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I applied through a staffing agency and the process took 1+ week - interviewed at Aunt Millie's Bakeries in March 2013.
Interview Details A day or two after I submitted my resume I received a callback/interview. During the first interview I chose which route I wanted and how many days I wanted. She also asked a few basic questions like what made me qualified. Then she scheduled a second interview for the following day. She didn't really ask many questions, most of the interview consisted of me explaining my previous job duties and my qualifications. The entire interview only lasted for about 5 to 7 minutes. A couple days after the second interview, I got another call saying I got the job so she then scheduled me to have a hair follicle test(drug test), a physical, and a lifting test. And last she informed me that they would be doing a background and credit check. About a week later after all of the test and checks had come back, I received another call that everything checked out and I was then scheduled for orientation.
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I applied in-person and the process took 1+ week - interviewed at Aunt Millie's Bakeries.
Interview Details Its been so long ago, it is hard to remember. Saw an ad in the newspaper.Basic interview with very little questions asked. Look over resume, discuss the position and starting salary. Take a drug test and do a background check. If everything comes back good than you should get an offer.
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I applied online and the process took 3 weeks - interviewed at Aunt Millie's Bakeries in August 2010.
Interview Details I applied on Monster.Com by submitting a resume. Less than 24 hours later, I received a call from HR, in which they did a brief phone interview for a few minutes. About 48 hours later, I then received an email from the regional manager inviting to do an interview in person. I accepted. The interview was set up for the following week. I attended. The interview was conducted at the branch office with the regional manager and the branch manager, privately together. Both Managers were polite and informative. I should also note that there were several others there interviewing for the same position and that I was the only one given a tour of the warehouse. Management advised that an extensive background check would be ran on each applicant and that they wouldn't be able to make a decision before they get all the results.
The interview went well.
About 3-4 days later (on a Friday) I received a call from HR again, this time offering me the position officially.I was told my background check was good and was selected for the offer. I accepted over the phone and was given a time/date to drug test locally. This remaining phase was an exhausting wait. I took my drug test as scheduled (just 3 days after the offer) and didn't hear back from the company (branch or HR). A week and a half passed. I then called HR to see what was going on. I don't do drugs so I knew it wasn't a drug test result issue. HR informed me that it was up to the branch management to contact me with start date details and such. It took a few more days and a few more calls to actually get a working start date. About 3 weeks total time from application to starting work.
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Good job, Los Altos PD.
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If their residence in Los Altos was searched, why are they being named as "East Palo Alto" residents? Seems to me if they live in Los Altos then they are Los Altos residents.
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Astronomers have discovered what may be five planets orbiting Tau Ceti, the closest single star beyond our solar system whose temperature and luminosity nearly match the sun's. If the planets are there, one of them is about the right distance from the star to sport mild temperatures, oceans of liquid water, and even life. Don't pack your bags just yet, though: The discovery still needs to be confirmed.
Tau Ceti is only 12 light-years from Earth, just three times as far as our sun's nearest stellar neighbor, Alpha Centauri. Tau Ceti resembles the sun so much that astronomer Frank Drake, who has long sought radio signals from possible extraterrestrial civilizations, made it his first target back in 1960. Unlike most stars, which are faint, cool, and small, Tau Ceti is a bright G-type yellow main-sequence star like the sun, a trait that only one in 25 stars boasts. Moreover, unlike Alpha Centauri, which also harbors a G-type star and even a planet, Tau Ceti is single, so there's no second star in the system whose gravity could yank planets away.
Astronomer Mikko Tuomi of the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom and his colleagues analyzed more than 6000 observations of Tau Ceti from telescopes in Chile, Australia, and Hawaii. As the researchers will report in Astronomy & Astrophysics, slight changes in Tau Ceti's motion through space suggest that the star may be responding to gravitational tugs from five planets that are only about two to seven times as massive as Earth.
If that's right, all five planets lie closer to their star than Mars does to ours; however, Tau Ceti emits only 45% as much light as the sun, so each planet receives less warmth than a planet would at the same distance from our sun. Tau Ceti's three innermost planets-designated b, c, and d-are probably too hot to support life, being so close to the star that they require only 14, 35, and 94 days to complete an orbit. The farthest of the three, d, is about as close to Tau Ceti as Mercury is to the sun.


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Since 2006, the dramatic disappearance of honeybees has been somewhat of a mystery, as a third of the population that lives in the United States simply no longer exists. Texas has a healthy bee population.
"The population is always growing. We have hives here in East Texas that come in from the Dakotas and other states that winter over here," says Texas A&M Gregg County Ag agent Hugh Soape.
But honeybee numbers have been declining in the US for years, which has been a red flag for folks who make their living in agriculture.
"Agriculture depends very heavily on bee population," Soape says.
Without a healthy bee population, plants and flowers would begin to disappear, whole crops would fail, all because of the simple process that bees perform , of cross-pollination. Randy Bobo is a Longview area beekeeper who also traps nuisance bees, and says a number of things could be causing the loss of bees.
"The bees are over-stressed, the bees are underfed because they're being fed inferior product," Bobo says.
Research says parasites, poor nutrition, disease and pesticides are all to blame what's now called "colony collapse disorder."
"Some of those pesticides get retained in the wax they use over and over again. It can actually kill a whole hive. A third of our food population is pollinated by bees," says Bobo.
A natural occurrence beyond human control.
"The more times a bee goes into the bloom the more likely it is to be pollinated," Soape says.
Without them, just having food could be a problem. Bee experts say one way we can help is by making sure that any pesticide we spray is 'not' harmful to bees. The federal government is also trying to come up with a strategy to address the bee losses.
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Earthquake Rattles Part Of Southeast Nebraska
WYMORE, Neb. (AP) - A minor earthquake has rattled a portion of southeast Nebraska.
The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake occurred at 11:56 p.m. Sunday about three miles beneath the earth's surface, 6 1/2 miles southeast of Wymore. It measured 2.9 on the Richter scale. Wymore sits 51 miles south of Lincoln in Gage County, about eight miles from Kansas.
Gage County emergency management coordinator Mark Meints (meyentz) told Beatrice station KWBE that he and one of his children felt his house shake for a few seconds. Dee Fritsch at the Beatrice Communications Center says the center received about 30 calls from people reporting the temblor. No damage has been reported.
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The head of the NRA and the husband of former congresswoman Gabriel Giffords will both talk to Congress Wednesday about gun violence. They'll testify before the first hearing on gun control since President Obama announced his plans to curb gun violence.
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Jakarta View from Grand Indonesia
This panorama is taken from rooftop of BCA Tower / Grand Indonesia 56th floor. You can see the Welcome Statue on Bundaran Hotel Indonesia and the office buildings on the horizon.
I took this panorama during mid-noon where the light are plenty.
For the nadir patch, I suddenly have the idea to put a hot air balloon and there you go :)
Also I dedicate this panorama for my beloved forum www.lensamanual.net who gave me the chance to shoot from up there!
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The BNI Tower. Located in the central business district of Jakarta, situated next to the Shangri-La H...
The history of previous Menteng Park is an open field that is united with Suropati Park. Field locate...
There are two glass houses at Menteng Park. Small photo exhibitions sometimes held at that places.
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
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(Lebanon, Ky.) Trooper Jonathan Houk is investigating a collision that occurred today (February 02, 2013) at approximately 8:40 AM EDT in the limits of St. Mary's on KY 84. The collision occurred when 18-year-old David Mattingly of Lebanon attempted to exit a private drive onto KY84. Mattingly was operating a 1999 Chevy when he pulled into the path of a 2008 Dodge, operated by 35-year-old Richard Murphy of Lebanon. Murphy was traveling east on KY84. Both Mattingly and Murphy were belted at the time of the collision. Murphy was transported to Spring View Hospital where he was treated and released.


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This photo was taken from the village of Manihi (a Tuamotus atoll in French Polynesia) at the main pass into the lagoon. You can see a cargo or fishing vessel at the main dock, some houses of the village, they crystal clear waters of the pass, the sea, and the lagoon. Inside the lagoon is the most productive collection of pearl farms in the south Pacific.
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A visit to Tahiti and her islands is akin to stumbling upon a parallel universe where fantasy is just another form of reality and hedonistic daydreams come to life. French Polynesia has captivated the world's imagination since 19th-century European explorers first set foot upon her steamy shores."


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Massachusetts Ave & Chauncy St has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Massachusetts Ave & Chauncy St is a nine minute walk from the Red Line at the Harvard Station - Outbound stop.
This location is in the Aggasiz / Harvard North neighborhood in Cambridge. Nearby parks include John Bridge Statue, Sacrament Field and Law School Yard.
Nearby schools include Maria L. Baldwin School, Graham and Parks School and Currier House.
The closest grocery stores are Montrose Spa, Evergood Super Market and Black Ink.
Nearby coffee shops include Hi-Rise, Starbucks and Oxford Spa. There are 115 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Wrapro Falafel & Grille, Cambridge Common and West Side Lounge.
Massachusetts Ave & Chauncy St is near Harvard University, Cambridge College and Genzyme Headquarters.
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) -- There are a lot of words you can use to describe the roads in Southeastern Minnesota.
"Pretty tough to get around on," said Ryan Lennon.
"I think they're pretty bad to be honest," said Hemang Yadav.
None of them are particularly positive.
"I think it's kind of bad," said Kristin Pugh.
"They're pretty horrible," said Jennifer Koski.
It just depends on how mean you want to be.
"Very horrible and treacherous," said Denise Turner.
But just how bad are they?
"The worst I've seen them overall," said Yadav.
Bad enough that between last Thursday and Saturday, the State Patrol responded to more than 750 calls in the Rochester area, and 440 of those were cars in the ditch.
"I've never ever seen the roads this bad," said Koski.
But days later, some roads are still like skating rinks and others seem like an icy preview of springs potholes.
Many have to ask, is there anything else we could have done?
"Without the chemicals and the plowing I think this would have lasted until June," said Larry Klemenhagen.
Some blame Monday's long commute on the nature of Thursday's storm.
"I don't blame the Department of Transportation," said Koski. "They're out all the time and I think they're doing the best they can."
Others say it's not all mother nature's fault.
"I think by now that the roads should be cleared," said Pugh.
It's clear we're fighting an uphill battle.
"The blades can only do so much I'm sure," said Lennon.
And the roads are another bump in an historic winter.
"I haven't seen it like this," said Turner.
"This is my 14th winter in Rochester and it's the worst I've seen," said Lennon.
So we'll just have to buckle in, take it slow, and make it through.
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - Exactly 50 years after President John F. Kennedy gave a speech dedicating the completion of Oahe Dam, several hundred people gathered at the dam to marvel at how much the dam and others like it have changed life along the Missouri River.
Pierre Mayor Laurie Gill says she cannot imagine life without the dam that has helped control flooding and provided water for fishing, irrigation and other uses.
Oahe Dam operations manager Eric Stasch says Kennedy in 1962 called the dam an engineering marvel that would help the nation's economy and generate crucial electricity.
Former South Dakota U.S. Sen. George McGovern had planned to attend, but missed Friday's ceremony because he has a cold.
Other events are being held to mark the dam's 50th birthday.
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Police are investigating after a semi full of beer overturned.
The driver was transported to an area hospital in critical condition.
The wreck happened about 5 a.m. Tuesday near Roe Avenue and West 78th Street.
The semi rolled over onto the driver's side when the driver lost control of the vehicle. That caused the top of the trailer to split open, sending bottles of beer out onto the ground.
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The CD is ready! The Hudson Centennial Choir's CD will be available June 21, 2012 at the Hudson Centennial Celebration. Twenty songs are on the CD, covering 1912 to 2012. The children have worked incredibly hard. Listen to these samples: Let it Snow, Carolina in the Morning, Imagine and Clocks. All are welcome. Come listen and enjoy the celebration.Children's voices in Modern Music. Catherine was asked last summer to sample children's voices for Ryan Stinson. A select group of the Hudson Choir were chosen. Check out the ethereal sound here: FUTURA. Partial proceeds of download fees go to the Hudson Elementary Choir.
Catherine leads choirs at Henry Hudson Elementary, Trafalgar Elementary and Queen Elizabeth Annex.
Catherine is also a choral director at the Vancouver Bach Children's Chorus.
Ms. Catherine Campolin has been heard by audiences across Canada. She has worked with Opera In Concert in Toronto as well as Toronto Opera Repertoire. She has been heard in Dawson Creek, B.C. with the Dawson Creek Symphonette. She has sung in the NUOVA program in Edmonton and had performed as a recital artist and as an operatic soprano in Victoria, B.C.
At home in Vancouver, Catherine Campolin debuted and recorded the role of The Woman in Modern Baroque Opera's production of Powers of Two by local composer Barry Truax. She has also worked with members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and has been seen in numerous productions with the Vancouver Academy of Music Opera Studio. Some of her performed roles include: Olympia in The Tales of Hoffmann, Amelia in Amelia Goes to the Ball, Countess Almaviva in The Marriage of Figaro, Violetta in La Traviata and Lucia in Lucia di Lammermoor.
Catherine Campolin sang in several concerts for the Victoria Conservatory of Music, she also participated in Vancouver Opera's productions of Turandot and Macbeth. Catherine Campolin was very happy to make her debut with Burnaby Lyric Opera in their production of The Merry Widow.


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Unknown critter(s)????
Farming and rural life discussion forum. Cooking, hunting, gardening, fishing, critters, etc.
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Unknown critter(s)????
They are attacking my corn!!!!!
I spent big $$$ & installed 8' PVC coated wire mesh fencing & something is getting in
I thought it was raccoons but wouldn't they knock over the stalks when they tried to climb up? All the ears of corn are still there but they have all been eaten in place. I look out over the garden from my office & don't see any activity during the day like excessive birds or even squirrels.
What to do, what to do
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Re: Unknown critter(s)????
same thing happened to me 2-3 days ago. i've concluded it's a red squirrel, which, as you probably know, can wiggle its way through just about any-sized opening. check for the tell-tale paw-punctures where they've held on. if it's only the tops, it's either squirrels or small birds - any bent or broken ears or stalks, then we're talkin' crows or 'coons.
what to do?!!! well... having been brought up on a farm, and with great respect for life...
i'd shoot'em
dave "red squirrels are the scourge of the rodent world!" holgate
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Re: Unknown critter(s)????
I agree with Bold. It probably is squirrels. It happened to me this year. Something was eating my corn on the stalk but not pulling down the stalk like coons. Knew it wasn't crows. Sometimes the ear would be carried out to the end of the row and eaten. One morning when I was going to the garden, I saw a squirrel with an ear in his mouth headed down the middle, jumped the fence, and to the woods he went. First time to see that.
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squirrels - 1 comes and enjoys, then he brings friends
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Yup I agree, it is those bushey tailed rats aka as squirrels.
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Bastages!!!!! They are probably crawling right up & over the fence. I think my 3030 is a little excessive (for now ) so I might pull out the pellet rifle & get in a little target (moving target) shooting.
Thanks for the ID!
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"Hold still ya lilly livered varmint, whiles I blast ya one!"
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'47 Circle Cub serial # 10xx
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'48 Cub, resto w/planter/fertilizer
629 utility wagon
Fast hitch brush hog, plows and landscape rake.
Cultivators, 54a blade
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Now, Hold on Thar'!!
I think that was Yosemite Sam.
Elmer would have said "bwast", no?
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Fried squirrel & squirrel gravy ! YYUUUUUUMMMMMMMM!
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Bionic flying deer?
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i just read an article in mother earth that made me think, might be skunks or coons also young ins
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I spend $50 for corn seed, i planted extra because i knew the deer, squirrels, crows and racoons would get there share, after all they all have to eat too. This way when we need meat we know were they beena eaten. Just fatten those babies up, it all tastes like chicken.
Me and the misses looking out the bedroom window at dusk spotted papa, moma and two baby racoons crossing the street comming out of the bottom land and into our yard going full bore towards are corn. It was a saturdaynite so they were going out to dinner on my corn. I'm the only guy in my area with a fast food drive thru for animals. Even the rabbits are getting fat too. Rabbit catchatore sure does taste good too....
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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My grandpa had a way of killing all those varmints. Now I DO NOT RECOMEND THIS & THIS IS DANGERUS !!!
Being of the old school & It did work " Note there were no little kids around. " He would run a electric fence about 4" above the ground and wire a sliced cantaloupe to wire about every 5 foot. Then attach the Hot leg of a 120 volt power from the barn. and hang a light out side off the same outlet. and plug it in. When the varmints took a bite out of the cantaloupe they were electrocuted and blow the fuse/ breaker killing the light. Grandpa would then unplug the line, clear the kill, plug power back in and reset the breaker.
Worked day and night.
Note - Do Not Do This again it is extremely DANGEROUS !!!!!!!
This is a information of how it was done in the days of old... like working skyscrapers hi steel with out safety concerns.
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Sunday Times: Rowling to Read at Queen's BirthdayJ.K. Rowling
UPDATE: We've confirmed that the Times's use of the words the "next" Harry Potter book are incorrect. Jo is not yet sure which book she will be reading, but it will NOT BE BOOK SEVEN. She won't read from that until it's finished and published. This was an unfortunate misprint.
The Sunday Times reports today that J.K. Rowling will read from "her next Harry Potter book", i.e., book seven, at the children's celebration for the Queen of England's 80th birthday party on June 25.
Note: This COULD be a typo, so we're trying to confirm whether or not they meant book six. Just a word of caution to the freaking-out among us.
Jo says: "I can think of no better way to mark the Queen's 80th birthday."
The article re-states that Daniel Radcliffe will attend, though his publicist says he will not. The party is for 2,000 children and 1,000 adult chaperones; the BBC will broadcast a 90-minute show from the event, which will transform Buckingham Palace into a theme park, recreating scenes from famous children's literature including Peter Pan, Winnie the Pooh, Beatrix Potter and Mary Poppins.
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Cherry Bavarian Cream Recipe
I especially like recipes for out-of-the-ordinary desserts. One bite and you'll agree this not-too-sweet treat is worth the extra effort.Christina Till, South Haven, Michigan
- 6 egg yolks
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 cups milk
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 2 cups pitted tart red or bing cherries
- Red food coloring, optional
- In a small saucepan, combine the egg yolks, sugar and milk. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture reaches 160° or is thick enough to coat the back of a metal spoon. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Pour into a large bowl; set aside.
- In a small microwave-safe dish, sprinkle gelatin over cold water; let stand for 1 minute. Microwave on high for 40 seconds. Stir and let stand for 1 minute or until gelatin is completely dissolved. Stir into egg mixture; tint with food coloring if desired.
- Set bowl over larger bowl filled with ice water. As soon as the cooked mixture begins to set up, fold in the cream and cherries. Pour into 2-qt. serving bowl and refrigerated 4-6 hours or overnight. Garnish with mint if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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The article is in Greek but i thought u would be interested to know where Juan ended up . Aris is the 3rd team in Greece at the moment , plays at teh Eurocup ( second in order European competition ) Juan can shoot as much as he wants to here ... We all know how he loves that !
Four Washington Wizards bloggers evaluation Juan DIxon's 2008/09 season.
Wizards fans discuss what to expect from hometown hero Juan Dixon this season.
Wizards down one, 9.2 seconds to play, must-win game. What's the play? Wizznutzz: There's a play Eddie Jordan loves to run called "ISO Giant," and it goes like this: Dixon inbounds to McGee. McGee dunks the ball in his own basket. Wizards now down three. Dixon inbounds to Muresan, who has been summoned from VIP lounge, where he runs the executive nacho dispenser. Muresan swings to Jamison in the corner. Defense rotates, but Arenas anticipates the shift, positions wheelchair behind the defender and yanks his shorts down. Jamison drops 3-point finger roll at the buzzer. Analyst Doug Collins screams "Kiss me, Michael!" and stabs DeShawn Stevenson. Wizards make technical free throw, win game. • TrueHoop, ESPN's NBA blogWizznutzz Response to a Truehoop Question
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The #1 fantasy defense last year, and there's no reason to think they shouldn't be ranked #1 coming into this season. Edge rusher Mark Anderson is a year older and wiser. They added the speedy Dan Bazuin for even more pass rushing power. The addition of veteran DB Adam Archuleta should stabilize the sometimes-shaky backfield. And don't forget the playmakers in Nathan Vasher and Devin Hester.
The Ravens started 2006 off hot but then had a four-game cold stretch that forced frustrated owners to dump them to seek other options. Many owners will be weary again this year, especially with the departure of LB Adelius Thomas. Well, the Ravens still have Ray Lewis, an improving Terrell Suggs and Ed Reed should start the season healthy.
The Pats added Adelius Thomas to an already steady linebacking corps and several young defensive linemen and backs. They started the 2006 season off rather rough, but had several big games down the stretch. Look for them to have plenty of big games this season.
Everyone knows that the Jags have a solid defense, but some under-rate them as a solid fantasy defense. The addition of FS Reggie Nelson will improve the defensive backfield. The Jags face the Texans twice and both Buffalo and Oakland, teams that may struggle in 2007. The possible downside is the fact that they do face the Colts twice and New Orleans once, teams that will put up plenty of points. Fortunately the Jags play the Colts very tough.
The Cowboys have slowly built themselves a pretty fearsome defense. This may be the year they put it all together and have a solid fantasy season too. They now have the hardest-hitting secondary with Roy Williams and Ken Hamlin and they have a terrific pass-rushing corps. Their schedule isn't the best, in terms of possible fantasy output from a defensive standpoint, but they have the playmakers to put up stats regardless of opponent.
The heart and soul (and fantasy importance) of this team lies with LB Shawne Merriman. With Donnie Edwards departed, Merriman will have to step up his game on the field and improve his locker room presence. The Bolts started 2006 off with a big fantasy game but didn't really put up huge numbers for the rest of the season. They were, however, very steady and have a very favorable 2007 schedule.
The Steelers have a pretty tough 2007 schedule but have reloaded their defense with young studs like Lawrence Timmons and Lamarr Woodley. SS Troy Polamalu is one of the best playmakers in the NFL and could propel the Steelers into the top-5 this season.
The Panthers were another fantasy defense that may have been overrated coming in to the 2006 season. They have a pretty good 2007 schedule and any team with Julius Peppers on it has the chance to put up huge fantasy stats. Rookie LB Jon Beason should provide depth and insurance for Dan Morgan. I wouldn't be shocked if the Panthers were a top-5 fantasy defense yet again.
Denver added the high-motor pass rusher Jarvis Moss, who will instantly improve the front line. Dre Bly comes over from Detroit to play opposite Champ Bailey. That could be a pretty fearsome and play-making cornerback duo. And the cherry on top may be the moving of D.J. Williams to MLB, where he'll be making plenty of big plays for the defense. The Broncos play the Raiders and Chiefs twice each, games which could net plenty of fantasy defense stats.
The Fins improved their linebacking corps with the addition of Joey Porter. Matt Roth could prove to be a solid pass-rusher opposite Jason Taylor. The interior of their line is old as dirt, but the linebacking corps and rush ends are difference makers.
The Hawks were middle-of-the-road in terms of fantasy defenses last season, but would have ended up higher if they didn't close the season out so poorly. Three weeks, three fantasy points. Yuck. So, why the somewhat-high ranking? Well, Lofa Tatupu is solid in the middle, Julian Peterson proved to be a solid add on the edge of the line, and Patrick Kerney could be another good addition. And the secondary has playmakers, despite the loss of Ken Hamlin.
If Takeo Spikes can stay healthy, he will form a solid 1-2 linebacker punch with Jeremiah Trotter. The pass rush will continue to improve with Darren Howard and a (hopefully) healthy Jevon Kearse. The interior of their line is underrated and the secondary features playmakers in Brian Dawkins, Sheldon Brown and an emerging Sean Considine.
The Packers may not have the best defensive secondary, but they play as a team and do have a couple hard-hitters. And their linebacking group is second-to-none. Will that mean their defense will stop opposing offenses? Maybe, maybe not. Does it mean they could prove to be a solid fantasy defense? Absolutely.
The Silver and Black has some playmakers on the defensive side of the football. I'll say this now: they have the potential to be a top-10 fantasy defense, especially if their offense struggles. That D could be on the field a lot this year. The Raiders have two of the studliest young LBs in Thomas Howard and Kirk Morrison. They have a solid pass rush led by Derrick Burgess. And their secondary will improve this year with Michael Huff prowling the defensive backfield. The corners will give up big plays, but that doesn't really matter when you're talking about fantasy defenses.
The Vikes somehow landed in the top five fantasy defenses (according to the scoring system used for these rankings). How, you ask? It's a mystery to us all. So why aren't they ranked higher? Well I believe their fantasy outburst last year was a bit of an anomaly and they certainly don't have the talent to make up for the vast amount of time they will be on the field this coming year. Yes, their offense is going to be putrid.
The Bucs used to be an elite fantasy defense, but no longer. They could, however, see dramatic improvement this year. They added Cato June, a solid playmaking linebacker. He and Derrick Brooks will wreak plenty of havoc. Ronde Barber is still one of the best defensive backs in the league, and the Bucs added the wildly talented Gaines Adams to their defensive line. Expect the Bucs' D to be worthy of a fantasy start by mid-season, if not sooner.
The names don't jump off the screen (minus Jonathan Vilma, perhaps), but as a team, the Jets get it done. Their linebackers have proven to be solid team defenders and the secondary improved as Kerry Rhodes stepped his game up. Add in the fact that they added a big-time playmaker in CB Darrelle Revis in the draft. Could be a nice year to take a stab at the Jets' team defense.
Another defense I could have easily ranked higher based on their off-season additions. The big names include Nate Clements, one of the best fantasy defenders in the game, and Patrick Willis, probably the biggest defensive name in this year's draft. The problem is that they were in the bottom-5 of fantasy defenses last year, and the schedule is deadly in '07. They'll be better this season, but without a solid pass rush, they will most likely end up as a fantasy backup at best.
The Bills' defense lost a bunch over the off-season. Most notably, Takeo Spikes bolted for the Eagles and Nate Clements headed west to the Niners. They're left with a pretty young secondary (minus stalwart Terrence McGee) and what could be a very green linebacking corps (should Angelo Crowell miss any time).
Remember when the Colts' D was a solid option in fantasy leagues? Well, not so much anymore. Dwight Freeney can't escape double-teams, and their linebacking corps took a huge hit with the loss of the playmaking Cato June. The Colts will have to see a young LB step up. If the interior line and defensive backfield improves, so could the Colts fantasy significance from a team defense perspective.
The Cards managed 138 fantasy points last season, using the scoring system detailed below, but didn't do much to improve their defense. The new coaching regime should help but the change will take time and the success will have to be seen to be believed. But know this: they face the Rams, Seahawks and the improved Niner team twice each, and more superb offenses in New Orleans and Cincinnati. Buyer beware.
Can Reggie Bush play DB? The Saint defensive backfield is going to be a sieve this season. Their rush ends have shown flashes of excellence, but have been disappointments. And the linebacking corps - very, very average at best.
Yes, the Falcons were a top-15 fantasy defense in many formats last year, but don't expect consistent scoring this coming year. They're faced with a tough schedule and while their linebackers and defensive backs are solid NFL players, they lack a solid pass rush (could improve with the drafting of Jamaal Anderson and a resurgent John Abraham, but don't hold your breath) and show lack of teamwork defensively.
The Texans have two of the most exciting young defenders in the game in DeMeco Ryans and Mario Williams, but two men cannot do everything. If it weren't for one big game against the Raiders, they'd be one of the two or three worst fantasy defenses last year. Don't expect much more this year, although they could improve with Ryans and Williams leading the way.
Their safeties are solid, but the corners are soft. Their defensive icon, Michael Strahan, is oft-injured, and even their backups have injury concerns. Add in to the mix a very difficult schedule, and you have a recipe for fantasy insignificance from a team perspective.
Oh the poor Bengals. At this rate, Chad Johnson and Carson Palmer may have to play defense, too. Ed Hartwell could help at linebacker, if he's healthy. But will that make much difference? Probably not.
The Skins were dead last in many leagues last season. No games in double-digits, fantasy wise. Ugly. But things got prettier in the off-season with the addition of London Fletcher-Baker and the drafting of LaRon Landry. They could move into the backup fantasy defense range (or perhaps more) if the secondary makes the plays they should with the talent that's back there.
The Rams' D is going to be pretty bad, again. And their defense, fantasy-wise, won't be much better. Will Witherspoon is solid in the middle but after that, you're looking at a very average defensive backfield and only one solid pass-rusher.
The Titans are in for a long year. Their defense features two of the better fantasy defenders out there (Keith Bulluck and Chris Hope) but as a team, they stink. They have absolutely no pass rush and their defensive secondary is spotty at best. They did put up top-20 numbers (based on scoring system used for these rankings) but they showed no consistency.
If it wasn't for a big final week and a huge game against the Niners last year, the Chiefs D would have been near the bottom, fantasy-wise. Well, they'll be without pass rusher Jared Allen to start the season. Will that spell certain doom? Probably not, as the pieces they've added over the past couple seasons (Donnie Edwards, Ty Law, Patrick Surtain) could help the fantasy output here.
The Lions offense made major strides in the draft, but their defense wasn't as lucky. Their secondary is going to look like Swiss cheese and the front seven really only has one major playmaker. The addition of Ikaika Alama-Francis was solid, but he's a project at best. It's gonna be a long year for Lion fans, and their team defense should not be drafted.
Using the scoring system listed below, the Browns were the #26 fantasy defense. So why do they slip down to the doormat? Well, they didn't really improve on defense by way of the draft and/or free agency. Yes, their young linebackers (D'Qwell Jackson and Kamerion Wimbley) are a year older and wiser, but have no other playmakers.
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A typical Victorian school lesson in our Victorian schoolroom. They will learn how to write with chalk and slate / pen and ink (depending on the age of the class). They will learn about how Victorian children were disciplined and punished. Our Victorian teacher will get the children to do some simple arithmetic and spelling.
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on being Emily Naples
By Emily Anne Naples
This is a book chronicling my life for the duration of 80 Days and 80 nights. I include personal writings, supporting credentials, and external context within a narrative describing before, during, and after a school-sponsored educational learning trip to Nicaragua in the Spring of 2011.
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Publish Date April 22, 2011
Dimensions Small Square 128 pgs
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Category Arts & Photography
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"Anyway I wrote the book because we're all going to die."
– Jack Kerouac reading from On the Road and Visions of Cody on the Steve Allen Show.
I listened to Craig Tanner's podcast on Finding the Heart of Your Work. I'm impressed that Craig saw the original article as a challenge, and was able to see this dark time of questioning as a smaller phase in a larger creative process. I've had a lot of teachers in many different disciplines throughout my life, but nobody has been able to succinctly communicate the idea that we can acknowledge the darkness, find some learning there, and proceed with a plan to move on. I'm working on it.
I like Craig's idea of a "purpose statement" rather than an artist statement for photography. The world doesn't need any more "I've always loved to photograph. My father gave me an Instamatic when I was 5 years old…." clichés. But a purpose statement — that sounds useful.
Craig talks about acknowledging our frustration with the gap between how our pictures look now and how we'd like them to be, and using a purpose statement to stay on track. I want to clarify that I'm not worried about making better photographs. That's not the gap for me right now.
Craig's discussion of pushing your limits, shooting beyond comprehension, kicking the fear of failure to the curb — this is what I was talking about in my original post. Ninety miles an hour in the dark with no hands on the wheel until you catch the glimmer of the next stop out of the corner of your eye, grab the wheel, push it up to a hundred and head towards the light.
Tuning in to these glimmers, writing them down, and creating the time and space to explore them is what will keep fueling the engine. I'm doing that with gusto. I'm also pouring a lot of stimulating music, film, and art into the tank. The car is running great. The gap is existential. The question is "what is the purpose of the drive?"
And yes, sometimes we need to spit shine the car and take it to the show and hope that people think it's pretty. There is certainly some learning we can do at the show, but that's really just a pit stop on a much bigger trip.
So back to the idea of a purpose statement. How many of you can clearly and concisely explain the purpose of your photographs? Two sentences maximum. No biographical information. This is not an artist statement. What do you want to communicate with your photographs and to whom? It's a tough question. I'd love to hear your answers.


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Marache v. New Palace Painters Supply Co., Inc., No. 24470/06 (N.Y., Bronx Co. Sup. Dec. 5, 2011).
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Marache, 38, suffered second- and third-degree burns over more than 30 percent of his body, including his head, face, abdomen, and legs. He was hospitalized for about four months and required inpatient rehabilitation for another seven months. He underwent multiple skin debridement procedures, as well as skin-graft procedures in which skin was harvested from his torso and thigh and grafted onto his head and face. While hospitalized, he developed heterotopic ossifications—abnormal bone formations—in his left hip and right, dominant arm at the elbow. He underwent surgery to remove the bone formations, which grew back and required additional surgical removal. He also developed a Curling's ulcer—an ulcer of the small intestine that is a complication of severe burns—and required removal of about 12 inches of his small intestine. His past medical expenses totaled about $1.26 million, and his future medical expenses are estimated at $1.5 million.
Marache now suffers from significant facial scarring and sensitivity to heat and cold over the burned areas. He also suffers from a reduced range of motion in his elbow and hip. His injuries have prevented him from returning to manual labor, and his limited education and English-language skills have made it difficult for him to find other work. His past lost earnings were about $107,200, and his future lost earning capacity is estimated at about $328,600.
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The plaintiffs settled with the manufacturer in the federal suit for $4 million. Marache v. Akzo Nobel Coatings, Inc., No. 1:08-cv-11049 (S.D.N.Y. Mar. 2, 2011).
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As the British women this morning won a bronze medal in the Curling, the Southampton players were putting their own spin on the sport.
Jose Fonte recorded on Instagram this video showing Jay Rodriguez and Jack Cork playing curling in the dressing room, as Rickie Lambert and other team mates watch on.
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