 100 IM 1:19.91, 7th;
King, Rachael (14): 100 Free 1:06.84, 2th; 200 IM , 2:42.31, 3th;
Kyer, Michael (11): 50 Free 29.83, 1st; 100 IM 1:18.51, 5th; 500 Free , 6:34.76, 3th;
Lee, Andy (11): 50 Breast 41.86, 7th;
Loving, Catherine (14): 100 Fly 1:11.27, 4th; 200 Fly , 2:46.85, 3th;
McCloskey, Rylie (7): 25 Fly 24.14, 8th;
McKinnon, Colin (15): 200 Breast , 2:22.77, 3th; 100 Back 1:10.76, 3th; 100 Breast 1:05.20, 3th; 500 Free , 5:24.70, 1st;
Muilenburg, Nicole (15): 200 Free , 2:08.27, 6th; 200 Breast , 2:42.74, 2th; 100 Free 58.21, 8th; 200 IM , 2:25.37, 6th; 100 Breast 1:14.56, 4th;
Paterson, Carolyn (13): 100 Fly 1:06.01, 3th; 200 Breast , 2:43.32, 4th; 50 Free 27.32, 8th; 100 Free 59.10, 7th; 200 IM , 2:22.91, 3th; 100 Breast 1:16.11, 4th;
Pearcy, David (13): 200 Free , 1:58.53, 3th; 50 Free 24.95, 2th;
Peck, Dylan (13): 100 Fly 1:02.60, 5th; 200 Breast , 2:35.66, 1st; 100 Back 1:03.31, 3th; 100 Free 54.80, 4th; 200 IM , 2:14.10, 4th; 100 Breast 1:12.22, 4th;
Peck, Garrett (8): 25 Breast 27.01, 5th; 25 Fly 23.79, 6th; 50 Free 40.75, 2th;
Peck, Kyle (7): 25 Fly 21.03, 2th;
Pennington, Summer (15): 200 IM , 2:37.95, 2th; 100 Breast 1:20.88, 2th;
Perdomo, Cristal (9): 50 Fly 35.81, 2th; 100 Breast 1:41.57, 2th; 200 IM , 3:05.00, 6th; 100 IM 1:24.64, 5th; 50 Back 39.50, 8th; 50 Breast 46.50, 7th; 100 Fly 1:25.15, 3th;
Perdomo, Natalia (13): 200 Back , 2:40.73, 3th;
Price, Ryan (15): 200 Back , 2:59.37, 7th;
Ross, Garrett (14): 100 Fly 1:06.76, 3th; 50 Free 25.01, 3th; 100 Free 54.11, 2th; 200 Fly , 2:42.39, 4th;
Ross, Noah (12): 100 Free 1:08.71, 5th; 50 Free 31.31, 7th; 100 IM 1:18.56, 6th;
Sandoval, Alice (11): 100 Fly 1:15.79, 8th; 200 Breast , 2:57.34, 4th; 50 Free 28.57, 5th; 100 Back 1:10.35, 3th; 100 IM 1:11.15, 4th; 50 Back 31.87, 1st; 50 Fly 31.19, 2th;
Schmidt, Valerie (12): 100 Fly 1:22.71, 3th; 200 Fly , 3:02.15, 6th;
Shearer, Jordan (13): 100 Fly 1:09.69, 2th; 200 Free , 2:26.97, 2th; 100 Back 1:11.71, 2th; 200 IM , 2:38.73, 1st; 200 Back , 2:41.85, 6th;
Simila, Brooke (10): 200 IM , 3:05.11, 2th; 50 Free 34.03, 6th; 100 Back 1:26.23, 1st;
Smith, Eric (12): 100 Free 1:08.14, 3th; 50 Back 36.57, 8th; 100 Breast 1:25.32, 2th;
Statler, Sarah (10): 200 Free , 3:01.84, 8th;
Traeger, Matthew (10): 100 Breast 1:42.99, 3th;
Turbyfill, Andrew (10): 50 Fly 46.67, 8th; 200 IM , 3:13.22, 3th; 100 Back 1:30.07, 6th; 200 Free , 2:56.10, 3th; 50 Back 40.66, 6th;
Turbyfill, David (14): 200 Free , 1:55.38, 1st; 400 IM , 4:48.12, 2th; 100 Back 1:04.24, 4th; 100 Free 54.17, 3th; 200 IM , 2:14.33, 5th; 500 Free , 5:09.26, 2th;
Urian, Maddie (11): 200 IM , 2:53.39, 7th; 100 Back 1:18.58, 3th;
Van, CoraDeusen (13): 50 Free 30.45, 3th;
Weber, Margo (12): 200 Breast , 2:49.85, 2th; 200 IM , 2:37.86, 5th; 50 Free 29.08, 6th; 100 Back 1:10.61, 4th; 100 IM 1:13.20, 8th; 50 Back 33.13, 3th; 100 Breast 1:20.22, 3th; 50 Fly 33.28, 7th;
Wilcox, Justin (12): 100 Fly 1:19.40, 5th; 200 IM , 2:41.05, 1st; 100 Back 1:18.48, 5th; 200 Free , 2:25.76, 3th; 100 IM 1:14.20, 1st; 50 Back 35.41, 3th; 50 Fly 33.85, 2th;
Wilcox, Landon (16): 200 Breast , 2:39.07, 7th;
Wilcox, Macy (9): 100 Free 1:20.04, 1st; 200 IM , 3:14.98, 4th; 100 Back 1:33.48, 5th; 200 Free , 2:57.60, 4th; 50 Breast 48.25, 2th;
Yankovich, Katrina (12): 100 Free 59.72, 1st; 50 Free 27.48, 1st; 100 Back 1:11.23, 6th; 100 IM 1:11.59, 5th; 50 Back 34.00, 7th; 100 Breast 1:23.08, 7th; 50 Fly 33.76, 2th;

QDD SNOWFLAKE CLASSIC
The Sharks Swim Team participated in the meet on Jan. 19?20 at the Freedom Center in Manassas:

Ball, James (13): 200 Breast, 3:06.93, 8th; 200 Fly, 3:11.91, 8th; 500 Free, 6:16.85, 5th.
Born, Catherine (16): 100 Free, 1:25.21, 6th.
Born, Isabel (11): 200 Breast, 3:24.75, 8th; 50 Breast, 41.17, 7th; 200 Back, 3:14.89, 7th; 100 Breast, 1:30.64, 6th.
Born, Rebekah (13): 500 Free, 7:09.40, 8th.
Born, Sarah (9): 100 Free, 1:22.55, 5th; 100 Back, 1:34.26, 8th; 50 Back, 41.94, 2nd.
Day, John (8): 100 IM, 1:46.82, 8th; 50 Breast, 58.33, 3rd; 50 Free, 42.73, 6th.
Foley, Sean (12): 200 IM, 2:56.96, 8th; 200 Back, 3:00.94, 5th.
Kratowicz, Danielle (13): 200 Free, 2:23.76, 1st; 200 IM, 2:46.32, 4th.
Kratowicz, Owen (15): 100 Fly, 1:10.10, 5th; 200 Free, 2:16.41, 3rd; 200 Breast, 2:48.96, 4th; 50 Free, 27.37, 3rd; 100 Free, 1:00.37, 4th; 200 Fly, 2:43.01, 3rd; 200 Back, 2:37.78, 4th; 100 Breast, 1:18.11, 3rd.
Lohr, Dyan (11): 100 Fly, 1:15.87, 2nd; 50 Free, 29.60, 7th; 100 Back, 1:15.51, 2nd; 200 Free, 2:29.94, 8th; 50 Back, 34.13, 6th; 200 Back, 2:45.68, 1st; 50 Fly, 31.50, 3rd.
Mitchell, Richard (7): 25 Back, 23.00, 4th; 50 Free, 42.29, 5th.
Morrison, Steven (14): 200 Fly, 2:54.21, 5th; 100 Breast, 1:14.46, 7th.
Sherwood, Matt (12): 100 Free, 1:07.70, 2nd; 200 IM, 2:55.11, 6th; 50 Free, 30.58, 4th; 200 Free, 2:29.53, 6th; 100 IM, 1:19.07, 7th.
Smolen, Daryn (11): 50 Back, 36.07, 7th.
Wanner, Rebecca (13): 200 Free, 2:33.20, 8th; 50 Free, 30.70, 5th.

QDD SNOWFLAKE INVITATIONAL
The Rappahannock Area YMCA Stingrays (RAYS) participated in the meet on Jan. 19?20 at the Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center in Manassas.

Nicholas Ashton (13): 13-14 100 Fly 1:09.28Y 6th; 13-14 200 Free 2:12.74Y 2nd; 13-14 100 Back 1:12.49Y 5th; 13-14 100 Free 1:01.21Y 4th; 13-14 200 IM 2:33.30Y 3rd; 13-14 200 Back 2:40.03Y 5th; 13-14 500 Free 5:47.15Y 2nd.
Ryan Barry (15): 15 & Over 100 Fly 1:12.31Y 7th; 15 & Over 200 Free 2:16.65Y 4th; 15 & Over 50 Free 26.93Y 1st; 15 & Over 200 IM 2:39.79Y 5th; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:34.44Y 3rd.
Pia Basilica (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:09.43Y 7th.
Devin Bateman (9): 9-10 50 Fly 38.51Y 1st; 9-10 100 Free 1:20.94Y 6th; 9-10 50 Free 35.13Y 5th; 9-10 100 Back 1:36.08Y 7th; 9-10 100 IM 1:30.48Y 4th; 9-10 50 Back 42.78Y 3rd; 9-10 50 Breast 48.84Y 7th; 9-10 100 Fly 1:35.51Y 2nd.
Ian Bennett (7): 8 & Under 25 Fly 24.16Y 7th; 8 & Under 50 Back 47.32Y 5th; 8 & Under 50 Free 41.55Y 4th.
Kevin Bennett (11): 11-12 100 IM 1:18.16Y 4th; 11-12 200 Back 2:50.75Y 3rd; 11-12 50 Fly 34.54Y 4th.
Caroline Bentz (10): 9-10 500 Free 6:24.09Y 1st.
Gunther Braendel (8): 8 & Under 100 IM 1:38.31Y 3rd; 8 & Under 50 Back 45.24Y 3rd; 8 & Under 50 Free 37.01Y 1st; 8 & Under 100 Free 1:26.21Y 3rd.
Connor Brooks (11): 11-12 50 Fly 35.78Y 6th.
Kinsey Brooks (10): 9-10 50 Fly 32.76Y 1st; 9-10 100 Free 1:10.35Y 1st; 9-10 200 IM 2:56.63Y 2nd; 9-10 50 Free 31.26Y 1st; 9-10 50 Back 34.82Y 1st; 9-10 50 Breast 38.49Y 1st; 9-10 500 Free 7:17.30Y 3rd;
Olav Brooks (8): 8 & Under 25 Back 22.13Y 3rd; 8 & Under 25 Breast 24.47Y 2nd; 8 & Under 25 Free 18.31Y 4th; 8 & Under 25 Fly 20.56Y 1st.
Cole Callahan (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:09.32Y 6th; 11-12 200 IM 2:42.24Y 2nd; 11-12 100 Back 1:16.88Y 4th; 11-12 100 IM 1:19.44Y 8th; 11-12 50 Fly 35.37Y 11-12 50 Fly 5th.
Jacob Campbell (15): 15 & Over 400 IM 5:18.32Y 1st; 15 & Over 100 Free 58.19Y 2nd; 15 & Over 200 Fly 2:25.17Y 1st; 15 & Over 500 Free 5:34.15Y 2nd.
Tessa Campbell (9): 9-10 100 Free 1:22.77Y 6th; 9-10 200 Free 2:56.70Y 3rd.
Carlie Clements (8): 8 & Under 25 Back 19.77Y 1st; 8 & Under 25 Breast 23.05Y 2nd; 8 & Under 25 Free 16.81Y 2nd; 8 & Under 25 Fly 19.11Y 2nd.
Abigail Craig (13): 13-14 200 Free 2:28.31Y 3rd; 13-14 200 Breast 3:08.03Y 8th.
Isaac Craig (15): 15 & Over 100 Fly 1:12.44Y 8th; 15 & Over 200 Free 2:09.14Y 1st; 15 & Over 50 Free 27.92Y 4th; 15 & Over 100 Back 1:16.60Y 6th; 15 & Over 100 Free 59.14Y 3rd; 15 & Over 200 IM 2:34.04Y 4th; 15 & Over 500 Free 5:49.81Y 3rd.
Autumn Delellis (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:08.05Y 3rd.
Abby Dickinson (10): 9-10 100 Breast 1:39.72Y 6th; 9-10 50 Free 35.20Y 2nd; 9-10 100 IM 1:32.44Y 3rd.
Gillian Downs (15): 15 & Over 400 IM 5:17.99Y 4th.
Ben Eichberg (9): 9-10 200 Free 2:58.89Y 6th; 9-10 50 Back 44.90Y 6th.
Dylan Eichberg (12): 11-12 200 Fly 2:22.26Y 1st.
Logan Euker (9): 9-10 100 Free 1:16.29Y 1st; 9-10 100 Breast 1:36.93Y 2nd; 9-10 200 IM 3:15.85Y 5th; 9-10 100 Back 1:37.75Y 8th; 9-10 200 Free 2:48.51Y 2nd; 9-10 100 IM 1:31.89Y 6th; 9-10 50 Back 45.18Y 7th; 9-10 50 Breast 43.93Y 2nd.
Moira Euker (11): 11-12 100 Fly 1:29.85Y 5th; 11-12 50 Free 31.81Y 5th; 6:42.55Y 3rd.
Patrick Foreman (13): 13-14 50 Free 27.55Y 4th.
Jakob Frick (9): 9-10 50 Fly 46.25Y 7th; 9-10 100 Free 1:16.94Y 1st; 9-10 100 Breast 1:35.80Y 1st; 9-10 50 Free 35.52Y 6th; 9-10 100 IM 1:31.76Y 5th; 9-10 50 Breast 44.87Y 1st.
Kalina Frick (8): 8 & Under 50 Back 45.43Y 6th; 8 & Under 50 Breast 54.87Y 4th; 8 & Under 100 Free 1:27.46Y 8th.
Bayley Furuie (12): 11-12 200 Breast 3:14.94Y 6th; 11-12 100 Breast 1:31.05Y 7th.
Sabrina Furuie (8): 8 & Under 25 Back 23.93Y 8th; 8 & Under 25 Fly 23.81Y 7th.
Avery Geller (13): 13-14 200 Free 2:15.08Y 5th; 13-14 50 Free 27.32Y 3rd; 13-14 100 Back 1:11.39Y 4th; 13-14 100 Free 1:01.14Y 3rd; 13-14 200 IM 2:38.45Y 8th.
Payton Hanson (15): 15 & Over 200 Free 2:17.26Y 1st; 15 & Over 200 Breast 3:05.69Y 1st; 15 & Over 200 IM 2:34.82Y 1st; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:29.15Y 2nd; 15 & Over 100 Breast 1:26.32Y 4th, 9-10 200 Free 2:34.39Y 3rd;
Maggie Heath (10): 9-10 100 Free 1:11.38Y 2nd; 9-10 200 IM 3:01.42Y 4th; 9-10 50 Free 32.49Y 3rd; 9-10 200 6th;Free 2:34.39Y 3rd; 9-10 100 IM 1:22.10Y 3rd; 9-10 50 Breast 46.48Y 6th.
Samantha Heath (7): 8 & Under 25 Back 23.83Y 6th.
Pam Heiken (8): 8 & Under 25 Fly 19.33Y 3rd.
Tyler Hilderbrand (10): 9-10 100 Breast 1:53.51Y 8th.
Celia Howell (12): 11-12 100 Back 1:21.09Y 8th; 11-12 200 Free 2:38.72Y 7th; 11-12 50 Back 35.81Y 6th; 11-12 200 Back 2:47.15Y 2nd.
Jackson Hunter (9): 9-10 50 Fly 41.51Y 3rd; 9-10 100 Free 1:24.25Y 7th; 9-10 50 Free 36.58Y 8th; 9-10 200 Free 2:57.15Y 5th.
Maggie Hybl (14): 13-14 50 Free 29.59Y 1st; 13-14 100 Free 1:04.22Y 1st.
Sarah Hybl (10): 9-10 50 Fly 36.84Y 4th; 9-10 100 Free 1:15.72Y 7th; 9-10 50 Free 32.77Y 4th; 9-10 100 IM 1:26.34Y 8th; 9-10 50 Back 39.42Y 7th; 9-10 50 Breast 48.51Y 3rd; 9-10 500 Free 8:00.88Y 5th.
Alex Johnson (12): 11-12 100 Back 1:18.82Y 4th.
Annalee Johnson (15): 15 & Over 200 Breast 2:30.30Y 1st; 15 & Over 400 IM 4:49.66Y 2nd; 15 & Over 50 Free 26.43Y 6th; 15 & Over 100 Free 56.81Y 6th; 15 & Over 200 Fly 2:18.47Y 4th; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:23.36Y 4th; 15 & Over 100 Breast 1:12.66Y 3rd.
Georgia Johnson (11): 11-12 100 Free 1:04.93Y 7th; 11-12 200 Breast 2:51.91Y 3rd; 11-12 100 Back 1:14.53Y 7th; 11-12 50 Breast 35.82Y 1st; 11-12 100 Breast 1:18.73Y 2nd; 11-12 50 Fly 35.52Y 4th; 11-12 500 Free 6:15.16Y 8th.
Jennylynn Johnson (13): 13-14 200 Breast 2:50.32Y 5th; 13-14 100 Breast 1:18.17Y 6th.
Bridger Johnston (11): 11-12 200 Breast 3:15.50Y 7th; 11-12 200 IM 2:53.42Y 5th; 11-12 50 Breast 40.76Y 3rd.
Hunter Johnston (8): 8 & Under 100 IM 1:45.84Y 7th; 8 & Under 25 Breast 26.58Y 4th; 8 & Under 25 Fly 24.92Y 8th.
Colleen Kleveno (14): 13-14 200 Back 2:26.84Y 7th; 13-14 100 Breast 1:19.71Y 8th.
Liz Kleveno (18): 15 & Over 200 Fly 2:15.18Y 2nd; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:11.47Y 1st; 15 & Over 500 Free 5:20.89Y 3rd.
Ryland Leupold (12): 11-12 100 Free 53.77Y 2nd; 11-12 200 Breast 2:39.69Y 1st; 11-12 200 IM 2:22.27Y 1st; 11-12 100 Back 1:05.07Y 2nd; 11-12 100 IM 1:03.26Y 2nd; 11-12 200 Back 2:18.09Y 1st; 11-12 50 Fly 28.40Y 2nd; 11-12 500 Free 5:35.51Y 1st.
Erin Lipkin (11): 11-12 500 Free 7:01.53Y 6th.
Aly Lodigiani (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:04.72Y 6th; 11-12 200 IM 2:41.90Y 6th; 11-12 200 Free 2:19.42Y 6th; 11-12 100 IM 1:17.53Y 2nd; 11-12 500 Free 6:10.93Y 7th.
Gillian Mansfield (11): 11-12 50 Free 30.72Y 1st; 11-12 50 Breast 40.54Y 4th.
Molly Mansfield (14): 13-14 200 Fly 2:46.42Y 2nd; 13-14 500 Free 6:21.90Y 1st.
Anna Mead (9): 9-10 50 Fly 41.84Y 4th; 9-10 100 Breast 1:39.85Y 7th; 9-10 50 Breast 46.74Y 8th.
Mako Mendoza (13): 13-14 100 Fly 1:08.27Y 7th; 13-14 500 Free 6:23.88Y 3rd.
Tomona Mims (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:08.97Y 5th; 11-12 500 Free 6:37.15Y 1st.
Nolan Monahan (14): 13-14 200 Breast 2:38.98Y 3rd; 13-14 200 Back 2:24.44Y 4th; 13-14 100 Breast 1:15.05Y 8th.7th;
Makenna Moore (12): 11-12 50 Breast 40.77Y 5th.
Reilly Moore (10): 9-10 50 Fly 36.49Y 3rd; 9-10 100 Free 1:13.91Y 4th; 9-10 100 Breast 1:44.99Y 6th.
Adam Morrison (11): 11-12 200 IM 2:56.61Y 7th; 11-12 50 Breast 42.36Y 8th.
Erin Morrison (13): 13-14 100 Fly 1:12.88Y 7th; 13-14 200 Breast 3:03.93Y 5th.
Kelly Morrison (8): 8 & Under 25 Back 23.72Y 5th; 8 & Under 25 Breast 25.31Y 4th; 8 & Under 50 Free 40.21Y 7th.
Tanner Newton (15): 15 & Over 100 Free 1:03.70Y 6th; 15 & Over 100 Breast 1:27.28Y 7th; 15 & Over 500 Free 6:09.68Y 4th.
Lexi Osleger (13): 13-14 500 Free 5:45.93Y 8th.
Mikayla Saar (8): 8 & Under 25 Breast 27.01Y 7th; 8 & Under 25 Fly 22.01Y 5th.
Rebecca Saar (12): 11-12 100 Fly 1:33.60Y 8th.
Martin Schalk (9): 9-10 50 Fly 42.18Y 4th; 9-10 100 Free 1:14.92Y 8th; 9-10 100 Breast 1:47.67Y 6th; 9-10 50 Free 34.15Y 1st; 9-10 100 IM 1:30.08Y 2nd; 9-10 50 Back 43.79Y 4th.
Caitlyn Segrest (9): 9-10 100 Breast 1:42.80Y 3rd; 9-10 200 IM 3:02.68Y 5th; 9-10 100 Back 1:25.61Y 7th; 9-10 100 IM 1:24.48Y 4th.
Samantha Segrest (14): 13-14 200 Breast 3:01.59Y 4th; 13-14 400 IM 5:15.86Y 6th; 13-14 500 Free 5:45.61Y 7th.
Carolyn Shortess (11): 11-12 200 Breast 3:12.26Y 4th.
Elizabeth Showers (12): 11-12 100 Free 1:06.79Y 2nd; 11-12 100 IM 1:17.62Y 3rd.
Michaela Sizemore (11): 11-12 100 Fly 1:10.75Y 2nd; 11-12 100 Free 1:02.76Y 4th; 11-12 100 Back 1:15.40Y 1st; 11-12 50 Breast 37.63Y 6th; 11-12 200 Free 2:13.23Y 1st; 11-12 100 IM 1:13.04Y 7th; 11-12 50 Back 34.89Y 1st; 11-12 500 Free 5:53.91Y 3rd.
Kayla Surles (11): 11-12 100 Breast 1:31.33Y 7th.
Natalie Szenas (9): 9-10 200 IM 3:15.42Y 5th.
Nicholas Thomas (8): 8 & Under 100 IM 1:45.04Y 6th; 8 & Under 50 Back 47.88Y 6th; 8 & Under 50 Free 43.70Y 8th.
Hannah Tse (8): 8 & Under 50 Breast 53.60Y 3rd; 8 & Under 50 Fly 50.16Y 6th.
Madilyn Walker (12): 11-12 500 Free 5:49.00Y 2nd.
Shay Walker (10): 9-10 200 Free 2:34.67Y 4th.
Stephen Wallach Jr (11): 11-12 200 Breast 3:05.99Y 3rd; 11-12 50 Breast 40.54Y 5th; 11-12 200 Free 2:26.98Y 7th; 11-12 100 Breast 1:29.22Y 4th; 11-12 500 Free 6:39.86Y 4th.
Amanda Waller (15): 15 & Over 100 Fly 1:20.30Y 4th; 15 & Over 200 Free 2:21.62Y 2nd; 15 & Over 100 Back 1:13.40Y 1st, 15 & Over 200 Back 2:37.02Y 5th; 15 & Over 500 Free 6:11.27Y 2nd.
Ashley Wang (8): 8 & Under 100 IM 1:25.31Y 1st; 8 & Under 50 Back 39.94Y 2nd; 8 & Under 50 Breast 46.33Y 1st; 8 & Under 50 Fly 38.41Y 1st.
Helen Wang (10): 9-10 100 Free 1:11.62Y 3rd; 9-10 100 Breast 1:33.73Y 1st; 9-10 200 IM 2:55.83Y 1st; 9-10 50 Free 33.02Y 5th.
Lauren Wick (14): 13-14 200 Free 2:29.24Y 5th; 13-14 50 Free 31.16Y 7th.
Makayla Williams (8): 8 & Under 50 Back 43.76Y 4th; 8 & Under 50 Breast 52.13Y 2nd; 8 & Under 50 Fly 45.33Y 3rd; 8 & Under 100 Free 1:22.04Y 4th.
Brendan Williamson (18): 15 & Over 200 Free 1:51.96Y 3rd; 15 & Over 100 Back 59.10Y 6th; 15 & Over 200 IM 2:08.77Y 3rd; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:07.86Y 6th; 15 & Over 100 Breast 1:08.90Y 6th.
Eileen Williamson (15): 15 & Over 200 IM 2:27.35Y 7th; 15 & Over 200 Back 2:25.53Y 6th; 15 & Over 500 Free 5:41.47Y 5th.
Fiona Williamson (8): 8 & Under 100 IM 1:41.80Y 8th; 8 & Under 50 Fly 49.81Y 5th.
Evan Zapata (7): 8 & Under 25 Back 21.84Y 1st; 8 & Under 25 Free 18.92Y 8th; 8 & Under 25 Fly 23.28Y 5th; 8 & Under 100 Free 1:37.06Y 8th.

By Sports Desk on January 25th, 2013 11:49 pm

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Source: http://news.fredericksburg.com/sports/2013/01/25/local-recreational-results-swimming/

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Get Healthy Texas: Exercise Is Medicine ? CBS Dallas / Fort Worth

FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) ? Mary Margaret Floyd is a 70-year-old cancer survivor who is participating in the Exercise is Medicine program sponsored by Baylor All Saints in Fort Worth.

The national program, taking place at the Carter Rehabilitation and Fitness Center on the Baylor campus, has been beneficial to Mary Margaret.? So far she has lost 40 pounds and is very, very happy with her new look, life and attitude.

One medication for Mary Margaret?s recovery is exercise, prescribed by her doctor.

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Source: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/01/26/get-healthy-texas-exercise-is-medicine/

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Store Ice Cream in Freezer Bags for Easier Scooping

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Reddit user CorbinMontego found that, if you store your ice cream container in a freezer bag, it won't freeze into the frozen dessert brick and you can scoop it out much more easily.

Of course you could always let it sit out on the counter for a few minutes, but when you want ice cream now that may not be an appealing alternative. For immediate consumption use this tip or just cut it with a knife.

Found a method to keep ICE CREAM soft. It doesn't have to bend your spoon. As soft as when you first open it, everytime. | Reddit

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Fitium: What&#39;s Inside? How Will It Help You Lose Weight? Fitium ...

If you?re looking for the official Fitium diet website ? click here

What is Fitium?

Fitium is a revolutionary online weight loss system which has helped thousands not only lose weight, but live a healthier lifestyle.

How does Fitium work?

The key idea behind Fitium is that there is ?no one size fits all diet?. Our genetics, lifestyle, age, fitness, health and diet mean that the same diet can help someone lose weight, whilst making another gain weight!
Fitium takes a different approach, and seeks to understand how your body works, in order to provide a personalised plan designed to help your body lose weight naturally, and keep it off!

Let?s see how it works:
Understanding why you are gaining weight
When you first sign up, you?ll complete a short 8-minute assessment which help Fitium understand how your body works, and pinpoint areas which are causing you to gain weight.

Your personalised diet plan
Fitium then helps you identify your ideal weight, and creates a personalised plan to help you reach it. Your plan will feature an easy to follow blueprint which includes:

• How many calories you need to consume
• Which calories to prioritise
• Which foods to avoid (including recommended substitutes)
• Specific recommendations to address your key weight gain factors
• Tailored advice to help blast your stubborn fat zones

Lose weight from the first week
Starting a new habit or change is not easy, and there are many factors that can derail your progress. So?Fitium have developed the 7 Day Accelerator course to guide you through the first week, help you avoid common pitfalls, turbocharge your results and ensure you have the best strategies for long term success too.

?Take the guesswork out of what to eat
Fitium takes the pain out of creating tasty yet healthy meals by providing breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner meals tailored to your exact diet needs. These meals are filling, packed with nutrients and are designed to help you lose weight naturally.

Get support and stay on track each step of the way
Making lifestyle and diet changes can be overwhelming, especially if you are balancing family life and work. So our team has developed weekly coaching challenges to help you implement your new diet plan, one step at a time, and get closer to looking and feeling great.

Tackle the real reasons you gain weight
Don?t let your environment or lifestyle sabotage your weight loss. Fitium has developed tried and tested strategies to help you deal with emotional eating, social occasions, stress and day to day situations which can get in the way of your progress.

?Monitor your progress and reach your diet goals
Fitium provides an easy to follow dashboard to help you monitor your progress, track your meals, review your activity and keep an eye on your health vitals. This results in improved accountability and has been proven to double weight loss in many studies.

Fitium Review. Who is behind Fitium?

Fitium?was designed with the help of a doctor, nutritionist and personal trainer, distilling years of experience into an easy to follow system, you can access online 24/7 from the comfort of your home.

Click here to read more about the team

Fitium is not just a diet but a lifestyle

Many diets focus on the symptoms, instead of tackling the root causes of weight gain they offer ?band aid? solutions which tend to be short term, and unsustainable in the long term.

Fitium works differently by first understanding what is causing your weight gain, and by helping you tackle the nutrition, mindset and lifestyle changes you need to not only lose weight, but improve your health for the long term.
By completing the accelerator course, and the ongoing coaching challenges you will unlock the keys to sustainable weight loss as well as look and feel great.

Need some help to make weight loss dieting work?
If you seek expert advice on losing weight naturally, click here.

The Fitium.com website: What?s inside the Membership Area?

7 day accelerator course to provide you with everything you need to get started fast, and ease you into your new lifestyle +?Weekly coaching challenges developed by the team to help you stay on track and get ongoing improvements

?Optional video workouts to workout at home

A personalised diet plan based on your body?s requirements to maximise your weight loss

Meal Planner ? ATailored meal plans based on your diet plan, featuring tasty meals you can create from home, and exact serving sizes to support your weight loss goals

A health dashboard to help you monitor your progress, and keep track of your physical activity

Ongoing support from the expert team through hundreds of practical guides (with more added on a monthly basis) and Q&A sessions

A food diary to help you track your meals, calorie intake and analyse key nutritional stats

Fitium Review. Fitium Plans and Pricing

There are 3 different plans available for you ? a month-by-month plan, a 6 month/bi-annual plan and a yearly plan.

We would recommend starting right out with the yearly plan. Why, you ask?

Well, not only is it the yearly plan give the best value by far ? at $2.48 per week!! ? but having a yearly membership will make you stick to the plan and finally accomplish your weight loss goal! Plus, there is an iron-clad 30-day Money Back Guarantee. So if you aren?t satisfied with what Fitium has to offer you, just ask for a refund. But if you love it, as we know you will, you get to stay at the lowest price possible.

A little sneaky but a great tactic, don?t you think?

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Fitium Review. Customer reviews of Fitium

Some Customer reviews of Fitium Diet Plan found on the web

?Fitium is good if you follow the challenges.To get the most of the site you need to follow the coaching challenges which I found really motivating, especially as I have a tendency to easily get bored.

I lost 3 stones in two months on this plan and actually enjoyed the process. I didn?t have to make drastic changes to my diet, and the suggested meals were tasty and filling. On other diets I have always felt hungry or would get aches and pains in the middle of the day, but with the?Fitium diet plan I sometimes couldn?t finish my plate!

I recommend opting for the three or six month package deal, as it works out much cheaper than the monthly payment option.?

Perhaps one of the most thrilling aspects of this weight loss dieting program is that you get your own and personalized fitness coach. To be honest, this is something that you will definitely not come across with any other program out there.

In fact, as online health sites go, this is one of the best performers we have seen in terms of providing their customers with the capability to shed weight and improve their fitness. The end result is a great looking body, slim and toned figure and a much healthier aspect.

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I have always struggled with figuring out what to eat on a day to day basis. I really hate to diet and I honestly don?t have the skills OR the imagination to keep thinking of tasty recipes to make from only a few ingredients. Now, I just go on Fitium, click on Build meal plan, and I have a whole week of meals and recipes! WWhat could be easier than that?! Fun and tasty too?

Response: Thanks Tamara, sounds like you\?re loving the recipes! Have you had any results with the program yet?

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Case Overview

This case involves a 13-year old female who sustained a serious injury while practicing gymnastics. The plaintiff was participating in gymnastics, and while she used the AAI single bar to perform a front giant rotation, the equipment (bar) suddenly collapsed and dropped approximately 10 inches. The plaintiff sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident. Prior to the plaintiff?s accident, the children were allowed to setup the equipment, but the equipment was not checked or prepared by adult supervisors or coaches on the day of this incident.

Question for Expert Witness

Do gymnastics facilities require a coach or supervising adult to ensure that the students have properly arranged the equipment?

Answer from Expert Witness

I have worked in the gymnastics industry for over 30 years as a coach and a judge. I am very familiar with the procedures that must be adhered to in order to ensure that all equipment is properly setup and checked. I have coached students at all levels, from pre-school to elite competitors. I am also an internationally certified judge and hold a safety certification from USA Gymnastics.

Answer from Expert Witness #2

It certainly sounds like protocol was not followed here. As an adjunct professor and former professor and administrator at a university, I have been involved with recreation and sports for the past thirty years. I have been involved in many gymnastic safety symposiums and my teaching and research duties focused on safety and risk management. Also, I am certified as a recreation administrator, with recreational experience at all levels.

Answer from Expert Witness #3

It certainly seems like the instructors were at fault here. Under no circumstances should students ever assemble any of the equipment. In any event, the instructors must make sure that the equipment is set up properly before anyone uses it. I am highly experienced with recreational and athletic activities having worked in this field my entire career. With respect to gymnastics, I have investigated and testified in numerous identifiable gymnastic apparatus cases over 30 years. I have also investigated other sports and recreation equipment assembly and supervision injuries.

Source: http://www.theexpertinstitute.com/lack-of-recreational-supervision-causes-serious-gymnastics-injury/

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Source: http://thyself-gerardo.blogspot.com/2013/01/lack-of-recreational-supervision-causes.html

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