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The council provides pay and display car parks across the East Riding of Yorkshire together with areas of on street paid parking. Council wardens patrol these areas and will issue parking charge notices in all cases where non-payment, out of bay or time expired parking is identified.
Information about where to find car parks, purchasing a permit and reporting a defect fault.
Information about secure car parks and the park mark award.
Explains how to appeal and how to pay parking fines.
Explains where to find information and why we charge.
What controlled parking zones (CPZs) are and where they are located. For permits see the section below.
Buying and renewing parking permits - for residents, visitors, carers and contractors.
Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) is the name given to the transfer of powers from the Police to local authorities for enforcing parking contraventions.
View the statistics for the civil parking enforcement and the annual parking report.
Information about what Bridlington park and ride is, its location, cost of parking, opening times, number of spaces, toilets, distance from beach, getting on the bus or land train and disabled facilities.
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Random thoughts for a Tuesday morning, getting ready for the end of the 2012 football season on Sunday, wondering whatever happened to Danny Reyes, a two-time CIF-SS 189-pound wrestling champion in 2008-09 from Hesperia High School.
These are not great times for school districts, which are facing stressful economic hardships and deciding what programs to cut to balance the books.
Some districts have targeted athletic programs to save money. Those sports include tennis, golf, badminton, swimming and track and field.
Trimming the likes of baseball and softball would, more than likely, create such a firestorm it would resonate in the voting booth the next time school board members were up for election.
Here's a suggestion for multi-high school districts on how to avoid such a death blow for deserving athletes and their parents: Form a district team composed of athletes from all impacted schools to be determined by tryouts.
Of course the CIF, on the State and Southern Section levels, would have to approve. It's much better for these student-athletes to be given an opportunity to compete than be denied.
Having one team would save the district money just in not having to hire as many coaches. Logistics can be worked out; that's not the major hurdle.
There will be the argument such a move would create a "super" team, but let's look at the reality. The districts that have targeted tennis and golf, for example, aren't those with country clubs that cater to younger members.
It also would create a unity among the district that is sometimes difficult to achieve.
The alternatives are much harder to envision. It will take some creative thinking. ...
Our thoughts and prayers remain with Eisenhower High School boys basketball coach Steve Johnson, a victim of gunfire last week who's surely missed on the Eagles' sideline.
While social media can be great, it also can be misused rather easily. Johnson has been the victim of the latter, with opinion substituted for fact by unknowing individuals.
A reputation built over the course of many years has been degraded by those without credibility. ...
The Victor Valley College football team has come to the rescue of the school's basketball program. The Rams aren't winning on the court, but football players are making sure the school is represented.
A series of events forced the school to reschedule two games when the roster dropped to five players. Fortunately, football athletes stepped in and, while not winning, saved the program and demonstrated their athletic abilities and school pride. ...
Want to feel a bit older?
Upland High School and Cal State San Bernardino graduate Jimmy Alapag (where he last played in 1999-2000), is approaching his 10th season as a Philippine Basketball Association player.
During that time he's won five championships, made nine all-star game appearances and won an MVP award. Not bad for the 10th pick in the 2003 PBA draft.
There has been much talk lately about Alapag. He's third in PBA history in 3-point shots, which leads to the question as to whether he's the "best point guard in PBA history." ...
Football won't be finished until Sunday's Super Bowl, but basketball is ongoing and Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State San Bernardino start their baseball seasons Friday.
The Coyotes will host Bethesda of Anaheim at Fiscalini Field at 2p.m. Cal Poly will host St. Martin's at 1p.m. in the first of a four-game set at John Scolinos Field. ...
The 66ers will hold auditions for singers and musicians to perform the national anthem before their games at San Manuel Stadium this season. The tryouts will be at the Inland Center Mall on March 2 beginning at
10:30 a.m.
There is a catch. You can sing or play the national anthem but without any sheet music, lyric pages and pre-recorded background music, and instruments must be carried by hand - all with 90 seconds.
That certainly will eliminate any Hollywood types from stealing an opportunity from an "Inland Idol" hopeful.
Participants can pre-register by calling Ashley Anderson at 909-888-9922 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. ...
School cuts, part 2: At a recent Victor Valley Union High School School District meeting to discuss proposed cuts, including tennis, students from another district showed up to support their rivals.
James Konoske of Silverado High School pleaded with the district not to cut tennis. Players from Granite Hills in Apple Valley, a Silverado rival, were in attendance.
That's what it's all about. ...
From the voice mail: "I thought you were pretty accurate on why it's so difficult to select a high school head football coach. I think it's one of the most important positions on campus, whether the administrators agree or not. Perhaps not as key as a principal, but certainly right there.
"Having said that, would a school district ever consider a walk-on principal? I think not. Yet, it's all right for the football coach?" - J.T.
It raises an interesting point, but football coaches are not on the same level as a principal, whose responsibilities are far much greater. Their common interest is the welfare of students and preparing them for the future. ...
While I certainly respect Phil Mickelson as a golfer, his comments about possibly moving over the state income tax bracket were beyond anything I could imagine. But then, my yearly salary is nowhere close to Mickelson's eight figures.
Ol' Lefty has the right to speak his mind on the subject, and he does pay a lot of taxes. That's one of our rights as an American. However, let him move to another state if he wishes. We just don't want to listen to complaints. ...
Can Miller High School football strike gold twice?
Years ago, the Rebels went outside the area and into a lower level by selecting Jeff Steinberg of Ridgecrest Burroughs as a new football coach. Miller enjoyed success with Steinberg, a status seldom achieved since.
If the school board approves him, the Rebels will go with Justin Nast of Clovis. That's an area that knows all about prep football, which gives Nast a solid background for his new challenge. ...
Super Bowl prediction: Having been influenced by the joy grandson Louis Bryan Brewster shows for his favorite NFL team, we'll go with the 49ers by the score of 31-24.

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Insidious Chapter 2
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The haunted Lambert family seeks to uncover the mysterious childhood secret that has left them dangerously connected to the spirit world. Stars: Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Ty Simpkins
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Visualizing Globalization: Bound Together in the 21st Century
A talk by Nayan Chanda of The Yale Center for the Study of Globalization presented by The John Parke Young Initiative on the Global Economy and The McKinnon Center for Global Affairs
Nayan Chanda is the Director of Publications and the Editor of Yale Global Online Magazine at the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization. For nearly thirty years before he joined Yale University, Chanda was with the Hong Kong-based magazine the Far Eastern Economic Review as its editor, editor-at-large and correspondent. In 1989-90 Chanda was a Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington. From 1990-1992 Chanda was editor of The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, published from New York.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014 - Thursday, April 3, 2014
A Talk by Sergei Plekhanov: Russia & America: Partners and Rivals
Dr. Sergei Plekhanov gives a talk entitled "Russia & America: Partners and Rivals."
Dr. Plekhanov received his B.A. and M.A. in international relations from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations and a Ph.D. in history from the institute for the Study of the USA and Canada of thet Soviet Academy of Sciences.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Get the Scoop: Professional Development Q&A
Get answers to your questions about majors, questions about leadership opportunities on campus, greek life, being pre-med or pre-law, on Oxy UN, volunteering, interning, and research. Upperclassmen experienced in all these areas and representing a variety of majors will be on hand to answer your questions about anything and everything involved in rounding out your undergraduate experience and padding out those resumes, including what will best enhance the major you choose.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Fireside Chat: Robotics
Join Chris Cianci, an Oxy '03 graduate with a degree in Physics, for a Fireside Chat on Robotics.
Chris currently works for Applied Minds, LLC, a small independent research laboratory in Glendale, CA where he spends most of his time "building giant robots, and then making them smart". Through the 3/2 exchange program with Caltech, he also received a degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering in 2003, after which he continued on to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), where he completed his Ph.D. in Robotics in 2009.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Kinesiology Senior Comp Presentations
The Kinesiology Department presents this year's senior comprehensive presentations.
Stuart Lai: The Functional Anatomy of Learning
Elizabeth Messick: Proprioception Training for Prevention and Rehabilitation of Ankle Injuries
Brittni Walker: Social Physique Anxiety and Disordered Eating among Female Collegiate Volleyball Athletes
Geneva Perez: The Role of Heat Acclimatization of Exercise Performance in the Heat
Lindsay Albino: The effects of Kinesiotaping on Lower Limbs
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Campus-Wide Diversity Conversation Part 2
This is the second in a series of conversations on the future of diversity at Oxy and the capabilities of assessment to inform change.
Facilitated by Dr. Hanna Spinosa of the Office of Institutional Research, Assessment, and Planning, the agenda for the conversation includes such topics as the identification of diversity data; defining benchmarks; discussing next steps for assessment; and soliciting feedback.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies Intern Program Session
The Oxy community is invited to an information session on the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies-Regional Security Studies Intern Program. A representative from APCSS will be on-campus to recruit for the fall 2014, spring 2015, and summer 2015 sessions.
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* Interns may also assist in other program areas such as outreach and workshops, alumni networks and associations, supporting our on-line communities of interests, and other duties as appropriate.
* Interns are expected to work 20-40 hours per week and 40 hours per week during resident events.
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Utes Moving Past OSU Loss And Right Towards Provo
(KUTV) The Utes game with Oregon State was an all-out classic! The Utes coming up short by a 51-48 final in OT but there's little time to lament things with the rival game against BYU taking place in Provo one week later. Adam Mikulich was on for the duration of Saturday's Pac 12 showdown and brings us a chat with Kyle Whittingham, Travis Wilson, and a look ahead to BYU.
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How to Be a Smarter Patient
Finding Dr. Right
I've survived breast cancer -- twice. And I'm a health journalist. My life and my living depend on asking doctors the right questions, so you'd think I would be a smart patient, right?
The truth is, I've done some dumb things. I've gone to appointments unprepared, left without knowing what I really needed to know, and had tests and procedures I probably could have skipped. I even put off one surgical decision till the very last minute, still debating options while the nurse was starting my IV. While my errors haven't caused any catastrophes, they could have. Medical mishaps occur every day -- but we don't want them to happen to you. That's why we asked members of the LHJ Medical Advisory Board to share their best insider advice to help you work the system like a pro and get the best care possible.Finding Dr. Right
Most people spend more time researching a household appliance than shopping for a physician, but your health is worth the effort.Tap Your Social Network
You can find a great doctor by asking an acquaintance with your exact same problem or someone who works with doctors every day. "With Facebook, everyone can have a doctor friend one step away. Use your connections to come up with names," suggests David Kriegel, MD, director of the Manhattan Center for Dermatology in New York City. Looking for a surgeon? Ask your friends if they know a local anesthesiologist, scrub nurse, or surgical resident, because they see what goes on in the OR every day and know who the most skilled specialists are. If you need an orthopedic doctor, talk to a physical therapist. And no one knows obstetricians like a labor and delivery nurse.
Erin Turner, 29, of Arlington, Virginia, found the perfect doctor thanks to Twitter when she learned that a specialist at the Mayo Clinic, Richard Berger, MD, was hosting an online chat about wrist pain. Turner described the pain she had lived with for five years and the treatments she'd had, and Dr. Berger recommended she get a second opinion. Turner researched his credentials and experience and decided she should see him. "Less than 24 hours after my initial appointment with Dr. Berger, I not only had a new diagnosis but had surgery to correct a torn ligament," she says.Don't Be Afraid to Consider a New Doctor
It's important to build a relationship with a physician you see regularly, but don't fall into the trap of being too loyal. What kind of woman cheats on her favorite doc? A smart one. Even a specialist can't be an expert on everything within her specialty. "For example, it's hard for women to acknowledge that the obstetrician they love and trust may not be the best person for every gynecological problem," says Lauren Streicher, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University. "One gynecologist might be an expert in PMS while another concentrates on menopause or hysterectomies. If a physician is interested in a specific problem, she'll read about it, see more patients with it, and get better at treating it."
If you have questions your doctor isn't able to answer or a problem that's not getting resolved, or you're at a certain life stage, such as trying to have a baby or going through perimenopause, go with the expert more specialized in your type of case. You can always switch to your former physician -- or not.Dig a Little Deeper
To find a doctor who focuses on your specific problem, take your research to the next level. Check with a teaching hospital referral service. They usually list detailed information about each doctor's particular interests. Don't assume that the department head is your best bet; he may be at the top because of his administrative abilities, not his medical skills, says Robynne K. Chutkan, MD, the founder and medical director of the Digestive Center for Women in Washington, D.C.
While searching for a specialist, get suggestions from the local chapter of an advocacy group, like the National MS Society or the American Diabetes Society, or a professional organization such as the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists. For serious or complicated problems, use Google Scholar or PubMed.gov to find doctors who publish papers on your condition. And patient-support groups often have great advice about local providers, treatments, common side effects, and how to cope.Find a Surgical Specialist
Experience counts when treating any tricky condition but especially when it comes to surgery. One of the best questions you can ask a potential surgeon is, How many times have you done this particular procedure? "That doesn't mean that an orthopedic surgeon who does knees and shoulders and broken arms can't do a knee as well as someone who only works on knees," says Daniel Rousso, MD, past president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. "He may be an exceptional surgeon who can do it all. But the people who do mainly one procedure get the kinks worked out."Keep It in Perspective
Of course, you don't always need -- or even want -- the most specialized expert you can find. There will be times when you need a physician with a broad, experienced view to balance the narrow focus of some specialists. For example, if you go to a breast surgeon after an abnormal mammogram, you may end up with a breast biopsy -- even though watchful waiting might be the best course of action, says Dr. Chutkan. Sometimes the best physician for the job is someone with a wider focus who can help you decide where to go for the next step and how to sort through conflicting advice.Do a Background Check
Once you have a list of physicians, check their credentials. Go to the Federation of State Medical Boards (fsmb.org) to access information about licensing and complaint history. Resist the temptation to look at doctor-rating sites. Dr. Streicher and Dr. Chutkan both caution that some sites encourage doctors to become paid members, which then boosts their rankings, and others simply don't have enough consumer reviews to be reliable or objective. Finally, go to the American Board of Medical Specialties (abms.org) to be sure your top candidates are board-certified. Then make an appointment.


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We're not here to take over the parenting role. We are here to help students develop into responsible and mature individuals and health care professionals. What is student development? We provide opportunities for students to achieve competence in academic and non-academic areas. We challenge them while also providing support. We teach them how to manage emotions, from anger to self-esteem and everything in between. We help them become independent so that they are no longer dependent but rather interdependent on others. We encourage them to determine who they really are on many different levels. We support the development of positive relationships with family, friends, faculty, and staff. We help them identify and pursue their purpose. We offer assistance as they develop their values and figure out what they stand for. How do we help? As student services staff we, Make ourselves available during "office hours" and beyond. We invite and welcome students coming to us with problems.
Student services staff are "problem solvers". We provide free academic and personal counseling. We intervene if we become aware of potentially serious or life-threatening behavior. We treat students as adults and professionals by getting them involved in solving their own problems. We respect students' privacy yet don't always promise confidentiality - after all, we may need to get others involved in order to ensure students' well-being. We don't serve as "baby-sitters" for students. We are concerned with students' safety and educate them on ways to keep themselves safe. We expect students to take responsibility for their actions. We are here to support and serve students.
What do we expect of students?
We expect students to take responsibility for their lives and be responsible for: Their behavioral choices. Following the rules. Academic honesty. Personal integrity. Developing health, study, eating, and sleep habits. Seeking academic or personal assistance when needed. Being a positive member of the College "family". It is hard for most parents to "let go" of their student; however, support is available for students so parents and families know they are in good hands. There is a web of support for students. Each of these individuals is here to assist your student to become a mature individual and health care professional.
These people include: Counseling Services Your student's advisor Faculty Your student's program director Tutors Student and professional residence life staff Peers Career Services The Disabilities Coordinator Student Services Staff Other College Staff and Administration Parents and family members can assist their student in this transition through the following actions: Take emotional issues seriously and encourage your student to talk with someone - RA, counselor, advisor, faculty member, etc. Send healthy snacks. Suggest ways to incorporate physical activity into their schedule. Leave the lines of communication open. Regularly ask what he/she is learning. Encourage them to seek academic assistance at the first grade of "D" or "F" in any course. Help him/her figure out how to balance, work, social life, and school activities. Set limits if your student is using a credit card you provided. Work up a budget. Encourage personal safety. Role model what you want to see in your student. Remember this is a time of transition and growth. Adapted from A New Chapter, Paper Clip Communications 2004
FAQs for Parents and Families
Download a list of Frequently Asked Questions here.
Students' Rights of Access to Their Educational Record
Students and their parents/family members are often surprised by the limited information which can be released from student records to anyone other than the student due to the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974. For instance, students? parents or employers are not automatically allowed access to their grades, class attendance, or results of disciplinary proceedings.
To learn more about this law and your rights please read the information below and also see the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Students? Rights of Access To Their Educational Record Jefferson College of Health Sciences complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), as amended (often referred to as the ?Buckley Amendment?), which protects the privacy of educational records, establishes students? rights to inspect their records, provides guidelines for correcting inaccurate or misleading data, and permits students to file complaints with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office. Specifically, students are afforded the following rights with respect to their educational records, the right to inspect and review the student's educational records within 45 days of the day Jefferson College of Health Sciences receives a request for access.
Students should submit to the Registrar, Dean for Academic and Student Services, or program director written requests that identify the record (s) they wish to inspect. The Jefferson College of Health Sciences? official will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the Jefferson College of Health Sciences official to whom the request was submitted, that employee will advise the student of the correct official to whom the request should be addressed. b. The right to request an amendment of the students? educational records. Students may ask Jefferson College of Health Sciences to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. They should write the Jefferson College of Health Sciences official responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If Jefferson College of Health Sciences decides not to amend the record as requested by the student, Jefferson College of Health Sciences will notify the student of the decision and advise the student of his/her right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a hearing. c. The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student's educational records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosures without consent: The right to inspect a student's academic record is limited to the student. Disability and other health/medically related records are not part of a student's educational record. Access to student's records, except directory information which may be released, is never granted to individuals from off campus requesting information, unless the student involved has given written permission, or as applicable law requires. Directory information is defined as the student?s name, program of study, degrees granted, classification, enrollment status and dates of attendance. Students may restrict access to their directory information by contacting the Registrar's Office and filing a written request.
In addition, Jefferson College of Health Sciences will release announcements of academic honors and awards upon authorization by the student to do so, and Jefferson College of Health Sciences will publish, for internal use, a student directory, that includes names, addresses and campus telephone numbers. To further minimize the risk of improper disclosure, academic and disciplinary records are kept separate. Jefferson College of Health Sciences expects that students will discuss their academic progress with their parents. Students may authorize disclosure of information to parents or anyone else by completing a Consent to Disclose Information from Educational Records Form available in the Registrar?s Office. Upon request, Jefferson College of Health Sciences will exercise its discretion to disclose information from the student?s educational records to authorized individuals under the following circumstances:
- Through the written consent of the student
- By submission of evidence that the parents declared the student as a dependent on their most recent federal income tax form
- In compliance with a subpoena.
In cases of divorce, separation or custody, when only one parent declares the student as dependent, an institution may grant equal access to information from the student's educational records. However, when access is given to one parent, Jefferson College of Health Sciences must grant equal access to the other parent upon request, unless there is a court order, state stature, or legally binding document stating otherwise.
One exception that permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by Jefferson College of Health Sciences in an administrative, supervisory, academic, research, or support staff position (including security personnel); a person or company whom Jefferson College of Health Sciences has contracted (such as an attorney, auditor, or an official agent); a person serving on the Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an educational record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility. The student has the right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning the alleged failures by Jefferson College of Health Sciences to comply with requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is The Family Policy Compliance Offices, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-4605


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Before you know it school will be out for the summer and your kids will be begging you for something to do. Here's more on an upcoming camp that should be a home run, slam dunk, goal and a hole in one all wrapped in one.
Folks with the Avera Sports Institute have come up with a plan that is sure to big hit with your kids. They have put together a first of its kind for Sioux Falls called "The Fundamentals of Sports Camp". It's an hour a day, 5 days a week for three weeks. Weather won't be a problem either since the camp is their dome.
Avera Sports Institute Manager Jason Askew says, "It was a way for us to work with our charter members Dakota Gold Soccer, Todd Kolb Golf, Nate Tibbetts Basketball to offer a comprehensive sports skills camp here in our building for area youth this summer."
The kids, boys and girls, will be split into 3 age groups, 5 and 6 year olds in one group, 7 and 8 year olds in another and 9 and 10 year olds in the last group. Since they will learn a different skill each day, it might just bring out the Tiger Woods, Cal Ripken Jr., Lebron James or David Beckham in them.
Sioux Empire Baseball Association (SEBA) Director Lyle Smith says, "I think so many of these skills transcend all sports. It's not specifically geared to baseball. We are teaching the basic skills they'll need to know to play a lot of sports. As everyone can probably understand, the more skills you have the greater opportunity for success and enjoyment you'll have in the sport."
Organizers hope that while the kids will learn the proper techniques in each sport, along with hand and eye coordination/ foot and eye coordination, they'll also pick up some life skills.
Steve Burckhalter, Director of Dakota Gold Soccer Club, says, "Any time you work with other people it's super important and I think sports offers us a unique opportunity to teach that cooperation, sharing that's important for kids and really for adults too."
No matter what size of ball the kids find they excel in, the ultimate goal is for the kids to have a ball. The camp runs from June 8th through the 26th. If you want to enroll your children call the Avera Sports Institute 605.322.FAST
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This story looks at the impact the agreement between the SEC and Big 12 will have on college football. It's likely to reignite more conference realignment.
via rcp.roslynschools.org This likely won't be a consistent, daily feature, but as relevant rumors worth noting (recruiting-related and otherwise) come up I'll probably throw one up. Because who...
The SEC could realign its divisions in order to preserve its most important and historic series.
Chris Dobbertean of Blogging the Bracket thinks TCU's likely move to the Big 12 makes sense, even if it is likely to create further ripples nationally.
Open Thread for conference realignment discussions today
And on the seventh day, the Atlantic Coast Conference's powers that be did not rest. Instead, they expanded their loop, making Pittsburgh and Syracuse the league's 13th and 14th members. This move...
Beergut the Financial Adviser and Seer of Conference Alignments Is For Hire
SEC Realignment: Analysis Of Baylor's Legal Position Vs. The SEC. An attempt by the laymen at A Sea of Blue to sort through Baylor's threat to sue the SEC.
SEC Realignment: Not So Fast -- Baylor May Throw A Monkey In Texas A&M's Wrench. Baylor threatens to sue the SEC if they accept Texas A&M, and withdraws their consent for TAMU to leave the Big 12.
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The Attorney General informed the Hinds County Supervisors that any one appointed to fill an unexpired term must live in that district.
Gil Sturgis, who had worked for Supervisor Doug Anderson, had individually contacted Hinds Supervisors to offer to serve after Anderson resigned.
Sturgis doesn't live in Hinds County District 2 and that is what prompted them to get the Attorney General's opinion.
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When it comes to fantasy drafts these days, there's too much information out there. Every sleeper has been uncovered. Every bust has been busted. And every projection has been dissected, defended, criticized and crucified. What's left?
Well, you still have to go out and draft and the players have to go out and perform. And no one can predict how things will turn out. Therein lies the rub.
Take Edwin Encarnacion as a representative example. In 2011, every expert, every sports fan, every four-year old girl knew that Edwin Encarnacion sucked. He was awful and would never amount to anything in reality, let alone fantasy, sports. He never hit more than 75 Runs, 26 HRs, 76 RBIs, 8 SBs and most of those stats came when he was 24 and 25. So of course, in 2012, at the age of 29, when he should be beginning nature's inevitable decline, he ends up with a line of 93-42-110-13. Makes sense.
Either his 'new approach at the plate' is code for 'roids, or it really is a new approach at the plate. Either way, I doubt that lightning strikes twice.
This year, ESPN ranks E5 as the #31 player on the board. There's no value there. The cat is out of the bag. If you draft Encarnacion, you need him to put up similar numbers. And if he falls back down to earth (entirely possible), you're left holding the bill.
When it comes to drafting, it's all about value. This is nothing you probably haven't heard before. And it's really simple. There are only a few reasons why a guy is valuable:
1. Bounceback year - A talented player has a bad year, and a track record for good ones, the natural return to the mean means he'll probably have a better year (i.e., Adam Dunn last year)
2. Injury-free - A talented player underperformed because of injury, now he's healthy (similar to bounceback year)
3. Post-hype sleeper - Last year everyone wanted him, but he didn't perform to those high expectations. Now the shine's off and you can get him at a discount.
4. Grandpa - No one likes drafting the old guy whose skills are in decline. But even Billy Beane knows there usually a little bit of juice left to squeeze out.
5. Shitty team - No one wants to draft the clean-up hitter on a team that will score no runs. What's he going to clean up?
6. When all else fails, the guy no one's talking about - If no one's talking about him, there's usually a reason, but that's where the value lies.
And always avoid a guy after a career year.
1. Alex Avila (C) - In 2011, he was a marvel. Out of nowhere. in 2012, he got hurt and underperformed. No one expects much from him, but if he performs close to 2011 you got a steal at the end of your draft where you should be drafting your catcher anyway because catchers don't win you championships. On the other hand, drafting Posey or Mauer in the first 4 rounds can lose you your league.
2. Michael Cuddyer (1B/OF) - No one wants Michael Cuddyer on their team. He's been around so long he makes Paul Konerko look like Anthony Rizzo. It's funny, you'd think Konerko would be the value guy because he's old and everyone thinks he's just about done, but now the hate has gone too far that way and people are sneaky in on Konerko. People love Rizzo and his potential, too. No one love Cuddyer. His name is also difficult to pronounce. Is it Cu-die-er, is it Cuddy-er. Does anyone care? He'll give you 70-24-80-.270 and you'll get him years after Freddie Freeman is off the board.
3. Gordon Beckham (2B) - There's post-hype and then there's post-hype to the tenth power. Gordon Beckham was supposed to do big things and he hasn't even done small things. He's been atrocious. But if there's one guy who could somehow become this year's Edwin Encarnacion, it's him. And if it's not, who cares, he was one of your last picks. At 26, he's poised to hit at least 20 HRs and 75-80 RBIs. If you're lucky, he'll hit over .250.
4. Trevor Plouffe (3B) - Another in the lame name category. But, hey, if people are petty and let names keep them from drafting a guy, then enjoy the value. Cheap power at an infield position, always tasty. Now, I'm not saying he's good, but you can get a guy like Plouffe late and stack up on studs earlier. It's all about risk vs. reward, baby.
5. Josh Reddick (OF) - This guy went from castoff to fantasy hero and now no one believes in him at all. He went 85-32-85-11. That's crazy valuable. Will he hit 32 HRs again, probably not, but the As are going to score runs. They always do and he's in his prime. Everyone loves Cespedes (ESPN #53) who has zero track record in the US and here's a former top prospect finally getting some run and everyone's running the other way. If you have a choice between Cespedes and Reddick, take Reddick. That's the value pick.
6. Ernesto Frieri (RP) - The guy throws heat and did great in the closer role last year. But now the Angels bring in Ryan Madson and there goes all of the love. I like Madson and thought he'd be good for the Reds, but injury stole his season. Whose to say he won't get injured again. Guess who steps right back into the role when/if that happens. If not, you still have a solid MR. Hey, could be worse.
7. Felix Doubront (SP) - Last year, someone in my league drafted him and I laughed at them. Who???? It's called research and I didn't do any. Like most rookies. Doubront was up and down. The guy dropped him, I picked him up and he was...up and down. Great. Nothing new there. But he showed me something. He can strike people out and if I had to choose between Lester and Doubront, I'm taking Doubront. The Red Sox will win games, he's got a year under his belt, I think he improves and the asking price is nothing. Every year a guy like this goes off. This isn't rocket science.
8. Sean Marshall (RP) - The last few years, Marshall has transformed himself into a great pitcher. A few people noticed, but with Aroldis Chapman making waves last season few people cared. Chapman's now in the rotation and Broxton is an injury-risk waiting to happen. Insert Marshall. Simple enough.
It's all about the value. Take the unhyped, unheralded guys late and load up on studs earlier. That's what I'm going to do.


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7/28/13-8/4/13 my husband and I went on Carnival's Freedom ship to Aruba, Rosea Dominica, Grand Turks. We had a balcony on the sixth floor which was very nice also the ship was very nice.
The food was good. The only thing we didn't like was the excursion we went on. In Aruba we did the beach excursion and the beach wasn't very nice in the water there where a lot of rocks in it that you needed to wear shoes which I did not have the right ones. Also the food there was not very good.
We also did a beach excursion in Dominica and that one was a little better. Grand Turks was very nice because when you got off the ship right there was the beach and Margaritiaville and that was very nice. The drinks very very good the only thing was that it was very crowded other than that we had a great time .
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This evening I posted on to the Z's Cup of Tea Facebook wall that I rarely login to Facebook and that I'm more active on Twitter. Before today, I don't remember the last time that I logged in or even posted a status message or shared a link. Nowadays I mostly share my blog posts there via WordPress.com's Publicize feature. I also shared my Facebook post on Twitter:
I use WordPress.com's Publicize feature and rarely login to Facebook. facebook.com/zscupoftea/pos…—
Z's Cup of Tea (@zscupoftea) February 10, 2013
I'm also posting it here because there are many still who aren't on either Facebook or Twitter, or don't go to these sites. The primary reason why I am posting here, though, is to explain more about why I'm not really on Facebook and why I use Twitter more.


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Albion is run-down town that has little going for it except for a couple restaurants and the college.
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Albion is tiny town with a few restaurants. The locals aren't huge fans of college kids, but be nice to them and you'll have no problems. You can always go into Jackson, about 20 minutes away, for tons of food options and shopping.
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The town is small, but is integrated into the college. For this reason, we have wonderful places to just be casual at, whether it's the Subway or other restaurants, the nature center or park, or the gym and pool center. It really makes it feel like I'm living in a town, and not always my dorm. It's also cool because students can actually live in apartments right next to people from town, making it a more realistic living condition, even if you are in the dorms.
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The surrounding town of Albion is crime filled. At night I wouldn't suggest walking alone, even on campus. The town's people come onto campus and attended the frat parties. This causes issues in the frats because the town's people smoke illegal drugs within the frats. Honestly, it is scary to walk campus by yourself at night. We do have campus safety, but that is not enough to ensure safety for all of the students. Not only is the town scary in order to shop you having to take the 20 minute drive out to Jackson Michigan.
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CATEGORIES MoviesAre you a fan of filmmaker Tim Burton or stop-motion animation?
If so, then you're in luck. Burton's next movie "Frankenweenie" (which opens in theaters across North America on October 5), is touring the continent with The Art of "Frankenweenie" Exhibition.
The exhibition captures the magic of the filmmaking process and gives audiences an exclusive glimpse into the stop-motion animation process. From original sketches drawn by Burton to extensive props, sets and puppets, it showcases the artistic detail and vision that has gone into bringing this heartwarming tale to the big screen.
"Frankenweenie" enters into the world of a boy who, inspired by science and the love of his dog, brings his beloved pet Sparky back from the dead. Originally penned by Burton in 1984 (when he was still an animator for Walt Disney Pictures), this is a remake of one of his own first works. Both a parody and an homage to "Frankenstein," this movie is geared to appeal to adults and kids alike.
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Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, is a repressive authoritarian responsible for human rights abuses and severe economic decline. Mugabe's policies are directly responsible for the recent 30% percent reduction in life expectancy as well as turning Zimbabwe from a food exporting country to a food importing country.
So, can somebody explain to me why we should support this dude?
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@Jonathan E.: you seem to have mistaken a fundraiser benefiting the children at an orphanage in Zimbabwe with support for Robert Mugabe and his policies.
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Charles Dickens referred to this sort of thing as "telescopic philanthropy." I share his contempt for people who ignore the needy in their own country in favor of a more "exotic" locale, particularly Zimbabwe, a viciously racist dictatorship.


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The boycotts were threatened. The irate tweets were posted.
NHL fans were fed up with labor strife updates and they weren't coming back to the sport they loved once the lockout was lifted.
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The fans partied in Nashville, Tenn., where $1 hot dogs helped woo Predators fans back to Bridgestone Arena.
In Ohio, the Columbus Blue Jackets came on the ice for warmups wearing jerseys numbered 1 with "Thank You Fans" printed where the player's name is. The jerseys were then given to fans.
In Philadelphia, a city that hasn't sniffed a Stanley Cup parade since 1975, a record 19,994 fans showed up for the season opener against Pittsburgh.
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There was, but unfortunately it turned out that the proto hw we currently have for RDA didn't work properly with the latest firmware, so the device had to be taken out (for time being). It should be restored sooner or later.
I have not managet to see LG KT610 in my RDA applet although I have tried to make a reservation for it. Sometimes the device status is connected and sometimes disconnected in the Reservations page. Whichever, I cannot see it in the RDA applet.
Sorry about the N96... I'm still on summer holiday for 2 weeks so it's up to my substitutes that whether or not they restore the device before that. The latest news I have is that we were basically waiting for newer HW version.
I am trying to use the RDA, (I had used it earlier in past) but from last two days I am getting "connection refused" error. Is the URL: "apu.ndhub.net" correct? This is the hyperlink from URL
html at the bottom below the text: "Start using RDA". This is just to confirm as DNS lookup for this url fails when tried(see below)
The DNS lookup itself fails.
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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Default Server: ptdc.persistent.co.in
Address: 10.77.224.100
> server 188.8.131.52
Default Server: dns.vsnl.net.in
Address: 188.8.131.52
> apu.ndhub.net
Server: dns.vsnl.net.in
Address: 184.108.40.206
*** dns.vsnl.net.in can't find apu.ndhub.net: Server failed
Hello atul_kulkarni,
According to Forum Nokia's maintenance people, this issue has been fixed and the RDA should be working without the related problem.I am trying to use the RDA, (I had used it earlier in past) but from last two days I am getting "connection refused" error.
In case should you encounter this or some other problems with RDA, please contact directly to email@example.com .
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isn't there N96?
I am also getting same problem in my system while running RDA.
I also dropped a mail to firstname.lastname@example.com regarding this issue.
N96 was finally put back online. Quickly looking it would now appear to work ok, but if you run into problems with the device, let me know. (email@example.com)
there isn't italian language on N96!
The phones cannot be provided with all possible language variants.
If you really need that language for a test you can ask bloodredsky very nicely and if possible schedule a test session for which the phone would be prepared with special firmware.
I don't think however that testing the localization through RGA really justifies the use of the service.
-- Lucian
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It currently has a scandinavian language package flashed (english, finnish, swedish...), but I guess I can switch it to euro 1 (english, german, italian..) which is what most devices usually have. By default the phones are of course set to english language, regardless the variant.


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Journal of Usability Studies, Volume 8, Issue 1, November 2012, pp. 11 - 15
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About the Authors
Steve Portigal
Steve Portigal is the founder of Portigal Consulting. In the past 15 years Steve has interviewed families eating breakfast, rock musicians, credit-default swap traders, and radiologists. His work has informed the development of music gear, wine packaging, medical information systems, corporate intranets, and iPod accessories. He is an avid photographer who has a Museum of Foreign Groceries in his home.


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Submitted By: John McNamee on Dec 17, 2006
Rescuers searching for three missing climbers told CNN Sunday afternoon that they have identified a "snow cave" where the three men may be located. According to Mount Hood River Sheriff's Department spokesman Gerry Tiffany, a Chinook helicopter is now focusing in on a target area where climber Kelly James is possibly sheltered. CNN
One climber found dead in snow cave on Mount Hood late Sunday evening Favorable weather predicted for Monday as search for other climbers goes on. The body was found inside the second of two snow caves rescuers searched Sunday afternoon, and will not be brought down from the mountain for identification until Monday. Our hearts go out.....keep the families and friends in your thoughts.
From the New York Times: "Although the authorities would not name the climber whose body was found, Ben James, a brother of Kelly James, who traveled to Oregon on Friday from his home in Louisiana, said in an interview late Sunday that officials had told his family that Kelly James was the deceased climber." R.I.P.
As someone who has also lost their beloved brother to a climbing accident this year (See "Fatality at Tahquitz Rock"), I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Ben and Frank James, both brothers of Kelly James, and assure them of our whole family's prayers for their family as they begin to walk through this valley. May you experience the comfort, peace and hope that only Jesus Christ can give you through these dark hours and in the coming days. God bless you. -Your Sister in Christ I tried to post a link to Frank James' site (hinessight.blogs.com) on the thread "Religious Tolerance or Lack Therof..." but it seems those 21 pages have been locked by the administrators. Interestingly enough, it seems Frank James is experiencing criticism for vocalizing that his faith will get him through this tragedy: (hinessight.blogs.com/hinessight/2006/12/whats_god_got_t.html>>>.
Yes it is sad to hear of Kelly's death and that the other two are probably lost too. Does anybody know the route they were climbing?
According to CNN sources it's the North Face Route RH Gully. www.mountainproject.com/v/oregon/mt_hood/105792945
I thought I heard they climbed the Cooper Spur? What I don't understand is why the two climbers who headed down to get help went down the north side, rather than the easier standard route.
George, From a KATU news report: "[Sheriff Joe] Wampler said it appears the three climbers succeeded in reaching the summit from the difficult north side and started go down the easier south side. They apparently tried to pass through a rock-and-ice formation known as the Pearly Gates, but did not find it." Also, from Oregonlive.com: "Wednesday, Dec. 6: Three climbers leave their car at the Tilly Jane trailhead near the Cooper Spur ski area, with plans to climb Mount Hood...They intend to spend at least two nights on the mountain and meet friends at Timberline Lodge [on the south side]." So it looks as if their original plan was to descend the south side of the mountain.
Thanks for the clarification, Ron. I know that in a white-out with high winds, it's easy to go the wrong way.
I climbed Mts. Shuksan and Baker with Nikko in 2003. He wanted me to teach him to lead rock this spring in the Black Hills. I just don't understand why he and Brian left to go for help in the conditions they faced. I know it's easy to second guess them, and I have no idea what they had for gear and gas to melt snow. I know Nikko was into going as light as he could. But if they just would've stayed put all 3 may have survived and been rescued last Sat. My heart goes out to all 3 families. It looks like the search is about over for now.
I agree about the "stay together" comment. It is easy to second guess without knowing the whole situation, but there is a reasonable chance if the three of them stayed in the cave together that they would all be alive. A team working together in a snow cave can survive for a long time. One guy alone in the cave (without a stove?) and two guys descending in a raging storm is a different story. Kelly James was obviously injured (from the news report), and the extent of those injuries would have been the critical piece for me in making the descent/stay-put decision. Although I personally haven't faced this situation climbing, I have faced it on extended, remote kayaking trips - and I've learned through experience that splitting up a team generally leads to more problems than it solves. I'm sure the team on Mt. Hood had reasons for choosing the actions they did, and none of us know the extent of Kelly James' injuries, but leaving an injured climber alone in a snow cave is a scary proposition. I suspect the two climbers who descended didn't have knowledge of how horrible the weather was to become. Let us all hope none of us face such a difficult decision. My heart goes out to everyone involved. A tragic loss. Andy
Lesson learned, when conditions hit the fan like they did - hunker in your bunker till nature co-operates and you might have better odds than these unfortunate souls did. All too easy to second guess from comfort of nice, warm home though.
I have yet to hear anything mentioned about Avalanche Transponder Beacons. Were the guys carrying one up on Mt. Hood? I think this would have been an invaluable tool for their survival. GEM
Unknown as to the beacons. I don't see any assistance these devices would have offered other than to aid in a recovery during the spring; the ground teams were unable to safely reach any positions due to weather & avy danger to make a rescue response & evacuation viable.


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Every day this week, a different Pro Football Weekly editor will offer a prediction on the NFC championship this Sunday along with a brief explanation supporting his pick. Making Thursday's pick is PFW associate editor Michael Blunda.
The Bears and the Packers playing for a trip to the Super Bowl — in the football world, it can't get any bigger than that. But while the hype for this game will be as big as any sporting event in the history of the Windy City, I can't help but think there will be a lot of angry, dejected fans leaving Soldier Field on Sunday.
Green Bay comes in having beaten four of the NFC's best teams over the past four weeks, including the Bears in Week 17, and the offense is finally humming after injuries set things back early. While Chicago's defense will be the best one Aaron Rodgers has faced during his playoff run, the rising star is playing too well right now to be slowed down by any unit.
Although the game will be tight, I see WR James Jones making a game-changing play on a long TD catch, and CB Tramon Williams continuing to be a QB's nightmare by picking off Jay Cutler at a critical point. It will lead to a Super Bowl berth for the Pack — and a long, bitter offseason in Chicago.
Prediction: Packers 27, Bears 20


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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday pressed the Palestinian
Authority to return to direct negotiations, saying the process
represents "not just the best but the only path to the independent state
they deserve."
"We have to convince Palestinians that
negotiations with Israel represent not just the best but the only path to
the independent state they deserve," Clinton said at the Saban Forum in
Washington, DC. "Israel needs to help those committed to peace deliver
to their people."
The remarks came just a day after the Palestinians were granted non-member status at the United Nations General Assembly.
presented four main US policy goals pertaining to Israel and the Middle
East. First, Clinton emphasized the need to prevent Iran from attaining
nuclear weapons. "Iranian-made missiles and rockets launched from Gaza
at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem drove home what we already know," she said.
"The International community must prevent Iran from developing a nuclear
She added: "The Iranian regime already exports
terrorism. Not only to Israel's doorstep, but across the world... We do
not have a policy of containment. We have a policy of prevention."
left room for negotiations over Iran's illicit nuclear program, but
said the "window for negotiation will not stay open forever."
second goal was to ensure the cease-fire between Israel and Gaza
remains intact. "America and Israel have to work together... to turn the
cease-fire into a lasting calm," she said, reiterating her support for
Israel's right to self-defense.
Third, Clinton said Israel must
work to promote Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, despite
his unilateral moves at the UN. "Abbas took a step in the wrong
direction this week," she said. "We opposed his resolution. But we need
to see that the PA in the West Bank offers the" best chance for
achieving a two-state solution.
Her remarks contrasted with
comments made at the same conference by Foreign Minister Avigdor
Liberman, who took sharp aim at Abbas for his unilateral moves for
statehood at the UN. "Hamas is more effective and has more political will and determination than Abbas," Liberman said, after accusing him of trying to divert attention from domestic policy failures.
Clinton's fourth policy goal was that the US and Israel should support movements for democratic change in the Arab world.
devoted a significant part of her speech to touting the US-Israel
relationship, both in peacetime and in wartime. "For years we have told
you, our Israeli friends, that America has Israel's back," she said.
"When Israel responded to a rain of rockets... America's next move was
never in question. The fragile cease-fire is holding. The skies above
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Holladay resigned Tuesday following a meeting with the Alabama High School Athletic Association.
The AHSAA on Thursday handed down its sanctions against both schools.
Walker was placed on restrictive probation for the remainder of the season, fined $1,500 and banned from participating in the Class 5A playoffs this year. Holladay was suspended by the AHSAA for the rest of the season.
Cullman was placed on non-restrictive probation and fined $1,500, and defensive coordinator Matt Hopper was also suspended for the remainder of the year. By being placed on non-restrictive probation, Cullman is eligible to participate in the state playoffs this season.
No players were disciplined.
The AHSAA also recommended that both schools football players and coaches complete one professional development session administered by the AHSAA's mentoring program. If so, the $1,500 fine for each school will be reduced to $1,000.
Holladay released the following apology through his attorney Friday:
I wish I could have come forward before now with an apology to the people of the Walker and Cullman communities and the state of Alabama in general. But upon the advice of counsel and the request of the AHSAA, I have remained silent. I do, however, wish to extend that apology today.
No words can take back the events of this past Friday night after the Cullman vs. Walker high school football game. If words were sufficient, I would have said them over and over and over again. Likewise, no words can express the deep remorse I have for my actions and involvement in this matter, but I will try my best to express them here. First, to my boys who don the Black and Gold of Walker High School, I am deeply saddened that I let you down, and I ask that each of you forgive me. You know that sportsmanship comes before the passion and emotions of the game. I ask that each of you learn from this unfortunate situation and uphold the sportsmanship that is necessary and demanded for such a hard and tough game. Play hard men!
To the students of Walker High School, I also ask for your forgiveness and ask that you do not let your passion for the Golden Viking fade because of this incident. Rally around your brother and sister students and forge ahead to greatness as each of you are capable. You as the students are the spirit and life blood of the Black and Gold, which will allow Walker to transcend this moment.
I apologized this past Tuesday to the Cullman Schools Superintendent, Dr. Doreen Griffeth, Cullman Principal Dr. Elton Bouldin, Coach Mark Britton and Coach Matt Hopper. I wish to further extend this apology to the Cullman High School students, faculty and staff, and the Cullman community. I ask for your forgiveness and I hope each of you can find it in your heart to forgive me for this incident. I wish to specifically state again to Coach Hopper my regret that this incident happened and hope that over time you can forgive me.
I also extend this apology to all high school football coaches across the state of Alabama. I hope you do not suffer as a result of the black cloud caused by this incident.
Lastly, to Dr. Robert Sparkman, the Jasper City School Board, Principal Gary Boling, all Jasper City school administrators, faculty and staff, the parents and the community, let me first thank you for providing me the great opportunity to coach, teach and lead your children over the past six years. I pray my 10 seconds of infamy does not undo all the great things we have done together for the students, the school and the football program. You asked me to lead and be an example to these young men and I failed for a split second. I regret my actions put you and Walker High School in this situation, and I ask your forgiveness.
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Police responded to the man's call on Monday night at 11 p.m. at 2732 S. 5th St. in south Louisville in the vicinity of the University of Louisville and Churchill Downs. They said they found the woman outside the home behaving erratically, using profanity and aggressive gestures.
Officers questioned the man inside the house who said the woman came over to exchange sexual favors for $20 and crack cocaine.
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PFW executive editor and resident Packers expert Dan Arkush presents the third of five key matchups in the Packers' Week 17 game against the Lions this Sunday at Lambeau Field.
Lions' CB corps vs. Packers' WR corps
The Packers' receiving corps was greatly improved vs. the Bears last Sunday night in its second game without No. 1 WR Greg Jennings. After looking out of sync against Kansas City, the Green Bay pass catchers pestered the Bears all night long, particularly Jordy Nelson, who had six catches for 115 yards and a pair of TDs, and James Jones, a relative nonfactor in recent weeks, who had four catches for 50 yards and two TDs.
Don't be surprised if the Packers come out of the chute in the same no-huddle mode as they did vs. the Bears, who immediately were put back on their heels and had problems substituting on the Packers' opening possession, which was culminated by Jermichael Finley's two-yard TD catch. Jones was a major weapon in the first game this season vs. Detroit on Thanksgiving Day, coming up with a back-breaking 65-yard TD catch. Jennings will miss his third consecutive game with a knee injury, and rookie Randall Cobb (groin) is looking increasingly iffy.
Detroit's starting CB corps of ex-Brown Eric Wright on the right side and ex-Falcon Chris Houston on the left side has been solid much of the season. Houston came up huge in the Lions' 38-10 rout of San Diego last week (an interception returned for 43 yards and four pass breakups), but his left hand was in a cast the middle of this week because of a dislocated finger. Houston said the injury would not keep him from playing Sunday. Wright has 4.4 speed but has occasional lapses in coverage, as was the case earlier this season vs. the Saints.
Undersized but speedy Aaron Berry and Alphonso Smith enter the fray in nickel and dime sets. Berry has missed the past two games with an injured right shoulder but has been practicing on a limited basis this week and should be able to play. Smith is a hot-and-cold gambler who plays hard.


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Apple reportedly mulling move away from Intel as the PC and tablet markets converge
Apple's last major desktop computing hardware shift came in 2005 when it announced it would start producing computers running on Intel-based hardware, but now the company is reportedly considering manufacturing its own desktop chips for the Macs of the future. According to a Bloomberg report, Apple believes its mobile chips will soon be powerful enough to power the Mac platform, particularly as mobile devices and "traditional" PCs continue to converge. This echoes another Bloomberg Businessweek report from early October which claimed a similar shift was coming; it's not clear if today's report uses the same anonymous sources who reported this earlier in the year.
Either way, there's a lot of reasons to believe such a claim. While a move away from Intel would be a massive undertaking, it's a transition that Apple has experience with — its move from PowerPC processors to Intel went about as smoothly as anyone could have expected, though support for older machines and software was eventually cut off. At the time, it was revealed that Apple had been secretly building versions of OS X to run on Intel hardware for nearly all of the OS's development lifecycle — and it's entirely possible that Apple is similarly building versions of its desktop software to run on future, Apple-designed chipsets.
Ditching Intel may help Apple unify future products
That said, it's also worth noting that Apple has spent time in the past on product prototypes and strategy shifts that it ultimately abandons — just look at the MacBook Pro 3G that was found on eBay last year, or the rumored AMD-powered MacBook Air that some AMD employees discussed earlier in 2012. Still, a shift towards a unified platform makes a lot of sense from both a software and hardware perspective. Thus far, Apple has kept the Mac OS X operating system fairly distinct from its iOS mobile platform (aside from some shared features and inspiration). Microsoft, however, is using Windows 8 to unify the user experience across mobile, tablets, and more traditional computers. Bloomberg's sources indicated that unification will be a big part of this potential transition — having a seamless experience across all types of devices would be aided by having the same underlying hardware in all cases. As much as there's a good deal of logic behind this report, this type of transition will likely take several years at least, so fear not — your Intel software should run fine for the foreseeable future.


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This isn't my idea, but it's absolutely brilliant and needs to be put into place. Michael Felder, of In The Bleachers and TV show live-tweeting fame, has a plan to fix the Pro Bowl. His plan is, in my own estimation, flawless and needs to be enacted as soon as possible. Like, it should be done at halftime, if at all possible.
ACTIVATE THE CORTESE-SIGNAL RT @InTheBleachers: The Pro Bowl should be more like Rock n Jock. This is close but they need more flair.— sir broosk (@celebrityhottub) January 30, 2012
Maybe it's just me pining for the days of old, but I miss Rock 'N Jock. And turning the Pro Bowl into Rock N Jock would be the best idea. Thanks to the magic of Twitter, the pieces are already in place here.
@InTheBleachers @celebrityhottub I'm on my way. Just make sure Goodell has the "bandana ban" lifted by the time I land!— Dan Cortese (@dancortese) January 30, 2012
So it's been said, so it will be done. We can either keep pretending the game matters -- see here and here for examples of why it doesn't -- or just go full Rock 'N Jock. I know which way I'm voting.