#Set alarm 12 minutes pro

As Eugene Weekly Editor Camilla Mortensen was studiously not looking at the needle poking her arm, a press release came in from Bloodworks Northwest.Details at ABC.com/shows/american-idol/auditions. You can either submit a 15-minute audition tape or audition live via Zoom for Idol Across America. 26, for singers from Oregon who might become the next American Idol. Looking for sudden celebrity? Think you can croon your way to 15 minutes of fame? American Idol is holding open call virtual auditions Friday, Aug.That doesn’t answer the injury question, but now you know why it has a funny name. How can a sport with such an innocent name be so hard on knees and hips and backs and ankles? As the story goes, pickleball was named for the fact it comes from a combination of different sports - reminiscent of the pickle boat in crew, where oarsmen are chosen from the leftovers of other boats. The Journal of Emergency Medicine estimated that there were 19,000 injuries in 2017, with 90 percent of them affecting people 50 and older. Pickleball wins a front-page story in the Sunday, August 21, New York Times, this time telling us that the fastest growing sport in Eugene and, indeed, America, is sending players to the emergency room.

If Herbert keeps improving, the Chargers could make a deep run in the playoffs and make Eugene proud.

#Set alarm 12 minutes pro

In his second year he was named to the Pro Bowl and led the Chargers to a winning record. Two years ago, in his first NFL season, he set records for the most pass completions and the most touchdown passes ever by a rookie. A product of Sheldon High School and the University of Oregon, Herbert is the starting quarterback for the Los Angeles Chargers and may be the best football player in the world. As the calendar turns towards fall, football fans might want to start paying attention to Eugene’s own Justin Herbert.It’s a terrific job of reporting, reinforcing our view that Trump or his ilk simply must not be president of this country again. This tells us in painful detail about the immoral separation of families at the border by our government under Donald Trump.

What we’re reading: Long cover story in the September Atlantic magazine on “Family Separation: An American Tragedy” by Caitlin Dickerson.