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This is Episode 8 of Season 2 of The RUN TMC Podcast, Marin County's premier basketball podcast. In this episode, we interview Redwood star and Oregon University walk-on, Kirsten Moore (McKnight). Coach Moore is a remarkable woman who embodies resilience, leadership, and passion for the game. This is an interview not to be missed. Interested in Sponsorship? Packages are on sale. Email us at: theruntmcpodcast@gmail.com This interview was conducted on October 5th, 2024 Our next episode, an interview with Professor David Hollander will drop on World Basketball Day, December 21st. Show Notes: Musical intro credit to Stroke 9//Logo credit to Katie Levine Content and opinions are those of Dave, Duffy and their guests and not of affiliated organizations or sponsors. email us at: theruntmcpodcast@gmail.com check out our website at: theruntmcpodcast.com Thank you to our sponsors: Batiste Rhum and San Domenico Nike Summer Basketball Camps and The Hub in San Anselmo AI Summary Kirsten recounts her journey from a basketball-loving child dribbling through the streets of Larkspur, to her high school years as a formidable player at Redwood, and on to becoming a collegiate athlete at the University of Oregon. Her story doesn't stop there—Kirsten transitions into an accomplished coach at Westmont College, where she has garnered over 400 wins and two national titles. However, it's her incredible personal story of overcoming unimaginable grief after the sudden loss of her husband, Alex, while pregnant with their daughter, that truly inspires. She shares heartfelt moments of how her community and faith uplifted her during these challenging times, ultimately leading her team to a national championship against all odds. Join us as Kirsten delves into her coaching philosophy, the impact of community support, and how love and basketball continue to shape her life and those of her players. This episode is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to rebound from adversity, reminding us all of the power of perseverance and the profound connections forged through sports.

https://www.hypeplustv.com - Deion Sanders would receive his first loss at Colorado University after playing Oregon University over the weekend. The loss would trigger his supporters and also expose racist remarks from those who were happy about seeing Prime be put in his place. Symphony welcome Jon Aba to the Comedy Hype News show to further discuss. Instagram: @ComedyHype & Twitter: @ComedyHype_

Hey all! Sorry about the week off, but it seems there was an outbreak of old man teeth issues among the guys, so Boo and Evan are back with the 5th issue of the UK Marvel run where we learn all kinds of things, such as William Irving "Spark Plug" Witwicky served in the Korean War, Oregon University had a Star-Bellied Sneetches machine, and Spider Man is playing with the symbiote suit!As always, thanks for being there for us and please reach out if you like what you hear!If you'd like to contact the guys, they'd love to hear from you!Edhatestransformers@gmail.comMorethanmeetstheseguys@gmail.com@mtmtgpod on Twitterhttps://www.facebook.com/MoreThanMeetsTheseGuys/https://discord.gg/sKr8jwaAvhAlso, check out the new youtube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@MoreThanMeetsTheseGuysPODIf you'd like to toss a buck or more per episode, we'd adore and say nice things about you. You don't have to, as we'll still gladly hang out with you guys and gals every week, but we appreciate any help! patreon.com/user?u=69144181

Listen in to Omnibus 22 to hear this month's wine news from around the world. In the US, Elin McCoy discusses the reaction to the collapse of Underground Cellars and the unhappy customers who cannot retrieve their wine from the company's Cloud cellar. She also reviews the Apple TV plus series “Drops of God” and Ferran Adrià's new eight-part book series on wine, the first two volumes (weighing between 15 and 20 pounds each) have just been translated into English. Sarah and Elin are excited about the new and promising direction for wine in restaurants – Ridge Vineyards has launched an on-tap programme with restaurant group Sixty Vines - goodbye bottles and labels? John Stimpfig is happy to report that there is a breakthrough on smoke taint by Oregon University, which will help vintners detect it with more accuracy. He also reports on the first prices announced in the 2022 Bordeaux Campaign, Fleurie's application for Premier Cru status, looks back on the life of Lucien Lurton and, of course, no Omnibus would be complete without a weather watch.Find out more at wine-conversation.com

In this special episode, Dan Webb Howard, Professor of Negotiations and Business Law, at Oregon University has the privilege to interview Kwame Christian. You'll learn as we discuss: In a negotiation, is it a good idea to ask about someone's emotional state? How to regulate emotions. When a client accepts he is wrong, how to proceed without losing bargaining power? How to accept responsibility without creating problems down the line. Honesty is the best policy. How to avoid compromising when you are a people pleaser. Making decisions under pressure. How to negotiate with a tough opponent. Salary negotiations. How to match your style of negotiation with theirs. Follow Dan Webb Howard on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-webb-howard-b6151721/ University of Oregon website https://www.linkedin.com/school/university-of-oregon/ Podcast Episodes Mentioned By Kwame  How to Set Boundaries and Improve Self Worth With Natalie Lue https://podcasts.apple.com/cy/podcast/how-to-set-boundaries-and-improve-self-worth-with/id1101679010?i=1000505637708 Using Cultural Intelligence to be an Effective Negotiator with Mark Davis https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/using-cultural-intelligence-to-be-effective-negotiator/id1101679010?i=1000484588313 Follow Kwame Christian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kwamechristian/ The Ultimate Negotiation Guide: https://www.americannegotiationinstitute.com/guides/ultimate-negotiation-guide/ Click here to buy your copy of How To Have Difficult Conversations About Race!: https://www.amazon.com/Have-Difficult-Conversations-About-Race/dp/1637741308/ref=pd_%5B%E2%80%A6%5Df0bc9774-7975-448b-bde1-094cab455adb&pd_rd_i=1637741308&psc=1 Click here to buy your copy of Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life!: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Confidence-Conflict-Negotiate-Anything/dp/0578413736/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2PSW69L6ABTK&keywords=finding+confidence+in+conflict&qid=1667317257&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjQyIiwicXNhIjoiMC4xNCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMjMifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=finding+confidence+in+conflic%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-1

Episode #155 of The Athletes Podcast features Taya Hanson.  Born in Kelowna, BC, Taya began her collegiate career at Arizona State. On January 1, 2021, she tied the ASU program record with seven three-pointers made in a game against California. She was subsequently named Canada Basketball's Player of the Week.In July, 2022, she was named to Team Canada to compete at the 3x3 basketball tournament at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. She recorded 20 points and 23 rebounds in six games during the tournament and won a gold medal. Just this past  September 2022, she was named to Team Canada for the 2022 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.Taya has a positive energy that is infectious. If you've had the pleasure of meeting her, you'll know what we're talking about. Thank you enough for tuning in & listening to the show. Our last shoutout goes to our sponsor for this week's episode Stronger, Faster Healthier. With some of the best supplements on the market. Episode Breakdown:00:00  - 03:00 Intro03:00 - 04:40 Growing up in Kelowna, BC04:00 - 05:35 When Taya Chose Basketball as her Sport05:35 - 08:30 Arizona Sundevil to Oregon Duck NCAA D1 Basketball08:30 - 11:30  Vet Roll & Learning Leadership 11:30 - 13:13 Competing at the World Cup 13:13 - 15:00 What it Feels Like to Represent your Country15:00 - 17:00 Audience Question #117:00 - 18:00 Ad with SFH18:00 - 22:00 Audience Questions #2 22:00 - 23:50 Getting into the Zone & Breaking Records23:50 - 26:00 Beating Oregon Before Becoming a Duck26:00 -  29:00 Winning Gold for Canada at The Common Wealth Games29:00 - 30:50 The Full Support of Family 30:50 - 33:00 Current Career Highlights & Paving the Way for the Next Gen33:00 - 34:15  Iron Women & Her Fitness & Nutrition Regiment 34:15 - 36:45 Favourite Inspirational Sports Movies, & Athlete Influences 36:45 - 39:22 Advice for the Next Generation & Outro Check out our Website | Twitter | LinkedIn | InstagramOur Sponsor this week is SFH! Use code AP20 at checkout for 20% off!

I'm so glad to have been joined by Kodi Decambra who is the 4th best safety in the state of Nevada. He is a 6'0 and 183 lbs Senior and he attends the third best high school football team in the nation (Bishop Gorman high school). For reference, they're 4th in the nation which is two spots higher than IMG Academy. Kodi is a very talented safety and he looks up to players like Charles Woodson and Earl Thomas due to their ball-hawking skills and drives. Kodi has made some incredible plays this season and it's not over just yet as he has a nationally-ranked game vs Chaminade-Madonna (5th best team in the country) on the 17th of December at 1 pm. Kodi has committed to playing football for the next four years of his life at Oregon University! Anyways, enough of me and more of Kodi. Enjoy this episode on JacksonSherSportsRadio and more content soon to come!

The Queen's funeral is underway in England. Long lines at Seatac airport over the weekend. Oregon University apologizes for anti-Mormon chant at football game. // Early pass at the checking of the texting. // Puerto Rico without power as hurricane hits. Person running for state senate in Utah announces candidacy with rap video. Biden interviewed by 60 Minutes and says the U.S. will defend Taiwan if China attacks. The President says the pandemic is over.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are back with episode #108 of our Underachievers Podcast series! In this one, we're all here with football being a main focus. Starting it off, the guys discuss the Philadelphia Eagles beating the Detroit Lions and their overall thoughts on the Eagles performance. They also talk about the number of injuries that occurred during week 1 of the NFL season. Later on, the guys move on to, yes, another conversation about Madden NFL 22. Mike's latest losing streak, Brian trying a new offensive style to try and run it down Mike's throat. Lastly, they talk briefly about their upcoming trip to Colorado to see Oregon University face University of Boulder. Come along and hear how the guys are doing this week!

The guys are back with episode #108 of our Underachievers Podcast series! In this one, we're all here with football being a main focus. Starting it off, the guys discuss the Philadelphia Eagles beating the Detroit Lions and their overall thoughts on the Eagles performance. They also talk about the number of injuries that occurred during week 1 of the NFL season. Later on, the guys move on to, yes, another conversation about Madden NFL 22. Mike's latest losing streak, Brian trying a new offensive style to try and run it down Mike's throat. Lastly, they talk briefly about their upcoming trip to Colorado to see Oregon University face University of Boulder. Come along and hear how the guys are doing this week!

Have you noticed that when you are working on a problem or trying to come up with a new idea there comes a point of diminishing returns? Then the more you try, the worse it gets. That appears to be true for everyone and there is a sweet spot after which your efforts suffer. This episode begins with a discussion on why this happens and when you should stop trying and do something else instead. https://hbr.org/2014/07/get-your-brain-unstuck When you think of the factors that impact your health, you probably think of medical care. And yes, medicine is important however, the type of person you are and how you treat other people is even more important – by a long shot! That's according to Kelli Harding, M.D. and assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Kelli is also author of the book The Rabbit Effect: Live Longer Happier and Healthier with the Groundbreaking Science of Kindness (https://amzn.to/2ZLksf1) and she joins me to reveal how social interaction and how kind you are impact how healthy you will be and how long you will likely live. In all of our lives there have been important moments that have helped to shape who we are. These are transformative moments. Perhaps someone said something to you that made you think differently about yourself or your abilities – good or bad. So what is it about these brief moments that make them so powerful they can actually change the course of your life or change what you think of yourself? Dr. Michael Rousell is an associate professor at southern Oregon University and has been studying these transformative moments for over three decades. He joins me to reveal the surprising reason why these moments have such an impact and how you can use them to your advantage. To see Michael's TED talk on the subject, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5O6mFWpgZo&t=3s  When you walk you swing your arms. You don't have to but most of the time you do. Why? Listen to hear the explanation and discover what burns more calories – swinging your arms when you walk – or not? http://mentalfloss.com/article/63362/why-do-we-swing-our-arms-when-we-walk PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Go to https://CozyEarth.com/SOMETHING to SAVE 35% now!  All backed by a 100-Night Sleep Guarantee. Start hiring NOW with a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to upgrade your job post at https://Indeed.com/SOMETHING  Offer good for a limited time. Redeem your rewards for cash in any amount, at any time, with Discover Card! Learn more at https://Discover.com/RedeemRewards Go to Amazon and search for Conair Turbo Extreme to get your 2-in-1 steam and iron steamer today! So, if you think you're okay to drive after a few drinks, think again. Play it safe and plan ahead to get a ride. Drive sober or get pulled over! Paid for by NHTSA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the mid-2010s, university branding became popular. Schools signed multi-million dollar contracts with agencies who promised to excite prospective students with brand work radically different from the boring old “three and a tree.”Sometimes these rebrands went smoothly. Nike, for example, first overhauled Oregon State's brand (athletics only) in 2013. It was refreshed even more by Pentagram and Ologie in 2017, who gave it a new look and the tagline “Out There.” The project cost roughly half a million dollars. OSU stakeholders received it well. Attendance crept upwards after its unveiling, and the brand remains in place today.Oregon University experienced the exact opposite. It attempted a rebrand in 2016 with the new slogan “We If,” more suitable for a bad Silicon Valley startup than an established University. Students, boosters, and alumni revolted, calling it vague, naive, and disrespectful to school tradition. OU had no choice but to cut ties with its branding agency early…but not before wasting $5 million on the project…This episode covers setting expectations around rebrands. Please subscribe the written version of The Carousel at thecarousel.substack.com and follow Isaac Simpson on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @BrandingDork. Get full access to The Carousel at thecarousel.substack.com/subscribe

The guys are back with episode 100 of their Underachievers Podcast series! We're finally all here for this one! Starting it off, Brian shares just a little of what he has been up to the past couple weeks. From dealing with Grad School work, being around friends, celebrations and more. We also give an update on our wedding present for Jeff in Colorado to see Oregon University play the University of Colorado at Boulder. Brian later shares his recent weekend outings celebrating a friend's engagement and more. Finally, the guys have a little nostalgia moment, after Mike shares how his niece turns one year old. Sharing how quick time has felt since COVID has started. Come along and hear how the guys are doing this week!

The guys are back with episode 100 of their Underachievers Podcast series! We're finally all here for this one! Starting it off, Brian shares just a little of what he has been up to the past couple weeks. From dealing with Grad School work, being around friends, celebrations and more. We also give an update on our wedding present for Jeff in Colorado to see Oregon University play the University of Colorado at Boulder. Brian later shares his recent weekend outings celebrating a friend's engagement and more. Finally, the guys have a little nostalgia moment, after Mike shares how his niece turns one year old. Sharing how quick time has felt since COVID has started. Come along and hear how the guys are doing this week!

A esquerda quer transformar o Alasca num campo de gulag para patriotas? Flúor está sendo adicionado à água para zumbificar as crianças? Por sorte temos donas de casa californianas organizadas para salvar o país. A história surreal de hoje se baseia no livro de Michelle Nickerson, “Mães do Conservadorismo” e versa sobre um grupo de mulheres dos anos 1950 cujas teorias da conspiração moldaram uma ala do conservadorismo moderno. Falamos um bocado sobre como a coisa da "família tradicional ameaçada" e pautas da ministra Damares Alves têm tudo a ver com os EUA da Guerra Fria. BIBLIOGRAFIA: Santa Ana Register. Now: Siberia, USA. 24/01/1956. Nickerson, Michelle M. Mothers of Conservatism: Women and the Postwar Right. Princeton UP, 2012. Podcast da Oregon University sobre o caso do SIBERIA, U.S.A. Podcast Know your enemy, 26/02/2022, entrevista com Michelle Nickerson Estudo "O suicídio e a automutilação tratados sob a perspectiva da família e do sentido da vida", Ministério da Família, da Mulher e dos Direitos Humanos, 2019. Mental Health Trust Enabling Act do Alasca, 28/07/1956 (versão definitiva da Mental Health Bill de 20/02/1956). MÚSICA DE DESFECHO: Helen Humes - Blues With Helen (1960)

An amazing interview with one of the best high school athletes in the country Josh conerly! He is set to make his commitment to a college on January 1st! He's been offered to Alabama, Michigan, University of Texas, Oklahoma University, Oregon, USC, Baylor, and more! He has officially visited Michigan and Washington University! He also unofficially visited Oregon University! He's 6'5 and 280 lbs in high school! I'm so excited for him to announce his commitment on New Years Day and I appreciate him coming on the show!

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On this episode we have professional runner for the Brooklyn Track Club Daniel Winn. Daniel and I talk his running career, growing up in Oregon and running for Oregon University, his current training and goal to qualify for the Olympic Trials in the 1500, 3000 steeplechase, 5000 and 10000 meter events. We also talk about Daniel's love for comedy, chess and movies. Tune in and Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eamon-sheerin/message

In this episode we are joined by Anthropologist turned coffee & mezcal Entrepreneur Doug Smith. Doug is the co-owner of the Exo Roast Company and the El Crisol Mezcal Bar in Tucson, AZ. Doug earned a Ph.D. in Cultural and Social Anthropology from Stanford  University, conducting major investigations into agricultural history in  several states in Mexico. He taught Anthropology for ten years in several universities, finishing as an Associate Professor at Western  Oregon University before returning to Arizona in 2008 to begin Exo’s coffee roastery.   Doug's first experience with mezcal, during a fiesta patronal in a village in Guerrero, initiated a long engagement with cultures of agave. Many research trips to Sonora have put Doug into contact and relationship with Bacanora producers in the Rio Sonora and Rio Moctezuma  valleys. His current interest is to explore agave cultures in Arizona-Sonora and  reestablish  relationships between people and the plant. El Crisol mezcaleria, which opened in 2017, aims not only to introduce guests to mezcal, but to educate people on the spirit, its production, and its  cultural history. Additionally, Doug serves on the board of Native Seed Search and the Borderlands Restoration Network, working on conservation and community building initiatives throughout the greater Arizona/Sonora region.   https://www.exocoffee.com/   https://www.borderlandsrestoration.org/

We welcome Mathilde Rey, a track and field star at the University of Oregon. She opens up about her move from Switzerland to The United States. We also discuss track and field, her goals of representing Switzerland in the Olympics, relationships and dating, difficulties she’s faced in America and much more! “I remember telling myself I wanted to kill myself and my parents didn’t know what to do or how to help me but sports did help.” “In Switzerland you are sure if a person likes you or not and if they act like your friend then it’s real but in the US I really struggled with that because it’s not that way here.” “I amuse myself trying to count the amount of money Oregon University puts into our uniforms and gear.” “We get treated very well at the University of Oregon and I am not used to that, athletes are treated like stars and celebrities here. In Switzerland people don’t really care.” “It’s nice getting the attention because people really care about track and it gives you a purpose. But if people approach you, I wonder if they like me for me or because I am an athlete.” “The dating culture in America is very different. People are really trying to have fun and when I came I wanted to find someone but it's harder here.” “I get along better with the international students because I feel like I can trust them more especially with the guys.” “One of the first things that comes to my mind in dating is whether I would show that dude to my family and would I want to present him or not.” “I actually enjoy the fact that I am here and I can do whatever I want without having to explain stuff like going out.” “If there is somebody that is supposed to be with me I am now just letting it come because I have a lot of other things I need to put effort into at this time.” “I feel like in order to really enjoy things sexually is to be connected with someone emotionally. I really can’t enjoy it if I don’t feel connected to the person.” “I found ways to regenerate my energy while recovering from giving it away and one of the things that really helps me is painting and drawing. It helps either distract my thinking or help process my thinking.”

On this special episode of Coach and the Kid, the 25eight Team sits down to record our first interview with endurance runners, and former Speed School athletes, Matt O'Brien and Alec Eickert. Matt O'Brien is an Ultra-Marathon Runner, Spartan Racer and an all around animal within the gym. Alec Eickert is a fromer DI Kicker from Oregon University, an Ultra-Marathon Runner, and currently is completing his goal of climbing the highest peak in each 50 States. Listen as these two share their story from high school athletes to Ultra-Marathon Runners, and why they chose a path to live not like most. Follow Matt and Alec on their journey by finding them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattobrien2/ https://www.instagram.com/aleceickert/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachandthekidpodcast/support

Dave Amos is a city planner and the host of the City Beautiful YouTube channel, a channel dedicated to urban planning and design, as well as all other topics around cities. As someone who is passionate about cities, he shares his love for them and his motivation for pursuing his career and creating his YouTube channel. In addition, we discuss why geography is important to city planning.   Mentioned in this episode: Wisconsin, United States of America Ithaca, New York Cornell University New York City Washington Heights Portland, Oregon University of Oregon Eugene, Oregon Sacramento, California University of California at Berkley City Beautiful New Urbanism Chicago, Illinois Daniel Burnham Washington, DC National Mall (Washington DC) Alexandria, Virginia Arlington County, Virginia Silver Spring, Maryland Washington Metro Tysons, Virginia Reston, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Milwaukee Indiana Lake Michigan Michigan Avenue, Chicago China City Beautiful Twitter

Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/crickcastpod/Twitter- https://twitter.com/cricks999Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/sammy.crickersYoutube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQOZOcrYNRNblLWZDdoB7vQ?view_as=subscriberOur guest this week is none other than Oregon University Student and 3:56 miler- James West.We spoke to James just a few weeks after he had been to a training camp in Flagstaff and pre-lockdown he was about to go Pro... unfortunately that is now on hold but James has big plans for the future and this, among many other things, are talked about in this podcast.Until next time

BTKP Episode 12- Piss Puke (Featuring Your Boy H)Today’s episode is brought to you by Bill's Ball Bustin' Ass Kickin" Salsa and Kevin McGatu and the Shakeweight! Receive your invoices Bill and Kevin,.On the show today, we have the man, the myth, the Legend Andrew “Biff” Harig! The fellas dive into a myriad of topics ranging from HBO shows, New Lions ownership, showering techniques, Ranch Dressing, and whether or not Donald Trump was involved in the JFK Assassination (drain the swamp!)Thanks again to our sponsorsIt’s all jokes folks!2:15- 12:44The show starts off today with reviewing Kevin McGatu’s ad. Then quickly segueing into our Guest of the day, Biff! We discuss Biff’s Northwood football career, which leads to some fun Northwood Football stories!12:47-20:54What is Biff Day? Who is Biff? Why did Biff originate? What is Union St? This is the segment that answers some of those questions, buckle up!20:57-33:40We discuss the Detroit Lions new (sort of new) ownership regime, and how the Green Bay Packer fan, Biff, feels about the move. We also dive into Biff’s top 5 NBA Players of all time, and the future of the Green Bay Packers! KK & KL get into a heated argument about the Pistons and the 2007-2009 Detroit Lions!33:43- 45:50The fellas review Rottentomatoes.com HBO March Madness tournament. Such shows as Sopranos, GoT, The Wire, Westworld, and Chernobyl. Let’s just say KL isn’t happy about it. Somehow this transfers to a #DeepState Russia, and Kim Kardashian discussion, per usual.45:53-50:10This week’s Epicly Awful Detroit Sports pick is none other than Joey “Blue Skies” Harrington out of Oregon University in 2002! This segment is brought to you by Bill’s Ass kickin, Ball Bustin’ Salsa! 50:12-83:00Fan Questions! Today’s questions cover, Ranch, Biff’s love of dip, Showering techniques, the JFK Assassination (we Drain the Swamp today folks!), and peeing your pants!

Intro Song – Candye Kane and Evan Caleb Yearsley, “Hey! Toughen Up!”, Superhero First Set – Benny Turner, “Don't You Ride My Mule”, Journey Freddie King, Tore Down”, Freddie King – King of the Blues Big Bill Morganfield, “Boogie Child”, Blues In The BloodMuddy Waters, “Got My Mojo Working”, The Lost Tapes, Live at Oregon University 1971 Second  Set –Johnny Copeland, “When The Rain Starts Fallin'”, Essential Recordings: Down On Bended KneeShemekia Copeland, “It's 2 A.M.”, Wicked Carey and Lurrie Bell, “Short Dress Woman”, Second Nature Third  Set –  Jimi Hendrix, “Bleeding Heart”, Blues Guitar Shorty, “Let My Guitar Do The Talking”, Watch Your Back Raful and Kenny Neal, “Blues On The Moon”, Louisiana Legend Fourth Set – Buddy Guy, “She's Out There Somewhere”, Stone Crazy! Phil Guy, “It's A Real Mutha”, It's A Real Mutha

Lace up your running shoes and get the stop watches ready because Timmy Gorman is coming in HOT! Timmy grew up with us in the same home town of Little Silver, NJ. He started his career in track and field during middle school at Markham Place. Then he made the move to Christian Brothers Academy. Freshman year Timmy tried out for the cross country team and was one of the worst runners but kept in the fold and finished his freshman year as one of the top freshman runners. He continued a very strong high school career which led to a 4:12 mile and being recruited by Dartmouth College. He took his talents to Dartmouth and shaved more time off getting his mile down to 4:01. He battled some injuries and earned an extra year of eligibility. It was his senior year that he decided to commit to Tracktown USA aka Oregon University to run and earn his MBA. It was his first year at Oregon that Timmy Gorman broke the 4 minute mile with a time of 3:58. He's one of a very select few runners to ever accomplish this feat.  Tim earned his MBA the following year. He took some time off in Baja, Mexico but not for long. He found a job in Mammoth Lakes, California. He walked on the Mammoth Lakes Running Club - this sparked his professional running career. Timmy now is a 3:57 miler and ranked #8 in USA for the mile. H'es working his butt off for a spot to represent team USA in Tokyo 2021. Keep following his journey because he isn't stopping anytime soon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrothersbrandt/support

On this week's episode, we first cover in great detail the emotional and touching celebration of life for Kobe and Gianna Bryant. Then we spend some time talking about Sabrina Ionescu of Oregon University and her incredible statistical accomplishments. We also go in depth about Alexander Ovechkin reaching 700 career goals, and then take a little detour about Wayne Gretzky. We end with quick mentions of the XFL, Joe Burrow's small hands, and Pistol Pete Maravich. Enjoy!

Dan Boyce sits down former Perth Wildcats big man Angus Brandt who was a big part of the team's 2017 and 2019 championships before making the decision to play the 2019/20 in Italy with Pistoia Basket. Brandt has averaged 8 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist over 143 games for both the Perth Wildcats and the Sydney Kings, where he was the 2015 NBL Rookie of the Year. Brandt also has been a key part of the Australian Boomers program since 2017 and played an integral role in the team's qualification for the FIBA World Cup. Currently, he is averaging 11 points, 7 rebounds and 1 assist in Italy's Lega A where his team is 5-11. Topics include... The NBL and its player's efforts to help those affected by Australian bush fires (2:00) LaMelo Ball, RJ Hampton and Josh Green's current NBA draft value (4:00) Angus Brandt on Italian basketball and who has the best beaches Perth, Sydney or Tuscany (9:00) Fans in Europe compared to the NBL (12:30) Playing as an import and whether the NBL should change it's import rules (15:30) Playing against Luis Scola, Milos Teodosic, Isaac Fotu and the stars of the Italian league (18:00) Why he left the Perth Wildcats for a chance to play in Europe (21:30) Winning the 2019 NBL Championship (23:00) The impact of the negative media attention during the 2019 season on the Wildcats (25:00) How the 2017 championship compares to the 2019 NBL championship (26:30) Tips on developing the skyhook (28:00) Memories of playing college ball at Oregon University and past NBA opportunities (29:00) Playing for the Australian Boomers and what that meant (36:00) The key to rebounding and how it's something that held Angus back earlier in his career (40:00) What's on the bucket list for Angus before he retires (42:00) Visit dunk.com.au for your next set of basketball uniforms. All of this and a whole lot more... Listen to our previous interviews with the biggest stars in Australian Basketball, head to Aussiehoopla.com. Check out previous podcasts featuring; Australian Basketball Legends - Luc Longley, Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Mark Bradtke, Leroy Loggins, David Andersen, Andrew Vlahov, CJ Bruton, Chris Anstey, Brett Maher, John Rillie, Tony Ronaldson, Brad Newley Current NBL Stars - Kevin Lisch, AJ Ogilvy, Damian Martin, Daniel Kickert, Thomas Abercrombie, Jason Cadee, Bryce Cotton, Chris Goulding, Mitch McCarron, Cam Gliddon Our Finest Coaching Minds - Brian Goorjian, Joey Wright, Adrian Hurley, Aaron Fearne, Rob Beveridge, Phil Smyth, Ian Stacker, Shawn Dennis, Dean Vickerman, Trevor Gleeson, Lindsey Gaze, Ken Cole NBA Stars Past & Present - Andrew Bogut, Matthew Dellavedova, Stephen Jackson, Randy Livingston, Torrey Craig, Acie Earl, Josh Childress, Reggie Smith, Todd Lichti, Ryan Broekhoff The NBL's Greatest Imports - Darryl McDonald, Ricky Grace, Derek Rucker, Leon Trimmingham, Scott Fisher, Lanard Copeland, Mike Mitchell, Darnell Mee, Isaac Burton, Shawn Redhage, Willie Farley, Al Green, Corey "Homicide" Williams, Andre Moore, Steve Woodberry, Mike Mitchell, Dusty Rychart And the men who run things - Larry Kestelman, Paul Maley, Vince Crivelli, Jeremy Loeliger, Chuck Harmison, Jeff Van Groningen, Bob Turner All that and much more. Follow @AussieHoopla on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and email at info@aussiehoopla.com

This two-day international workshop in Oregon University is part of the project aiming at rewriting the Vietnam war history and re-evaluating Viet Nam Cong Hoa on its merits.

Have you ever noticed that when you are working on a problem or trying to come up with an idea there comes a point of diminishing returns? The harder you concentrate, the worse it gets. It’s true for everyone and there is a sweet spot after which your efforts suffer. This episode begins with a discussion on why this happens and when you should stop trying and go do something else. https://hbr.org/2014/07/get-your-brain-unstuckAt times in your life there have been important moments that have helped to shape who you are. These are transformative moments. Perhaps someone said something to you that made you think differently about yourself or your abilities – good or bad. So what is it about these brief moments in life that make them so powerful they can change your course in life or even change what you think of yourself? Dr. Michael Roussel is an associate professor at southern Oregon University and has been studying transformative moments for over three decades. He joins me to reveal the surprising reason why these moments stick with us and how you can use these moments to your advantage. To see Michael’s TED talk on the subject, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5O6mFWpgZo&t=3s How do you clean a dusty oil painting or rusty old gardening tools? Well, those are just a few of the dirty things you can clean with some handy items that are in your kitchen. Listen as I explain. https://www.realsimple.com/home-organizing/cleaning/more-surprising-natural-cleanersAs many as half of all people in the U.S. consider themselves introverted. As you might imagine, those people often feel at a disadvantage particularly when it comes to getting ahead in the workplace. However, there are some advantages to being an introvert and ways to play to those strengths according to career coach Jane Finkle, author of the book The Introvert’s Complete Career Guide (https://amzn.to/2Z0YmRr). Listen as Nancy explains some great strategies for introverts to navigate through the world of work.This Week’s Sponsors-Proactiv. Go to www.Proactiv.com/SOMETHING and with your order, you’lll also receive Proactiv’s “On the Go Bag” (close to a $100 value!) PLUS FREE SHIPPING & a 60 Day Money Back Guarantee!

Dr. Kamile Hamiloğlu, PhD; EdDDr. Kamile Hamiloğlu has been working in the field of education, Applied Linguistics and ELT/EFL for more than 30 years. She holds a PhD in Educational Sciences from the Boğaziçi University, Turkey; and an EdD in Applied Linguistics and TESOL from the University of Leicester, UK. She also holds a teacher training certificate in Critical Thinking from Oregon University, USA. She has taught various EFL and educational sciences courses in undergraduate and graduate programmes at Boğaziçi, Marmara and Bahçeşehir Universities in İstanbul, Turkey and is currently working as a lecturer in the department of Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching at Marmara University, İstanbul where she also worked as the chair for 6 years. She has also worked as a teacher trainer for Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press and as an academic consultant and co-ordinator for several private schools in Istanbul so far. She has been presenting her research in many international conferences and has been delivering academic talks as invited speaker at home and abroad. She has been publishing for local and foreign publishers and so is the author, co-author and editor of several EFL coursebooks such as Win! (Orient Express Publishing) and various academic books such as A-Z to Critical Thinking (Academic Study Kit Publishing) and Reflection and Identity in Foreign Language Teacher Education (OmniScriptum Publishing). Her academic research interests include professional identity, professional development, curriculum and coursebook evaluation and design, culture, critical thinking and reflection in education, in Second Language Teacher Education (SLTE) and in English as a foreign language (EFL).

Anthony Trucks is an amazing individual and my conversation with him was incredibly inspiring. He was basically given away at three years old by his mother and fell into the foster care system where he was beaten and starved. He struggled through his childhood and through sheer perseverance, he managed to take the hand that was dealt to him and turn it into something positive. At 14, he discovered football and made the decision to become great at it. Through hard work and dedication he was given a scholarship to Oregon University and ended up being drafted into the NFL, playing for the Redskins, Steelers, and Bucs before a shoulder injury ended his short career. He then went on to open his own gym, became an American Ninja Warrior, wrote a book about his life, started working as a fitness consultant, and became a highly sought after speaker. This man does it all and his passion and positivity is contagious. He now owns several businesses including Trust Your Hustle and sets a phenomenal example for his three children. And for those of you who would like to become part of the Fit Dad Nation brotherhood, where we have hundreds of like-minded dads working together, head over to Facebook.com/groups/FitDadBaseCamp and apply today.

Litteraturåret på Blå skydes i gang med fornemt besøg af franske filosof Catherine Malabou. Malabous filosofi tager udgangspunkt i biologien og opfattes af mange som en fornyelse af fransk filosofi. I høst udkom Hva skal vi gjøre med hjernen vår? på norsk ved forlaget H/O/F. Bogen fra 2004 er Malabous første værk om skæringspunkterne mellom biologi, filosofi og poli­tiske problematikker. Særligt gennem begrebet plasticitet stiller Malabou spørgmål til, hvordan vi kan bruge neurovidenskaben til at forklare os selv og vores samfund. I bogen dykker hun ned i nyere forskning, som viser en hjerne, der udvikler sig langt mindre forudsigeligt og ensartet end tidligere antaget. Den plastiske hjerne kan tilpasse sig omstændigheder, formes i møde med erfaring, men også gøre modstand. Den skabes og bliver skabt på samme tid, og vi er selv både forfattere og værk. Malabou udfordrer hermed en herskende overbevisning, den såkaldte neuroideologi, om at menneskers adfærd er indskrevet i hjernen. Malabou ønsker at hjerne­forskningen bliver taget alvorligt, uden at hengive sig til et deterministisk menneskesyn. Samtidigt forsøger hun i bogen at gøre op med en populær forståelse af hjernen som fleksibel, et ord, som i dag findes overalt, især i arbejdslivet. Et fleksibelt materiale kan bøjes i alle retninger. Det fleksible menneske er altså underforstået et menneske, man kan kræve af, hvad man vil. For et plastisk subjekt derimod, vil det ikke være muligt at tilpasse sig alt. Malabou drager på den måde foruroligende paralleller til den kapitalistiske samfundsstruktur, men belyser også, hvilke muligheder det vil kunne give, at vi bliver bevidste om plasticiteten. ”Hjernen er vårt verk og vi ved det ikke”, gentager Malabou i bogen. De filosofiske og politiske konsekvenser kan være en helt ny måde at tænke modstand i os selv og i samfundet, men plasticitetstanken benyttes allerede nu også til at skabe nye perspektiver inden for en lang række felter som blandt andet kunst og litteratur. I samtalen møder Malabou Kaja Jenssen Rathe, oversætter af bogen og Ph.D-candidate i filosofi ved Oregon University, som vil stille spørgsmål til de centrale begreber hos Malabou, og trække tråde til både kontinentalfilosofien og Malabous øvrige arbejde, samt Karin Kukkonen, førsteamanuensis i allmenn litteraturvitenskap ved Universitetet i Oslo, som vil belyse filosofien fra en litterær og kognitiv vinkel. Catherine Malabou (f. 1959) tog sin doktorgrad under vejledning af Jacques Derrida i 1994, og kan anses som en kritisk videreudvikler af Derridas dekonstruktion. Hun har igennem de sidste årtier markeret sig gennem sit arbejde med neurobiologi, men har også beskæftiget sig med politisk, feministisk og æstetisk orienteret filosofi. Hun er ansat som professor ved Philosophy Department at the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP) ved Kingston University.

Kuliah di US bareng Rifa (@rifantyyy) - Arvipra on Podcast. Di episode ini gue ngobrol bareng sama Rifanty Dwi Kahfiani (@rifantyyy) atlet tennis kebanggaan Indonesia yang saat ini sedang kuliah di Oregon University, Oregon. Ngebahas mengenai kuliah dan pengalaman tinggal di Amerika Serikat. Arvipra on Podcast adalah audio berisi ocehan selama 30 menit yang membahas teknologi, hobi, dan apa yang lagi ada di otak Arfiadi Pratama. Cocok dinikmati sembari mengerjakan tugas, menunggu orang, di tempat servis motor, di tempat servis hp, menjalani kemacetan, intinya dinikmati sambil melakukan aktivitas lain. Cek Channel Secangkir Ide di sini Backsound di episode ini: Fenty - Toothkrush Untuk episode yang lama kalian bisa klik

GolfWeek's, Kevin Casey joins the show May 31, 2017. This week on the Golf Insiders, Kevin Casey of GolfWeek reports LIVE from the NCAA Championship at Rich Harvest Farms where the Oklahoma Sooners take on the defending Oregon Ducks. "Every single hole has it's own identity. The course is in pristine condition with the Oklahoma University taking on defending champs Oregon University as the Sooners currently hold a 3-1-1 advantage with a heated finish winding down." - Kevin Casey  ____________________________________________________________________________________  WEEKLY PODCAST WITH TOP GOLF REPORTERS FROM GOLF CHANNEL, ESPN, GOLFWEEK AND MORE! Hosted by Holly Geoghegan and Will Perry

Well, we thought we would be starting a new series for the new year, but it turns out there are one or two things we would like to say to the seniors who are looking at their college prospects now--albeit a bit late--with newly serious eyes.  I was talking to one of my best friends recently.  He has twin girls, who were just finishing up their applications when we chatted on December 27.  He said that one of the girls was feeling a bit blue as she looked over the list of colleges she had applied to and worried that none of them seemed to be the perfect choice.   I found myself giving him two messages for his daughter.  1.  There’s Not One Perfect College Choice. The first is the message that any concerned parent would send, and it went something like this:  Don’t worry.  There are many colleges out there that would be a fine choice for you.  There isn’t just one perfect college.  You could be happy at any number of colleges, including the ones on your list, and you likely will be.   Her father added that he thought there was really no way to know how good a fit a college might be until you were actually enrolled and living on the campus and taking classes and making friends and involving yourself in activities, etc.  Her dad is a smart guy and, in this case, exactly right.   However much you think you know about a college from reading the website and visiting the campus and attending a few sample classes and talking to kids who go there will be nothing compared to that first month as a student there.  And really that first semester as a student there, because that first month can be atypically difficult, especially if the college is far from home.  So, yes, applicants should do their homework about a college before applying (our new book is designed to help high school students do exactly that), but applicants also have to accept that fact that they can’t know everything in advance. Parents, if you attended college and had a choice of colleges yourself, after the acceptances came in, do you ever think about how your life might have been different if you had chosen a different college?  I really don’t, but did so on the occasion of preparing this episode.   This will surprise you, Marie (well-known Barnard alumna), but I very nearly chose to go to Smith College or Pembroke College (now fully merged into Brown University).  Yes, two women’s colleges!  I liked the idea of women’s colleges as a high school senior more than I do now.  So, was I right then?  Perhaps I was. I also thought hard about going to two great Southern universities--Vanderbilt and Southern Methodist (my mother’s alma mater).  Although I grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, I spent all my summers in Texas at my grandmother’s.  I loved the idea of going to college in the South and believe, to this day, that I would have thoroughly enjoyed either of those universities.   But, as our listeners know, I chose Cornell.  In fairness, my father, an Ivy Leaguer himself, chose Cornell for me.  I could tell that he wanted me to go to Cornell, though he never said it, so I did.  I don’t regret my choice for a minute.  Was it a perfect choice?  Well, a near-perfect choice, except for the weather.  But I have to believe that any other choice would have made me quite happy, too.  They might have been just as perfect. Maybe the key here is to get great colleges onto your list of college options so that you apply only to places that you would really like to attend.  It is comforting to go into the waiting period of the next few months knowing that you could be happy at any of the colleges on your list.  That’s one reason we spend a lot of time talking to you about options, taking you on our virtual nationwide college tour (Episodes 27 through 53), going through the deal breakers in your decision making (see our first book), and doing the research you need on each college option (see our upcoming book).  2.  Lots of Colleges Are Still Accepting Applications. So, that brings me to my second message to my friend’s daughter:  If you are really concerned (and not just fretting over nothing, as kids sometimes do), there are still a lot of great colleges accepting applications.  I have to admit that when I Googled “colleges still accepting applications,” I couldn’t believe the number that came up.  Sure, some have deadlines of January 10 or 15 or 31, but some have deadlines in February, March, April, May, and beyond.  Yes, for the fall of 2017.  And you still have some time to submit applications even to those with January deadlines.  One note of caution:  I double checked the deadlines of all the colleges that were supplied by my Google search and found many of them to be wrong.  So please check out the actual website of any college that you might be interested in! There is no way to generalize about the colleges with later deadlines, but I have noticed that quite a few of them are the branch campuses of large public universities, though some great flagships also have relatively late application deadlines.  Other than that, you can find small liberal arts colleges, larger liberal arts universities, faith-based colleges, HBCUs (historically black colleges and universities), single-sex colleges--really, just about anything.  They are large and small.  They are urban, suburban, small town, and rural.  They include some highly selective colleges, some selective colleges, and some not-so-selective colleges.  They include colleges in the North, South, East, and West (including as west as it gets). Let me read you a sample of colleges with late application deadlines to prove our point.  Here are just some of the colleges--including truly great colleges--you can apply to by January 15 (and really 10 days should be plenty of time to pull some of these off): Bryn Mawr College Bucknell University Carleton College Case Western Reserve University Centre College Colgate University College of the Holy Cross Colorado College Denison University Drexel University Florida State University (January 18) Franklin and Marshall College George Mason University Grinnell College Haverford College Kenyon College Lafayette College Loyola Marymount University Macalester College Mills College Mount Holyoke College Oberlin College Occidental College Providence College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Skidmore College Smith College Soka University of America Southern Methodist University Stony Brook University Tulane University University of Colorado Boulder University of Connecticut University of Delaware University of Denver University of Georgia University of Massachusetts Amherst University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Oregon University of Puget Sound University of Southern California University of Vermont Villanova University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Washington University in St Louis Wellesley College Need more time?  Well, here are colleges with February deadlines (albeit many are on February 1, but some are on February 15): Baylor University Clemson University Colorado State University Fort Collins DePauw University Dickinson College Fisk University Hunter College (CUNY) Ithaca College Juniata College Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) Ohio State University (main campus) Quinnipiac University Rhode Island School of Design Saint Michael's College Simmons College Spelman College St. Lawrence University Stevens Institute of Technology Transylvania University University of Maryland (Baltimore County) University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) University of New Hampshire (main campus) University of North Carolina Wilmington University of Rhode Island University of Wisconsin–Madison Earlham College Morehouse College Rollins College Texas Christian University The College of Wooster University of Kentucky Yeshiva University I was going to stop there, but there are some that I would like to mention with deadlines in March (yes, March!).  You really have no excuse not to apply to one of these if you are interested: Georgia State University Hampden–Sydney College Hampton University Randolph–Macon College SUNY at Albany University of Dallas University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa East Carolina University Okay, you get the point.  But, believe us that we could name colleges with deadlines in April, May, and even June, including some that we have recommended in our virtual nationwide college tour--colleges like SUNY New Paltz, Old Dominion University, the University of Iowa, Louisiana State University, and the University of Central Florida. So, parents of high school seniors, don’t despair.  If your teenager is truly questioning his or her choices now, it’s not too late.  Again, the options that we have just read are a sample of colleges still accepting applications (and there are many options that we have not read).  Lots of these options would be great for any student.  So, if you and your teenager are so inclined, take an hour or two now and have a last look.  It might not change any final decision your teenager will eventually make about where to go to college, but it might let you all sleep better for the next few months. As always, call us, if you could use some free advice! Ask your questions or share your feedback by... Leaving a comment on the show notes for this episode at http://usacollegechat.org/episode105 Calling us at (516) 900-6922 to record a question on our USACollegeChat voicemail if you want us to answer your question live on our podcast Connect with us through... 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This week’s guest is Curtis Taylor, sprints coach for Oregon University track and field.  Curtis has assembled one of the most dominating collegiate women’s sprint groups in history, featuring the likes of 2016 Olympians Ariana Washington (also 100/200m NCAA champ this past year), Deajah Stevens, and has consulted other successful athletes and Olympic competitors. Curtis also coached Hannah Cunliffe to a big PR with a sub-11 second 100m dash in her sophomore year as a transfer from Oklahoma. Curtis is one of the best sprint coaches in the nation, and I’m thrilled to have him on the podcast.  Back to back with Henk Kraaijenhof (ep 20), this could be considered one of the best “sprint doubles” in history! In this episode we go inside Curtis’ training philosophy and learn some things that have led to his sprint coaching successes. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points: The use of plyometrics in training track sprinters, and key points of implementation Progressing plyometrics in context of contact time Curtis’s approach to strength training for sprinters Upper body training for sprinters Curtis’s thoughts on resisted and overspeed training devices Ideas on fixing sprint errors and cueing One of Curtis’s favorite sprint drills Curtis’s ideas on overdistance training and tempo Trochanter length as a rule by which to optimize sprint technique Loading and deloading ideals for sprint athletes Quotes: “With plyometrics, we are dealing with the ability to reduce ground contact time” “Most people want to increase the intensity of what they are doing (by raising the height of the hurdle or box).  By increasing the intensity, you end up increasing the ground contact time, which is not what you want to do!” “To apply more force on the ground, you need to spend more time on the ground to jump higher, and if we are spending more time on the ground, we are defeating the purpose of what a hurdle hop is for” “Even if you can recreate the movements of the track in the weightroom, you can’t move the weight as fast as what you can do on the track…there is a fine line with lifting, that you don’t go too far on the maximal strength end of things, and you aren’t sacrificing speed of movement” “We’ll have 4-6 weeks this fall where we are able to lift heavy” “As a coach, you have to figure out different cues that work for different people” “We don’t do a lot of running drills, but we do the same ones, there are millions of running drills, but you have got to find the ones that work best for you.  We have about 6 drills that work best for me, and I keep those in rotation” “Once you have established a culture within your group, the new kids can look at the older kids and figure out a way to do these things correctly” “People land too far in front of their body, then you have to wait until the foot comes under the center of mass until you can push.  Then your heel recovery is worse, recovering from way behind the body.  It’s a bad circle, in which it continues to get worse as you go down the track.  There is a skid drill we do, which involves an active paw to put you in the right position.  You can hear the way the drill sounds, watch someone do it right, and then try to recreate that sound.  When someone does it right, all the other mechanical issues start to clean themselves up” “The slower you run, the more your technique is compromised, and the more you run in bad technique, the more you emphasize bad technique” “I try to make sure that most of the stuff I’m doing, I can take to the starting line, whether it’s in the weightroom, in my drills, plyometrics; if I can’t take it to the starting line, then what’s the use of it?” “Your strength length is limited and influenced by your trochanter length; I can’t get someone who is ...

The Sole Men sit down with ToneOFMYVoice to talk about Late November's sneaker releases, gush over Oregon University's special sneakers and why its ok to wait in line for Jordan's instead of an iPhone.

Dig the new Karkens away jerseys! Just like the pros (or like Oregon University does every five minutes), the time has come to change the look just a little bit. This video gives you the goods. Also: a rare glimpse of my Fu (left over from the Wings Playoff Beard). Click here to download the FridayFix.