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The Nicholson Visiting Professorship provides a unique opportunity for our medical staff to gain exposure to alternative methods of care and treatment. It also offers a didactic forum where new insights and enriched understanding are gained.
Among the many topics discussed are: new and improved surgical techniques, alternative methods for improved evaluation of orthopedic anomalies, and alternative theories of care and management of the pediatric orthopedic patient. The knowledge gained from these forums is invaluable to our medical staff in their efforts to find the optimal means of treating and caring for our patients at CHOP.
Since 1986, CHOP has hosted 30 Nicholson Visiting Professors. Visiting professors are nominated by current CHOP staff, as well as past visiting professors, and are ultimately chosen by the division chief.
The 2014 Nicholson Visiting Professor will be James O. Sanders, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at the University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY. Dr. Sanders specializes in pediatric and adolescent orthopedic disorders and spinal deformity. His clinical practice includes scoliosis and other spinal deformities, hip, limb and foot abnormalities and neuromuscular disorders.
The Nicholson Fund was founded to honor Jesse T. Nicholson, MD, the longest-tenured chief of CHOP's Division of Orthopedic Surgery (1936-1968).
Born in 1903 in Camden, NJ, Jesse T. Nicholson was raised in a medical family. His father, Joseph L. Nicholson, was a chief surgeon at Cooper Hospital in Camden.
Nicholson was educated by Camden's public schools and attended Harvard College, graduating in 1925. He was admitted into the second year at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Medicine and awarded his MD in 1928. Nicholson joined Deforest Willard, MD, at the Graduate School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
In 1935, Charles Merrill, MD, CHOP's first orthopedic division chief, recruited Dr. Nicholson to CHOP. After Merrill's death, Nicholson was named orthopedic division chief. For the next three decades, Nicholson continued to grow and develop the hospital's pediatric orthopedic program.
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Nationally, Nicholson served as president of the American Osteopathic Association, chairman of the orthopedic section of the American Medical Association, and treasurer of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Nicholson died in 1987.
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In response to a specific enquiry in May 2012, SPICe, using secondary analysis, produced figures showing different scenarios to estimate the percentage of households in which household benefits exceeded household taxes. Depending on the assumptions made about what to include in household benefits, the resulting values ranged from 66-88% of households as net recipients. These figures were in part derived from 2009-10 Office for National Statistics (ONS) data on household taxes and benefits. They were not directly produced by ONS. All key assumptions by SPICe were laid out in the response.
In June 2012 ONS published figures on the Effects of Taxes and Benefits on Household Income for 2010-11. These showed that on average household benefits exceeded household taxes in the first six deciles of pre-tax household incomes.
Following discussion in the media and in response to a request from SPICe, the Office for National Statistics has now published data and related analysis (31.5 Kb Excel sheet) on household receipts of taxes and benefits in Scotland and the UK. This is derived from a direct analysis of the original micro-data. The SPICe analysis was prepared by making a range of assumptions so as to produce the various scenarios but without an analysis of the detailed micro-data. Given this, the ONS data should be regarded as the official source, superseding the figures previously produced by SPICe.
As is indicated below the ONS figures include only those taxes and benefits (including benefits in kind) which can be attributed directly to households. One of the scenarios produced by SPICe (which generated the widely quoted 12% figure), was based on inclusion of all public spending, using data from both ONS and GERS. As the analysis by SPICe showed, the definition of public benefits has a very large impact on the percentages of households considered to be net contributors.
On the basis of the more detailed ONS data, the percentage of households paying more in taxes than receiving benefits in 2010-11 in Scotland is 47.3% (or, conversely, 52.7% of households receive more in benefits than they pay in taxes).
Households receiving more in benefits than paid in taxes1, 2009/10 & 2010/11
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|1 232
|13 847
|14 031
Source: Office for National Statistics
1 Benefits include both cash benefits (such as the state pension, housing benefit and tax credits) and benefits in kind (such as education and the NHS). Items of Government expenditure for which there is no clear conceptual basis for allocation is excluded (such as capital expenditure, expenditure on defence, overseas aid and public sector interest payments). Taxes include both direct and indirect taxes. Further details of the taxes/benefits included in this analysis are available in the following publication:
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Further information
Households with higher incomes generally pay more in taxes and receive less in benefits than households with lower incomes. Taxes take the form of direct taxes such as income tax, National Insurance and council tax; and indirect taxes such as VAT and duty on tobacco, alcohol and fuel. Benefits take the form of cash payments such as state pension, job seekers allowance and invalidity benefit; and benefits in kind such as health, education and bus and rail subsidies.
If all households were ranked by income there would not be a smooth progression of rising taxes and falling benefits with rising income. Some households with high incomes can receive high benefits e.g. if there are several school age children in the household; and some households with a low income may receive modest benefits e.g. if the members are healthy, in work and not in education such as young people at the start of their working life. When looking at the aggregate data, it is only possible, for a group of households at a particular income level, to calculate the average taxes paid and benefits received.
The Office of National Statistics (ONS) publishes figures showing how taxes and benefits vary with equivalised household income. Equivalising adjusts household income to allow for the number of people in the household.
The taxes and benefits used by ONS in their calculation do not cover all the taxes paid across the whole economy or the cost of all services provided by government. Corporation tax, non-domestic rates, other taxes on businesses and taxes on North Sea oil and gas are excluded on the grounds that they are not directly levied on households. Spending on defence, overseas development and public administration are excluded from the calculation of household benefits. Capital expenditure is also excluded on the grounds that the benefits of such spending occur after the spending has taken place and are reflected in the depreciation charges included in current expenditure.
The table below sets out the latest (2010-11) ONS data for household income, taxes and benefits ranked by 10 per cent bands (deciles). The lowest income decile has an average pre-tax income of £3,573. Taxes paid by households in this decile average £4,621 while benefits received average £13,460 to give a notional income after taxes and benefits of £12,412. Average taxes paid are able to exceed pre-tax income because household income is supplemented by cash benefits and expenditure may be increased by drawing down savings.
The highest income decile has a pre-tax income almost 30 times the lowest income decile but after tax and benefits the ratio is a little over 6.
The purpose of these figures is to show the redistributive effect of taxation and welfare policies on households. However they have also been used to calculate the number of households in Scotland and the UK which pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits.
|Pre-tax income
|3 573
|6 605
|9 895
|13 632
|18 359
|26 605
|35 225
|44 058
|57 417
|30 096
|Direct taxes
|1 122
|1 420
|2 109
|2 910
|3 816
|5 694
|7 746
|10 258
|13 885
|25 563
|7 453
|Indirect taxes
|3 632
|Total taxes
|4 621
|4 651
|5 741
|6 760
|8 273
|10 777
|13 479
|16 592
|21 185
|34 948
|12 703
|Cash benefits
|6 049
|8 031
|8 469
|8 175
|7 322
|5 987
|4 708
|3 488
|2 362
|1 868
|5 646
|In kind benefits
|7 411
|8 087
|7 675
|7 494
|7 203
|7 715
|7 265
|6 384
|6 009
|5 643
|7 089
|Total benefits
|13 460
|16 118
|13 144
|15 669
|14 525
|13 702
|11 973
|9 872
|8 731
|7 511
|12 735
|Taxes - benefits
|-8 839
|-11 467
|-10 403
|-8 909
|-6 252
|-2 925
|1 506
|6 720
|12 814
|27 437
|Income after taxes and benefits
|12 412
|18 072
|20 298
|22 541
|24 611
|29 530
|33 719
|37 338
|44 603
|78 148
|32 128
ONS have analysed the raw data for Scotland and the UK. Their analyses shows that in 2010-11 53.4% of UK and 52.7% of Scottish households received more in benefits than they paid in taxes.
This analysis was not available to SPICe when asked in May 2012 to provide information on the proportion of households in Scotland which were net contributors i.e. household taxes exceeded household benefits.
A total of four spreadsheets were provided by SPICe using different assumptions about what is included in household benefits.
The first spreadsheet used published ONS data for 2009-10 showing the effects of taxes and benefits on household income. This shows that on average, households in the lowest six deciles received more in benefits than they paid in taxes. SPICe estimated by interpolation that the breakeven was at 34% (compared to the ONS figure for the percentage of net 'contributors' of 47%). Other worksheets showed calculations with increasing levels of public expenditure.


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When the Gonzaga Bulldogs are playing defense in the NCAA Tournament, reserve guard David Stockton will be reliving a childhood that called for pretty much the same job description at EnergySolutions Arena.
"Just running around, running amok, causing trouble," Stockton said Wednesday, remembering those mischievous days.
He'll have to do without Rollerblading around the arena, the activity that once resulted in a broken collarbone when he crashed into a soda machine and drew the wrath of his father. Let's just say John Stockton was none too happy about being summoned from a Jazz practice session.
Otherwise, David Stockton has good memories of the building where he took thousands of shots in his youth, the site of Thursday's game against Southern.
If there's pressure for Gonzaga to live up to the school's first No. 1 seed, consider what life is like for a Gonzaga athlete with David Stockton's bloodlines.
I mean, just imagine being constantly identified as a son of the former Nada Stepovich, the ex-Gonzaga volleyball player. Or as a great-grandson of Houston Stockton, the triple-threat halfback of the 1920s who's remembered as an early proponent of — what else? — the passing game.
Well, yeah, there's also the former Bulldog whose statue is on the ESA plaza and whose No. 12 jersey hangs in the rafters and whose NBA all-time assists and steals records are celebrated with another banner.
No big deal.
"I've always wanted to come play here, and I don't think there's any pressure," Stockton said.
Not now, after all he's done to establish himself in the program. Stockton attended Salt Lake City's St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School through sixth grade, before his father retired from the Jazz in 2003 and the family relocated to the Stockton headquarters of Spokane, Wash.
David played football (as a 130-pound option quarterback) and basketball at Gonzaga Prep, then decided that a walk-on offer at the nearby college was his best opportunity. But the part about becoming an 18-minute-a-game player who leads the country's No. 1 team in assists (3.3) and steals (1.6) as a redshirt junior?
"Not at all," he said. "I mean, I wanted to, and I was going to work hard to do so, but I didn't think that at all."
Responding to a question in a Spokesman-Review chat this week, former Gonzaga star Dan Dickau said, "David deserves all the minutes he gets. At times, he may need more."
When he was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation in October, John Stockton said what he most likes about being the father of athletes is having some credibility in one aspect of life that makes his children listen to him.
"He probably knows what he's talking about," acknowledged David, the third of four Stockton sons among six children.
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"I go against David every day in practice, and I can see so many of the things that he has learned from his dad," starting guard Kevin Pangos said.
"He's fearless, like John," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said. "He has an incredible, innate feeling for the game that he can make passes into the smallest of windows. … He has a great knack, just like John did, off the ball on defense for making plays. It's uncanny."
In case you're wondering about him, approaching his 51st birthday next week, "John can still hoop," said Dickau, who occasionally plays with him.
For all of his greatness, John Stockton never took Gonzaga to the NCAA Tournament in the era of the 48-team field. The next generation of Stockton point guards hopes to join in something the Bulldogs never have done: playing in the Final Four.
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NC State pulled off one of the state's biggest recruiting upsets this year by beating out UGA and Clemson for DE Kenderius Whitehead.
The 6-foot-5, 210-pounder from ML King High School had UGA as his early frontrunner but backed off on the Bulldogs because they wanted him as outside linebacker and he preferred remaining at defensive end in college. Whitehead talked about recruiting with the AJC:
What was the most creative thing a school or coach did to get your attention? "It was when Mark Richt sang me Happy Birthday, because I went down there on my official visit to Georgia on my 19th birthday [on Dec. 9]. They had something for recruits over at Coach Richt's house. He, his staff and everybody sang me Happy Birthday. They had me cake and everything. I was surprised and shocked." .
You took official visits to UGA, Clemson, NC State and North Carolina. What was the funniest thing that happened on a recruiting trip? "I remember I played [Clemson coach] Dabo Swinney in a game of pool. I beat him in pool, and that was pretty funny. I got lucky on that one. He scratched on the eight ball. He took it pretty well, with good sportsmanship and all."
You were a longtime "lean" to UGA. What happened there? "Really I grew up in Georgia and in Athens, Ga. I don't want to backtrack and go back home because I'm a momma's boy. I want to go out there in the world and see something new … you know, venture off and get away from home for a little bit. Not too far away from home but far enough away from home. I didn't want to go back home to Athens. There could've been a lot of distractions, being in my hometown with my family and everything. I decided to go somewhere else, play somewhere else and see something new … I got to go become a man on my own."
How did UGA take the news when you informed them you weren't coming there? "They were pretty upset. But, I mean … hey, it's life. You can't have it all."
What is the funniest thing any coach said to you during the recruiting process? "The funniest thing that said is that they can get me to the league, to the NFL. That was pretty funny. It was a number of coaches that said that. It was funny because nobody can get me to the NFL but me and God."
Which college coach liked your mother's cook the best during an in-home visit? "The coaches never really came to my house. They went to see my mom at her job at the funeral home. They had a conference meeting at her job."
Which school disappointed you the most during recruiting? "No school really disappointed me but I think I disappointed some schools because I was coming there."
What school came in second for you? "Clemson. I really liked Clemson but I really went with my heart with N.C. State. I felt like it was a great fit for me and a great opportunity for me to play. Also, the school was great, too." What could Clemson have done a little better? "Nothing really, to be honest. I prayed about the situation, and I asked God to show me what was best for me. And He did."
What was the biggest recruiting rumor about you that wasn't true? "They were saying I was going to flip on signing day to Clemson. That wasn't true at all. I was 100 percent with my decision."
Which non-NC State coach was the nicest? "Coach Swinney. He was a nice dude but my heart was at NC State." Which one was not the nicest? "All the coaches were nice. They are going to say and do anything to get you there. Of course, they are going to be nice to you. It's all a game."
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May 10th, 2012
2:25 am
You're right, Bama man. Saban would rather stick to normal non-awkward stuff like sending 100 letters in a single day to a 17-year old or having what are surely non-awkward conversations with committed kids and their parents/guardians about how there really isn't a scholarship for them after said kids get injured during their senior year. Why sing when you can just flat out lie and deceive. Much less awkward that way.
May 10th, 2012
4:44 am
The biggest differences between Saban and Richt are Saban would
put a boot in a players behind if he was a trouble maker and Richt
would follow behind a troubled player with a row of TP!!! RTR
May 10th, 2012
5:35 am
So he thinks moving away will make him more of a mature man. If he loved Georgia as much as he is indicating when he was growing up then the mature , grown up thing Whitehead could have done was to have gone to Georgia. Also he will not play Defensive end at 210 pounds, so if he would have put on 30 to 60 pound he could have played Defensive end at Georgia. If Whitehead thinks he will be playing Defensive End in the Pro's at 210 pound then he is crazy. He should have gone to Georgia where he could have been coached at the position that he would have had the best opportunity to play Pro ball.
If Whitehead is that good he could be in the Pro's as early as three years and he probably will play Pro ball 2000 to 4000 mile from home. A mature family caring person would have gone to school as close to home as possible because three years is not very far away and then he won't have a chose.
Whiteheads two main arguments for not going to Georgia, the team he grew up liking, sounds like someone very immature and not very smart.
May 10th, 2012
6:31 am
My birthday's coming up…let's head on over to the Richt house and get free cake!
May 10th, 2012
6:36 am
Wish him well in school. He can,t even speak english right now.
May 10th, 2012
7:01 am
Bama man is right. Saban has his own unique recruiting style. He dresses up as an oompa lumpa and chases the recruit's mom around the room.
May 10th, 2012
7:20 am
Why can't we get a blog about something important? What is UGAs most pressing need? Why hasn't some journalist approached CWF with some hard questions? Any OLs leaning to the Dogs our if not, why??? Kenderious Whitehead, really???
May 10th, 2012
7:52 am
""The funniest thing that said is that they can get me to the league, to the NFL. That was pretty funny. It was a number of coaches that said that. It was funny because nobody can get me to the NFL but me and God."
This might have been the most mature thing I've ever seen any recruit say…yet you then harp on this kid by saying…
"If Whitehead thinks he will be playing Defensive End in the Pro's at 210 pound then he is crazy. He should have gone to Georgia where he could have been coached at the position that he would have had the best opportunity to play Pro ball."
Why don't you read the thing before skewering a kid for not choosing UGA…
May 10th, 2012
7:55 am
Bama man… it's not awkward… it's flat out creepy! But it's funny as hell too. This is one of the lamest things I've ever heard of a coach doing.
May 10th, 2012
8:07 am
Bama Man and Blackout, why do you even care? Get a life for crying out loud, your team just won the National Championship.
May 10th, 2012
8:16 am
7576… Bitter much?
This kid showed alot of maturity and common sense to not buy into the whole "we can get you into the league" speech. He also showed maturity in the fact that he wants to get away from home and tey to make it on his own. Will he succeed? Time will tell, but I like this kid even if he did choose NC St…
May 10th, 2012
8:17 am
May 10th, 2012
8:18 am
Working on another two or three … can you guys spare a QB … or two ?
May 10th, 2012
8:20 am
"Is it just me that thinks it awkward that CMR sings to recruits? Saban would never do %@#& like that."
No what's awkward is Bama fans coming on this blog to talk on an article that does not even mention Alabama or Saban and still have to comment. If I see an article that does not mention UGA, Richt, etc. at the top, then I see no reason to read it. Bama fans do and comment. Very strange indeed.
May 10th, 2012
8:22 am
Conway says…"Happy Birthday Darling"……Richt=Weak..
@Northgabdog…2011 is over at Bama and so is that NC. As Saban says winning isn't enough.
May 10th, 2012
8:25 am
Funny how Carvell is so quick to harp on why he didn't want to go to UGA. Nowhere in this article did he ask him what he liked most about NC St. And then to find out that UGA wasn't even his 2nd choice must have really stung… hhaha
May 10th, 2012
8:28 am
Funny how he asks questions about why he didn't go to UGA but never asked what he liked about NC St. Agenda maybe?
May 10th, 2012
8:32 am
some of these kids just want to leave the state. there is nothing wrong with that.. what bothers me is the headline that reads "UGA loses another one" when the kid had plans to leave all along. there is a lot to experience outside of GA. some of these posters are delusional.
May 10th, 2012
8:56 am
I think your comment speaks to a level of insecurity from some posters, even while their team is doing well, they feel a need to run down other schools. Talk is cheap, show up in Atlanta and let's settle it on the field.
May 10th, 2012
9:11 am
The reason all the Bama fans post on here is because they have "UGA Obsession Disorder". I was always told to never shoot downhill, so this could be the only explanation.
May 10th, 2012
9:15 am
Headline made me laugh," beats Dabo Swinney in pool"….for some reason my first thought was of some kid beating the crap out of Dabo in a swimming pool.
May 10th, 2012
9:15 am
"•It's rare when NC State beats out heavyweights such as #UGA & Clemson for top Georgia DE"
Slow down MC…
Kenderius Whitehead is no Jordan Jenkins…he's a 3-star tweener OLB-DE who everyone (including GT) was recruiting him for OLB or a standup 4-3 pass-rusher. He wanted to develop into a DE coming out of a 3-point stance and NC State was one of the few schools who accepted him and will give him the chance. However, it's quite obvious he needs to bulk up by AT LEAST 40-50 lbs to get there…which will probably zap a RS year at least so he won't be on the field until 2014 at the earliest.
Jordan Jenkins is pretty much ready for that DE role now…I doubt UGA is losing sleep over it.
May 10th, 2012
9:24 am
I don't blame the kid. Unless you have ties to UGA then growing up in Athens can be rough. Especially for a young black male. So many negative influences and the poverty rate in Athens is through the roof. I commend him for leaving old friends and old influences behind to seek a better life for himself. He sounds like a smart young man and I wish him well.
May 10th, 2012
9:29 am
I've had my conversations with him on that topic, sir. Directly to the points he has made.
You just want to believe that being a fan of a program is to be an unfan of every other program, to the point of blind faith and made-up stories on the points you make which are weak and open you up to our weaker points on every point you ever make.
I thought his explanation of the loss in Nick Saban's 1st year compared to Mark Richt's loss at home to a far worse team than that in his 6th year, was what he felt about it and not as precise as it might have been. I thought my point was far more salient to your point, whom I directed myself to, not him.
Being a fan of UGA does not mean that you team-up as you put it with other fans who have made the statement that somehow there is something positive about our program right now besides playing 11 of 12 regular season games against teams who did not make any top 25 list, us without a secondary, and us losing our entire defense, while we suffer this self-imposed probation right now of 76 of the 109 scholarships Mark Richt signed here, all that remain toward to his 85-man limit.
Perhaps you feel that I should side with a clear minority compared to the 300 list of unique IP addresses provided to you by me to AJ-C blog who say as I, nah who say as WE that – well, sir, it's not that great losing 9 games in a row starting Kentucky 2007 who are SEC teams who made a winning SEC record while you brag about the SEC teams we play with us the # 6 SEC team 2012 in won/lost record the current 4-year period ?
You know full-well that isn't happening.
You're just wrong.
What you should be doing is joining the 300 of us who WE demand the coaches and players GATA.
That will get us out of this funk.
Instead, you want to present a front, a phony set-up of you on the Internet that isn't who you are. Because I speak the language (among others) and you have said the SAME AS ALL 300 OF US,
You have each of you have your post plastered up here.
You for example, are about as adamant about Aaron Murray as anyone ever anywhere.
Likewise on Mike Bobo.
Isaiah Crowell.
You want some more of your statements in the context in which you presented them after this
HEAVEN KNOWS WE'VE HAD MANY MISERABLE HORRIBLE LOSSES you admitted yesterday. While trying to ignore we haven't beat the top teams.
May 10th, 2012
9:41 am
What you said is that I make valid points.
May 10th, 2012
9:53 am
He did not, sir.
"IF he did do" is the subjunctive case. The subjunctive case is contrary to fact. He clearly said IF he did do, not he does or he wants. You're just lost in the desire you have to say what you think a fan is or isn't. You and a very small vocal minority who want everyone banned who does not subscribe to your own minority viewpoint that you must pretend that you didn't say you hate all these losses and your ignoring of our inability to beat top teams for years, while we continue with the bad press off-the-field of only 76 scholarship players remaining of the 109 we signed toward our 85-man limit.
The rest of us Bulldogs' fans, 300 of us, far in excess of the minority viewpoint you hold here on AJ-C blog want us to win and say nothing none of you minority haven't also said.
When we lose the games, you run in here and say it.
2 days later, you are back to your front that it's just me.
Never mind the 300 others.
Acting like you never said it.
Yeah, you did.
Everyone of the minority has. Name me one of the minority you think has maintained this phony front you'll try to put up that you only say positive statements.
For weeks I have asked for positive statements.
Haven't gotten so much as one.
Your attempts to make his subjctive case of me a drug user, are as failed as your attempts to say at feigning that I am not what I am. Or that you know some ulterior motive, you cannot even come right out and state. And, just as lame as your attempts to paint a 6-6 team in 2007 who beat a 8-5 team, beat a 8-4 team, beat a 5-6 team, beat a 7-6 team as a WORSE team somehow in your mind that candy backside in 2006 Vandie whose only wins were over 1-11 Temple only and 0-12 Duke.
May 10th, 2012
9:56 am
"The funniest thing that said is that they can get me to the league, to the NFL. That was pretty funny. It was a number of coaches that said that.
Any coach that says this to a player is not to be trusted. It's nice to see a player get that.
May 10th, 2012
10:00 am
Hey kid if you don't think your coach can help get you to the NFL with development – then you are delusional. Absolutely you and God are two major players in getting you to the NFL, but your coach has a huge say in getting you there also.
May 10th, 2012
10:19 am
Bad move by this kid….. The UGA defense will be in total rebuilding mode in 2013. He should have looked at the depth chart.
May 10th, 2012
10:24 am
congrats to this kid… hope you do well.
May 10th, 2012
10:32 am
Mark Reich gets the recruits Bama does not want, Bama owns the state of Georgia so get outta of the way you delusional dawg fans. RTR!
May 10th, 2012
10:35 am
salute to my boy whitehead love you bruh
May 10th, 2012
10:42 am
Hey kid if you don't think your coach can help get you to the NFL with development – then you are delusional.
Of course coaching helps, but even bad coaches aren't bad enough to keep a talented kid from finding his way to the NFL.
May 10th, 2012
10:45 am
no room for him at UGA———————-and the mat drills scared him off——–no worries
—————–best defence in 2012 collage football——————–go dawgs
May 10th, 2012
10:47 am
@T/B———————————————-what???—–you su_x
May 10th, 2012
10:50 am
Good luck to the young man but I don't think UGA was all that upset about him going else where. UGA is loaded at his position – that is a major reason for him to go out of state.
May 10th, 2012
11:00 am
Whitehead: "I want to go out there in the world and see something new … you know, venture off and get away from home for a little bit."
Could it be that someone is actually following my advice?
May 10th, 2012
11:02 am
Both kids look like great kids.
Kenderius Whitehead got scholarship offers from every top-school in the nation except from Florida and Auburn.
10 on the Defensive Line for us including the 2 commitments. Only 2 are seniors this 2012 season coming up for him to have competed with on a loaded DL for us 2012. 2013, different story. Our DE are 300 lbs; he's 210. Abry Jones is 306 lbs. and Garrison Smith a junior 2012 might jump with a great showing is 294 lbs. I really like both of them. Be honest, our depth chart he had to study to see you're right and he's wrong to try the ACC ?
It will be interesting to see if he can play end in the ACC, perhaps he beefs up. I think he's listed at like 210 lbs. If NC State leaves him at DE which he says clearly he wants to play, that'll be fascinating to watch too. That many offers, better tell him what he wants to hear, not linebacker.
That's why we lost him. We told him the truth. Too bad, he's a great-looking kid and the one we did get, too. Blake Tibbs is a good-get with his hands. I like kids like both of these great guys. Fun to watch their career.
We got the guy with the great hands. Chris Conley type hands. That's what I look for in a WR. It should do well for Blake Tibbs moving up the wide-open WR depth chart. Wide open because we stripped it of our 60-yards per game leading team average Malcolm Mitchell. I hate that.
May 10th, 2012
11:31 am
This article is beating a dead gorilla, but at least it's not another what did Robert Nkemdiche have for breakfast article.
May 10th, 2012
11:43 am
The best receiver on the UGA team is enrolling in June. Barring any preseason injuries Blake Tibbs will be the most skilled WR on the field. He does things that you cannot teach.
May 10th, 2012
12:41 pm
Soft hands cannot be taught.
May 10th, 2012
12:55 pm
Does anyone even read what Thomas Brown posts anymore?
May 10th, 2012
1:06 pm
CMR is a JOKE! I hope he stays at UGA for twenty years. CMR always in the money, but NEVER a CHAMPION!
May 10th, 2012
1:07 pm
For the life of me, I cannot figure out why an Alabama fan has any interest in a Georgia blog. That said, can any of them read? Mark Richt did not sing a damn solo to Whitehead. He had a cake and "He, his staff and everybody sang me Happy Birthday" according to the article. What's creepy about that? He was hosting a top recruit and it just so happened to be his birthday. Bama… I will be so happy when the inevitable downturn occurs within their program and they turn on each other.
May 10th, 2012
1:47 pm
Apparently that Thomas Brown dude is not familiar with the term "brevity is the soul of wit".
May 10th, 2012
1:55 pm
@coach—–(saban im sure) dawg fans are proud of CMR growth as a head football coach—–so go F_____ your____
May 10th, 2012
7:18 pm
Knew he would start out red shirting – didn't want to wait on something that he may never get – a starting job.
May 10th, 2012
7:21 pm
UGA fans don't care if Whitehead went out of state. He is gone. Next.


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It's probably safe to say all of us have had a bout of heartburn at least once in our lives. If acute heartburn goes untreated or unchecked it could lead to something far more serious and even deadly.
Studies have shown that approximately 4 out of 10 people experience occasional heartburn which experts say is considered fairly normal if it is indeed occasional. Often triggered by fatty foods, chocolate, peppermint, tomato sauces, alcohol and caffeine, it feels like food is trapped behind the breastbone leaving a burning sensation. Hence the name heartburn, but the medical term for it is acid reflux.
Here's how it happens:
The food travels down through the esophagus, often called the food pipe and into the stomach where it is digested by acid secretions present in gastric juices. Both openings of the stomach have sphincters. At the opening of the stomach is what's called the lower esophageal sphincter that prevents acid backflow into the esophagus, but when that muscle doesn't work normally that's exactly what happens. Acid goes back up into the esophagus and gives us that burning pain in the chest.
Avera Gastroenterologist Dr. Dany Shamoun at Avera Gastroenterology Clinic says that acid reflux could develop into Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease or GERD.
Dr. Shamoun says, "That sphincter relaxes at certain times to allow food to go in to the stomach. Now given most people have it, they think its normal and to some degree acid reflux is normal."
If you find yourself eating antacids after every meal there may be more of a serious problem.
Dr. Shamoun says, "The most significant risk that we worry about is cancer of the esophagus and if GERD happens for a long time in certain predisposed patients it can result in changes in the normal lining in the esophagus. The esophagus is not supposed to encounter or handle a lot of acid. If it does, the lining can change over time. It could become a condition known as Barrett's Esophagus and that is a risk factor for esophageal cancer.
Dr. Shamoun says once you have Barrett's Esophagus your risk for cancer increases 40 fold and that's why seeing a specialist is important. Don't pass off chronic acid reflux as just a simple case of ongoing indigestion, left untreated you could end up with a cancer diagnosis which is a lot tougher to swallow in the long run.
Dr. Shamoun says there are multiple levels of treatment if you suffer from heartburn and nothing else.
1. Diet and lifestyle modifications. Changing what you eat and how much, eliminating the foods that trigger the acid reflux.
2. Elevating the head of the bed at night, especially if your heartburn occurs at night.
3. There are over-the-counter antacid medications for those with GERD like Zantac. Or if you need something stronger there is Prilosec or Nexium (by prescription).
If a gastroenterologist thinks your esophagus need to be checked. They will do an endoscopy to check the lining of the esophagus, if they see questionable area they will do a biopsy. The earlier you catch the cancer, the better the outcome.
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Congratulations on winning the 'Scudetto' with Juventus. Are you still as hungry for success as when you were younger?
Eventually after 38 matches this championship has come to an end. I say 'eventually' because after 38 matches, so much effort and adrenalin – and it was such a long journey! – I think winning the Scudetto after all is a great reward, for both players and our supporters, because we all want to keep writing important pages in our football history. We took the pen after many years and started writing again. And we will have the chance to write new pages soon (Coppa Italia and the Euro Cup ed) and none of us want to stop yet.
Italy will play the World and European Champions Spain in the group stage. Do you consider them to be as strong as they were two years ago?
Spain remains the team to be beaten. The same team, the same hunger of victories, just more experience. They are a great group, young and brave, but we have no reason to be afraid of them. The Azzuri victory against Spain in Bari has been the proof and we absolutely showed our potential (Italy won against Spain 2-1, in Bari, August 10th 2011 ed).
What would you consider to be a successful tournament for Italy?
Behave better than last time won't be difficult! (laughing) We are a proud nation and we trust in our qualities. Mr Prandelli's team has been renewed and it is finding its new own identity. With our supporters we all want to go far, keep believing, and never give up.
You were a key part of the Italy team that won the World Cup 6 years ago. What is the difference between the current team and the squad from back then?
The team has changed a lot, there are just four of us remaining from Berlin's night (De Rossi, Barzagli, Pirlo, and Buffon, ed). However all new team mates have the same passion as we had that time. Now it is their time, it is our time. Prandelli's group has quality and the desire to conquer something, you really can feel that. Now they are on pitch, it is their turn. Let's bring Azzurro back into the Italian hearts.
Who do you consider to be some of the potential stars of the tournament? Who are you looking out for?
It will be definitely Balotelli's Euro Cup. Mario is a winner; he was great in the epic final game in this year's Premier League and he matured a lot over this last year. He has all our support. If he starts behaving like the leader he can be, he will carry the team and make the difference.
What would winning this tournament mean to you?
For me it would be writing down another page, the most important page of this season. You know – when you play for your national team, you have something more to give. You got a whole nation's support, the team knows that. Wearing the Italian jersey is at the same time an incredible honor and responsibility too, being the team captain this gives me an amazing motivation.
Italian fans are so passionate, do you feel pressure to perform well because of this or does it motivate and inspire you?
As I said, we are a proud nation, we don't sign up for the second position. I assure you that we all want to show great things in this Euro Cup. Fans sometimes make the difference – their support and passion on 2006 helped us walking together straight to the final. We need the same energy and atmosphere, and we will give everything.
If Italy doesn't win, who would be your prediction to lift the trophy?
My best wishes goes to Trapattoni's Ireland! After our match against them though, of course. I think Spain and Netherlands are still on top, but also Germany is a young and strong team, which desires to amaze.


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Volunteers are wanted to help rid abandoned shopping carts from Tucson streets and washes this weekend.
The Service Employees International Union Local 48 and United Food and Commercial Workers Local 99 will host a cleanup this Saturday at Grijalva Elementary School, 1795 W. Drexel Road, as part of an overall goal to encourage retailers to track their property more effectively and educate consumers about their cart use. It will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
"Saturday's cleanup is an example of what our community can do when we see something wrong: we come together, find common ground, and look for a solution," Pima County District Five Supervisor Richard Elías said. "Until now, there's been no serious discussion about how to remedy shopping cart blight."
Volunteers at last year's event collected nearly 350 shopping carts.
"Union members have a long history of being good, engaged community residents," Service Employees International Union Local 48 State President Maya Castillo said. "This is our way of helping to keep Pima County clean and beautiful."
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Two Southern California politicians are asking the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to hurry along repairs to the breakwater protecting the Port of Long Beach, two weeks after high winds and waves punched holes through the barrier.
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Pacific International Lines has advised its customers that effective Dec.
19 Jul 2014
While it is obvious that beneficial cargo owners shipped early this year through the West Coast in anticipation of the July 1 deadline for contract negotiations between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and waterfront employers, reports of cargo surges at Canadian and U.S. East Coast ports in May and June indicate retailers were also diverting shipments away from West Coast ports.
17 Jul 2014
A surge of imports through Los Angeles-Long Beach in June caught transportation providers by surprise, and helps explain why the ports had problems with terminal congestion and capacity shortages in both the rail and drayage trucking sectors.
15 Jul 2014
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners approved a fiscal year 2014-15 budget that calls for $579 million in capital expenditures, including replacement of the Gerald Desmond Bridge and redevelopment of the Middle Harbor container terminal.
14 Jul 2014
Jon Slangerup, the new executive director at the Port of Long Beach, sees his greatest strength as being more of a builder of added value, as he was at FedEx Canada, than as a turnaround artist. That is why he is so excited about his position at the port, where he intends to continue the capital expansion projects, assess where additional expansion is required, but all the while adding value for port customers.
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12 Jul 2014
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association surprised watchers by announcing a 72-hour hiatus in their negotiations so that the union could deal with unrelated talks in the Pacific Northwest, and by extending the expired coastwide contract during the suspension of negotiations.
11 Jul 2014
Contract negotiations between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association will resume at 1:30 p.m. today Pacific time, the ILWU confirmed.
10 Jul 2014
The Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex is struggling with marine terminal congestion and long trucker turn-times caused by a number of factors including chassis shortages, delays on the intermodal rail network, poor communication between terminals and truckers and a surge in cargo volume that caught the entire supply chain by surprise.
10 Jul 2014
The Teamsters union today promised to turn up the heat on trucking companies and marine terminals in Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor, although their efforts did not affect cargo-handling and gate operations in the nation's largest port complex.
09 Jul 2014
In the article titled "Teamsters initiate labor action at LA-Long Beach in midst of longshore talks," published on July 6, a quote drawn from a tweet was misattributed to a longshoremen.


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How many languages is it possible to know?
I admit that I am not a genius. I have never had an idea that I would end up speaking more than one language but it happened.. in my early 20s I found myself speaking more than 4 languages... few years later a coupe of languages came along and I learned them as well... Why? I don't know.
true to be told I didn't go to university for this, I only went for Communication Science. after learning all those languages, it made me believe;
if I can, then anyone can (but maybe not everyone)
How many languages do you speak?
If you could learn one more foreign langues, what would it be?
What stopped you from learning more than one (if you speak only one)
why is it so important to learn any foreign language when we want a global village, and what language should be spoken in that village?
an interesting article to be read about the capacity and ability of human brain in learning and knowing languages:
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Rocio F.M.Mar 9 2013: hi Edwin. Thank you for the motivation.
I'm new here.
I want to write and speak English fluently and I think I have a chance here. I find it hard to learn more languages, I speak Spanish, Chinese study, I defend myself (as I can) in English, but your words have made me think and I will try.
Sorry my bad English
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Canisius College offers various opportunities for graduate students to work at the college in the form of a graduate assistantship and to earn tuition waivers. Assistantships may be in an academic department or nonacademic office (e.g., Residence Life, Graduate Education, Career Center, etc.). Two graduate assistantship positions are specifically reserved for Communication & Leadership students.
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Tuesday night (Nov. 18) 6:30 Point of View host Chris Berg brought you an interview with Jim Jonas, whose resignation from coaching at West Fargo High School last Friday inspired a wave of protest.
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Pope Benedict invites Catholics the world over to celebrate a special jubilee year - June 28th 2008 to June 29th 2009 - in honour of the 2000th anniversary of the birth of St. Paul.
Scholars think Paul was ten years younger than Jesus, so his birth is placed between 7 and 10 AD. The Holy Father's choice is midway between these two. The June 28-29 vigil and solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul serve as anchor points for this special period (more - pdf) ...
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July - Paul's Masterwork: The Epistle to the Romans
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November - The Complex Nature of the End-Time
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ASCO Initiatives: Promoting Cancer Treatment and Research
ASCO's annual meeting is considered by many to be the premier educational and scientific event in the oncology community. This year's presentations addressed advances in targeted therapies, new findings in treatments for breast and gastrointestinal cancers, new research into issues affecting adult and pediatric cancer survivors, and research on agents for reducing risk of specific types of cancer. As we reach the close of our 41st annual meeting and the end of my term as president, I would like to review a few of ASCO's initiatives over the past year:
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This fall, ASCO will work with the Institute of Medicine when it introduces its adult cancer survivorship report and will coordinate a symposium highlighting the report's findings and recommendations.
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Recognizing Franklin High School
Recently Franklin High School celebrated its 50th Anniversary. Since the groundbreaking on the hilly Herman Angerstein farm on 51st Street near Drexel Avenue and opening , Franklin High School has sustained a quality secondary educational program for young men and women throughout the City of Franklin and surrounding area for over 50 years.
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Since September of 1962, Franklin High School's educational program has challenged all its young men and women to be intellectually competent, open to growth, and committed to excellence in all aspects of their lives. A Franklin High School was named among America's Best High Schools in 2012 by Newsweek Magazine & The Daily Best.
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Supervisor Taylor presenting the Citation to NUCOR employees. From left: Rich Ramczyk, Scott Planey, Austin Pitzer, Sup. Taylor, Edwin Garcia, and Jerry Richie.
The South Suburban Chamber of Commerce recently held its "Annual Awards Dinner," celebrating another successful year with its members and guests. As part of the ceremonies, the Chamber awarded the prestigious "Business of the Year" award to NUCOR Cold Finish Wisconsin. The Chamber also awarded the "Pride in Premises" award to this year's recipient Gus' Mexican Cantina.
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Carma Labs Celebrates 75 Years In Business
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