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The second step is to download our secure DRMZ file containing the Schema Inventories onto your computer or tablet open our DRMZ file in Javelin Reader and enter your unique authorization code in Javelin.

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Also, instead of using Adobe Reader or some other PDF reader, you will use Javelin Reader to open the DRMZ file. However, instead of opening a file ending in. Opening the Schema Inventories file you purchased is very similar to opening a PDF file on your computer in a program like Adobe Reader. The installation instructions on this page continue onto a second page - Part 2. Important Note:After reading this Overview, please be sure to follow the detailed installation instructions below carefully, so that you will be able to view and print the schema inventories in Javelin Reader. Overview: Using Javelin Reader for Schema Inventories If you have not yet ordered the inventories, you can place an order at any time by clicking here. Saturday.To read more about Javelin Reader, or to try a ' compatibility test' before ordering, click here for our Product Information page. Ohio State remains at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium to host the All-Ohio Championships Friday and Saturday. OSU posted runner-up marks in both the 3,000-meter run events as Lyndsi Gay and Derrick Butler took second place.Ĭomplete results for the 2003 Ohio State Relays can be found at Senior Rob Myers once again led the OSU distance contingent with a 1:56.64 to take first in the men’s 800-meter run, while sophomore Aaron Fisher scored second in the 1,500-meter run with a 4:02.02. Also taking first was sophomore Brandi Hogan in the 200-meter dash with a 25.30. Senior Dalanda Jackson scored a first place finish in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14:36, while sophomore Greg Norman bested the field in the 100-meter dash with a 10.99. Junior Nosa Ehimwenman placed second with a 22-7in the long jump. In the jumps, Ohio State sophomore Shayla Moore posted a first place 17-5.25 performance in the long jump and added a 40-0 regional qualifying effort to top the field in the triple jump, while senior Tami Smith added a first place effort in the women’s high jump with a mark of 5-5. Sophomore Keturah Lofton took second with a career-best 184-4, while fellow sophomore Shelaine Larson (174-8) and senior Katy Houser (168-10) added their third and second qualifying marks of the year for third and fourth place.Īlso in the throw events, senior two-time Big Ten Champion javelin thrower George Hoover took second with a 204-5 as he qualified for regionals for the third time in as many events. Ukabam added a second first place effort later in the day after scoring a qualifying 159-6 in the discus, while three Buckeyes scored qualifying marks in the women’s hammer throw as OSU claimed second through fourth place. Both efforts qualify Taylor for regional competition.Įlsewhere in the throws, Ohio State claimed a 1-2 finish in the women’s shot put as freshman Amarachi Ukabam scored a career-best 49-7, while senior Erin Carter joined Ukabam with a regional qualifying mark of 47-9.25 to finish second. Taylor coupled that performance with another OSU record mark in the discus with a 187-4, besting his 182-0 standard set last season. Seven Buckeyes qualified for the 2003 NCAA Regional Championships, which are set to be held May 30 and 31 at Ohio State.įor the second-straight week OSU thrower Dan Taylor established an Ohio State record with a 205-7 in the hammer to best his 204-10 effort last week at the Arizona State Invitational. Columbus, Ohio – The Ohio State men’s and women’s track and field team commenced the 2003 outdoor season as it played host to the Ohio State Relays Saturday at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in blustery 40-degree conditions.

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