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Sitting here laying in bed after a Good dinner with...
Posted: May 18, 2012 (08:33:06 PM) | Updated: May 18, 2012 (08:56:15 PM)
Sitting here laying in bed after a Good dinner with trey, Tyler, Austin, Shaun, Allison and her sister. Started to think about today and how great it was! No more forced upon school! But at the same time I start to get emotional due to the fact I've met some fantastic people for this years graduates. If your tagged in this your going to be missed!
Owen county- I love you guys to death and I never will forget the great times we shared there. Caleb Ashcraft, cooper Taylor, Meredith Marston, Leah Forsee
Western hills- the crew I had there will never be replaced! I loved every moment I was in Frankfort and I'm proud to have been a part of that school
Danville- I was only there for a short period of time but I met great people that new how to have a wonderful time
RYLE- I thought I didn't like Ryle at first, just do to the fact that I moved here in the middle of my senior year. But here lately I have met some fantastic people that I'm going to miss dearly. Trey la rosa, I can't thank you enough for how much you helped me getting established at Ryle! Brooke Stewart, same goes for you! Tyler, Mitch, Jared, aaron, kyle O, tyler tillinghast, jake rose, chelsea caines and Jared W, thank you guys for being great friends and I love you all! We have only known each ther since November, but I will dearly miss the times spent with you guys.
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Someone cute who liked this: rather not say on...
Posted: May 18, 2012 (07:52:42 PM) | Updated: May 18, 2012 (07:57:39 PM)
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Someone cute who liked this: rather not say on facebook text me if you want to know
Relationship status: single
Favorite colors: blue and purple
Something I love: sports
... Someone with a nice smile: i dont judge smiles
Last person I called: Colton Hazlett
Who I tell everything to: Trent Sundem
Who I last cried in front of:idk
who i last texted: Grace Butler
... My birthday: 12/1/
Age mistaken for:idk
Best friends: Jake Rhodus Trevor Smrekar Nick Gregg Luke Blascziek Owen Blascziek Zach Chivers Charlie Dickie Zach Bonjean Collin Denk Jordan Knuth Matt Hansen Matt Lothrop Max Kent
One girl I trust: Grace Butler
One boy I trust: Trent Sundem
Current mood: normal?
Who I miss: uncle in air force
Who is ALWAYS there for me: umm idk
Who makes me laugh the most: Jake Rhodus
Who I do the craziest stuff with: Max Kent
Who makes me smile: idk
Who annoys me: idk
Someone will be going home tonight with tickets to the...
Posted: May 18, 2012 (07:27:35 PM) | Updated: May 18, 2012 (07:29:54 PM)
Someone will be going home tonight with tickets to the Kenny Chesney / Tim McGraw concert at Arrowhead Stadium featuring special guests Grace Potter & The Nocturnals and Jake Owen. (Transportation is provided) * Who will it be?????
Jake Mealey Pat Bedara SwizZz delivers another fan requested track. Download the track here: http://www.zshare.net/audio/9486138735c1f015/ http://www.facebook.com/SwizZz.FV http://...
Peep the latest blog from our newest blogger, Mr. Jake Krason! You can read all about his exploits from the Tyrol Basin Ski & Snowboard Area Burton Snowboards Demo Tour stop here: This past weekend I took my shredding journey to Tyrol Basin just outside of Madison. The park was awesome and with blue bird skies and the Tyrol Rats Killing it on all levels it made for an eventful afternoon. The Burton Demo Tour was even being held there Sunday, and here are some photos i caught ...
Couldnt be happier to hear this news. Dont take your health for granted................eat healthy, stay active and ride as much as you can! Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
Darcy DeHaan Bacon shared a link. Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
Ted Rung shared a link. Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
good news In late September, we found out that Jake Burton, the founder of Burton snowboards, had been diagnosed with testicular cancer. He planned to fight it as hard as he could. He underwent chemotherapy and was able to battle it head on. We are pleased to announce that Jake Burton is now cancer-free....
Burton Snowboards Mid Atlantic shared the following link and had this to say about it:Jake is feeling a lot better these days! Thanks for the support!http://business.transworld.net/84547/news/jake-burton-my-cancer-is-toast/Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
http://business.transworld.net/84547/news/jake-burton-my-cancer-is-toast/ Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
http://business.transworld.net/84547/news/jake-burton-my-cancer-is-toast/ Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
Congratulations Buddy!! Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
http://unofficialnetworks.com/jake-burton-founder-burton-snowboards-beats-cancer-69783/ In late September, we found out that Jake Burton, the founder of Burton snowboards, had been diagnosed with testicular cancer. He planned to fight it as hard as he could. He underwent chemotherapy and was able to battle it head on. We are pleased to announce that Jake Burton is now cancer-free....
When I was 17: I was a Senior in H.S.
I Drove: Pontiac Grand Prix (on loan from my folks)
Best friends: Bill Danielson, Amanda Adelaide Richard, Jake Richard, Adam Burton
Biggest fear: Failing the ACT
Now I'm: 31
I'm dating: Jessica for 10 amazing years (would be married except for stupid state laws)
I drive: 1997 Toyota Rav 4
Best Friends: Jessica and Lucy
Biggest fear: Not providing for my family (living my worst nightmare)
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Hey everyone on Thursday night at New Leaf Nutrition in Noble Jake Blair, Kaitlyn Burton and myself will be performing at around 7:00. Rumor has it that an awesome Black Keys cover band will be there. The shakes and tea are both incredible, so come out and enjoy some great beverages and tunes alike.
Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke died Thursday, nine days after crashing at the bottom of the superpipe during a training run in Utah.
Burke, who lived near Whistler in British Columbia, was 29. She was injured Jan. 10 while training at a personal sponsor event at the Park City Mountain resort.
Tests revealed Burke sustained "irreversible damage to her brain due to lack of oxygen and blood after cardiac arrest," according to a statement released by Burke's publicist.
A four-time Winter X Games champion, Burke crashed on the same halfpipe where snowboarder Kevin Pearce suffered a traumatic brain injury during a training accident on Dec. 31, 2009.
As a result of her fall, Burke tore her vertebral artery, which led to severe bleeding on the brain, causing her to go into cardiac arrest on the scene, where CPR was performed, according to the statement by publicist Nicole Wool.
Wool said Burke's organs and tissues were donated per her wishes.
"The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude for the international outpouring of support they have received from all the people Sarah touched," the statement said.
Burke was the best-known athlete in her sport and will be remembered for the legacy she left for women in freestyle skiing.
She set the standard for skiing in the superpipe, a sister sport to the more popular snowboarding brand that has turned Shaun White, Hannah Teter and others into stars.
Seeing what a big role the Olympics has played in pushing the Whites of the world from the fringes into the mainstream, Burke lobbied to add superpipe skiing to the Olympic program, using the argument that no new infrastructure would be needed -- the pipe was already built -- and the Olympics could get twice the bang for their buck.
She won over the Olympic bigwigs, and the discipline will debut at the Sochi Games in 2014.
Burke, who was favored to win a fifth X Games title later this month, would have been a favorite for the gold medal in Sochi, as well. Instead, sadly, the competitors will have to toast to her memory when they make their debut on what will be the sport's grandest stage.
"Sarah, in many ways, defines the sport," Peter Judge, the CEO of Canada's freestyle team, said before her death. "She's been involved since the very, very early days as one of the first people to bring skis into the pipe. She's also been very dedicated in trying to define her sport but not define herself by winning. For her, it's been about making herself the best she can be rather than comparing herself to other people."
Burke's death continues a sad string of stories involving some of the best-known athletes in the wintertime action-sports world. Pearce's injury -- he has since recovered and is back to riding on snow -- was a jarring reminder of the dangers posed to these athletes who often market themselves as devil-may-care thrillseekers but know they make their living in a far more serious, and dangerous, profession.
Burke's death also is sure to re-ignite the debate over safety on the halfpipe.
The sport's leaders defend the record, saying mandatory helmets, air bags used on the sides of pipes during practice and better pipe-building technology has made this a safer sport, even though the walls of the pipes have risen significantly over the past decade.
They now stand at 22 feet high.
Some of the movement to the halfpipe decades ago came because racing down the mountain, the way they do in snowboardcross and skicross, was considered even more dangerous -- the conditions more unpredictable and the athletes less concerned with each other's safety.
But there are few consistent, hard-and-fast guidelines when it comes to limiting the difficulty of the tricks in the halfpipe, and as the money and fame available in the sport grew bigger, so did the tricks. Snowboarding pioneer Jake Burton once told The Associated Press that much of this was self-policed by athletes who, because of the nature of a sport often considered less competitive and more communal, knew when to draw the line.
It's an opinion shared by many.
"There are inherent risks in everything," Judge said. "Certainly, freestyle skiing has one of the greatest safety records of almost any sport. Freestyle is a very safe sport in large part because we had to build a safe sport in order to get into the Olympics."
Burke's biggest accident before this came in 2009 when she broke a vertebrae in her back after landing awkwardly while competing in slopestyle at the X Games. It was her lobbying that helped get slopestyle -- where riders shoot down the mountain and over "features" including bumps and rails -- into the X Games after much back and forth.
It wasn't her best event, but she felt compelled to compete because of her advocacy of it. She came to terms with her injury quickly.
"I've been doing this for long time, 11 years," she said in a 2010 interview. "I've been very lucky with the injuries I've had. It's part of the game. Everybody gets hurt. Looking back on it, I'd probably do the exact same thing again."
She returned a year after that injury and kept going at the highest level, trying the toughest tricks and winning the biggest prizes.
The tragedy brings a much-too-early end to a life of fame the skiing star lived both inside and out of the halfpipe.
A native of Midland, Ontario, Burke won the ESPY in 2007 as female action sports athlete of the year.
In 2010, she married another freestyle skier, Rory Bushfield, and they were headliners in a documentary film project on the Ski Channel called "Winter."
In her interview two years ago, Burke reflected on the niche she'd carved out in the action-sports world.
"I think we're all doing this, first off, because we love it and want to be the best," she said. "But I also think it would've been a great opportunity, huge for myself and for skiing and for everyone, if we could've gotten into the (Vancouver) Olympics. It's sad. I mean, I'm super lucky to be where I am, but that would've been pretty awesome."
A little more than a year later, with Burke's prodding, her sport was voted in for 2014.
Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies from injuries sustained in superpipe accident.
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SLSD 1st Semester/2nd Quarter Accomplishments Part 2:
*Football Honors
All-Ohio
1st Team Wide Receiver - Kyle Nowlin (1st back to back All-Ohio in Harrison history)
Special Mention Linebacker - Jake Tarvin
All City
1st Team Wide Receiver - Kyle Nowlin
1st Team Linebacker - Jake Tarvin
1st Team Defensive Line - Truman Gutapfel
2nd Team Quarterback - Marcus Woelfel
2nd Team Running back - Jake Tarvin
Cincinnati Enquirer Fall All-Star Team
1st Team Quarterback - Marcus Woelfel
1st Team All-Purpose - Kyle Nowlin
1st Team Linebacker - Jake Tarvin
Honorable-Mention - Truman Gutapfel
*-- Three fine art students from the High School win honorable mention at the Regional Scholastic Arts Competition!! Juniors: Samantha Scott and Alyssa Crone win for their portraits and Kaitlyn Meyer for her Ceramic Sculpture! Ceremonies to recognize Their work will be in February and their work will be on display on display at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
*The Harrison Show Choir was invited to perform with the Southern Gateway Chorus and toured several senior centers during our Harrison Holiday Outreach Tour.
*Photo I students & Junior School artists held a show of their works *Capture Resist* at The Coffee Peddlar
*PTA Reflections winners in visual arts & photography. 1st place winners are traveling to the state competition. High School students Tina Wu, Macie Alf and Tegan Irwin, Eric Acra and Shelby Klotter all placed.
Ok so little hiccup on the road to an epic weekend last night....but thats out of the way so bring on the weekend....GET HERE NOW Alyssa Rose Neese Charyssa Ann Neese Dan Mullins Jake Neon Barry
Hey all my friends, family... Come tonight to Loyola opera, "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein" at 7:30 p.m. In Roussell Hall- second floor of the College of Music and Fine Arts Building (corner of Calhoun and St. Charles Avenue). It will be a great show... Toi Toi Toi to Shannon Meyer, Shelley Burton, Jimmy Dornier, Simon Cross, Kameron Lapreore, Chris Abide, Brad, Allison Way and all of the other cast members tonight. And Sunday break a leg to Jody Hinkley, Blythe Reed, Jake Penick, Brindley McWhorter, William Howard, Kameron, and Chris.
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Aaron Sanders shared a link. Burton Founder and CEO Jake Burton said in an email today that his cancer appears to be gone. Burton announced in September that he was battling testi
