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Because of injuries, Tennessee junior Vincent Dallas has been moved from receiver to defensive back for the second time in his Volunteers career.Photo by The Knoxville News Sentinel /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
KNOXVILLE — Riyahd Jones sat and watched Tennessee's football practice Monday morning with a pair of crutches a few feet away.
About 50 yards away across the damp Haslam Field grass, Vincent Dallas had switched his white No. 6 for an orange one.
With one cornerback down, the Volunteers turned to the junior receiver to help at a position that already was perilously thin and reliant on two true freshmen.
Such a switch is not new for Dallas. He played defense during spring practice and nearly all of training camp last year before a couple of injuries and the dismissal of Da'Rick Rogers prompted a move back to receiver.
"I would think that would aid him in learning and trying to do the things that we want him to do," defensive coordinator John Jancek said after the first of Tennessee's two practices Monday. "I don't know what his recall will be and what he learned when he played the position in the past, but we're excited to have him. We'll see what he can do, really, this afternoon."
The extent of Jones' injury likely would dictate if Dallas' move lasts longer the second time around. He left the Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex gingerly walking with the aid of those crutches, and there is some concern his knee injury could be severe. Coach Butch Jones wasn't scheduled to speak after practice, so there was no official update.
The 6-foot, 180-pound junior college transfer took over a starting position in the spring, but during one practice last week he worked with the Vols' third-team defense behind junior Justin Coleman, freshmen Cam Sutton and Malik Foreman and redshirt freshman walk-on Michael Williams, who ran track at Tennessee in the spring and signed a football scholarship at Maryland in 2011.
The 5-11, 187-pound Dallas, who caught nine passes for 149 yards and hauled in a touchdown throw against South Carolina last season, worked with the second-team defense Monday morning.
Asked about the probability of starting a true freshman at corner, Jancek replied, "Pretty good."
"It's tough, but like I said, we have to move forward," he continued. "We have to find a way to get it done. That's our job. Nobody's going to feel sorry for us. It's just a matter of trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together so that you can put the best team and defense that you have on the field, and you're going to have to adjust. That's what we do as coaches.
"That's our job, so we're not going to talk about the lack of depth, we're not going to feel sorry for ourselves, we're not going to let the players feel sorry for themselves and we're going to push on and move forward."
Switch, part two
Freshman Jalen Reeves-Maybin, who had been at safety, worked at linebacker Monday. Though listed at 6-1 and 210 pounds, he looks closer to 220 and passes the eye test for a freshman. He was classified as an athlete and rated a consensus four-star out of Clarksville (Tenn.) Northeast High School.
"We're going to try and look and see what he can do," Jancek said. "We didn't get to see a lot this morning, a more special teams-oriented practice. He did do some scheme work with Coach Thig [linebackers coach Tommy Thigpen] and I, so it's really yet to be determined. We'll see what he does in the afternoon.
"We see physicality. He's a very smart player. He's got good size. I think his natural fit is going to be as a linebacker as we move forward. He's only going to get bigger, and we need some help at that position."
Brewing confidence
Curt Maggitt has been in a green noncontact jersey at every practice, and the playmaking linebacker is clearly not close to 100 percent as he recovers from a torn ACL suffered last November.
Monday he worked on the side with two trainers, who guided him through drills designed to test his lateral movement and quickness in changing direction from a shuffle to a backpedal.
Thigpen said the Vols plan to increase Maggitt's workload slowly this week, but he has confidence Brent Brewer can fill in at outside linebacker if Maggitt isn't ready for the season.
"In the spring time, [Brewer] was coming from [playing safety], coming up to the front and getting close to the line, so he was a little hesitant on taking on linemen," he said. "But now he's gotten a lot stronger. He's probably the most vicious guy we've got when it comes to getting off blocks. He really strikes the linemen and strains hard on every single play.
"If you ask the guys in the [meeting] room right now who's playing the most consistent, they'd probably say Brent Brewer."
Patrick Brown has been the University of Tennessee beat writer since January 2011. A native of Memphis, Brown graduated from UT in May of 2010 with a bachelor's degree in Journalism/Electronic Media and worked at the Knoxville News Sentinel for two years on the sports editorial staff and as a freelance contributor. If it's the NBA, the NFL or SEC football and basketball, he's probably reading about it or watching it on TV. Contact him ...
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I'm a bit out of it right now, but hell, a Marcos Maidana vs Josesito Lopez would be CRAZY! Lopez has made a name for himself at WW against a guy that Maidana beat at 140 to make himself known...what better for GBP to make it up to us boxing fans, than to make this fight?
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I'm going Maidana. While I like Lopez (he's fan friendly...dude comes to fight), but had Victor not elected to fight w/ that mouth open, he would've continued to get the business end of Ortiz's punches. I like him, but I don't think he's anything special. That being said, if Maidana doesn't look better this time, than he did against Devon, I may be revisiting this post and my pick.
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A celebration of life for Sequim resident Robert V. "Vic" Walker will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at Sequim Valley Chapel, 108 W. Alder St., Sequim. The Rev. Scott Koenigsaecker will preside.
Mr. Walker died Aug. 14, 2009, at the age of 84 of pancreatic cancer.
He was born Jan. 4, 1925, in Superior, Wis.
Upon turning 18 in 1943, he joined the United States Navy and served aboard the carrier USS Enterprise during World War II in the Pacific. He married his wife, Doris Walker, in 1947.
He earned a teaching degree from Wisconsin State College in 1949. He was a high school teacher and coach for several years in Spencer, Wis., until an FBI agent visited the school to recruit high school graduates to work in the FBI's identification division. Walker's was the only application taken that day. He entered the FBI as a special agent in October 1954.
During his 23-year career, he was assigned to field offices in Chicago, New York, Anchorage and Seattle. In 1977, he retired and moved to SunLand.
An avid sportsman, he enjoyed hunting, fishing, softball, skiing, golf and fantasy football.
He is survived by his wife, Doris.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, P.O. Box 2014, Port Angeles, WA 98362; Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, 2105 W. Highway 101, Port Angeles, WA 98363 or Peninsula Friends of Animals, P.O. Box 404, Sequim, WA 98382.
Charles O. Jack
A private celebration of life is planned for Sequim resident Charles O. Jack, who died Aug. 23, 2009, at the age of 77.
He was born Dec. 5, 1931, in San Pedro, Calif., to Charles and Mary Radelet Jack.
He served in the Army Air Force.
He married his wife, Rosemarie, on Sept. 21, 1957, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Mr. Jack was a supervisor at Delco Electronics/General Motors for 28 years.
He enjoyed fishing, boating, woodwork and racquetball.
He is survived by his wife, Rosemarie Jack of Sequim; children Robin and Jerry Barham of Bend, Ore.; Toni and Bobby Gutierrez of Lompoc, Calif.; Casey Jack of Solvang, Calif; and Brian and April Jack of San Diego, Calif.; three grandchildren; and five nephews and nieces.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Olympic Medical Foundation Cancer Center, 928 Caroline St., Port Angeles, WA 98362.
Alex U. Bergeson
Private family services will be held for Port Angeles resident Alex U. Bergeson, who died Aug. 30, 2009, at the age of 70.
He was born Nov. 29, 1938, in Port Townsend to John and Lola Bergeson.
A full obituary will appear in a later edition.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Richard H. Kreaman
A graveside gathering was held for Port Angeles resident Richard H. Kreaman, who died Sept. 2, 2009, at the age of 71.
He was born Feb. 6, 1938, in Port Angeles to Hugh and Charlotte Dalton Kreaman.
A full obituary will appear in a later edition.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Marjorie E. Denne
Private family services will be held for Sequim resident Marjorie E. Denne, who died Aug. 28, 2009, at the age of 85.
She was born Jan. 1, 1924 in Murphy, Idaho.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
George McCormick
A memorial service to celebrate the life of George McCormick will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the First Congregational Church fellowship hall, 280 S. Spartan Ave., Forks.
Mr. McCormick died Sept. 1, 2009, with his beloved wife, Kass, members of his family, friends and his little dog Latté at his side.
He was born to Ruth and George McCormick in Marion, Ohio on May 31, 1928. An only child, he was named after his father, a career Army man. His mother died in childbirth when George was 5.
The Army afforded young George the luxury of moving often and living in various parts of the United States. He also gained exposure to a lot of American history, from Civil War battlefields to old off-shore Spanish forts near Pensacola, Fla., where he spent a summer as an unofficial tour guide. From then on, he always was interested in delving into local history.
He graduated from Missouri Military Academy and then went to Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg, Germany, after high school as a military dependent. He got a strong dose of history-in-the-making during the occupation of Germany, the Berlin Airlift and the 1948 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
When he returned to the states, he attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
Before he became a reporter, he worked in door-to-door sales, newspaper advertising sales and production, aircraft fixed-base operation, news photography and New Thought ministries.
Throughout his life, he studied local history and religion. In 1970, he become an ordained minister in the Church of Antioch. He also served churches in Richland, Yakima, Whidbey Island and Spokane and he officiated at hundreds of weddings.
During the last 25 years of his life he was a student of "The Course of Miracles." This self-study metaphysical thought system is unique in teaching forgiveness as the road to inner peace, and the remembrance of the unconditional love of God. He tried to live his life true to that philosophy.
As an award-winning reporter, photographer and editor for the Sequim Gazette and the Forks Forum for 18 years (he retired in 2006,) he wrote numerous historical pieces, usually for special sections such as Olympic View Publishing's Visitor Guide and the Forum's Fourth of July and Heritage Day sections.
He also received a number of awards for his articles about schools, including some from the Washington Educational Association and the Washington State School Directors' Association.
George said some of his proudest achievements were the awards he won during his newspaper career from the Washington State Newspaper Publisher's Association. Some of those awards were for photography and for his "By George" column. He also earned two community service awards while editor of the weekly Forum and, in 1988, he won the Washington State "Tourism Writing" award for an article about Olympic National Park.
George met Kass in Spokane in 1976 and the two married after just three weeks of dating. Soul mates and partners in life, they worked together so much people sometimes had difficulty separating them in their minds. They were named Citizens of the Year by one of the Granges in the Sequim area and were honorary grand marshals in both the Sequim Irrigation Festival parade and the Quileute Days parade. George and Kass were charter members of the New Dungeness Lighthouse Association when the group took over the New Dungeness Lighthouse in 1994. They did a one-week light keeping stint out there in May 1995, cleaning the beaches on Dungeness Spit and escorting visitors to the top of the tower. Rarely did you see George without his little dog Latté, whom he loved from the moment he saw her, proclaiming, "She looks just like the foam on a latté!"
George was past president of Kiwanis International, a lieutenant governor for Toastmasters and a featured speaker all over the country. At the time of his passing, he was the northwest regional editor for the monthly newspaper The Seniors Sunset Times and a Realtor at Lundsford & Associates in Forks.
His first book, "By Gones by George," a collection of "By George" columns and local history articles, was published in 2007. His second book, "A Course in Parallels" was in production for publication this fall when he suffered a stroke in July.
He is survived by his wife, Kass; his daughter Ruth; and his stepchildren Monty, Melanie, Michael, Clinton and Mary, who viewed him as their father; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his daughter Kathy.
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Actresses, don't quit your day jobs. Models have edged out celebs for the prime spots in ad campaigns. [WWD]
Sandra Bullock reveals secret, adopted baby. This may not be the right question to ask, but who styled this kid for his People cover? That necklace! [People]
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- Number of floors - 29
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Eccucino - This café serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. A children's menu is available. Afternoon tea is offered. Some meals may not be served daily.
Tai Zi Heen Chinese - Overlooking the city, this restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required.
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The Friend Police Department is in a former tool shed that has been called the "world's smallest police station." The burglary occurred in the early-morning hours when the station was not occupied.
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Turkey Sliders with Chili Cheese Mayo Recipe
Serve these juicy sliders with an assortment of toppings as a scrumptious appetizer. The chili cheese mayo adds a kick!Lisa Wilkerson, Aberdeen, NC
- 4 bacon strips
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
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- In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels; drain. Crumble bacon and set aside. In the same skillet, saute onion in the drippings until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Transfer to a large bowl. Add the bacon, Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper. Crumble turkey over mixture and mix well. Shape into 12 patties.
- Cook in a large skillet in oil over medium heat for 3-4 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 165° and juices run clear. Meanwhile, bake rolls according to package directions.
- For mayo, in a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, cheese spread, onion powder, garlic powder and chili powder. Split rolls; spread with mayo. Top each burger with lettuce and tomato. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Dear students, faculty and staff:
A new federal program will help many veterans who are seeking a higher education.
As described by the Veterans Administration, the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program (Yellow Ribbon Program) is a provision of the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008. It allows institutions of higher learning (degree granting institutions) in the U.S. to voluntarily enter into an agreement with the VA to fund tuition expenses that exceed the highest public in-state undergraduate tuition rate. The institution can contribute up to 50 percent of those expenses and VA will match the same amount as the institution.
Rockford College is pursuing an agreement to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program. Veterans who served 36 months of active duty after Sept.10, 2001, are eligible for the benefits. We are in contact with various service agencies in the area to create partnerships ensuring a quality experience for any veteran using this program. Last Thursday, about 10 veterans attended an information seminar hosted by Rockford College and sponsored by the Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs. Frank Delatorre, veterans' educational specialist, facilitated the session.
I strongly believe that veterans deserve the best we can offer for their unselfish and dedicated service to our country. Most of you will agree that Sept.11th, 2001 has radically changed our society.
My younger son, Jason, experienced that time with much reflection. He was motivated by a call to serve and shortly before graduating from high school, enlisted in the Ohio Army National Guard. Jason has since served in Iraq and taken on a full-time assignment as a trainer, moving from base to base to help prepare our forces to defend our nation. I have said before that as a father, I preferred a non-military career for my son. When Jason and I discussed his choice and I shared my concerns with him, Jason simply responded that if he and others like him didn't serve, who would? Jason was absolutely right and I am so proud of him for accepting the call as his personal responsibility. The new GI Bill provides those like Jason an opportunity to further their education.
Rockford College currently has 16 veterans enrolled. To these veterans, and those who might enroll in the fall under the Yellow Ribbon Program, I thank you for your commitment and your service.
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· Outstanding New Club/Organization: DEMS: Democrats Encouraging and Motivating Students
· Outstanding Club/Organization: Literary Magazine
· Selfless Helper & Unsung Hero: Denise Glasenapp
· Outstanding Support for the Rockford College Community: Michelle Griggs, director of Kobe-Regent's Center for Global Education
· Outstanding Club/Organization President: Michelle Craglow, president of DEMS
· Outstanding Resident Advisor: Hannah Stravers, resident advisor of Dayton Hall
· Association of Student Leaders Achievement: Alix Sauld
Nominations came from RC students, faculty and staff and were then judged by a panel of Rockford College community members.
The magazines or magazine pages must be appropriate for elementary-age children. They are looking for empowering text and pictures that the girls can use for a self-esteem building activity. Contact Lindsay Kent at email@example.com if you have magazines to donate and a JACCE fellow will contact you to pick them up.
IGNITE is now accepting membership. Young professionals, targeted ages of 20s to 40s, are invited to join. There is no age restriction. Membership is just $60 per year for an individual and $100 per couple. Please visit www.igniterockford.com for more information on IGNITE and download an application. If you have questions or would like more detailed information, contact IGNITE directly at 815-316-4335 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
· Where were you from originally?I was born and raised in Rockford.
· Where did you attend college and what was your area of specialization?I received my bachelor's degree in corporate communication with a minor in psychology and my master's degree in education with an emphasis in career counseling from Northern Illinois University.
· Where did you work prior to coming to Rockford College?Before Rockford College, I worked for five years at SPX Hydraulic Technologies in inside sales while teaching a career planning course at NIU and interning at Rock Valley College in their counseling and advising department.
· Tell me a little more in depth about your position.Career Services at Rockford College is here to assist students in reaching their career goals. For undecided students, I provide career assessments that help students gain a greater awareness of their individual skills and interests as well as identify possible majors and career paths that will most likely result in them being satisfied and successful. I also offer assistance with finding internships for students in their chosen major. Additionally, I provide resume and cover letter development, mock interviews, off-campus Federal Work-Study positions, information about graduate school, career counseling, and job search assistance.
· What are your favorite aspects of your job so far?I love working with students directly and providing them the tools they need to be successful in their career development. I've always wanted to be in a helping profession, and it has been very intrinsically rewarding to hear students come back and tell me how I played a role in assisting them achieve their goals.
Employment information fair is Wednesday downtownSkills 4 Success, an information fair for those interested in retraining and education, will be held this Wednesday, May 6 from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. at Court Street United Methodist Church, 115 N. Church St., Rockford. The fair includes exhibits, presentations, knowledgeable professionals, and help to answer individual questions. Skills 4 Success is free and open to the public.
Entrepreneurship Day brings high schoolers to campusAbout 120 high school students were on campus last Thursday as part of the 2nd annual Entrepreneurship Day sponsored by our business programs. Students heard presentations from RC professors and area entrepreneurs, and were treated to lunch.
Based on the 1957 novel by Ernest Lehman and later adopted as a movie before debuting on Broadway in 2002, the musical is set in New York City in 1952 and follows the exploits of gossip columnist JJ Hunsecker, syndicated to 60 million readers across America. JJ has the goods on just about everyone in the U.S., from the President to the latest starlet. Meanwhile everyone, including J. Edgar Hoover, Sen. Joe McCarthy and a battalion of hungry press agents seek to attach their news to a client that JJ might plug.
A Drama Desk award nominee in 2002 and nominee for outstanding musical in the 2002 Tony Awards, "Sweet Smell of Success" is the final Rockford College musical of the season.
Tickets purchased for the original dates are still valid and any change in dates will be handled through the Rockford College box office. Cost is $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors. For more information, contact the college box office, phone 815-226-4100. The performance contains mature content.
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36 Beautiful 3D Text Effect Tutorials for Photoshop and Illustrator
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In this article we have compiled a list of some awesome 3D Text Effect Photoshop Tutorials for you to learn new techniques of creating extremely appealing text effects.
Why Use A Custom CMS? - Creative Beacon
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We build every website with our own content management system (CMS). Our custom CMS is called Fuse, and is one of the easiest to use out there today. First, a CMS is used for adding, changing, and deleting content to a website. A custom CMS can also be used to create a more productive work environment and a more centralized maintenance interface. Our CMS (Fuse) allows you to easily update any content and imagery to your page, while being able to navigate smoothly and effectively. There is a whole lot of competition in our field because everyone claims to have the best CMS interface out there
Top Ten Web Design Trends In 2013 - Creative Beacon
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Java: All You Ever Wanted to Know - Web Design Blog
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Ever since the inauguration of Java for the first time in 1995 by Sun Microsystems, it has become an eminent programming language for developers. The company has made much progress over the years and is being credited with the release of some of the most significant software products and applications running on the Java platform. Java is used in the development of several web design projects that require the users to install the Java software on the user's system to run the applications. Initially released as an alternative to the C API (application programming interface) and C++ language pro
7 Black Friday rules for maximizing your site's conversions
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It's Black Friday, a day when all sensible Americans stay home eating leftovers and doing their shopping online. In honor of the almost-holiday, today we're going to take a look at some of the techniques store managers use to sell to us, and how we can apply them to our sites to take them from profitable to sensational. The simple rule for improving the profitability of a site is to find a way of converting casual browsers into actual paying customers. When you start to offer your site visitors a very comfortable, enjoyable and efficient shopping process, then you can count on improved conver
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Hipster Labels Set: Free Vector Pack
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DEAR ABBY: My wife, "Angie," and I have been happily married for 11 years and have two wonderful kids. Angie has been working out the past couple of years and has achieved impressive results. She looks great. I fully support her in this and she knows it.
The problem is she's consumed by an insatiable hunger to be thin, although she is already very much in shape. She talks nonstop about new diets and ideas for losing weight, even though I constantly compliment her. Why does she keep insisting that she needs to diet? -- ALARMED HUSBAND
DEAR ALARMED: Your wife doesn't see herself the way you do. She does not accept that she has achieved her goal and regards herself as still a work in progress. This may be because she has low self-esteem, or she may have a condition called "body dysmorphia," in which a person can't stop thinking about a perceived flaw in his or her appearance.
The person she should be talking to about her weight issues is her physician. I recommend you suggest it to her to be sure her preoccupation isn't an unhealthy one.
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DEAR ABBY: I'm a high school senior. My boyfriend has asked me to marry him and I said yes. I don't know if I may have said it too quickly or if I should have waited. My family keeps asking me if I'm "sure." Well, I want to be with him, but I don't know about marriage.
Please help me. I don't want to make a big mistake. -- CONFUSED TEEN IN SELMA, ALA.
DEAR CONFUSED: If you are unsure if you want to be married, you agreed too quickly. What you need to do is take a little time to decide what you want to do with your future.
Before marrying, it would be wise to consider completing your education so you will be better able to contribute financially to your marriage partnership. If you do, you will need to focus on your studies for the next few years. If not, you should still postpone marriage until you have lived apart from your family long enough to establish emotional and financial independence.
Your family keeps asking if you're "sure" because they are concerned that you have made too hasty a decision. The dreams you have at 18 may change by the time you are 23. Until you are 100 percent sure you are doing the right thing, do not set a wedding date.
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DEAR ABBY: My estranged niece's high school graduation is coming up, and her father (my brother) has invited me to attend. He says she wants all her aunts (including me) to be there.
I'm not sure I should go because she kicked us out of her life years ago when she went to live with her mom after her parents separated. She said many hurtful things to her mom about us at the time and said she wanted us out of her life. Please advise me. -- TAKEN ABACK IN SANTA ANA, CALIF.
DEAR TAKEN ABACK: It strikes me as strange that the woman your brother was divorcing would repeat the uncomplimentary things her daughter (may have) said about family members -- unless it was an attempt at parental alienation.
I hope you won't let something your niece might have said years ago, while under the emotional strain of her parents' separation, keep you from attending the graduation. She has most likely matured since then and would like to mend fences. Remember that when you see this girl, and treat her warmly and see what happens.
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DEAR ABBY: I am being married in two months, but my question isn't about weddings. My question is, how can a woman ensure a lasting marriage? -- ABOUT TO BECOME A MRS.
DEAR ABOUT TO BECOME A MRS.: At a women's networking event years ago, my mother was asked that question. She replied, "One good rule is never go to bed angry." (I agree.)
Phyllis Diller was there and topped her. "Right!" she said. "Stay up and fight until you're exhausted. You'll sleep better!"
Write Dear Abby
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If you have eggs, pasta and cheese, then you have dinner. This pasta frittata can be varied endlessly — use leftover pasta, whatever cheese you have on hand, cooked broccoli or spinach or diced ham. A dollop of marinara sauce will add color and complement the...
These big, thick ribs offer a tender beef experience that's akin to braised brisket but packed with slow-cooked barbecue flavor. Note that these are knife-and-fork ribs, not finger food.
This is a great picnic salad, equally as tasty warm as it is chilled. Leftover chicken works wonders in this preparation.
Make a boxed cake mix extraordinary with the addition of caramel and fruit.
The combo of cherries and blueberries is one of the best we know for pie. Try it topped with your favorite vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt.
This kid-friendly treat puts a whole new spin on breakfast. Perfect for little hands to assemble themselves!
Enjoy a rich combination of chocolate and coconut with this simple fudge. No candy thermometer needed, this fudge comes together easily into a creamy and decadent treat. Keep refrigerated to maintain its shape.
Serve this over your favorite whole grain pasta. If you like spinach, try substituting 3 cups packed spinach leaves for the broccoli rabe.
This gluten and dairy-free version of this festive bread will make a delicious addition to your holiday breakfast menu. You may also like to try our Cranberry Banana Oat Bread...
These vegetable-packed baked quinoa cakes are excellent served hot or at room temperature. Make smaller cakes and serve them as appetizers at your next party, if you like.
A fool is a classic English dessert made by folding puréed fruit into whipped cream. In this recipe we add refreshing mint and tangy plain yogurt to balance the rich cream.
Enjoy this simple vegetarian version of classic Spanish paella. We added lima beans and peas for extra flavor and protein. Topping with grilled tempeh would provide an even bigger protein boost. Rice in paella should be al dente, so take care not to add too much...
Tart lemon, nutty walnuts and sesame seeds, rich coconut and smooth, sweet dates come together to make these delightfully tangy treats.
This stew comes together easily, simmering on top of the stove for a couple of hours and giving you the time to take care of a few spring cleaning projects.
Gluten-free flours combine with apples, carrots, zucchini, raisins and walnuts in these satisfying and nutritious muffins. You can also try our Whole Grain Morning Glory Muffins...
In this unusual yet delightful pairing, thick-cut chops are soaked in a pear juice brine mixture, browned and then served with a piquant pear chutney. Enjoy this dish with spinach or green beans.
For an easy side dish that's a great match for this cheesy, baked eggplant parmesan, sauté broccoli rabe in a bit of olive oil with some chopped garlic and red pepper flakes, then finish with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
If there's one dish that best defines the spirit of simple, classic Italian cooking it might just be bruschetta. Slices of rustic bread are lightly brushed with olive oil and garlic after being toasted over an open fire.


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Mechanisms of the immune system > Specific, acquired immunity > Cell-mediated immune mechanisms
In addition to their importance in cooperating with B cells that secrete specific antibodies, T cells have important, separate roles in protecting against antigens that have escaped or bypassed antibody defenses. Immunologists have long recognized that antibodies do not necessarily protect against viral infections, because many viruses can spread directly from cell to cell and thus avoid encountering antibodies in the bloodstream. It is also known that persons who fail to make antibodies are very susceptible to bacterial infections but are not unduly liable to viral infections. Protection in these cases results from cell-mediated immunity, which destroys and disposes of body cells in which viruses or other intracellular parasites (such as the bacteria that cause tuberculosis and leprosy) are actively growing, thus depriving microorganisms of their place to grow and exposing them to antibodies.
As discussed in the section Activation of T and B lymphocytes, cell-mediated immunity has two mechanisms. One involves activated helper T cells, which release cytokines. In particular, the gamma interferon produced by helper T cells greatly increases the ability of macrophages to kill ingested microbes; this can tip the balance against microbes that otherwise resist killing. Gamma interferon also stimulates natural killer cells. The second mechanism of cell-mediated immunity involves cytotoxic T cells. They attach themselves by their receptors to target cells whose surface expresses appropriate antigens (notably ones made by developing viruses) and damage the infected cells enough to kill them.
Cytotoxic T cells may kill infected cells in a number of ways. The mechanism of killing used by a given cytotoxic T cell depends mainly on a number of costimulatory signals. In short, cytotoxic T cells can kill their target cells either through the use of pore-forming molecules, such as perforins and various components of cytoplasmic granules, or by triggering a series of events with the target cell that activate a cell death program, a process called apoptosis. In general, the granular cytotoxic T cells tend to kill cells directly by releasing the potent contents of their cytotoxic granules at the site of cell-to-cell contact. This renders the cell membrane of the target cell permeable, which allows the cellular contents to leak out and the cell to die. The nongranular cytotoxic T cells often kill cells by inducing apoptosis, usually through the activation of a cell-surface protein called Fas. When a protein on the surface of the cytotoxic T cell interacts with the Fas protein on the target cell, Fas is activated and sends a signal to the nucleus of the target cell, thus initiating the cell death process. The target cell essentially commits suicide, thereby destroying the virus within the cell as well.
·Mechanisms of the immune system
·Nonspecific, innate immunity
·Specific, acquired immunity
·The nature of lymphocytes
·General characteristics
·Ability to recognize foreign molecules
·Diversity of lymphocytes
·B-cell antigen receptors and antibodies
·T-cell antigen receptors
·Life cycle of T and B lymphocytes
·Activation of T and B lymphocytes
·Activation of T cells
·Activation of B cells
·Antibody-mediated immune mechanisms
·Cell-mediated immune mechanisms
·Immunity against cancer
·Prophylactic immunization
·Evolution of the immune system
·Additional Reading


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American Apparel baby one-piece is 100% cotton in a stretchy baby-rib knit. The medium weight fabric is a standard fit for little ones. Sizes: 3-6 Months - 18-24 Months
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Ayurceutics Boswellia -- 60 Vegetarian Tablets
Love it!
I have used this product for over a year now and make sure I never run out.
May 1, 2012
Help Joint Pain
This is the best product for my knee and wrist pain. I tried another brand after I ran out and it was not the same. I used this for 6 months. I feel great. I can do squats again without the pain.
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A good value
The Ayurceutics Boswellia seems to be a good-quality product (assuming, of course, it lives up to its ingredients profile) that, when considered with price, is a good value.
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PGA Tour Home Driving and Short Game Training Net + Free Training DVD
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0 reviewTraining tips for driving and chipping shots written and produced by the PGA tour, tour academy. Large hitting area 7ft high (216.36 cm) x 10ft (304.8 cm) wide x 5ft (152.4 cm) deep. Tough nylon backstop with ground sheet to trap balls (stop balls dead) 3 x training target net chip pockets. Set of ground pegs to secure net in place.
Garmin Approach S2 Golf watch with over 30,000 Preloaded Courses
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- £209.00
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0 reviewGPS enabled golf watch. Preloaded with more than 30000 golf courses. Yardage to front, back and middle of green. Measures lay up and dogleg distances. Automatic course detection. Digital score card to keep track of par. 8 hours battery life in GPS mode. Waterproof to 10m for all weather play. Integrated odometer to count and track your steps. Includes FREE course updates.
Garmin Approach S2 Golf Watch with over 30,000 preloaded courses
• GPS enabled golf watch
• Preloaded with more than 30,000 golf courses
• Yardage to front, back and middle of green
• Measures layup and dogleg distances
• Automatic course detection
• Digital score card to keep track of par
• 8 hours battery life in GPS mode
• Waterproof to 10m for all weather play
• Integrated odometer to count and track your steps
• Includes Free course updates - no subscriptionsApproach S2 is a stylish and comfortable GPS golf watch with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver giving precise distances to the front, back and middle of greens. The S2 has the ability to measure shot distances, and also includes a course odometer to measure your total walking distance. Preloaded with more than 30,000 courses, the Approach S2 detects which golf course you are on and even transfers you automatically from one hole to the next. The high-sensitivity GPS receiver gives you distances to the front, middle and back of the green, plus layup and dogleg distances. It also measures precise distances for shots played from anywhere on the course and keeps track in the digital scorecard.
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Ben Sayers M11 Package Set Graphite and Steel with Cart Bag Blue
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1 reviewPackage set consists of a driver, 3 wood, 5wood hybrid, 5-SW, Putter and stand bag. Allwoods feature a multi step weighting system to help promote the perfect launch angle and increased distance. The 5-SW irons offer a sleek stainless steel club head design with wide sole and undercut cavity offering extra forgiveness and increased playability. All sets come complete with top of the range cart bag with soft lined valuable pockets with waterproof zips.
Black Auto Putt Returner
The auto putt returner finished in black will boost your confidence every time you hole a putt. Designed for home and or office use. Golf ball is returned automatically when holed. Battery operated. Golf ball not included.
12 mint quality Nike golf lake balls.
Nike Half Day Back Pack with Pencil Case
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- £20.00
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- Next day delivery available
0 reviewDimensions: 16i x 11 x 7 inch. Recycled main body material. Adjustable, padded shoulder straps. Easy-access zip pocket. Removable pencil case. Screened Corporate branding.
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The range finder is an advanced laser range finder system that rapidly provides an accurately measured distance up to 600m. It features 6x magnification, multi coated optics +/- 1 yard accuracy, easy finder-tip operation and through-the-lens distance display. The range finder is adapted with the latest digital circuit design and optical system that is superior to other models in the lens quality and reliability.
These Longridge VL4 mens graphite golf clubs is perfect for new golfers who are keen to get into the game and want performance with every swing
This set has everything required for a complete round of golf, including 1, 3 and 5 woods and stainless steel irons. There's also a hybrid 4 wood and a two ball putter, so when the pressures on you'll have the right club to hand.
Both the drivers and the woods of this Longridge golf club set have high Coefficient of Restitution to provide forgiveness and increased ball speed, perfect for golfers who are just getting into their stride.
The attractive stand bag has plenty of room to store all of your kit, including golf balls, tees and any other accessories you might need to hit the course with.
Smart and stylish, this Longridge golf set is the ideal way to into the game.
Useful info:
- 400c VL4 Titanium matrix driver
- Titananium matrix fairway woods
- Stainless steel hybrid with 21 degrees of loft
- Hyper steel 2-piece construction irons
- Includes a stand bag
- Longridge VL4 Mens RH Graphite Package
Simulated grass with water and sand hazards. Auto ball return (battery not included).
Includes white Callaway Tour Hat and magnetic hat clip with ball marker, 2 Callaway golf balls with Callaway logo, 2 hardwood tees, one size fits most.
adidas Inertia Golf Glove
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0 review360° micro-perforated synthetic leather increases airflow and ventilation throughout the entire hand. Performance mesh in key areas delivers enhanced flexibility with increased moisture and heat dissipation. Cabretta reinforced double layer palm prevents premature wear.
Pique mesh ventilation. Anti-microbial odour resistance. Padded sole for maximum protected comfort. Men's size 8.5-11.5.
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Very few issues - apps will be upgraded.
If you want a phone and are unhappy with the iPhone buy a Nokia.
Works fine as a phone for me.
I'm happy as pie Enjoy ur 4.x, I'm staying put until the dust settles
You're happy, I'm happy
I bought it. Not because I use it but just as a way of saying "THANKS"
I know this app supports Planetbeing, who provided the unlock, but is there any info on how to donate to or support Comex for providing the jailbreak? I don't unlock my phone because ATT is actually really good to me around where I live, but I did jailbreak.
Comex takes donations - see jailbreakme.com.
the Dev team don't take donations and they have done far more than anyone else.
i have this app. it doesnt work for me. it never displays not 1 cell tower.
Thanks planetbeing & company. I bought the app and love it. Jailbreakme is the easiest jailbreak ever. Thank you
I too have bought this app and think it's great .
The one thing that I can think of right now that would be nice is if it would update your location.
Thanks! But I don't understand the second part of this message. Are you saying they have done far more in the past? Comex is still the responsible individual for bringing us this JB, correct? So it would be appropriate to donate to him for the JB, and buy Signal to support Planetbeing for the unlock (if you've used it)?
The Dev team have done so much in the past and now without taking donations or accepting anything except postcards.
Comex has come along with a great JB and accepts donations.
A lot of people have done a lot of work and Comex gets all the glory? I am in no way saying he does not deserve it, just others do deserve more IMHO.
i agree that the gps needs to be updated. but i dont think it has anything to do with @planetbeings Signal. my gps function has been slightly off alot lately since 4.0 . and when i say off it says im a couple of blocks away from me and it refuses to refresh.
^ the dev-team as a whole has done alot more than Comex alone, for sure. for this they are greatly appreciated. Big ups to @comex as well for this break. but remember there were also other individuals in the sidelines with @comex developing the break. i myself dont need an unlock. but i bought @planetbeings Signal just for the geek in me. so im happy. he's happy. were all happy.
^ read the title, Signal
Great app but has an interesting feature when you are using an ATT Micro Cell. When not at my home with micro cell it's spot on location wise but once i get home, it shows my location approximately 75 miles away every time i check it. Anyone else using micro cell with similar results?
Well, I don't think Comex gets all the glory. Geohot got a lot of positive attention before he started acting like a whiny arse. The Dev Team got a lot of attention for all they've done. It's just that this JB was very much anticipated, and Comex was the one to release it. So he's *currently* basking in most of the glory. I don't think that's wrong - if the Dev Team had released a JB for 4.0 sooner, they would be getting "all the glory." It's also their choice whether or not to take donations, and I don't mind donating to someone if I'm using something that they've worked hard on and they provide the means for a donation.The Dev team have done so much in the past and now without taking donations or accepting anything except postcards.
Comex has come along with a great JB and accepts donations.
A lot of people have done a lot of work and Comex gets all the glory? I am in no way saying he does not deserve it, just others do deserve more IMHO.
I think this is kind of like music in a way. A band could receive critical acclaim for a CD one year, and be left in the shadow of another band the next year. They need to keep releasing great music in order to stay on top and keep "all the glory." Same with these developers, since Apple likes to release a new device yearly.
Is Planetbeing part of the Dev Team? Because Signal does really appear as a means of donation to me. Which, once again, I find nothing wrong with. Someone feel free to correct me on that though; is Signal anything more than a novelty? Is there actually a utility to it?
...and out of sheer curiosity (unrelated curiosity), is there a way that any of the iPhones can ride on TMob's 3G band, or is that not possible through software?
what's the app do when you do the "death grip" and your phone drops signal? I know the fingers come together the weaker the signal gets...but what happens when it's dropped? planetbeing said it did something?
So can anyone clue me in as to what this app actually does? Will it be of any use to us AT&T users? Im all up for supporting PlanetBeing though so i will buy for sure.


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(Reuters) - Johnson Controls Inc
Revenue was $10.91 billion, beating expectations of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S of $10.73 billion, and $10.42 billion a year ago.
Net profit for the quarter was $469 million, 69 cents per share, up from $359 million, or 52 cents per share, a year ago.
The company forecast profit between $3.15 and $3.30 per share for 2014. A month ago, the company issued a forecast that disappointed Wall Street, which had expected 2014 earnings of $3.31 per share.
Johnson Controls makes car interiors, batteries and heating, ventilation and cooling systems for buildings.
Earlier this month, the company sold its automotive electronics business to Visteon Corp
(Reporting by Bernie Woodall in Detroit; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe)


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Research the school well. It's a very small and specific school with an all mandatory curriculum and a high level of academic work expected. Therefore, research the school throughly before committing, so you know what to expect. There is a very interesting memoir called Racing Odysseus by a college president who spent a semester as a Freshman (at age 62) at St. Johns Annapolis. He writes from the unique perspective of a college professor amongst 18-19 year old freshman but provides insight into the academic and social lives of Johnnies.
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