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The School of Distance Learning & Continuing Education (SDLCE) was established in the year 1988 to help the students who could not get opportunity to pursue higher studies through regular stream. The school offers 75 programmes at different levels through 70 study centres including 16 MoU centres with a total number of about 35000 students. Apart from class-room teaching, audio-video programmes are organized separately as part of the learning process. The school broadcasts lessons and arranges phone-in-programmes through All India Radio, Warangal station. It brings out regularly a research journal Kaktiya Journal of Distance Education and a newsletter.
The School has established a Media Produciton Centre with the financial assistance by DEC and has been producing audio & video lessons. The institution has evolved a number of creative activities for others to adapt. The School has undertaken collaborative research with likeminded organisations such as Indian Distance Education Association, Open Learning Society and apex bodies like Distance Education Council, New Delhi and Commonwealth of Learning, Canada, and Athabasca University, Canada.
The SDLCE has been recognized as a Nodal Agency for undertaking Training and Research in the field of Distance Education with the establishment of Distance Education Quality Support & Training Institute (DEQSTI) with full financial assistance from the Distance Education Council, New Delhi and under its auspices it has organized several programmes.
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Doug McAdam
Professor McAdam is currently working on three major research projects. The first is an comprehensive follow-up study of all accepted applicants to the Teach for America (TFA) Program between 1993-1998. The study is primarily interested in assessing the longer-term "civic effects" of the TFA experience. The second project seeks to understand the factors that shape county-level variation in arson attacks on churches in the U.S. between 1996-2001. The specific question of interest is whether a history of racial conflict in the county is related to the burning of African-American churches. Finally, Professor McAdam is collaborating with Professor Rob Sampson (sociology, Harvard) in an ongoing study of neighborhood activism in Chicago between 1970-2005. The goal is to better understand the structural factors and dynamic processes that shape the capacity of neighborhood groups to organize and act on their own behalf.
Political Sociology and Social Movements.
Director, Urban Studies Program, Stanford; Faculty affiliate of American Studies Program, Stanford; Faculty affiliate of Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, Stanford; Director Emeritus, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences; elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Recent Books:
- Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam. 2012. A Theory of Fields. New York: Oxford University Press.
- Doug McAdam and Hilary Boudet. 2012. Putting Movements in Their Place: ExplainingVariation in Community Response to the Siting of Proposed Energy Projects. New York: Cambridge University Press.
- David A. Snow, Donatella della Porta, Bert Klandermans and Doug McAdam (eds.) 2012. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Malden, MA and Oxford, England: Blackwell Publishing. In addition to serving as co-editor, I also contributed the following entries to the Encyclopedia:
"Initiator and Spin-off Movements"
"Tactical Interaction, Innovation and Adaptation"
"High/Low Risk Activism"
"Cognitive Liberation"
"Political Process Theory"
"Micro and Meso Mobilization"
"Freedom Summer"
- Doug McAdam and Sidney Tarrow (eds.). 2011. Dynamics of Contention Ten Years On. Special Issue of Mobilization on the10th annivesary of the Dynamics of Contention.
- Doug McAdam and David A. Snow (eds.). 2010. Readings on Social Movements: Origins, Dynamics and Outcomes. Oxford University Press.
- Gerald Davis, Doug McAdam, W. Richard Scott, and Mayer N. Zald (eds.). 2005. Social Movements and Organizations. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Articles and Book Chapters:
- Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam. 2012. "General Theory of Strategic Action Fields." Research in the Sociology of Organizations. 33. (Special issue on "Rethinking Forms of Power in Organizations, Institutions and Markets, edited by David Courpasson, Damon Golsorkhi and Jeffrey Sallaz.)
- Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam. 2012. "Comment on Goldstone and Useem." Sociological Theory 30.
- Doug McAdam and Sidney Tarrow. 2012. "Social Movements, Elections and Contentious Politics: Building Conceptual Bridges." In Jacquelien Van Stekelenburg, Conny M. Roggeband and Bert Klandermans (eds.), The Changing Dynamics of Contention.Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
- Doug McAdam and Sidney Tarrow. 2011. "Movimientos Sociales, Elecciones Y Politica Contenciosa: Construyendo Puentes Conceptuales." PP. 161-178 in María Jesús Funes (ed.), A Propósito de Tilly: Conflicto, Poder y Acción Colectiva. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas.
- Doug McAdam and Sidney Tarrow. 2011. "Dynamics of Contention Ten Years On." Mobilization 16.
- Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam. 2011. "Toward a General Theory of Strategic Action Fields." Sociological Theory 29. 1-26.
- Doug McAdam. 2010. "Collective Action," in Concise Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Blackwell.
- Lauren B. Edelman, Gwendolyn Leachman and Doug McAdam. 2010. "On Law, Organizations and Social Movements. Annual Review of Law and Social Science 6: 653-85.
- Doug McAdam, Hilary Schaffer Boudet, Jenna Davis, Ryan J. Orr, W. Richard Scott and Ray Levitt. 2010. "'Site Fights': Explaining Opposition to Pipeline Projects in the Developing World." Sociological Forum 25: 401-27.
- Doug McAdam and Sidney Tarrow. 2010. "Ballots and Barricades: On the Reciprocal Relationship between Elections and Social Movements." Perspectives on Politics 8: 529-42. [Portuguese translation in Brazilian journal, Sociologias, 2012]
- Doug McAdam. 2009. "The U.S. Civil Rights Movement: Power from Below and Above, 1945-1970." Pp. 58-74 in Adam Roberts and Timothy Garton Ash (eds.), Civil Resistance and Power Politics. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.
- Doug McAdam. 2009. "Chuck Tilly, Conversationalist Extraordinaire." Sociolgie & Societes 41: 15-19.
- Doug McAdam and Cynthia Brandt. 2009. "Assessing the Effects of Youth Service: The Case of Teach for America." Social Forces 88: 945-70.
- Doug McAdam "Toward a Social Psychology of Social Movements,"
Jon Krosnick (ed.), in New Explorations in Political Psychology. New York: Taylor and
Francis Books.
- Doug McAdam, Sidney Tarrow and Charles Tilly. 2008. "Methods for Measuring Mechanisms." Qualitative Sociology.
- Doug McAdam, Sidney Tarrow, and Charles Tilly. 2008. "Progressive Polemics: Reflections on Four Stimulating Commentaries." Qualitative Sociology 31: 307-32.
- Doug McAdam. 2007. "From 'Relevance' to Irrelevance: The Curious Impact of the 1960s on Public Sociology," in Craig Calhoun (ed.), The ASA at 100. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
- Doug McAdam. 2007. "Books on the Civil Rights Era." Bookmarks (May/June issue).
- Doug McAdam. 2007. "Legacies of Anti-Americanism: A Sociological Perspective," pp.
251-272 in Peter Katzenstein and Robert Keohane (eds.), Anti-Americanism. Ithaca:
Cornell University Press.
- Doug McAdam. 2006. "Collective Action," in George Ritzer (ed.) Encyclopedia of Sociology. Blackwell Press.
- Doug McAdam. 2005. "Civil Society Reconsidered: The Durable Nature and Community Structure of Collective Civic Action." American Journal of Sociology 111: 673-714 (with Rob Sampson, Heather MacIndoe and Simon Weffer-Elizondo).

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2 lbs. Pork Loin
1 Tablespoon Oil
2 teaspoons caraway
¼ teaspoon onion powder
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
1 pinch paprika
Salt and coarse ground pepper to taste
1 carrots, peeled and cut into slices
1 onion, peeled and cut into sections
1 stalk celery, cut into pieces
2 cups German beer
Combine caraway, onion powder, garlic powder and paprika and rub on pork loin. Salt and pepper to taste.
Heat oil in deep roasting pan. Place pork loin, fat side up, and vegetables into pan and roast until browned. Add beer, cover and cook in 350 degree oven for 1 ½ hour. Remove cover and cook an additional 30 minutes.
Take roast out of pan and strain liquids through strainer. Reduce sauce on stove top.
Slice roast and serve with sauce on side.
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1 lbs French bread, 1 inch cubes
1 cup warm milk
2 tablespoons butter
1 finely chopped onion
1 tbsp chopped fresh parsley
2 eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 pinch black pepper
Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the onions; cook and stir until tender. Place the bread cubes into bowl and pour warm milk and onions over it. Add parsley, eggs, salt and pepper and knead until mixture is smooth. Form dumplings the size of tangerines.
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Menlo College has earned AACSB accreditation (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), a distinction earned by less than five percent of the world's business… Read More
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The most prolific wide receiver to ever play for Menlo College, Nate Jackson, returns to campus on Monday, April 28, 2014, addressing Professor Doug Carroll's "Ethics in… Read More
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April 23, 2014: John Pritzker will serve as the 85th anniversary keynote speaker, Bernard Osher will be presented with an honorary doctorate, and Anna Eshoo will receive the President's Medal at Menlo College's Commencement on May 10, 2014. Menlo College is proud to announce that alumnus John Pritzker '76, Founder and Managing Partner of Geolo Capital, will serve as the 85th anniversary keynote…
Menlo's Second VITA Program a Great Success
April 21, 2014: By Vicky Schultz On Saturday, April 13, the Menlo College Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) ended its second year of operations with impressive results. Sponsored by the United Way and the IRS, the program allowed the preparation of over 100 tax returns, resulting in over $53,000 of refunds for clients from the local area. This year, the number of Menlo's…
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NewsPress Release - September 7, 2000Marlboro Presents "The Five Canticles of Benjamin Britten"
MARLBORO, VT - "The Five Canticles of Benjamin Britten" will be presented at 3 p.m. September 17 in Marlboro College's Whittemore Theater. Performers include Marlboro College chorus instructor Susan Klein playing piano, plus several artists/instructors from the Five-College area of Western Massachusetts: Peter Shea and James Ruff singing tenor, Catherine Bowers singing alto, Marisa Michelson singing soprano, Jean Jeffries playing horn, and Vivienne Carey reading.
The canticles, miniature cantatas on a wide variety of religious or spiritual subjects, are counted among the finest and most moving of Britten's output. He treats the texts of all five pieces with great sensitivity and effectiveness, using various pieces of European literature as their base.
Canticle I, "My Beloved Is Mine," uses Francis Quarles 17th century poem "A Divine Rapture" to express divine love through the metaphor of physical love. Canticle II, "Abraham and Isaac," takes its origins from a highly dramatic version of the biblical story as shown in the text of a medieval miracle play.
Edith Sitwell's "The Canticle of the Rose," an allegory of Christ's passion, is the basis for Canticle III, "Still Falls the Rain." Canticles IV and V are each based on poems by T. S. Eliot. "The Journey of the Magi" presents the difficult physical and spiritual journey of the Three Kings as they travel to Bethlehem.
Britten composed the final canticle, "The Death of Narcissus," while he himself was suffering from heart disease. Britten died in 1976, after being made a life peer in England.
The Whittemore Theater is fully accessible. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call (802) 257-4333.


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The NSW State Office and Sydney Passport Office are in separate locations. You cannot lodge your passport or document for legalisation at the NSW State Office.
Authentications and Apostilles
The Sydney Passport Office, Authentications Section can issue an Apostille or Authentication stamp that certifies the signature on a public document (for example, an Australian birth certificate) as part of the process for validating documents for use overseas.
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Through the mail
Postal address
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GPO Box 9807
Sydney NSW 2001
Payment form
This form must accompany all documents sent in by mail: Notarial request form [DOC 67 KB] | [PDF 115 KB]
- In most cases, the processing turnaround time for documents is two (2) working days. We do not have a priority service.
- You can collect your document after two working days or have it posted to you. If you would like it posted registered or express mail or in a particular envelope, please provide the envelope at the time of lodgement.
- Please refer to our frequently asked questions for information about document requirements.
- Documents for notarising do not have to be brought to the lodging office by the person whose name is on the document.
- You can take your document to the state or city office where you reside (e.g. documents can be taken to the Newcastle office if more convenient).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an authentication or apostille?
Overseas governments sometimes need proof that Australian documents, or the signatures of Australian officials on documents, are genuine before they will accept them. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) will certify that a signature, stamp or seal on an official Australian document is genuine by checking it against a specimen held on file, and stamping the document with an authentication or apostille.
This is a legal process. DFAT will only issue stamps once satisfied that the signature, stamp or seal on a document is not fraudulent. Instances of attempted fraud in the past mean that DFAT needs to be cautious about issuing its stamp.
Which stamp do I need: authentication or apostille?
This advice can only be provided by the overseas government you are dealing with through their embassy and/or consulate in Australia. Please note we can only issue an authentication OR apostille on a document, not both.
As a general guide, documents going to countries that are party to the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents require an apostille, for example: Italy, Greece, and many others.
Documents going to countries that are not party to the Hague Convention generally require an authentication, for example: China, most Middle Eastern countries and many others.
What documents are accepted?
We accept original documents issued by Australian Government departments with an official signature, seal or stamp; or documents signed and sealed by an Australian Notary Public. You can find your nearest Public Notary using the Notary Locator website. All Australian public documents must have an original signature, stamp or seal on each page in order to be issued with an authentication or apostille.
Please read the following guide to help you prepare your documents prior to lodging them with us. Getting your documents ready in the correct form will prevent delays in your application.
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An original Government document (such as a certificate from the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Australian court document, or AFP/State Police Check)
You can submit the document to us without further requirements
A copy of a Government document (including a copy of an Australian Passport)
You must take the document to a Notary Public and have it notarised prior to lodgement
A private document (such as Australian private education institution documents, medical documents, company documents, wills and Powers of Attorney)
You must take the document to a Notary Public and have it notarised prior to lodgement
A commercial document with an original, live signature from ASIC, the ATO, a business chamber or chamber of commerce and industry, the TGA or trademarks office
You can submit the document to us without further requirements
An Australian public tertiary education/university document
Australian private tertiary education documents must first be notarised by a Notary Public before lodgement.
Your document must be certified and signed by the central Student Administration office of the issuing university as a 'true and accurate record' before the document can be submitted to us. You will need to contact your university's Student Administration to arrange this.
A public primary or secondary school document
Australian private primary or secondary education documents must first be notarised by a Notary Public before lodgement.
Your document must be signed by an authorised officer of a State/Territory education authority or a Notary Public prior to lodgement. In New South Wales, the authority is the NSW Department of Education and Communities. They can be contacted on +612 9561 8999.
A certificate from the Board of Studies
Your document must be reissued and signed by an authorised officer at the NSW Board of Studies. They can be contacted on +612 9367 8111.
A translation
Your translation must have been signed/stamped by a government approved accredited translating service such as NAATI
How much does it cost?
$60 per single page document
$80 per multiple page document requiring binding
$20 per single page document
$40 per multiple page document requiring binding
Payment methods
Over the counter: MasterCard, Visa, EFTPOS, Australian money order, company / bank cheque made payable to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (no personal cheques) or cash
Through the mail: complete the Notarial request form [DOC 67 KB] | [PDF 115 KB]
How long does it take?
In most cases, documents can be processed within two (2) working days. We do not have a same day or priority service.
There may be a delay in our processing if:
- We do not have a specimen signature of the person who has signed the document on file (this means we will need to obtain their signature for verification)
- There is any question about the authenticity of the document.
What if I am overseas?
Australian High Commissions, Embassies and Consulates can provide authentications for Australian documents and Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage. They are not able to issue apostilles, which must be issued from within Australia.
If you need to send your document to our office from overseas, please ensure your document will be accepted for authentication or apostille by reading the table above. If your document is acceptable, you can send it directly to our postal address, along with your completed Notarial request form [DOC 67 KB] | [PDF 115 KB]
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Authentications Section
GPO Box 9807
Sydney NSW 2001
You can choose to have your document returned to you via standard airmail at no extra charge, or via International Express Post for an additional $22. This option can be indicated on the Notarial Request Form. This is not a registered, certified or traceable mail service. International Express Post is not recommended as a delivery option for clients in the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and most Middle Eastern countries. Please note we cannot take responsibility for any mail once it leaves this office.
Alternatively, you can arrange for a prepaid courier to collect your documents and securely deliver them to you. We will advise you by email when your document is ready so that you can arrange for a courier to collect your document.
Please email us at email@example.com if you require further information.
How do I authenticate my fingerprint check?
If applying for an overseas police clearance you may be asked to have a fingerprint check authenticated by DFAT.
As the NSW police are not permitted to return your fingerprint check to you, you must take the following with you to the police station:
1. A completed Notarial request form [DOC 67 KB] | [PDF 429 KB], with a payment of $20.
2. An envelope addressed to:
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Authentications Section
GPO Box 9807
Sydney NSW 2001
3. An addressed envelope for the return of the fingerprints back to you, or to the relevant consulate or embassy.
As we are usually required to contact the police officer who conducted your fingerprint check for signature verification, there is no guaranteed turnaround time on the legalisation of fingerprints.
Can I get a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage in the Sydney office?
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The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade can issue a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI) for Australian citizens and/or permanent residents getting married overseas. The CNI is usually issued by the Australian Embassy within the country where the marriage will take place. Whilst the Sydney Passport Office, Authentications section can issue a CNI, many countries will only accept CNIs issued by the Australian Embassy or Consulate within their country. If you are getting married overseas and would like your CNI issued from within Australia, you will need to confirm with the foreign government whether or not the CNI is required, if it can be issued from within Australia and if it needs any additional legalisation (Authentication or Apostille).
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He calls em as he sees em. Saban and Pete Carroll are both devils incarnate.
Nick Saban: Former assistant Tim Davis calling me 'devil' is 'disappointing'
Alabama head coach Nick Saban said Thursday night that it was "terribly disappointing" to hear that former assistant coach Tim Davis had referred to Saban as "the devil himself."
"It really is a little terribly disappointing," Saban told reporters Thursday night in Atlanta, according to AL.com's Don Kausler Jr.
"I try to do right by the people that work for me," he added. "It's a tough, demanding job. And at the same time, if anybody had an issue or problem with me, I would want them to just tell me."
Davis coached under Saban at both Alabama and with the NFL's Miami Dolphins. He is now an assistant at Florida under head coach Will Muschamp.
At a booster club meeting in Melbourne, Fla., on Tuesday, Davis made the Prince of Darkness comparison when saying how much he liked working for Muschamp.
"I've always wanted to work with Will," Davis said. "Will's got a plan. Will coached under the devil himself for seven years. I only did three. He did seven. And his DNA is not any different than Nick."
This isn't the first time someone has made the comparison. Earlier this year, Vanderbilt coach James Franklin called Saban "Nicky Satan." Davis' charge was a little different, Saban said, because they coached together.
"It's just disappointing. If somebody has a problem with me, I'd appreciate it if they'd tell me. If I'm doing something to offend somebody, I'd certainly like to do whatever I have to do to fix it. It's not our intention. It's not what we try to do."
He calls em as he sees em. Saban and Pete Carroll are both devils incarnate.
This guy hasn't worked for Saban since 2008. Who cares what his opinion is?
It would be one thing if he had shared this opinion among his closest associates but I think the public venue was the wrong place. I'm a die-hard LSU fan and while I'm not fond of Saban, Davis didn't have to choose to work for him and he is a very good coach. It didn't hurt his resume to have worked for Saban, either. He's certainly entitled to think what he wants about a former boss, but public criticism of this magnitude simply was simply wrong. I like coach Miles much better because I think he's a better role model for young men as far as balancing work and family, however, I don't slight Saban's contribution as some do. Baton Rouge is a great place to coach and go to college, if he doesn't want to be there, who needs him? LSU will continue to field great teams year after year and be in the thick of things, especially since the quarterback coaching situation has been addressed, and our fans should lay off with the name calling and I wish the media would quit playing this latest incident as well.
Davis must have learned his bad manners from Pete Carroll during his stint at USC. There must be a reason Saban kept him on his staff for ONLY 3 years, 2 with the Dolphins and 1 at BAMA.
Pete Carroll, now he's a real satan, spawning lame kitten, son of satan.
If Saban were a CEO people would laud his commitment and aggressiveness. Yet because he coaches a college football team and only focuses on winning he hurts people's feelings...well call the WAHBULANCE! He's the highest paid coach for a reason, and it's not coddling babies like Davis. Oh um...where are all his former assistants? OH YEAH HEADED TO TOP JOBS. Treating people bad and being demanding are two different things. I demand quite a bit from my employees and some don't like it, but they are always treated fairly.
Of couse it's disappointing; anyone knows, and esp. someone who worked for him, that he is only Lucifer's vessel, not Big D himself, via a 'crossroads' style deal...
You would think that a coach, even more someone who was an assistant under the vessel, could get the facts straight.
Lucy is too busy signing new talent (he specializes in R & R, some of his agents were first ballot HOFers in the "Lucky Lucy Crossroads HOF" Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Janis Joplin. Mick Jagger has actually received several contract extensions but will surely be a 1st balloter also) to actually coach or perform himself; what do you think the vessels are for, anyway.
Nick shouldn't worry about it. He may not be the Devil Incarnate, but a little deviltry in the personality can go a long way. Here's a song about that: http://biffthuringer.bandcamp.com/track/devils-cry
As a loyal Trojan, I will never be one to cry for Nick Saban. Wouldn't shed a tear even after smelling a freshly cut onion on his behalf. Saban just doesn't inspire that type of "Man, I love that guy-ness." That's just him. But I will say two things about him. Actually three.
1. He's a great coach that knows what he's doing.
2. He stays true to his core in terms of his coaching style.
3. Name calling him makes those doing the name calling look like haters.
One and two don't need explaining. As far as number three: I'll excuse James Franklin for 50% of his comments whose using an "operate from behind" mentality. I wouldn't have said that in public, but I'm sure that "devil" label has been tossed around quietly among coaches themselves. However, his assistant calling him that just comes across as stupid and "hateristic." That's how Franklin earns the other 50%, using it as a joke. Funny, my mother once told me there's truth in jokes and if that's the case, Franklin gets to wear the hater hat too.
Basically the name calling about Saban has gotten old and immature.
What has Tim Davis done that compares to what Nick Saban has done for children and his community through Habitat for Humanity and Nick's Kids?
I'm sure he's really losing sleep over it.
I think the whole thing is taken out of context, everyone else is referring to Nick Saban as the devil so Davis used it so everyone knew who he was talking about. I see nothing wrong and no reason for Saban to be upset, if nothing else Saban should take like a compliment. He has earned enough respect from his peers that they like to talk about him alot.
I wouldn't put much rational stock into what Davis says to a crowd of Gator fans. He knew what they wanted to hear, and Saban can only ever be The Enemy so long as he's coaching at Florida.
If Saban were a CEO people would laud his commitment and aggressiveness.
Not in America today. We celebrate mediocrity and fairness and vilify those that work harder or work smarter than others.
Not so fast, 533. Davis meant exactly what he said. Sure, he was talking big and supporting his current boss. That's natural, but when he moves on to another job, he'll be bad-mouthing Muschamp. There are lowlifes like that and he fits the mold.
@sidmiser @CTB533 He definitely said that Muschamp and Saban "have the same DNA" andand when he remarked how he (Muschamp) did 7 years learning under "Satan himself" could have been read that Muschamp has 7 years experiencing learning from a great coach. I just think this one was taken out of context, but refering to him as "Satan himself" didn't go over the way he wanted


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However, foods contain a combination of different types of fatty acids and not all saturated fats are created equal. Lauric fatty acids and stearic fatty acids (found in unrefined coconut oil and cocoa, respectively) have been shown to have cardiovascular benefits!
Sodium is an essential nutrient that is required in our bodies in small amounts (180 – 500 mg). However, Americans ages two and older have an average daily intake of 3,436 mg – 1,136 mg over the tolerable upper limit set by the Institute of Medicine. According to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, there is strong evidence that correlates high sodium intake, low potassium intake and low magnesium intake to high blood pressure, which could lead to cardiovascular disease, kidney disease and congestive heart failure.
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Excellent sources of low sodium, high potassium/magnesium/nutrient foods include nuts/seeds, legumes, fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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