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Ground is broken for the University's new Lincoln Park Campus library. The $25 million library is the single most costly construction project in DePaul's history. Completion is scheduled for 1992.
Enrollment reaches 15,718.
DePaul alumni now total more than 90,000.
The Center for Urban Education is established at the Lincoln Park Campus to better prepare individuals for teaching in Chicago schools. A $350,000 gift from the AT&T Foundation will enable the university to coordinate and expand its many partnership programs with Chicago public schools.
The Board of Trustees amends the university's by-laws to make the principal academic officer of the university a board-elected position under the new title of "Provost."
An International Human Rights Law Institute is founded in the College of Law. It is the first such center in the Midwest.
DePaul purchases the landmark Goldblatt's Building at 333 S. State St. from the City of Chicago for $1 million in September. It is renamed the DePaul Center. The university will spend $70 million to renovate the 11-story structure for university, retail and commercial use by September, 1993. As part of the package, DePaul establishes the $2.5-million "The Mayor of Chicago Leadership 2000 Scholarship Program" to provide scholarships to Chicago residents who will continue doing community service work while at DePaul.
DePaul announces a five-year, $100-million Cornerstone Program. The six major points of the program are:
Together, they represent programs, exciting initiatives and ideas as well as bricks and mortar projects.
DePaul and five other area colleges and universities establish the Chicago Center for Peace Studies. A free-standing academic institute, it is among the first joint ventures in the nation to study world peace and peace issues.
The Center for International Business is established to train Central European business leaders in a free-market economy. It will offer a wide range of academic courses in business and conduct research studies. It will offer training programs and arrange for internships in the Chicago area.
The College of Commerce will develop a Certificate in Advanced Business Management program in Czechoslovakia. DePaul receives $192,607 to fund an 18-month effort to develop the program at the Prague University of Economics. The award announcement is made jointly by DePaul, the U.S. Information Agency, and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
A doctoral program in the department of computer science and information systems is approved.
DePaul joins with the Peace Corps to train returning Peace Corps Volunteers to teach in the Chicago Public Schools through its Center for Urban Education. The initiative is supported, in part, by a $96,100 grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Fall enrollment reaches 16,414.
In February, the Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M., president of DePaul, announces his intention to retire on or about June 30, 1993.
Also in February, ground is broken for a 375-space parking garage at Fullerton and Sheffield avenues on the Lincoln Park Campus.
In February, a$57 million tax-exempt bond is issued through the Illinois Educational Facilities Authority to provide funding for construction of the Lincoln Park Campus library and the acquisition and renovation of the DePaul Center. Bonds are expected to be retired in conjunction with funds raised from the Cornerstone Program.
In April, the "Great Chicago Flood" forces closure of the Lewis Center and O'Malley Place at the Loop Campus. Classes and offices serving 7,000 students are relocated to 318 W. Adams St. within five days. Classes resume in Lewis Center and O'Malley Place in May.
In June, work begins on the construction of a quadrangle at the Lincoln Park Campus. The project is expected to be finished by fall. A portion of North Seminary avenue is closed to traffic and the University Hall parking lot is eliminated to make room for the quadrangle.
DePaul signs an agreement with the Coordinating Centre for Business Cooperation of China, part of the Chinese State Planning Commission. The agreement will bring Chinese business managers to Chicago and sponsor informational trips to China for local executives to increase understanding, trade and investment between China and the U.S.
In July, the Lincoln Park Campus library construction is completed and is open for use in time for fall classes.
Construction is completed in September on the Lincoln Park Campus parking garage and on quadrangle.
On September 18, at the Presidents Club dinner at the Lincoln Park Campus, DePaul officially kicks off its Cornerstone Program, a $100-million capital campaign and announces the largest gift in the university's history.
The university receives $9 million from The Kellstadt Foundation, with funds specified for the establishment of the Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business. The donation will come from the remainder of the Kellstadt Trust. The foundation will continue to exist for some time, and DePaul will receive the full amount of the gift at a later date. The late Charles Kellstadt rose through the ranks to become president, then chairman and chief executive officer of Sears, Roebuck and Co., retiring in 1960.
On Sunday, September 20, the new Lincoln Park Campus library is formally dedicated. Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, archbishop of Chicago, blesses the building. The four-story, $25-million building is the first free-standing library in DePaul's 94-year history. The 190,000-square-foot building provides shelf space for 650,000 volumes, state-of-the-art information technology, 1,100 study seats, three conference rooms, three study lounges, and 14 group study rooms. Holdings, including books, bound periodicals and microform holdings, total 891,056 volumes. 150 work stations provide access to the DePaul Library Catalog, a catalog of 18 million volumes at 40 public and private Illinois libraries. Half of the library's computer terminals also provide access to compact disc databases. Each disc can store 270,000 pages of text.
Fall quarter enrollment reaches 16,499.
The Joseph and Jeanne M. Sullivan Foundation announces a ward of $300,000 to the College of Law's International Human Rights Law Institute.
On November 20, the historic Blackstone Theatre is renamed the Merle Reskin Theatre, following receipt of a gift in excess of $2 million from real estate entrepreneur Harold Reskin to rename the theater in honor of his wife, Merle, a former actress. The gift is the largest in the history of the Theatre School.
The College of Law announces that alumnus Robert A. Clifford, a personal injury attorney, will give the college $1 million for the establishment of an endowed chair in tort law and social policy. The commitment represents the largest single gift in the law school's history.
On December 15, the board of trustees unanimously elected the Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M., the 10th president of DePaul. He will succeed the Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M., on July 1, 1993.
Father Minogue is an assistant professor of clinical obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University Medical School. He received his bachelor's degree in philosophy from St. Mary's Seminary in Perryville, a master's degree in divinity at DeAndreis Institute of Theology in Lemont, Ill., a master's degree in theology at DePaul in 1972, the same year he was ordained a priest, a doctor of ministry degree in 1987 from the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein,Ill.
In April, the Commons Building on the Lincoln Park Campus is renamed in honor of the Rev. John R. Cortelyou, C.M., DePaul's eighth president.
In May, the recently completed Lincoln Park Campus Library is named in honor of the Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M., DePaul's ninth president. The renaming was sponsored by a $7.5 million gift from Richard A. Heise (COM '57), chairman of the university's board of trustees, and family. The Heise gift is the largest individual gift in the history of the university.
On July 1, the Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M., becomes the 10th president of DePaul, succeeding the Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M., who becomes chancellor. The Rev. John R. Cortelyou becomes chancellor emeritus.
On September 18, Father Minogue is inaugurated in the Merle Reskin Theatre, following a week of ceremonies and celebrations, known as "DePaul Cornerstone Week."
The $70 million renovation of the DePaul Center is completed in September--providing state-of-the-art classrooms for the College of Commerce, meeting and conference rooms, "one-stop shopping" for student services offices, and a new cafeteria/lounge and dining room. The former Goldblatt building opens on schedule in September 1993, and is formally dedicated as part of "DePaul Cornerstone Week."
DePaul's Center for Urban Education receives a $400,000 grant from Kraft General Foods to improve the way teachers work as well as the ways parents support their children in seven Chicago public elementary schools.
The Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business is formally dedicated in October. The ceremonies include an address by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation announces it will contribute $500,000 over the next five years to the College of Commerce to establish a Center for International Business. The center is formally dedicated in November. Driehaus, chairman and chief executive officer of Driehaus Capital Management, Inc., takes part in the dedication ceremonies.
The Kellstadt Graduate School of Business announces the initiation of an 18-month international MBA program in marketing in finance, the first of its kind in the country. It is scheduled to begin in December 1994.
The first phase of a $6 million College of Law renovation project is completed in mid-September. The first phase involved the 4th and 5th floors of the Law Library at the Loop Campus. The second phase, involving the 6th floor of the Law Library, is completed by Thanksgiving. This is the biggest construction project in College of Law history, involving six and one-half floors. It is scheduled to be completed by fall 1996.
Fall enrollment reaches 16,747, the largest in university history.
The university receives $2,435,000 in federal funds to support programs and services at its John T. Richardson Library and to study and plan for a new science building at the Lincoln Park Campus.
The Robert A. Clifford Chair in Tort Law and Social Policy is established. It is the first endowed chair in the College of Law.
The board of trustees approves the establishment of a new School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems, to be effective July 1, 1995.
The South Campus in Oak Forest is opened. Although its largest enrollment is in the undergraduate program of the School for New Learning, a master's from the School of Education, and certification programs in educational administration and human resources are also offered.
In September, Time magazine names DePaul as one of the top seven universities in the country recognized for making access to education a top priority. DePaul is cited because of its dedication to interacting with Chicago's communities and encouraging a diverse student body and faculty.
Fall quarter enrollment is 17,804, the largest enrollment in DePaul's history and up 510 students, or 2.9 percent, from last year.
Students vote by an overwhelming majority in favor of a student activity fee. The fee will generate nearly $500,000 for student activities and programs.
DePaul's record-setting fall enrollment of 18,565 students makes it the largest Catholic university in the country.
Enrollment increased more than 50% over the last 15 years, significantly outpacing growth at all other Catholic universities in both the undergraduate and graduate divisions. The second in the nation at 18,366 students is St. John's University in New York, followed by Loyola University in Chicago with 13,823.
At the start of Fall quarter, DePaul begins its second century and opens its doors a little wider with the addition of a new 11, 700 foot campus in north suburban Lake County. Located in Lake Forest, DePaul's fourth and latest suburban campus helps meet the rising demand for its programs throughout the metropolitan area. The new facility features six technology-equipped classrooms, a distance learning classroom, a networked library, and a 20-station computer lab. Initial evening and weekend course offerings at the new campus include the masters program from the School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems. Also available are the bachelors degree program from the School for New Learning and the S-MS Nursing program in Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Follett College Stores, which runs approximately 550 college bookstores nationwide, begins work on a new two-level, 11,500 square foot bookstore in the DePaul Center. Part of a 10-year agreement with DePaul to lease its bookstore operations, the project provides a long-needed upgrade to better serve the downtown campus.
The Geographic Image Collection, comprised of thousands of 35 mm slides taken on foreign study trips by the DePaul Geographical Society, is digitized with the help of a $35,000 grant from Ameritech Corporation and made available online. The project maximizes the images' availability while mapping inroads into one of the latest trends in information delivery: Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Digitizing the collection will take several years and will blaze a trail for other institutions of higher education.
On September 27, Daniel Goldin, administrator of NASA, delivers the keynote address at DePaul University's dedication ceremony for its new $12 million William G. McGowan Biological and Environmental Sciences Center. The modern, two-story building includes private faculty research suites, specialty labs, and two rooftop greenhouses.
DePaul students may now register for classes online. The program supplements the NROL telephone registration and joins an array of online services now available to students.
On December 19, DePaul holds its first-ever graduation outside the Chicago area, presenting 18 MBAs to employees at Hong Kong's International Bank of Asia. When the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business began the program in early 1997, 22 students were enrolled.
Aerial photo of Lincoln Park campus, 1999.
M. Cherif Bassiouni, professor in the College of Law, is nominated for the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize for his longtime efforts to further international peace and justice. According to the United Nations' International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council, Bassiouni was the 'single most driving force behind the global decision to establish the International Criminal Court (ICC).' Seventy-five states signed the convention to establish the permanent, independent judicial body, which would have jurisdiction over the most serious international crimes, genocides, crimes against humanity, and war crimes committed against individuals.
After seven hours of deliberations, a federal jury found a former DePaul professor guilty on March 19th of a failed 1992 bombing launched in the name of Puerto Rican independence. Jose Solis Jordan is sentenced to at least six years in prison for his role in the bomb attack at a Northwest side military recruiting center. Solis was an associate professor in the School of Education from 1991 through 1995.
The reputation of DePaul's successful part-time MBA program receives a major boost from US News and World Report's 1999 ranking of graduate school programs. It moves up up two notches from the previous year to fifth best in the nation. This marks the fifth consecutive year that the magazine has listed DePaul among the top 10 programs in the nation.
For the 1st time in the history of the team, the DePaul Blue Demons advance to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.
DePaul ranks 19th among the top 100 institutions of higher education nationally to award bachelors degrees in computer science according to a recent edition of the Hispanic 's degrees to Hispanics, Outlook in Higher Education magazine.
The Rosemont Horizon, which has hosted most of the men's basketball home games since 1980, undergoes a $20 million renovation
starting in June. The improvements include replacing 8,000 lower-level seats with wider seats, and the addition of 45,000 square feet of building.
The Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M., university chancellor and past president, celebrates his 50th anniversary as a priest with a mass and reception at the LPC in June. Richardson temporarily returns to Chicago for the event from Kenya, where he has served as a missionary since taking a leave from DePaul in mid-1997.
In the fall, Michael Eric Dyson, a nationally known author and educator, becomes DePaul's first Ida B. Wells-Barnett university professor. Dr. Dyson was formerly a visiting distinguished professor of African-American Studies at Columbia University, and professor of communication studies at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
A Princeton Review survey of 59,000 college students ranks DePaul students as the happiest overall in the country. The results appears in the Princeton Review Guide to the Best 331 Colleges.
On September 30, Ray Meyer, former DePaul University men's basketball coach, is honored by several generations of DePaul athletes and university officials at a dedication ceremony for the university's new $13-million Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center. The four-level, 120,000-square-foot Lincoln Park facility provides an expanded venue for intramural and club sports, wellness activities and fitness programs for students, staff, faculty and alumni.
Construction continues on the Lincoln Park campus as part of the university's Vision 2006 strategic plan. In October, the 518-car Clifton Avenue parking structure is opened for use.
Construction begins on two new residence halls on the corner of Belden and Racine and at 1157 Fullerton Avenue, and a new intercollegiate athletic training center on Sheffield Avenue.


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Chicago, Ill. -- Top Illinois lawmakers are still at odds on pension reform.
The leaders of the General Assembly met with Governor Pat Quinn in Chicago Wednesday.
The division is two fold, first how to pay for school pensions and the second issue is: "why not pass a state employees' pension reform package now and work on others later?"
Quinn took questions from reporters after the meeting.
He and House speaker Mike Madigan feel pension reform should be a complete overhaul.
Quinn says that means addressing the school issue and he feels the state should not be funding those pensions.
"I think most people understand that the tax payers of Illinois should not just be there to subsidies the retirement cost of every single school district. That doesn't seem to be a good way to go as the state of Illinois is not sitting at the table negotiating the contract," said Quinn.
That plan means local school districts would have to find a way to fund their teachers' pension which will still go back to the tax payers.
Quinn said they had some very creative ideas but did not elaborate. They will be meeting again later this month.

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New York City, January 2-5, 2015
"History and the Other Disciplines"
History and the Other Disciplines
Francesca Trivellato, Chair of the 2015 Program Committee, explains the 129th annual meeting theme, goals for the meeting, and what panels attendees can expect to see on the program.
2015 Career Fair: Mentors Needed!
Sunday, January 4
New York Hilton, Americas Hall II
Mentors Needed! Fill out the form on the Job Center page. The Career Fair introduces job candidates and students to mentors from various career paths. Mentors will provide informational interviews and guidance in the transition from history studies to a history career.
Teacher-Student Group Rate
To nurture interest in history among students and to encourage their mentors, the AHA is again offering special discounted registration rates for high school and undergraduate teachers who are AHA members and who are accompanied by small groups of their students. For the first time, the special rates are also being extended to teachers in graduate schools who are AHA members and are accompanied by their pre-candidacy graduate students (that is, graduate students who are in the early stages of their program).
Sneak Peak: 2015 NYC Tours
The Local Arrangements Committee will organize a series of tours highlighting the historical resources of New York. A complete list of tours including times and ticket prices will be posted when registration opens in the fall.
Annual Meeting Communities Forum
Thinking about proposing a session? Want to connect with AHA members with similar research interests? AHA Communities is a new space for the history community to connect, share ideas, discuss professional and theoretical issues, and take advantage of user-friendly digital tools.
Members can simply visit the annual meeting discussion group, propose a session, or connect with other members looking for fellow panelists.


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- Katie said...
Cuteness and an Aria. Sounds totally wonderful!
- November 25, 2008
- Yin said...
Your family is cute beyond words!
- November 26, 2008
- The Stiletto Mom said...
Those are so cute! Can I steal this idea too? I'm just going to morph into a less crafty version of you down here!
- November 26, 2008
- sassy studio said...
LOVE the rings Saucy! OOoooo, The Sprout thought up a charm all by himself....he just knows you will love it, its about a friend of his! I just read your email - I have lots of extras for you I'll put to the side. Oliver Rain is making my WHOLE FAMILY HATS! I think she must like me best.....or the Sprouts grin won her over! Thanks teaming us up for the Zombie swap!
- November 26, 2008
- Saucy said...
Oliver Rain is helping me out with something special for Christmas, too! She is a real gem :) I just knew you two would get along great.
- November 26, 2008
- The Shabby Princess said...
How fun!! And I love arias, how beautiful. Love that Veto went to see James Bond again.... Why can't Tom Ford dress every man all the time??
- November 26, 2008
- Robin said...
Visiting from Stiletto Mom! Cuuuute rings! What a great idea!
Off to check out the rest of your blog.
:) Robin
cinnamon & honey
- November 26, 2008
- Miss(es) Canadian Pie said...
The title of your post brought back so many memories for me. My friend and I used to give each other a pinkie (by flashing our pinkie finger). It meant we had something to tell the other but couldn't say it at that moment. How much more fun would they have been with those cute rings?!
Hope you have a rockin' Thanksgiving!
- November 26, 2008
- Tumble Fish Studio said...
Happy Thanksgiving, Saucy! Love the rings - you are too fun! Well, not TOO fun, but a lot of fun! And, I'm so sorry to read about your beautiful Christmas tree tragedy. Hope you were able to recover most of the pieces.
I know this doesn't fit in well with your blog, but I was tagged and now I have to tag 7 poor souls and you are so interesting to me, thought I'd try. Go to my post about "tagged", copy the graphic, read the bottom edit to the post if nothing else and post your 7 things, or not. I understand if you don't have time. There's probably a few folks that would like to know your "weird" things, we already think you're near perfect!
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- November 26, 2008
- Saucy said...
Okee-dokee Martha I will give it a go, I have a few little blog games to get caught up on!
- November 26, 2008
- Starshine said...
Oh, fun! It seems like life in your household is full of fun and good times!
CUTE pinky rings!
- November 26, 2008
- Christine said...
Esther looks very, very happy and for good reason. She has been adopted into a loving home and will gets lots and lots of attention.
Those pinky rings rock!
- November 26, 2008
- michelleb. said...
The pinky rings will need to be put in my "bag of tricks" for this summer. We have some Christmas pom-poms and this will put my gurlz so far ahead of the game. We'll have to remember where we store them when they are done, though. I've been known to hide presents, only to find them months later.
- April 26, 2009
Pinkie rings! Those are adorable. I love using pom poms and googly eyes to make random little faces and creatures.
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Over the weekend, select, very special people got to see the first nine minutes of the movie: a taster that that will screen in IMAX in front of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" this weekend, and while they were allowed to report on it, in some Kafka-esque request, J.J. Abrams asked that specific scenes not be discussed. So, this led to comparisons of "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" and "Up" being thrown around without much meaning to them. Anyway, a first official still has arrived for the rest of us, with Benedict Cumberbatch's mysterious villain credited as 'John Harrison.' Ha ha ha because we bet it's a decoy name or something.
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Slight haze on the golden amber brew. Just a slight head in the pint shaker. Tingly mouthfeel.
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On tap at Haven Gastropub in Pasadena, CA.
Pours a clear gold with a foamy off-white head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Thick foamy rings of lace line the glass on the drink down. Smell is of citrus malt, grain, spices, and yeast. Taste is much the same with a mild amount of spice bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer that is drinkable but has a better aroma than flavor in my opinion.
08-14-2012 00:56:44 | More by UCLABrewN84
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07-10-2012 07:46:08 | More by kornkid8600
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07-04-2012 07:27:48 | More by SocalKicks
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Draft service into a shaker pint glass at the Cismontane tasting room in Rancho.
A: Slightly hazy, pale golden color with less than one finger of diminishing white foam head. Light lacing remains on the glass.
S: Generally mild, some base malt stands out, with enough sweaty sock to distinguish it from a similar looking beer such as kolsch.
T: Begins very dry, with bright lemon citrus and crisp pilsner-style malt. Citric acidity is high into the middle where mild phenolics are peppery. Hops are stale and herbaceous in the finish, offering a fine thread of bitterness that is well-focused but nuanced, rather than intense.
M: Thin viscosity, wet and slightly acidic on the palate, with moderate carbonation.
D/O: Another enjoyable and well-executed take on the saison style from the guys at Cismontane. Very drinkable, but with enough (perhaps more than enough for some of the session crowd) farmhouse yeast character to give the drinker pause.
07-03-2012 16:46:59 | More by beagle75
Session Saison from Cismontane Brewing Company
85 out of 100 based on 17 ratings.


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Lions vs. Seahawks: Five questions with Field Gulls - Pride Of Detroit
To get ready for Sunday's game, I exchanged five questions with Danny Kelly from Field Gulls, SB Nation's Seattle Seahawks blog. My answers to his questions can be found later over at FG, and his answers to my questions are below.
Week nine: Tennessee receivers & being anti-right tackle " Seahawks Draft Blog
It amazes me that people still rank Tennessee's Justin Hunter as the best receiver in the 2013 class (for me, it's Rutgers Brandon Coleman or USC's Robert Woods). Let's look at the evidence – this is a guy playing in a pass friendly offense. He has a quarterback that can be erratic at times but does throw a sweet, catchable football. So where's the production? We've seen sloppy dropped passes, an inability to have an impact in big games and just general mediocrity all year. Hunter has two good performances – against Georgia State and Akron. That's it. He hasn't scored a touchdown in any of the other five games he's played this year against the likes of Alabama, Georgia or Florida.
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Innovative Statistics, Intelligent Analysis | Under Pressure: Blitz Design Clinic
The game ended up being a 43-13 blowout, but well before Texans-Ravens got out of hand, the Texans defense got its first points of the game on a well-designed blitz. Thanks to the talent of guys like J.J. Watt, Antonio Smith and Connor Barwin, Wade Phillips' defense doesn't always need to blitz to generate pressure. But when they do send the house, good things often happen.
Cam Newton is having an interesting year
His Y/A is actually higher this year (although his sack rate is a little worse), and his rushing yards per game and yards per carry are both slightly up. Obviously the biggest change is that Newton simply isn't scoring very much — he's on pace for just 21 touchdowns after scoring 35 last year. But touchdowns are more volatile than metrics like yards per attempt, and tend to rebound quickly when paired with a strong yards per attempt average. Compared to league average, Newton's only slightly worse in NY/A and ANY/A than he was last year, and he's still above-average in both statistics. Statistically, he looks fine.
Don't Give Up on the Run | The Sideline View
The pundits will tell you it's a passing league. That you can only win with a quarterback that can take over the game and make eye-opening throws on third down and long. That the running back position has been devalued and can be acquired from the scrap heap basket. But what they didn't tell you was that the running game is about to become more important than ever before because of how it changes the passing game and takes advantage of the smaller defenders.
Dysert for Dinner | Draft Breakdown
Playing for undermanned Miami of Ohio, Zac Dysert's career has gone without much fanfare or notice. A four year year starter and three year captain for the Redhawks, Dysert will end his career by breaking virtually all of the school passing records set by former Miami quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
Week 8 Game Rankings: Dolphins-Jets will try to help break AFC logjam - NFL - CBSSports.com News, Rumors, Scores, Stats, Fantasy
Why To Watch: Few teams undermine their own ability to win like the Lions. Let their anguish be your entertainment. Muffed punts, bizarre long touchdowns allowed, multiple return TDs given up in the same game, complete red-zone implosions. They do it all, and do it well. Meantime, the Seahawks have won their fair share of games late in shocking fashion, like the replacement-ref Monday night victory against Green Bay and the bomb to beat the Pats a few weeks ago. But can they make it happen on the road, and can rookie quarterback Russell Wilson concoct some of his heroics away from the 12th Man?
NFP Friday Buzz | National Football Post
*No one expects for the earth to shake before the trading deadline on Tuesday, but there has been talk about three big name players being moved: Steven Jackson, Dwayne Bowe and Michael Jenkins. The Rams are believed to want to play young running backs Daryl Richardson and Isaiah Pead, and would like to rid themselves of Jackson's contract. The asking price probably won't be high, but they still might not be able to find a buyer. Bowe also could be difficult to move, given that his contract expires after the season. The Cowboys are 3-3 heading into their game against the Giants, and might find it difficult to justify unloading Jenkins if they win even though he hasn't been playing much.
Over-Rated Prospect - Logan Thomas | National Football Post
NFP's Russ Lande takes a close look at one of most over-rated college quarterbacks.
The Shutdown Corner Week 8 NFL Preview Podcast with Greg Cosell | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo! Sports
Once again, it's time to gear up for this week's slate of NFL games with analysis from the best in the business -- Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's "NFL Matchup." As he did so well last year, Greg will give you a sense of the week's upcoming games you won't get anywhere else, based on his conversations with players and coaches past and present, and his OCD-level evaluation of coach's tape. Since the podcast was recorded on Friday morning, we started by reviewing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Thursday night win over the Minnesota Vikings.
What you need to know about the Week 8 injury report - NFL.com
We handle the biggest injury news throughout Friday on Around the League. And then we collect it all here with the other nuggets you need to know in what is the most popular injury report roundup with factory workers.
Know Your Enemy: Scouting the Detroit Lions - 12th Man Rising - A Seattle Seahawks Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
With a very important road game quickly approaching for the Seahawks, I figure it was time to start taking a look at the Lions and seeing if me could identify some strengths and weakness for the team. That way we could see who to concentrate on. After looking over the team's stats, and taking a look at the film available, I think there's some pretty clear areas on both sides.
Seahawks vs. Lions: 3 Key Matchups to Watch for Seattle | Bleacher Report
Hopefully, the 10 day layover will help Pete Carroll's club get that nasty taste out of its mouth from last Thursday's debacle...
49ers vs. Cardinals: 3 Key Matchups to Watch for San Francisco | Bleacher Report
It wasn't pretty, nor was it ideal, but Thursday night's win over the Seattle Seahawks proved to be the win San Francisco needed to get back things back on track...
Seahawks 19th in sudden change situations | Seahawks Insider
The Seahawks currently are No. 19 in the league in this category. For some perspective, the Seahawks finished at No. 5 in the league in this category last year. Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley noted this week that his team has struggled to win the turnover battle on the road this season. Seattle has a -3 turnover differential away from home.
DT Jason Jones doubtful vs. Lions | Seahawks Insider
If Jones can't go, rookie defensive tackle Greg Scruggs likely will see more time on third downs as a pass rusher. "They're a different style," Carroll said, when asked if Jones and Scruggs have a similar skill set. "J.J. (Jones) just has a whole way about him. He's so long, and he's got that kind of slither about him. Scruggs is a little more classic, but Scruggs is a better pass rusher than we thought. We didn't know that he would have the creativity that he has. So he has a chance to be a real good player for us."
DL Jason Jones doubtful to play Sunday | Seahawks Blog | The Seattle Times
"We're listing him as doubtful," coach Pete Carroll. The Seahawks depart Friday for Sunday's game. That means a larger role for Greg Scruggs, Seattle's rookie from Louisville. "Scruggs will be playing for sure in the game," Carroll said. "He'll be in the rotation. He has done a good job. We like him playing. He has been part of the first four guys rushing."
Desperate, motivated Lions give Hawks tough road test - Blog - MyNorthwest.com
If you've been making bets based on my predictions on Seahawks games this year, you're a happy guy and on your way to financial security, the likes of which you've never known before. As opposed to most of the free world, you actually think I might know what I'm talking about. But just like Richard Sherman, aka Optimus Prime, I'm pushing my luck by talking smack about my Seahawks picks.
Seahawks.com Blog | Friday in Hawkville: Carpenter selected for Ed Block Courage Award
"I appreciate the team thinking that I worked hard getting through my injury," Carpenter said. "So it's an honor to be chosen." His rapid return – from the injury and to the lineup – has been more than Carpenter could have hoped for. He started the season opener as a rookie at left guard and then the next eight games at right tackle before his injury. "It did surprise me," Carpenter said. "I know that it was kind of a bad injury, but I had a lot of people motivate me to get back and it worked."
$21,000 lesson on blindside block rule - NFC West Blog - ESPN
Minnesota Vikings tight end and NFC West alum John Carlson suffered a concussion when the Arizona Cardinals' Rashad Johnson struck him during a punt return in Week 7. Carlson, who has a history of concussions dating to his career in Seattle, missed the Vikings' game Thursday night. His health is obviously the most important factor relating to the play.
DT Jason Jones doubful with ankle injury - Oct. 26, 2012 | Seattle - Seahawks - TOP STORIES - Seattle's live and local sports station
"(Jones) has been involved in a lot of stuff," Carroll said. "He's got 2-3 sacks, something like that, but he's been involved a bunch and has been a factor so we'll miss him if we can't get him out there."
Seahawk DT Jason Jones doubtful for Sunday | HeraldNet.com - Seattle Sidelines
"He's going on the trip, and we've got him down as doubtful," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said.
No small factor for Seahawks' against Lions - NFC West Blog - ESPN
The Seattle Seahawks have listed defensive tackle Jason Jones as doubtful for their game against the Detroit Lions in Week 8. This is a notable development given that Jones plays on the Seahawks' nickel defensive line, and teams facing the Lions generally spend a high percentage of snaps in sub packages.
49ers Blog and Q&A: Buzzer beater: Iupati's prowess in meetings foreshadowed big game
Guard Mike Iupati garnered a lot of praise from Jim Harbaugh the day after the Seattle game. Today he got more from offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who said Iupati's big game was foreshadowed by how sharp he was in meetings that week. "He was hitting the buzzer first," Roman said of the question and answer sessions inside the offensive meeting room. "That's very impressive. Some of the older, more veteran guys will be the first guys to spit it out. He was the first guy hitting the buzzer."
49ers Blog and Q&A: Buzzer beater: Iupati's prowess in meetings foreshadowed big game
Guard Mike Iupati garnered a lot of praise from Jim Harbaugh the day after the Seattle game. Today he got more from offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who said Iupati's big game was foreshadowed by how sharp he was in meetings that week. "He was hitting the buzzer first," Roman said of the question and answer sessions inside the offensive meeting room. "That's very impressive. Some of the older, more veteran guys will be the first guys to spit it out. He was the first guy hitting the buzzer."
NFL Week 8 Watchability Index - SBNation.com
Nothing good comes from Cleveland, Chad Henne is boring, and it will be raining pizzas in Denver on Sunday Night Football.
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Innovative Statistics, Intelligent Analysis | Under Pressure: Blitz Design Clinic
The game ended up being a 43-13 blowout, but well before Texans-Ravens got out of hand, the Texans defense got its first points of the game on a well-designed blitz. Thanks to the talent of guys like J.J. Watt, Antonio Smith and Connor Barwin, Wade Phillips' defense doesn't always need to blitz to generate pressure. But when they do send the house, good things often happen.
Trade talk all talk for Seahawks | Seattle Seahawks - The News Tribune
Think about this: a second-round pick, and probably a handful of other mid-round draft choices, for a guy who held out of his first training camp as a rookie and was suspended four games in 2009 after a drug test revealed he'd taken a diuretic. The Seahawks get him, by the way, for maybe all of eight regular-season games. Do you want to make that trade? Really?
Tyrann Mathieu arrested: The rise and fall of the Honey Badger - SBNation.com
Former LSU superstar Tyrann Mathieu was arrested Thursday night with three ex-teammates on marijuana charges, ending any chances of him returning to play for the Tigers in 2013. But there's more to it than that.
Lions' Suh: Love him or loathe him, he's a force | Seattle Seahawks - The News Tribune
"He's a real good defensive lineman," said Seahawks center Max Unger, who will have to block Suh on more than a few occasions. "He's a talented player and you definitely need to know where he's at on the field."
Seattle's limited passing game tough to judge - Seahawks News - MyNorthwest.com
"There's a lot of good things that happen when Marshawn has the ball. He gets us going offensively because of how strong he is, how angry he runs. It brings some fire to our offense and gets us going," Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said. "As long as you're moving the chains and getting first downs, that's good. But as you know, it's hard in this league to get 10-15 play drives and finish those drives with scores because at some point you're not going to be make it all the way. ... You've got to have those explosive plays."


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With nearly 3,700 acres of lift-accessible terrain, you won't want to pass up a trip to the ski resort with the highest skiable elevation in all of Oregon and Washington! Mt. Bachelor, located on the eastern flanks of Oregon's Central Cascades, is known for its light, dry snow, diverse terrain, family-friendliness and long seasons.
Bill Healy founded Mt. Bachelor Ski Area December 19, 1958 with a rope tow and a single lift. Mt. Bachelor has since grown to be one of the largest ski resorts in the U.S. The resort boasts a wide variety of terrain. Guests can ski or ride 360 degrees off the summit, hike the adjoining cinder cone for a thrilling run down, or, ski the trees to find that great cache of powder!
Not only is Mt. Bachelor a great place for expert skiers and riders to get that burn, it is also a fantastic place to learn a snow sport or take the family for an exciting day out. Carrousel, our free beginners lift, offers an easy ride up and gentle slope down. There are also numerous lesson packages to choose from; check out our link to snow sport services.
Conveniently located just 22 miles west of Bend, Mt. Bachelor's season is one of the longest in the Northwest, usually starting in November by Thanksgiving and lasting well into May. Surrounded by the tall hemlocks and pines of the Deschutes National Forest and breathtaking views of the Three Sisters and other Cascade peaks, you are sure to enjoy that mountain experience you seek at Mt. Bachelor!
Imagery for Mt. Bachelor is now on Google Maps. Mt. Bachelor was one of the first ski areas to partner with Google to collect mountain imagery via snowmobile. You can view the images here and here.
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily during the regular winter season. Spring, summer and fall hours vary.
Season: November to late May
Snowphone: 541-382-7888 or visit mobile site m.mtbachelor.com
Summit: 9,065 feet
West Village Base: 6,300 feet
Northwest Express Base: 5,700 feet
Vertical Drop*: 3,365 feet
Acres of Terrain: 3,683 acres accessible by lift with 1,600 acres groomed daily
* Mt. Bachelor calculates the total vertical drop from the Summit at 9,065 feet to the base elevation at the Northwest Express lift which is 5,700 feet.
Lift and Trail Stats
Number of Runs: 88 | Average Maximum Base Depth: 150-200" | Average Snowfall: 462"
More than a dozen trails, 56 km machine-groomed and track-set nightly.
Imagery for Mt. Bachelor is now on Google Maps. Mt. Bachelor was one of the first ski areas to partner with Google to collect mountain imagery via snowmobile. You can view the images here and here.


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I must say, since this was our first cruise, we didn't know what to expect. Getting on the ship was not difficult at all. Once on, we were able to go up to the top deck to relax before we sailed. Everyone was in a great mood, and the cruise staff was more than happy to assist anyone, or answer any questions.
If anyone on this cruise states that they didn't have a good time, it's because they chose not to have a good time. There were activities to do throughout the day and night, and there was something for everyone.
The food that was served, was very good. We did not eat in any specialty restaurants, but the food served at the complimentary restaurants was great. A large shout out to Wayne McCoy, who was our favorite waiter in the Venetian...the Blue Lagon...and the Garden Care (yes..all three) what a nice man and a great waiter!!!
The staff on the Dawn were great. With the exception of one man at the front reception desk (I didn't get his name), the staff went out of their way to make sure everyone was treated great. Our cabin steward, Jose, put a different towel animal in our room each night. It was fun to come to the room after watching a show, going to one of the many parties, or being in the casino, to walk in and see what kind of towel animal we were given! Our room was always clean, and my daughter's bed was put down every night, and put back up in the morning!
In the Garden Cafe, we were greeted with "Washy Washy, Happy Happy". It was really very fun, as they sanitized your hands when you walked in. Even the bus staff in the restaurants went out of their way to be friendly and helpful.
Another giant shout out to Jonathan, Jo Jo, and Justin, who work on the cruise staff and were part of everything going on. They are the best.
The cruise was better than we imagined. AWESOME vacation~


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We were two ladies taking a break from husbands and grandkids for a little time of refreshment and we weren't disappointed. The Celebrity embarkment seemed rather ponderous to me, but there was no problem with anything else once we were on the Ship, except disembarkment on the ship seemed sketchy with few people left to guide us off to the right ramps. But the luggage handling was the best I've seen, easy and quick to find our luggage.
We were blessed with beautiful warm weather, so didn't need winter clothes.
Enjoyed the pools when in port (rather cool & windy when sailing some days) and the hot tubs were the cleanest and hottest ever: not over used so.. perfect!
Yes, the ship is older but they do a very good job of keeping it sparkling and even the public restrooms were over-the-top clean. It's a classy CLEAN ship.
The food in the buffet was suitable and lots of health options were there if you looked for them. Some of the desserts were so-so, but then that's good if you aren't looking for extra calories. However the desserts that wowed me were: the twist on ordinary Brulee to Carmel Brulee and the chocolate cake that had a yummy apricot centre that made me want more! Oh, we loved the seafood especially the regular salmon on the menu and the lobster was just want you crave. Maybe the steak wasn't so special, but the Prime Rib roast beef was!
During the day I enjoyed the watercolour classes which surpassed expectations. At night the entertainment was classy as were the musical groups and the solo impressionist who wowed everyone.
Loved the days in Juneau and Ketchikan just poking around the delightful shops and admiring the older buildings and quaint shops. Didn't try excursions at all.
The zip line and the tram looked interesting, but we ran out of time to try it.
Best of all: the Hubbard Glacier shimmering beautifully must be seen to be believed. All in all, just the fresh bracing air made it all worth while.


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NELSPRUIT, South Africa (AP) -- The pressure may be on to prove that last year's success was no fluke, but defending champion Zambia is taking a relaxed approach as it prepares for its African Cup of Nations opener against Ethiopia on Monday.
Zambia held a low-key, two-hour training here on Saturday, shortly before a sustained downpour suggested that the opening round of Group C games could be a sodden affair.
Such was the deluge that flood warnings were issued across the neighboring Kruger National Park, with rising rivers closing bridges in the world-renowned game reserve.
Zambia has underwhelmed in recent internationals, failing to win any of its last five friendlies, but captain Chris Katongo is confident his side will turn its fortunes around once the tournament begins.


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The 2014 education program featured fresh ideas and inspiring sessions produced by the PDA (Parenteral Drug Association).
Since 1981, leading industry experts have presented at INTERPHEX to share their extensive knowledge, innovation and experiences. Past presentations, workshops and case studies focused on industry trends, cutting-edge technologies and ways to maximize efficiency, enhance product quality, ensure compliance and control cost.
The INTERPHEX Educational Program Schedule should be posted in late Fall 2014. Please come back and visit us again.
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Session P1: Industry Trends and Regulatory ExpectationsModerator: Hal Baseman, Chief Operating Officer, ValSource, LLC.Location: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 10:45am – 11:15 am: Presentation: Regulatory Expectations – Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Speaker: Richard L. Friedman, Associate Director, Office of Compliance, CDER, FDA
11:15am – 11:45am: Presentation: Driving Manufacturing Excellence Speaker: Michael Long, PhD, Director & Principal Consultant, ConcordiaValSource, LLC
11:45am – 12:15 pm: Q&A/Discussion
Session P2: Biopharmaceutical and Sterile Manufacturing Moderator: Maik Jornitz, Chief Operating Officer, G-Con Manufacturing LLC Location: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 1:45pm – 2:15pm Presentation: Aseptic Spray Drying – A Valid Alternative to LyophilizationSpeaker: Andrew P. Birkmire, Process Development Manager, GEA Process Engineering
2:15pm – 2:45pm Presentation: When Secure Becomes Safe in Aseptic Processing – Single-Use Technologies as an EnablerSpeaker: Maurice Phelan, BioProcess Services Leader, GE Healthcare Life Sciences
2:45pm – 3:15pmQ&A/Discussion
Session P3: PDA Facilities/Engineering Interest Group Meeting Moderator: Christopher Smalley, PhD, Director, BioSterile Validation, Merck & Co., Inc. Location: 1E15 & 1E16 Session schedule: 3:30pm – 4:00pm Presentation: Market Influence on Facility Design Speaker: Matt Roberge, Senior Director, Global Supply, Pfizer, Inc. 4:00pm – 4:30pm Presentation: Innovative Use of Isolators in Bulk Vaccine Product Handling Speaker: David Moyle, Senior Specialist, Global Engineering Services, Merck & Co., Inc.
4:30pm – 5:00pmQ&A/Discussion
Session P4: Prefilled Syringe/Drug Delivery Technology Location: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 10:30am – 10:40am Presentation: Challenges and Opportunities for the Prefilled Syringe /Drug Delivery Technology Speaker: Michael F. Chiappetta, PhD, Research Advisor, DDR&D Advanced Development, Eli Lilly and Company
10:40am – 11:00am Presentation: Improvements in needle Technology for Prefilled SyringesSpeaker: Kevin Constable, Director of Technology Development, Terumo Medical Corporation
11:00am-11:20am Presentation: Next generation of Plastic Syringes and LubricantsSpeaker: Kevin Turney, PhD Senior Application Development Scientist, SiO2 Medical Products
11:20am-11:40am Presentation: Novel Approaches to Flexible Syringe Filling LinesSpeaker: Wenzel Novak, PhD, Director of Pharmaceutical R&D, Groninger & co. gmbh
11:40am – 12:00pm Q&A/Discussion
PDA Education Program Lunch (Show Floor)
Session P5: Supply Chain for the 21st Century Moderator: E.J. Brandreth, Senior Vice President, Quality and Regulatory Affairs, AltheaLocation: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 1:30pm – 2:00pm Presentation: Innovation and Risk Management, Multi-Product Operations in BiotechnologySpeaker: Michael Blackton, AVP Validation Technical Services, Imclone Systems
2:00pm – 2:30pm Presentation: Patients are Counting on Us: It's Time to ActSpeaker: Brian Johnson, Senior Director, Supply Chain Security, Pfizer, Inc.
2:30pm – 3:00pm Q&A/Discussion
Break (PDA Education Program Area)
Session P6: Parenteral Packaging Moderator: Ronald G. Iacocca, PhD, Senior Engineering Advisor Drug Delivery/Device R&D, Eli Lilly and CompanyLocation: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 3:15pm – 3:45pm Presentation: Container Closure Strategies for Parenteral Products, and the New Techniques that are Available Speaker: Akshay R. Kamdar, Ph.D., Senior Consultant Engineer, Packaging Development, Packaging and Device Design and Development, Eli Lilly and Company
3:45pm – 4:15pm Presentation: Ez-Ecopak and Equipment Fill-Finish Lines Speaker: Paolo Golfetto, Business Development & Customer Care Director, Nuova OMPI, Stevanato Group
4:15pm – 4:45pm Q&A/Discussion
Session P7: PDA Pharmaceutical Water Interest Group MeetingModerator: Igor Gorsky, Senior Consultant, ConcordiaValSource, LLCLocation: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 10:30am – 11:00am Presentation: Monitoring and Continued Verification of Water Systems, Application of Lifecycle Approach Speaker: Igor Gorsky, Senior Consultant, ConcordiaValSource, LLC
11:00am – 11:30am Presentation: Ultrapure Water – Quality and Technology to Support Advanced Industries' Needs Speaker: Vyacheslav (Slava) Libman, Water Lab Director, Air Liquide-Balazs Nanoanalsis
11:30am – 12:00pm Q&A/Discussion on New Trends in Pharmaceutical Water Systems's
Session P8: Closing Plenary-Aging FacilitiesModerator: Richard M. Johnson, President, PDALocation: 1E15 & 1E16
Session schedule: 1:45pm – 2:15pm Presentation: PDA Aging Facility Task Force – Scope, Deliverables and Up-date Speaker: Maik Jornitz, Chief Operating Officer, G-Con Manufacturing LLC
2:15pm – 2:45pm Presentation: Aging Facilities: Are They Being Asked to Do Something More or Different Than Designed For? Speaker: Christopher Smalley, PhD, Director, BioSterile Validation, Merck & Co., Inc.
2:45pm – 3:00pm Q&A/Discussion
Closing RemarksRichard M. Johnson, President, PDA
The Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) is the leading global provider of science, technology and regulatory information and education for the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical community. Founded in 1946 as a nonprofit organization, PDA is committed to developing scientifically sound, practical technical information and resources to advance science and regulation through the expertise of its nearly 10,000 members worldwide. For information, visit www.pda.org and follow PDA on LinkedIn.
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Chicago Police released surveillance photos of a suspected burglar, hoping someone can identify the man accused of smashing windows and taking cash from at least three Lincoln Park businesses.
In each of the three cases, the suspect breaks into the store by smashing through glass on a front door or side window, Near North District police said in an alert to business owners.
He empties or removes the cash drawer entirely and takes personal property before leaving, the alert said. All three of the recent burglaries happened near the intersection of Halsted Street and Armitage Avenue in the late evening or early morning.
The first burglary happened June 13 in the 2100 block of North Halsted Street between 7 p.m. and 11:45 p.m., the alert said. Police think the same suspect struck again early Tuesday -- first in the 800 block of West Armitage Avenue about 12:15 a.m., then half an hour later, again in the 2100 block of North Halsted Street.
The suspect is described as a male black between 35 and 45 years old with a dark complexion, the alert said.
Anyone with information about the incidents should contact Area Central detectives at (312) 747-8380.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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