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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — While Giants fans are flipping over their latest game-breaker, David Wilson's teammates and coaches are flipping out over his end zone celebrations.
The first thing they want to see is the rookie carrying the ball to the end zone the way he did three times in last Sunday's victory over New Orleans.
The last thing they want to see is the back flip he uses to punctuate those touchdowns.
"I told him to stop doing them," defensive captain Justin Tuck said, shaking his head and chuckling when told Wilson claims to have been mastering the flips since he was 3 years old. "Everyone knows how athletic he is, but the last thing we need is him having some injury by showing off to the crowd.
"Let's just keep him upright and running and leave the backflips for YouTube. They're already on YouTube. If people want to see them, they can go to YouTube and see them."
They can also go there to see the highlights that made Wilson the NFL Player of the Week. And no one has to search very hard for the video because before his breakthrough against the Saints, Wilson barely was getting onto the field.
Wilson gained a team-record 327 yards, with 227 coming on kickoff returns. He ran one back 97 yards immediately after New York fell behind 7-0.
He also broke a 52-yard run and scored on a 6-yarder. After each came the acrobatics.
"I just cringe and hope he lands safely, because you just never know what can happen," said receiver Victor Cruz, whose salsa dance is a much more tame end zone celebration — if just as choreographed. "But he's a very athletic guy, as you can see, and for him to do that each and every time. ... One time, he did it with the ball in his hands, so it was definitely impressive."
The touchdowns were not just impressive, but thrilling for coach Tom Coughlin. Afterward?
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Wilson, a first-round pick out of Virginia Tech, has been envisioned by the Giants as a difference maker with his speed, agility and daring. What they didn't foresee was his bobbles.
His preseason and early season fumbles turned him into an afterthought.
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"The whole time, I've been preparing and working hard so when my number is called I'll be ready," Wilson said. "That happened last game and I think I handled it pretty well. I'm going to keep working hard and moving forward and getting better because the season is narrowing down. I want to definitely be able to continue to contribute."
That would seem a certainty on special teams, where he had come within a step or a missed block of breaking a return several times before demolishing the Saints. And with tailback Ahmad Bradshaw ruled out with a knee injury, Wilson will start behind Eli Manning in New York's backfield this Sunday in Atlanta.
Coughlin's confidence level in Wilson has risen steadily, and the rookie has gone from third-stringer behind Bradshaw and Andre Brown to a key component in the Giants' chase for another Super Bowl berth.
"He's always wanted to play. He's always wanted the ball," Coughlin said. "He's always wanted to be a factor, whether it be offense or special teams. He's accepted any role. He was on our punt block team.
"He's accepted any and every role that we've given him. He's always come to practice or to the meetings with an interest in trying to learn everything as fast as he possibly could. Someone asked me that the other night about his attitude and his attitude has never changed. It's always been an aggressive, positive attitude and his position has always been 'I can do more. I want to help more. What can I do?' And it's been a question of how rapidly we could assimilate all of that into the game."
Consider Wilson assimilated.
But with a chance to start in the backfield, and with two journeyman behind him if Bradshaw can't go, there's a chance Wilson won't be hustling back to handle kickoff returns.
He frowns at the prospect. After all, it's where he first made headlines in the NFL.
"I definitely want to do kick returns," he said, a gleam in his eyes. "That has always been the part of the game I favor the most and enjoy most. It's no heavy assignment. It's just beating guys down the field."
And he if he beats opponents down the field at the Georgia Dome, will Wilson be going head over heels?
Sure sounds like it.
"It's easy," he said. "Almost like running for me to jump and turn backward. I've been doing it for a while, so I think people can relax a little bit.
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My internship was unpaid but did count towards credits.
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Many professors and students come from diverse backgrounds.
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I've gotten a lot of parking citations from this school.
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Financial Aid can be applied for at my school by using the asu.edu website and fafsa.edu. There are no special tricks or shortcuts that my school has made me aware of as of yet.
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I am not involved, nor do I know much about greek
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ASU is one of the least strict schools
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Brno's Racetrack: Watch the World Class Races from the New Birell Tribune
22 August 2012
Praha. August 21, 2012 – Visitors to Brno's car racetrack who are planning to see Grand Prix races this weekend have a chance to see the championship races from the tribune named after our most popular nonalcoholic beer. The spectators may look forward to not only an exceptional race show, but also a pleasant nonalcoholic refreshment.
Up to 250,000 visitors will come to Brno's racetrack to watch Grand Prix races this weekend. This year, they can all look forward to an exceptional motor show and Birell beer as well. More than 130 bars in ten stands and other serving stations will be available during the races from August 24 to 26, 2012. Birell will introduce itself in its new role as an important partner of Brno's racetrack. The company issued special edition cans with Moto GP world championship motifs.
"We are very happy to be able to cooperate with Car Racetrack Brno. It is a great opportunity for us to join yet another sporting activity. Birell is part of a healthy lifestyle, and people like to consume it not only during their lunch times but also during various sport activities, nature walks and especially on bike trips. The combination of a motorsport and a nonalcoholic beer is absolutely natural to us," said Marketing Manager of Plzeňský Prazdroj, Dalibor Vainer.
For fans who were unable to get tickets for the race this Saturday, Birell prepared a contest where they can win entrance to the event and many other, smaller prizes. The contest is taking place on the Birell brand Facebook page, and on the airwaves of radio station "Krokodýl" (crocodile).
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Introducing the new Samsung WB250F, an elegantly designed SMART Camera with Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity and an intuitive touch user interface
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18x Zoom Lens
The whole wide world is yours to capture. Use the 24mm wide-angle lens to capture stunning landscapes and beautiful panorama shots. Plus, there's an 18x Optical Zoom that lets you quickly take stunning close-ups from far away, so you can get sharply rendered images.
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Lets you connect your digital camera to a wireless network. Save photos and videos directly to a computer or cloud service while you shoot, email them print them wireless or upload them straight to Facebook® or YouTube™. You will never have to worry about losing a great shot, running out of storage or remembering to bring the correct cable along.
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Connect your Samsung Smart Camera to your Smartphone and activate AutoShare – and the pictures you take automatically get sent to your Smartphone.
Permits the sharing of digital photographs and videos with select Android Phones. Just capture the photo using the Smart Cameras' superior optics and then send images directly from your Samsung Smart Camera to any Android 2.2 or higher devices with the Samsung MobileLink App.
Cloud Service (MS SkyDrive) Cloud-based backup means you'll never be at risk of losing your shots, even if your camera is lost or stolen. If you're in Wi-Fi range, your Smart Camera can copy images to a Microsoft SkyDrive account, a feature that also lets you delete shots from your camera's memory card to free up room for more pictures. Don't remember what you shot? You can view pictures stored on the cloud services directly on your phone or tablet, or download a copy to your PC.
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Motion Photo freezes the action around a moving subject to create a fun scene. Capture a friend dancing – then make everyone around him still as a statue. Simply shoot the footage, and then rub the area on the display where you want to keep the movement. The photo around it will freeze – it's that easy.
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We were looking for a camera that was a step up from our old point and shoots. I did a LOT of research into compact systems and mid range point and shoots. We didn't...Read complete review
We were looking for a camera that was a step up from our old point and shoots. I did a LOT of research into compact systems and mid range point and shoots. We didn't feel that we would use all the features of the compact systems so we settled on the upper end P&S. It came down to a few features such as optical zoom, CMOS sensor, HD video, and a late entry of Wi-Fi (we are going to a theme park and my wife wants to publish to Facebook from the park). I had settled on a couple models, but wasn't extremely confident that I was getting what I wanted. Then I stumbled upon the WB250 just as it was coming out and decided that this was the right fit. So far I am very pleased with the quality of the camera, the pictures, and the video. The Wi-Fi was very easy to set up and transfers photos to your cell phone or LAN quickly and easily. The only reason I downgraded one star is that the flash does not pop up automatically when taking pictures in low light. You have to manually open it or it will take a picture without it. It's not deal breaker, but is a minor annoyance. No other cameras out there with these features even comes close to the price and quality of this camera. I would highly recommend the WB250.
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Terrible reaction time
I purchased this camera to replace a stolen camera right before my trip to Europe. I liked the features it offered, so I went for it. The camera has a very poor reaction...Read complete review
I purchased this camera to replace a stolen camera right before my trip to Europe. I liked the features it offered, so I went for it. The camera has a very poor reaction time. I was on a tour bus and missed several good photo opportunities because the camera wouldn't focus quick enough, and several times it wouldn't snap the picture when I pushed down the button. It was very frustrating. Another thing is the battery life is absolutely atrocious! I would be on a full day tour, but the battery was dead by noon. I ended up taking pictures with my iPhone (better quality too). I wish I could return it, but the company I bought it from has a 15-day return policy... My trip was for 11 days. Needless to say from the time I purchased it to the time I returned, it was well over 15 days. I would definitely not recommend this product to a friend. Which is sad because I love Samsung products.
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a good camera
By prik67
from florida
Comments about Samsung 14.2MP SMART Cobalt Black Digital Camera:
its a good camera for any novice user....great UI!!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Samsung camera
By Anonymous
from NM
I am 52 years old and never interested in purchasing state of the art equipment because I remain"old school" and not very savvy on new technology. However this camera is not at all complicated that it prevents me from learning how to use it. Its sleek design and features makes me WANT to learn how to use its multitude of features.
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Great Camera
By talkingtextingtxn
from Houston
This is a great camera that is packed with features. Picture quality is outstanding. I own a Galaxy SIII phone and downloaded the remote camera view finder app. Its easy to use and works every time. Its nice that I can be included in the photos too without having to run after setting the self timer like my old camera. My friends cant believe that the camera can work from the phone. its great that I can share photos from the camera with wifi too.
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Photo enthusiasts best friend !
By Lovedigitalcameras
from Montgomery, AL
Great camera for indoor&outdoor photography. Amazing features, easy to handle "smart" devise. Anyone will enjoy quality of priceless precious moments of life. It has been Blessing from God to our family.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Very cool camera
By ITISMY
from Boston, MA
Takes great pictures and you can do so many cool things with the camera. You have to have it to see...:) I have multiple camera including Nikon D5200, but this one have so much option for taking a quick pictures to share....
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Need improvements
By PhuH
from San Pablo, CA
The flash is not real auto since it needs to manually press a button to pop-up the flash to use. Video recording is blurring and slowly focus when zooming out or in during recording. I 've not seen any of these on my previous cameras. Of course, some people may argue that "I got for what I pay", and I don't think it's true because my previous cameras were not expensive either.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
By Photolover
from South Carolina
Must have purchased a lemon...
By Bravehartsfire
from Undisclosed
I bought this camera for it's features which I was pleased however, I had trouble turning the camera on. About 3 out of 4 attempts it would open and then turn off. It kept telling me to take the battery out to re-install it and if it continued return it. I gave it about two weeks but was tired of missing shots. Purchased a more known named product in the camera world.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Impossible to use.
By refusetobeduped
from US
It is very difficult to operate any product if one cannot read the user manual. This company deems it not necessary to include a user manual with the product. One must go to the web site and print a copy of said manual. However, the download process contains an error that prevents one from getting a user manual. No user manual, no camera. This is going back to the store.
great camera
By leelee77
from new york
takes great pictures, wonderful zoom, clear motion, wifi quick and fast upload to sky drive, facebook.
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Return of Purple Martins delights their human landlords each spring10:20 am | March 26, 2012
In the birding world, few species generate more excitement than does the Purple Martin, a large swallow that is arriving now in Tennessee, with reports of "scouts" logged almost daily online.
Purple Martins, the largest of the swallows in North America, are totally dependent on man-made housing east of the Rockies and faithfully return to the same locations each year, so it's understandable that human "landlords" anxiously await the return of "their" birds from wintering grounds in South America.
Some of the earliest arrivals to Tennessee trickle in by late February, and dates/locations are watched by martin enthusiasts nationally on an online database at www.purplemartin.org that is maintained by the Purple Martin Conservation Association (PMCA), a nonprofit conservation organization.
The earliest arriving martins recorded in Tennessee this season was Feb. 17 in Adamsville and in South Pittsburg. Among other early arrivals: Walnut Log on Feb. 23 and Knoxville on March 3.
The first wave of arrivals consists of so-called "adult" martins — those two or more years old, with adult males sporting full dark-purple color. Females are a bit drab, with a gray breast. One-year-old martins — called "sub adults" — arrive six to eight weeks later than the older birds — pushing their return well into May. These younger birds sometimes are more easily attracted to new housing locations.
Purple Martins prefer to nest in colonies in gourds hung from large racks and in multi-compartment birdhouses. The birds nest throughout Tennessee with the greatest populations west and central, with substantial but fewer colonies in the mountainous east.
Purple Martins feed on the wing — taking insects from the air — and early arrivals sometimes face the prospect of starvation when cold snaps clear the air of insects. However, hobbyists have learned to supplemental feed purple martins during cold spells.
A PDF information sheet about supplemental feeding — the techniques are still new to many hobbyists — can be found at the PMCA's website at www.purplemartin.org. Although once believed improbable, it's been shown that purple martins — when no other food is available — will learn to accept crickets, mealworms and even bits of scrambled eggs flipped high into the air, and placed on high platform feeders or inside nest compartments.
The PMCA recently analyzed long-term data from the North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) and found that — thanks to devoted men and women who erect and maintain housing — Purple Martin populations overall are holding steady in North America — with exceptions in some states — and appear to be slowly increasing in Tennessee.
A rural Amish community, Ethridge, in Central Tennessee, may well have the most martins in the state, with colonies located on many of the farms, as well as in many yards in nearby Lawrenceburg.
Purple Martin colonies can be found in several Tennessee parks and nature reserves, including Warner Parks Nature Center and Shelby Bottoms Nature Center in Nashville, and Lichterman Nature Center, Memphis.
Purple Martins gather in massive roosts in late summer in preparation for fall migration. One of the largest in North America is on an island in Dale Hollow Reservoir, which straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky line. Some martin enthusiasts who have visited the roost believe it may contain upwards to 100,000 birds in early August. The roost can be viewed at sunset — when massive numbers of the birds descend into the trees — from Lilydale Campground. Nearby Willow Grove Resort also hosts a large colony in traditional wooden houses.
Despite relative abundance of Purple Martins in Tennessee, many people try for years to attract them without success, or their colonies disappear. Hobbyists may be unaware that problems such as competition from invasive non-native birds — European Starlings and House Sparrows — or predation caused abandonment.
While generations of Americans have hosted Purple Martins — the custom adopted from Native Americans who hung out nesting gourds — specific techniques to help a colony thrive emerged in the past decade, based on research conducted by the PMCA and landlords in the field.
Among innovations are deeper compartments to protect nestlings from rain and aerial predators such as owls, specially-shaped entrance holes designed to admit martins while restricting starlings — and unique pole guards to thwart climbing predators: rat snakes and raccoons.
Because Purple Martins are birds of the open sky — catching insects on the fly — the PMCA's number one tip: place housing in the most open space available, but where the colony can be enjoyed and monitored.
More information about Purple Martins can be obtained from the Purple Martin Conservation Association — which is focused on aiding martins and landlords — including an information and supplies booklet, with advice on attracting and managing a colony, and data sheets to participate in a "citizen science" program called Project Martin Watch, a national effort in which participants monitor nests and mail information to the PMCA at season's end.
To obtain the booklet, contact the PMCA at (814) 833-7656 or online at www.purplemartin.org. The website also has an active Forum, and many hobbyists participate in the group's Facebook page.
Judith Beckman, who lives on Spivey Mountain in Unicoi County, called me last week to ask for a means of bringing peace to her warring Eastern Bluebirds and Tree Swallows. She is hosting both of these cavity-nesting birds and provides nesting boxes for their use. She would like for the two species to co-exist, but so far has noticed that the Tree Swallows out-compete the Eastern Bluebirds.
She has already tried spacing their nesting boxes apart, but that doesn't seem to have brought about a truce. I didn't have a good suggestion but thought I would ask readers to share any ideas they might have.
I have hosted both Eastern Bluebirds and Tree Swallows for several years. I typically have a single pair of each of these birds nesting in the fields near my home. The Tree Swallows usually stake out the boxes closest to the fish pond.
Donald Rice emailed me to report that his first bluebird showed up and immediately started building a nest in a recently hung birdhouse this past weekend.
In addition, two Brown-headed Cowbirds have been showing up, feeding on the ground and feeder. They seem to go for the cheaper mix birdfeed that Don puts out for the doves, instead of the sunflower seeds.
"Sparrows are building nests everywhere," he informed me in his email. "A pair are trying to build inside a bell I have hanging from the porch. Another pair have built their nest inside a cardboard box in the carport."
He added that last year they built a nest around a spare Model A carburetor he had on an outside shelf.
He's feeling quite good that of four new birdhouses he put out this year, two have already been claimed for the spring!
I'm also glad to report that I have finally observed some new arrivals at home on Simerly Creek Road in Hampton. Red-winged Blackbirds are back as well as Eastern Phoebes. Both of these species arrived overnight and gave me the first indication of their presence by persistently singing and calling. The Eastern Phoebe, in particular, calls persistently, especially in the early morning hours.
The next few weeks should bring many other spring arrivals. There's also an upcoming bird walk open to the public. I will be helping to lead the walk with fellow members of the Lee and Lois Herndon Chapter of Tennessee Ornithological Society at Tipton- Haynes Historic Site in Johnson City on Saturday, March 31.
The walk, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 8 a.m. at the Visitors Center. The facility is also providing light refreshments for "early bird" arrivals. Bring binoculars to increase your viewing enjoyment. The walk is part of the celebration of André Michaux Day at Tipton-Haynes Historic Site.
This walk also offers an opportunity to view early-blooming spring wildflowers as well as birds.
To share a sighting, make a comment or ask a question, give me a call at 297-9077 or send an email to email@example.com. I'm also on Facebook.


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Recovery Characteristics and Practices of Alcoholics Anonymous Sponsors – research
Objectives: Sponsoring another member of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is associated with improved substance use outcomes, but little research examines who is asked (and agrees) to sponsor another member. The objective of this exploratory study is to describe the recovery-related characteristics and practices associated with AA sponsors.
Methods: AA members (263) completed an anonymous online questionnaire about their background and recovery behaviors. On 9 characteristics and 4 practices tests were used to compare (a) current nonsponsors with sponsors; and (b) lifetime nonsponsors with those who had sponsored at some point.
How and when members entered AA had no association with the sponsor role.
Sponsors, past and present, were characterized by
Current sponsors engaged more frequently than current nonsponsors in all 4 of the following practices:
Lifetime sponsors engaged more frequently than lifetime nonsponsors in all practices except praying or meditating. Evidence suggested lifetime nonsponsors and former sponsors did not differ in AA practices, indicating the value of current/active sponsorship.
Conclusions: Similar to having a sponsor, being a sponsor is associated with characteristics and practices supportive of AA engagement.
By Young, Lance Brendan PhD, MBA, Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment: 6 October 2011


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Linda Mathilda AlsagerSept.28, 1915 - Dec. 23, 2012
Linda M. (Haugrud) Alsager, 97, passed away peacefully December 23 at Portneuf Regional Medical Center after a brief illness.
Linda Mathilda Alsager
Sept.28, 1915 - Dec. 23, 2012
Linda M. (Haugrud) Alsager, 97, passed away peacefully December 23 at Portneuf Regional Medical Center after a brief illness.
Linda was born the second of seven children to Knute M. and Johanna Theolinda (Sundstrom) Haugrud on the family farm near Pelican Rapids, MN, September 28, 1915. She attended country school and was baptized and confirmed at the Grove Lake Lutheran Church. She graduated from beauty school and worked as a hairdresser in Fargo with her older sister, Kathleen, until her marriage.
In 1942, she married Delman Alsager and they began farming near the Sheyenne River in Barrie Township, ND. They were blessed with a daughter, Jane and son, Dan. They were lifelong members of Gol Lutheran Church. Linda was active in the Ladies Aid, Luther League, and Women's Chorus. She and Delman celebrated their Silver Wedding Anniversary in 1967. After the children graduated from high school, Linda worked for several years in Fargo, ND, taking off the winter months to enjoy time in the Apache Junction, AZ sunshine. Shortly after Delman's retirement they moved into Kindred, ND. Delman passed away in 1979. Linda moved to Pocatello, ID to be near her daughter Jane and continued traveling to her winter home. She spent much of her time pursuing her hobbies of oil painting and working with flowers, especially African Violets. In Pocatello, ID, Linda met Arthur E Bauman who also loved to travel. They were married August 21, 1989. He proceeded her in death in 2000. Linda suffered from crippling arthritis with complications that led to her residing at Pocatello Care & Rehab for the last six years.
She is survived by her daughter, Jane (Darrell) Schultz and their children Clinton (Jennifer) Schultz and Sara O'Connor of Pocatello, ID ; and her son, Daniel (Linda) Alsager, Flushing, MI. and their children Kathryn Cross, Nashville, TN and Christina (Scott) Carroll of Reston, VA. She is also survived by: eight great grandchildren, a great-great-grandson, her brothers, Milton and Arlan (Delores) Haugrud of Pelican Rapids, MN, and sister, Mildred Robley of Hawley, MN.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husbands, sisters, brother, and great-great-granddaughter.
Memorial services will be held on Sunday, December 30, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. in the Cornelison Funeral Chapel, 431 North 15th Ave. Pocatello. Interment services will be held near Kindred, ND this summer. Arrangements are under the direction of the Cornelison Funeral Home, 431 N. 15th Ave., Pocatello, 232-0542. Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.cornelisonfh.com.
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