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Larry reminds Cheryl of a 'present' she promised him back when they got engaged
Larry reconnects with Michael, his blind tormentor, with bad results.
Larry mends fences with Michael by setting him up on a blind date
Larry inadvertently traumatizes the Greenes' daughter at their dinner party.
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Larry's decision to buy a surrogate mother a baby-shower gift backfires
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James Madison enters its final Colonial Athletic Association baseball weekend series at Delaware looking to secure one of the final spots for next week's six-team CAA Tournament. The Dukes and Blue Hens get underway Thursday at 3 p.m. followed by another meeting Friday at 3 p.m. and the series finale Saturday at 1 p.m.
Madison (23-26, 10-13 CAA) currently sits sixth place among the seven CAA squads eligible for tournament participation. The Dukes hold a lead of one and a half games over Hofstra (22-26, 9-15), which hosts first-place UNCW (36-17, 17-6) in a Friday doubleheader and a single game Saturday. JMU needs any combination adding to two of wins vs. Delaware (30-19, 13-11) and losses by Hofstra in order to secure the spot.
JMU also has the potential of finishing as high as third in the league standings with a sweep of Delaware combined with Northeastern (27-22, 11-13) taking two out of three in a series at Towson (23-27, 12-12). The Dukes are currently two and a half games back of Delaware, one and a half back of Towson and a half game back of Northeastern. Therefore Madison enters its last three games with the possibility of finishing anywhere from third to seventh among the seven teams. UNCW, William and Mary (33-19, 15-9), Delaware and Towson have clinched tournament berths.
The Dukes prepared for their final weekend on Tuesday by claiming a 13-4 home triumph over Liberty. Junior outfielder Tyler Gregory homered for the second straight game with four RBIs and Casey Goss drove in five runs, including a rare inside-the-park grand slam. Freshman J.T. Root tossed five scoreless frames as the first of five JMU pitchers in the game.
Scouting Delaware
The Blue Hens were sitting in position for a possible NCAA at large bid before dropping two of three games in a CAA series at Hofstra. That started UD's current stretch of losing nine of the last 14 games. Most recently, Delaware has dropped three of its last four games, including the final two games of last weekend's CAA series at Northeastern (W, 6-1, L, 3-1, L, 5-3).
Delaware boasts a potent offense, ranking 16th in the nation with a .309 average, 10th in doubles (2.22 per game) and 16th in slugging percentage (.450). The Blue Hens have been paced offensively by CAA Player of the Year candidate Jimmy Yezzo, who sits in the top five nationally with a .419 batting average and third with his doubles average of one every two games. He has 25 doubles, 12 home runs, 58 RBIs and a .729 slugging percentage. Nick Ferdinand is batting .347 with 14 doubles, 10 home runs and 52 RBIs.
Staff ace Chad Kuhl has been dominant, going 9-2 with a 3.20 ERA in 13 starts while amassing 95 2/3 innings and 73 strikeouts.
Series History
JMU holds a narrow 20-19 lead in the all-time series, 17-15 since UD joined the league in 2002. Last year in Harrisonburg, the Blue Hens swept the series 6-4, 10-7 and 7-5. Delaware has won five of the last six meetings overall following a stretch of 13 wins in 16 meetings for the Dukes prior to that.
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Thursday, May 16, 3 p.m.
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UD – Chad Kuhl, Jr., RHP (9-2, 3.20 ERA)
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At the Tiger Invitational on the campus of Auburn University Alan Schmitz competed in the 800-meter event and placed 2nd out of 31 participants and ran a provisional qualifier at 1:51.40.
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Welcome to the Department of Psychological Sciences at Winston-Salem State University!
According to our research, we were the first HBCU to establish a Department of Psychological Sciences (versus a Department of Psychology). Why? Our faculty wished to provide a continuing reminder to our current and potential students, to the University community, and to the world that Psychology is a science which investigates human behavior and mental processes, and is grounded in the scientific method. Thus, our faculty scholars and our major curriculum rigorously emphasize the science in understanding human beings.
As one of our distinguished faculty, Dr. Nelson Adams, has noted, Psychological Science is often identified as a natural science that uses experimental and scientific methods not unlike physics and other "traditional" sciences. In fact, the American Psychological Association has made a significant effort to include Psychological Sciences as a STEM discipline, because not only does Psychological Science use scientific methodology in much of published work in the field, but it also is a bridge discipline that provides important knowledge for those disciplines identified traditionally as "natural sciences". That is, our science provides essential knowledge for the innovations in other technical fields because the human is always at the interface between technology and new scientific applications.
Our Department models the ideal of a creative and collaborative learning community. Our curriculum rigorously prepares students to meet the ever-evolving challenges of the 21st century world. The number of Psychology majors served by our Department has grown substantially since the turn of the new century, and we are pleased that we have both the largest number of B.A. graduates and the largest number of majors in the entire College of Arts and Sciences. This reflects the quality and efficacy of our major program, our emphasis on continual improvement of graduation and retention rates for our majors, and the usefulness of the degree for entry into advanced graduate programs in Psychology and in other fields, and the usefulness of the degree to prepare graduates to immediately go to work in a diverse variety of fields.
We have built a nationally-and internationally-recognized, dedicated core of faculty over the years. Our faculty scholars produce new knowledge through continued research in such areas as human coping and resilience, psychology and law, sports psychology, positive psychology, the psychological dimensions of sexual behaviors and AIDS prevention, LGBT psychology, alternatives to K-12 school suspension, the fading affect bias in autobiographical memory, prosodic entrainment and its relationship to interpersonal trust, and in many more areas of empirical investigation. Our research applies locally to communities and populations in North Carolina and the United States, and globally, faculty scholars have developed extensive interests and experiences and have conducted research in such diverse global communities as South America, Africa, Asia, and Southeast Asia.
I am highly honored to serve as Chair of the Department of Psychological Sciences at Winston-Salem State University. I promise to continually strive to meet the needs of our students and to improve their learning and advancement through the psychology major, and to continually improve our Department's service to students and commitment to excellence.
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Now let's figure out what I get for my time.
By my estimate, it takes me about an hour to fold, staple, stuff, stamp and label ten zines and envelopes. So you could say that doing this, I make ten dollars an hour. But wait, there's the time driving to the post office and waiting in line, copying and pasting a hundred addresses into the labels, promoting and answering emails, etc. I do the layout myself in WordPerfect, and even though it's kept pretty plain it still takes time to change fonts for the headlines and make sure everything doesn't look like total crap (just partial crap). I'm not counting the recipe making/writing because no one could do that for me, segue into the next paragraph!
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HOUSTON — I planned on joining the Angels in Chicago this weekend.
But as soon as the Astros beat them Tuesday night, I took a red-eye to Houston to make sure I had a chance to say goodbye to Mike Scioscia.
You just never know with Angry Arte, a better chance that Scioscia is going, going, gone these days than anything Albert Pujols might hit.
Make it two straight losses to the Astros after Wednesday night's 3-1 halfhearted effort, and I picture Arte Moreno somewhere screaming, "I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore."
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Scioscia and I have had our differences. In some cases, extreme differences, but I think we will get along better when he begins managing the Dodgers next season.
We already know he's a great guy, a brilliant but stubborn manager who looks good in blue.
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I thought it would be helpful to know what went wrong with the Angels under Scioscia since he seems to be the one designated to take the fall. So we chatted.
"Do you know how my week has gone?" said Scioscia when we began. "We're playing [lousy] baseball, I'm getting my 2011 taxes audited and I'm now talking to you."
Several national baseball writers have labeled Scioscia a goner, some suggesting he could be out by the end of this weekend if the team continues to flop around.
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Dipoto has stuck Scioscia with a bunch of journeymen pitchers like he was — Joe Blanton is now 0-6, like that's a surprise.
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September 19, 2012
Finally, I don't need an NBC promo to oversell me anything about Notre Dame football.
Nor do I need ESPN Classic to watch Notre Dame win a meaningful football game.
For the first time in years, the product on the field matches the hype — no small feat at a place with its own TV network — and Notre Dame football present elicits shades of its storied past. Put the blue-and-gold blinders back in the drawer next to the rosary and "Rudy" DVD. You don't need them to see how this Notre Dame team looks more legitimate and letdown-proof than any since the Holtz Era because of a fierce defense and formidable offensive line.
Notre Dame realistically could start the season 7-0 even with a difficult schedule that includes Miami and Stanford after Saturday's home game against Michigan.
About 115 miles west across Lake Michigan, Northwestern really should do the same.
The 3-0 Wildcats, the only college football team with wins over three BCS programs, play South Dakota at home Saturday before hosting Indiana and playing at Penn State and Minnesota.
Could this be the first season since 1995 Notre Dame and Northwestern each win at least nine games?
Autumn Saturdays in the pro sports-saturated market that is Chicago tend to be spent planning Bears tailgate parties or raking leaves. How refreshing to have two college football programs ignoring the Allen Pinkett recruiting handbook and demanding our attention with so many student-athletes who respect the left side of the hyphen. Leaders in academia such as Notre Dame and Northwestern starting strong suggests teams indeed can have good seasons without necessarily needing bad guys. Stanford, No. 9 after upsetting USC, offers more proof.
The other obvious trait Notre Dame and Northwestern share involves a rare but welcome reliance on a defense that responds to challenges.
In the days after Northwestern nearly blew a 22-point lead against Syracuse, coach Pat Fitzgerald vowed improvement based on better coverage technique. I scoffed, convinced defensive backs who played the football as poorly as Northwestern's did couldn't learn something so instinctive so quickly. Yet impressive defensive efforts against Vanderbilt and Boston College have demonstrated Northwestern's dedication to fundamentals just as Fitz promised.
Likewise, Notre Dame's defensive front seven has played as if it is hell-bent on establishing a new tradition. Not since 1988 — yes, it has been nearly a quarter-century since Notre Dame has won a national championship — has an Irish defense given up fewer points in the first three games than this one (30). It usually starts with nose guard Louis Nix and end Stephon Tuitt and often ends with linebacker Prince Shembo or Manti Te'o colliding with a running back. They get to the ball in bad moods. And they get to the ball quicker than any Notre Dame defense I can recall.
In the past, Notre Dame has struggled mightily trying to stop Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson. But this defense, full of speedy, athletic types coach Brian Kelly recruited, barely resembles any from Notre Dame's recent past other than the gold helmets. The loss of injured safety Jamoris Slaughter hurts, but a secondary now with three converted offensive players as starters has proved to be resourceful. A fierce pass rush also lessens that liability.
Having a dominant defense also relieves the pressure on sophomore quarterback Everett Golson, a promising prospect still error-prone enough to make me wonder if steady Tommy Rees eventually might fit better as a game manager as the stakes increase.
Notre Dame thinks it can play in a BCS bowl. So does Northwestern, which doesn't play Wisconsin and Ohio State in a down year for the Big Ten.
I can't say either suggestion sounds outrageous. Nor have I seen any signs to suggest overconfidence will undermine either team — quite the contrary.
Fitzgerald greeted his Northwestern players Monday by staging competition for starting jobs at all but three positions on offense. Given the quality of opponents until Nebraska comes to Ryan Field on Oct. 20, the team that poses the biggest threat to Northwestern losing is Northwestern. Fitzgerald cannot say so, but his tough-love actions this week hint that he agrees.
Kelly took a similar approach coming off a road victory over Michigan State. In terms of style and substance, this W counted for more than just one win; as significant to Kelly's program as it was his team. More in tune with his environment in Year 3, Kelly quickly cautioned the Irish against getting caught up in the hype.
"We didn't give out any rings to anybody,'' Kelly said. "We have a long way to go.''
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Northwestern seems headed in the same direction.
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9:08am Friday 20th December 2013 in News
A HOSPITAL technician who took sick leave while dealing with the breakdown of her marriage to a 'violent alcoholic' was sacked just a fortnight after her return to work.
An employment tribunal was told that Karen Marsha, a senior pharmacy technician at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, had been told she could undertake a 'phased' return to her duties.
But after begin given that assurance by her boss, Janine Hey, Mrs Marsha was summoned to a meeting 14 days later and was dismissed by Neil Fletcher, clinical director of pharmacy.
And it was Ms Hey who presented the case for her colleague's dismissal at a hearing on July 30 last year.
An appeal was lodged, chaired by one of the trust's non-executive directors George Boyer, sitting with the operations director Val Bertenshaw and human resources director Ian Brandwood.
But the dismissal decision was confirmed, prompting Mrs Marsha, from Todmorden, to launch an unfair dismissal claim.
Employment judge John Hewitt ruled in favour of the pharmacy technician, who had worked for the trust for 22 years, after a series of hearings.
She is now seeking compensation awards from the trust, including loss of earnings totalling more than £32,000.
An earlier hearing was told that Mrs Marsha suffered domestic problems from 2008 onwards and this culminated in her husband assaulting her in front of their children in 2010.
She was off work with stress for 40 days in 2010.
And after another few short absences, after her return to work, she was off with anxiety and depression for 127 days in 2012.
The judge said in his ruling that the periods of absence were not disputed by Mrs Marsha's representatives.
But he insisted that the trust's 'fatal flaw' was the manner in which they had dealt with her dimissal.
Judge Hewitt said it was 'incongrous' that Ms Hey had both informed Mrs Marsha she could enjoy a phased return to work and then later present the case for her sacking at a hearing just weeks later.
Compensation has still to be decided.
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12:22pm Fri 20 Dec 13
frank says...
Izanears wrote:to right, having staff try to do more work than they're capable of is just stupid and asking for stress related illness and depression.
Knowing what is going on the current shake-up in the NHS in East Lancashire there are many more fearing for there jobs and they have not even been off sick. The NHS is treating its staff worse than cattle.
i'm seeing it happen now. experienced staff being moved and replaced by someone with no knowledge of how to do a job.
it's hopeless.
managed by idiots.
it's getting ready for breaking up the nhs and 'giving ' away services to private health firms.
the public are being kept in the dark about this. they'll only find out when it's a done deal - when it's too late.
really glad she got the right result.
4:33pm Fri 20 Dec 13
mys says...
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5:31pm Fri 20 Dec 13
It's a spade! says...
However, it is amazing how much more people manage to suffer from stress, depression and anxiety when they're getting sick pay and as pointed out too many are just taking the p1$$.
As a self-employed taxpayer in the private sector I do resent my taxes being paid to malingerers and so at some point someone has to draw a line in the sand and say enough is enough.
I don't think all the detail of this case is laid out here and so it is hard to make an accurate comment (the judgement does appear to say that its the way they did it not why they did that was the problem) but I for one am glad if the powers that be are now taking the matter of recurring sickness within public sector more seriously and attempting to address it. I do also think there should be a cull of non frontline management as well as they too are a drain on resources..
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Spanish Springs posted a 408 team score, two strokes better than its previous best of 410 set three weeks ago at Somersett Golf and Country Club in northwest Reno. However, the 408 was only good enough for second place when Reno turned in its 400, also a season best.
Reno won five of the six HDL tournaments this spring. The only tournament the Huskies did not win came when the Cougars won at Sierra Sage amid wintry conditions two weeks ago.
"I actually feel really good about our day," Spanish Springs coach Nick Wirshing said. "Considering Tommy (McAlister), who has been one of our best golfers all year, was super sick and he shot an 86, and then some of our lower guys put up 82 and 84, that should be a good sign for us going forward into regionals."
Cole Shirley and Anthony Decker paced the Spanish Springs scoring contingent with a pair of 78s. Next up were Owen Bartlett and Jake Keady with scores of 82 and 84 respectively. McAlister's 86 was the final counting score for the SSHS crew. The Cougars threw out the 90 of Matt Perera.
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David Hinitz of Reno garnered individual medalist honors with a 75. Decker and Shirley finished in a three-way tie for second with Reno's Jeffery Heathmen. The three other scores that counted toward Reno's team total were an 80, 81 and 86.
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Reed coach Nick Nemsgern had similar sentiments.
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"We've taken our team average down 28 stokes from the first two tournaments to the last two," Nemsgern said. "I think we may have some boys who can qualify for state. It will be tough to get in those top two team spots. That's kind of a dream, but maybe we can get a couple guys to be in the Top 5 guys who aren't on qualifying teams."
The Division I North Championships are set for May 6-7 at Red Hawk Golf Club, the home course of Spanish Springs. The top four HDL teams, Reno, Spanish Springs, Reed and McQueen will all compete along with the top four schools from the Sierra League, a group that includes North powers Manogue and Galena.


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I've also gotten a chance to show Erin some of the sights in Belem. I wanted to take her to the botanical garden (Bosque) and zoo (Museu) to get her ready for the trip to Macap� and the Amazon this weekend. We took lots of pictures. The macaws were her fav.
We got around Belem using the buses so that Erin could get up close and personal with the locals.
Tuesday evening, my Aunt Tatiana took us to Esta��o das Docas, which is the new hot location in Belem. The city renovated the old docks and shipping yard and turned them into a series of restaurants and shops right on the water. We sampled some of the beer from the microbrewery, ate a meter long cheese filled sausage, duck in tucupi dumplings, and beef pastels. The place was packed even on a Tuesday night, and Erin enjoyed the live music, which is on a mobile stage above our heads that moves up and down the length of the building. (Here's a video she took she thought Grandma Clyne would like)
Erin has been trying all of the new foods and fruits we set before her, including tacaca (spicy soup served on the roadside with tucupi, jambu - a leaf that has some anesthetic properties that makes your tongue tingle, salty shrimp, and spicy pepper sauce), filhote no tucupi (catfish with the same tucupi, jambu, and pepper sauce over rice), lots of churrasco (bbq), different fresh water and ocean fishes, caj�, mangos, papayas. We've also been sampling different ice creams - coconut, a�ai, tapioca, muruci, passion fruit, bacuri, graviola, and cupua�u... And no stomach problems so far, so we're happy about that.


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FORTUNE -- What if you could see the prices of the stocks you're following only once a day, but other investors following the same stocks could see the prices as they changed?
That, in broad strokes, was the situation from 2007 (when the Securities Exchange Commission created a national market system) until last Monday, Dec. 9, when NASDAQ and the NYSE began reporting small trades of less than 100 shares to the "consolidated tape" -- the stream of prices visible to the public.
That might seem like a minor change, and for most stocks it probably is. Although trade in so-called "odd lots" has increased five fold in the past 20 years, according to Reuters, it still only accounts for 5% of total U.S. equity volume.
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How will the new reporting regime affect the average Apple investor?
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