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    By Day She's USA Volleyball player Jane Collymore, By Night She's Recording Artist, FARCHILD

    Like Catwoman, artist, model and athlete Jane Collymore Leads An Amazing Double Life 

    Why Jane is still an unsigned artist is beyond me. I love this song. Her video "Orbital" has a European techno vibe which is funkier than many of the songs out there now. My guess is that people will really like it or really dislike it. 

    Check it out for yourself and let me know your thoughts in the comment section. Then, read more about Jane's career below. (p.s, you see jane's nude shoulders and back for a moment...don't freak! Trust me you see more than that watching any women's beach volleyball tournament. let's not be hypocrites...enjoy (or not) the video.) 


     












    Below you'll find videos of 
    • Jane Collymore in Underarmour's Boom Boom Tap video, 
    • Farchild @ Home Studio/ Interview video

    • FARCHILD opening for Sir Mix-a-lot 



     


    19 – Jane Collymore 

    Outside Hitter

    5-11, 

    Seattle, Wash. 

    Florida


    Check out Jane's music updates on myspace 



    From Gator Zone:


    I've quoted here the Editor’s Note: 

    This is the 12th of a 25-part daily series on GatorZone.com honoring the great players in Florida volleyball history (in no particular rank or order) leading up to the start of the 25th season since Gator volleyball was reinstated as a varsity sport prior to the 1984 campaign.


    “We have to spend more time getting Jane to back off than ever having to push her,” Wise told Volleyball Magazine in a feature article on Collymore. “She’s a student of the game. She loves to play and she has a great work-ethic. She wants to know what to do to get better and she’ll figure it out.”


    Former Volleyball Gators Collymore, McGinnis Named to Preliminary US Roster for FIVB Grand Prix


    From wctv.com


    From USA Volleyball


    Ten minutes with Jane Collymore & Lauren Moscovic


    VOLLEYBALL: U.S. Women’s National Volleyball Team Scrimmage Rosters Announced



    On NME Online first for Music News:


    From Gator Attack.com Collymore earns SEC Player of the Week 


    From UCF Arena


    From Big 12 Sports.com 


    From SEC Sports.com


    From Women’s Sports net


    USC vs. Univ of Florida in NCAA Finals

     

    Thursday, July 09, 2009

    LabSafe.com Offers Health, Wellness and Sports Testing and Florida Panthers Partnership

    Labsafe Logo.

    LabSafe.com Offers Health, Wellness and Sports Testing
    and Florida Panthers Partnership
      

    By:  Dr. Richard B. Lynch, Jr. M.D.
     
                
    HOLLYWOOD, FL -- Recognizing the importance of 

    consumers being proactive in their own health care and wellness, 

    www.LabSafe.com, a national health, wellness and sports 

    testing company, is offering free testing services in partnership 

    with the Florida Panthers and the BankAtlantic Center. July is 

    National Iron Deficiencies Awareness Month, the perfect time 

    to check blood iron levels www.labsafe.com/lab-tests/test/511. 
     
                "LabSafe.com offers an affordable alternative to 

    traditional laboratories such as LabCorp or Quest without taking 

    the place of a patient's very important relationship with their 

    primary physician," said Ed Estriplet, Jr., CEO of LabSafe.com. 

    "Not only are our tests 40 to 60 percent less expensive, we also 

    offer our patients the convenience service to test at home or 

    office and results within 3 to 5 days."
     
                Through the partnership as the Florida Panthers 

    official laboratory, LabSafe.com will provide their Health and 

    Wellness testing panels free to all fans and consumers who 

    log ontohttp://www.labsafe.com/FreeLabTestLanding.aspx and 

    for use the company's VIP door-to-door phlebotomy 

    (blood drawing) service.  The health and wellness testing 

    panel services are available to fans, season ticket holders, 

    and corporate partners of the Florida Panthers and 

    BankAtlantic Center.
     
                "We are proud to support LabSafe.com, as well 

    as the health and wellness initiatives of our fans. As an 

    organization, we are excited to bring awareness to these 

    serious healthcare concerns," said Michael Yormark, 

    president & chief operating officer for SSE.
     
                Nearly 100 million Americans have abnormal 

    levels of cholesterol; 950,000 Americans die each year 

    from heart disease, and the No. 1 killer of American 

    women is heart disease. More than 78 million Americans 

    are affected by or have contracted a sexually transmitted 

    disease. Nearly 50 million Americans are under insured or 

    have no health insurance; 1 in 5 Americans suffer from 

    thyroid disorders; and 3 in 5 Americans suffer from 

    obesity or weight-management problems. 
     
               "Many illnesses can develop slowly without apparent 

    symptoms.  Ordering routine screening laboratory tests from

     www.LabSafe.com can help prevent these 'silent killers' 

    through early detection. This profile should be done twice 

    a year, which includes complete blood count, lipid panel, 

    thyroid panel, urinalysis, iron with TIBC, and comprehensive 

    metabolic 14," Estriplet said. 
     
               "As a professional athlete, I know the importance 

    of dietary and wellness health care," said Lionel Dalton, 

    former NFL Player and 2000 Super Bowl champion.  He is 

    also Vice President of Sports Marketing for LabSafe.com 

    and CEO of ProlabsMD.com, a new premium company 

    launching in July. "As a professional NFL player, we are 

    taught that in order to be at peak performance, it's 

    important to monitor our health, check our dietary and

     nutrition needs to stay in optimum condition. This concept, 

    if followed by consumers, can save billions for health 

    care industry and reduce the risk of serious disease."

     http://www.labsafe.com/lab-tests/test/543 
     
                The partnership is one of many that LabSafe.com 

    has with corporations and employers across the county. 

    These strategic partnerships help companies empower 

    their employees to have access to affordable medical tests.
     
                "We are proud of this partnership since it is 

    the first of its kind in the sports and entertainment 

    industry," Estriplet said. "The goal is to increase 

    awareness of good health and wellness and the services 

    provided by LabSafe.com and help people understand 

    that they have an affordable alternative to expensive 

    health and wellness laboratory testing by using www.LabSafe.com.  

    They are being empowered to manage their own health, 

    wellness, and we encourage our patients to always 

    follow up with their primary care physicians."            
     
    Affordable and Convenient, Health, Wellness and Prevention
                
                "Many people simply don't have the baseline 

    tests provided in our health and wellness testing panel 

    because of barriers of cost, lack of insurance or other 

    financial challenges, so we want to get the word out that 

    LabSafe.com, the Florida Panthers, and the Bank Atlantic 

    Center is encouraging these health initiatives," said Dalton. 

    "By offering our services and these tests direct to 

    consumers nationally we allow our patients to be proactive 

    about their healthcare. We also make it as convenient as 

    possible by providing access to nearby draw stations 

    usually within 5 miles or offering door-to-door service."
     
    Making the Connection to Health and Wellness
     
                LabSafe.com offers hundreds of types of 

    screening tests, from cancer, to diabetes, nutrition, 

    dietary management, infectious diseases, confidential 

    STD testing, sports testing, and much more. All of 

    LabSafe.com's laboratories are certified at both the 

    federal and state level, approved by the FDA, and 

    perform the same standards tests that are offered 

    through a hospital or doctors office. 
     
                Key categories of testing through LabSafe.com 

    include: Anti-Aging, Cancer, Cardiovascular, Confidential 

    STD, Diabetes, Dietary & Sports, Infectious Diseases, 

    and Vitamin & Nutrition. "The affordable testing we 

    provide can be invaluable to helping people access 

    health information about themselves, and "Best of all, 

    we can provide this service to consumers at a greatly 

    reduced cost," said Estriplet.
     
    Why LabSafe.com is Different; Testing Can Save Lives
     
                LabSafe.com's key point of differentiation is 

    stated in its company motto: "Did you know a simple 

    and inexpensive lab test could save your life?" 

    LabSafe.com empowers all Americans to take control 

    of their health and wellness by providing laboratory 

    testing direct to consumer. 
     
               Screenings through LabSafe.com are  40 

    percent to 60 percent less expensive than traditional 

    testing. Complete details about how LabSafe.com 

    works are available at www.labsafe.com/how, but 

    basically the company provides convenient 

    medical testing at a reduced cost for the benefit of 

    our patients.
     
               "We do not diagnose or treat," Estriplet said.  

    "We're here to empower patients to have a more 

    active role in their medical care. Patients retain 

    their relationships with their primary-care physician, 

    but they are able to participate more fully in their 

    health care by having direct access to screenings."
     
    About LabSafe.com
     
               LabSafe.com is a direct-to-consumer health 

    and wellness laboratory that provides a wide array 

    of medical tests at affordable prices and is staffed 

    by licensed nurses and medical doctors.  The focus 

    of the company is to help consumers take proactive 

    control of their health and wellness, whether they are 

    insured, underinsured or uninsured.
     
               LabSafe.com, LLC. is a subsidiary of  

    Alliance Global Health Partners, along with other  

    subsidiaries including Capital Partners, Security Partners. 

    ProLabMD.com is another premium service company 

    endorsed by professional athletes and offers other 

    specialized testing once launched.  PetLabsMD.com 

    is the first company of its kind to offer direct-to-consumer 

    nationally Pet Lab testing launching in July.  
     
              "We welcome strategic partnerships nationally that 

    allow us to increase our national brand and provide special 

    services to our partners in whatever capacity that provides 

    value for all parties; especially to benefit our patients, 

    said Estriplet. 

     
    For more information,  
    Ed Estriplet, Jr., CEO of LabSafe.com & 
    Alliance Global Health Partners, can be 
    reached at 866-634-9966 or via 
    email ed@labsafe.com  
     
    For further information, 
    visit www.Labsafe.com, or call 
    888-333-LABS (5227) for testing 

    options and special monthly promotional 
    discounts. 

    Tuesday, July 07, 2009

    Maryland Volleyball Announces 2009 Schedule


    July 6, 2009

     


    Terps open at home, host pair of tournaments.

     

    COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland volleyball program has officially released its 2009 schedule, head coach Tim Horsmon announced Monday. This year’s slate features some local flare, as the Terps begin the season with four tournaments in the area, including two that will be played at Comcast Pavilion.

     

    The season opens August 28 in College Park for the first of two tournaments to take place on campus. The Terps’ first opponent is Stony Brook, followed the next day with matches against Youngstown State and Villanova.

     

    A bevy of local programs will participate in the Battle of Baltimore the following weekend, with teams playing a pair of matches Friday at Navy and another pair Saturday at Towson. The Terps will face Towson and Navy Friday in Annapolis before opposing Morgan State and Loyola Saturday at Towson.

     

    Maryland makes the short trip south to Washington, D.C., September 11-12 to play in Georgetown’s Tournament. Maryland will play Hampton Friday evening, followed the next day by matches against William & Mary and host Georgetown.

     

    Non-conference play concludes the weekend of September 18 for the second tournament to be played in Comcast Pavilion. Virginia Commonwealth is Maryland’s Friday opponent, as the Terps and Rams will meet one another for the third consecutive season. Howard and UMBC are Maryland’s Saturday opponents.

     

    Of the Terps’ first 13 opponents, 10 hail from Maryland, Washington, D.C., or Virginia.

     

    The Atlantic Coast Conference season begins Tuesday, Sept. 22 at Boston College. Home conference play begins with Duke coming to College Park Friday and Wake Forest in town Saturday.

     

    For the second straight year, the ACC will play a 20-match regular season with no conference tournament. Maryland will play a home-and-home series with every ACC school except Virginia and Virginia Tech, both of whom the Terps will only face at home. Due to the unbalanced schedule, the Terps will play 11 home matches and nine road matches.

     

    The Terps begin a stretch of four consecutive road matches October 1 at North Carolina, followed the next day with a match at NC State. Maryland is at Georgia Tech and Clemson the following weekend.

     

    Once finished with the two-week road stretch, the Terps will play eight of the next 10 matches at home.

     

    Florida State and Miami are in town the weekend of October 16. The Friday match with the Seminoles will be played at 4:45 p.m. on the main basketball floor of Comcast Center as part of the University’s “Maryland Madness” celebration to kick off the start of basketball season.

     

    Virginia and Virginia Tech follow Florida State and Miami the next weekend and then the Terps travel to Wake Forest and Duke before returning to College Park for another two-week home stretch.

     

    Clemson and Georgia Tech are in town November 6 and November 8, respectively, and North Carolina and NC State are in town the following weekend.

     

    Maryland finishes the road portion of its schedule in Florida, taking on Miami November 20 and Florida State November 22.

     

    Boston College is Maryland’s Senior Night opponent this season, traveling to College Park for the regular-season finale the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.

     

    The NCAA Tournament begins December 4 and runs through December 19.

     

    click here to view Maryland's schedule: http://www.umterps.com/sports/w-volley/sched/md-w-volley-sched.html

    Nancy Cole Named MVP at USAV Junior Olympic Championship




    July 7, 2009

    Nancy Cole, an incoming Rice freshman volleyball player from Pasadena, Texas, was named Most Valuable Player of the USAV Junior Olympic Championship as her club team, AVA18 Performance, won the 18-U National Gold Division in Miami, Fla. AVA18 Performance won each of its 11 matches by 2-0 scores including the championship match when it defeated Santa Barbara 18-Blue 25-20 and 25-18.

    Cole, a 6-3 middle blocker from Memorial High School in Pasadena, was a two-time MVP of her high school squad and three-time first team All-District 22-5A. In 2008, Cole registered set a school-record with 37 kills vs. Spring High School. 

    She joins a Rice volleyball team that finished 23-8 in 2008 and played in the NCAA tournament. The Owls return four starters from last season’s squad.



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