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Delta Leland TempAssure Shower Package CH Chrome with Shower Head, Diverter Trim, Wall Mount Hand Shower, 3 Body Sprays and Wall Supply
Technical Specs
|Installation Guide
|Specification Sheet
|Bodysprays Included
|Country Of Origin
|Diverter Included
|Diverter Location
|Wall Mounted
|Faucet Type
|Shower Faucet
|Flow Rate (GPM)
|Handle Material
|Handle Style
|Handles Included
|Single Function
|Handshower Included
|Hose Included
|Hose Length
|Installation Type
|Wall Mounted
|Made in America
|Mounting Type
|Wall Mounted
|Number Of Bodysprays
|Number Of Handles
|Pressure Balanced
|Product Weight
|Single Function
|Showerhead Height
|Showerhead Width
|Slide Bar Included
|Spray Pattern
|Spray Settings
|Touch Clean
|Valve Included
|Volume Control
|Wall Supply Included
Delta Leland TempAssure Shower Package Includes:
- Leland TempAssure 17T Series Shower Trim with Shower Head (T17T278)
- 6 Setting Diverter Trim (T11900)
- Wall Mount Hand Shower (55020)
- 3 Body Sprays (50102)
- Diverter Rough-In Valve (R11000)
- Wall Supply Elbow (50560)
- Mixing Rough-In Valve (R10000-UNWSHF)
Delta Leland TempAssure Shower Package Features:
- Thermostatic Valve Trim Features:
- TempAssure 17T thermostatic valve cartridge
- Thermostatic wax element maintains the outlet temperature to +/-3°F
- Back-to-back installation capable
- Lever volume control handle, temperature adjustment dial
- Graphics indicate hot/cold temperature adjustment
- Field adjustable to limit rotation into hot water zone
- All parts are replaceable from the front of the valve
- Adjusts for up to 1" wall thickness
- Diverter Trim Features:
- Six function diverter: 3 individual positions, 3 shared positions
- 1/2" rough-in
- Wall Mount Hand Shower Features:
- Single Function Hand Shower
- 69" long hose for a long reach within the shower
- Hose is constructed from flexible plastic in matching finish to avoid scalding
- Includes hand shower wall mount
- Certified dual check valves
- 2.0gpm @ 80psi
- Body Spray Features:
- Adjusts 30 degrees up and down
- Solid brass construction
- Matching finish spray face
- Touch-Clean nubs
- 1/2" Rough-In
- 2.0gpm @ 80psi
- Wall Elbow Features:
- 90° wall elbow
- Solid brass construction
- 1/2" female NPT inlet
- 1/2" male NPSM outlet for connecting to shower hose
- Personal shower wall supply
- Diverter Rough-In Features:
- Three port diverter rough-in valve
- For use with 3 or 6 function diverters
- Forged brass body
Delta Smart Features:
- ADA Compliant: Some people, and some local codes, require fixtures that are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. If someone may visit who has special needs, or if you believe future buyers might appreciate this feature, this shower package meets those specifications.
- MultiChoice Valve: Flexibility is the big benefit of the MultiChoice Universal Valve. Once the MultiChoice rough is installed, future shower function upgrades or style changes can easily be made without altering the plumbing behind the wall.
- TempAssure: TempAssure Thermostatic valves monitor the temperature of the water and adjust the mix automatically to maintain precise temperature control and to keep the water temperature in your shower within a safe +/- 3°F.
- With Volume Control: This Smart Feature provides separate controls for the temperature and volume, allowing you to set the temperature and keep it consistent shower after shower.
- Touch Clean Technology: Only Delta faucets are equipped with Touch-Clean soft, rubber nubbins that allow you to easily wipe away calcium and lime build-up with the touch of a finger.
Delta Leland TempAssure Shower Package Specifications
- Thermostatic Trim Dimensions: 7-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H
- Valve Type: Thermostatic cartridge
- Diverter Trim Dimensions: 4-1/2"W x 4-1/2"H
- Hand Shower Flow Rate: 2.0gpm @ 80psi
- Body Spray Flow Rate: 2.0 gpm @ 80psi
Additional Notes:
Do you like this shower system, but would like to make minor changes to it? Maybe you would like to add a body spray or another shower head? For any questions regarding changes to the configuration of this shower system, please visit our contact page or get in touch with one of our experts by calling the number at the top of this page.
Additional Delta Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Delta Products
- Shop All Delta Leland Collection Products
Our SKU: Leland TempAssure Shower Package
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Leland TempAssure Shower Package SS
Brilliance Stainless
- Leland TempAssure Shower Package CH
- Leland TempAssure Shower Package RB
Venetian Bronze
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
Can I purchase just the diverter trim & valve and the hand shower from the Leland Collection?
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Warranty Info
With Delta® Faucet Company, you can be sure you're getting products of the highest quality.
All parts and finishes of the Delta faucet are warranted to the original consumer purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home. Delta recommends using a professional plumber for all installation and repair. Delta will replace, FREE OF CHARGE, during the warranty period, any part or finish that proves defective in material and/or workmanship under normal installation, use and service.
This number is for customer use only : Customer Direct Replacement parts may be obtained by calling 1-800-345-DELTA (3358) or by writing:
- Delta Faucet Company Product Services
55 E. 111th Street Indianapolis, IN 46280
Labor charges and/or damage incurred in installation, repair, or replacement, as well as any other kind of loss or damage are excluded.
Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) from the original consumer purchaser must be made available to Delta for all warranty claims.
This is the exclusive warranty by delta faucet company, which does not make any other warranty of any kind, including the implied warranty of merchantability.
This warranty excludes all industrial, commercial and business usage, of faucets whose purchasers are hereby extended a five-year limited warranty from the date of purchase, with all other terms of this warranty applying except the duration of the warranty. This warranty is applicable only to Delta faucets manufactured after January 1, 1995.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Any damages to this faucet as a result of misuse, abuse, or neglect or any use of other than genuine Delta replacement parts WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. It applies only to Delta faucets installed in the United States of America, Canada and Mexico.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding our warranty plan, please e-mail us, or call 1-800-345-DELTA (3358).
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When nearly 200 people are stomping their feet in unison to your music, a drummer is probably not an essential percussive component to your band. And for The Ghost of Paul Revere, that just so happens to be exactly the kind of arrangement that works. Last Saturday, the band celebrated the release of their debut EP 'North' with a rollicking show at the Empire Dine and Dance that had everyone on their feet, singing, clapping, and most importantly, stomping along to their gorgeous blend of bluegrass, folk and good old fashioned rock and roll.
Simply put, this band is one to see live.
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Seated at a sun-washed table near the water, Amanda Ibasfalean smiled, mingled and gracefully sipped Key lime soda at the recent 13th annual Sarasota Film Festival Kick-Off Party.
She wore a smart, black dress and despite feeling anxious and perhaps a bit out of place, acted at ease when approached by an out-of-town reporter.
The title is Derby Girls: Inside the Bradentucky Bombers, Ibasfalean told the woman. Its a short about a real roller derby team here, well, in Bradenton. Its part of the Through Womens Eyes series.
Really? the reporter replied with a grin.
Their conversation continued.
Held on a gorgeous afternoon at a prime Selby Gardens spot overlooking Sarasota Bay, the fancy food and drinks.
DJs provided hip background music.
Select sponsors, media and filmmakers were invited to get acquainted.
Festival chief Mark Famigilio, main programmer Tom Hall and other organizers addressed the audience.
It was overwhelming, Ibasfalean said later. I was really nervous about that party and branching out into unknown territory -- I had never been to anything like that.
Im realizing more and more what a big deal the Sarasota Film Festival is. Just going to that party and seeing all these photographers and talking to people who have flown in for the same thing Im there for. All of them and me and my little movie I made on no budget.
Ibasfalean wrote, directed and edited the 9-minute documentary Derby Girls: Inside the Bradentucky Bombers. Her debut movie, it has been chosen as one of only six pictures to be shown as part of the hour-long Through Womens Eyes shorts program. Derby Girls will be screened at Regal Cinemas Hollywood 20 in Sarasota at 3:30 p.m. April 9 and 1:45 p.m. April 13.
The feature-length films of the Through Womens Eyes series include Miss Representation. A documentary about the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America, Geena Davis can be seen in the movie alongside the likes of Condoleezza Rice, Katie Couric, Jane Fonda and numerous other luminaries. Davis will be at the festival to accept the Impact Award for her Academy Award-winning film work and gender equality activism. She will also attend the April 16 screening of Miss Representation, playing at the same theater at Regal Cinemas as Derby Girls does the week before.
Im so honored to be included in Through Womens Eyes, Ibasfalean said. I love anything thats about empowering women.
Strong women rolling for a strong community, reads the Bradentucky Bombers slogan. Its an attitude Ibasfalean captured in her documentary, which shows the team members being as dedicated to charity and their children as they are to winning bouts.
The Bombers pluck and determination seems to have rubbed off on Ibasfalean.
A lifetime local whose family members have been important players in the Cortez fishing village for more than half a century, the 31-year-old didnt know what she wanted to be when she graduated from Manatee High School.
She left scholastics behind following a brief stint at Manatee Community College.
Ibasfalean spent the next decade waiting tables, working in a tattoo parlor, at a security services agency and running a cleaning company.
In my 20s it was OK to be a little irresponsible, Ibasfalean said. But now Im starting to settle down. It took until I was 30 to figure out what I wanted to be.
An invitation to live at home rent free on the condition she return to the State College of Florida, led Ibasfalean into filmmaking.
Looking through the catalogue I saw a history of film class, Ibasfalean said. That made a huge impression on me.
She took several more classes taught by Film and Media Studies Associate Professor Del Jacobs. The post-production aspect of the motion picture making process fascinated her.
Thats when I the got idea about being a film editor and being behind the scenes and the marvelous, manipulation of film, Ibasfalean said. I love that and hope to make a career of it.
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I'm directionally challenged .. and a klutz ... so I would have to do the chops challenge for those reasons. I would also consider it kinda like a rest period in that you are just standing there picking up those stamps, not exerting yourself walking/carrying the stuff.
Did anyone catch Brent's "it's huge, just like everything else"? Most of the time I'd but this time I ed
It comes down to this. Come oooooon little bros!!!
If you are going one shelf at a time and picking each one up, how can you miss one?
The duhtectives have made several dumb mistakes. They deserve to be last. They've had multiple chances to move ahead this leg.
Those who never succeed themselves are always the first to tell you how.
nail bitter ... aurgh!!! go brothers!!!!!
little brothers!!!!!!
Note to little brothers - if you want your cabbie to help you, don't act like total jerks in the back seat. He can see your facial expressions.
They totally lucked out on that....
Little Brothers made it by the hair of their chinny chin chins.
Go Cowboys next week. Don't let Brent and Caite win.
Those who never succeed themselves are always the first to tell you how.
What "gameplan" did the brothers have? Taxi seat abuse?
Later duhtectives.
Thank god it worked out this way as that speed bump was a joke and the other three earned their place last week.
Tessa and Scott: Thank you
Woo hoo!! So glad to see both sets of brothers in the final!
It almost makes up for having to put up with more Caite and Brent. Almost ...
Go Cowboys for the win!!! I can't stand Brent and Caite and found li'l bros beyond annoying this leg...
at the 4 of them on that bridge w/ binoculars and then going to look at 2 random
coats left on a sign....
Pulling for the Cowboys with Brent/Caite as my second choice. The lil bros are whiners and really bug me.
I wanted both the little bros and the duhtectives eliminated today.
Go cowboys FTW!
Still rooting for anyone except Brent and Caite. She's a royal pain. Hint to Caite: Intelligent people don't have to keep telling the rest of the world how smart they are. It's usually pretty obvious.
I'm not too mad at Dan about his taxi/language barrier frustration. Honest emotion, I guess. He and Jordan are usually so nice and supportive of each other. Glad they made it to the end.
The Duhtectives deserved elimination for their participation in the Carol/Brandy yield. Maybe they'd still be in it if they had talked Brent and Caite into yielding another team.
Loving the Cowboys. This season has been well worth watching for them alone. Their reaction to Brent having to go to the bathroom and having to beg witch Caite for permission was priceless.
The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are--Joseph Campbell
Brent pretty much said in the episode that Caite could not stay and keep looking while he went to the loo.
I didn't realize that Caite was that pageant dimwit until this ep (I missed the first several weeks of this season). Now I understand her comments last week about all her "haters". I just thought she knew that people would hate her based on how she behaved on this show Anyway, it's amusing that she thinks she will change peoples' minds about her level of intelligence - but I guess she set the bar so low with that pageant answer that there's nowhere to go but up
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Couldn't stand JorDan this week. It's very unfortunate that they're still in the race. At least the detectives had a good attitude throughout. Go Jet & Cord for the $1 million!!
I'm totally rooting for the cowboys. The models? Blech. Little brothers? Blech. I mean, they're so inept they can't figure out how to find the bridge, they look for 2 hours and then their strategy is to hope the detectives can find it for them. They don't deserve to win, IMO. The detectives didn't bother me too much this episode, and it doesn't really bother me that they got the models to u-turn the "mean lesbians," who were themselves kind of obnoxious at times.
So the cowboys are the only ones left I can root for. I'm hoping that doesn't mean they don't win!


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Crystal Palace have rejected Bolton Wanderers' request to speak to Dougie Freedman.
The Scot has been linked heavily with a move to Bolton Wanderers, and Palace confirmed their Championship rivals had made an approach.
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Bolton caretaker boss Jimmy Phillips told the Croydon Guardian's sister paper in Bolton, The Bolton News, that chairman Phil Gartside had been in touch with Crystal Palace.
He said: "We had the players in training on Sunday and the chairman came in to say he's had contact with Crystal Palace to speak to Dougie Freedman.
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I'm a feature-writer at Forbes and a senior editor at ForbesLife
This article appears in the August 6th issue of Forbes.
Jerry Murrell says it's time for lunch, and he knows exactly the place to go. The 68-year-old founder and chief executive of the brightest star in the restaurant industry jumps into his blue Ford pickup parked at the company's headquarters, a redbrick building in an unremarkable office park hard by Interstate 95 in Lorton, Va. He negotiates the back roads of the town—once home to a 10,000-inmate correctional facility—to a strip mall, which, of course, has one of his restaurants, Five Guys Burgers and Fries. He ambles in and, without glancing at the sparse menu he personally designed, orders a burger and some fries.
The staff—a gaggle of twentysomethings—is jumpy, deferentially calling him "Mr. Murrell." They have reason to be nervous. For the past two days this store, along with a dozen others, has been involved in an intense "fry calibration" class led by Murrell's third-eldest son, Chad, who has drilled them on the proper mix of starch, water and temperature needed to create the perfect french fry (Murrell believes cooking is about feel; there are no timers in his restaurants). "Fries are much harder than burgers," says Murrell. "We work day and night on them, all the damn time."
Such are the problems of being the fastest-growing restaurant chain in the U.S., which has doubled its number of stores since 2009. Murrell initially had the idea for a higher-quality burger restaurant back in 1986, as a way to keep his family nearby and, perhaps, make a little money on the side. He has succeeded grandly on both counts. He, his wife and all five of his sons (the "five guys") work for the company, live within 20 minutes of one another and vacation together every summer. And the money? The private burger chain has 1,039 stores open in the U.S. and Canada, and another 1,500 committed to build. Since 2006 the company has grown 792%, according to Technomic, a Chicago-based food industry research group. (Its nearest competitor is Jimmy John's, which grew 241% over the same period and has 1,329 stores.) Five Guys, with a mix of company-owned (200) and franchised (839) stores, has sold out all of its franchise rights in North America. The entire chain, including sales at the franchises, will surpass $1 billion in revenues this year, up from $950 million in 2011. Corporate revenues, from company-owned stores and franchise fees, will be roughly $275 million, with a cash flow of $50 million.
The seven Murrells each own equal shares of the company, which add up to 75%. Miller Investment Management, a boutique Philadelphia firm, owns 20% of the company, and a few of Murrell's school buddies own the remaining 5%. The company is worth an estimated $500 million, which puts the Murrells' stake somewhere around $375 million. Not a bad return on an initial investment of less than $70,000.
Five Guys rules what's known as the "better burger" category (hamburgers in the $8 range) of fast-casual restaurants, a $2.2 billion segment that grew 16% last year. (Five Guys represents nearly half of the segment.) The entire burger category is a $40 billion industry in the U.S., dominated by McDonald's, Burger King Burger King and Wendy's. Growth there has been slower, at 3.2% last year. Should McDonald's and the others be worried about Five Guys? "We could never compete with them on price," says Murrell. Still, the big boys have taken notice. Both McDonald's and Burger King have introduced burgers made with higher-quality Angus beef, moves Darren Tristano, an analyst at Technomic, views as a direct response to the "better burger" chains. "Five Guys' burger is better than McDonald's," says Tristano. "Americans have always fallen in love with a better product."
But still, there are those damned fries. Murrell sits at the table in the Lorton Five Guys and cracks open a few peanuts as he awaits his meal. When it arrives he digs into the brown paper bag for a fry. He scrutinizes it, holding it between forefinger and thumb. Then he takes a bite. After a few slow chews he nods his head. "Not bad."
Murrell was born and raised in a middle-class family in Alpena, Mich. His father "wasn't around much," says Murrell, and had an aimless professional career, doing stints in a car factory and as a stunt pilot. His mother was the opposite, a diligent saleswoman for Stanley Home Products, a sort of Amway for brushes, mops and household cleaners. Murrell took to food early in life. "When I was a kid I'd wake up early on summer mornings, ride my bike to the brook and catch a bunch of trout and cook them up for breakfast," he says.
But any ambition he had in the food world was put on the back burner. "My mother always told me that if I didn't study, I'd be flipping burgers somewhere," says Murrell. "Little did she know." He went to Alpena Community College for two years, then to the University of Michigan, where he took a job running a fraternity house kitchen to help pay tuition. (His father died while he was in college.) He graduated in 1967 and, though he says his "heart wasn't into it," took a job with AXA Equitable.
Murrell then went through some calamitous years. He got married and had three sons (Jim, Matt and Chad). His mother died. He got divorced and shared custody of the boys. In 1974 he and his sons moved to northern Virginia. There he met a woman named Janie Androsik. They married in 1981. Two years later they had their first son, Ben.
A great success story!
A British version of Five Guys?? Brilliant!
Wait..wait… "Five Chaps, Burgers and Chips"? (TM)
Went there a few weeks ago & was surprised to see no one else in front of us in line. & then, about twenty people came in, in about ten minutes. The food there is so good it's nuts. There is no way that this place can lose. I live in Washington State, & we've never seen food this good before in a burger place. Hmm, kind of makes me hungry…
Five Guys has just opened 1 mile east of the Strip of Las Vegas near the UNLV campus. They are located in the Target shopping center which is one of the few in the area that isn't half empty. There is also a Walgreens and Dollar Tree. Let's keep our fingers crossed they do well.
WAY overpriced….good stuff but 13.00 for a burger, fries and drink…get the same thing at the Habit, same quailty for $8.00. Five Guys are just a fad…..the one by me is NEVER full anymore…people want value not to get financially ass-raped for a burger combo.
One Heck of an inspirational story totally worth the read on Forbes.
The hurdles they faced seem so original and out of real experience..giving a reality check to growing this big. Running it with family must be a challenge itself and a strength alongside.
My chief complaint is that Five Guys words its menu so as to cause customers to over-order. All other burger chains have their flagship/basic burger as a single and if you want two patties then its a double (e.g., the Double Quarter Pounder, or the Double Whopper, etc.).
At Five Guys, the "basic" is a double. If you want a lower-priced single, you order the"little" burger, psychologically intimidating the customer to order the larger one.
Let's face it, hamburgers are not good for you. As a heart attack victim, I have been advised to avoid them (but sometimes I cheat). Five Guys encourages more double meat orders.


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mint wrote:Can Mara or any demon directly or indirectly cause or influence a person to perform unskillful, unvirtuous deeds?
Do Mara and the demons have a recognizable conventional existence? or are Mara and the demons ourselves - our mind? Please elaborate, if you can.
Some of them have a purpose - some are just a nuisance.


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(February 27, 2013) Dubai UAE - Top seeds Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer have reached the quarterfinals of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on Wednesday. Djokovic defeated Roberto Bautista Agut 6-1, 7-6(7-4) and Federer beat Marcel Granollers 6-3 6-4.
Djokovic took charge right from the start, breaking his opponent's serve in the first game and dominating right up until when he served for the match at 5-3.
The Spaniard then staged a late surge, breaking Djokovic and then saving four match points before leveling at 5-5 in a marathon 24-point game.
"I think I played really, really well and a high level throughout most of the match," said Djokovic. "And then I had another poor game like yesterday towards the end when I needed to close it out.
"(At) 5‑4 he served well, he fought his way through, and I have to give him credit for that. But generally I'm feeling quite confident on the court, which is a good thing."
Federer's road to victory was a little smoother. Just one break of serve decided the opening set as the number two seed broke at love to lead 4-2.
Federer then broke to lead 3-2 in the second set but had to fight off a total of three break points in his next two service games before securing victory. Still, he felt more comfortable than he had in his first round match.
"I think I was sharper today," said Federer. "I had a more clear plan now. I knew what I could and couldn't do. I was a bit more confident overall. I knew what I wanted to do and I was able to do it, so I'm happy."
Tomas Berdych earned a 7-5, 6-1 victory over Tobias Kamke, but the number three seed had to overcome an early onslaught, fighting off two break points to hold serve for 1-0 and another two to hold for 2-1. Then, despite breaking to lead 4-2, he dropped his own serve in the next game.
Berdych broke serve again to lead 5-3 but he failed to serve out the set, and he was also unable to win two set points on his opponent's serve at 5-4. Eventually, at 6-5, he took the set on his sixth set point.
The second set began the same way as the first with Berdych having to save two break points, and after taking a 2-0 lead he had to hold off a further break point to hold for 3-0 before finally coasting to victory.
"I was struggling a bit with the conditions, because it's still kind of my first days here," said Berdych, who contested the Marseilles final on Sunday. "Even though I had a match yesterday it was yesterday night, and always the night matches help, you know, when you come and transition from indoors to outdoors."
Juan Martin Del Potro had needed to save three match points in his previous match but this time he enjoyed a far more comfortable 6-4, 6-4 win over Somdev Devverman.
"I think I played better than yesterday," said Del Potro. "I was solid with my serve, and I make few mistakes with my backhand. On my forehands, when we make the rallies on the baseline I played solid.
"I didn't lose my serve during the match. That gives me confidence for my next match tomorrow."
Russian eighth seed and two-time former finalist Mikhail Youzhny, after struggling in his opening match, was beaten 6-4 6-4 by qualifier Daniel Brands.
The German held seven break points in the opening set but broke just once to lead 5-4 with the aid of two double faults, and Brands broke again with his third break point of the second set to lead 1-0.
Although Youzhny levelled at 2-2 he dropped his serve again in the following game and Brands went on to claim the match by dropping just three points in his last three service games.
Nikolay Davydenko followed up his win over sixth seed Janko Tipsarevic by beating Victor Hanescu 6-4 7-6 (7-2), seventh seed Andrea Seppi beat Lukas Rosol 6-4 7-6(7-4) and Dmitry Tursunov defeated Michael Llodra 7-6(7-5), 2-6, 6-3.
Singles – Second Round
[1] N Djokovic (SRB) d R Bautista Agut (ESP) 61 76(4)
[2] R Federer (SUI) d M Granollers (ESP) 63 64
[3] T Berdych (CZE) d T Kamke (GER) 75 61
[4] J Del Potro (ARG) d [PR] S Devvarman (IND) 64 64
[7] A Seppi (ITA) d L Rosol (CZE) 64 76(4)
[Q] D Brands (GER) d [8] M Youzhny (RUS) 64 64
[WC] D Tursunov (RUS) d M Llodra (FRA) 76(5) 26 63
N Davydenko (RUS) d V Hanescu (ROU) 64 76(2)
Doubles – Quarter-finals
[3] R Lindstedt (SWE) / N Zimonjic (SRB) d N Davydenko (RUS) / D Norman (BEL) 61 64
Doubles – First Round
R Bopanna (IND) / R Ram (USA) d [2] A Qureshi (PAK) / J Rojer (NED) 64 64
[4] M Fyrstenberg (POL) / M Matkowski (POL) d J Knowle (AUT) / F Polasek (SVK) 63 62
M Bhupathi (IND) / M Llodra (FRA) d J Tipsarevic (SRB) / V Troicki (SRB) 63 63
V Hanescu (ROU) / L Rosol (CZE) d [WC] O Awadhy (UAE) / H Janahi (UAE) 60 62
CENTRE COURT start 3:00 pm
[4] J Del Potro (ARG) vs [Q] D Brands (GER)
[WC] D Tursunov (RUS) vs [3] T Berdych (CZE)
Not Before 7:00 PM
[1] N Djokovic (SRB) vs [7] A Seppi (ITA)
N Davydenko (RUS) vs [2] R Federer (SUI)
COURT 1 start 2:00 pm
[1] M Granollers (ESP) / M Lopez (ESP) vs J Erlich (ISR) / M Youzhny (RUS)
Not Before 4:00 PM
V Hanescu (ROU) / L Rosol (CZE) vs R Bopanna (IND) / R Ram (USA)
M Bhupathi (IND) / M Llodra (FRA) vs [4] M Fyrstenberg (POL) / M Matkowski (POL)


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The Tennessee Theatre offers several touring Broadway shows each year, often featuring some cast members who had been with the show in its original run in New York, but if you call "Author!" after an especially satisfying performance, you're unlikely to actually fetch one. Saturday's presentation of Million Dollar Quartet would have been an exception. Colin Escott, a Tony nominee for co-writing the 2010 play with Floyd Mutrux, was in the audience.
Long before his involvement with the successful play, Escott, an Englishman who moved to the United States almost 40 years ago, was best known as a country-music historian who has written a well-regarded biography of Hank Williams; he's also an authority on the Grand Ole Opry and, of course, Sun Records in Memphis. In addition to his flirtation with the Tony, he's also a Grammy winner for his work on the 1998 Complete Hank Williams collection. He lives in Pulaski, Tenn., with his Mississippi-raised wife. Here to check on certain details concerning the ever-changing cast, they spent the evening in Knoxville. We caught up with them at the Downtown Grill and Brewery, where he and his wife were enjoying a post-show pizza.
He says he's especially interested in the musical history of the place, and has argued in favor of including Knoxville as Tennessee's third Music City.
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HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One Printer
HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One Printer
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HPs Photosmart 7520 printer lets you produce lab-quality photos and everyday documents at home, while giving you the ease copying, scanning, and wireless connectivity. Plus AirPrint technology lets you print directly from iPhone or iPad.
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Excellent wireless performance with Apple products and more!
After so much research on wireless printer performance with Apple products, I took a chance on the HP 7520. If you read enough us After so much research on wireless printer performance with Apple products, I took a chance on the HP 7520. If you read enough user reviews you will not want to try any.
I did not install the HP software on my MacBook Air, but instead set it up on the wireless network as a stand alone device. It has worked flawlessly with this laptop, 2 iPads, an iPhone 5 and also an Android phone. I have used it for multiple full color 4X6 and 8 1/2X11 photos and documents and have scanned directly to the iPads and both phones using the HP apps. I love the effortless double sided printing, and also keeping both paper sizes loaded at the same time, and not having to choose which to use. My biggest concern was having complications with my Apple laptop, but so far all features have worked so easily while maintaining print/scan quality. I have been using this printer 100% wirelessly and loving it! …
- Written by William F from Sandwich
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Communications problems
When this printer worked, it was great, but it kept losing connection with my computer (all HP printers I have used have this prob When this printer worked, it was great, but it kept losing connection with my computer (all HP printers I have used have this problem), an iMac. On my previous HP, I could unplug and replug the USB cable, but that does not work wirelessly. (Why this printer cannot use WiFi with the USB cable plugged in I cannot guess.)
The printer does not really have a traditional fax capability. It uses some efax service which is claimed to be free for some number of pages, but the service demands a credit card and wants to charge a monthly fee, more expensive than buying a separate fax machine.
As with many HP all-in-one printers, if you scan, it forgets how to print; if you print, if forgets how to scan. …
- Written by Richard A B from San Francisco
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Works with Mountain Lion, but front touch panel has limited functionality
This printer works fine with Apple's built in drivers (for printing and scanning). Quality, speed, etc all seem good.
Be aware This printer works fine with Apple's built in drivers (for printing and scanning). Quality, speed, etc all seem good.
Be aware, though -- the nifty touch screen on the printer itself has only limited functionality when used with a Mac. You can use it to set up various printer settings, but several of the one-touch buttons (in particular, "scan") does not work. (i.e. if you place a document on the scanner and hit "scan", the printer returns the error, "no computer found."). HP confirms this is a limitation of the printer when using with Macs. Initiating a scan from Image Capture or other scanning application on the Mac works fine. …
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great Printer-when on a roll...
But, uses sick amount of constant ink. also, completely unreliable.
HP replaced first year, with a refurbished model.:(
HP But, uses sick amount of constant ink. also, completely unreliable.
HP replaced first year, with a refurbished model.:(
HP as bread and butter (printers) lack relevance or dependability. OBSCENE over-use of ink, weak hardware, wasting time and $$$. …
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Loses Connection
With a dual band router, this printer loses connectivity regularly. (I understand that it happens to single band users as well.) S With a dual band router, this printer loses connectivity regularly. (I understand that it happens to single band users as well.) Spent a fair amount of time researching problem to learn nothing I could do would remedy it.
It will not keep connection even if you set a dedicated ip address. It is frustrating and therefore I cannot recommend purchasing it to anyone.
Printer works alright otherwise but not worth money and hassle. I had been a regular purchaser of HP printers in years past but this was my last. Buyer beware. …
- Written by Jennifer B from Yucaipa
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I cannot stress enough, do not buy this model
Purchased this printer (from an Apple Store)...worked (except for the advanced features which couldn't be accessed) until HP did a Purchased this printer (from an Apple Store)...worked (except for the advanced features which couldn't be accessed) until HP did an automatic firmware upgrade and bricked it (along with thousands of others). After long calls with HP they admitted that the firmware was faulty and there was no way to downgrade to a working version. So they sent an entirely new printer. Printer #2 will not stay connected to the print queue (jobs will remain in the queue when done, blocking any other jobs), the embedded web server (where all the advanced configuration is done) will not respond, and the scanner's document feeder is beginning to malfunction after less than 100 pages. Debating if it's worth my time to spend hours more on the phone with HP or if I'll just chuck the whole thing in the trash and start over. …
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Bill Mayew
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Release: 09/30/2007
Bill Mayew established a legacy of athletic and academic success as a member of the men's basketball team from 1994-97. The Kenosha, Wisc., native began his career as a reserve for Coach Jerry Wainwright's club and developed into one of the Colonial Athletic Association's top performers by his senior year.
In 1996-97, Mayew served as a co-captain on the first UNCW team to win the regular season championship in the CAA, reaping a host of honors. He was named First-Team All-CAA and to the league's All-Defensive unit. In addition, Mayew was selected as the team's Most Valuable Player and collected the Thomas V. Moseley Award as the school's top student-athlete.
Mayew was presented many other awards as well. A four-time CAA Scholar-Athlete, he was UNCW's first and only recipient of an NCAA post-graduate scholarship, won the CAA's prestigious Dean Ehler's Leadership Award and captured UNCW's Chancellor's Cup for Academic Excellence in 1997.
Mayew's No. 35 jersey was retired on Mar. 5, 1997, and he was selected by school officials to represent UNCW at the inaugural CAA Legends program at the CAA Men's Basketball Championship.


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46 years ago, the Leafs won it all. These are the people who did it, as seen through their cards.
King Clancy tribute video - hhof
Editor's Note: For All-Star weekend, born out of the horrific injury inflicted on the Leafs' Ace Bailey, here is a look at one of the greatest Leafs ever. A man so great that he was nicknamed...
Toronto Maple Leafs expense sheet dated April 22, 1959. It relates to a trip made to Montreal by Leafs G.M. Frank "King" Clancy in order to attend what would be the final game of the 1959 Stanley Cup finals. It outlines expenses that Clancy incurred from April 17 to 19. Game five of the best of seven series was played on the 18th and saw the Leafs lose 5 - 3 to the Canadiens thus losing the series four games to one. Larger image here
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Lecture session I begins January 21-23.
Lecture session II begins January 28-30.
First Aid & CPR follow on the 1st and 2nd of April.
Firearms Training begins April 29, 30 & May 1st.
The Reserve Officer Training 2011 curriculum was developed from the performance objectives of the Montana Law Enforcement Academy's (MLEA) Police Basic Training Course. Agencies in DCC's 17-county service area were asked to review relevant performance objectives from the Basic course, and identify the types of training a reserve officer should receive. Those results were then compiled into a comprehensive training curriculum for a reserve officer that meets and/or exceeds the 88 hours of training required by Montana law. Review of the curriculum is continual and topics and material are updated every year as necessary.
This year topics include: Police Ethics and Professionalism, Communications Reports/Records, Administration of Criminal Law, Interviews and Interrogations Laws of Arrest, Crime Investigation, Crowd Control Tactics, Defensive Tactics, Police-Human-Community Relations, Criminal Evidence, Crisis Intervention, Juvenile Procedures, Patrol Procedures, First Aid and CPR, Criminal Law, and Firearms Training (Departments may conduct their own firearms training. Contact DCC for information on this option).
This is a 5-credit college course intended to instruct students in 88 hours of training for reserve police officers as required by the Montana Code Annotated. Primary contact for criminal justice training is Holly Dershem-Bruce at 800-821-8320 [4], (406) 377-9432 [5] or email Holly [6].
The cost of training for non-DCC students is $300.00 with an additional fee if completing CPR and/or the Firearms portions of the training @ DCC.
See Reserve Officer Sign-up 2011 attachment below.
|Reserve Officer Sign-up 2011-1.pdf [7]
|Reserve Officer Flier 2011.pdf [8]
|LE 200 ROT Schedule_Syllabi 2011.pdf [9]
[1] http://www.dawson.edu/news/2010/11/30/reserve-officer-training-2011
[2] http://www.dawson.edu/javascript:void(0);
[3] http://www.dawson.edu/image/reserve-officer-training-defensive-tactics
[4] http://www.dawson.edu/callto:+1800-821-8320
[5] http://www.dawson.edu/callto:+1%28406%29%20377-9432
[6] http://www.dawson.edu/users/hollydb/contact
[7] http://www.dawson.edu/sites/default/files/Reserve Officer Sign-up 2011-1.pdf
[8] http://www.dawson.edu/sites/default/files/Reserve Officer Flier 2011.pdf
[9] http://www.dawson.edu/sites/default/files/LE 200 ROT Schedule_Syllabi 2011.pdf
[10] http://www.dawson.edu/category/news/academic


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Tidbits from our friend golden411:
To cheer on Jason Brown before his individual SP, Anastasia Cannuscio tweeted some #throwback photos of them together along with other skaters.
Lots of great smiling young faces -- including Max's, in the JGP Japan group. https://twitter.com/StasiaRose/statu...33733259812864
(Feb 12)New-to-me little piece re Max (1:42 in length):
Video of Max skating outside in his Carmen costume (in Scottsdale, I think) + audio of his answers to questions about his high school years, his sisters, etc.
Published Jan 23, 2014, but the interview obviously was conducted before Boston Nats.


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Avian influenza A(H5) in rural areas in Asia: food safety considerations
12 February 2004 - In several countries in Asia, most rural families keep small free-range poultry* flocks, and up to 80% of poultry are raised at small-household village level. This poses a challenge for controlling outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5) (HPAI) in poultry and raises concerns about handling poultry in countries currently experiencing outbreaks.
In animals, HPAI is most commonly transmitted through direct contact with wild birds, especially asymptomatic waterfowl, and contacts with infected poultry and poultry products. There are also common indirect routes, e.g. through contaminated clothing, footwear, vehicles and equipment, as well as contaminated feed, water, manure and litter. Insects, rodents, cats and dogs can also act as vectors and transmit the disease.
Previous outbreaks of HPAI, notably in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China in 1997 and in the Netherlands in 2003, have occurred in areas characterized by industrial production conditions that allowed rapid and effective implementation of recommended animal control measures (including systematic culling of infected flocks, quarantine, bans on the movement of animals, and compensation schemes for affected farmers and smaller-scale poultry owners).
While efficient control measures could be rapidly implemented for the industrial production of poultry in the affected countries in Asia, the current outbreaks are happening in areas where poultry and humans often share the same environment. Poultry are present in almost all villages and are generally marketed as live animals – the "farm-to-fork" chain may be as short as a few metres. In these conditions, the disease can spread quickly between the many small flocks. The practice of home slaughtering means that human exposure to the virus can easily occur in infected areas. Applying the recommended control measures to curb the outbreaks in the animal population would be extremely difficult and would take time, thus increasing the risk of human exposure to the virus.
Current guidance on the food safety aspects of the disease in poultry is valid for areas where efficient animal control measures are in place and ensure that infected animals or eggs would not enter the food-chain or be marketed. In the present outbreaks, however, until the animal control measures put in place become effective, there is a risk that infected eggs or live birds excreting viruses will be marketed or enter the food-chain, particularly in rural settings. Additional guidance is therefore needed.
Investigation of previous outbreaks has established that close contact with live infected poultry has been the principal means of transmission to humans. The practice of marketing live poultry directly to consumers should therefore be discouraged in areas currently experiencing influenza outbreaks among poultry.
Appropriate messages should be developed to inform the rural population about the need to restrain or stop the movement of animals, as well as the measures to be taken if a family identifies a sick or dead bird within its small flock. The importance of hygiene in reducing the mechanical spread of the disease on vehicles, equipment, footwear and clothing should be re-emphasized.
It is expected that the practice of home slaughtering will not be halted completely, and advice on how to slaughter as safely as possible should be given. Sick birds, or birds from flocks in which one or more birds are sick, should never be slaughtered for consumption and their eggs should not be marketed for human or animal consumption. The slaughter should be carried out by one designated person wearing protective personal equipment. Where this is not possible, strict hygiene should be observed by the person who slaughtered the animals. The slaughter should preferably take place in a confined area away from the kitchen; children and animals should be kept away. It is important to use hot water for scalding. After slaughter, cleaning and disinfection of the area, including safe disposal of the feathers and animal remains, are equally important.
Until the disease in animals is effectively contained, there is a risk of infected animals being handled for human consumption, thus increasing the risk of exposure for anyone taking part in these activities.
WHO reiterates that, once poultry has entered the food-chain as a processed product (whole refrigerated or frozen carcasses and products derived from these), cooking so that the centre of the product reaches a minimum temperature of 70 °C would render it safe for human consumption. The same applies to eggs. Eggs from infected birds can harbour the virus both outside and within the shell and should therefore be cooked before consumption.
* Poultry are birds that are commonly reared for their flesh, eggs, or feathers, and include chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and guinea-fowl.


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October 24, 2012 | WMFE - Governor Rick Scott's Blue Ribbon Task Force on State Higher Education Reform has announced a tentative agreement on new recommendations.
The panel on Wednesday called for different tuition rates based on the type of degree being sought, such as business, education or engineering. It also proposed allowing what it's calling "pre-eminent universities" to set higher tuition rates.
In addition, the task force came out in support of giving bigger roles in budgeting and in hiring university presidents to the Board of Governors, which oversees the State University System.
However, it backed away from a proposal that would have set a goal of reaching the national average for state university funding. Florida now ranks near the bottom.
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Directed by Boris Barnet
Produced in 1936
Main Language - Russian with English subtitles
Countries & Regions - European Film, Russian Film
Lev Sverdlin, Nikolai Kryuchkov, Yelena Kuzmina
Film Description
A beautiful film from Barnet that encourages you to forget any stereotypes you might have of early Russian cinema, By the Bluest of Seas begins with two sailors, shipwrecked on an island in the Caspian Sea. They find work as sailor and mechanic for the fishing boats of the 'Lights of Communism' collective and vie for the same girl, the beautiful Misha, who is engaged to another.
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Back in the days of the early west, when cabin doors were secured from within by heavy bars, absent settlers offered hospitality to the occasional visitor. A leather thong attached to the bar inside the cabin was extended outside through a hole in the door. A pull on the thong lifted the bar inside and allowed the visitor to enter. This practice led to a western phrase of welcome which I extend to you here at my "cyber ranch," the latch string is always out. Come on in; let me show you around!
About the Author
Author of eight novels featuring the adventures of Deputy U.S. Marshal Merlin Fanshaw, Stan Lynde is a fourth-generation native Montanan and the creator, author, and artist of two highly acclaimed syndicated cartoon strips, Rick O'Shay and Latigo. He lives in Helena, Montana, with his wife, Lynda.
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Sometimes, you want elegant decor, good food, affordable prices and convenient location when deciding where to eat out or meet for drinks. Until last October, the Four Corners neighborhood offered some of those choices, but not all of them in one restaurant. The owner of the Red Maple Asian Cuisine & Bar aims to please in every category.
"He is doing so well on 16th Street that he actually wanted a sit-down restaurant, something a little more upscale than the one he has over there," said Rio Villarroel, the general manager at Red Maple.
The restaurateur with the vision is James Zheng, who also owns Spring Garden Restaurant in Silver Spring. Having owned a successful restaurant in New York, Zheng started imagining what he could do with a space larger than the 16th Street eatery. What was the dark interior of the old Fajita Coast Restaurant (moved to 1115 East West Highway) is now a brighter, more urban decor and a modern bar at 10110 Colesville Road.
"I like the atmosphere of the restaurant," said Erica Shoemaker, a D.C. resident. "Also, the food is good. I've always had great service."
Villarroel credits Zheng for just about everything patrons experience at Red Maple. "He did it all himself," Villarroel said of Zheng. "He thought about how he wanted it to look; how he wanted the bar; and what kind of tile and tables."
Patrons living within walking distance have helped get the word out about the transformation waiting inside the new restaurant. Red Maple opened in October of 2012 with a sushi bar and an Asian fusion menu. Zheng brought in some chefs from New York and Philadelphia as well as others who are familiar with Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese cooking.
Red Maple's extensive sushi menu includes a list of specialty rolls such as the Rock 'N Roll, King Roll, Sapporo Roll and Crazy Roll. Sashimi is another popular choice as well as the Love Boat party tray.
Diners looking for American favorites such as General Tso's Chicken will find some typical Chinese cuisine choices. The menu also offers Japanese Bento boxes, tempura and teriyaki.
"Thankfully, the neighborhood supports us tremendously," said Villarroel. "It's hard to attract others because you can't tell from the outside how beautiful it is on the inside, and what kind of food it is."
Red Maple's general manager spent time at D.C.'s Notti Bianchi and Fujimar before joining Zheng. He envisions Red Maple as a place where neighbors, families and newcomers experience the best of urban, upscale dining.
"It won't be expensive, and it won't be a hassle to get there. That's what I want to bring here," said Villarroel. "I want a D.C. feel with no steep prices so the neighborhood can love it."
The prices are more reasonable than you might see at other upscale Asian restaurants. Appetizers range from $2.00 to $8.95. Sushi A La Carte is $1.95 to $3.75. Sushi Rolls are $3.25 to $5.50. Red Maple Special rolls are priced from $7.50 to $13.95. The Asian Cuisine entrees are $8.95 to $18.95 (whole fish). Vegetable and rice dishes are under $10. The cost for a Teriyaki Lunch Bento Box is $10.95. Lunch menu prices are generally lower.
As for the alcoholic beverages, Villarroel recently completed the lists for cocktails, wine and sake. Happy Hour is honored in the entire restaurant from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Happy Hour prices are $3.00 for beer, $4.00 for rail drinks and $5.00 for a glass of wine.
In the future, Villarroel wants to offer discounts to Montgomery Blair staff and students with photo ID cards. The website and social media connections are in the works. In addition, he sees Red Maple offering catering and rental options for weddings, corporate meetings and special events.
The restaurant's small parking lot is on Sutherland Road just off of Rt. 29 and University Boulevard. Check out Red Maple Asian Cuisine & Bar on Facebook.
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Volunteers work at several local agencies providing specialized recreation, rehabilitation and companionship services such as Albemarle County Post High, Charlottesville Area Riding Therapy (CART), Therapeutic Adventures, Region Ten's Meadowcreek Center for mental retardation, Health South Recreational Rehabilitation, Special Olympics, and ARC of the Piedmont.
Program Sites:
Albemarle County Post High
What Will the Volunteers Do?
Albemarle County Post High helps students with moderate and severe disabilities, ages 18-22, transition from high school to an independent-living environment by providing them with vocational training and independent living skills. Volunteers either converse with the students over lunch and participate in a variety of activities such as drawing, playing games, and doing puzzles, or, alternatively, volunteers have the option to accompany Post-High students to outsourced activities such as Yoga, Tai-Chi classes, the recreational center, or job sites.
1-2 hours between 9-11:30 or 12:45-3:00
Monday-Friday, An hour-long shift, flexible timing from 9-11:30am or 12:45-3pm.
915 Henry Avenue
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Charlottesville Area Riding Therapy (CART)
What Will the Volunteers Do?
Charlottesville Area Riding Therapy (CART) combines horses and kids in a fun, rewarding experience designed to help children with disabilities improve their physical, mental, and emotional skills. Volunteers, together with the riding instructor, will participate in riding lessons with the children by side walking or leading a horse and simultaneously interacting with the child to aid his or her learning. While at the barn, we groom horses, tack them up, assist in lessons, and provide physical and emotional support for the disabled students we teach. Neither prior experience with horses nor with disabled children is required; anyone with an interest is welcome! Check out a great video about CART here.
Monday-Thursday & Saturday, morning sessions at 9am and afternoon sessions at 4/5pm.
5924 Fried Farm Road
Crozet, VA 22932
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Center
What Will the Volunteers Do?
Volunteers work directly with patients on the in-patient floors of UVa-Healthsouth rehabilitation hospital playing therapeutic games, assisting therapists and staff, and talking with patients. A great opportunity for anyone in pre-health areas who wish to gain meaningful experience with patients and improve their patient interacting skills. Carpool are provided.
Wednesday 4-6, Thursday 4-6, Saturday 1-3 and Sunday 1-3
515 Ray C. Hunt Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22903
What Will the Volunteers Do?
Volunteers help teach or play with disabled adults. The activities range from cooking, Wii, basketball to reading, math, and computer skills. Volunteers can work with the Community Partner to come up with any new program they like and usually the new programs are based on the volunteers interests (ex. guitar, flute, strawberry shortcake, etc).
9-2 Mon-Fri with the exception of the second Friday of each month when Meadowcreek closes at 1pm. The volunteers usually volunteer from 9-11 or 12-2.
2000 Michie Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Special Olympics
What Will the Volunteers Do?
Volunteers are dedicated to empowering individuals with an intellectual disability, a cognitive delay, or a closely related developmental disability to become physically fit through sports training and competition. Volunteers are given the unique opportunity to assist in the athletes' training process through teaching, participating, and helping the athletes wherever needed.
1-2 hours per week on Saturdays and Sundays.
Various Sites around Charlottesville.
Therapeutic Adventures
What Will the Volunteers Do?
This program is designed to make outdoor sports accessible to the mentally and physically disabled. The bulk of the program is adaptive skiing at Massanutten (Jan-Mar). Throughout the rest of the year, we assist with other adaptive outdoor sports such as kayaking, rock climbing, fly fishing, hiking, and others. If you have an interest in skiing and outdoor activities, this program is one that can benefit you as much as our clients. While skiing experience is preferred, it is not required for particularly dedicated volunteers. We also provide lift tickets, snacks, and equipment free of charge to all of our volunteers.
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Turns out that the phrase, "irrepressibly upbeat," that often was used to describe Keith Price last season wasn't accurate. The University of Washington's quarterback, the player upon whom much depended this season, is lower than Charlie Brown after Lucy pulls the football.
"I haven't been playing with the same passion as last year, the same people, the same confidence, the same swagger," Price told reporters at UW's weekly football presser. "I've got to get back to that.
"I just met with coach (Steve Sarkisian) and he agrees . . . just me getting back to the way that I play football, having fun and not worrying about being a coach on the field; letting the coaches do the coaching and letting me do the playing. I'm just anxious to get back to that. You guys are going to see a lot of that this week.''
Behind an injury-riddled offensive line and absent playmakers Chris Polk, Jermaine Kearse and Devin Aguilar, while losing in-season WR James Johnson and RB Jesse Callier, Price isn't handling the transition well. He should be worrying about USC, which plays Washington at the Clink at 4 p.m. Saturday, but instead is pensive and tense about his own team.
He's 11th in the Pac-12 Conference in passing yards (161 a game) and 12th in passing efficiency at 91.7. Arizona State's Taylor Kelly leads at 164.4. Price threw a pick-six in Oregon's 52-21 win in Eugene Saturday, the low point in a low seasonal start.
Big contrast from the end of last season, when he was murmured to be a Heisman Trophy candidate after out-performing Robert Griffin III in the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, breaking the school's single-season passing touchdown record (33) and voted the team's most inspirational player. Now he has been in full basset-hound-face mode.
Price is offering no injury reasons nor personal trauma.
"There's no excuses as to why I'm off," he said. "I just have to play better. Obviously, we want those (graduated and injured) guys back, but there's nothing I can do about it. I have to come up with a different way of being successful.
"I'm trying to make up for all the things that I've lost. I'm just trying to press too hard instead of letting the system work for me and just letting guys make plays for me.''
Sarkisian had a quick answer for a question about whether Price is have a sophomore slump in his junior season: "No."
But he doesn't doubt the problem is mostly self-inflicted.
"It's not fair for him to do that to himself," Sarkisian said. "He lost some guys that I think he was probably counting on up front. He lost a veteran receiver (Johnson) that he was probably counting on. He lost a couple veteran running backs that he was probably counting on.
In turn, (he) probably put too much pressure on himself to try to make everybody else right around him. Hopefully, what we can get him back. But to do that, everyone else has to do their jobs really well."
Beyond the weak stats, teammates have picked up on his demeanor.
"It was funny because (linebacker) Princeton Fuimaono came up to me yesterday like, 'Hey man, what is up with you? You don't seem like yourself,'" Price said. "I know if guys are noticing that, then I am doing a bad job of it.
"It's definitely a different ball game. I have to kind of channel my emotions, learn to just be disciplined."
In the season's sixth game, it would be a timely lesson. USC is second in total defense at 323.7 yards a game and third in scoring defense (19.3), meaning the Trojans don't need the assistance of Price tripping over his pouty lower lip.


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All i do for triceps are weighted dips (keeping elbows in) and Smith machine close grip bench press (no free barbell)
I do 4 sets of each
Also other days i do DB shoulder & chest work, which i can feel in my triceps afterwards
Is this enough to grow big triceps??? They are really lagging
Should be fine mate. I only do 2 exercises for tris for a total of 9 sets. I would prefere BB CG press, but I don't really mind the smith for these.
I am big, I am clever and I do impress my mates!!!
All well and good. Have you considered tricep extension?
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my exprience - joined gym 10 years ago, 6 1/2 years hard weight training exprience.
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Looking Ahead: 2011-2012 Iowa Wrestling -- 157 and 165: breaking down the future for Iowa wrestling
Better Luck Next Year: Iowa Wrestling Finishes Third At NCAA Tournament
Close But No Cigar: Iowa Loses Big Ten Wrestling Tournament By A Point
Big Ten Announces Wrestling Pre-Seeds For Big Ten Tourney; Time To Preview! Previewing the 2011 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament.
We Must Break You Is Getting Ready For Tournament Season - breaking down the week in wrestling news
The Wolverine Sleeps Tonight: #2 Iowa Wrestling Mauls Michigan, 30-7 -- recapping Iowa wrestling's big win over Michigan.
Smack My Boilermaker Up: Iowa Wrestling Steamrolls Purdue, 37-3: Recapping Iowa wrestling's dominant win over Purdue.
Friday Night Smackdown: Iowa Wrestling Pulverizes Indiana, 35-6 -- recap of Iowa-Indiana wrestling.
Cael's Epic Fail: Iowa Wrestling Topples #1 Penn State, 22-13 -- Recapping Iowa wrestling's big win over #1 Penn State.
Friday Night Is Alright For Fighting: Iowa Wrestling Stomps Northwestern, 31-9 -- recapping Iowa's dominant wrestling win over Northwestern.
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