text: USDA Chief Offers Memorial Day Insight Tom Vilsack offers his take on the importance of the holiday, including some interesting rural statistics. Published on: May 28, 2012 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print Memorial Day is a time for family, but it is also a time to remember. What follows is a blog post from Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, offering his view of Memorial Day, from his perspective as the leader of USDA and his involvement with Rural America. We provide that view in his own words: This Memorial Day weekend, Americans across our nation will spend time with family and friends – enjoying parades, barbeques, ballgames and the great outdoors. But it's important that we also take time to remember the men and women who have given their lives defending the United States. While we cannot repay the debt of gratitude we owe these service members, we can honor their memory. We can pay tribute to our veterans, as well as those who today are on active duty. MEMORIAL MOMENT: Sectary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack offers his take on the importance of the holiday, including some interesting rural statistics. Many of our service members come from rural America. Our values as a nation are rooted in rural areas of the country, and folks in rural America know that you can't keep taking from the land – you also have to give back. They know the same is true for a nation. They understand that we all share in an obligation to serve and to strengthen a country that has given each of us so much. That might be why, while 16% of Americans live in rural America, nearly 40% of our military come from rural areas. And perhaps it's why more than 6 million of our veterans live in rural communities – a higher concentration than anywhere else in the country. America's greatness rests on the shoulders of thousands of these men and women – and those who came before them. At USDA and across the Federal government, we're working hard to ensure our returning veterans have the support they need to find work and live the American dream. USDA has invested in more than 50,000 rural businesses to help them create jobs. We've invested in more than 500 projects to improve VA clinics in rural areas. We've increased our own hiring of veterans in each of the past three years while helping provide valuable work experience and job search assistance for many more veterans. And for the first time this year, all active duty service men and women and their dependents are now eligible for a free annual pass to more than 2,000 public lands, including National Forests and National Parks, across the country. This is a small gesture, but I'm proud that we can offer free access to these natural treasures for the folks who have given so much for our nation. This weekend, I hope all Americans will join me in paying tribute to those who lost their lives in our nation's defense, while honoring millions of American veterans. And I hope that together we take time to thank all men and women in uniform who are currently serving around the world, as well as their families back home. I will never forget the tremendous impact, one which is often understated, that those from rural America have had in defending our nation. And this Memorial Day, all of us should stand together in saying "thank you."


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The USA 7s team will not run scrimmages this week as they prepare for the New Zealand 7s in Wellington this weekend. Head Coach Al Caravelli decided to ramp down his pre-tournament scrimmaging during December and will do the same this week, trying to save wear and tear on the players' bodies. "We beat them up pretty good in camp," Caravelli told RUGBYMag.com. And indeed they did. Defensive specialist Dave Ellis spent time with the team in camp and defense has been the watchword all through the USA's preparation. "The biggest thing we've been working on is to try to improve our defense," said Caravelli. "You look at the latest IRB stats and we are one of the best teams in scoring tries from our own half. We can put together strings. But we need to improve our defensive organization and improve ourselves in the contact area." So it's that simple. The USA team had been tackling and getting stuck into the contact in Chula Vista. Now the Eagles are cutting back on the contact and working on communication and organization. They feel they can score tries, and in fact with the addition of Roland Suniula and Maka Unufe, they've added some heat to their attack. The true test of what they have done will be more on the defensive side of the ball. And it won't be easy. The USA play South Africa in the first match of the entire tournament, Friday 1pm local time (that's Thursday 4pm PT, 7pm ET). They have never beaten South Africa. Then they follow that up with England at 4:18pm local time (7:18pm Thursday PT, 10:18pm Thursday ET), and then the Cook Islands just before 10pm Pacific Time. These teams are not unfamiliar with the Eagles. In the first four tournaments of the 2011-2012 season, the USA will have played South Africa three times. The first two games were losses of 17-12 and 36-7. They have also been drawn with England, losing 26-7 in South Africa. |

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At the request of this Department, Governor Geo. T. Anthony has furnished the following correspondence relating to the John Brown medal:
"To His Excellency, the Governor:
"We have read In the journal of the European United States, published at Geneva, under date of November 19th, ultimo, that a monument had been erected at Osawatomie, In Kansas, to the memory of John Brown, and that it was inaugurated in your presence. The journal added that the Legislature of Kansas had moreover decided to present to the Federal Congress at Washington, a statue of John Brown, to be placed in the rotunda of the Capitol, at Washington. This good news has caused us to think that you would receive with interest the following communication.
"Just before the recent Franco-German war, a subscription committee was organized of French Republicans, for the purpose of presenting to the widow of John Brown a golden medal commemorative of the memory of her husband, of his sons, and of his companions, who died victims to their devotion to the cause of freeing the Blacks. The sending of this medal, delayed by political events, was effected on the 21st of October, 1874. It will doubtless be agreeable to you to receive a duplicate of said medal in bronze, and we forward it to you with the suggestion that you cause it to be deposited, in some museum of the State of Kansas, or better, perhaps, at the foot of the statue which may be erected at Washington, or in the monument at Osawatomie.
"Be pleased to accept, Governor, the assurance of our fraternal sentiments.
PATRICE LARROQUE, Member of the Subscription Club.
The Delegate of the Club, |
JOHN BROWN'S CABIN Near Osawatomie, Miami Co. (From a photograph by A. W. Barker. |
"The John Brown Association was composed of - VICTOR HUGO. ETIENNE ARAGO. JULES BARRI. LOUIS BLANC. CAPRON. CH. CHASSIN. CONTANT. P. LORGNEAUX. MELVIL MONECOURT. LAURENT PICHAT. EUGENE PELLETON. ELISEE RECHUS. SCHOELSHER [VICTOR]. CHAPITET DE LYON. LATTERADE A BORDEAUX. E. MAUGIN A NANTES. MICHAUD A LYON. MESDAMES GAIL. ANDRE LEO. CLAMAGERAN. DAUBIE. Organized in November, 1868" |
"EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 25th, 1878
" SIR: - I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your valued communication, dated Paris, February 2d, 1878. The information it conveys to me is very interesting, and for it I am profoundly grateful to you.
JOHN BROWN MONUMENT. In S. E. part of Franklin Co., near 0sawatomie, Miami Co. (From a photograph by A. W. Barker) |
"It is exceedingly agreeable to me to receive from your association a duplicate of the medal for deposit in the archives of the State of Kansas, and to thank you in the name of the people therefor. Please accept assurance that in its disposal your expressed wishes will be respected as far as it is possible.
"Your information was quite correct as to the erection of a monument to the memory of John Brown at Osawatomie, his place of residence in this State; and I may add that such monument embodies and represents the respect and veneration due from a free people to the memory of a man who died to make men free. I regret, however, to Inform you that up to this time the Legislature of Kansas has not provided for a statue to be by the Federal Congress placed in the rotunda of the Capitol at Washington, as you had been led to believe. That such action will eventually be taken I have little doubt, as each year to fix more firmly in the hearts of the people a respect and love for his character.
"With this I hand you an engraving of 'John Brown's Cabin,' still standing as it did when it domiciled the 'old hero' during his residence in Kansas; also one of the Monument, to which reference is made by you.
These engravings are diminutive in size, and do not represent a high style of the graver's art, but they are faithful to the life, and for this reason may be of some interest to your association.
"Very respectfully yours, |
GEO. T. ANTHONY, Governor of Kansas. |
PATRICE LARROQUE, Member of the Subscription Club. The Delegate of the Club, CAPRONY, 29, Avenue d'Orleans, Paris."
Transcribed from First Biennial Report of the State Board of Agriculture to the Legislature of the State of Kansas, for the Years 1877-8 embracing statistical exhibits, with diagrams of the agricultural, industrial, mercantile, and other interests of the state, together with a colored outline map of the state, and sectional maps, in colors, of each organizaed county, showing their relative size and location, railroads, towns, post offices, school houses, water powers, etc., etc. Topeka, Kansas: Kansas State Board of Agriculture. Rand, McNally & Co., Printers and Engravers, Chicago. 1878.
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Updated: 1:16 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012 | Posted: 1:28 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 2012
An assistant manager at an Arby's, who slipped out of a drive-thru window to get away from an armed robber who invaded the store early Friday, has been fired.
Mary Archer learned of her fate less than 24 hours after a man with a knife slipped into the business, 1130 E. Dayton Yellow Springs Road, at about 12:45 a.m.
She signed the paperwork her supervisor gave her, which stated that she had broken the corporation's safety and security policy because she was alone in the fast food business when it was robbed.
Archer, 56, told News Center 7's Layron Livingston, in an exclusive interview Friday night, that she was closing the business for the day and a co-worker had just left when she heard the doorbell to the business.
Archer said she thought it was the co-worker, who perhaps had forgotten something.
To her horror, it was the robber.
"He held up a knife and kept saying 'give me the money,' " she said.
The man had her cornered in the office, Archer said, but she shoved him out of the way and made her way to the drive-thru window, where she screamed for help. She then climbed through the window.
A customer at a nearby Circle K store heard her, alerted someone in the convenience store, and police were called.
"I had pushed him away…because I'm like, 'I'm not going to die in Arby's tonight…I'm just not,' " she said.
In the initial hours after the incident, the manager's daughter told News Center 7 that the robbery was the third at that restaurant in six months.
"She was able to get away, slipped out the drive-thru window and yelled for help," Archer's daughter said, referring to Friday's robbery. She said her mother was the manager on duty each time the store was robbed.
According to the daughter, robbers tried unsuccessfully to take the safe the first time.
Suspects reportedly got away with a safe the second time, she said.
Friday morning, the suspect ran off empty-handed.
Archer told police he was about 5-foot-10, 150 pounds and wore a dark colored hoodie, dark pants and a dark wool stocking cap.
He had not been caught Friday night, according to Fairborn police. The department is asking anyone who might have information about the incident to call them at (937) 754-3000.
As for Archer's immediate future with the restaurant/fast food eatery?
Arby's, an affiliate of the Atlanta-based Roark Capital Group, said violations of its safety and security policy mean termination of employment without exception.
A Vice President of Arby's Human Resources contacted WHIO TV and says he says he feels bad that Ms. Archer had to go through this, but that she knowingly violated the company's safety and security policy, and had been warned before.
"I don't want my job back," she said, noting that January would mark her 23rd year with Arby's.
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Schedule of Adult Degree Program Classes
Spring 2014 (January 27, 2014 - May 23, 2014)
IBA 150.H81 Psycho Social Development in Youth (3 credits)
Friday 6 PM – 8:40 PM
R. Grizzel
Please note this is a hybrid class that will meet on the following dates: 1/31, 2/21, 3/21, 4/11, and 5/16.
This course considers the interaction between the psychological development and the social environment of youth (adolescence) in our society from both the psychological and sociological perspectives
IBA 151.ZP01 Health, Wealth and Happiness (3 credits)
Sunday 12 PM– 2:40 PM
L. Judd
This course explores the growing necessity to understand how living, working, and eating "green" affects our lives. Panel discussions with experts from respective fields include Water and Conservation, Green Business Development, and Sustainable Living, and a field trip will add insight to class lectures. Green Investing Eco-Tourism, working, building and eating "green" will also be explored.
IBA152.XH81 The Language of Love: The Poetry of Longing and Desire (3 credits)
Thursday 6 PM – 8:40 PM
G. Green
Students will read and analyze the most beautiful love poems ever written and poems that speak to every aspect of desire and aspiration. We will cover the "greatest hits" of the English language tradition as well as poems in translations and the most exciting and compelling contemporary poems. The class will take a "nuts and bolts" approach to poetic technique, and will learn the methods that poets employ to enchant and delight us.
IBA 153.XT81 Cultural Values and Mores Depicted through Dance & Music (3 credits)
Tuesday 6 PM – 8:40 PM
Instructor: R. Heydarbeygi
The values of a society are often described by the music and dance movements performed by its people. This course will develop awareness and understanding of the role of music, movement, and the symbolism performed by world cultures through their creative expression.
IBA 154.H01 Images of Self: Memoirs and Autobiographies (3 credits)
Saturday 9:15 AM - 11:55 AM
Instructor: S. Thompson
Please note that this is a hybrid class. Coursework will be divided between on-campus class sessions and online work via Blackboard. The course will meet on the following Saturdays: 2/1, 2/8, 3/1, 3/22, 3/29, 4/26, 5/10 and 5/17.
This course is designed to support students in exploring concepts of self through the analysis of print and visual texts, as well as sharing meaningful experiences in their own lives through written expression. Coursework will be comprised of both informal and formal responses to visual and written representations of the self by writers, photographers, and painters, and exercises in memoir writing.
IBA 154.XH81 Images of Self: Memoirs and Autobiographies (3 credits)
Thursday 6:00 - 8:40 PM
Instructor: N. Wilson
This course is designed to support students in exploring concepts of self through the analysis of print and visual texts, as well as sharing meaningful experiences in their own lives through written expression. Coursework will be comprised of both informal and formal responses to visual and written representations of the self by writers, photographers, and painters, and exercises in memoir writing.
IBA 155.NH01 Science Fiction, Fantasy and Video (3 credits)
Saturday 1:00 - 3:40 PM
S. Thompson
Please note that this is a hybrid class. Coursework will be divided between on-campus class sessions and online work via Blackboard. The course will meet on the following Saturdays: 2/1, 2/8, 3/1, 3/22, 3/29, 4/26, 5/10 and 5/17.
In this class we will study the immense power and scope of the human imagination through an exploration of varied "texts" including short fiction, live-action film, anime, and video games. Through a combination of independent readings, projects and collaborative endeavors, we will study works of speculative fiction and other forms of text that build upon it; investigating the elements of theme, narrative, point of view, setting and metaphor as we go. You don't have to already be an experienced sci-fi or fantasy reader to join us; neither do you need to know your way around an Xbox!
IBA 157.XW81 Media, Politics and Propaganda (3 credits)
Wednesday 6 PM – 8:40 PM
J. Ferris
Introduction to the concept of media and how public opinion and politics can be shaped by propaganda. Analysis of the theories behind propaganda and media influence, the effects of political advertising, campaign rhetoric, and information control. Traditional modes of media including broadcasting, print and film, as well as Social Media's potential impact.
IBA 158.XT81 Principles of Biomedical Ethics (3 credits)
Wednesday 6 PM - 8:40 PM
N. Hannon
Recent scientific, technological, and social developments have produced rapid changes in medical care resulting in new ethical dilemmas for health professionals. This course will look at issues such as euthanasia, assisted suicide, informed consent, and gene therapy, and provide a framework for analyzing them.
IBA 159.XT81 The Evolution of Disbelief (3 credits)
Tuesday 6 PM - 8:40 PM
J. Gaffney
A study of literature and film of disbelief and its effects on faith, politics, and gender; transgression, violence, moral indifference and religious doubt. Readings may include Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and Carolyn S. Brigg's This Dark World. Films include Pedro Almodovar's All About My Mother and Vera Farmiga's Higher Ground.
IBA 160.XM81 Prior Learning Assessment: Portfolio Development (3 credits)
Monday 6 PM – 8:40 PM
J. Gaffney
This course is designed to teach students the organization and structure needed to develop a formal portfolio of their alternative learning experiences in the workforce. Many adult students have done substantial learning through work experience. The ability to write a comprehensive and convincing document of these experiences is critical for positive evaluation and award of credits.
This is a three-credit course, in addition to the 1–15 credits which may be awarded for the life experience.
IBA 481 Independent Study/Fieldwork (Open to ADP Students Only)
Adult Degree Program students who wish to enroll for independent research or fieldwork projects must pick up a proposal form at the ADP office, Carman Hall 128. Completed proposals signed by the full-time faculty supervisor and the department chair, must be submitted to the ADP office prior to registration; permission from ADP is required to register for the course. Be sure, when you set up the project with your supervisor that you arrange to meet on a regular basis to discuss your progress. You may register for up to nine (9) fieldwork credits in the Spring semester.
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Curious as well....Originally Posted by hvactech
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Lift the fücking weight from the floor, or leave it on the ground. The thoughts are supposed to be daunting. The pain is meant to be tormenting.
Im curious of his curious O.oOriginally Posted by AaronJP1
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A naturopath friend of mine said the detox is likely from the greens + kelp.
one hella profile....
lol..yeah. Trying to ease into using it everyday. The probiotic part of it definitely works. Tastes ok mixed into a protein shake.
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Did the kidneys and liver stop doing the job that they were designed to do? Your body detoxes itself, probiotics and antioxidants are great but you don't need specific detox products, they're a scam.
What toxins? What diets did our body evolve on? Greens, grains, meats, fruits, poultry, fish, etc. How about this, the liver is capable protecting the body from harsh compounds and alcohol, but isn't able to do it's job with diet and exercise? How about the kidneys? Detox's are a scam, the idea behind them is that your body isn't capable of doing it's job without help. Sure, if you have an illness that keeps your organs from doing their job then you may need help, but from a doctor not from a detox product.
I think a lot of detox products are scams, however I think the overall concept of detox is fairly well documented and having experienced it a few times, I believe it. As a species we are indeed swimming in chemical compounds that our bodies were never meant to deal with. Whatever the liver cannot deal with can get stored in cells and this too is detailed in the literature. Dr's are great, but generally only after something is already broken.


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Welcome to Walking with Bronze, LoreCrafted's weekly column where we speculate about the future of Warcraft lore. Every Friday (or so) we peer into one of the many potential futures for this beloved franchise of ours and wax philosophical about what may eventually come.
With Wrath of the Lich King deep into beta and on the horizon for a live release, I figured it was about time we began to speculate upon the next expansion. Hey, it's never too early, right?
The popular guess right now is the Emerald Dream, and while I tend to think that's definitely good fodder for another expansion, a part of me expects that the next big bad will be Azshara herself. Afterall, she is the last of the original tier of villains introduced prior to World of Warcraft, which puts her near Arthas in terms of tenure. If this is the case, then we're likely to be traveling beneath the waves into the dark realms of Nazjatar, the home of the naga.
As you may know, Nazjatar was once known as Zin-Azshari, the ancient palace of the kaldorei highborne. When the Well of Eternity was destroyed and the world sundered, the palace and most of what remained of the city sank beneath the encroaching flood waters. There, beneath the waves, dark voices whispered to a drowning Queen Azshara and offered her power in exchange for subservience. Azshara agreed, and thus were born the naga.
I have a personal speculation about what would be neat to see happen to the world of Warcraft should Azshara be our next target (as well as what I'd like to see in World of Warcraft as a game, too):
With the shattering of the Lich King's base of power in Northrend, Queen Azshara finally decides to make her move. Calling forth her loyal sea witches, Azshara raises the naga nation of Nazjatar from its ten thousand year slumber at the bottom of the Maelstrom and brings it gloriously to the surface.
As the raging stormwaters batter the twisted mixture of new and old architecture of once-Zin-Azshari, the forces of the Alliance and Horde find themselves stranded on Northrend. Unable to easily return home by ship, the gnomes and goblins work feverishly to provide air travel.
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Mama June and Honey Boo Boo are going full steam ahead with their Girl Scout cookie campaign ... despite stern warnings from the Girl Scout organization.
As we reported, the Girl Scouts of the USA contacted HBB today to remove a banner she had put on her Facebook, in which she solicited sales for Girl Scout cookies from her 700,000 fans. (FYI -- HBB's not even a Girl Scout. She just agreed to help a Girl Scout friend of hers.)
A rep for the GSUSA told us they had the banner removed because it was unfair to other Girl Scouts trying to sell cookies.
But Mama June tells TMZ, she's going to continue selling Girl Scout cookies any way she can ... even if she's not allowed to post advertisements on HBB's Facebook ... because it's for a family friend.
June tells us, "If I can raise more money for a troop, whoever they are, especially in an area where they don't get a lot of money, and parents can't afford to buy a ton of cookies, why wouldn't I help?"
She added, "We're doing nothing wrong."
June says she's already sold 400 boxes and the orders keep pouring in.
Contrary to what these folks think-the rules that apply to other scouts apply to them as well and they are in violation.
Leave them sale the damn cookies. Like she said there doing nothing wrong. Honey boo boo for president 2035 lol
What rule says you can't advertise on you Facebook page? I get solicited by my friends for all kinds of fubdraisers.
All the Girl Scouts will do is let her sell the cookies but eliminate her from the competition. It is not complicated at all, especially since she is NOT a girl scout.
As long as everything is on the up and up, let her sell tons of cookies. The Girl Scouts can only benefit from it.
Like Cheryl A. said, she's not even a girl scout.
What I don't want to hear however is that they're taking a cut.
Just follow the money and the association ends up winning.
all in all.i assume some well off kid in the troop got jealous that their daughter is being out done by a not so well off kid
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the girl scouts are going to have tons of egg on their face with this one.they are trying to help out a local troop and friend who doesnt get much funds.there is no wrong in that.
I fail to understand how reality stars are relevant to society just because a money-making entity aka television company says so (including choosing to elevate them to public awareness via a television platform/cable television) and I really wish reality television would disappear...including the Kardashians. Reality TV is mental leprosy and people like Mama June and Honey Boo Boo and Kim Kardashian are the diseased limbs of reality TV...they are the dregs of society: No talent, not interesting, not inspiring, NOT RELEVANT.
I dont have a problem with her selling the cookies, at all. Like her mom said, it's for a good cause. But, aren't there awards and whatnot for top sellers? Her girl scout friend should not be eligible for such.
There is a breakdown in the GSA leadership heirarchy. I think what might happen is that the sales from this troop will be disqualified for not complying with the rules. Maybe the girl who is cheating will have her sales confiscated by the national organization.
The whole point of the cookie sales is to teach good values. The girl scouts have to say a pledge every meeting that on their honor they will try to serve God, their country, and mankind, and to live by the girl scout law. Then the law is like promising to be honest, to be fair, to help where they are needed, etc.
This is not honest and fair and it is breaking the GS law. If June wanted to help by driving the kid around and waiting in her car while she went door to door, that might be alright. Selling cookies online for her is not alright.
If they are doing this wimp out thing of having cookie shops in front of grocery stores, maybe she can let HBB be the guest of honor there. That might be allowed.
Only girls scouts are supposed to be making the sales.
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Ghost-ridden coffee house and neighborhood hangout offers garden seating and light eating, mainly breakfast or lunch sandwiches named after the volcanoes of the world (get it?). You may get bonked on the head by dropping figs. But the fabulous jungle deck transports you from the hardscape of the streets, and the vegan donuts will take you all the way to heaven.
Sunday | 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
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Tuesday | 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. |
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Cuisine | Café, Salads, Sandwiches |
Price range of entrées | $3 - $7 |
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Kids menu | No |
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Vegetarian friendly | Yes |
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FOR years urban planners have emphasised the needs of the motorist over those of the pedestrian. Thanks partly to greenery, partly to a greater understanding of how pedestrians behave, and partly to concerns about social cohesion, priorities are changing.
London provides two good examples of this shift. On February 1st Exhibition Road, a landmark street near many of the city's museums, is being formally reopened after a three-year construction project to turn it into something that transport engineers like to call a "shared space". Kerbs have been stripped out, along with the usual road markings, to create a thoroughfare that is designed to be shared by cyclists, pedestrians and cars alike. The idea, adopted from continental Europe, is to create an area which is not just more pleasant for people on foot but also safer because it encourages drivers to pay closer attention to their surroundings.
Less experimentally, big improvements have already been made to Oxford Circus, one of the city's busiest intersections. The junction between Oxford Street and Regent Street sees as many as 40,000 people pass through every hour, and only 2,000 vehicles. Until 2009, however, pedestrians came well down the pecking order. In the language of planners, pedestrians were unable to follow their desire lines, the paths they want to take as opposed to the ones they are meant to. At Oxford Circus, giving rein to people's desire lines has meant ripping out guard railings that hemmed pedestrians in and allowing people to cross the junction diagonally as well as from side to side (a feature known as a pedestrian scramble).
Desire lines can be seen in virtually every public park as the informal dirt trails trampled by walkers as they head off path networks to their preferred destination. They also exist over longer distances within cities. Pedestrians seem to prefer routes that afford most visibility, for example. An experiment carried out by Jan Wiener and colleagues at Freiburg University in Germany gave people a choice of two paths in a virtual environment: they reliably chose the direction which had the longest line of sight.
Similarly, people seem to like routes that head in a constant direction. According to Ruth Conroy Dalton of the University of Northumbria, people perceive routes with changes in directions to be longer than straighter ones, even if they are actually the same distance. Odder still, equivalent routes that have landmarks on them are also reckoned to be longer than routes that do not. That may be because memorising changes in direction and landmarks both require the brain to do more work than a route that simply heads in as straight a line as possible.
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Of course, we won't know for a couple years how this pick really panned out. But it is still fun to speculate with the information we have in front of us. I'll include the breakdown from the pundits and grade (when given) as well as my take. Since I'm a teacher--I'll even have a little fun with it and include an overall GPA.
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SB Nation |
Dan Kadar |
2.7 |
"Williams is a hard worker, which the Broncos value. The grade isn't higher because he's not much of a pass rusher. It was something of a surprise that the Broncos didn't take a pass rusher in the first round." |
Seems like this assessment is based purely on stats, if you've seen film on this guy, he has a great first step and is definitely the interior pass rusher the Broncos lack. Broncos get dinged a little bit because it wasn't a DE. |
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Tom Layberger |
3.6 |
"With Elvis Dumervil having departed, the defensive line became a position of need. Williams may not be at the elite level of some of the other tackles that were selected earlier in the round, but he is quick and can wreak plenty of havoc on an opposing offensive line." |
It is nice to see an understanding that pass rush can be generated from the inside as well as from the edge. |
SI.com |
Chris Burke |
3.7 |
"Williams was right in the mix with the top DTs in this draft, perhaps a step below Sharrif Floyd, Star Lotulelei or Sheldon Richardson, but certainly atop the second teir. The North Carolina product is a bit more raw than Floyd or Logulelei at this point" |
I've stated that if he was healthy Williams would have been a top 10 talent with Star and Floyd, Burke seems to back that up to an extent. |
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Rob Rang |
2.0 |
"Williams' quickness and overall athleticism stunned talent evaluators who watched him at the UNC Pro Day, and he's certainly flashed talent for the Tar Heels. His motor, however, was too inconsistent for many." |
Do people understand this guy played hurt last year? |
Bleacher Report |
Ethan Grant |
3.7 |
None |
None |
Walter Football |
Walter Football |
4.0 |
"It was either Sylvester Williams or Tank Carradine here for the Broncos, and Williams was discussed as highly as 18 to the Cowboys. Denver didn't have an interior pass rush, so Williams definitely helps in that area." |
Yes! We have an understanding that pass rush can come from the middle. |
Todd McShay/Bill Williamson |
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None |
"That is a steal in the first round" -McShay "The Williams choice was typical of the John Elway regime. The Broncos took the best defensive player on the board." -Williamson |
We heard the Broncos had the opportunity to move back but ultimately decided to stay when Sly fell. Fox said it was BPA by position of need. |
My Take
Folks that tended to grade this pick lower either dinged the Broncos because of a perceived lack of attention to a pass rusher. This is laziness folks. People assume that the Broncos should have replaced the loss of Dumervil with a DE. DE might still be a need, and the Broncos could still very well add an edge pass rusher, but the fact that the pass rush can come from the middle was lost on some. Other reasons this pick was downgraded was because of a perceived lack of effort at times from Williams. He played hurt last season. Bum ankle took away some of his explosiveness. Still managed to put up some decent sack numbers as an interior pass rusher.
Some rational reasons why the pick was downgraded include the fact that Sly is still a bit unpolished. He has a late start to football and still needs to refine his technique. Guess what though? Fox and Del Rio have gotten the max out of guys like Bunkley, Vickerson, Unrein, and Bannen. These guys aren't exactly overflowing with talent. Excited to see what they can do with Sly and his immense upside.
Overall GPA: 3.28 B
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Ow, this hurts for devoted BlackBerry users who also like Gmail: Google is ending its support for the Gmail App for BlackBerry as of Nov. 22.
"Over this past year, we've focused efforts on building a great Gmail experience in the mobile browser and will continue investing in this area," Google said on its blog. " Users may continue to use the app, if installed, however it will not be supported by Google, or available for download starting Nov. 22."
BlackBerry users can "continue to access Gmail through the mobile Web app at http://www.gmail.com in their BlackBerry Web browser," Google said.
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1:35 PM ET, May 13, 2012
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
W: T. Watson (3-0)
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PITTSBURGH -- After four hours in the rain and with his team down to its fourth first baseman, Josh Harrison wasn't going to be patient.
With the winning run at second and two outs in the bottom of the 12th at soggy PNC Park, Harrison didn't pass up a first-pitch fastball from Fernando Rodriguez.Harrison pulled a liner to left, driving in Clint Barmes and giving the Pittsburgh Pirates a 3-2 win over the Houston Astros on Sunday."Pitchers really aren't going to fool around in that situation," Harrison said. "They're going to try to attack the zone. Anytime you've got the winning run in scoring position, if you've got a pitch to hit, you don't want to let it go."Harrison's first hit in four at-bats Sunday capped a Pirates comeback that included a ninth-inning rally against Houston closer Brett Myers and gave them their fourth win in six games.With two outs and no one on in the 12th, Houston manager Brad Mills went to Rodriguez (1-4) to face Barmes. Barmes doubled to left and scored on the next pitch, sliding under the tag of Jason Castro, who received a high throw from Justin Maxwell."It's a lot of fun to score that kind of run," said Barmes, Pittsburgh's regular shortstop who in the top of the inning manned first base for the first time in his career.The inning before that, Pirates starting catcher Rod Barajas made his first appearance at the position since July 9, 2008."My mentality has always been to win the game in nine innings -- after that, all bets were off," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "We were trying out first baseman. One of them actually played there before, too."It was a good team win. Everybody threw something in; everybody needed to do something."Tony Watson (3-0) pitched a perfect 12th to earn the win, following a hitless inning each from Jason Grilli, Joel Hanrahan and Juan Cruz.Starter A.J. Burnett allowed two runs on six hits in eight innings for the Pirates, who got two hits from Neil Walker.Due largely to eight dominant innings from starter Wandy Rodriguez, the Astros were on the verge of winning a road series for the first time since June 17-19, 2011.But Pittsburgh tied it in the ninth when Jose Tabata scored on a Pedro Alvarez sacrifice fly after Pittsburgh loaded the bases with no outs against Myers, who blew his first save in 10 opportunities."I made a good pitch on Alvarez," Myers said. "I thought it was a strike, (umpire Jim Reynolds) called it a ball, then the sacrifice fly the next pitch. That's the way it goes sometimes. Some calls go our way; sometimes they don't. I mean, I shouldn't have ever been in that situation."The start of the game was delayed 29 minutes, and a light rain persisted throughout the majority of the afternoon.Walker and Andrew McCutchen each hit one-out doubles to right in the first, giving the Pirates a 1-0 lead. Two batters later, Casey McGehee walked. The only other baserunner Wandy Rodriguez would allow was a leadoff single by Alvarez in the fourth, but he was erased when Yamaico Navarro grounded into a double play.Wandy Rodriguez had seven strikeouts to give him 31 in his past three outings against Pittsburgh. He retired the final 14 batters he faced. Despite conceding that "he still had plenty of pitches to go," Mills lifted Rodriguez after throwing 94 pitches, citing the hot bats of Tabata and McCutchen that were due up."It was the right thing to do to get (Myers)," Mills said. "Weather-wise and mound-wise, it was tough."Carlos Lee had two hits and scored both Astros runs, and Castro had two hits and an RBI for Houston, which has lost five of seven.Burnett almost matched Rodriguez. He did not walk a batter and had four strikeouts.Torched for 12 runs in 2 2/3 innings May 2, Burnett has allowed a total of five runs in his other four starts combined.Game notes
Pittsburgh completed a 5-4 homestand in which it scored 23 runs, an average of 2.6 per game. ... Hanrahan pitched the 10th hours after being reinstated to the active roster before the game. He had missed the previous three games on the bereavement list due to the death of his grandmother. ... The Astros traveled to Philadelphia after the game to begin a two-game series in which RHP Lucas Harrell was scheduled to start Monday's opener. ... Pittsburgh will play its first game in the Miami Marlins' new ballpark Monday.
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Scoring Summary
1st | A McCutchen doubled to deep left, N Walker scored. | 0 | 1 | |
5th | J Castro singled to left, C Lee scored. | 1 | 1 | |
7th | C Johnson singled to left, C Lee scored, B Bogusevic to second. | 2 | 1 | |
9th | P Alvarez hit sacrifice fly to left, J Tabata scored. | 2 | 2 | |
12th | J Harrison singled to left, C Barmes scored. | 2 | 3 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA |
Attendance | 27,517 (71.7% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:32 |
Weather | 62 degrees, drizzle |
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Umpires | Home Plate - Jim Reynolds, First Base - Mike Estabrook, Second Base - James Hoye, Third Base - Jim Joyce |
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Looking for a unique addition to your shade garden? Fire Island boats bright-yellow leaves on purple stems, evolving into a light green as the season progresses. (Hosta)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Fortune's Cold Hardy Holly Fern
As the name suggests, this Fern is easy to grow and tolerates full shade to partial sun. A foliage plant all season long, plant amongst your favorite flowering-plants for a textured, green backdrop. (Crytomium fortunei)
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Mophead Hydrangea Magical Harmony
This long-lasting Mophead variety changes from a bright green to either pink or blue as the season progresses, keeping its green edges. A fabulous addition to any summer garden. (Hydrangea macrophylla) PPAF
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Per Plant - 4" pot
Reblooming Daylily Tuscawilla Tigress
Ignite your summer garden with this fire-orange Daylily. Tuscawilla Tigress boasts big, bright-orange blooms with a deep center and white markings on the petals. This deer-resistant favorite is a re-bloomer, illuminating the summer garden twice in one season.
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Per Bag of 1
Lavender Phenomenal
This lavender variety is one of the hardiest and is extremely easy to grow, withstanding high heat and humidity. The gorgeous, purple blooms are very fragrant and attract butterflies to the garden. (Lavandula x intermedia) PPAF
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Red-stemmed Lady Fern Lady in Red
Vibrant, burgundy-colored stems create a dramatic contrast with the bright-green fronds. Loving moist, shady areas, this fern creates a vibrant statement on its own or paired with your favorite flowering plants. (Athyrium niponicum pictum)
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Strawberry Surecrop
This easy-to-grow Strawberry is hardy, disease-resistant and has high yields. Surecrop is cold hardy and self pollinating, usually ripening in mid summer. (Fragaria x ananassa)
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Per Package of 15
$0.90 / Per Root
Creeping Thyme Pink Chintz
Creeping Pink Chintz is a flat-growing variety, with light-pink flowers that open up in the summer months. This variety will withstand some foot traffic, making it the ideal candidate for a lawn substitute or planting between stonework. (Thymus)
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Per Plant - 2.5" pot
Penstemon Dark Towers
A taller variety, Dark Towers boasts pale lavender blooms offset by dark purple foliage and stems. This butterfly magnet thrives in full sun and is drought-tolerant. (Penstemon) PP#20013
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Sedum kamtschaticum Variegatum
Variegatum is more compact than other Sedum varieties and boasts green and cream variegated foliage. Star-shaped, cheerful yellow blooms mature to crimson as the season progresses. (Sedum kamtschaticum)
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Lilac Palibin
This dwarf Lilac variety boasts reddish-purple buds that open up into gorgeous, pale-purple blooms. The fragrant flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies and make for wonderful cut bouquets. (Syringa meyeri)
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Per Plant - 2.5" pot
Thyme Hi Ho Silver
With strong flavor used in many culinary dishes, Hi Ho Silver's variegated foliage adds unique color and texture to any garden. (Thymus)
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Per Plant - 2.5" pot
Astilbe Younique Silvery Pink
Growing to be about 12-18" tall, this shade-loving perennial is perfect for the border of your garden or planted in containers. Silvery Pink is drought-tolerant and extremely easy to grow. (Astilbe) PP#20656
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Per Bag of 3
$5.99 / Per Root
Phlox Blue Flame
From the Phlox Flame Series, Blue Flame's gorgeous blue blooms are formed on compact foliage. This variety is known for being disease-resistant and boasts fragrant flowers. (Phlox paniculata)
More DetailsItem #: ASL9Q31As Low As $13.95
Per Plant - 3" pot
Sedum spurium John Creech
This easy-to-grow groundcover creates a lush carpet of foliage with small, light green leaves and soft pink flowers. Perfect for rock walls, this Sedum will grow almost anywhere. (Sedum spurium)
More DetailsItem #: ASL7S31SALE: $9.95 $8.96
Per Plant - 3.5" pot
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