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Paul Owens, a statehouse reporter for the Daily Mail at the time, noted that it was the most underfunded public pension plan in the United States.
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New York • Venus Williams had been 14-0 in the first round of the U.S. Open, though she never had to face an opponent ranked in the top 30 at that stage.
Williams was usually the seeded player, but after two years of illness and injury, the seven-time major champion was the one pulling the upset Monday when she defeated Wimbledon semifinalist Kirsten Flipkens.
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"For me, I stay positive because I know I can play great tennis," Williams said. "Sometimes you just have to go through more than what you want to go through. Sometimes you have to have losses. When I had losses, it always motivates me a lot to do better and to work harder."
The 33-year-old looked strong Monday, purple braids poking out of her visor that matched her floral dress. Williams fought off three break points at 2-2 in the second set in a game that went to six deuces.
Bothered by a lower back injury, Williams was playing just her third event since a first-round loss at the French Open. She hadn't defeated a top-20 opponent since last October.
Flipkens, meanwhile, had been enjoying a career year. The Belgian had never reached the round of 16 at a major tournament before the Australian Open, then made her run at Wimbledon.
Rafael Nadal's stay at Wimbledon ended in his opener. In his first Grand Slam match since — and first U.S. Open since 2011 — the second-seeded Spaniard rolled past American Ryan Harrison 6-4, 6-2, 6-2.
American Sloane Stephens, seeded 15th, rallied from a set down to beat Mandy Minella of Luxembourg 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (5).
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Day 1
Meet at the hotel in Muscat in the evening.
Day 2
After breakfast we will have our group briefing before we check out at 9:30am. Our first stop is the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, this is an Islamic cultural centre where we have the opportunity to understand more about Islam specifically in Oman. Photography is permitted. Ladies are required to cover their hair, so a scarf (not opaque) is required. Arms and ankles should also be covered. The mosque is typically Omani in style, understated but elegant. Building commenced in 1995 and inside a huge 154 metre chandeleir hangs over the world's second largest hand woven carpet. There is time to explore the mosque before exploring Old Muttrah souk, where all kinds of souvenirs including oils and jewellery can be purchased. We then follow the corniche passing the port with the Sultan's ship moored in full view. Today's walk then picks up an old path connecting the city's surrounding villages. The path is an uneven track and ascends 200m. Please remember to bring water as we'll be walking for more than an hour. We arrive back near the souq. Our lunch will be a picnic overlooking the ocean. In the afternoon we will drive out of Muscat (approx 1.5hours) and set up camp at the foot of the mountains. At dinner we will have our briefing for the following day. Approximately 1.5 hours walking.
Day 3
After a morning briefing and packing our tents away we will walk out from camp for about one hour. The walk is especially interesting due to many geological features being exposed. This is a moderate flat walk through the foot hills of the world famous Semail ophiolite, which is part of the earth's oceanic crust. We have a brief stop at Nakhal Fort whose original purpose was to protect the area's date palms. We will hve time to explore the fort before our off road drive through Wadi Bani Auf. This gorge contains several villages and date palms line the road. We'll stop to walk through the small steep-sided canyon before entering the beautiful lush mountain village of Bilad Sait. There are some steps to climb on the mountainside and if it has been raining we may need to wade in shallow water. We will explore the village and its surrounding fields before winding our way back through the gorge. We now have a steep drive up the mountain to 1900m. From here we will have a stunning view of both sides of the mountain. After a picnic lunch the driving continues to Jebal Shams where we set up camp for the night at 2000m. On the way we will pass through Al Hamrah, a fertile area also known for good bird spotting. Tonight temperatures can drop to 5 degrees, but we should be rewarded with wonderfully clear night skies. Approx. walking 3 hours.
Day 4
We enjoy the breathtaking views of Oman's Grand Canyon with Nakhr village more than a kilometre below us. You will even be able to spot today's balcony walk along the edge of the canyon. Setting off from Al Kateen village we follow the balcony trail along the mountain edge to an abandoned village, which clings to the rocks and is completely hidden from view. Just beyond the village there is traditional farm terracing and a small lake that irrigates the area. The walk back along the balcony trail offers more breathtaking views of the canyon. This will take us about 4 hours in total. We then drive to Wadi Ghul and Nakhr village where we can view the canyon in reverse. This is an equally dramatic and stunning view, as we witness half a billion years of geological effects on the landscape - a perfect picnic spot! In the afternoon we will drive to Wadi Tanuf to explore the old falaj (irrigation) systems that used to feed the fields of the area. The next stop is the top of Jebal Akhdar. Tonight will be cold as our wild campsite is situated at 2000m. We will stop to collect wood during the day so we can make a fire tonight.Approx. 4 hours walking (additional optional 1 hour afternoon walk).
Day 5
After breakfast we begin our 3 hour trek across the heart of the Western Hajar mountains. The walk starts from Jarira, which is situated at the top of a mountain, and leads us to the abandoned village of Bani Habib. The walk has a tricky descent so we will pick our route carefully to the bottom of the wadi. Gazelles are seen in this area and if we are lucky we might even spot wolves. Though mostly flat there are some descents and the mountain views are excellent. We will finally drop into the wadi via some old steps and make our way to the village under the cover of trees and shrubs. We will have time to explore the buildings of the old village, providing a great insight into how people once lived. After lunch we will walk amongst the mountain side terracing and farms. The roses in these fields are still used to make rose water. Watch out as the path is flat but can be slippery. Lunch will be at a local restaurant and is a great spot to watch the local people go about their daily life. We have a short drive back to camp to collect wood before darkness falls. Approx. 4 hours walking morning, 1.5 hours afternoon.
Day 6
This morning we leave our campsite following an old water course which resembles a goat path. This once connected the villages before the roads were put in. There are some steps from about 2300m which lead us down into the wadi with great panoramic views. The walk's terrain varies and we have time to explore an abandoned village where we will take a rest stop before walking through a cleft in the mountain to view our final destination in the distance. Finally a small slog up to our waiting transport which will take us to the picnic lunch spot with great views of the base of the mountain. The walk will take about 5 hours before and an hour's drive to the old town of Nizwa, the former capital of Oman. This evening we will make a stop for some deserved refreshments and have our briefing in the bar before going on for dinner at a local Arabic restaurant and overnight at a hotel. Time for a shower! Approx 5 to 6 hours walking
Day 7
After a lie in and breakfast we set off to explore Nizwa. Originally the old capital of Oman, Nizwa is most famous for its fort but the small museum is very interesting and should not be missed. The town retains many examples of Omani architecture with carved wooden doorways and window frames, although the fort has recently undergone restoration and now has a contemporary feel. You will be free to explore the fort and the meandering back streets of the souk. Bartering for goods is expected but remember this is a fun game. Lunch will be in a local restaurant before setting off to our beach camp. We need a little time this afternoon to prepare for the next day's walk. Take a dip in the sea and enjoy sunset as dinner is prepared for you ..
Day 8
Setting off around 8am we follow the coast line along the cliffs whose old paths are well defined in parts. This part of the trip has a totally different feel as the fantastic views of the ocean ahead combine with the mountains behind us. The route is demanding in parts with steep descents into small wadis but its mostly at sea level. We will stop for a picnic lunch en route. The terrain is rocky as we follow a track that includes a couple of steep short ascents but the ocean and mountain views are a great contrast to our previous walks. Our destination is a secluded beach where we will make camp for the night. Our luggage will be delivered by boat, James Bond style. Tonight we will have a fish barbeque on the beach.
Approx. 7 to 8 hours walking.
Day 9
Walking from camp we finish in the fishing town of Quriyat. This will be a 2 to 3 hour walk. If the tide is low we will walk along the beach. If not we follow the cliff tops along a goat path. Please note if the tide is high it will mean getting our feet wet. In Quriyat our bus will be waiting to take us to a restaurant for lunch. We will head back to Muscat later that afternoon. Those on Land Only arrangements will leave us in Muscat. For those booked on the group flights there will be a few day rooms and showers for the group's use. After showering and packing we will go to Seeb on the coast. This is where Omanis shop for every day things. After a light supper we'll pick up our bags and head to the airport to check in for the overnight flight to London. Approx. 4 hours walking.


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Yield: 1 sandwich
- 2 slices home-style white bread
- 1 Tablespoons soft butter, or more if needed
- 2 or more slices Swiss cheese (such as Gruyère or Emmentaler) about 1/8 inch thick (enough to cover both bread slices)
- several slices cooked chicken, about 1/8 inch thick (enough to cover one bread slice)
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh chives
- dashes of Tabasco sauce (optional)
- A cookie sheet or shallow-rimmed baking sheet, large enough to hold all the sandwiches at once
Preheat the oven to 400°F.
Spread a thin layer of soft butter on one side only of both bread slices, then cover the buttered sides neatly with a layer of cheese. Arrange a layer of chicken on one bread slice and sprinkle on the chives and a few dashes of Tabasco, if you like. Flip the other piece of bread over on top (cheese inside, of course), press together, and spread more butter on the outsides of the sandwich, coating the slices evenly. Lay the assembled sandwich in the baking dish and prepare others the same way.
Bake the sandwiches for 10 minutes or so, until the bottom sides are crisp and golden. Flip them over and bake for about 5 minutes more, until the second sides are also well toasted.
Serve hot. For appetizer portions, trim off the crusts and cut each sandwich diagonally into 4 small triangles.
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my notes
- Calories429
- Carbohydrates22 g (7%)
- Fat23 g (36%)
- Protein33 g (65%)
- Saturated Fat12 g (59%)
- Sodium308 mg (13%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber1 g (5%)
- Monounsaturated Fat7 g
- Cholesterol112 mg (37%)


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Senio Kelemete News The New Orleans Saints have added fullback Austin Johnson to the practice squad Monday, ESPN reports. The Saints released guard Senio Kelemete in the process.
Terron Armstead News Saints offensive lineman Terron Armstead had "minor" hand surgery.
Armstead tweeted that the injury is minor. He played in just six games, but performed well enough to factor into the team's future plans. With current left tackle Charles Brown not expected to be back, Armstead could open next season at the position assuming his hand heals properly. Roman Harper News The Saints parted ways with a trio of veterans Wednesday, announcing the release of defensive backs Jabari Greer and Roman Harper, as well as linebacker Will Smith. The team also announced they would not be re-signing linebacker Jonathan Vilma.
Glenn Foster News Saints OL Terron Armstead, NT Brodrick Bunkley, S Rafael Bush, OB Keyunta Dawson, DE Glenn Foster and TE Josh Hill are questionable Week 15 against the Rams.
Bush, Dawson and Hill were unable to participate in practices throughout the week. Bunkley and Foster were able to practice in full Friday. Jahri Evans News Saints offensive linemen Terron Armstead (knee) and Jahri Evans (anjkle) have been cleared for the Saturday playoff clash in Seattle. They had both been listed as probable.
Jordan Pugh News Saints running back Pierre Thomas (chest) is the lone injured player on the inactive report for the Saturday playoff battle in Seattle.
The healthy scratches are quarterback Ryan Griffin, corernback Terrence Frederick, linebacker Rufus Johnson, safety Jordan Pugh, defensive end Tyrunn Walker and wide receiver Nick Toon. Ramon Humber News The Saints announced Friday that they have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with linebacker Ramon Humber.
He has spent the past four seasons with the Saints, and in 2013 he finished with 29 total tackles and 0.5 sacks. Pierre Thomas News The Saints made a surprising move Wednesday by keeping running back Pierre Thomas with a two-year extension. And he should still have plenty of Fantasy value in 2014.
Thomas was the No. 23 running back in standard leagues in 2013, and he led all running backs with 77 catches. Now that Darren Sproles is expected to be released, Thomas could be even more of a factor in the passing game. Sproles was fourth among running backs with 71 receptions, and Thomas will almost excusively play on passing downs for the Saints over Khiry Robinson and Mark Ingram. Don't go overboard and expect 100-plus catches for Thomas, but he should have the chance for 80-plus based on Sean Payton's offense. Along with Thomas' rushing totals -- he's had 100-plus carries for three consecutive seasons -- he should be able to replicate last year's 1,000-total yard campaign with five touchdowns. He makes for a solid No. 3 Fantasy running back in standard leagues and a low-end No. 2 option in PPR formats. And if Robinson or Ingram fail to deliver on rushing downs, then Thomas could be a nice steal with a mid- to late-round pick. Charles Hawkins News The Lions worked out receivers Anthony Armstrong, Charles Hawkins and Lavelle Hawkins on Tuesday, reports ProFootballTalk.com.
Anthony Armstrong, 30, last played for the Cowboys. LaVelle Hawkins, 27, was cut by the 49ers in the preseason. Charles Hawkins is a 23-year-old rookie from Southern University. Detroit is in the market for a receiver after losing Nate Burleson to a broken arm. Benjamin Watson News Three receivers and one running back chipped in with minor contributions for the Saints against Seattle on Saturday.
Tight end Josh Hill caught one pass for 23 yards, wide receiver Lance Moore snagged two for 20 yards and tight end Benjamin Watson went nowehere with one reception. Running back Darren Sproles outdid them all through the air with 32 yards on five catches, but ran for just 2 yards in three carries. Cameron Jordan News Defensive end Cameron Jordan led the Saints charge defensively Saturday in Seattle. He contributed six tackles, one of three sacks and two of three TFLs.
Marcel Jones News The Saints terminated the contract of Courtney Roby, a longtime special teams ace and a wide receiver for New Orleans. Other contracts terminated: defensive end Jay Richardson, cornerback Chris Carr and safety Jim Leonhard. Center Eric Olsen was placed on Injured Reserve. In addition, the Saints waived the following 17 players from the roster: quarterback Ryan Griffin, wide receiver Preston Parker, fullback Austin Johnson, wide receiver Saalim Hakim, guard Elliott Mealer, tight end Keavon Milton, tight end Mike Higgins, guard Andrew Tiller, center Jeremiah Warren, linebacker Rayford Shipman, linebacker Rufus Johnson, defensive tackle Isaako Aaitui, safety Jerico Nelson, linebacker Baraka Atkins, tackle Marcel Jones, cornerback Korey Lindsey and cornerback Jumal Rolle. Will Smith News If the Seahawks can't bring back Michael Bennett, NFL Network believes the world champs would try to bring in former Saints pass rusher Will Smith.
Smith tore his ACL and did not play last season. Before that he had at least 5.5 sacks in each of his last four seasons with the Saints. Prior to 2013 he missed four games in nine seasons. Shayne Graham News The Saints signed kicker Shayne Graham to a one-year contract Saturday, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune. He will be paid the veteran minimum of $955,000, after signing with the Saints in december and playing in four games.
Graham connected on both of his field-goal attempts in the regular season and 4 of 6 in the postseason, while making 10 extra-point attempts. Kyle Knox News The Saints promoted linebacker Kyle Knox from the practice squad to the active roster and waived safety Eric Frampton, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Ben Grubbs News The NFL announced Friday the rosters for the 2014 Pro Bowl, which will be held on Jan. 26 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The league will hold a draft on Jan. 22 where Hall of Famers Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders will select their respective squads for the annual all-star game. Quarterback: Tom Brady, Patriots; Drew Brees, Saints; Peyton Manning, Broncos; Cam Newton, Panthers; Philip Rivers, Chargers; Russell Wilson, Seahawks. Running back: Jamaal Charles, Chiefs; Matt Forte, Bears; Frank Gore, 49ers; Marshawn Lynch, Seahawks; LeSean McCoy, Eagles; Adrian Peterson, Vikings. Fullback: Marcel Reece, Raiders; Mike Tolbert, Panthers. Wide receiver: Antonio Brown, Steelers; Dez Bryant, Cowboys; Josh Gordon, Browns; A.J. Green, Bengals; Andre Johnson, Texans; Calvin Johnson, Lions; Brandon Marshall, Bears; Demaryius Thomas Broncos. Tight end: Jordan Cameron, Browns; Vernon Davis, 49ers; Jimmy Graham, Saints; Julius Thomas, Broncos. Guard: Jahri Evans, Saints; Ben Grubbs, Saints; Mike Iupati, 49ers; Logan Mankins, Patriots; Louis Vasquez, Broncos; Marshal Yanda, Ravens. Center: Ryan Kalil, Panthers; Alex Mack, Browns; Mike Pouncey, Dolphins; Max Unger, Seahawks. Travaris Cadet News Only healthy scratches are included in the inactive list submitted by the Saints on Sunday. They are safety Isa Abdul-Quddus, running back Travaris Cadet, linebacker Keyunta Dawson, cornerback Terrence Frederick , quarterback Ryan Griffin, defensive end Tom Johnson and wideout Nick Toon.
A.J. Davis News New Orleans placed running back Pierre Thomas on injured reserve Saturday, reports the team's official site. The Saints signed cornerback A.J. Davis to the active roster. Thomas had already been ruled out for the season finale against Carolina with a knee injury.
Will Herring News The Cowboys agreed to terms on a contract with free-agent linebacker Will Herring Thursday, though terms of the deal are not yet known. Herring appeared in all 16 of the Saints' games last season, recording 13 tackles and one interception.
Jairus Byrd News Though they have little room under the cap, the Saints somehow managed to find room for one of the best free agent defenders available. A few hours after free agency opened Tuesday, the team announced the signing of safety Jairus Byrd, the financial terms of which are not yet known.
Byrd has made the Pro Bowl three times in his five-year career, and is coming off a four-interception, 48-tackle season despite playing just 11 games for the Bills last season. Drew Brees News Saints quarterback Drew Brees believes new Lions offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi is going to bring out the best in Matthew Stafford, according to mlive.com.
Lombardi worked as Brees' quarterbacks coach for five seasons before joining the Lions. Brees said he sees some similarities between the Lions and Saints personnel, and believes Lombardi will find a way to make things work in Detroit. Brees added that he knew Lombardi would be in line to get a coordinator job. "You can kind of tell when assistant coaches are just kind of ready for that next step -- to be a coordinator, to be a playcaller," Brees said. Derrius Brooks No Updates Parys Haralson News The Saints have had preliminary discussions about re-signing linebacker Parys Haralson, reports ESPN.com. Haralson, 30, had 30 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a rotational player in the regular season.
He tore his pectoral muscle in the playoff win in Philadelphia, but is expected to be ready for spring OTAs, the report said. Tom Johnson News The Saints will not tender a qualifying offer to restricted free agent defensive lineman Tom Johnson, according to USA TODAY.
Johnson appeared in 40 games for the Saints over three seasons, totaling 55 tackles and 5.0 sacks. The 29-year-old will now become an unrestricted free agent. Victor Butler News The Saints placed linebacker Victor Butler on the reserve/PUP list Tuesday. Although Butler can return after six weeks, he's expected to miss the 2013 season because of a torn ACL.
Akiem Hicks News An ankle injury will not prevent Saints defensive end Akiem Hicks from suiting up Saturday for the NFC semifinal against the Seahawks. He had been deemed questionable.
Josh Hill News Three receivers and one running back chipped in with minor contributions for the Saints against Seattle on Saturday.
Tight end Josh Hill caught one pass for 23 yards, wide receiver Lance Moore snagged two for 20 yards and tight end Benjamin Watson went nowehere with one reception. Running back Darren Sproles outdid them all through the air with 32 yards on five catches, but ran for just 2 yards in three carries. Austin Johnson News The New Orleans Saints have added fullback Austin Johnson to the practice squad Monday, ESPN reports. The Saints released guard Senio Kelemete in the process.
Kevin Reddick News Saints TE Josh Hill, RB Pierre Thomas, S Rafael Bush, LB Keyunta Dawson, LB Kevin Reddick, T Terron Armstead and G Jahri Evans are probable Week 17.
All seven were able to get through full practice Friday. Thomas is dealing with an eye injury, but should play. Terrence Frederick News Saints running back Pierre Thomas (chest) is the lone injured player on the inactive report for the Saturday playoff battle in Seattle.
The healthy scratches are quarterback Ryan Griffin, corernback Terrence Frederick, linebacker Rufus Johnson, safety Jordan Pugh, defensive end Tyrunn Walker and wide receiver Nick Toon. Zach Strief News Free agent offensive tackle Zach Strief told the Dolphins he decided not to visit them and didn't give an explanation, according to the Miami Herald. Strief could be close to a deal with another team or simply did not have interest in playing for the Dolphins. Strief has spent the past eight seasons with the Saints, starting every game he's been healthy for over the past three years.
Brodrick Bunkley News Saints nose tackle Brodrick Bunkley has been green-lighted for Sunday at St. Louis. He has been dealing with a back issue.
Tim Lelito News Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan (ankle), guard Tim Lelito (not injury related) and linebacker Curtis Lofton (hamstring, ankle) are all considered probable for Thursday's game at Atlanta. Originally, Cameron and Lofton were listed as questionable on the team's official website before they were changed to probable.
Justin Drescher No Updates Keyunta Dawson News The Saints and linebackey Keyunta Dawson have agreed to a one-year deal, a source told the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Lance Moore News The Saints are releasing receiver Lance Moore on Friday, reports ESPN. And a possible landing spot for him could be the Lions, reports the Detroit Free Press.
That's because the Lions new offensive coordinator, Joe Lombardi, used to be with the Saints. And the Lions have a huge hole at receiver opposite Calvin Johnson. David Hawthorne News Saints inside linebacker David Hawthorne can't be blamed for his team's poor defensive performance Sunday in St Louis.
Hawthorne easily led his team with 10 tackles, all solos. He also recorded one of its only four TFLs. Trevin Wade News The Saints signed exclusive rights free agent Trevin Wade to a one-year, $570,000 contract according to NFL writer Brian McIntyre.
Ryan Griffin News With Saints quarterback Luke McCown entering free agency, Ryan Griffin should compete for the No. 2 job behind Drew Brees, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. A 24-year-old Tulane product, Griffin was elevated from the practice squad midseason to prevent quarterback-needy teams from taking him.
Griffin has yet to throw a pass in a regular-season game. Jed Collins News The Saints did not tender two of their restricted free agents, fullback Jed Collins and receiver Joe Morgan, because they can't justify paying either $1.4 million in 2014, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Both became unrestricted free agents, with the team hoping to re-sign them at a lower price.
Collins is a valuable lead blocker in the running game, and Morgan is a dangerous deep threat when healthy. Jonathan Vilma News The Saints parted ways with a trio of veterans Wednesday, announcing the release of defensive backs Jabari Greer and Roman Harper, as well as linebacker Will Smith. The team also announced they would not be re-signing linebacker Jonathan Vilma.
Khiry Robinson News Saints running back Khiry Robinson would see a major increase in carries if Pierre Thomas is released. And Robinson showed in 2013 he'll make the most of his chances.
According to Pro Football Focus, Robinson tied for third among all RBs with 0.47 Fantasy points per opportunity – the number of points per carries or pass routes run. He forced 10 missed tackles on 54 carries, the seventh-best rate among RBs with fewer than 100 touches. Coach Sean Payton told reporters he's "very excited" about the development of Ingram and Robinson, saying: "I think those two backs just from a physical power-running standpoint, especially down the stretch, they were tough." Tyrunn Walker News Saints running back Pierre Thomas (chest) is the lone injured player on the inactive report for the Saturday playoff battle in Seattle.
The healthy scratches are quarterback Ryan Griffin, corernback Terrence Frederick, linebacker Rufus Johnson, safety Jordan Pugh, defensive end Tyrunn Walker and wide receiver Nick Toon. Rafael Bush News The Saints have ruled defensive back Rafael Bush (ankle) active for Saturday's Wild Card playoff game against the Eagles in Philadelphia. Bush was not in danger of missing any game action, as he was labeled probable leading up to the game.
Jabari Greer News The Saints parted ways with a trio of veterans Wednesday, announcing the release of defensive backs Jabari Greer and Roman Harper, as well as linebacker Will Smith. The team also announced they would not be re-signing linebacker Jonathan Vilma.
Mark Ingram News Saints running back Mark Ingram said he's shocked by the impending release of Darren Sproles and possible trade of Pierre Thomas, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Ingram called the situation "a double-edged sword" because it appears he's headed for a bigger role.
"It's an exciting time in my career," Ingram told the paper. "I just want to take advantage of my situation and the opportunity that's presenting itself. Just want to prove to the organization that I can be the back they wanted, an every-down back, type of playmaker that they need. Ingram averaged a career-high 4.9 yards per carry last season. Charles Brown News Charles Brown has locked up the Saints' left tackle job and will be Drew Brees' blindside protector, reports the Times-Picayune.
Robert Meachem News The Saints have shown interest in re-signing impending free agent receiver Robert Meachem, who averaged 20.3 yards per catch in a situational role last year, reports ESPN.com. Meachem caught 16 balls for 324 yards and two touchdowns, adding three catches for 109 yards in the playoffs.
The website notes New Orleans values Meachem as a run blocker and because he's a deep threat on play-action fakes. Whether he returns could depend on wideout Joe Morgan's recovery from the knee injury that kept him out all of last season. Rufus Johnson News Saints running back Pierre Thomas (chest) is the lone injured player on the inactive report for the Saturday playoff battle in Seattle.
The healthy scratches are quarterback Ryan Griffin, corernback Terrence Frederick, linebacker Rufus Johnson, safety Jordan Pugh, defensive end Tyrunn Walker and wide receiver Nick Toon. Corey White News Saints defensive back Corey White had a productive game in Week 12 against the Falcons, as he led the team in tackles in a 17-13 win. White had 10 stops -- four solo -- and a fumble recover in the win.
White had just 14 tackles on the season heading into Thursday's game. Jimmy Graham News Saints stud tight end Jimmy Graham has tweeted that he is "shocked and disappointed on everything" his team has done in the offseason.
Graham was apparently not only referring to the non-exclusive franchise tag he received, but also the release of several veterans in an attempt to create cap space. Among them are running back Darren Sproles and wide receiver Lance Moore. The story could take another twist, however, if those financial moves were made to allow the Saints to offer him a long-term contract. Ty Nsekhe News The Saints signed offensive tackle Ty Nsekhe to a reserve/futures contract, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Kenny Vaccaro News The Saints placed rookie safety Kenny Vaccaro on injured reserve with a broken ankle and signed defensive back Terrence Frederick from the Browns' practice squad. Vaccaro had 92 tackles, six pass breakups, an interception, a sack and two forced fumbles.
Frederick played in two games with the Giants last year. Rod Sweeting News The Saints' lengthy list of injured defenders did not turn into a lengthy list of inactive defenders in Week 12, as six of seven players were able to take the field Thursday against the Falcons.
Defensive backs Kenny Vaccaro (concussion), Rod Sweeting (hip) and Chris Carr (hip, back hamstring) were all able to play through injuries, as was linebacker Curtis Lofton (hamstring, ankle) and defensive linemen Cameron Jordan (ankle) and Akiem Hicks (back). Chris Givens News Rams WR Stedman Bailey, WR Chris Givens and WR Austin Pettis did little Week 14 against the Cardinals.
Bailey actually finished second on the team in receiving yardage, catching four passes for 46 yards. Givens caught just one pass for 21 yards. Pettis caught one pass for 19 yards. All three players were limited by Kellen Clemens' poor play against Arizona. Clemens only threw for 181 yards, and tossed two interceptions. They'll take on the Saints Week 15. Patrick Robinson News The Saints put cornerback Patrick Robinson on season-ending injured reserve with a patellar tendon injury. Robinson suffered the injury Sunday against Tampa Bay.
Luke McCown News Quarterback Luke McCown will start the Saints' final preseason game Thursday at Miami and play about a quarter, according to the team's website. Rookie Ryan Griffin will play the rest of the game.
Griffin, who went undrafted out of Tulane, is 17 for 28 passing for 182 yards and a touchdown in the preseason. He has not thrown an interception. "He has handled this transition very well for a first-year player," coach Sean Payton said. "He's able to digest and spit out the terminology pretty fluidly and pretty quickly. I think that's helped him. He's got a demeanor that you would want at that position." Kenny Stills News Saints receiver Kenny Stills, a fifth-round pick in the 2013 draft, proved to be the team's best deep threat while averaging 20 yards per catch. "The future seems bright," according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Stills' production was inconsistent, the paper notes, but he still caught 32 passes for 641 yards and five touchdowns. His role should increase in 2014 with the Saints possibly parting ways with veteran Lance Moore. Bryce Harris News The Saints re-signed tackle Bryce Harris to a one-year deal for the 2014 season Saturday, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Harris will made $570,000, an increase of $70,000 from last year, when he appeared in all 16 games, including one start.
Junior Galette News Saints outside linebacker Junior Galette broke out in 2013, starting every game from Week 2 on and ranking second on the team with 12 sacks and 22 quarterback hits. Galette led the Saints with 14 tackles for loss.
Galette signed a contract extension last offseason through 2015. With his cap number at $2.9 million the next two seasons, "he's a steal for the Saints," reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Galette helped New Orleans pile up 49 sacks, which ranked fourth in the NFL. The Saints had just 30 sacks in 2012. John Jenkins News In addition to Texas safety Kenny Vaccaro, the Saints drafted Georgia defensive tackle Johnathan Jenkins, Oklahoma receiver Kenny Stills and Tarleton State outside linebacker Rufus Johnson.
Thomas Morstead No Updates Brian De La Puente News The Giants are interested in free agent center Brian De La Puente, reports the New York Daily News. He started for the Saints the past three seasons.
New York appears ready to move on from center David Baas, who played in only three games last season due to injuries. Baas would count $8.225 million against the cap this year. Nick Toon News Saints second-year receiver Nick Toon was usually inactive the second half of the season, but general manager Mickey Loomis said the organization is not down on him. "The only thing holding Nick back is the number of opportunities," Loomis said, per ESPN.com. "He'll get those going forward."
Noon dropped a bomb in the Week 9 loss at the Jets and was rarely seen after that. He finished the season with four catches for 68 yards. Signed cheaply for the next two seasons, Toon could play more if the Saints part ways with veteran Lance Moore. Curtis Lofton News Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton made a team-high 10 tackles in the win over Carolina, giving him 108 stops this year. That ranks 10th in the NFL. Lofton, who had six solo stops, visits the Rams in Week 15.
Joe Morgan News The Saints have had preliminary talks with receiver Joe Morgan about re-signing with the team, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Morgan missed all of last season with a knee injury but is a dangerous deep threat when healthy.
If he re-signs, Morgan would have to vie for a roster spot. Injury Knee - Questionable for start of training camp Andy Tanner News The Saints re-signed wideout Andy Tanner to their practice squad and released fullback Austin Johnson from the squad, reports The Advocate.
Kenyon Coleman News The Saints won't try to retain free agent defensive end Kenyon Coleman, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Coleman, who turns 35 in April, tore his pectoral muscle last August and missed the entire 2013 season.
Marques Colston News Sean Payton apparently didn't want to talk after the Saturday loss in Seattle about the play that ended it. That was the illegal forward pass from otherwise productive Saints wideout Marques Colston.
"We'll look at the film. Next question," he told the assembled media per the New York Post. Keenan Lewis News Saints cornerback Keenan Lewis has been green-lighted for the Saturday playoff game against Seattle despite head and neck ailments that had him designated as probable.


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Clubby The Seal is on a mission of mindless revenge. Treking across the frozen tundra, Clubby must bash his way through armies of seal clubbers, huge beasts, and a few familiar faces. Collecting human skin hides and selling them on the black market.
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Is your child reading at grade level? Are there any gaps in her phonics or comprehension? Since learning to read is a long and complex process, some students hit college only to discover their skills aren't where they should be.
How do you know if your child's on track? Our grade-by-grade guidelines give you all the details you need to assess her aptitude.
In second grade, children begin reading for meaning, not simply as a way of sounding out simple sentences. Classrooms should give children many opportunities to read — silently on their own, aloud in groups, and aloud with a partner. Second grade curriculum should also include listening to books read aloud. Students often reread stories to increase their fluency, or their ability to read quickly and accurately with expression.
Your second-grader should be able to recognize a growing number of words, using knowledge of word structures and letter-sound relationships and a variety of strategies to read. Not only do second-graders develop skills to hear and say separate sounds in words, but they also use patterns to decode words. Second graders should be able to read new words by breaking them into syllables. A strong reading curriculum shound include learning the meanings of many prefixes and suffixes.
As second-graders graduate to more complex material, they learn to read across subject areas, including social studies, science, and math. They begin to read books that have several chapters and develop a larger vocabulary.
In second grade, kids are taught to use different parts of a book to find information, including the table of contents, index, glossary, title page, introduction, and preface. Second-graders should know that there are different purposes for reading: for pleasure, to get directions, and to gather information.
Second-graders should be able to choose their own books based on their interests, but reading specialist Jennifer Thompson recommends using the "five-finger test" to help them choose a book at the appropriate reading level. "Have your child open to any page," she says. "If she finds five words that she does not know, the book is too difficult."
Second-graders learn to use books to research different subjects and answer questions about a topic. They may use encyclopedias, informational books, and the Internet to dig up facts.
"Reading informational text is critical for second- and third-graders," explains Thompson. "Most of the federally mandated tests contain a great deal of nonfiction reading. Children need to learn to read nonfiction for understanding and need to be taught how to use all of the conventions of nonfiction to assist with understanding. These include the table of contents, index, glossary, captions, illustrations, bold print, diagrams, charts, and graphs."
By second grade the emphasis should be on students reading their own material, but they should still get many opportunities to listen to books read aloud. Not only does this offer kids a model of fluency, but it also fosters a love of books. It should also help your child understand vocabulary and language patterns in more complex texts. By discussing books before and after they are read aloud, teachers and parents can increase literacy no matter what a child's reading level is.
In second grade, children learn strategies to draw meaning from what they read. They should be able to recognize the sequence of events in a story, as well as anticipate the possible outcome. Important skills should include retell familiar stories, summarizing the main ideas and plot, and identifying the characters and settings. Kids may be asked to compare and contrast characters in stories to their own lives. They may also be asked questions about the text, such as who, what, when, where, why, and how. Kids at this age should learn to use a dictionary and thesaurus to discover the meanings of words.
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Earlier this week, a certain Taiwanese site ran a story that the Core i5 processor is delayed. But the problem was that Intel Core i5 is actually not late, not on time - but early.
If you go back a few months, Intel brought the decision to cancel the 45nm CPU+GPU parts known as Auburndale / Havendale and focus exclusively on the 32nm Core i5 processors for mainstream. The 32nm "Fusion" CPUs were originally scheduled to debut in Q1 2010, but the same thing was for the 45nm Lynnfield, quad-core processor known as Core i5. Core 2 was still supposed to hold down the fort until the beginning of 2010.
To make the matters clear, the Intel Core i5 line-up consists out of the 45nm quad-core processor [Lynnfield] and a combined 32nm Dual-core plus 45nm GPU processor [Arrandale/Clarkdale - notebook/desktop parts]. Both Lynnfield and Arrandale/Clarkdale parts are brought early, not late.When Intel saw the backlog of unsold Core 2 Duo dies, that either end up as Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Quad with two dies on each CPU package - the beancounters pulled the only logic thing to do: cancel the 45nm dual-core part and bring the 32nm forward.
So, the Core i5 that was supposed to debut in the summer disappeared from the roadmaps at the back end of 2008, and we got 45nm Lynnfield being brought forward from November to September 2009, and the integrated graphics part was brought forward from March 2010 to September/October 2009. That is not late, that is five-six months EARLY.
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