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Small forward James Jones has signed a three-year deal to remain with the Miami Heat, according to reports.
The NBA cancelled the Chris Paul trade to the Lakers due to "basketball reasons." Let's accept the explanation at face value for a second. Does the NBA have a point at all?
As NBA free agency arrives, the New York Knicks and New Jersey Nets look to be in great position to make moves that will pay off for years and kick-start the teams' borough rivalry.
The Chris Paul-to-L.A. trade veto by David Stern shows that now more than ever all the power still belongs to the NBA's superstars despite the league and owners best efforts to take it back during...
By vetoing the Chris Paul trade to the L.A. Lakers, David Stern has allowed his owners to feast on their own in the spirit of envy. The league is worse for it.
Players react with anger and humor at David Stern's veto of the Chris Paul trade.
NBA executives are not happy with David Stern about the Chris Paul disaster.
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Anger management: #5 we need empathy
Depending on the age of the child, understanding the feelings of others may be difficult, if only due to developmental reasons. A five year old has one emotional ability and a 12 year old another. One thing though that does happen is that when they are angry no matter there age or training – they will be blinded to someone else's feelings.
Developing this empathy will help them to understand that all of us have feelings and just as we react to how others treat us, we too can react to how others feel. Some children though who have had painful lives, may defend themselves by shutting down their sensitivity to others. Or they may use intimidation and fear as a part of their defense.
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China Unblocks Twitter, Facebook in Part of Shanghai
Censorship may escalate for Chinese despite looser Web access in Shanghai.
Censorship may rise for the Chinese as its government unblocks Twitter and Facebook in parts of Shanghai, Sept. 24, 2013.
Americans traveling in Shanghai will have some more freedom to use Facebook, Twitter and other websites banned by China's vast censorship network, but the rest of that country may face even stricter government efforts to control Web access.
Chinese government sources told the South China Morning Post on Tuesday that Internet users in the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone, which covers 11 square miles, will be allowed to access Web content free of government censorship, including Twitter and Facebook, which have been banned in China since 2009. These government sources also told the Post that China is inviting foreign telecommunications firms to bid for licenses to provide Internet services in that zone.
"In order to welcome foreign companies to invest and to let foreigners live and work happily in the free-trade zone, we must think about how we can make them feel like at home. If they can't get onto Facebook or read The New York Times, they may naturally wonder how special the free-trade zone is compared with the rest of China," one of the unnamed government sources told the Post.
[READ: Should Google Comply With Government Censorship requests]
The Shanghai Free-Trade Zone is the first free trade area in mainland China with economic freedoms similar to Hong Kong. Both are centers of international business. Government sources previously told the Post that the free-trade zone could be eventually expanded to include the surrounding Pudong district. Other Chinese cities are also lobbying for zones with economic freedoms.
This move to remove Web censorship in a financial district of Shanghai highlights the stark difference in restrictions on Internet access allowed to regions of China including Tibet, says Madeline Earp, a research analyst at the Internet freedom research project at the Freedom House advocacy group.
"They want to keep domestic users away from information they think needs to be controlled," Earp says. "The government is very relaxed about foreigners using the Internet. They are not the ones the government is concerned about."
China has more than 591 million internet users and 460 million mobile web users, according to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC). This Internet access is severely monitored and restricted by a vast network of firewalls and surveillance known as the Golden Shield project run by the Chinese government.
[MORE: United States Hand Over Battery Technology To China ]
To get around those firewalls, people frequently use circumvention tools known as proxy servers, which are very popular among foreign businesses accustomed to accessing global news websites or chatting on social networks that are banned in China, Earp says. In the past year there has been an increased crackdown on the use of those proxy networks, and this latest move to allow limited access to the Internet in a zone heavily populated by foreigners indicates that the government is refining its censorship and surveillance techniques, Earp says.
"In the past year we have seen some Chinese service providers identify the proxy servers and shutting down the networks," Earp says. "That is a clumsy approach that has been causing trouble among the expats and the business community that rely on these proxy networks. The next stage is for telecom providers to identify the proxy network traffic being used by dissidents and activists. An American in China who is trying to get on Facebook is very unlikely to be flagged, while citizens of China trying to access a dissident-run website could be blocked."
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What Do You Believe? screened at the 2006 Staten Island Film Festival
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President Obama had a high bar set for his speech at the Democratic National Convention last week. Rousing speakers at both the RNC and DNC had given the public their fill of oratory over the last two weeks, and after Bill Clinton's excellent speech (even Republicans across the aisle gave begrudging respect to Clinton's commanding presence), Americans were expecting President Obama to come out strong.
Pundits were calling it one of the most important speeches he'd have to give. While that may have been an exaggeration, President Obama's speech was still a pivotal event in the campaign dialogue and his bid for re-election.
The speech carried with it both the motivational prose that made the President famous four years earlier while also carrying the weight of having seen the country through four difficult years. Obama's speech was that of a sitting president at a convention. Much like his predecessors, (especially Reagan), the shift in tone was reflective of a man who knows what has been accomplished, but realizes that much remains incomplete.
As he laid forth plans for bringing back jobs lost in the recession, such as encouraging growth of the manufacturing base and his plan to provide a million new jobs in the sector, he empathized with those he interacted with who were suffering. The speech was a poignant reflection of the challenges we have all faced over the last four years.
Obama's speech was a capstone to an exceptional convention. As he laid out his goals going forward, he inspired a base which had been unified by speeches earlier in the week from Michelle Obama and President Clinton. This was his once more into the breach, his Charge of the Light Brigade speech. It provided a banner for the base to rally around going into the final stretch of the election. This was the critical difference in the RNC and DNC.
While the RNC served as a last ditch attempt to unify the base, with much of the rhetoric being anti-Obama, the DNC took a unified base and molded it into an effective force to project the vision and hopes President Obama has going forward for America. The key difference is that the DNC wasn't focused around being anti-Romney, it was about being pro-America.
The DNC worked on almost every level. It avoided any major negative pitfalls (I'm looking at you, Clint Eastwood), while rallying the base and providing a cohesive message for the few undecided who still watch the political conventions. This convention isn't going to be a game changer though. The ability of a political convention to make or break a campaign has been greatly diminished in the 21st century. What the convention did was make sure that for the next 60 days, while Republicans attempt to rally the stagnant base in critical states, the Democrats can focus entirely on the ground game and debates which will shape the election going forward.
I could cheer about how I think the DNC was superior (a partly objective assessment, to be sure), but instead I choose to focus on moving forward with helping the President improve America in our cities and towns.
Reprinted from State Senator Curt Thompson's (D-Tucker) blog. Also, check the Senator out on Facebook and Twitter.


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Yes, I know, cable TV shows launch year-round.
But network television still, mostly, stays with the annual fall tradition of launching a slew of new shows at once and calling it 'the new season.'
Which ones have you tried?
I was surprised by how much I liked the first episode of Last Resort (ABC) — and how much I, a fan of the BBC series, Sherlock, disliked the new Holmesian series Elementary on CBS.
Not to rush to judgment, but there's only so much space on my DVR hard drive.
While we're at it, not a completely new show, but what about the TNT series Major Crimes, which has just recently been spun out of the late, beloved The Closer?
Of the new shows you have you seen — which do you recommend? Tell us in the comments section below, including the shows of which we should steer clear!


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People who cut down on added sugars in their diets lost an average of about 1.7 pounds – a result researchers called small but significant.
The result was in a paper published online Tuesday in the British Medical Journal that analyzed 71 studies of sugar intake and weight. The World Health Organization recommended in 2003 that sugar intake be limited to 10% of calories; the agency commissioned this study as part of its intention to update its recommendation.


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Description: A group of men stand in front of newly-constructed St. Nicholas Hotel. A colophon at the lower right designates this picture as a photographic souvenir from Minerals Wells, taken by Dan W. Evans. This hotel, later known as the Delaware Hotel, was located at at N. Oak and NE 3rd Street. It was eventually consumed by fire. The back of photograph has a T and P Railway logotype and this information about the Jericho Fine Photo Company: "Mountain and Donkey Groups, View Souvenirs and Scenery of Min-Wells, Kodak Supplies and Finishing, Button and Stamp Photos a Specialty. Dan W. Evans Prop. Min Wells, Tex."
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Cigarettes, perfume and 72 Vicodin pills were taken from a vehicle parked at ACS Group, 2900 S 160th St., between 1:20 and 5 p.m. Oct. 15.
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An overview of the organs in the digestive system and their functions.
This animation shows what happens to food as it passes through the GI tract.
Lesson contains materials, explanations, directions, and rubric. Rubric is found towards the end as a link in purple. Students work in cooperative groups to design a theme park called Gastro World, based on the anatomy and physiology of the digestive system.
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Covers human gut biome and current research relating to its importance in human health and disease. Looks at the use of molecular techniques to study these organisms.
You are what you eat they say, but maybe you are what eats you!
This study guide reviews the functions of the digestive system and the path food takes through the digestive system (mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large intestines).
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It can be argued that the weekly patent awards announcement from the USPTO (United Stated Patent and Trademark Office) opens a window on the near term evolution of technology developments as well as the direction of the deployment paths that companies are taking to enhance customer engagement. Some patents better illuminate the path that companies are already on, while others signal the potential for complete course changes down different paths. Some show a desire to walk multiple paths while others provide a glimpse of a response to a competitor's shadow emerging on its own path forward.
The most interesting patent award of February 11 was 8,646,695 ("Combined HF and UHF RFID Device") assigned to Disney Enterprises, Inc. Not only is it an example of an illumination of a path Disney has been walking to improve the guest experience at its Parks and Resorts, it is an excellent example of just how difficult the technology development path really is.
This award is a culmination of a series of patents beginning in 2010, each of which describe different aspects of a form factor – a wristband that Disney has branded the MagicBand – that is worn by a guest to a Disney theme park such as Disney World in Orlando. The new patent covers the true magic of the wristband, which is the packaging of HF (high frequency) and UHF (ultra-high frequency) chips and their antennae into a very small space. This wristband was initially deployed in January 2013, and is intended to be the key to an enhanced guest experience at the park.
While at Sony, I had the privilege of participating in the early stages of the wristband project, which was the responsibility of Disney's New Technology Group, based in Orlando. The earliest roots of the project go back to 2007. Disney's concept was simple: Find a way to combine contactless transactional technology with location-tracking technology in a single form factor that could be worn by a guest and conveniently enable a wide range of experiences such as opening the door to the resort room and providing quick access to the theme park and pre-booked events. It is the replacement to the old PhotoPass card. It was also intended to understand and influence guest behavior in the park. At the time, Disney knew that a guess had entered the park, and had bought something in it. Apart from that, the Orlando theme park was described as a 50 square mile black hole; what the guest was actually doing in the park was a mystery. The introduction of the MagicBand has not been without continuing controversy.
In 2009, the initial engineering specifications for the wristband were issued. At the time, NFC (Near Field Communication) contactless technology was being considered in conjunction with RFID tracking technology.
Here were the challenges Disney faced in 2009. First, there was no ecosystem in its parks – or anywhere for that matter – that would provide pervasive transactional and tracking coverage. POS (point-of-sale) devices did not have NFC capability. RFID access points were not cheap. NFC and RFID chips were also not cheap, and the final cost of the wristband had to make economic sense when considering the millions of units that would be produced and deployed for a lifespan of a few days of use at most.
Disney would have to build out the ecosystem in its theme parks.
The second challenge, specific to the wristband, was the engineering required to place chips and antennae with different frequencies into a space about 1-in. in diameter, not interfere with each other, and have both function effectively when placed against the human body, which creates a barrier that reduces signal strength. If the access point can't read the signal from the wristband, a transaction or a location check will be missed. In 2009, this of collocation of differing frequencies in a small space was unproven for commercial use. It is interesting to note that one of the persons named in the patent was the CTO of a RFID design and engineering firm that Disney used to solve the problem. Three of the persons named in the patent are with NXP, an NFC chip producer.
As the project evolved, and as we see from the patent's particulars, HF and UHF, have been successfully combined within the form. Peaceful frequency coexistence was attained, and the issue of positioning relative to interference from the human body mitigated.
You might be asking why it took so long for the MagicBand to be deployed, only coming into use in 2013. If we remember back to 2009, we were slipping into what has been called the Great Recession. The economic justification for deployment of the ecosystem and wristband depended upon a specific level of park attendance. In 2009, the economy was crashing and Disney experienced a significant falloff in attendance. Layoffs commenced, and a number of the senior executives that were champions of the project left the company.
What the MagicBand does today is for the Disney guest provides a baseline of services. It would not be surprising to see additional uses that affect the guest's experience introduced in the future. Having heard some of the ideas being discussed in 2009, Disney is looking to fulfill its commitment to truly changing the guest experience, elevating it above anything a competitor can offer, while at the same time, optimizing park operating efficiencies and adding new revenue streams.
One has to admire Disney for its persistence through engineering and economic challenges to deliver significant technology-based, game-changing enhancements to customer engagement.


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Whither America: A Foreign Policy Debate Among Realists, Nationalists, and Internationalists
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May 6, 2014
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"The long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have sparked renewed debate about foreign policy within both political parties. William Kristol recently said that while Republicans generally agree on domestic policy, the real debate would be on foreign policy. Likewise, in the Democratic party, the more hawkish Clinton wing of the party continues its clash with the more dovish McGovernite wing. To focus on these differences, The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and The Independent Institute in Oakland, California are hosting a debate among the various foreign policy traditions. Please join us for this necessary and timely debate."
Ivan Eland is the Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute.
Henry R. Nau is the Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University.
Michael Lind is co-founder of the New America Foundation.
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Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, speaks at FreedomFest 2012 on the Supreme Court decision and what it means for healthcare in America.
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Communications System Toolbox
Many communications systems use hardware that requires a fixed-point representation of your design. Communications System Toolbox supports fixed-point modeling in all relevant blocks and System objects™ with tools that help you configure fixed-point attributes.
Fixed-point support in the system toolbox includes:
Fixed-Point Tool in Fixed-Point Designer™ facilitates the conversion of floating-point data types to fixed point. For configuration of fixed-point properties, the tool tracks overflows and maxima and minima.
Once you have developed your algorithm or communications system, you can automatically generate C code from it for verification, rapid prototyping, and implementation. Most System objects, functions, and blocks in Communications System Toolbox can generate ANSI/ISO C code using MATLAB Coder™, Simulink Coder™, or Embedded Coder™. A subset of System objects and Simulink blocks can also generate HDL code.
To leverage existing intellectual property, you can select optimizations for specific processor architectures and integrate legacy C code with the generated code. You can also generate C code for both floating-point and fixed-point data types.
DSPs are used in communication system implementation for verification, rapid prototyping, or final hardware implementation. Using the processor-in-the-loop (PIL) simulation capability found in Embedded Coder, you can verify generated source code and compiled code by running your algorithm's implementation code on a target processor.
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Big Ten Set For Final Day of NCAA Outdoor Preliminaries
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Sixty-four Big Ten student-athletes have qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships after the second day of preliminaries on Friday. The final round of preliminaries, held in Greensboro, N.C., and Austin, Texas, begin today at 10 a.m. ET.
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The walls of this small cave carved from towering sandstone boulders contain some of the finest remaining rock art created by Chumash Native Americans. A steep path leads to the cave entrance, which is protected by heavy iron grillwork. Anthropologists estimate that the paintings date to the 1600's and earlier. The meaning of these enigmatic images has been lost.
Location - Directions
The site is three miles south of San Marcos Pass. Take Highway 154 from Santa Barbara and turn right on Painted Cave Road. The cave is located on the left about two miles up a steep, narrow road. Parking is limited to two or three cars. RVs and trailers should not attempt the road.
Further information about Chumash Painted Cave SHP can be obtained by contacting La Purisima Mission State Historic Park (phone number listed at right).
Seasons/Climate - Recommended Clothing
The narrow canyon where the cave is located can be cool, even in summer. Layered clothing is best.
Park Information
- Hours of Operation:
dawn 'til dusk
- Park Office Telephone:
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A SUNY Oneonta project to develop new ways of teaching college physiology has received almost $200,000 from the National Science Foundation.
The NSF's Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM Program awarded a $194,129 grant to the Research Foundation of SUNY, a media release from the State University College at Oneonta said this week. The fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics are referred to as STEM disciplines.
The grant was awarded on behalf of SUNY Oneonta to support of "Revolution In Physiology Education: RIPE for Change." Under the direction of Keith Schillo, SUNY Oneonta associate professor of biology, the project was one of about 125 selected from 1,050 proposals.
The NSF grant will be used to purchase state-of-the-art equipment for human and animal physiology experiments to create instructional resources for a problem-based approach to teaching physiology, the release said. A new conceptual framework for teaching physiology will be developed and shared with other colleges and universities.
The "RIPE for Change" project is among efforts to develop a state-of-the-art anatomy and physiology learning environment at SUNY Oneonta. Earlier this year, Schillo received a college Strategic Allocation of Resources grant to purchase a virtual anatomy table.
"The new equipment, together with existing resources, will result in an anatomy and physiology laboratory that is comparable to those of graduate and professional schools," said Schillo. "Graduates of our program have been having great success in gaining admittance into prestigious programs in the health sciences."
For example, this year, three SUNY Oneonta students were accepted into the physician assistant program at Albany Medical College, three students were accepted to the physical therapy program at Upstate Medical University, and one student was accepted to Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.


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Tonawanda News — The North Tonawanda Fire Department will get a boost from the federal government for its code enforcement oversight.
The department was informed by Rep. Brian Higgins on Wednesday that it would receive $40,644 in federal grant funding as part of the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program's Fire Prevention & Safety initiative, according to Assistant Fire Chief Joe Sikora. The funding was provided through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
North Tonawanda City Firefighter Robert Orlowski, who also serves as the department's grant writer, said the money will be used for a variety of initiatives including obtaining contact information, pertinent construction details, onsite hazards and other significant safety information.
In addition to training certified code enforcement officers, Orlowski added the grant will allow for the purchase and installation of mobile data terminals in two command vehicles to provide immediate access to collected information in the field at the scene of an emergency.
"The funding will allow for four firefighters to be trained and certified in code compliance so we can better protect multiple dwelling residences and businesses during emergency situations," he said.
Sikora added that the department has been utilizing only one code enforcement officer. The department serves a populace of approximately 30,000 residents, while in 2013 it responded to close to 3,200 calls.
In July, Higgins held his annual Firefighters Grant Program Workshop with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Representatives from the Department of Homeland Security were on hand to provide assistance to local community fire departments applying for grants through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program.
"Our first responders provide a critical service by helping to keep our communities safe," said Higgins, in a statement released on Friday. "This grant funding will go toward taking proactive steps to address hazards that may lead to fire."
The Fire Prevention and Safety Program supports projects at the local level to increase safety of firefighters and the public from fire and fire-related hazards, Higgins added.


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IDEAL Physical Therapy is thrilled to be teaming up again with local food banks for their 2nd Annual Christmas in July Food Drive beginning Tuesday, July 1st.
Arizona (PRWEB) July 03, 2014
The 2nd Annual IDEAL Christmas in July Food Drive begins on Tuesday, July 1st. IDEAL Physical Therapy will be teaming up again with the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona in Tucson, the United Food Bank in Mesa and St. Marys Food Bank in Phoenix to help feed those in the communities we serve.
Food donation boxes will be placed at all 20 IDEAL clinics. Those interested in donating nonperishable food in support of St. Marys Food Bank, United Food Bank, and the Community Food Bank may drop off items at any of the IDEAL Physical Therapy locations. Marcus Cadell of IDEAL says, We are glad to be helping out in our community however we can. Our staff really looks forward to contributing and encouraging others to donate as much food as possible for those in need.
Each of IDEALs clinics will have a food drive box with a poster at the front desk and on the food box promoting this special event. Families in our communities need our help and the food collected will make a difference. The food drive will conclude on Thursday, July 31st.
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By Tim Graham
PITTSFORD -- Press Coverage readers are against the Buffalo Bills signing free-agent receiver Lee Evans, albeit barely.
I posted a poll Sunday, asking whether you agreed with Fred Jackson that the Bills should bring back Evans. I tracked the results often, and the voting was remarkably close.
Each time I checked, the number of readers who voted "No," didn't surpass 51 percent until this afternoon. As of this posting, "No" is winning 52 percent to 47 percent (those pesky decimals).
From the BuffaloNews.com comments section ...
Hndlebar wrote: "I seem to recall another aged, washed-up receiver joining the Bills at one time ... James Lofton."
Beenthere2 wrote: "I loved Evans the first time around but I am not in favor of his returning. He couldn't make it with two teams in need of a receiver, why would he make it this time with us when we seem to have a stable of eager young receivers? ... I think his time has passed with us, wish him well. Maybe the Fins will sign him and he will return to kill us. Maybe. Then again, maybe not. Move on!"
Catquick wrote: "If he can't even make it to the first round of cuts with a lame passing attack like J'villes, why would you want to bring him back and take away reps from players who haven't gone over the hill?"
Feedback also was divided on my Twitter page (@byTimGraham).
While I think it would be worth the Bills' time to give Evans a tryout and see how he's running these days, I don't think it's feasible to bring him in at this stage.
The Bills traded him in the first place because they wanted to develop their younger receivers. They also thought he was too one-dimensional, and if his downfield speed has diminished, then what's the point of taking away somebody else's reps?
Jacksonville Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey saw it the same way for his team.
"He's not the same player, obviously, and that's normally the case when you're nine years out of it," Mularkey told Jaguars reporters Sunday. "He's just struggling getting in and out of breaks, and I think he felt the same way.
"It was probably best that he gets a chance to go with somebody else at this time of the year and give some of the younger guys more reps. There's probably eight or nine more reps that somebody else is going to get that can use it."
I'm not saying the Bills are all set at wide receiver, but I seriously doubt Evans is a better answer than someone already on the roster.


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(UPDATED) Free-agent tight end Fred Davis has decided to re-sign with the Washington Redskins, the team confirmed this morning.
Davis, a five-year veteran coming back from an Achilles tendon injury, agreed to a one-year deal.
Apparently, the prospect of putting up numbers with Robert Griffin III at quarterback was a bit more appealing than casting his lot with a rookie quarterback leading the Buffalo Bills' offense. The one-year agreement is not a surprise and looks like a wise move on Davis' part. Davis will hope to have a good year and parlay it into a better contract a year from now. Davis was suspended four games for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy in 2011. Another violation would bring him a year-long suspension.
Davis, a former second-round pick, has more downfield ability than average tight ends. He had 24 catches in just over seven games last season and 59 catches in 12 games in 2011.
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By Debby Woodin
JOPLIN, Mo. —
Joplin is being considered as a site for a satellite campus of the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. A decision on whether it will establish a school here is to be made in April.
Lisa Cambridge, director of public relations for KCUMB, said today that two people scouted Joplin last week on behalf of a task force the university has established on the question of whether to locate here.
"They were in Joplin looking at the possible options there are for any expansion of the KCUMB campus," she said.
They visited Missouri Southern State University, met with the city's contracted master developer, David Wallace, and visited with civic and business leaders, Cambridge said.
Pat Lipira, vice president of academic affairs at MSSU, said today, "The purpose of the trip was that they are doing a study to see if it would be feasible to have a satellite school here and, if so, where — on our campus or elsewhere."
Wallace, chief executive officer of Wallace Bajjali Development Partners, told the City Council on Jan. 14 that he was to make a presentation the next day to a school in regard to a proposal to build an education campus downtown. His firm has proposed to construct a medical school at Fourth and Main streets if the Joplin Public Library is moved to 20th Street and Connecticut Avenue.
Wallace could not be reached Thursday morning for comment.
KCUMB had previously held discussions with MSSU in 2009 and 2010 but those talks halted when a site for the medical school could not be agreed upon.


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Experience wonderful music in the Methodist Church of Ponte Sant'Angelo, an inspiring venue, just on the opposite side of the river Tiber facing the amasing Castel Sant'Angelo, near the Vatican.
During the festivity days, you can enjoy at the end of the concert a glass of wine together with the musicians!
The performing musicians are all high level professionals who cooperate with important Institutions as the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, the Teatro alla Scala of Milan, the Orchestra of the Teatro San Carlo of Naples and that play in prestigious national and international music festivals in Paris, London, Madrid, Berlin, New York and Prague.
Saturday February 15, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Brahms & Schubert for Cello
Marco Algenti cello
Lisa Francese Taeschner piano
J. Brahms: Sonata e minor op. 38 n. 1
F. Schubert: Sonata Arpeggione
P. I Tschaikowsky: valse sentimental
Saturday February 22, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Marco Veneziani piano recital
L. van Beethoven: Sonata in la maggiore Op. 101
R. Schumann: Arabeske Op.18
F. Liszt: Funérailles, Octobre 1849
(Harmonies Poétiques et Religieuses/ No.7)
F. Chopin: Fantasia in fa minor Op. 49
Saturday March 1, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Sixteen Strings Cello Quartet & Francesco Peverini, violin
Music by R.Wagner, G. F. Telemann, A. Vivaldi
G. Pugnani: Preludio e Allegro
Saturday March 8, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Michelangelo Carbonara piano recital
Beethoven Sonatas and Symponies for piano
Saturday March 15, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
The romantic Violin
Lukas Lyubas-Jong Kwan Park
Violin and piano
J. Brahms: Sonata No.3 d-moll
C.Debussy : Claire de Lune
F. Kreisler : Schöne Rosmarin - Liebesleid - Tambourin Chinois
N. Paganini: Caprice No.24
Wienawsky: Scherzo Tarantelle
P. de Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen
Saturday March 22, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
From Austria to Brazil with Love
Joao Tavares Filho piano recital
L. van Beethoven - Sonata op. 53 n. 21 (Waldstein)
F. Chopin - Scherzo op. 31 n. 2
F. Liszt - Studio da concerto n. 3 (Un Sospiro)
B. Bartok - Danza Rumena op. 8a n. 1
A. Ginastera - Danze Argentine
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Saturday March 29, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Brahms and Rachmaninoff for cello
Kyung Mi Lee cello
Michelangelo Carbonara piano
J. Brahms Sonata op. 99
S. Rachmaninoff: Sonata for cello and piano
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Schubert Impromptus
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F. Schubert: Improvvisi op. 90 e op. 142
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David Greiner bariton
Marina Cesarale piano
Saturday April 19, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
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Friday April 25, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Cello Trio in Concert
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Francesco Sorrentino - cellos
Music by J. S. Bach: Cantatas,
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Mauro Arbusti piano
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Saturday May 10, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
Beethoven & Schubert for Cello
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Lisa Francese Taeschner piano
L. van Beethoven: Sonata op. 69
F. Schubert: Sonata Arpeggione
P. I Tschaikowsky: valse sentimental
Saturday May 17, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
R. Schumann: 'Dichterliebe'
David Greiner baritono
Marina Cesarale pianoforte
Saturday May 24, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
R. Schumann: Kreisleriana e Kinderszenen
Sebastiano Brusco piano recital
Saturday May 31, 2014 - 8.30 p.m.
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Daniela Petracchi, Adriano Ancarani,
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Allenstown, N.H. — William H. Rogers, of Allenstown, N.H., died October 1, 2012. He was born in Concord, Mass. on June 6, 1929. He was the son of the Late E. Stuart Rogers and the late Bertha A. Rogers.
He was a graduate of Somerville High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a masters of education from Northeastern University.
He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict and served as past Commander of the Disabled American Veterans Hannah Dustin Chapter #20 and was a member of the Korean War Veterans Post # 288-294 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
He was also past member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, MTA-NEA and the Maine Traffic Club and a past president of the Andover Church Basketball League.
After leaving Wang Labs, he taught at the Middlesex Community College and Northern Essex Community College.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Shirley (Hamel) Rogers; daughter, Gail H. Privitera and her husband David; a son, John B. Rogers and a daughter Nancy A. Rogers; five grandchildren, Arianna and Sheridan Rogers of Lowell, Carla and Nicholas Privitera of Georgetown, and Jason Williams of Methuen; two great grandchildren, Isabella and Benjamin Williams; and two brothers, E. Stuart Rogers of Albuquerque, N.M., and Clark A. Rogers of Bufton, S.C.
He was predeceased by one brother John W. Rogers of Hyannis.
ARRANGEMENTS: A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, October 5 at 10 a.m. at Christ Church, 25 Central Street, Andover, Mass.
Graveside services will be held at a later date at the NH State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Wounded Warriors Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, Kansas 66675.
The Bennett Funeral Home of Concord, NH is in charge of the arrangements.
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By Michael Kinney
The Norman Transcript
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Thunder wanted to extinguish all hope. Despite holding a two-game lead, they wanted to send the Rockets packing as quickly as possible.
Houston had different plans. The eighth-seeded in the West defeated Oklahoma City 107-100 Wednesday at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
The Thunder still lead the best-of-seven series 3-2, but all the momentum now resides with the Rockets, who have won two in a row. Game 6 is Friday in Houston.
"I want to play tomorrow," Houston's Francisco Garcia said. "We are ready to play. Ready to play them Friday. Everybody is hyped right now. We want to go back home and get this thing going."
Trailing by 16 in the fourth quarter, Oklahoma City started to foul Omer Asik intentionally to send him to the free-throw line. The strategy worked for a period as the Thunder got to within six.
However, once Oklahoma City stopped making baskets, Asik began to knock down his free throws, and he gave Houston a 104-94 lead with 2:15 left in the game.
After the Rockets got a defensive stop, Chandler Parsons drained a 3-pointer to put the Thunder away.
"We had the lead and they just fouled me," Asik said. "I just tried to knock down the free throws. I missed some. But I made some. I'm happy we won the game. I just didn't think too much. Because we had the lead, I was relaxed. I just shot the ball."
Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks said they may stayed with the fouling strategy too long. But since his defense was unable to get stops, it was the only option left to them.
"Give them credit, they came out and played lights out," Brooks said. "They shot the ball so well. Some were contested. Some were not contested. We didn't matchup in transition. But we have to do a better job. We gave up two 30 point plus quarters."
Led By James harden and his 31 points, six players reached double figures in scoring for Houston. Asik had 21 points and 11 rebounds, and he finished 13-for-18 from the line. Francisco Garcia added 18 points, while Patrick Beverley scored 14 points and grabbed eight rebounds.
Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant had a game-high 36 points to go along with seven assists, seven rebounds and only three turnovers. However, he was held scoreless in the fourth quarter. Reggie Jackson scored 20 points on 7-for 15 shooting, and Serge Ibaka pitched in with 14 points and nine rebounds. Kevin Martin shot 1-for-10 and was held to three points.
Houston started the night with the same game plan it has employed the entire series. The Rockets wanted to take the ball out of Durant's hands and make someone else beat them. That left wide-open shots for the likes of Jackson, Martin and Ibaka.
Unfortunately for the Thunder, they were not hitting their outside shots early. They began the game 1-for-12 from 3-point range. Martin was particularly ineffective, missing his first six shots from the field.
"It's on me to give him confidence," Durant said of Martin. "I have to find him throughout the game. I had the ball so much, sometimes he gets lost in the game. And that's my fault. So I have to do a better job of getting him the ball and putting him in a position to succeed."
Houston pushed its lead to 38-30 behind the play of Garcia. Not only was he providing unexpected points, but his tenacious defense had begun to bother Durant.
With the perimeter shots not falling, Oklahoma City used defense to get back into the contest. Along with Ibaka in the paint, the effort was keyed by DeAndre Liggins, who came off the bench and attached himself to Parsons and at times Beverley.
Despite that, the Rockets held a 50-43 halftime advantage.
As it has in the past three games, Houston came out of halftime rolling. Harden attacked the front of the rim at will, and Oklahoma City seemed powerless to stop him, despite having the league leader in blocked shots, Ibaka.
Houston took a 87-75 advantage in to the fourth quarter and held on the rest of the game.
Even though the Thunder reached 100 points, they were not happy with their offensive flow. Playing without Russell Westbrook, they are waiting for someone else to step up and be that consistent second scorer.
"(Houston) doesn't really care about anybody else on the team," Durant said. "When I have the ball, it's like four guys guarding me sometimes. I have to make the pass. Tonight, we didn't make some shots. But I trust we are going to make those wide open ones. I have faith we are going to make those shots."
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Deus ex machina
For a series about one man's, perhaps misguided, faith, it was appropriate that "Big Love" ended with a deus ex machina, a phrase that literally means god out of the machine.
The phrase represents the out of the blue solution to an unsolvable problem and that is what the HBO series faced with its portrait of the sympathetic and sincere polygamist played by Bill Paxton, and how the series' final episode ended. If you saw it, you know and if you didn't I won't reveal what happened.
This past season the character and his three wives - played by Chloe Sevigny, Ginnifer Goodwin and Jeanne Tripplehorn - faced a string of Job like personal crises, the most dramatic of which was the bold public revelation by Paxton's state senator that he was a polygamist, in order to put a family next door face on the practice.
His attempt to mainstream the practice backfired in countless ways, and in the end the character lost everything. Go here to read my earlier story on the history of polygamy and its biblical precedents.
Some complained that the series developed a tin ear this season, that the plots were broad and the characters acted, well, out of character. The finale will draw similar criticism; in fact it was so obvious I should have seen it coming. Paxton's character was central but the show was also about the women's search for their identities. And while the finale put a period at the end of the series' five year run, it did so by allowing them to blossom.
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In a historic repeat of the corresponding Sunday in 2006 when South African surfers won international titles in Japan and England, the country's surf stars claimed victories in Bali and Spain and a top four finish in Japan yesterday to firmly re-establish SA's credentials as a major surfing power.
First David Weare (Durban) charged into third place in the 6 Star rated, R825 000 Yumeya Billabong Pro Tahara before 16 year-old Shaun Joubert (Mossel Bay) captured the Under 17 title in the Billabong Bali 'Occy' Grom Comp and was runner-up in the U20 Billabong Pro Junior Series in Bali and then Josch Schmeltzer (Westville) won the Island Style Pro Junior in Spain.
Weare, the winner of the Rip Curl Boardmasters title in Newquay, England, last year, rocketed himself back into contention for a return to the elite Foster's ASP World Tour in 2008, defeating a slew of the world's best surfers before his progress was halted in the semi-finals in Japan by eventual winner, World Tour rookie Gabe Kling (Florida, USA).
Ousting defending event champion and compatriot Royden Bryson (East London) in the round of 16, Weare went on to earn R31 000 and more importantly, 1 875 invaluable ASP World Qualifying Series (WQS) ratings points which saw him leapfrog from 31st to 13th on the WQS rankings.
He now joins Jordy Smith (Durban), who placed equal 25th in Japan to slip from second to third on the WQS leaderboard, amongst the top 15 who automatically qualify for the top level tour at yearend. Bryson's fifth place in the US Open in California last week and ninth place in Japan have seen him move from 60th to 37th in the space of two weeks.
Joubert, the reigning Billabong Junior Series U16 champion, elected to miss the fourth of five stops on SA's premier surf junior surf circuit at Victoria Bay next weekend when he was invited by his sponsors to compete in the Billabong events in Bali and then go on a 10 day surf trip to Sumbawa Island with fellow rising stars Dean Bowen, Nick Vasicek (both Australia) and New Zealand's Matt Hewitt.
The Southern Cape schoolboy who already has a pair of third place finishes in international events in Brazil and France on an impressive resume, utilised his trademark high risk aerial manoeuvres to post an 18.17 out of 20 point heat total, that included a near perfect 9.67 point ride, to easily win the U17 Grom Comp title.
After defeating Bowen, the 2006 international Quiksilver King of the Groms, in the semis of the U20 event, and competing in his fifth heat of the day, Joubert could not match current Australian Pro Junior No.2 Heath Joske in the final held in excellent 1.5 metre (4 foot) waves at Canggu on Bali
"I'm happy with my win in the Occy Grom Comp," said Joubert. "It would have been good to take the pro-junior as well but Heath out surfed me. He was just too good."
Meanwhile Schmeltzer, competing on a German passport in the internationally rated Island Style Pro Junior at Sopelana in the Basque region of Spain, defeated the cream of Europe's U20 surfers in the final held in disorganised 1.3 to 1.6 metre (4-5 foot) waves.
The powerfully built KwaZulu-Natalian came into the event unseeded and squeaked through his trials heat in second place before posting heat victories in the first two rounds. Three successive second places, including the semifinal, were crowned by victory over Nicolas Von Rupp (GER), Tim Stevenson (AUS) and Jean Sebastien Estienne (GLP) in the final where Schmeltzer earned the heat's highest score of 8.83 for his top ride.


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Kate Stauffer has been around swimming for longer than she can remember.
"I went to my first swim meet when I was 3 weeks old," she said.
In the early years, she was a spectator at her older sister Ali's swim meets. Ali Stauffer, who is seven years older, was a four-time state qualifier for Joplin High School.
Kate remembers watching Ali at the state competitions. Now it's her turn.
The Joplin Eagles sophomore will compete in the 50-yard freestyle and the 100-yard freestyle at the 2013 MSHSAA girls state swimming championships this weekend at St. Peters, Mo.
Kate began swimming competitively at age 7 and said her older sister, who earned all-conference honors at Missouri State, has always served as a mentor.
"She's helped me through a lot," Kate said. "She's been a role model. ... She swam in college, and it's my goal to swim in college."
Still, Kate has her eyes on Ali's school record of 25.31 seconds in the 50-yard freestyle. Kate enters as the 18th seed with a time of 25.41 seconds. The top 16 from Friday's preliminaries advance to finals on Saturday. A 25.31 would likely get her in the finals. Glendale junior Nikki Sisson holds the top qualifying time in the event at 24.42 seconds.
"I would like to make the top 16 in the 50 free, and to beat my sister's school record in the 50 free would be nice, too," Kate said. "Her record is 25.31. I'd like to go about 25.1."
Kate is seeded 34th in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 56.15 seconds.
"I just hope she will swim her heart out," Joplin coach Blair Dance said. "She's been working really hard this season for those state times. In her 50 free, she's right on the border for qualifying for the final day, so we're hoping she can do that."
Dance said that even making it to state is a great accomplishment as the qualifying times become increasingly difficult and there is only one classification in swimming.
"Each year, the times get faster and faster," Dance said. "I know from when I was swimming six years ago, the times have gotten even faster. It becomes tougher to qualify. ... It's the best of the best in Missouri, so just being able to swim with them is pretty cool."
Kate, who qualified for state on two relays as a freshman, said the experience will help.
"It does, because I was really nervous as a freshman," she said. "They were all juniors and seniors. This year I know I've been there and have the experience."
Kate also feels good knowing her sister will be in attendance.
"She'll be there," Kate said. "I'm very excited."
Carthage's Housh and Nevada's Reichard qualify
Carthage sophomore Mercy Housh and Nevada junior Grace Reichard also will be representing Southwest Missouri in this weekend's state swimming meet at St. Peters.
Housh, who holds four individual school records at Carthage, will compete in the 200-yard IM and the 500-yard freestyle.
She is seeded 21st in the 200 IM with a time of 2:16.22. The 16th-best qualifying time is 2:14.93.
Housh enters with the 17th-best qualfying time in the 500-yard freestyle at 5:24.71.
"Her best chance of making finals is in the 500 freestyle," Carthage coach Braden McBride said. "She tends to be more of a distance swimmer. She's got a good chance of making finals."
Reichard will compete in the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard breaststroke. She enters with the ninth-best qualifying time in the 200 freestyle at 1:58.29 and the 12th-best in the breastroke at 1:10.61.
Joplin's Stauffer said the three are friends and will root for each other this weekend.
"We're going to go together as one big team," Stauffer said.


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After days of speculation, there are now reports that Texas Longhorns offensive tackle signee Desmond Harrison has gotten into Texas. What does it mean?
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