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Of course, federal law is going to require that all scholarship players for all sports be equally paid, or at least that as much e paid to female athletes as male athletes.. Won't add up to much at the richest school and will bankrupt most schools' athletic departments.
Business Insider: Texas football player worth $578,000 per year
The debate about whether or not to pay college football players isn't going away. Every week it seems that another publication joins the discussion. On Tuesday, Business Insider dropped a chart which shows what it calls the Fair Market Value for players. BI determined this value applying the rules in the NFL's collective bargaining agreement (in which the players receive a minimum of 47% of all revenue) to the top 25 revenue producing schools, and then dividing that figure by 85, the total number of scholarship players on each team. Written out, the equations for Fair Market Value is: ([Football Revenue × 0.47] ÷ 85).
The chart is well worth a look. Texas tops it with a Fair Market Value of $578,000 per player. The scholarship of each Longhorns player, on the other hand, is worth only $37,600, according to Business Insider writer Cork Gaines. That makes the Mack Brown situation especially interesting with regards to the Longhorns. The school is bringing in a ton of revenue, so it's clearly at a higher standard than a lot of other programs.
Rounding out the top ten of Fair Market Value (per player, per year):
Texas: $578,000
Michigan: $470,000
Alabama: $453,000
Auburn: $428,000
Georgia: $416,000
Florida: $412,000
Notre Dame: $381,000
Penn State: $365,000
Arkansas: $353,000
Obviously this is just one way of looking at the data, and it's by no means perfect. But it is another data point that can be used to establish a system that ensures scholarship players eventually do receive "fair value" from the schools for which they play.
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Of course, federal law is going to require that all scholarship players for all sports be equally paid, or at least that as much e paid to female athletes as male athletes.. Won't add up to much at the richest school and will bankrupt most schools' athletic departments.
Lots a racists bigots in here that accept a HC or an AD getting "fair market value", but want the players to get only an education for their services.
I think that should get an additional "education stipend" and not a salary where starters get more than back-up; give them all the same stipend and make the non-revenue sports go into the free market and generate their own popularity and their own money to support themselves.
If they want money, go play in Canada or Europe. No one is forcing them to play college football. They play because college coaches, trainers and other staff excel at preparing them for the NFL where they will get rewarded financially for their work. Think of it as an internship. If you take an internship at Google, you get reduced salary, but in exchange you get valuable training and experience so when you apply for a real job, you can make more money. If you calculate how much money Google makes and divide 47% of it's revenue amongst its employees, I guarantee they are not making "fair market value". This is ludicrous, and will kill college football. If I want to see a bunch of spoiled overpaid idiots, I will watch the NFL. Give them all a monthly stipend ($500-$1,000) so the Arian Fosters can get their Taco Bell on the weekends and get back to football.......
Another dope with a calculator...while it's true that both the NFL and many publicly traded corporations, employee expenses are about 47%, Fair Value" would be determined by subtracting expenses, which would result in players "Fair Values" being negative, or in plain English, the kids owe the school money !! If the majority of college football players are NOT receiving "fair value", as you prescribe, do what real people in society are forced to do...go somewhere else !
Paying players will lead to holdouts just like in the pros. Starters will demand more than reserves. What happens when a player is injured and has to sit out? What about Olympic sports? Women's sports? Will FBS pay the same as FCS, D-III, NAIA, and junior college? Only the largest schools could afford it.
I'm all for granting them a stipend given the time demands. But as for paying them (on top of the $35-50K a Division-I full-scholarship athletes receives and is applied to books, tuition, and housing), no way.
Money should not be the issue. College is for learning. It's sad that there are so many football players (that probably do not qualify to be there academically) look right past the education part of the deal made by the university to them. A small portion of college football player make it to the "easy millionaire club" of the NFL. Why not take the opportunity GIVEN to players to better their minds. I know you have to be talented to play football at the college level and I do not want to take anything away from that. I'm just saying USE YOUR BRAIN and learn things that could last a lifetime verses 10-15 years (when your body will wear out through age).
Graduation rate above 50% would be a good start to fair value. I can still remember Dexter Manley, former all pro defensive end for the redskins holding up a copy of the washington post in front of the US congress. Dexter could not read the headline. He was illiterate. he also graduated with a 4yr degree from Oklahoma state
@ErikGee1077 @si_ncaafb Someone's not getting their money's worth.
The problem with this that paying players a "market value" opens up a whole market for players. In which case we might as well just make the NFL draftee age 18 so we dont have to bother with all of this "college" stuff
If you're paying athletes, you need to divide the revenue among all athletes - not just the most productive ones. Take that 47% and divide it among all the sanctioned sports at the university, and among all the players of those sports. Everything must be fair regardless of sports otherwise the football team might as well split off, be simply "sponsored" by a university - but be essentially a minor-league NFL system. Even though they effectively act as that now, thats a whole level up that I dont think most people are really ready to see - and its not in the best interests of college sports in any way.
Nitpicking now, the equation is not quite right: there should not be a closed paren after the 85.
I do find it funny that this debate rages while corporate america does the same thing. Companies make billions of profit while their average employee may make 50k in a year. no one seems to be upset that average joe may make hundreds of thousands in revenue for his company yet receives only a small percentage of that in return. in fact the value of a college scholarship is worth more per year than most people in this country make.
What are the unintended consequences of paying football players: all other sports except basketball likely go away. What a shame that would be. If the college football player isn't aware of what they are signing up for when they agree to their scholarship, do we really think they were smart enough to get into university in the first place. There is a professional football league north of the border in Canada that could be an outlet for college players that would rather play for money (~$40,000) than the glory of being the big man on campus who can have the pick of the sorority girls with the hope of making it in the NFL.
@SInow Texas players are worth over $55 k per year in scholarship money that covers room, board, tuition, books,etc...don't pay athletes
That has got to make the starters mad. The 85th man is making as much as a starter. If that's the case,they all might as well really get that degree they're supposedly working towards. $500+ thou a yr not to even play a game. Sign me up coach.
Man. Think what those dudes would be worth if they were winning !!
As a Longhorn I can tell you with confidence no one on our D is worth that
Based on revenue, not wins....
@Mother_Function @SInow thats more some pro athletes make
@SInow why exclude walk on? They play pivotal role too. if they do choose to pay college athletes, I will just start watching the NFL.
@SInow and somewhere in Indy the members of NCAA just fainted!
LOL. The texas defense is worth maybe $5 per player...
@Suteki73 Not sure about Europe, but Canada has minimum college requirements like the NFL does.
Money is an issue, always will be, when the stadiums hold between 80K and 100K at $40-$50 dollars per ticket on average, then you add in millions in TV revenue, then at that point the players should get more than tuition, room and board, give them a stipend and then make the non-revenue sports generate their own money.
Can anybody explain WHY the non-revenue sports get to suck up money forever when they don't generate any money on their own?
@AaronDunckel how about you just let the free market dictate who should be paid what? All these conservative hypocrites praise the strength of the free-market, and then look the other way when a monopoly of slave-traders exploit a base of young aspiring professionals that have no other recourse to pursue what they are best qualified to pursue. This is a scandal, and it's always been a scandal, and anyone who thinks otherwise is just not looking at it rationally
@AaronDunckel I would take it further than this... all sports, both genders (obviously), and all schools pooled and divided evenly. It's supposed to be amateur and about education first, right? You should be free to choose the best school for your actual career...
@AaronDunckel At least it's all kosher at that point better than depriving people of their value
@ABS ... but, by your reckoning there should be one before "[Football..."...?
@Korvyn So I guess since others are screwed over, it makes it okay to screw others over.
@btsambirsky the idea that all these sports would "go away" is flawed. intramural sports exist now. would THEY go away too? no. intramural women's softball or intra/intercollegiate baseball or (insert whatever sport you want) will continue to exist. i don't need the ncaa to run football or basketball for that matter either. why in the hell would you think these sports would magically disappear without the rules of the ncaa? oh, i know why. you've just never really thought about it. well, now's your chance.
@btsambirsky I'm sure some entities were hurt when slavery ended
@btsambirsky I have no problem with your comment as long as CBS, ESPN, etc get ALL of their money back from the conferences and schools.
@Nedatthegrove @SInow Please read the article. Scholarship is worth 37,600, that is total. Tuition, room board and books
@w3R1337 the players are just fine - coaching is awful
@WrecksNEffect @Blinker Numerous reasons why . . . you can start by researching Title IX, the concept of the non-profit organization, and how universities strive to minimize their taxes.
@OlsonKevin @AaronDunckel It is not a monopoly. Canada, Europe, or the US arena league will allow 18 year olds to play. So where is the "slave trading monopoly"? Who is making them play college football? No one. NFL won't take them because an 18 year old kid needs the experience of college football to prepare them for the NFL. Without the college coaching staff educating the player on how to play their position, strength and speed coaches making them faster and stronger, dietitians teaching them the importance of nutrition, most of these athletes would never make it to the NFL. Someone thinking these kids are not getting more in return than just a free education is not looking at it rationally...........
@OlsonKevin @AaronDunckel >>monopoly of slave-traders exploit a base of young aspiring professionals that have no other recourse to pursue what they are best qualified to pursue<<
So what you're saying is, "I am only good at playing football, so pay me" should be every college football player's mantra. Why couldn't every student in that same college say the same thing, along the lines of "I'm smart--so pay me to study at your college". Oh wait, they do--it's called a scholarship, just like most football players receive. If going to college means you are getting exploited in order to pursue what one is best qualified to pursue (i.e. 'football'), have the players simply wait until they reach draft age and enter the NFL without going to college. Surely that won't affect their draft status, right? It is a mutually benefiting system--the players gain from the college game and the college gain from the athlete's game.
@mystafugee @Korvyn sure. though that is a powerless and impoverished way to look at it. a more accurate way to see it is: people make their own choices in the context in which we are speaking. no one is being physically coerced to play football from the cradle through college. just as no one is coerced into taking the job they take.
@HerschelAnderton @btsambirsky It has nothing to do with the NCAA. For almost all colleges, football is the only money maker (some schools turn a profit on basketball), and this funds the other sports. All sports cost money to play. Schools have to pay coaches, insurance, equipment, uniforms, maintenance, trainers, travel, etc.. Without the money generated from football, most of these sports WILL disappear. You think these schools are just going to eat a 47% cut in revenue? These are businesses. They will shift the loss by raising prices for things like tickets, and concessions and cutting other programs to make up the rest.....
@Korvyn @HerschelAnderton @mystafugee i agree with you. but that is the world's system, and always has been. you're getting into a philosophical area that people here might frown on. you had better be a (legit) Christian if you're going to be espousing those sorts of ideals. otherwise, you'll be next in line to shoot those who disagree with your view of utopia.
@HerschelAnderton @mystafugee @Korvyn both are missing the point here why are people not outraged and calling for change at the fact mcdonalds and many other companies make millions if not billions by low balling their employees yet are upset because guys are getting a mostly free college education to play football. The value of which is more than many many americans yearly wages. just think it's funny that if you are entertaining people you're worth fighting for to get more money but the dude who makes your lunch just needs to suck it up and get a better job.
@Suteki73 @HerschelAnderton @btsambirsky sorry, but that's wrong. student fees pay for most of the things you mentioned. this is well-established fact. i'm not searching for links right now. basically, by your logic, d-ii/d-iii/naia schools would have no sports teams. that is simply not true.


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You may get a little lost on your way to dinner at the Beaumont Grill, but that's OK.
To get there, you'll have to traverse the Historic Beaumont Hotel's garden courtyard with its forest of patio tables under red and yellow umbrellas, or meander through the lavishly restored lobby and atrium of the 125-year-old hotel that has welcomed such guests as U.S. Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover, King Leopold of Belgium, Chipeta, widow of Ute Chief Ouray, French actress Sarah Bernhardt, American actress Angie Dickenson, media megastar Oprah Winfrey, and now, you.
The restaurant (formerly known as the Ore House Grill, and before that, Bulow's Bistro) is located on the ground level of the hotel, tucked away in a rear corner once occupied by the old Melodrama Theatre. The scale is intimate, with less than ten tables. (Capacity doubles in the summer thanks to generous outdoor seating in the courtyard.) During the day, sunlight spills in through huge leaded glass windows. In the winter months, a fire crackles cheerily in the fireplace.
There's lots to look at. The tile mosaic around the fireplace is original, as is the 125-year-old hardwood floor. Historic mining photos from the Ouray County Historical Society adorn the walls.
New Executive Chef Curtis Blandon, sporting a fedora, black chef smock and neatly curled mustache during his first day on the job last week, said he looks forward to wooing local palates all winter long with classic American-style cuisine including steaks, seafood, pasta dishes, salads (the Southwest Waldorf is delicious!), nightly fresh fish specials and lots of good, comforting homemade soups.
Blandon, 32, found his way to the Beaumont by way of his native Dallas, Tex. He apprenticed with Vietnamese chef Kenzo Tran, who taught him to master the art of sushi-making, and went on to work in Italian cuisine and high end traditional steakhouses, including a stint with Fort Worth's Tim Love, the freewheeling celebrity chef and owner of The Lonesome Dove Western Bistro.
The hip Telluride restaurant "There" recently recruited Blandon, "with the mindset I could help them open a place in Dallas." But shortly after his move to Colorado, those plans changed. Blandon took a day-trip to Ouray and happened to wander into the Beaumont Hotel. Something seemed to click, he said, between him and Beaumont owners Chad and Jennifer Leaver.
They put him to work right away. A month later, he was promoted to executive chef.
For Chef Curtis, presentation is just as important as the way the food tastes. "You eat with your eyes before you eat with your mouth," he explained. Its something he learned in his apprenticeship with Kenzo Tran – how to take food and make it into art. The special the evening we dined at the Beaumont Grill was a case in point: Chili Caribe Crusted Ruby Red Trout with Fire-Roasted Pineapple Salsa, served on a bed of Parmesan Risotto.
Blandon described it as a true fusion dish. "Caribe is a traditional Spanish ingredient. The fire- roasted pineapple salsa has Asian elements. It's one of those dishes that touches the palate at many points, with the sour and citrus, and the buttery rich component of the parmesan risotto." The plate, when it arrived, was indeed a feast for the eyes – a glistening, succulent red trout fillet snuggled into a bed of creamy risotto, garnished with a confetti of fruit salsa and a whimsical topknot of crispy fried shredded leak. It tasted as good as it looked.
We wanted to try something off the regular menu as well, and on the recommendation of Jennifer, decided to give the Chicken-Fried Ribeye Steak ($23) a whirl. It scored big on the comfort food scale, with its rich gravy and generous pillow of mashed potatoes. It was not your typical roadhouse fair by a long shot. What really set the dish apart was the quality of the beef itself – tender, its flavor unmistakably grass-finished.
As a new chef at the Beaumont Grill, Blandon has inherited a menu that works, and he doesn't plan to change it – much – in the near future. Everything is made from scratch, with locally sourced ingredients as much as possible, including grass-fed Colorado beef and buffalo, Rocky Mountain trout, produce from a farm co-op in Colona and bread from the Artisan Bakery across the street.
"I'm going to roll with what we have, and improve it," he said. "The flavors are already there; it's amazing food already. I'm just going to incorporate myself one dish at a time, and by next summer, it'll be full on Chef Curtis."
Starters, sweet treats & libations: Start your meal in style with Escargo ($11), Bacon-wrapped Shrimp ($12) or a house favorite, the Balsamic-roasted Portobello ($7). The French Onion Soup ($8), with its salty, rich onion broth topped with french bread croutons and crusty melted Gruyere cheese, is perfect on a brisk fall day. After dinner, save room for the Banana Blitz ($8) – bruléed banana with homemade banana ice cream, melted chocolate and whipped cream. Or try the Grasshopper ($8) – a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream with melted chocolate and homemade mint syrup made from mint that's grown in a garden on the hotel's grounds. The Beaumont Grill has a full bar that's loaded with historic ambiance. Finish off your meal with a brandy, cognac or tawny port. The Beaumont's wine cellar has one of the Western Slope's largest wine selections with over 300 vintages from around the world.
Special occasions: In addition to the Beaumont Grill, the historic hotel also has an elegant formal dining room that, until a few years ago, was home to The Tundra, a Triple A four diamond restaurant. Rechristened the Grand Ballroom, the space is now used as a venue for wedding receptions and occasional special events that are open to the public, including an upcoming Halloween Ball on Oct. 26. Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner in the ballroom offer traditional American fare.
One of the hotel's best-kept secrets is Luella's Lounge (formerly the Voodoo Lounge), a classy wine and martini bar on the second floor named a lady of the evening who lived at the Beaumont before it shut down in the 1960s. Luella's has an upscale ambiance that is perfect for smaller private parties. It needs to be reserved in advance.
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According to the project's technical overview, software-defined networking (SDN)"separates the control plane from the data plane within the network, allowing the intelligence and state of the network to be managed centrally while abstracting the complexity of the underlying physical network." It lets users program network layers to optimize resources, increase network agility, and configure dynamic virtual networks that can adapt to application requirements.
Founding members of the OpenDaylight project, which include Big Switch Networks, Brocade, Cisco, Citrix, Ericsson, IBM, Juniper Networks, Microsoft, NEC, Red Hat, and VMware, will donate software and engineering resources for the framework. According to the announcement, OpenDaylight is the largest SDN open source project to date.
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does anyone here play this?
if so what add on should i get
i have Mother ship zeta and Broken steel
so i wanna get an add on that gives cool items, operation anchorage will get me the chinese stealth armor and the winterized t-51b armor and the pitt will get me the auto axe and the infiltrator
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24-11-2009, 02:28 #1
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Fallout 3
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I played Fallout 3 to death, but the problem is that i never cared to get any add-ons.
Awesome game though.
24-11-2009, 09:02 #3
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I haven't checked out The Pitt myself so I can't speak for it, but if you only care about cool items you can use the Gary 23 glitch in Operation Anchorage to get a few invincible items, in particular the Gauss Rifle and Winterized Combat Armor.
I really should get back to the wasteland myself to complete the other add-ons, my interest kinda moved to another game once I Platinum'd it :\ ...Very good game though.
EDIT: the Winterized T-51b Armor you get legitimately after completing Operation Anchorage is pretty much invincible aswell.
24-11-2009, 13:39 #4
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How long has this subforum been around and how did I miss it? At any rate, Fallout ate my soul for a while earlier this year (in a good way).
I'd initially recommend the Pitt as it seemed to be a bit more of a diversion which had a little more depth than Anchorage, but if you're after one or the other for gear it's a toss up. While the Infiltrator is a neat little stealthy weapon, I actually liked the Metal Blaster (fancy lazer rifle) as it fires nine beams per shot, which makes for some monster sneak criticals outside of V.A.T.S.
It's really a matter of preference as to which items will suite your character best: a heavy armor and weapon plus stealth suite from Anchorage or a pretty wide assortment of weapons, Autoaxe included and some raider armor from the Pitt. You might also want to look up "The Vault," it's a Fallout wiki which has a pretty complete list of gear available in the dlcs.
p.s. how is Mothership Zeta? I've been wanting to pick that up, maybe if it goes on sale for half price one of these days.
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Its really fun, i mean its a lot different then the regular wastes, since u go to outer-space, you get some nice weapons aswell. The story is also very different then the main story line and the rest of the wastes, plus u get to kill aliens!!!
I think it was fun, i say get it
i think im getting the pitt
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yesterday i was just roaming the wastes in hope to kill lots of raiders for the finger and then selling hhehe so then all of a sudden i hear a crash and see alien power cells on the ground, i was so happy but kind of sad since i didnt have dogmeat to go look for a weapon
when all then i look down and there it was the Firelance!!
i love it
19-12-2009, 23:58 #7
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I've been playing Fallout 3: GotY Edition quite a bit.
Currently doing the Operation Anchorage DLC.
03-01-2010, 17:00 #8
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I wasn't overly impressed with Fallout 3 until I came back to it and started a new character with all of the DLC installed, and now I'm in love with it. The Pitt in particular is exceptional, with creative visuals, interesting moral decisions that have consequence, and rewards appropriate for the effort involved. It makes much of the shipped campaign look really bad in comparison. Operation: Anchorage is great, too, but is basically a self-contained action game.
Mothership Zeta is my least favorite. Like OA it's really self-contained and has little RPG content, but unlike OA it's totally disconnected from the Fallout universe. And fighting outdoors in a group is much more interesting than fighting in a bunch of narrow corridors alone.
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I love Fallout 3. Great game. It is Oblivion with guns. I have played The Pitt, Broken Steel and in progress on Operation Anchorage (close to done). The Pitt is a great add on and thank god for Broken Steel. The game ended in a very upsetting way and Broken Steel fixes that.
The world is a depressing one in which everything is broken and people are out for themselves. I really like the game and won't stop playing ot for some time.
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I was starting my second run through, using a bruiser build, but I've added so many add-on mods that the game became unstable. Plus my PC is at the low end of system requirements, so VATS often takes a good "two count" to even start.
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Nelson's Soap Scrapbook #16 - SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1985
Nelson Aspen dug into his scrapbooks for some memorabilia from his early showbiz career in Daytime TV and shares some of his personal photos exclusively with We Love Soaps. All photos are owned by Nelson. For more of his exploits, read "Hollywood Insider Exposed!"
We continue this series with a photo from SEARCH FOR TOMORROW circa 1985.
Lisa Peluso (Wendy), Michelle Joyner (Sarah), Mary Stuart (Jo), Terri Eoff (Suzi) and Marcia McCabe (Sunny).
Click here to review previous entries from Nelson's Scrapbook.
International entertainment journalist NELSON ASPEN got his start in Daytime TV and still keeps tabs on all things soaps! The author of several books, including DINNER AT NELSON'S and HOLLYWOOD INSIDER: EXPOSED!, he broadcasts the latest showbiz news and celebrity interviews around the world daily. You may visit him at www.nelsonaspen.com
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I miss the 80s! And I especially miss Mary! Doesn't Terri look like Emma Samms? And Marcia is really working the "Sable Colby" attitude, eh?ReplyDelete
I love seeing old candid photos of everyone, especially Mary. And I've declared my love for Marcia many times on this blog LOLReplyDelete
Thank you, Nelson.
Isn't it funny how much Mary could resemble Judy Garland? It was one of the reasons she left Hollywood in her early career. Thank goodness for us she moved to NYC and began her TV career...there might never have been a SFT, otherwise! And here's a pic of our gal Marcia taken on Easter Sunday 2012. (gorgeous as ever!) http://twitpic.com/97ey6xReplyDelete
Thanks for this pic, Nelson. OMG--I still miss SFT like crazy!ReplyDelete
Brian :-)
How wonderful, Nelson--especially since I'm in the middle of Mary's memoirs right now!ReplyDelete


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Workshop #1 - Preconception, Pregnancy, Natural Childbirth, and Midwifery
MDC is pleased to welcome you to our first Natural Family Living discussion. Each month we will feature a chapter or section of Peggy O'Mara's book Natural Family Living for our members, moderators and administrators to discuss. Our first workshop will be on Part 1 – Preconception, Pregnancy, Natural Childbirth, and Midwifery.
We would like to invite everyone to join us no matter where you are in your thinking or feelings. These discussions are meant to be nonjudgmental so please keep in mind when reading members' responses that this is a true discussion based on Natural Family Living and not a place to debate or criticize. Feel free to tell your story; what were your original thoughts on birth? Did they change after the birth? What have you learned (or what would you like to learn)?
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Alan is the Associate Executive Officer of the APS. Before winding up his Smart car and heading to the office each morning, he has Napoleonic visions of APS News conquering The NY Times and the Washington Post.
Alaina G. Levine, Project Lead
Alaina is the President of Quantum Success Solutions, a public speaking, leadership development, and corporate comedy company. She also serves as the Director of Special Projects of the College of Science and Director of the Professional Science Master's Program in Applied Science and Business at the University of Arizona (UA). She is an Eller Entrepreneurial Scholar and designed and teaches an entrepreneurship course for science graduate students, the only such class to be headquartered in a physics department in the US. The author of over 60 articles, Alaina currently writes the "Profiles in Diversity" column for APS News and is a sought-after speaker on topics ranging from leadership development for scientists to diversity and innovation. She is a former President of the UA Chapter of the Society of Physics Students. She holds degrees in Mathematics and Anthropology from the UA and studied at the American University in Cairo on a Department of Defense Fellowship.
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Becky is the Head of Public Outreach for the APS. After years of alligator wrestling, she decided on a career switch to receive a duel PhD in physics and guitar hero studies. She used her new found talents to launch a career as half of the famed tight rope walking act CP Violators. After an unfortunate incident with a toaster, she decided to settle down and joined the APS team where she still plays with fire at her desk and talks to her fish. In her free time, she is a champion cage fighter and avid knitter.
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Round 7: DB Stevie Brown
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Saturday, April 24th, 2010 at 2:04 pm in Oakland Raiders.
The Raiders completed their 2010 draft with the selection Michigan defensive back Stevie Brown.
Brown was drafted as a safety, where he played at Michigan in 2008. He played in 2009 as a strong side linebacker, winning the team's Roger Zatkoff Award as the club's top linebacker.
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June NPD: Red Dead Maintains Top Spot, Xbox 360 takes Second Place from Nintendo Wiiby Xav de Matos, Jul 15, 2010 3:50pm PDT
NPD group has revealed the sales data for June 2010 and Red Dead Redemption continues to own the top of the charts. Claiming first on the Xbox 360 for the second month in a row and third on the PS3 (down from second place in May), Rockstar's title continues to dominate critical and commercial reception. Sadly, these figures come a day following word that the San Diego team behind the rebirth of the virtual wild west saw job cuts. Mario's second galaxy hopping adventure pushes into second place, while Toy Story 3 (NDS) and Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 debut and Remedy's Alan Wake (unfortunately) falls from the top ten. On the hardware side, the Xbox 360 (thanks to its new slim model) saw the largest gain of 257.1K units to take second place away from Nintendo's home console.
- Top Ten U.S. Console Games - Reporting May 30 to July 3, 2010
- Red Dead Redemption (Xbox 360) - 582.9K
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- Red Dead Redemption (PS3) - 380.3K
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- Just Dance (Wii) - 174.8K
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NPD analyst Anita Frazier notes that while the industry continues a downward slope in sales versus the same time period in 2009, hardware sales saw a 35% increase over June 2009. In particular was the growth of the Xbox 360, which saw the second largest non-holiday month after September 2007, following the launch of Halo 3. The PS3 has also enjoyed "11 consecutive months of year-over-year unit sales increases."
Red Dead Redemption sold "nearly 1 million units in its second month at retail." Although overall software sales are down, the top ten titles maintained a comparable sales rate to the top games of June 2009. Also notable is Tiger Woods 2011, which sold only "32 percent of what last year's release sold in it's introductory month at retail."


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A married congressman is apologizing after a video shows him making out with a female staffer. Take a look at some of history's steamiest political sex scandals.
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I was attending a lovely evening of music and poetry a few weeks back. In between sets of music and performance art, a man named Ed Luhrs took the stage and what he was about to read completely took me by surprise. He began by talking about The Emperor of All Maladies, a best-selling compendium of the history of cancer and cancer treatment. The book had moved Ed so much that he was inspired to write a poem based on it. After he recited it, I approached him and asked him if it was okay to publish it here on the CRI blog. He said it was. So, published in its entirety, is Ed's poem.
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Alabama head coach Nick Saban repeated his stance this week that he is in favor of it, and SEC commissioner Mike Slive said it needs to be discussed — even if most of the other coaches are against it.
"The league will make a decision," Slive said. "In light of the playoff, in light of changes, we oughta be discussing how we schedule. Whether we change it or not is another matter. This league didn't get to be where it is without opening the door and looking at everything and making sure that we're doing everything we need to do to be as good as we can be."
The creation of an SEC Network has led to yet more discussion of the conference moving to a nine-game football schedule. It was a hot topic Thursday at the Hyatt Regency, with coaches once again voicing their opposition, and their commissioner essentially saying: We'll see.
That doesn't mean the conference will go to nine. But remember, two years ago most coaches (with the exception of Georgia's Mark Richt) were against oversigning proposals. But they passed anyway, in large part because Slive favored them and got the presidents and athletics directors on his side.
So this will be discussed later this month at the SEC meetings in Destin, Fla. And it may go beyond that.
Slive is at least hopeful for a shorter-term solution: Only the 2013 football schedule has been announced, so the conference needs to announce something soon on 2014 and beyond. Georgia athletics director Greg McGarity said last week he expected a three-year schedule (2014-16) to be revealed soon.
"Soon, I hope," Slive said on Thursday. "Hopefully before (Destin)."
Those will be eight-game schedules in the 6-1-1 scheme — six against divisional foes, one against a recurring interdivision rival and one against a rotating interdivision opponent. Any nine-game schedule will require larger debate — and there will be debate.
"I'm for playing nine conference games; I was the only person that spoke out in favor of it last year," Saban said on Thursday in Atlanta. "If you increase the size of the league and the number of teams you have in the league then you've got to play more games."
Added Auburn president Jay Gogue, one of the spearheads of the SEC Network's creation: "I'd probably be one that would be supportive of it. There was discussion last year about it. Certainly no decision … I think it will be discussed every year for a few years until there is some resolution, or we stay where we are."
Some other coaches have said they're open to it, including Richt and South Carolina's Steve Spurrier. But many more coaches are stridently opposed to anything but eight games.
"I'm not for a nine-game schedule. I don't think it's best for our league," Florida's Will Muschamp said. "It's too challenging with the in-state rivalry we already play. You add a ninth game (in the SEC), it's too difficult."
Auburn first-year head coach Gus Malzahn wouldn't weigh in on the subject.
"To be honest with you right now, I'm just focused on year by year," Malzahn said. "We've got our hands full with next year and we'll have discussions with the SEC commissioner and all that."
Florida, Georgia and South Carolina each have an in-state non-conference rivalry with a BCS opponent. But South Carolina's Spurrier is a bit more open than Muschamp.
"The three of us have a pretty tough game already," Spurrier said. "But it could go to nine. Whatever they say is fine with me."
The benefit of a nine-game schedule is it would allow more room for the three most heated permanent cross-division rivalries: Georgia-Auburn, Tennessee-Alabama and LSU-Florida.
Slive was asked if those needed to be protected. The commissioner thought for a second before answering.
"We have (protected them)," Slive said, smiling, before adding: "So far."


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New York Times BestsellerRobert Lustig's 90-minute YouTube video "Sugar: The Bitter Truth", has been viewed more than three million times. Now, in this much anticipated book, he documents the science and the politics that has led to the pandemic of chronic disease over the last 30 years.In the late 1970s when the government mandated we get the fat out of our food, the food industry responded by pouring more sugar in. The result has been a perfect storm, disastrously altering our biochemistry and driving our eating habits out of our control.To help us lose weight and recover our health, Lustig presents personal strategies to readjust the key hormones that regulate hunger, reward, and stress; and societal strategies to improve the health of the next generation. Compelling, controversial, and completely based in science, Fat Chance debunks the widely held notion to prove "a calorie is NOT a calorie", and takes that science to its logical conclusion to improve health worldwide.
The Mediterranean Diet
Pioppi, a small town in Italy, is the home of the Mediterranean diet. In Ancel Keys' Seven Countries study (Italy was one of the countries), this diet was associated with lower death rates from heart disease. The diet was popularized in America due to its population's low incidence of disease and long lifespan. Unfortunately, Pioppi and many surrounding areas that originally consumed a peasant fare can no longer afford to do so. Processed food is more readily available and cheaper. These areas, once renowned for their health, have soaring rates of obesity in part due to a current lack of whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables from their diets. These items are just too expensive, and they don't taste as good.
Here's what's in the real Mediterranean diet: high olive oil consumption (mono-unsaturated fat); legumes (beans, lentils, peas); fruits, vegetables, and unrefined grains (fiber); dairy products (saturated fat); eggs (high-quality protein); fish (omega-3s); and wine in moderation (resveratrol, flavonoids, and likely other factors). Americans misunderstand the Mediterranean diet, because they think it is all about pasta, which is Italian but not Mediterranean. Because what the Italians used to eat in Italy is not what the Italians eat in the United States. The pasta and pizza movement actually started in the United States within the poor Italian immigrant population, based on the cost of carbohydrates versus meat. That diet then migrated over to Italy. And now the Italians have our problem.
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The design of the mouse is quite ergonomic. Having used a Logitech mouse before getting my hands on this, it took just a short period of time to adjust to the size of the mouse itself, considering that most Logitech designs include a huge arch to it, while
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The mouse is extremely lightweight, allowing for quick movement whether you are using it on a pad or just on your desk, both of which have extremely accurate response times. I found that there was little need for a mouse pad (so long as you have a clean desk) as the laser sensor on the mouse itself works very well, boasting a 5600 DPI rating.
For everyday use, the mouse works just fine for web-browsing and general tasks. The side buttons act as a forward and backward through web pages, though some will have a tough time not hitting these buttons as the placement doesn't allow much room for your thumb if you grip your mouse tightly. While I do prefer wireless mice, for the most part, I have found that the
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Feb. 19, 2014 – James Madison volleyball sophomore libero MacKenzie Kleespies (Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove) is participating in a USA Women's Volleyball Team and U.S. Collegiate National Team open tryout this weekend. The tryout takes place in Colorado Springs, Colo., from Friday, Feb. 21 through Sunday, Feb. 23 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
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"MacKenzie has worked extremely hard to be the player she is today," head coach Lauren Steinbrecher said. "I am excited for her to have the opportunity to train with the best players in the country this weekend. I have no doubt that Kenzie will make us proud and represent JMU Volleyball well."
In 2013, Kleespies started all 28 matches either at outside hitter or libero. She finished the season with 443 digs, the sixth-highest single-season total in program history, averaging 3.99 digs per set. She added 139 kills 86 assists, 19 aces and 18 blocks.
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ANNAPOLIS, MD (April 7, 2011) – Governor Martin O'Malley will join Lt. Governor Anthony Brown and Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker tomorrow in continuing the "Maryland Forward" policy forum series with a forum on smart growth. Tomorrow's forum will solicit input from local residents, developers, advocates, and community officials on how best to further smarter, more sustainable growth in Maryland. Discussions will focus on the environmental impact of development, the need for greater focus on transit-oriented development, and community revitalization.
Approximately 200 community development stakeholders will join housing officials, developers, higher education officials, and state and local elected leaders for an open forum on smart growth.
Following the State of the State address, Governor O'Malley announced a series of "Maryland Forward" local policy forums to advance many of those initiatives, serving as a continuation of the "Maryland Forward" forum series before the 2011 Inauguration. Tomorrow's forum is the third in a series of smaller groups of local stakeholders throughout the 2011 legislative session focused on specific policy areas that will help Maryland be a winner in the new economy, protect our neighborhoods, and create jobs.
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