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Regis names new dean of School of Nursing, Science and Health ProfessionsMay 31, 2011
Weston, MA. Outgoing Regis College President Mary Jane England, M. D., has announced the appointment of Associate Professor Penelope M. Glynn RN, ANP, PhD, as Dean of the Regis College School of Nursing, Sciences and Health Professions (SNSHP), effective July 1, 2011. The current dean of the School, Antoinette M. Hays, Ph.D., will become the new president of the College. Professor Glynn took her Ph. D. from Boston University in 1989 and has been a member of the Regis faculty since 2004, originally coordinating the Generic Master's Program and then working as the Chairperson of the Post-Licensure Graduate Curriculum in SNSHP.
"I am pleased to be asked to take on this new challenge," Glynn said, "and to put my skills to work in continuing to grow the Regis College School of Nursing, Science and Health Professions. I look forward to working with President –Elect Hays to advance the whole College, and with my counterpart, Dean Elizabeth Cawley, CSJ, Ph.D., of the School of Liberal Arts, Education and Social Sciences (SLAESS), and the faculty as we build for the future."
Dr. England noted in her announcement that "Dr. Glynn has already demonstrated faculty leadership at Regis and brings insight gleaned from vast experience in multiple settings to her new post. Her expertise in assessment and measurement of outcomes is something the whole College needs."
Well known and respected among Regis faculty across the College, Glynn has recently been working with colleagues to develop and implement a college-wide assessment program. At Regis she has, among other activities, also served on the Ad hoc College Governance Structure Committee and the Ad hoc College Core Curriculum Committee. Her work at the College has involved her closely with the College's development of its excellent graduate programs in nursing and the health professions. Prior to coming to Regis Professor Glynn taught and held administrative positions at Boston College, Lesley University and Simmons College.
"Penny Glynn is a model of professional engagement in the continuing education required by rapidly growing fields in health, science and nursing," said former Dean and President-Elect Antoinette Hays, Ph. D. "She is a well-known figure at professional conferences, most recently making presentations on evidence-based practice." Glynn's publications include essays on nursing practice, innovation, clinical excellence, professional development, and the evolution of primary care roles. Her most recent publication includes a chapter in Jean Watson's new text, Measuring Caring: International Research on Caritas as Healing.
Since 1996 Dr. Glynn has been a member and officer of Sigma Theta Tau - Theta Chapter at Large and Sigma Theta Tau International, as well as the American Nurses Association and the National League for Nursing.
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Regis College is a Catholic co-educational community that prepares undergraduate, graduate and continuing education students for engagement and service in a changing world. In the School of Liberal Arts, Education and Social Sciences and the School of Nursing, Sciences and Health Professions, approximately 1,600 students are enrolled in 17 undergraduate majors; 30 minors; 10 interdisciplinary pathways toward professional success; and master's degree programs in education, communication, health administration, health product regulation, and nursing, and a doctoral program in nursing practice. U.S. News and World Report ranks Regis in the top tier of universities with master's programs in the North. The College is listed by the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) among benchmarking colleges for the quality of educational experience. With a strategic graduate focus on health care, Regis College was recently named a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the National League of Nursing. The College also provides accredited pre-school and kindergarten programs and a Life Long Learning Program (LLARC) for retired seniors.
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I really only follow the AL closely and that's why I'm doing this one. For a Fantasy list, I weigh a few things more heavily than other lists:
1. Major league readiness and likelihood of immediate impact
2. Contribution in fantasy-relevant categories (no defense)
3. High-level upside (e.g. an Aaron Sanchez type will be rated than Jake Odorizzi type)
4. Preference for position players over pitchers, and wariness of pitchers in general.
Without further ado, here we go:
1. Byron Buxton - Mike-Trout like upside makes him too hard to pass up
2. Xander Bogaerts - even with future position questions, combination of power and bat bodes well
3. Miguel Sano - Wouldn't be surprised to see initial struggle, but 40 HR pop is 40 HR pop.
4. Carlos Correa - Still far away, but could be a superstar shortstop offensively.
5. Addison Russell - Don't think he's too far away, and the bat should make him a top-tier SS in little time.
6. Taijuan Walker - Looks like he could be a true ace or strong #2, with good likelihood of reaching it.
7. George Springer - Still flawed as a hitter, but I like the Mike Cameron comp, and that still has value. And he could surprise and still be better than that.
8. Dylan Bundy - The ace upside is hard to pass up, but still some hurdles to cross before I can rank him higher.
9. Kevin Gausman - He's healthier, yeah, but I still see him as more of a borderline-ace or strong #2 type than a true ace like Bundy can be.
10. Kyle Zimmer - I'm going with the experts on this one… the shoulder stiffness is a concern but it seems many believe in some ace level upside here.
11. Gary Sanchez - I think his rankings have suffered in part due to SNTS… I've even seen Alfaro ranked higher, which I think is ridiculous considering their K/BB. Still think Sanchez will be a top-10 catcher in a few years and isn't done improving his game.
12. Clint Frazier - Seems like a promising power bat, maybe has Jay Bruce upside if everything pans out, which is plenty valuable. Still a good amount of risk though.
13. Mark Appel - Still some questions, but I think he has a strong enough combo of stuff, makeup and major league readiness to be a top-of-the-line arm.
14. Alex Meyer - I'm buying the hype on him. If he can stay healthy, I think he can be every bit as good as Appel if not better.
15. Francisco Lindor - Obviously a better real-life prospect than for fantasy, but he does have speed and there may yet be 5-10 homer power in that bat yet… he's still really young and Goldstein believed in his power upside. But even as an Elvis Andrus - type, that's nothing to scoff at in fantasy.
16. Yordano Ventura - I'm still a bit of a Ventura skeptic, despite his awesome stuff. I think he does possess ace upside but the command issues could limit his durability and immediate impact compared to Appel.
17. Nick Castellanos - I don't think he'll quite live up to his loftier batting average and power projections, but he can still be an average to above average guy. Has a high floor, but he doesn't excite me much.
18. Mookie Betts - Surprised to see him as just an honorable mention on John's list. It's rare to see a young prospect with such a combination on power, speed, bat, and on-base skills.
19. Rougned Odor - A year and a half younger than Betts and at a higher level, but I think his speed will tail off at higher levels and lacks the on-base skills. But his profile at this point is similar to a young Robbie Cano, so there's still plenty of promise here.
20. Jonathan Singleton - I think the likelihood he reaches his upside is waning, but there are few true power bats in the minors right now and he's still close enough to get a chance soon.
21. Garin Cecchini - His plate discipline bodes well for his future, and I think overall will hit for a better AVG than Castellanos but the power remains the question mark. I still believe more pop will arrive. But if it doesn't, he might be one of those better-in-real-life players.
22. Marcus Stroman - I think the height and suspension issues both get overplayed, and I still see him as a top-notch arm and think he'll be the type of pitcher who has immediate success.
23. Mike Foltynewicz - The promise is great, but I'd like to see the improvements last into this year before getting TOO excited. Could be a great strikeout guy though… maybe a Shark 2.0.
24. Aaron Sanchez - At this point the real valuable hitters are off the board so it's better to gamble on a high upside arm. He clearly has the awesome stuff, and if it ever clicks he can be an ace or a #2.
25. Jackie Bradley Jr. - Should be all-around pretty good, with some pop, some average, and good speed. But his calling card, his defense, won't do you much good, and especially if you're not in a league with differentiated OF spots (e.g. LF, CF, RF) his likely production is rather replaceable.
26. James Paxton - Unsure which James Paxton is the real one, the guy we saw at the end of last year or the one we saw for most of last year. Probably somewhere in between… May be a #3 starter but I still think he can be a #2 if things shake out right, in a good ballpark for his skill set.
27. Jorge Alfaro - He has power (and the park for it). He has speed (for a catcher). He has youth. And he has the arm to stick at the position. His fantasy upside is considerable but I consider his K rate (122 Ks in 404 ABs) a considerable red flag that some people are overlooking. Still has time to improve it, though.
28. Lance McCullers, Jr. - Definitely has high-level upside, but has some command issues, is still pretty far away and some say he profiles better for the bullpen. We will see, I suppose.
29. Kohl Stewart - Seems very far away as a high-school arm, but he could always pull a Dylan Bundy and rocket through the system. His upside probably isn't THAT high, but Minnesota's also a great pitcher's park, so he may be one of those guys well worth the wait.
30. Josmil Pinto - Admittedly, he has a good amount of helium right now due to his high-BABIP majors stint, but I still think he'll overtake the job at catcher and be at least league average offensively with good average decent pop for the position.
31. Michael Choice - I still believe in his raw power, but losing faith in his ability to translate it to in-game power at higher levels. Still, looks like he'll have an opportunity in Texas, which is much more favorable than Oakland in seeing him blossom. Could just platoon this year but could win a job if he blossoms.
32. Marcus Semien - Not a favorite of the scouts, but it's hard to argue with the stats from last season (although his K/BB in his small majors stint puts a damper on it). If he can stick at Shortstop, his combination of average and speed could make him quite valuable, and I think he'll find ABs somehow in 2014.
33. Raul Adalberto Mondesi - A long-term upside gamble in fantasy, but few have true star upside here and Raul does have it. Major league timetable depends on production, but future is promising.
34. Matt Davidson - I've heard Mark Reynolds comps thrown around, but I think that overrates his power and speed and underrates his K rate which shouldn't be THAT bad. Could be like Dominguez offensively with more Ks but better OBP, but still some potential for better than that.
35. Eddie Rosario - Would have rated higher if not for the suspension. His power/avg combo is still intriguing from the 2B position, though the upside seemed higher a year or two ago. But he'll arrive in the majors soon, though Dozier is a bigger obstacle now than he was at this time last year.
36. Henry Owens - I still see him as more of a mid-rotation arm, which wouldn't be all that exciting, but there are some who see his upside as higher than that, and his stock is rising fast.
37. Jonathan Schoop - I still will always call him "Shoop" even if he asks me to stop. He will probably overtake the 2B job sometime this year, and should have good pop for the position even if his contributions are more limited elsewhere.
38. D.J. Peterson - Probably qualifies as one of those "better in fantasy players" as there are questions about his defense. But I think he'll fast track to the majors and have good pop. Hope he keeps the K rate down though.
38. Mason Williams - Last year was an unmitigated disaster, but I still think people are overcorrecting after the lost year. He may have some maturity issues but he's no Elijah Dukes. His offensive upside is still similar to Jackie Bradley (worse defense though) and I think it's too soon to write him off, though I'll monitor closely.
39. Anthony Ranaudo - I'd rather take an upside arm with health issues at this point than a guy without that upside. I still don't know even if healthy if he really has more than #3 upside, but he may, and that still has value here.
40. Max Stassi - Was looking at his big moment to shine before fate took the form of a ball that hit him in the face. He's lost his prospect luster, but he's still on the cusp of MLB playing time and would have good pop behind the dish. I think the Stros might look at dealing Castro which would give him the starting role.
41. Hunter Dozier - This may be too low, since I like a lot of things about him, mostly his plate discipline, but he was playing rather old for his level (not his fault though). Could be a good all-around hitter and move up lists next year.
42. Allen Webster - In his favor is that he's close to the majors, and has high upside due to his knockout stuff. But I really don't trust his control… it was terribad in small sample, but even in the minors it's never been good. He's running out of time before he becomes another Daniel Cabrera, so I hope it happens this year.
43. Taylor Guerrieri - Would have rated much higher pre-injury, though I haven't been as bullish on him as some others. But if he comes back healthy, he has more upside than other pitchers around here on the list.
44. Miguel Almonte - Perhaps I'm rating him too low here… he's far away but has been shooting up the ranks fast after his dominant end of season. But even so, I don't see ace upside here or anything.
45. Michael Ohlman - Bad at defense, but projection systems and scouts agree he has a good bat, and he can have sneaky value in leagues that give him catcher eligibility. Only question is when he'll break through, or if he'll get stuck in Ryan Lavarnwayville.
46. Trevor Bauer - Funny that he's so close, yet at the same time it seems like he's so far away. I still hope he can keep his head on straight and figure it out, because I think the talent is there to be a #2 starter still. But I just don't know if it'll happen.
47. Greg Bird - I think he's the Rodney Dangerfield of prospects… he gets no respect! He deserves more though for what he did in his first full season. Especially as a patient lefty slugger in the Yankees park, he could shine if he gets the chance once he gets some experience and current Yankees go to IHOP for their senior specials.
48. Hak-Ju Lee - If and when he's healthy, his high-speed and average combo makes him a potentially valuable SS even if his pop is limited. Want to see how health effects his once-elite speed though.
49. Joey Gallo - Do you feel lucky, punk? It's probably clear I'm not a believer, even a casual fan can tell you his swing is noisier than a frat house party. Dat power upside tho. This one's for the dreamers.
50. Bubba Starling - He still has star-level tools, and he's still young enough that I wouldn't yet label him as a bust. You're gambling on upside here, after all. He still lowered his K rate and shows enough glimpses for hope for unrepentant optimists.
51. Blake Swihart - Left off John's list entirely, but I still think there's some potential upside here. I think the power is better than he showed last year… but probably tops out at 10 HR upside. Still he's a catcher and has some AVG and speed so he could be serviceable. But some overrate him. Maybe I am overrating him, too.
52. Aaron Hicks - His time's running out, but his botched stint in the majors had a luck factor as well, and still showed power and speed. Might need a change of scenery to get his chance though.
53. Delino DeShields - Speed is his real calling card, and it would have looked nicer at 2B than OF. Still, a Michael Bourn lite has value if you need stolen bases in the worst way.
54. Max Muncy - Showed some real power and contact early on and tailed off later on. But I still like his skill set despite relative lack of prospect pedigree. Could become a quad-A guy though.
55. Erik Johnson - I really think he's probably a #3 and not a #2, but hey, he has a job, and his floor/upside is still higher than a guy like Odorizzi. Even with the bad ballpark, this may be too low.
56. Jose Berrios - Upside is kinda-sorta high, still rather far away, good park for pitchers on a patient team though.
57. Hunter Harvey - Has a pretty high ceiling, but still has a lot to prove. Not a great pitcher's park.
58. Courtney Hawkins - Betting on tools and a big turnaround here, since obviously last year was embarrassing but he was aggressively pushed.
59. Mitch Nay - Sure, I'll take a high-upside yet far away bat this late on the list. Could move faster than other rookie ball guys at least. I prefer a power/average bat to a toolsy infielder in fantasy, and they're a rarer commodity.
60. Taylor Lindsey - Could have some value as a power-first second baseman, though his overall profile doesn't excite me all that much. But the floor at least seems pretty high.
Honorable mentions
Franklin Barreto
Daniel Norris
Rafael DePaula
Matt Barnes
Edward Jagielo
C.J. Cron
Sean Manaea
Jake Odorizzi
Slade Heathcott
Nick Williams
Danny Hultzen
Billy Burns
I kind of did this off the top of my head, so it's quite possible that I forgot to include some guys I like. There's definitely a good balance of upside and major-league ready talent here, and I think the pool of prospects is thinner at the top after the first 5 or so names are off the board, but it's very deep thereafter.
This is my first time doing one of these in a few years, so let me know your thoughts!


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Due to a grant from FEMA, all Harrison County ambulances will now use a new technology, called InMotion, to connect and transmit patient information.
"We'll be able to basically take a picture of what's going on with the patient at that time, send it to the receiving hospital," said Harrison County EMS Director Rick Rock. "All areas of this county will have the ability to get more definitive treatment quicker."
EMS personnel said Harrison County is the first in North Central West Virginia to use InMotion and they said it is already benefiting the hospitals and ultimately the patients.
"Once they get in the field, we're able to transmit data back to the receiving hospital," Rock said. "It allows them to assemble their teams and basically the treatment starts quicker than it has before."
The InMotion on-board system turns ambulances into mobile hot-spots. This allows EMS staff to communicate and transmit data to hospitals and other EMS units. Harrison County EMS Lieutenant Tony Hayes said InMotion is more dependable than the old system
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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: On July 29 2012 at about 4 PM an elderly disabled couple were visiting the Home Depot on the Newport Highway in north Spokane. The husband, 82, was driving and stopped his car in front of the Home Depot to wait for pedestrians and to let his disabled wife, 72, get out of the car.
The suspect, 50-year-old Sherri L. Schlosser, was upset they stopped to the side of the driving lane. As she drove past them in her car, she screamed at them, nearly hit the elderly couple's open car door, parked, and angrily approached the elderly couple, screaming profanities at them.
She continued to confront them as they walked into the store and then pulled a can of pepper spray from her purse and sprayed the elderly woman in the face.
Ms Schlosser ran into the Home Depot, through the store, and left out a different set of doors, went to her car and drove out of the parking lot at a high rate of speed while witnesses attempted to stop her. The victim was treated by fire department personnel before going home.
Officer Stephanie Kennedy investigated the assault and was able to locate Ms. Schlosser at home, where she was arrested. Ms. Schlosser was booked into jail for 3rd Degree Assault.


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Cowl Sweater Shrug Wrap – Free Knitting Pattern by Knitandbake.com
Hi everyone! It's been awhile since I've posted a new pattern — but I'm really excited to be back at it, and just finished a new pattern for you, just in time for the cold weather! I've been wanting to make a really snuggly, bright cowl to wear both as a shirt/sweater and as a scarf. So I knit up this super simple piece – and then I had no idea what to call it! I named the pattern "Cowl Sweater Shrug Wrap" but feel free to leave suggestions for what this is actually called, in the comments below!
I also decided to try something brand new — a video tutorial! Check out the tutorial above that I made for this project, in my first ever youtube video! Please subscribe to my youtube channel to keep up-to-date when I add new videos!
4 skeins of Berroco Comfort Worsted weight yarn
1 pair of size 9US circular needles
1 darning needle
This pattern is meant to be really easy and intuitive to size to yourself — no need for swatching or calculating! The 120 stitches that you cast on will create the height of the cowl, which ended up being roughly 20″ tall for mine. However, the height will end up stretching, and it will vary depending on how snug you make yours. To make the cowl smaller or larger, simply knit a shorter or longer rectangle.
1. Cast on 120 stitches onto size 9US circular needles. The piece is not knit in the round, but I like using the circular needles because the piece ends up being fairly large, and I find it easier to keep the large amount of stitches on the circular needles.
2. Work back and forth in the brioche stitch. If you'd like video instructions on how to do the brioche stitch, check out the video tutorial I made for this project!
The stitch goes as follows: Bring yarn to the front of your work. Slip the next stitch purl-wise. Knit the next two stitches together. Continue in this pattern until the end of the row, and repeat on all rows.
3. Continue working in the brioche stitch until your piece wraps snuggly around your arms. The lines will be going horizontally across your chest, and the seam will be verticle. You'll want the wrap to be tight enough that it stays up, but not so tight that you can't breathe! My piece ended up being roughly 20″ tall and about 32″ wide before folding it over (I say "rough" because this fabric is very stretchy, and the measurements are not exact by any means).
4. Cast off. To cast off, rather than slipping the first stitch purl-wise, do an actual purl stitch. Then, knit the next two stitches together, and pull the first stitch over the second on the right needle. Again, check out the video tutorial above to see how to cast off.
5. Now that you've cast off your piece, you'll have a long rectangle. Fold your work in half, as shown. It may look very tall, but when you put the wrap on your body, it will stretch nicely. Using a darning needle and a long piece of your yarn, seam up the side. I'm sure there are fancier/better ways to seam this, but I'm more of a knitter than sewer! So I just did a quick, simple seam, and then flipped the wrap inside out, so that the seam was inside. If you have a suggestion for a better way to seam this, feel free to leave it in the comments below!
You can wear this as a super cozy, warm wrap. Or, you can wear it around your neck as a cowl scarf!
If you end up knitting up this project, please feel free to send along photos of your completed work to email@example.com or post it on the Knit and Bake facebook page, and at some point, I'll put together a post featuring your work!
4 Responses to Cowl Sweater Shrug Wrap – Free Knitting Pattern by Knitandbake.com
Jacquelyn M. Blake says:
would love to receive instructions for knitting garments for adults and little chldren. Thank you. J. M. Blake
knitandbake says:
Thanks for the request! I'll definitely keep it in mind for upcoming patterns
jessica says:
i love this! will be making it SOON!
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So glad you like it! If you finish the project, post a photo on facebook.com/knitandbake so I can see!
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This research paper, written by Gary Woodill and Chad Udell, offers tips for budgeting for social learning and mobile learning.
A 2012 survey of business and learning professionals found three major issues that have been identified as impediments to mobile learning (ASTD and the Institute for Corporate Productivity, in Sosbe, 2012):
1) Security concerns: 36%
2) Integration with company assets: 37%
3) Budgetary concerns: 46%
Despite all the noise in the literature regarding the first two issues, budgeting is the dominant issue for mobile learning.
To be effective in both social learning and mobile learning endeavors, an organization needs to take an active role to promote, develop, police, and nurture the growth of a learning community that operates within the corporate cultural framework. This will demand planning, pilot programs, change management, implementation and maintenance. As the existing IT infrastructure will account for most of the technology demands, the major budgetary concerns involve people to manage and support this initiative.
As indicated above, an organization can choose three basic approaches to deploying mobile:
1) Corporate-Liable: The organization selects, purchases, and supplies devices (with the software) to their employees.
2) BYOD (Bring Your Own Device): the organization supports employee-owned mobile devices and supplies software when necessary.
3) BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology): The organization allows access to its systems through employee-owned devices. Software choice is left to the discretion, and responsibility, of the employee.
On first glance, it may seem that adopting corporate-liable devices is the most expensive route. Be careful! There are costs to deploying any new system within a corporation, and some of these costs are not immediately apparent.
BYOT is the default strategy for many companies that fail to build a sound mobile device strategy and supporting policy. Employees start by using a myriad of mobile devices and software to access corporate assets. A company may actually choose this route as the cost advantages are clear, but serious disadvantages are also present. BYOT has all of the budgetary issues that are common to BYOD, but they tend to become magnified. Security and interoperability can become serious problems with ballooning costs. Most importantly, BYOT introduces an element of chaos into your IT and accounting framework.
These devices are a new workplace reality. They are going to be present in your company and they will be performing work-related tasks regardless of management decisions. This means that your company has no choice but to try and get some level of control over their use, or surrender to chaos. As BYOD is already a reality in virtually every company, a policy, support system, and budget must be put in place very quickly.


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IRVING, TX - SEPTEMBER 28: Quarterback Jason Campbell #17 of the Washington Redskins is sacked by Chris Canty #99 of the Dallas Cowboys at Texas Stadium on September 28, 2008 in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
New York Giants defensive tackle Chris Canty will be on the sidelines when he returns to Dallas this weekend.
Giants coach Tom Coughlin said Friday that Canty missed practice again with a calf injury and has been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the Cowboys.
Canty, who left Dallas to sign with New York as a free agent, got hurt in practice Wednesday.
Coughlin also said starting safety Kenny Phillips (knee) and cornerback Kevin Dockery (hamstring) sat out Friday's practice. Phillips had returned on a limited basis Thursday after sitting out Wednesday, while Dockery had been practicing on a limited basis.
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UK film studio Pinewood Shepperton, home to James Bond, has announced plans to build its first sound stages across the Atlantic in the US.
The new complex, Pinewood Atlanta, will be built on 288 acres of land south of Atlanta, Georgia, as a joint venture with a US investment company.
In a statement on the company's website, it's been revealed that the Atlanta base will feature multiple sound stages, and will be used to produce films, television, music and video games.
The area has been chosen for it's tax incentives for film-makers, introduced five years ago where productions receive a tax credit of 20-30% if they spend $500,000 or more in the state.
Pinewood is the home to the James Bond franchise (WENN)
Pinewood's chief executive Ivan Dunleavy said the agreement to build Pinewood Atlanta was "another step forward for the Pinewood brand internationally. This new studio will target US productions. Georgia has excellent fiscal incentives and a great crew base."
Pinewood is home to a long line of Great British films including the James Bond franchise and the early Batman films.
This new deal is just one sign of the studio's huge expansion plans, with a joint venture with a Chinese media group also announced this month.


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X Games has always been a breeding ground for technological innovation and this year is no different, as ESPNs Emerging Technology arm is conducting a series of 4K camera tests at L.A. Live this week. In addition, ESPN has increased its use of the Emerging Tech teams real-time and near-time Visual Effects (VFX) system in its telecasts and is utilizing a new in-house scoring system for the time at Summer X.
In March, filmmaker James Cameron became the first human to complete a solo journey to the Mariana Trenchs Challenger Deep, Earths deepest known point at nearly seven miles below the Pacific Ocean surface. To capture the two-and-a-half hour voyage, Cameron deployed a series of ultra-miniature 3D cameras inside titanium housings that were the first of their kind. Now, three months later, those same cameras are embarking on a voyage of a very different nature around Los Angeles downtown streets for ESPN 3Ds coverage of the X Games Rally Car and Hot Wheels Double Loop Dare competitions this weekend.
Larry Wilson has been working X Games TV productions for more than 10 years, meaning he know first-hand just how far the technology and production workflows have come in that time. That evolution has culminated this year with a full 5D production (a 2D-3D unilateral production using a single mobile unit and crew) at both Winter and Summer X Games.
Even as ESPNs X Games franchise keeps getting bigger, critical aspects of its broadcast technology are becoming more compact. Examples of a tighter technical infrastructure were on display at the Summer X Games that began Thursday at the L.A. Live campus in downtown Los Angeles; most notably, the audio for an expanded show with more venues spread over the 27-acre site is being handled this year by just two remote trucks NEP ESPN SS32 and Denali Summit rather than the three trucks used last year (NEPs ESPN SS25 was the third truck on the 2011 show).
As NFL fans in the U.S. count down the long summer days until their favorite players report to training camp, north of the border, its football season. The Canadian Football League kicks off tonight on TSN, with a doubleheader featuring the Saskatchewan Roughriders against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, followed by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers against the B.C. Lions. From Canada Day weekend through the end of November, TSN will broadcast 77 CFL matchups as part of its exclusive multiyear deal with the league, including the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto.
It was an historic night for the University of Kentucky at last nights NBA Draft as, for the first time in league history, players from the same school went 1-2. When Anthony Davis went to the New Orleans Hornets and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist was selected by the Charlotte Bobcats, ESPN was there to broadcast the moment. For the 10th consecutive year, ESPN televised live coverage of the NBA Draft; this time from the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.
Denver-based Colorado Studio is building another new high-definition (HD) production truck for its Mobile Television Group (MTVG), which will feature a full complement of live production technologies from Grass Valley. The new truck, which will hit the road in mid-June in Phoenix, is among numerous owned by MTVG that are based around Grass Valley technologies.
Broadcast Sports, Inc. (BSI) will provide RF support for Ignite the Night, the 36th Annual Macys Fourth of July Fireworks display in New York City next week. The event, touted as the biggest fireworks display in America, will take place over the Hudson River between 18th and 43rd Streets. It will feature more than 40,000 fireworks synchronized to a 25-minute score. BSI will provide NBC with two ground-based HD RF camera links, one helicopter HD RF camera link and other equipment including wireless camera control, audio, and communications systems.
London 2012s Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) had an Olympic-sized task to deliver building new and temporary venues, improving sports facilities, and transport infrastructure for the London games. When it needed to create and distribute promotional videos to accredited broadcasters around the globe fast and handle the demand that the Olympics would generate, the ODA relied on Aframe, the cloud video production platform.
When the most bizarre storyline to date in the U.S. Olympic track and field trials did a freeze-frame on us last Saturday, L.A. viewers had to wait three hours for NBC's tape-delayed coverage to actually witness it. Granted, the race was all the way up in Eugene, Ore. In the same Pacific time-zone window. Still, we've come to expect getting the short end of things in NBC's peacock'd world. Even though a week ago, the network had no problem with live hole-to-hole coverage of the U.S. Open golf tournament in San Francisco so it could get prime-time East Coast viewing.
Wimbledon 2012 entered the second half of week one and a number of changes, including a fresh cabling infrastructure in the broadcast center, a revamped press conference room, and a new rooftop studio for Live@Wimbledon, a new online program at Wimbledon.com that keeps fans on top of all the action were top on the list. The biggest change from last year, and one that has impacted everyone, has been a recabling of the Broadcast Center, a move spurred on by next months Olympic games as the AELTC courts will be used for the tennis matches.
Camera Corps Q-Ball compact all-weather robotic pan/tilt/zoom heads have been chosen by a major UK-based outside-broadcast company as commentator cameras at the 2012 Wimbledon tennis tournament. Housed in a robust and fully-weatherproof 115 mm diameter aluminium sphere, Q-Ball is an ultra-compact remotely-controlled camera with integral 10-times zoom optical lens and smooth-accelerating pan/tilt motors.
Advanced Television reports that Jacques Rogge, the International Olympic Committee president, has declared everything is possible when it comes to selling TV rights for the Games after London, raising the prospect of the BBC losing some or all of its coverage of the event. A wide range of bids from traditional free-to-air broadcasters, pay-TV companies and telecom providers is expected by the IOC when it tears open envelopes containing the bids on Friday.
A new tablet, new glasses and a new version of Android those were among the highlights at Google Inc.'s annual "I/O" conference in San Francisco for computer programmers. Google will start selling a small tablet computer next month in a direct challenge to Amazon's Kindle Fire. Futuristic, Internet-connected glasses will be available for people to test. Prototypes of the device, known as Project Glass, can be purchased for $1,500 only at the conference this week.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin dropped jaws at the companys annual developer conference in San Francisco Wednesday morning with an enthralling demonstration of Google Glass, the companys ultra-intriguing wearable computer project. A team of skydivers logged into to a Google+ Hangout and jumped from a plane then sailed down to the roof of the Moscone Center where Google I/O is being held. It all raised a fascinating question: What about real sports?
Were officially thirty days away from the highly anticipated London Summer Olympics. News is starting to pour out in the social TV world, and official broadcaster NBC has some exciting projects in the works. The NBC Sports Group officially announced that 3,500 hours of live streamed Olympics content will be available at NBCOlympics.com and via new mobile apps which will launch in July.
Following the announcement earlier this year that NASCAR had restructure its deal with Turner to take back business and editorial control of its interactive, digital and social media rights, the sanctioning body has announced that it has selected SapientNitro to design and build a new platform for its digital offerings, which include NASCAR.com. Under the revamped deal with Turner, NASCAR will take over technical operations and infrastructure of NASCAR.com and all other NASCAR digital platforms, starting in January 2013.
One of the biggest advertising buzzwords to emerge out of the digital era engagement has a lot of loaded implications. In an advertisers ideal world, engagement would be as natural as breathing inviting a potential consumer to shift from brand familiarity to brand interactivity, inching toward the point of purchase or, even better, the level of word-of-mouth ambassador.
Relatively soon, Jack Swarbrick expects Notre Dame will make a decision on a potential new media deal with NBC. That decision, per the Irish athletics director: Basically, when to make a decision. Swarbrick said Wednesday that Notre Dame will conclude in the next month or so whether now is the right time to strike a new deal, or if it is more beneficial to wait until the current deal crawls nearer to expiration in 2015.
Bob Costas leads a record 115 NBC Olympic commentators as NBCUniversal will present an unprecedented 5,535 hours of London Olympic Games coverage across NBC, NBC Sports Network, MSNBC, CNBC, Bravo, Telemundo, NBCOlympics.com, two specialty channels, and the first-ever 3D platform, an unprecedented level that surpasses the coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics by nearly 2,000 hours. The lineup returns many of the networks signature Olympic hosts, play-by-play commentators and analysts.
NBC will air live coverage of the Americas Cup World Series, this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET. Sundays broadcast will feature the match racing final and fleet racing final, and will be the first U.S. network broadcast of Americas Cup racing in 20 years. Eight crews from six countries are competing in the 2011-2012 Americas Cup World Series.
Starting this fall, the NFL's 4:15 p.m. Sunday games will start at 4:25 p.m. The move is designed to reduce the number of instances when stations have to cut away from the final minutes of the earlier game in order to show the later one. While Fox has a cushion built into its primetime schedule, which includes a post-game show and comedy repeats from 7-8 p.m., CBS lineup starts at 7 p.m. with 60 Minutes.
The Tiffen Company, a manufacturer and distributor of accessories for the still imaging, video, motion picture and broadcast markets, unveiled its redesigned Davis & Sanford Magnum XG13 Tripod and FX13 Head. The advanced, state-of-the-art Magnum XG13 Tripod supports professional DSLR and video shoots. The new design is manufactured with high-quality aluminum alloy and is precisely machined to offer the quality and strength demanded by photographers and videographers.
The TV industry has been pushing 3D as The Next Big Thing for more than two and a half years. The problem is, we consumers dont really seem to care all that much about it. It could be that one of the obstacles to embracing 3D is the requirement that we wear glasses to view it. Nobody wants to do this. (O.K., some people might, but generally speaking, its been a nonstarter.) Stream TV is looking to change that.
Signiant will host a Webcast titled Locking Down Digital Content Security on Tuesday, July 10, at 11 a.m. PT (2 p.m. ET). The moderated, one-hour panel will feature a discussion with top security executives from Fox Entertainment Group and Deluxe Digital Studios, two of the worlds largest and most globally dispersed media companies, on their own innovative approaches to managing secure media exchanges in private, public and hybrid cloud environments.
Bexel announced a million-dollar purchase of over 60 new Fujinon lenses as well as a significant amount of lens accessories, including zoom and focus controls and optical stabilization gear. The acquisition of the Fujinon ENG lenses supports Bexels growing inventory of Panasonic P2, Sony PDW-F800 XDCam camcorders and HDC-2500 camera systems, which are mainstays in Bexels arsenal of rental gear. The lenses will be used to provide captivating coverage of events, including major sports productions this summer.
Riedel, a manufacturer of real-time networks for video, audio and communications, joined this years Tecné Feria Tecnología Audiovisual for an in-depth conference for the Chilean broadcast and installation market. Tecné Feria Tecnología Audiovisual is one of the largest fairs and get-togethers for the audio-visual market in Chile. Held in three different cities, it acts as a platform for the industry and as an educational event for students and beginners in this sector.
NASCAR Digital Media announced Friday the addition of five executives to its staff, as the company prepares to launch its new NASCAR.com digital platform next January. The new hires are David Murnick, managing director, ad services; Philippe Dore, senior director, digital services; Tim Clark, director, optimization; David Garlinski, director, mobile products; and Stu Hothem, director, content.
Major League Baseball did not grow into an $8 billion business over the last two decades without burying some bodies along the way. There's a mass grave in Iowa. Plenty more scattered throughout Las Vegas. A few in North Carolina. Some in Buffalo. Lots strewn about Canada. Everywhere in Hawaii. That was the price for baseball fattening itself on television money: poor fans who just want to watch a ballgame but can't because of MLB's greed and gluttony.
The USA Today Sports Media Group today announced that it has formed USA Today Sports Digital Properties that will bring together the BNQT action sports properties and several recent acquisitions, including MMAjunkie.com and its associated UFC and mixed-martial arts properties, and the Big Lead Sports mainstream sports properties under one umbrella. USA Today named dgital veteran Chris Pirrone GM of the new division and will oversee its operations.
Recently, the Consumer Electronics Association published The Evolving Video Landscape, a comprehensive Web-based survey of the video viewing habits of more than 1,000 U.S. adults. Naturally, this CEA study focuses not so much on what consumers are watching, but when, where and especially on which devices theyre using. Veteran tech analyst Steve Koenig, CEAs director of industry analysis, says the study contains both good news and some caveats for broadcasters.
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Share tips for making and sharing amazing panoramas from your phone.
I installed Photosynth onto my iPhone 4 and took a few nice panoramas. I was recently having trouble with the app loading. For debugging reference: It happened after I entered an old @msn email trying to login on the settings page. I force killed and restarted the app a few times, and even rebooted my phone altogether. The app would start fine, but it would crash as soon as I tried to hit the settings or gallery page. Upon deleting and reinstalling, the app worked fine, but I noticed that all my previous synths were not showing up in my gallery. I'm not too concerned, because they are still in the photo library on my phone, but it is an issue nevertheless. Is there something I can do to get them to show up again? I have full file system access, and programming knowledge, so please let me know if there is some configuration file I can mess with. Or, an easier solution is always welcome too! Thanks for any help provided!
Please take a look at this thread and note the final post by TonyErnst.
The fact that they are fixing the reason that caused it to crash in the first place is good news, but it still does not solve the problem I am having...
Deleting the app at the system level deletes the interactive panoramas associated with it, so they cannot be recovered. The panoramas that remain on the Camera Roll are not the full-tiled panoramas required for the 360 spherical viewer in the app.
Aw, that's disappointing. I guess I'll just upload them immediately after I take them from now on. Thanks for the info.
I took a nice panorama with my iphone. I once uploaded it, but it doesn't appear in my account. Now when I try to upload it again, it says after a second, that it is uploaded. But it still doesn't appear in my account!? When I try it with another live-account, it is the same. After a second it says, it is uploaded, but no panorama on photosynth.net. When I try to upload any new panorama, it works. Why can't I upload this one? Is it stuck on the server in the middle of nowhere?
Thegreatmysteryoflife - I just looked at your account and all your panoramas are unlisted. You have to sign into your account, just like you did to leave a comment in the forum, and then click the My Photosynths link in the header. You should be good to go then. If you want to make your panoramas public, click the edit button below the viewer (again it will only be there if you're signed in), and then change the visiblity level.
Hope this helps,
Hi Tony. Thank you for your tip. I don't believe that this will solve the problem. After somebody uploads a panorama, they see it in the photosynth.ch account also when the panorama is unlisted. They is no listing option on iphone, but there are all uploaded panoramas visible on iphone when the phone is on network. But only this panorama can't I see there. I can't see it neither on iphone nor on the website. There is surely a bug why I can't see this one.


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After a controversial call during Monday night's game between the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks, the National Football League has announced the ruling made on the field will be upheld.
Here is the NFL's official statement:
In Monday's game between the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks, Seattle faced a 4th-and-10 from the Green Bay 24 with eight seconds remaining in the game.
Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson threw a pass into the end zone. Several players, including Seattle wide receiver Golden Tate and Green Bay safety M.D. Jennings, jumped into the air in an attempt to catch the ball.
While the ball is in the air, Tate can be seen shoving Green Bay cornerback Sam Shields to the ground. This should have been a penalty for offensive pass interference, which would have ended the game. It was not called and is not reviewable in instant replay.
When the players hit the ground in the end zone, the officials determined that both Tate and Jennings had possession of the ball. Under the rule for simultaneous catch, the ball belongs to Tate, the offensive player. The result of the play was a touchdown.
Replay Official Howard Slavin stopped the game for an instant replay review. The aspects of the play that were reviewable included if the ball hit the ground and who had possession of the ball. In the end zone, a ruling of a simultaneous catch is reviewable. That is not the case in the field of play, only in the end zone.
Referee Wayne Elliott determined that no indisputable visual evidence existed to overturn the call on the field, and as a result, the on-field ruling of touchdown stood. The NFL Officiating Department reviewed the video today and supports the decision not to overturn the on-field ruling following the instant replay review.
The result of the game is final.
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Rams VS. Eagles W 27-13 Defense is pumped ,3rd year in system. Offense runs a lot all 3 backs get work. sam is decent enough to win.
Rams VS Giants W 21-14 Defense continues great play. sam throws well , running game not so good against giants D
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Rams VS Washington W 33-10 defense plays lights out a lot of turnovers, Rams O comes to life with a starting lineup of Avery MSW and Amendola doing big damage
Rams VS Packers L 21-28 rams fight but packers are too much late turnover seals deal for the pack.
Rams VS Dallas W 28-17 dallas underachieves again this year rams win easily SJ39 huge day.
Rams VS Saints L 16-31 rams cant find endzone settle for FGs most game , saints handle our D with steady running then big pass plays
Rams VS Cardinals W 28-10 Kolb takes a beating cards RBs cant find any holes, rams O cruises
Rams VS Browns W 21-16 Browns hang tough wanting to win for Pat but rams are the better team and pull out the victory
Rams VS Seahawks W 41-13 Easiest win of season , Sams best game yet , SJ39 also does some work.
Rams VS Cardinals L 24-26 Cards are energize kolb plays better , rams try to come back in second half but fall short.
Rams VS 49ers W 17-6 Rams D holds them to 2 FGs , O gets too nice deep balls to Avery and its more then enough.
Rams VS Seahawks W 23-17 Seahawks come out trying to redeem themselves but rams stay focused and win a close one. Rams clinch Division , Great day and i will be drunk
Rams VS Bengals W 36-10 Rams beat worst team in NFL enough said.
Rams VS Steelers L 28-9 First game with no TDs but its in Pittsburgh and they got one hell of a D.
Rams VS 49ers W 20-17 starters rest most of game but Thad lewis does well in his first action of the season rams win. PLAYOFFSSSSSSSS
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NBA trade rumors are certainly becoming more rampant as Thursday's deadline creeps ever closer, but some of the deals being strewn about are being denied just as soon as they're posted on the Twitter accounts of random reporters. There were a few new ones that have stuck since Monday morning's column, however, so let's get it started.
The newest credible rumors involve Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut and Golden State Warriors guard Monta Ellis but, like everything else as of late, that trade seems to hinge on the Orlando Magic's decision on what to do with Dwight Howard. Ken Berger of CBS Sports posted more on this rumored move early Tuesday morning.
The Warriors are discussing ways to acquire center Andrew Bogut from Milwaukee as part of a complicated, three-team proposal that would send Monta Ellis to Orlando, multiple league sources told CBSSports.com.
The Warriors would get Bogut from the Bucks and send Ellis to Orlando as part of the Magic's efforts to persuade Dwight Howard that they are prepared to continue surrounding him with top-flight talent. The Magic are exploring multiple scenarios to upgrade their roster in the hopes that Howard would then relent on his strategy to opt out of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
All of that is a mess on the Magic side of the equation, but SB Nation's own Tom Ziller put together a handy FAQ on the Dwight Howard trade rumors. As far as the remaining pieces are concerned, Dan Sinclair over at SB Nation's Brew Hoop did an excellent job summing up everything surrounding Bogut while our Houston Rockets blog wrote quite a bit about Bogut on Monday -- but that was apparently all for naught as those rumors were shut down for the time being.
Speaking of the Bucks and rejected trade rumors, Brandon Jennings was also bandied about on Monday, but Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports shut those talks down in a hurry.
Bucks guard Brandon Jennings won't be traded, source close to the situation said.— Marc J. Spears (@SpearsNBAYahoo) March 13, 2012
Now that we've waded through the Dwight Howard trade rumors, the rest of the roundup should be a breeze.
- Tom Ziller put the Tyreke Evans trade rumors in perspective and, from a Sacramento Kings standpoint, "coddamn sickening" seems to make sense.
- Rajon Rondo is not being traded by the Boston Celtics, Danny Ainge said rather emphatically. Any bets on Rondo trade rumors continuing over the next couple of days?
- Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer reports that the New Jersey Nets would be willing to give up a future first round pick, Jordan Farmar and Johan Petro for the expiring contract of Boris Diaw. That might be one of the more random trade rumors that have come out of the deadline talks thus far.
- Surprise, surprise: O.J. Mayo is not on the trading block for what might be the first time in his NBA career.
- The Los Angeles Clippers are rumored to be looking at trading Eric Bledsoe and Ryan Gomes to the Portland Trail Blazers for Jamal Crawford. SB Nation's own Ben Golliver reports that isn't likely, but our friend Steve Perrin over at Clips Nation analyzed the deal anyway.
Do you love when basketball teams make moves? Great! Aside from our NBA trade rumors StoryStream, we have you covered with NBA trade deadline previews from around the league.


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Wicker Inn sells for $4.2 million
Date: June 15, 2010
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The Wicker Inn sold for $4.2 million Friday, June 11, according to Reid Murphy, who represented both the buyer and seller for the transaction. According to Murphy, the resort, which is located at 5581 Gulf of Mexico Drive, was listed on the MLS for just five days before it went under contract. The property was initially listed for $5.5 million.
"Beachfront is becoming harder and harder to come by," Murphy said. "We negotiated it last weekend, and it closed immediately. It was the perfect scenario."
The seller was U.S. Assets Group, a Sarasota company registered to Thomas Brown. The resort was purchased by a family who spends the winter in the area, Murphy said. At press time, their names were not available.
The property consists of 10 rental suites and one cottage, which range from one bedroom to three bedrooms. U.S. Assets Group purchased the property for $5.6 million in August 2006 and initially planned to transform the resort into Wicker Beach, a six-unit luxury condominium community with units priced from $3 million to $4 million. But, according to Murphy, the property will continue to operate as a resort.
"It's a beautiful location," Murphy said. "It's going to stay a resort and keep that tourism going."
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By Jess Settles, correspondent
MINNEAPOLIS -- Even the glove-wearing�Minnesota Vikings mascot hit a 3-pointer!
Immediately following a first half that saw Minnesota shoot 69 percent and bury 9 of 11 3-pointers against Iowa, spectators in Williams Arena Tuesday night were forced to watch the worst scrimmage in the history of basketball. Fully outfitted Minnesota area mascots waddled up and down the court, smashing shots off the backboard.
But when the Viking mascot caught the ball directly in front of the Iowa bench and let it fly, the odds were high on this night that it was going in.�
The Hawkeyes� dream of their first regular-season title since the days of Ronnie Lester�is�history, following the Gophers� 95-89 victory.
It all fell apart at the defensive end.� The 20th-ranked Hawkeyes entered the game ranked second in the Big Ten in field-goal defense (39 percent), 3-point field goals defense (29 percent) and rebound margin (plus 9).�The Gophers, who were fighting for their tournament lives, hit 61 percent of their field goals, shot 58 percent from downtown and, inexplicably, out-rebounded the Hawks.�
"We just didn't close out on shooters hard enough and make them put it on the floor," Aaron White said after the Hawkeyes� first back-to-back losses of�the season.
On Saturday vs. Wisconsin, the Badgers lit up Iowa for 57 percent in the first half, including 5 of 11 from behind the arc. The Badgers beat the Hawks on the boards and�pulled down 13 offensive rebounds, even though Wisconsin usually sends three guys back on defense to stop transition offense.
Minnesota averaged 49 points per game over its last three contests, and lit up Iowa with 51 points in the first half!��Iowa held Minnesota�s leading scorer Andre Hollins to�only�three first-half points, yet gave�up a career high 27 points to his running mate Austin Hollins.��
The most discouraging performance for Iowa�came from a guy who had as much ink on the�scouting�report entering the game as the mascots who performed at halftime.� Charles Buggs, averaging 1 point and 4�minutes per game in�garbage time,�hit three 3s and scored 11 points in the first half against Iowa.� "He's not even in the scouting report," a frustrated Josh Oglesby said.� "But you still have to find him after he hits one."�
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Senior Melsahn Basabe, who has been sick the last two games, needs to return to the lineup.� Until he returns, Iowa defenders must close out harder and force shooters to put the ball on the floor.� Each player must take personal responsibility for their man or their zone and finish each play with an aggressive rebound.
Indiana, who Iowa plays tonight, does not have an official mascot, but they do have a player named Yogi (Ferrell) in their lineup. He will once again test Iowa�s defensive strategy with his scoring ability. The Hawkeyes are in danger of getting outscored by their third straight opponent if they don�t buckle down defensively.


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Posted by Anonymous on 03/10/2009
Unless you are incredibly homesick for bbq sauce that tastes like olive oil or watered down A1 , save your money and stay at home. In all fairness the bbq chicken isn't bad, but the sauce makes it intolerable. With so many alternatives on the UWS that are far superior and classier, do yourself a favor and don't waste your money here.
Posted by IloveFTT on 09/21/2008
As soon as I moved to New York City six years ago, I tried to find places that reminded me of my college expereince at FSU as I was a little homesick. The moment I walked into Brother Jimmy's I was at home. It reminders me of college and Tallahassee to a perfect "T." The music, the atmosphere, the food, the staff, and the clientel make a big city feel like a small southern town. Everytime I go, I have a great time, my food is excellent and the staff always contribute to a good night. Even on nights when I order in, the food is delivered quickly, and is still hot! And my order is never messed up - who can say that about any place in this city! I did have one problem once, but the manager quickly came to my table and very professionally rectified the problem. I will be a Brother Jimmy's fan for life!
Posted by CJ Beppo on 08/05/2008
Since we moved back to New York, we couldn't believe we hadn't been able to find decent wings until we tried Brother Jimmy's. We haven't had their other stuff yet, but the Buffalo wings are just big, juicy, delicious pieces of awesomeness. We got them delivered and devoured them in like five minutes. The main reason I wanted to write this review, though, is that the hostess was kind enough to call us a few minutes after we ordered to let us know that a bunch of calls had suddenly come in, and our delivery might be delayed a bit. We really appreciated the heads-up! Props for great customer service.
Posted by A regular on 08/03/2008
Eat here every couple weeks, great food, great service, great atmosphere. We always order ribs, pitchers of beer, and don't forget to order the swamp water! It's delicious and it does the trick. Everyone is super nice. Definitely head to Brother Jimmy's!
Posted by Sports Guy on 05/01/2008
Anyone who posted a negative review about Brother Jimmy's food, staff or atmosphere was obviously looking for something other than a local hang out for relaxing with friends and being casual. I play ona variety of intramural sports teams and we love going to Brother Jimmy's after games. It is the ideal bar for beers, tasty (unhealthy) food, and hanging out with friends. Always have a good time here and love their weekday specials. You can walk away satisfied, having had fun with your group of friends...for only $20 each. Also, West Side location is the best. East Side locations have crappy layout and breaks up the flow of the bar. Penn Station location doesn't have the same neighborhood vibe. Just a pitt stop for LIRR commuters going in and out of the city.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/20/2007
Better have your order ready when you finally get your server's attention, as they tend to disappear. Best BBQ on the UWS. Have the pulled pork and ribs.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/19/2007
Seems to have gotten worse recently. I've been here at least 25 times in the past couple of years. When I ordered tonight after not having eaten here in at least one month, the food was definitely worse than it's been. They changed the mashed potatoes and put some weird seasoning in them -it's not good. The fried okra has a different batter, and it's also just not good at all- tastes kind of tabasco-y. I won't be back after this.


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Carlos Pena And Alexa Vega Change Their Last Name To PenaVega
Aww! Carlos Pena and Alexa Vega just got married on January 4, 2014, and they decided to merge their last names! Legally the pair are now Carlos PenaVega and Alexa PenaVega! Cute!
After they tied the knot Alexa took to Twitter to alert fans of her name change:
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One of Britain's old nuclear bombers has gone on a high speed dash down the runway at the Yorkshire Air Museum. A veteran who was based at RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire was back in his old plane.
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"Don't get scared or think that I'm going to get hurt," said Sandra Parsons, her voice cracking as she read a letter from her 18-year-old son waging war in Iraq.
Loss of composure was a familiar sight as mothers, wives, and daughters of men at war gathered to support each other at Trinity Church. "I've had several, several calls this week from mothers and wives of military family members that were crying and need somebody just to talk to," said Sarah Rodriguez, organizer of 'Military Family Connection,' a weekly support group.
"You're glued to the TV," said Angela Whorton. She's one of those wives. Her husband, Stacy, is a Marine, stationed on the front lines. Assigned to making sure his men are supplied with the three B's. "The three B's; beans, bandages, and bullets," she said.
Her husband in harm's way, Angela's normal routine is no longer normal. "In fact, I don't have a normal routine. I don't sleep at night because that seems to be when all the action happens with our guys," she said.
She's heard from Stacy just once since the war began. A letter bearing bad news. Their commanding officer bracing the men for a chilly homecoming. "He was saying that they were being told that it is going to be like Vietnam when they come home. That they are not going to be treated with respect and to be prepared," she said.
The masses of protestors preaching support for the troops but not for the war, ringing false to the ears of military families. "Them protestors, I'd like to know one that has a family member there, 'cause that's the last thing you'd be doing," she said sternly.
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Construction on new La Jolla Cove lifeguard tower to begin in February
By Pat Sherman
Construction on the new lifeguard tower planned for La Jolla Cove will now begin in February, after lifeguards are relocated to a temporary tower and support facility nearby, the city said.
The project includes replacing the existing 30-square-foot, wood-framed lifeguard tower (built in 1980), and upgrading the 144-
square-foot support station there servicing La Jolla Cove beach — both of which are aged and deteriorating, said Mark Nassar, the Public Works Department's deputy director of architecture, parks and engineering.
The new Cove tower will be 80 square feet with a steel frame and wood siding on a concrete cantilevered base.
It was designed by Nakamura Terada Architects, which also designed the new La Jolla Shores lifeguard tower, which opened last year. APR Construction, Inc. is the contractor.
Lifeguards have had problems with window glare and reflection in the Shores' $3.8 million lifeguard tower since it opened last year, which make it difficult for lifeguards to see the water at certain times of the day. While the city is working to resolve these visibility issues, lifeguards are staffing a temporary, seasonal tower at La Jolla Shores that opens each day at around 2:30 p.m. (when bright, late afternoon sunlight makes it difficult for lifeguards to survey the beach from the defective new tower).
Though Nassar said lifeguards were consulted in the design of the Cove project, San Diego Lifeguard Union spokesperson Ed Harris said the Cove observation tower and glass were ultimately designed in the same manner as the new Shores' tower.
Harris said he recently met with District 1 City Council representative Sherri Lightner to assure the issues are addressed.
"We've been told that they will change (the problematic design) once they figure out what the fix is at the Shores, but as we speak nothing has been changed in the design at the Cove," Harris said. "We're hoping to get to that point and we expect that we will, but we are ensuring that Sherri's in the loop and she is on top of it."
In an e-mail, Nassar assured that "lessons learned from the La Jolla Shores lifeguard station will be implemented at the La Jolla Cove station to ensure all visibility issues are addressed."
The cost of the La Jolla Cove project is just shy of $1.85 million, which is being funded through the use of deferred capital bonds and development impact fees.
An access ramp to the mid-level landing overlooking the Cove will be installed to allow access for people with disabilities. In addition, new benches will be set at the mid-level area with storage cubbies for swimmers. Blue ADA parking spaces adjacent to the beach will also be re-striped.
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But it seems to me that the government is doing the right thing by admitting their existence.
But as the volume of leads pouring into the CTC from abroad increased, and the capacity of its paramilitary group to seize suspects grew, the CIA began apprehending more people whose intelligence value and links to terrorism were less certain, according to four current and former officials.posted by kirkaracha at 10:11 AM on November 2, 2005
The original standard for consigning suspects to the invisible universe was lowered or ignored, they said. "They've got many, many more who don't reach any threshold," one intelligence official said.
The Plame thing has nothing to do with elections.
In his impressive presentation of the indictment of Lewis "Scooter" Libby last week, Patrick Fitzgerald expressed the wish that witnesses had testified when subpoenas were issued in August 2004, and "we would have been here in October 2004 instead of October 2005."posted by kirkaracha at 10:18 AM on November 2, 2005
Note the significance of the two dates: October 2004, before President Bush was reelected, and October 2005, after the president was reelected. Those dates make clear why Libby threw sand in the eyes of prosecutors, in the special counsel's apt metaphor, and helped drag out the investigation.
The proposal...states that the measure barring inhumane treatment shall not apply to counterterrorism operations conducted abroad or to operations conducted by "an element of the United States government" other than the Defense Department.posted by kirkaracha at 11:00 AM on November 2, 2005
They call themselves, self-mockingly, the Cabal--a small cluster of policy advisers and analysts now based in the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans.posted by kirkaracha at 6:29 PM on November 2, 2005
there are civilian members of government who are aware of what's happening, and who can and should be held accountable by voters
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KNEB's Wyobraska Spring Show will continue Saturday from 8am to 4 p.m. at the Scotts Bluff County Fairgrounds. Some of the exhibits will include landscaping, lawn care, home improvement and recreation. Team Chevrolet will have several vehicles on display.
Saturday the day begins with a free pancake breakfast from 7 until 9.
Sandberg Implement will be giving away a Honda Smart Drive Mower valued at $500. You can also register to win a Yeti Cooler courtesy of Johnson Cashway valued at $400.
New this year, KNEB-U, a series of informative seminars with lawn and garden experts including tree planting and lawn management.
For the kids, there will be a Bounce House and an 18-foot slide. The 4-H shooting trailer will also be on display.
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J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College - Virginia's newest community college - was founded in 1972 to serve the capitol region in and around the city of Richmond. Since then, Reynolds has grown into the third largest college in the Virginia Community College System, enrolling students at three major campuses, at 5 off-campus sites, and "virtually" through distance learning.The college currently offers 24 two-year occupational/technical degree programs, 9 occupational/technical certificate programs, 5 two-year college transfer programs, and 43 career studies certificate programs requiring less than one-year of full-time study. Having enrolled more than 275,000 persons in credit courses since its opening, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College continues to strive to meet the aspirations of its namesake to provide a practical and economic answer to the future educational needs of thousands of ...Virginians. J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College provides access to education that develops individuals for employment and career advancement, prepares students for successful transfer to colleges and universities, promotes personal enrichment and lifelong learning, and builds a skilled workforce that contributes to regional economic development.


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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Gloria Llanas, 27, and Oralia Contreas, 36, were "two peas in a pod," family described.
The women worked together, often dressed alike and spent nearly all their time together.
The sisters even died together.
Gloria's estranged husband, Gregorio Llanas, 27, shot the two women and then himself in the early morning hours of March 2, 2003. The two Anderson women were among about 75 people leaving a dance party hosted for the Hispanic community at Fall Creek House at County Roads 200 East and 600 South.
Responding Madison County Sheriff's deputies said multiple shots ran out sometime after midnight as people were filing from the party. Gloria died at the scene just before 1 a.m.; her sister died later that morning at an Anderson hospital. Gregoria Llanas died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. A fourth victim was released two days later from an Indianapolis hospital after being treated for gunshot wounds to his right arm and leg.
"Gloria was full of life," said Maria Llamas, the women's sister-in-law. "Gloria was kind of playful and a little ornery."
Gloria and Llanas had two daughters — Jessica and Mirella, 7 and 5 respectively at the time of their parents' deaths. The girls went to live with relatives.
Maria said the family was shocked that Llanas shot the two women, although they said he had been struggling with his separation since December and the pending divorce. The two had been a "good couple" despite problems. They'd known each other since they were 15.
But in December, Llanas was charged with domestic battery, criminal confinement, battery with a deadly weapon and felony domestic battery against Gloria and their oldest daughter Jessica — the reason that, family say, Gloria left him.
In that incident, Llanas reportedly punched Gloria in the face twice threatening to kill the whole family, attempted to suffocate her with a blanket and then tried to choke her with his hands. During the struggle, Jessica called 911 telling police her father was trying to kill her mother and Llanas, according to police reports, hit the phone against the child's head before hanging up the phone.
"She (Gloria) told him if he ever laid a hand on her she wouldn't go back with him," Maria recalled.
Gloria worked in housekeeping at the Ramada Inn.
"They were good people, they were very sisterly," said Oralia's husband, Silvestre Contreas, of the two inseparable women.


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The Minnesota Timberwolves have agreed to terms with French swingman Mickael Gelabale.
Terms of the deal were not immediately available, but Gelabale was expected to join the injury-filled Wolves on Friday after Lazar Hayward's 10-day contract expires.
Gelabale has been playing for Valencia in the Spanish league. He is being brought in to add depth to a team that has been decimated by injuries to Kevin Love, Brandon Roy, Chase Budinger, Josh Howard and Malcolm Lee.
Gelabale does have some NBA experience. He played 109 games with the Seattle SuperSonics from 2006-08. He averaged just over 15 minutes per game in those two seasons before heading back overseas.
He will be the sixth Timberwolves player with an international background.
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♥ busy! ♥Posted on Apr 03, 2008 under everyday musings, me | No Comment
I'll be very busy the whole today. I have so many paper works that I should finished asap! Actually, these were the delays that I made because of my addiction to blogging! Lol! Silly me! "Mapapagalitan na ako pag nabuking ako!"lol!
Anyways, I'll try to blog though if I can still "singit it", feeling ko hindi ko matitiis eh!
I have so many tags and some opps that I should post in a while. Ok that's it, need to work now!
See yah later guys!