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- NAME: Chuck Hagel
- OCCUPATION: U.S. Representative
- BIRTH DATE: October 04, 1946 (Age: 67)
- EDUCATION: St. Bonaventure High School, Brown Institute for Radio and Television, University of Nebraska
- PLACE OF BIRTH: North Platte, Nebraska
- Full Name: Charles Timothy Hagel
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Chuck Hagel cofounded Vanguard Cellular Systems, is a former Republican U.S. senator from Nebraska, and was nominated for U.S. secretary of defense by Barack Obama.
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Chuck Hagel was born on October 4, 1946, in North Platte, Nebraska. From 1971 to 1977 he worked for Representative John McCollister. In 1981 he was appointed deputy administrator of the Veterans Administration. In the mid-1980s, he cofounded Vanguard Cellular Systems. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1996 and re-elected in 2002, retiring in 2008. In 2013, he was nominated as secretary of defense.
"We are each a product of our experiences, and my time in combat very much shaped my opinions about war. I'm not a pacifist; I believe in using force, but only after following a very careful decision-making process."
"I don't know how the world has gotten better. Things have gotten worse by any measure. And so it tells me that we'd better take some serious review of our current policy."
Early Life
Chuck Hagel was born Charles Timothy Hagel on October 4, 1946, in North Platte, Nebraska. Raised in the Sand Hills and rural towns of western Nebraska, Hagel lost his father when he was just 16 years old. Having taken his first job at the tender age of 9, the young Hagel was no stranger to work. Following his father's death, he helped support the family.
When Hagel graduated from St. Bonaventure High School, he decided to pursue his interest in broadcasting. In 1966, he enrolled at the Brown Institute for Radio and Television in Minneapolis, Minnesota, but dropped out a year later to serve in the Army during the Vietnam War. He was wounded twice while serving, incurring burn wounds that would take years to fully heal. Hagel earned two Purple Hearts for his bravery. After a year in Vietnam, he went back to school at the University of Nebraska, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1971.
Communications Career
Concurrent with completing his education, Hagel entered a career in broadcasting. From 1969 to 1971, he worked at two Omaha radio stations—KBON and KLNG—as a newscaster, disc jockey and talk-show host. In 1971 he would temporarily take leave from his communications career to pursue politics. But Hagel hardly abandoned this passion entirely; in the mid-1980s he would cofound the publicly traded Vanguard Cellular Systems, which went on to become the second largest cell phone company in the country. He would also later become a member of the board of directors of the Public Broadcasting System.
Life in Politics
Hagel broke away from his budding radio career in 1971 to take a job under Republican Nebraska Representative John McCollister. Gradually, Hagel worked his way up to McCollister's chief of staff. In 1977, after McCollister lost his Senate race, Hagel took up lobbying, managing government affairs for Firestone Tire & Rubber Company in Washington, D.C.
In 1981 President Ronald Reagan appointed Hagel deputy administrator of the Veterans Administration. During the 1982 World's Fair, Hagel also took the role of deputy administrator of the United States.
Hagel began his campaign for the U.S. Senate in 1995, just after Senator Jim Exon announced his retirement. Upon making it to the Senate, Hagel strove for, and attained, a seat on the Foreign Relations Committee. In 1997 he supported the treaty against land mines. In 1999 he opposed the test-ban treaty but voted in favor of bombing Serbia that spring.
Preceding the 2000 presidential elections, Hagel supported John McCain in the primaries.
In 2002, Hagel was re-elected to the Senate, and attacked the George W. Bush administration for its Iraq War policies, voicing skepticism as to whether Iraq truly had access to weapons of mass destruction.
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"In these last few months, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has saved or created nearly 150,000 jobs."
- President Barack Obama, May 27, 2009.
In an attempt to justify Democrats' massive $1 trillion "stimulus," the Administration "plays a little loose with the facts." However, the reality is far different than the fiction the President is writing.
Fiction: When he signed the stimulus, President Obama said that the legislation "will create or save 3.5 million jobs over the next two years."
Reality: According to the Administration, $112 billion from the stimulus has been spent or obligated so far. Assuming that the President's unsubstantiated claim that the legislation has saved 150,000 is correct, each job saved by the first $112 billion in stimulus spending cost $746,600. At that rate, the entire stimulus would "save" 1 million jobs—far less than the 1.6 million lost since the stimulus was signed. At a total cost of $787 billion, that is a net loss of at least 600,000 jobs.
Fiction: The stimulus has already created 150,000 jobs, as President Obama has stated repeatedly.
Reality: The country has lost 1.6 million jobs since the stimulus was passed into law, and unemployment has increased from 8.1 percent in February to 8.9 percent in April.
Fiction: $45.6 billion of the stimulus has been spent and is helping struggling Americans.
Reality: The Administration is exaggerating the amount of stimulus money that has actually been spent. For instance, the White House reported on May 5, 2009, that the Department of Labor had made $11.5 billion in payments to the unemployment trust fund. It was later revealed that the Department had only been given $1.1 billion. In reality, about $36 billion of the stimulus has been spent — less than five percent of the stimulus.
Fiction: As President Obama has proclaimed, the stimulus is "what we need to do to create jobs for Americans scrambling in the wake of layoffs, to provide relief for families worried they won't be able to pay next month's bills."
Reality: According to analysis conducted by the Associated Press (AP), those Americans hardest hit by the economic downturn have received the least stimulus money. The AP stated that their study revealed that "states are planning to spend 50 percent more per person in areas with the lowest unemployment than in communities with the highest."
Fiction: The stimulus funds are being spent on hundreds of important projects, which are closely tracked and specifically reported by the White House.
Reality: The Administration has reported misleading and false information about how the stimulus money is being spent. In Vice President Biden's report, "100 Days, 100 Projects," the White House falsely claims that the very first project highlighted in the report had received $27 million for a public housing development in Washington, D.C. However, it was later revealed that the Administration's report was false and the project had only received $59,000.
Fiction: The President is committed to "transparency and accountability" and has created Recovery.org so the American people can "see how the money is being spent."
Reality: According to a Washington Post report titled, "Tracking Stimulus Spending May Not Be as Easy as Promised," it was revealed that Recovery.org offers "little beyond news releases, general breakdowns of spending, and acronym-laden spreadsheets and timelines." Even House Education and Labor Committee Chairman, Brad Miller (D-CA), admitted the Administration "may not achieve the transparency they set out to."

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Dilliard's is definitely making some questionable decisions lately in regards to customer service. Not only is the 3-day return thing just nuts (and yes, they enforce this during Christmas gift giving...way to encourage purchases elsewhere), but on returns paid via bank cards, which should be same as cash, they only give you a refund as merchandise cards. It took some forcing of the issue with a manager to get cash back out of those.
My recommendation, pay with cash or credit card only if doing this sale, do NOT use a bank card if there is the slightest chance you might need to return an item for whatever reason. |
Regarding the bank card return, what I am assuming happened is that the merchandise was returned before the transaction was completely processed by either Dillard's, the bank, or both. If the debit transaction had posted and then you returned the item, it could be processed as a normal credit to your card, but since the debit hadn't posted yet, Dillard's computer system could only return it for store credit. Same things happens with checks and returning items before they clear. Take this with a grain of salt though, I usually use credit cards and haven't used a bank debit card at a department store in years, haha. My apologies for the long winded reply, please don't take this personally as directed against you or anyone else on this thread IDSO Target coupon for FREE GC when you start a baby registry Have lots to trade! |
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In regards to the part I've quoted, they changed it from the way it used to operate. All bank / debit card sales are now only given merchandise store credits on returns. It does not go back to the bank, regardless of time frame, nor are they paid back / treated as cash transactions. You have to "pitch a fit" to a manager to have any hope of not getting stuck with a merchandise credit rather than cash on the return. My significant other was a department manager at Dilliard's as well. If they're counting on changes such as the above two to further help the company which has some significant challenges going forward, I think they're going to see the exact opposite. Heck, she had to return an item from Christmas same time as I did, and she couldn't do it where / when I did. The mall here has the woman's store and men's store (and why cookware / bedroom stuff is located in the men's beats me) separated in two different areas of the mall. They made her go clear down the mall to do her return there even though it had a return tag simply because they didn't want to walk the merchandise over themselves! You do not solve your problems by decreasing customer service which both of those changes clearly do. Last edited by sumrtym; 12-30-2012 at 12:24 PM.. |
why would you pay for anything that has even a remote chance or being returned/refunded with a debit card? In the case of Dillards...the best best( the SD one) is to have/use a Dillards CC and accrue the points and get the 10% off one day offer I am using it on January 1 and it will save me at least $150 off the already 50% off the reduced price of furniture The other case would be to use a rewards card and get the credit towards airline miles etc Ofcourse this mean paying any revolving balance off every month In the case of Dillards furniture you can take 12 months to pay..no interest..if needed So....tell me why one would use a debit card when there is any chance or return/refund and tie up their own money? |
I guess their mentality is since they have discounted so much they dont want an item from 2010 being returned in 2012....their discount reflects the fact that it is old/discontinued/last season merchandise Clearly...the extreme discounting reflects that fact I guess one has to have some expectation when they buy an item for a small percentage of its retail On another note...if you ever shot their outlet stores....all items are final sale Something I am ok with considering the quality of their merchandise Let me know when I can fine the same quality of merchandise( and the discounts Dillards has) and I will shop there I am a male and wear a lot of Ralph Lauren/Polo and Dillards typically has about 1000% better selection that Macy's I think in women's wear they have significantly better merchandise than Macy;s as well As I said before Dillards merchandise quality in menswear is just a notch below a Nordstorm That quality of merchandise at those prices...I am willing to live their 65%( or more) return policy |
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Councillor Tony Arbour
Title: Cabinet Member for Performance and Community Safety
Party: Conservative
Ward: Hampton Wick
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Surgery details
Hampton Wick Ward Surgeries are held on the first Wednesday of every month between 5.00 and 6.00pm at Hampton Wick Library.
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Councillor Arbour represented Ham & Petersham ward from 1968 – 1971, then from 1971 - 1986 Hampton Wick ward and since 1994 Hampton Wick ward.
He also served as a member of the Greater London Council representing Surbiton from 1983 – 1986.
Tony Arbour is the Greater London Assembly Member for the South West (Boroughs of Hounslow, Kingston upon Thames and Richmond upon Thames).
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We are happy to announce that we have just released the Beta version for ARR 3.0. Click here to install ARR v3 beta using Microsoft Web Platform Installer.
You can also download the x86 or x64 versions from Microsoft download center for manual install. Please follow How to install ARR without WebPI blog for installation instructions.
WebSocket support is the main highlight for this release. V3 also supports retries of URL health check. Apart from these features, ARRv3 also includes few bug-fixes.
Windows Server 2012 has added support for WebSockets in IIS 8.0. This allowed customers to deploy WebSocket applications on IIS server opening door for many interesting applications. Many customers use ARR in conjunction with IIS for its L7 aware routing and software load balancing capabilities. Websockets require special handling by L7 proxies and that's why ARRv2.5 is not capable of routing WebSocket requests.
We have added WebSocket support to ARRv3, now ARR can distinguish WebSocket requests from normal HTTP requests and can handle them adequately.
In order to use ARR Websocket features, ARRv3 needs to be installed on Windows Server 2012 and install IIS Websockets module using following instructions:
To enable support for the WebSocket Protocol on Windows Server 2012, use the following steps:
Once WebSocket module is installed, ARR server is ready to handle WebSocket traffic. This does not require any special configuration on ARR server.
ARR load balances WebSocket connections by load balancing first HTTP connect request according to configured WebSocket algorithm.
ARR supports both plain (ws://) and secure WebSocket (wss://) requests and it can also provide SSL offloading for WSS requests.
ARR provides URL health test for monitoring health of backend Web Servers. ARR periodically checks for health test URL and marks web server unhealthy when URL test fails. It also stops sending further traffic to that web server while it's unhealthy. While it's a very useful feature, it can be problematic in case Web Server is experiencing transient failure. Previous versions of ARR did not provide retry mechanism for health check. ARRv3 retries the URL health test 3 times by default before marking server unhealthy. This retry count value can be configured by changing retriesBeforeFail attribute under healthCheck element in ApplicationHost.config file of ARR server.
Below is relevant section of schema:
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<attribute name=" retriesBeforeFail " type="uint" defaultValue="3"/>
<attribute name=" retryInterval " type="timeSpan" defaultValue="00:00:02" validationType="timeSpanRange" validationParameter="0,86400,1"/>
To Microsoft,
Sure would be appreciated by all to have the following MS-ARR problem corrected by MS-ARR 3.0
Application Request Routing 2.1 does not cache all cacheable http-requests/responses:
How about a bug fix list?
Would be nice to have altering as an option for health failure as well...
Does ARR 3.0 support binary websockets?
Does ARR 3 support binary websockets?
I have installed ARR3.0 Beta.
However, in the Web Platform Installer, I see both version 2.5 and 3.0 as installed.
I did not install the ARR 2.5, just 3.0 to start. Does 3.0 automatically install version 2.5?
While trying to debug reverse proxy a websocket request, I see this in the response indicating ARR 2.5 is being used.
How can I set and ensure ARR 3 module is being used. I would appreciate any insight, as I think the wrong version may be causing gateway problems.
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Scientific Name: | Chaetodon mitratus | ||||||
Species Authority: | Günther, 1860 | ||||||
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Tetragonoptrus mitratus (Günther, 1860)
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2010 |
Date Assessed: | 2009-10-06 |
Assessor/s: | Pyle, R., Myers, R., Rocha, L.A. & Craig, M.T. |
Reviewer/s: | Elfes, C., Polidoro, B., Livingstone, S. & Carpenter, K.E. |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern in view of its relatively wide distribution, existence of no major threats and because the population is unlikely to be declining. |
Range Description: | This deep-dwelling species has been recorded from several scattered Indian Ocean localities including Coco-Keeling Atoll (Australia), Christmas Island (Australia), the Maldives Islands, Mauritius, Réunion (France), Amirante Islands and Cosmoledo Island (Seychelles), and the Chagos Archipelago (British Indian Ocean Territory, UK) (Allen 1980, G.R. Allen pers. comm. 2006). Ranges in depth from 22-80 m, but is usually encountered below 50 m. |
Countries: | Native: British Indian Ocean Territory (Chagos Archipelago); Christmas Island; Cocos (Keeling) Islands; Comoros; Maldives; Mauritius; Mayotte; Réunion; Seychelles |
FAO Marine Fishing Areas: | Native:
Indian Ocean – eastern; Indian Ocean – western
Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | It is generally common with stable populations (G.R. Allen pers. comm. 2006). |
Population Trend: | Stable |
Habitat and Ecology: | This species generally inhabits steep outer reef slopes and drop-offs with growth of black corals and sea fans, with individuals also reported from deep rubble areas (Allen 1980, G.R. Allen pers. comm. 2006). Animals usually occur in pairs or in small groups. This species feeds on benthic invertebrates and planktonic items (G.R. Allen pers. comm. 2006). |
Systems: | Marine |
Major Threat(s): |
There appear to be no major threats to this species. Collection is limited and is not considered to be impacting the global population. |
Conservation Actions: |
There appear to be no species-specific conservation measures in place. This species is believed to be present within a number of marine protected areas. |
Citation: | Pyle, R., Myers, R., Rocha, L.A. & Craig, M.T. 2010. Chaetodon mitratus. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 12 March 2014. |
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MGMA: Physician Compensation Increasingly Based on Quality Measures
Actually, Evenson says the survey is low-balling the extent of quality measures in compensation packages for some healthcare organizations.
"Clearly there are some groups that are much more dynamic in the way they have been able to apply that. It's not uncommon in the industry and in many of the large organizations or health systems for that number to be somewhat higher. I have talked to many colleagues in the industry and figures anywhere from 10% to 30% aren't that uncommon for those larger institutions," Evenson says.
"As we look toward large healthcare institutions, the likelihood that they have decoupled compensation from collections is very high. And as a function of that in order to promote the behaviors around quality and satisfaction that they would like to see they want to incentivize their physicians in the appropriate ways to compensate them for those behaviors or activities. But overall, when we are looking at smaller organizations or medium-sized organizations then it is much more likely that there is that direct linkage."
Evenson says it's not necessarily a bad idea for some healthcare organizations to wait and watch before launching a quality component in their compensation packages.
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Definition of flutter-tonguing in English:
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- The action of vibrating the tongue (as if rolling an r) in playing a wind instrument to produce a whirring effect.More example sentences
- Technical requirements for the flutist include rapid triple-tonguing, flutter-tonguing, 'unpitched wind sound' and tremolos, as well as stamina for the relentless staccato tonguing of the middle section.
- He excels at accents, impersonations, double-talk, vocal sound effects, mime, and extruded flutter-tonguing to make flutists envious.
- The flute part's range and the necessity for the player to be able to produce a wide range of dynamics, colors and articulations, including flutter-tonguing, require an able flutist.


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Hall Of Fame Member
Charles Odell Lovette was born July 20, 1900 in Wilkes County, North Carolina. He married Ila Ruth Bumgarner in 1924 and they had seven children. He bought a T-Model Ford truck and went into the produce buying and selling business which included chickens and eggs, operating as C. O. Lovette Produce Company.
In 1926, he built one of the first broiler houses in the area with a capacity of 300 chickens. This was the beginning of the commercial broiler business in the Wilkes area with C. O. Lovette as one of the innovators.
Mr. Lovette trained all seven of his children in the poultry business and they are all employees of Holly Farms Poultry Industries, Inc., which had its real beginning with Charles Odell Lovette in 1926.
Mr. Lovette realized the great economic potential of poultry to Wilkes County and to the State of North Carolina. He was a real prime mover and innovator in starting the poultry industry in northwest North Carolina. From the humble beginning of a 300 bird broiler house, he provided the inspiration leading to the development of Holly Farms Poultry Industries, one of America's largest broiler producers.
C. O. Lovette was a true pioneer in the North Carolina poultry industry and the North Carolina is pleased to honor him as a member of the North Carolina Poultry Hall of Fame.


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to Inventory - Home Page Back to Inventory - List of South Carolina Lighthouses |
ISLAND LIGHT State: SOUTH CAROLINA Location: HUNTING ISLAND STATE PARK Nearest City: BEAUFORT County: BEAUFORT U.S.C.G. District: 7 Year Station Established: 1859 |
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Current Use: STATE PARK Owner/Manager: SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION, AND TOURISM Open to the Public? YES (Go to Lighthouses to Visit for access information) Web Site: National Register Status: LISTED; Reference #70000561 Name of Listing: HUNTING ISLAND STATE PARK LIGHTHOUSE On State List/Inventory? YES; Year Listed: 1977 Miscellaneous: TOWER MOVED DUE TO EROSION IN 1889; INTERIOR RENOVATED 1991 |


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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
What You Need to Know about the Common Lung Disease
You may have heard of COPD, but what does it mean? It stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It is a lung disease in which the lung is damaged. This makes it very hard to breathe. This is how COPD affects your breathing:
- When the airways and air sacs become damaged, it can be difficult to get air in and out.
- In COPD, the airways and air sacs lose their shape and become floppy.
- Less air goes in or out because the air sacs or airways lose their elasticity, the walls between the air sacs are destroyed, or the excess mucus that is produced clogs the airways.
Causes of COPD and What You Can Do About It
Most cases of COPD develop after repeatedly breathing in irritants that damage the lungs and airways. However, the most common cause of COPD is smoking. Most people with COPD are smokers or former smokers. Other things that can irritate the lungs include working around chemicals and breathing in the fumes, working in a dusty area over many years, or heavy exposure to air pollution. If you have COPD, there are healthy choices you can make on a daily basis to help manage your condition:
- Consider a smoking cessation program
- Avoid any other potential breathing irritants you may be exposing yourself to
- Use an air filter in your home
- Eat well and exercise regularly to strengthen your body and lungs


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Cisco Provides Server for Data Centers with Linux from Red Hat
Under the name Unified Computing System (UCS), Cisco hopes to cost-effectively remold the data center. The Linux operating system for this scenario will come from Red Hat.
Cisco, until now mainly a network specialist, will provide with its new offerings not only 10-Gbit network hardware, but also as a new blade server with Intel's Nehalem processor.
In the so-called Data Center 3.0, equipment and services will merge into one. Key technologies will include virtualization and fast network speed, with standards to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Through a variety of network technologies such as Ethernet, Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel over Ethernet, and I-SCSI, necessary computer and storage services should be easily accessible.
Cisco UCS Manager management software will have a GUI and command line interface available and should be able to link to new systems and services through an API.
In a Youtube video, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst welcomes the cooperation and stresses the approximately 3,000 applications certified through third parties that his company can produce.
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Mark Albert RWY Credit Manager Project Coordinator "RentWay corporate is supporting us by donating pre-paid phone cards from our sister company, Dpi Teleconnect. The VFW and American Legion will mail the phone-cards to troops overseas. The troops can use the cards to call home free of charge. RentWay is a great Company. They encourage us at the store level to coordinate this type of community activity. The Marketing Department is wonderful. They listen to your ideas and offer suggestions to make sure the bases are covered."
RTO Online asked Mark what impact this type of community involvement has on RentWay's image? "Community support has been overwhelming". He adds, "This type of activity is contagious, people want to be involved. They want to do something, they're just not sure what. This rally will give them an outlet to show their support. It's something tangible they can participate in."
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I am of the belief that our hairstyles are a very interesting way to express ourselves but that being said, they are more permanent then buying that fashion forward pair of neon green pumps. These are the hair dos that are on my short list of cuts to try once I get this stupid wedding out of the way.... More »
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Lavender, so pretty!
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This is a very gutsy hairstyle! Cassie has long beautiful curls with a side of her hair shaved. I think she rocks it well..and if I knew I could pull it off, I would probably attempt.
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Not exactly a gusty move, but Reese hasn't changed her hair style since leaving Ryan - I think it works. I look funny with bangs.
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Long hair unless styled looks like it needs a good hair cut. I personally don't look good in shorter hair. So I experimented with a low ponytail (copied from Allure) It looks great with jeans and a black cocktail dress. More on this at www.agerebel.blogspot.com
Long hair needs styling but who has time? Love the low ponytail done right.Great time saver and looks right with jeans or a black cocktail dress. Read more at www.agerebel.blogspot.com
Willow 'Whip My Hair' Smith
I couldn't resist adding this one :) - I'd like to rock this do for a day.
Claudia: This hair is crazy!!
Eden Godsoe: I might rock this do for 1 minute but that's it. I can't stand Willow Smith. Way too pretentious for a girl that age.
Amanda Davis: I agree with Eden... although i guess you WOULD have to have a 'tude to pull it off!
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Audrey Hepburn
I loved the scene in Roman Holiday when she chopped off all her hair, wish I had the guts and face to pull this off!
Amanda Davis: Oooh good one! She was so classic but this do might be a hard one to pull off!
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This is my #1 hairstyle that I wish I had the guts to try, I went above the chin once and it was NOT pretty. Unfortunately, my hair is super thick and naturally wavy/coarse, so this cut would never work for me. She looks absolutely gorgeous though!
Amanda Davis: I have hair almost exactly like Kirsten (maybe a tad thicker)... Sorry Krista, I could totes pull this off ;-)
Lady Gaga
This is along the same lines as the pink tipped Nicki Minaj do but with Yellow and as low lights? I really dig this look a lot and I think it could be more wearable than the pink... who am I kidding, I would probably never do it!
Nicki Minaj
Now let's not get all lunatic like here... Nicki Minaj has some cray cray looks under her belt but the one that I find most attainable for me is this blond with pink tips. I am a natural blond so I would need to bleach then have my tips dipped in pink. Dang, if I didn't work at a cubicle in a corporate office!
Evan Rachel Wood
You have been living under a rock if you don't know that I am mildly obsessed with Evan Rachel Wood. No lie, it is because of this hairstyle. Longer than some of the other short do's, it still requires them to take a razor to my head... which is thrilling!
Michelle Williams
While this is very similar to Emma Watson's pixie cut, Michelle's hair (in this pic) has more length in the front and that means more to play with. Leave your options open, girls.
Krista: I so agree. I would never be able to pull this off, but she looks absolutely radiant. Adore this new list, btw! I'm following so I can get updates when you add new looks. Woohoo :)
Eden Godsoe: I wish I could pull this one off. Partly because I am lazy about styling/drying my hair but it's cute yet boyish. Love it.
That hair is unnatural, something out of a comic book... and that is what makes it awesomesauce.
Krista: Riri is one of the few who could pull this off. It totally suits her.
Amanda Davis: Haha I like that you call her Riri...
Krista: Haha, I'm too much, I know! I feel like I know her. That's sad, isn't it?
Amanda Davis: Well I haven't talked to her in awhile but last time we spoke she said you guys were close...
Jackie: Agreed! I WISH I could pull off this red...love it on her! Definitely my favorite celeb hairstyle right now.
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Emma Watson
This is probably one look that I may eventually take on. Not only does it look adorable but hello, No Extensive Hair Care Needed
Claudia: I can never pull this one off with my thick hair!
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Shaved up the side and all Rockabilly on top? Mad Props to Tilda. My man might have something to say about this look...
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Mike Trout is now official
We all have seen first-hand how amazing Mike Trout has been this season, but up until last night, his awesomeness wasn't "official." Thanks to the short-sighted measure of having Trout start the season in the minors, he only just accumulated enough plate appearances to qualify for all the leaderboards. To no one's surprise, now that Trout is qualified, his name is all over the top of the statistical leaders in the American League.
- His .337 batting average trails only Paul Konerko
- He is third in the AL with a .397 OBP
- His .532 SLG is "only" good for 13th in the league
- He places fifth in the Junior Circuit in both OPS (.929) and wOBA (.412)
- With 19 steals, he is already the AL leaders in stolen bases and second in the Majors
- Despite missing that first month, he is already third amongst position players in the AL in fWAR (3.4), which is a cumulative metric, mind you
Basically, he's fantastically fantastic with fantastic sauce on top, but you knew this already. However, this officialization ultimately leads us to ask whether or not he can keep it up. So, can he?
If we just do a basic straight line projection and assume he plays everyday, he'll finish the season with 18 HR, 39 2B, 9 3B, 80 RBI, 57 SB and 119 R. With the exception of homers and RBIs, that would put him in position to finish in the top 10 in all of those categories despite giving the rest of the league a 20-game head start. That seems awfully ambitious for a 20-year old, but given everything we've seen from him so far, I wouldn't put it past him. Heck, if he told me he was going to successfully develop cold fusion over the All-Star break, I wouldn't put that past him either.
But let's take off our fanboy goggles and put on some reality-adjusted lenses for a second. Straight line projection is simple and stupid for a reason and thus not likely to occur, especially when Trout is existing on a .395 BABIP, which is about 100 points high for most mortals and probably at least 30 points high for the fleet-footed Trout. He is going to come back to earth eventually, even if he only comes down to a slightly lower level of the stratosphere. The best model we have available for projecting his end of season numbers is the ZiPS projections.
As of today, ZiPS, which is typically conservative by the way, anticipates Trout finishing with a slash line of .301/.367/.471, 14 homers, 29 doubles, 8 triples, 42 steals, 101 runs, 61 RBI and a 6.2 fWAR. Those aren't quite the MVP-level numbers Trout is putting up right now, but they are still absolutely preposterous for someone who isn't even of legal drinking age yet. I think we can all live with that, right?
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There has been quite a few narrow escapes at the comer of Orand Avenueand Newbridge Road, owing to tha height of the brush. The Town Board Is to hold a spec¬ ial meeting In Justice Norton's court room on August 16, to hear the peo¬ ple protest against the proposed slaughter house on Bellmore Avenue There was a large attendance as the people don't see why they should have this proposed nuisance in a residential section. The new candy kitchen and bowl¬ ing alley expects to be opened in a few days. Mr. Anderson Bloomer appointed several men at the ball game on Sun¬ day to keep the children away from the grounds and all new comers arc being quarrantlned irrespective beaith certificates. of Mr. Von Mechon of Staten Island will open a Dry Goods store in the Bowne building the first of the month. Last Thursday was a very busy day at the Bellmore Courthouse when about seventy automoblllsts were before Judge Norton for tafflc violations and speeding; with few ex ceptlons all were iSned after a plea of guilty. Clarance Smith Is about town again after an accident on his motor. The Yacht Club Is mteklng big preparations for the moonlight sail to be held Saturday evening. It Is hoped that every body will turn out and help the club along. NORTH MERRICK If the lady from Bellmore who lost a gold pin In the shape of an oar, at the Merrick Fireman's entertainment on Saturday evening, June 24th, at the Camp Avenue Fireball will call on Mrs. Carl L'Hommedlen of the Camp Groimds the pin will be re¬ turned to hei. The Ladles' Auxiliary of Merrick Hook, I>adder & Engine Co. No. 2, will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Jennie Mldme.n. The mem¬ bers are rehearsing for an enter¬ tainment which will take place the latter part of September or the be¬ ginning of October. The Firemen painted the tower back of the Flrehouse last week, also their shlrta, trousers, faces and nocks. Mr. Rottjer doesn't like the taste of paint. He sampled It. While practicing football playing last week, Carl L'Hommedieu broke his toe. Don't kick so hard next time. Carl. BELLMORE ITEMS MisB May Perkin returned to Jersey City after a very pleasant visit with Mrs. Wm. Comes. The Ladies' sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. John Adel on Wed¬ nesday August 16th. Mr. Walter McDonald has rented his house to a pftrty from New York. Miss Edna Barrlngton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nolty, On Monday afternoon a fire broke out in the bam of the Misses Bald¬ wins on Bellmore Avenue and through the prompt action of the New Sanilary Market FRE>?IIEST AND BEST MKATS POULTRY EGGS FRESH KILLEI> POULTRY DAILY All Kinds Delicatessen >Ve want to buy Poultry, Eggs and Calves. Best Prices. We deliver orders all over the Town of Hempstead. CALL OR 'PHONE Faber & Finkelstein 24 Brooklyn Ave, Freeport, L. L Telephone 998-M LONG ISLAND MORORCYCLE EXCHANGE 50 Su. Mnin St., Kreeport, I... I. Opp. I'ont Offlce, Tel. 1174-W. IIICVCLKS, MOTORClt'LES AM) SIPPLIES Itlcycleg, $17.50 and up Tires, $1.39 and up Guaranteed Expert Repairing ,\^,'ts. for Excelsior Motorcycles Motorcycles sold on easy terms A. OI.EICHFK, Proprietor ^^'e¦ buy dlr«cl from manii- fnc'turrrH nnil tlK-rrfore chii Moll Blvycira to yon at the lotvrHt poMMlhlr pricr, .'We do not carry the burden of mid- dlemnn'n piroflt. That proAt KOtiu to yoa. A. GLEICHKR, Proprietor. PERONI'S 19 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, L. I. Tnlephoae 789 (Opposite Depot) Fruits Confectionery Ice Cream Cigars and Tobaccp L r* Oar g«o4a an tke Tory bait It MtfUk wU eMiTtae* y«tt ¦•<4*^-' .....f^'...^^ -¦ .,.<|^ .-«Mh. .>^ SEAIWNEWS The Ladles Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Wanser tm Thora- 'day afternoon. Mtss Lillian Brotherhood who haa been vlaltlng her Aunt. Mrs. C. Vaa- sello, for tbe past few weeks left on Saturday lost for New Jersey, where he will go to camp for the rest of Ihe summer. , Arrangements ha^e been made for the erection of a new Bell Fire lAlarm System In connection with the Seaiord Hook, Ladder and Engine Co. Miss S. E. Voorls hod charge of the devotional meeting lost Sunday, at the Epworth League. Mr. Chas. Wright of Rockaway Beach Is visiting his aunt Mrs. Stan¬ ley Smith. The Epwoith League will have charge of the Evening Services In the Methodist Church next Sunday from 3 to 9 p. m. Miss Clara Walters is he leader. Mr. Raymond Van Nostrand has returned to business after a two weeks vacation. _____ '¦ '^' ¦ There will be no service In the Methodist Church Sunday morning. The congregation has been Invited to worship in the Episcopal Church at 9 a. m. DEATH OF MISS BEGAN The boue ot Mr, aod Mrs. Comel- ~tas Regaa. of North Long Beach Ave¬ nne wmM eoshroade^ ta sorrow, Tnes^ day by the sud^n death of their daughter who died of. Ibfontile paralysis after a brief lUness. The child was token sick Tuesday morning and lived but a few hours. Dr. W. H. Runcie and Dr. Leo Hal¬ pin diagnosed the case and described it as infantile paralysis. This made the fonrth Case In Freeport. LEGAL NOTICES. NOnCB TO BIDDBltS Union Free School No. 8. Rooaevelt. N. Y. Bidn will b« received ^bx- the under- slKned up to and including August 31, for the ."ale of the following property of School DIfitrlct No. 8. Two outside Toilets. A quantity of wooden rallins. A quantity of old books. .The above articles can be seen on application to Geo. Dennis, Janitor, Harts Avenue, Roosevelt. The Board reserves the right to re¬ ject any or all bids. By order of tbe Board of Education. Wm. J. aillesple. District Clerk. MADAME ANNATE MOTICB NOTICB la HEREBY GIVEN that the Bord of Supervisors of the County of Nassau has entered Into an agree¬ ment with the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City of New York to receive and keep in the peni¬ tentiary in the County of New York any person who may be sentenced to conflnement therein by any court, magistrate or justice of the peace in the County of Nassau for any definite term not less than sixty days, nor more than one year; said agreement by Its terms as to continue in force and eftect up to and including the Slst day of December, 1917, but not thereafter. PHILIP J. CHRIST, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Dated at Mineola, Long Island. N. Y.. August 11th, 1916. SEA FOOD 16 WEST MEBRICK ROAD (Tel. 2-M) FBEEPORT, L. L (Secoad door west of Main Street Trolley) Of course, it is best to Inspect personally what you buy In any flsh market, but 'phone orders are as carfeully put up as though you stood right by us. Good sea food Is as raic at some markets as a cup race without a Shamrock, but not so here. We haven't been handling sea food for years with our eyes shut. We know sea food. We've studied, talked arid dreamed sea food until we can tell the good and prime article miles ^way and with our eyes shut. * ¦¦' All kinds of Fish, Hard and Soft Clams, Scallops, Shrimps and Live Soft Shell Crabs and I.«bsters. '" ' -¦ The only Sea Food Market in Freeport. CaU or 'phone. Id West Merrick Kond. Tel. 2.M. W. J. SHADY iCIGARS, CIGARS All the advantages Freeport UNITED CICAR STORE 29 RAILROAD AVENUE L. R. POSNER, Agent Alice in Telephoneland No. 7 OF A SERIES IN WHICH ALICE INTER¬ VIEWS THE WIRE CHIEF. EVERLASTINGLY looking {ortrouble" was the coaiment someone Kad made in telling Alice about the Wire Chief; so when Alice entered the big room filled with myste¬ rious looking apparatus she was just a little bit uneasy.^ But a great, broad smile {rom tl^ Wire Chief himself, in a far comer oi the room, dispelled all misgiving and she listened atten¬ tively while he spoke. "This branch of the tele- phone business,' the Wir« Qief told Alice, "is entirely different (rom what you saw in the tdephone exchange, for whereas it u the opera¬ tor's duty to supply Next i0es^ Alke biten i^ J ^ORK seryice, it is tbe Wire Chief s duty to see that the telephone wires are in such order that it is possible to supply serv¬ ice. Every telephone line in his district rui>s through tbe Wire Chief s room and it is up to him to see that it is in good working order. "Every night, for in¬ stance, when you are tucked in your bed and sound asleep, the Wire Chief tests your tele¬ phone line and every other line in his district. He's a very peaceful sort of man, yet he s al¬ ways looking for trouble ' —that is, telephone trouble. He wants to find out what ails your line before ytM find it out and before it causes you any delays. Your telephone might be out of order and be repaired before you knew it.'-' Alice thought it was a good plan to look for and eliminate trouble before troaole bad a chance to trouble others. TCUEPHONB CO. announces the OPENING ofh et NEW STORE Trolley Junction, Hempstead, L1. A FULL LINE ON New Fall Suits Coats, Dresses, SHIRTWAISTS MILLINERY and LINGERIE Saturday Aug.l9 SOUVENIRS Vi'SS VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Those liitcrestt'il !ii li'ariilii;; und pructlcliifj: upon the >lolIn run obtain tlie scr^icis of ont' nliosc ninny yenrs of exjierti iicc in Icudlnp:, as well as InslriiotinK, UMSures prollelency. Having retiiriu-d to Fn*e|)ort will he pleased to receive pupils ut my residence. L 0 r 1 S 11 A K It 77 >VE.S'r SKA.MAN AVEJVl K (I'hon<^ 2«0-lV) FHKKl'ORT Great South Bay Ferry Co. Summer Time Table Week-Du^B PKEKPORT—POIWT I.OOKOIJT- In efTc'ct June 30, 1916. l.ieavc Freeport I.euve Eeach Sundnyii anil lloUdar" l.,eave Freeport . .6.00 a. m. .9.45 a. m. (i.CO u. III. 8.16 a. m. \A SHAU BV THIS ]0.. 11.4.%a. m. 10.15 a. m. 12.15 p.m. 1.15 p. III. 2.15 a. m. 1.45 (I. m. 2.4 5 p. m. SBA—<4KA 3.4C p. 111. 5 4 30 p. Ill 5.46 p. m. in. c.'ji) p. m. C.20 p. m. 7.00 p.m. until 5.45 p. m. 7.00 a. m. 9.45 a. m. and hourly theroafti 7. 45 p. m. 10.15a.m. and hourly thereafter until 6.16 p. m. 8.46 p. m. " 9.60 p. m. NOTE.—Sea t^dge utopa are made only on signal or to leave vmMmetiumrn. l.OWa BKACH " We«k-nays e.45 a. m., con nectlng with 7.20 train to New York 11.40 a. m., con nectlng with 12.35 train to New York 2.15 p. ro., con nectinff with J.16 train to New York 4.40 p. m.. con nectlng- with 6.18 train to New York 7.40 a. m. (arrival 6.47 train from New York) 12.10 p. m. (arrival 11.05 train from New York 3.00 p. m. (arrival 2.06 train from New York) 6.16 p. m. (arrival 6.00 train from New York) Leave Nassau L,eave Point L,ookout Leave Queenvwater Snadaya L«aTe Point Ixiokout L<eav* Queenswater 8.00 a. m. 11.40 a.m. 3.40 p. m., connecting with 4.20 train to New York. 6.16 p. m., connectlnff with 6.02 train to New York 10.26 a. mj (arr rival 9.07 train from New York) 12.J0 p. m. (arrival 11.16 train from New York) 4.16 p. m. •* " 6.20 p. m. .Special time table for LAb or Day on this division. HIGH HIM< BBACH I.eave High Hill Beach Mondaya only 6.U a. m.. connecting with 7.46 to New York L^ave Freeport t.H a. nt. L«ave Hiirb HIII Beach lO.SO a. m. ''^ l»f p- «• ;; '' " if p. m. 8.68 P. m. " b.90 p. m. Sundays only, last l>oat leaves fi.SO connecttnc with 7.11 train to New York Subject to chance without notice BOAT* TO om ¦OOBMOT tAtVM ABO mXtHJWUHOtl* Trolley Time Ttble in Effect June 30, i L:L hmmrm Il*riii 6.40 7.0( A.1C 7.46 7.f» S.ll 'P.M. »i.iT i.n t.if A.1C %SL 1.40 U.U ^ SIS F.M TM. 4.11 Cl» 4.4S CM CII T.M ca «.M A.K, 11.4f U.M ll—aa Ik M.I A.*L JCU. JLM. ..vA-lC. __ in m i?« ^^ I XM &M UJ* ILM -Ml, .-«5M;-- -WM TJL JUL . .^ AH «^ 'AM tm tUttJ — -CM t.l* kanr. awkjaet i,.^vi^~ •.-*»* - ¦ —^ij»»— "< nam ^ _ .
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Get The Hell Outta Hea: Amazing High School Basketball Buzzer Beater!Description: OHSSE video of Guthrie (OK) basketball player Donte' Foster hitting a buzzer beating 3-pointer against Midwest City high school in a tournament at Carl Albert at the end of the 1st quarter. There was .5 on the clock when the ball was taken out of bounds. Foster is one of the state's top basketball AND football players |
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Star Wars 'Force' Toy Hacked To Shock You
The nutjobs over at Harcos Labs (the purveyors of such fine energy concoctions as Blood Energy Potion and Mana Energy Potion) went and hacked one of the Star Wars Force Trainers to shock you if you don't keep your brain absolutely idle. PIECE OF CAKE! I haven't had a thought since -- shit, I don't think I've ever had a thought. AND THAT DOESN'T COUNT!
How We Made the Most Painful Toy Hack Ever [harcoslabs]
Thanks to nichire and Aaron, who take turns tasering each other because that's just good old fashioned fun. HIT ME AGAIN!
Note: Very worthwhile video is after the jump. Kenny "K-Strass" Strasser is basically a no-name Sasha Baron Cohen who travels around the midwest tricking local news stations into thinking he's a yo-yo master so they'll have them on their show. Then once on air he does his bes... / Continue →
This is a Matrix/Big Lebowski mashup in which Morpheus tries to explain the Matrix to The Dude. I was impressed. And not just because I'm a big Big Lebowski fan, but I do set aside at least one night a week to mix white russians and bowl watch Julianne Moore fly around her ho... / Continue →
From the second installment of cheap action figure ripoffs come GaoRanger DinoThunder: hands down the awesomest thing I've ever heard in my entire life, and I've heard angels doing it. Kidding, it was actually the heavyset couple upstairs and it sounded like they were gonna cr... / Continue →


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2007: Named second team All-Sun Belt by the league's coaches and media ... Saw action in all 12 games and earned 11 starts ... Ended the year with 39 tackles and led the Blue Raiders with five interceptions and five pass breakups ... Completed his career with 14 interceptions which ranks second all-time in MT history and ties the all-time SBC mark ... Named the team's Most Dependable Cornerback following spring practice ... Registered five tackles and a pass breakup at FAU ... Had five tackles, a pass breakup, and a textbook goal line tackle to prevent a score at Louisville ... Collected five tackles including a tackle for loss at LSU ... Added three tackles and a pass breakup against WKU ... Had his first interception of the season against FIU to go along with three tackles ... Turned in three tackles including one for loss of yards, an interception and a pass breakup against Virginia ... His pick against the Hoos set up the Blue Raiders' go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter ... Added three tackles in road win against Memphis ... Collected an interception in win over ASU ... Had three tackles, an interception, and a pass breakup at ULM but saved his best for last when he lined up for the first time in his career as a kickoff returner with :57 seconds left in the game and he returned the kickoff 89 yards for the game-winning score ... Had six solo tackles in loss to ULL ... Collected two tackles and an interception in his final college game at Troy.
2006: Played in 11 games and started in nine ... Had 37 tackles, two interceptions, three pass breakups and a tackle for loss on the season ... Offensively, Robinson had a personal-best three receptions for 31 yards ... Named Preseason First Team All-SBC by Sporting News ... Nailed down the starting job at right corner coming out of spring practice ... Collected two tackles, an interception, and a pass breakup in the Blue-White Spring Game ... Was given the Blue Raider Corner award for his efforts during spring practice ... Played 74 snaps (63 offense, 11 special teams) and registered five tackles and a pass breakup in win over FIU while earning a "winning performance" from the coaching staff ... Had three tackles at Maryland before leaving the game early with a concussion ... Did not play against Tennessee Tech ... Returned to the starting lineup at Oklahoma and had two tackles in 44 plays ... Had five tackles at North Texas and added one stop against Louisville ... Collected four tackles, including a tackle for loss in the win at Louisiana-Monroe to earn a "winning performance" ... Did not play in win over Louisiana-Lafayette due to an injured hamstring ... Came back against FAU to record six tackles and his first interception of the season ... Named the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 13 after picking off a pass against Arkansas State and returning it 88 yards for a touchdown (fourth longest return in school history) to go along with two tackles and a pass breakup ... Had one tackle against South Carolina ... Collected two stops and a pass breakup against Troy and added six stops in the Motor City Bowl against Central Michigan.
2005: Started every game at left corner and was selected to the Sun Belt Conference honorable mention team ... Enjoyed the best season of his career with 41 tackles, a personal-best five interceptions, two tackles for loss, and seven pass breakups ... Tied for the conference lead in interceptions and ranked second in passes defended with 12 ... In the season opener at Alabama, Robinson registered a career-best nine tackles to go along with an interception and a pass breakup ... Came back against North Texas with four stops before turning in a five-tackle, two-interception game against Akron ... His two picks against the Zips marked the second time during his career he has picked off two passes in a single game ... Registered six solo tackles in win at Vanderbilt to go along with a tackle for loss and two pass breakups ... Tallied three stops in win at FAU and one versus ULL ... Played sparingly in win over Arkansas State due to cramps but did play one snap on offense and registered his first career reception (eight yards) ... Collected five solo tackles and a pass breakup against Louisiana-Monroe ... Came up with his fourth interception of the season at NC State to go along with one tackle ... Was in on three tackles and had two pass breakups at Troy ... Came up with a key interception at FIU to stop a potential scoring drive late in the game to go along with four tackles.
2004: Started 10 of 11 contests, ranking fifth on the squad with 46 total stops ... Collected two interceptions, two tackles for loss, one pass breakup, and a fumble recovery ... Drew start in opener at Akron, making three tackles and recovering a fumble ... Had six solo stops versus Florida Atlantic and five solo tackles at North Texas ... Had pair of tackles and first career interceptions, making two picks in second half versus Arkansas State ... Made four solo stops at Florida and tallied four tackles versus Idaho ... Registered five tackles, 1.5 for loss, against Utah State ... Totaled season-high eight stops, 0.5 for loss, and a pass breakup at New Mexico State ... Collected three tackles versus Louisiana-Monroe and four stops in finale at Troy.
2003: Sat out the year due to NCAA academic guidelines.
High School: Selected Spartanburg Herald-Journal's Offensive Player of the Year in 2002 after recording 73 receptions for 1,414 yards and 20 touchdowns for James F. Byrnes ... In the 4A Division II Championship game, Robinson had seven catches for 170 yards and three touchdowns (33, 63, 41 yards) to lead James F. Brynes to its fourth state title win in school history ... Also rushed 25 times for 148 yards and returned 16 punts for 251 yards and a touchdown ... On defense, Robinson collected three interceptions, including one for a score ... Was the second straight Spartanburg Herald-Journal Offensive Player of the Year who signed with MT (Josh Harris, 2001) ... His brother, Durell, won the Offensive Player of the Year award in 1998 and went on to play at Georgia.
Personal: Parents: Dale Robinson and Lucille Thompson ... Born: 1/24/85 ... Major: University Studies.
Tackles | UA | A | Tot. | Sacks | TFL | FR | INT |
2004 | 37 | 9 | 46 | 0-0 | 2-9 | 1-0 | 2-0 |
2005 | 35 | 6 | 41 | 0-0 | 2-2 | 0-0 | 5-12 |
2006 | 24 | 13 | 37 | 0-0 | 1-3 | 0-0 | 2-140 |
2007 | 31 | 8 | 39 | 0-0 | 2-7 | 0-0 | 5-65 |
Total | 127 | 36 | 163 | 0-0 | 7-21 | 1-0 | 14-217 |
Receiving | Rec. | Yds. | Avg. | LG | TD | ||
2005 | 1 | 8 | 8.0 | 8 | 0 | ||
2006 | 3 | 31 | 10.3 | 21 | 0 | ||
Total | 4 | 39 | 9.8 | 21 | 0 | ||
KO Return | No. | Yds. | Avg. | LG | TD | ||
2007 | 7 | 200 | 28.6 | 89 | 1 |


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Pure Digital Evoke Mio
It's stylish and fine sounding - but there are better at this price
The sound has opened up a little bit, after a few days playing. It is still neither spacious nor naturalistic in its reproduction. Frequency response is a little uneven. On the plus side it is quite smooth and certainly doesn't have any of the tinniness associated with an old style portable. I was lucky enough to pay only £50 on ebay and would not be keen to pay any more!
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The sound is really poor. Essentially the speaker is in an enclosed cabinet and it really restricts its free movement, causing it to sound muffled. A really closed sound. The Bush at £50 has better sound. There are no tone controls to boost the treble which is really lacking. Consequently the 4 star rating is too high.
It should also be mentioned that the suede surround does not stay clean for very long.
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John B. Sampson is a faculty neuroanesthesiologist at Johns Hopkins. He is board certified in anesthesiology and critical care medicine. Dr. Sampson''s educational and training spans the USA with a BS from Jackson State Univ., Medical degree from the Univ. of Calif., San Francisco, residency at Howard Univ. Hospital and fellowship at the Mayo Clinic.Dr. Sampson has expertise in the improvement of health care for people in Africa. He has taught and practiced medicine in eight countries outside of the USA, including Jamaica, Nigeria, Liberia, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Kenya and Eritrea. He is the founder/president of Doctors for United Medical Missions Inc.(DrUMM). Through his affiliation with DrUMM and Pro-Health International (PHI) he has been instrumental in leading and organizing the journey of many American volunteers into Africa, who have touched the lives of Africans in need of medical care.
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Buckenmaier, C.C., Lee, E.H., Shields, C.H., Sampson, J.B., & Chiles, J.H. (2003). Regional Anesthesia in Austere Environments. Regional Anesthesia & Pain, 28(4)
Sampson, J.B. (2002). Anesthesiology Leadership in Medical Preparedness for Biological and Chemical Atrocities. American Society of Anesthesiology Newsletter, 66(3)
Sampson, J.B. (2004). Critical Challenges in Africa. Critical Care Connections, Volune 3, Number 4
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Dripps Award for Excellence in Anesthesia
Outstanding Service Award, ProHealth International
Humanitarian Award, Greater Washington Society of Anesthesiology
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital600 N. Wolfe StreetMeyer Room 8-140Baltimore, MD 21287Phone: 410-955-2611Appointment Phone: 410-955-2611Fax: 410-614-7903Location MapJohns Hopkins Outpatient Center601 N. Caroline StreetBaltimore, MD 21287Phone: 410-955-1300Appointment Phone: 410-955-1300Location MapDepartment/Division
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Gwinnett County's first late-night urgent care center will open in January as John Mason Primary Care expands its services.
Checking into the hospital emergency room, a costly and time-consuming endeavor, is currently the only option for Gwinnett residents seeking immediate medical attention after hours. "We'd like to give emergency rooms relief and allow us to see folks that don't need to wait three hours," said John Mason, managing partner of John Mason Primary Care. He said hospitals will be able to focus on serious emergencies while his staff tackles the minor ones. At the end of the business day John Mason Primary Care, located off McClure Bridge Road, will shift gears and transfer into an after-hours immediate care center, taking patients until midnight. The center will offer one doctor to patients at first, but through time Mason said he would like to see the center grow. Patients will be treated at the clinic, but if any medical complications arise and transportation to a hospital is necessary there is one a half-mile up the road, Mason said. "We agree that an urgent care center is needed in that area and we support anything that allows for greater patient access to get the level of care that they need," Gwinnett Medical Center spokesman Kyle Brogdon said. Mason's fiance Jennifer Wilbanks, stole national headlines in May when she was reported missing shortly before their nuptials. She became known as "the runaway bride."More like this story
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