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Regis graduate student and faculty member wins award at Brigham and Women's HospitalMarch 9, 2011
Regis graduate student and faculty member Cherlie Normilus will receive the Brigham and Women's Hospital UJIMA AWARD Thursday March 10 at 12 noon at the Brigham. The BWH Ujima Award was established in 2008 to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of multicultural members of the hospital community.
Ujima is one of the seven principles of Kwanza which is a celebration of family, community, and culture. According to the Brigham and Women's Hospital description of the award, "We realize that the very best staff includes nurses who reflect the communities that we serve and are able to improve patient outcomes by advocating for the provision of culturally-sensitive care."
Normilus was born in Port-De-Paix, Haiti in 1976, one of 14 children. The January, 2010 earthquake devastated her family, especially brother Osman, who lost his wife, 9- year-old daughter, sister-in-law, many neighbors and close friends including his house. He is now raising 2 little boys without their mother.
Cherlie Normilus expects to receive her master of science in nursing from Regis College this May. She is a clinical instructor at Regis as well as a critical care nurse at the Brigham and Women's Hospital. She has previously served as a nurse at the Cambridge Health Alliance and the Goddard House Home for Aged Women in Jamaica Plain.
She says she wanted to be part of a profession "that would provide a direct way for me to give back to the community that I am part of both locally as well as in Haiti." Normilus attributes her success to her parents, who left their home to pursue the American dream.
"My father had one goal in mind, to raise independent women. He believed that could only be accomplished through education," she added, noting that her education gave her what she needed to "make positive changes in others' lives and able to provide care and comfort to those in need."
"We are very proud of Cherlie, who expresses the best of Regis' commitment to serve the dear neighbor," said Regis President Mary Jane England, MD. "In addition to everything else that Cherlie does, she is an important part of the Regis College Haiti Project."
The Regis College School of Nursing, Science and Health Professions has partnered with the Haitian Ministry of Health, nursing school leaders in Haiti, and the Boston-based medical charity Partners In Health (PIH) to launch an innovative program to provide long-term, advanced training for nursing faculty in Haiti. The program is the result of three years of planning and development and addresses the urgent need for more and better-trained nurses in a country ravaged by last year's devastating earthquake.
"Cherlie's recognition by the Brigham is well deserved," said Antoinette Hays, RN, PhD, and Dean of the Regis College School of Nursing, Science and Health Professions. "The earthquake was devastating to a country that already was barely hanging on by a thread. An investment in the faculty of nursing in Haiti is an investment in the health of the country for the long term. And Cherlie is part of the team that is going to help make that happen."
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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Two deadly shootings in Rock Island, IL. Two men are dead, one woman is hurt, and police are looking for the person or people responsible.
Police say they were called to two separate homes in Rock Island, for deadly shootings, within four hours.
The most recent shooting happened on Fifth Street and Fourteenth Avenue at 1:12 AM on Sunday.
The first shooting happened in the area of Eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue, around 9:30 PM on Saturday.
At the first shooting, on Eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue, there were reports of multiple gun shots. Officers say when the arrived at the shooting they found a nineteen-year-old male from Rock Island, injured. He was transported to Trinity Medical Center and later died from his injuries.
When officers arrived on scene for the second shooting, on Fifth Street and Fourteenth Avenue, they found another nineteen-year-old man injured. He was also transported to Trinity Medical Center, and then later died from his injuries.
A second victim, a seventeen-year-old female from East Moline was also transported to Trinity with injuries from the same incident, but police say she is currently in stable condition.
The names of these victims are not being released at this time due to notification of relatives.
Neighbors KWQC spoke with today were reluctant to talk on camera, out of fear. They say they heard the gun shots late last night and do not know who is responsible.
Neighbors say this has been happening frequently in their neighborhood, and they have been afraid to leave their homes. Other neighbors say they hope parents take their children else where to trick-or-treat because the neighborhood is not safe.
Police tell me that they are working to determine whether or not the two shootings are related.
Rock Island detectives are investigating both shootings and are asking for your help. If you have any information about either case, call the Rock Island Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
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Barry Gilliam is back to work.
Just over a month after Gilliam's contract with FedEx Ground was terminated and locals along the deliveryman's route – which runs through East Hampton Village – pushed the company to hire him back, Gilliam was back on his route on Tuesday.
"I'm speechless over what everyone has done for me," said Gilliam, a Calverton resident, on Tuesday. "I don't even have words. It's like you see this in movies if you understand what I mean. What can I really say?"
Following FedEx Ground's decision to end its contract with Gilliam as an independent contractor, the community rallied around "someone we've all grown so fond of," as Valeria Smith, owner of The Monogram Shop, called him.
"It's just a sweet spot every day when he comes through the door," she said. "He is the happiest, most positive, cheerful, accommodating, smiley, wonderful guy I've ever met. I'm not kidding."
Upon hearing news that Gilliam – who had been working the route for 11 years – was no longer running the delivery route, hundreds in the East Hampton business community rallied together to form a petition to send to FedEx calling for his return. Meanwhile, over 1,500 people joined a Facebook group dedicated to making others aware of the situation.
Joi Jackson Perle, who grew up with Gilliam in East Hampton, started the Facebook group and though she noted many were "really, really upset" following Gilliam's termination, many continued to send notes to the company and stop using its services in the hopes that they would get the message.
"We kind of made a nuisance of ourselves with FedEx and I think they got the message, quite frankly," she said. "We started using UPS, the Post Office. And money talks."
FedEx Ground spokeswoman Erin Truxal noted that technically the company had not renewed a contract with Gilliam, but that, "Another independent contractor vendor that operates out of FedEx Ground's Long Island station hired Mr. Gilliam as a driver for its business. This is a decision made solely by the independent contractor vendor."
Gilliam declined to comment in too much detail on the specifics of how he was hired back or what it would mean that he is not immediately contracting with FedEx.
But to some, those details are pale in comparison to the fact that he'll be walking through their doors once again.
"We're just so happy that justice was done," Smith said. "Or whatever was done. I don't care what happened. As long as he's back."


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(Note, this is somewhat related to VandyImport's terrific post earlier if you haven't read it, seriously, it's legit).
No doubt, game atmosphere is one area in which Vandy lags behind other schools. And what has there been to get excited about?
But most Vandy fans agree that there is now, or at least might be, something to get excited about. Yet, by and large, no one expects our crowd to be even a little different until the team starts to win.
Coach Franklin and the football operations people are trying to make these games as much an experience as they can, but I think most of us would agree that it isn't any kind of an event without a crowd that's excited, and not just excited about the score, but excited to be Vandy fans.
My challenge to fans is simple: learn and SING Dynamite.
I'll be honest, this is as much of the fight song as I know:
Dynamite, Dynamite, when Vandy comes to fight!
[mumbles the tune for a while, occasionally switches accidentally to high school fight song, drinks some refreshing Coca-Cola]
V-A-N-D-Y, Vandy, Vandy, Oh hell yeah!
Now, I feel quite certain that many of you longer tenured Dore fans do actually know all of the words. But, I don't know if I've ever heard anyone singing any but the last line. (This may be due to the fact that I had been sitting in the sad-sack grad student section).
As a U.S. soccer fan, I have gotten into singing the national anthem lately, singing it loudly (and usually badly) because I hated when Mexico or Costa Rica or some other country, playing in the U.S. got a louder anthem than we did. I now just sing it loud at any event, just because I wish more people would singing it.
Vandy football is the exact same way, we show up and hear Rocky Top and whatever else sung louder than anything a we sing.
Enough of that. If the recruits all said, I'll get excited about Vandy when they start winning, we'd never get any better. Coach Franklin has committed himself. The team has committed themselves. Kimbrow and Batey and Azubike and everyone else are committing themselves.
It doesn't matter if you aren't even convinced that this time will be different. If you want Vandy to be better, if you want the crowd to care, let it start with you. Be excited to be a fan of Vanderbilt. Be excited not for what Vandy has been, but for what it could be.
Sing Dynamite as loud as you can. If you're the only person in your section singing, sing louder.
We're past the days when just showing up to a Vandy game was taken as commitment. No one will get excited until we get excited.


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I know there are people on here that don't like me, and I can honestly say I don't like a few of those ladies as well. That's life. No one is going to like everyone. I thought about leaving, I logged out and I vowed I wouldn't log back in. But something hit me. I'm not going to let a group of people ruin the one place I have to go when I have no one else to turn to. Where I go when I need someone to talk to or have something to vent about. I don't care if you comment on my post. I don't care if you put your snark in the box and press "post". I don't care. I'm going to continue to do what I'm doing. I do not have any other accounts. I have not made one before this, I did not make one during this one, and I will not make one after. I have no desire to act like someone I'm not just so a bunch of random girls will like me over the internet. That's not who I am. So, if you like me, cool beans. If not, that's cool too. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and make choices for themselfs of who they are going to talk to and associate with. I'm not asking ANY of you to talk to me or associate yourselfs with me. If I make a post, I'm not going to go cry in a corner somewhere because I didn't get any comments. If I vent and you think it's ridiculous what I'm upset about say it. If you don't like me, PAN me and say it so you don't get in trouble. I don't want trouble and I know none of you do either. But I will not stop posting and commenting. This is a site for everyone and I have just as right to be here as anyone else does. Say what you want about me. I don't care. Have fun with it even. If that's what gets your jollies off, have at it. End.
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Emily, you totally forgot to mention the food porn party, before the poop party.
Julie (28), married to James (34).
Julie (28), married to James (34).
First Time Parents to Kali Mae, born 8/19/13 at 38w4d.
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Ladies, I feel like a failure.
She said her bf introduced her to what the blue waffle is and you all missed it.
Why do I try?
She said her bf introduced her to what the blue waffle is and you all missed it.
Why do I try?
Posted 03/24/2013
I don't regret girl's night out. I regret missing the beginning of this thread. Can rediculous things happen again tonight? But let's take a break for Walking Dead. Who's in?
My mooseshake brings all the boys to the yard
Posted 03/24/2013
After being away from this board for so long, the first thread I read is a "I forgot I was on the internet post and thought everyone was going to be super nice to me always" post. I'm so confused as to what happened, yet slightly intrigued... I need to come on here more often
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Posted 03/24/2013
Damn it! I'm a failure! How cod I forget the food!!! 😱
In my defense I wrote that at midnight and I really was tired.
In my defense I wrote that at midnight and I really was tired.
IWASRN13 =) ^v^
Posted 03/24/2013
Haha still open
I'll judge you, stereotype you, then shove you in a category. So prove me wrong!
I'll judge you, stereotype you, then shove you in a category. So prove me wrong!
Abel Drew <3 We love you.
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As many of you might have noticed, I'm Matt Bishop and I'm new here. I used to run MMAForReal.com before that site was shut down and have now (in my best LeBron voice) taken my talents here to Bloody Elbow to contribute to this wonderful site. Not only will I be contributing to this site it written form, but I am happy to announce the addition of Bloody Elbow Radio to the site with our first edition coming your way LIVE for two hours starting at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT Thursday (Feb. 10).
The show will comprise of myself as host, my cohort Forrest Lynn and BE's own Jonathan Snowden along with contributions from many other BE staffers. We'll start Thursday with an exciting show to preview "Strikeforce/M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Silva" with special guest Mike Fagan. Snowden will check in with two weekly segments, the first being "Curmudgeon's Corner" with BE editor Kid Nate and what promises to be an extremely interesting weekly debate segment known as "Snowden vs. Subo."
Since BE is known for its large community interaction, the show will be no different. We plan on involving the listenership by reading your e-mails, tweets and comments and by taking your calls. Going forward, we'll be offering listeners the opportunity to record and send us rants by featuring the "Reader Rant of the Week." Snowden also will feature the "Fanpost of the Week" on air.
Now, for some background on the show: Even before I started at MMA For Real in May 2009, I hosted a show called Lights Out Radio that started in August 2007. We brought that show to MMA For Real and now the evolution of that show continues here. As LOR, we did just shy of 300 shows during the three-and-a-half years of our existence and kept the show growing throughout that time.
As for myself and Forrest (since everybody knows Snowden already), here is some information about us. I am a near-graduate of Michigan State University and will shortly hold my bachelor's degree in communication. At MSU, I worked in the sports department for the student newspaper, The State News, covering every major sport at the school. I had the honor of covering the 2005 Final Four in St. Louis and 2010 Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio along with about 20 NCAA Tournament games, as well, between men's basketball, hockey, women's basketball and men's soccer. I served as the paper's editor-in-chief during summer 2008. I currently hold a part-time position with The Detroit News in the sports department in addition to my duties here at BE and with SLAM! Wrestling. You can follow me on Twitter @mbish86.
Forrest Lynn is a long-time fan of MMA who has served as a technical consultant to several fighters. He has attended MMA shows on two continents (North America and Asia) and provides a great technical breakdown of the sport. Forrest resides near Auburn, Ala., and can be found avidly following the Auburn Tigers football team throughout the year. He joined Lights Out Radio in February 2009 and has been a key cog in the show ever since. You can follow him on Twitter @sprewellrimz.
Our staples at LOR were our signature preview and review shows of all major MMA events and we plan on continuing that here on Bloody Elbow. For those fans craving instant analysis following a big show, we've got you covered. We'll be live shortly after all major MMA shows to run down the evening's happenings and will, as always, be encouraging listener interaction during the show. If you're not a night owl, you can always catch the show (or any show for that matter) on download at your convenience.
It's my goal to bring everyone a fun, entertaining show each time out. We look forward to doing big things with this. I think I can speak for myself, Forrest, Jonathan and the rest of the BE crew when I say that we're all very excited for this.
We'll see you on Thursday!
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GOSHEN — Wilma "Brownie" Orphelia Yarbrough, 89, C.R. 126, formerly of Atlanta, Ga., died Tuesday at 6:46 p.m.
She married Robert Heath Yarbrough Feb. 7, 1946. He died Nov. 10, 1969.
She is survived by her daughter, Claudia (Bill) Landow, Goshen; and three sons, Robert Yarbrough, Big Canoe, Ga., John Allen (Beth) Yarbrough, Clermont, Ga., and Thomas Lee Yarbrough, Atlanta, Ga.
Friends may call Thursday from 5:30 p.m. until the 7 p.m. funeral service at Rieth-Rohrer-Ehret Funeral Home, Goshen.
Burial will be in Fairview Memorial Gardens, Atlanta, Ga.


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Posted: 8:00 pm Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
G Donald Thomas: I'm ready to go
By Brian Biggane
Nearly 11 months since he last got down into a three-point stance on a football field, Dolphins offensive guard Donald Thomas Wednesday said he'll be at full speed when training camp opens Sunday.
Thomas, who won the starting right guard job only to be lost for the season in the opener with a broken left foot, appeared at a youth football clinic in Fort Myers along with several other players.
"I'm feeling good," he said. "It's time I got back on the field; I've been off it for awhile. When I get another opportunity to get back on the field and show I can play football, that's what I plan to do."
While the Dolphins indicated Thomas missed the spring workouts due to a torn pectoral muscle he suffered lifting weights, Thomas insisted the muscle was never torn.
"It wasn't torn. It wasn't right, I'll put it like that," he said. "But it happened during the spring, it's healed up nicely, and we should be ready to go for the season."
Asked if he thinks the starting right guard job is his to lose, Thomas said he won't take that attitude.
"I'm not gonna say that. I'm definitely going to compete to get the job; there's no question about that. Let the best man win. I want to play, and be the starter, so I'm going to keep working so I can do that."
About the Author
Brian Biggane has been a sportswriter for The Palm Beach Post for 31 years. This is his second go-round on the Dolphins beat, having covered Don Shula and Bob Griese for the Sun-Sentinel in the 1970s and, before that, O.J. Simpson and the Buffalo Bills for the Niagara Falls (N.Y.) Gazette.


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Immediately before the Hopeful, a field of 6 older fillies and mares contested the $150,000 Glens Falls Stakes (G3), a 1 3/8 mile trip around three turns of the inner turf course. Hit It Rich was sent off as the 4-5 favorite in the field of 6 off a third place finish in the New York (G2) after finishing second in the Sheepshead Bay (G2). In to challenge her included 2-1 second choice Kissable, winner of the Waya Stakes last out, and 6-1 third choice Bizzy Caroline, third in the Waya.
Hit It Rich and Bizzy Caroline hooked up for a speed duel immediately and clicked off fractions of 24.37, 48.19, 1:13.13, and 1:36.82 over the firm course, while as many as 6 lengths in front of the rest of the field led by Kissable. Into the stretch, Hit It Rich shook off her foe, opening up a 3 1/2 length advantage through 1 1/4 miles in 2:00.10, and then finished under wraps 1 1/2 lengths in front in 2:12.34. It was just a neck back from Bizzy Caroline to Kissable third, as the first three held those positions the entire distance.


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Chippewa County (WQOW) - There are no easy answers to a troubling trend in Chippewa County. The County's suicide rate has been climbing the last three years. Last month alone, four people took their own life. The county is reaching out in new ways, before it's too late.
"In Chippewa County, in the past three years, we have been proportionately higher than the state average when it comes to suicide," says Larry Winter, Director of Human Services in Chippewa County.
Twelve suicides this year: a number the coroner says may be even higher.
"We have seven to eight cases that are in various stages of investigation. Some of them have been determined to be accidental just because of lack of evidence," says Ron Patten, Chippewa County Coroner.
Ron Patten says he believes at least two deaths ruled accidental were probably suicides.
"We have to have a note or a text message, something really concrete that we can go by. If we don't have enough, it has to be ruled accidental," Patten says. "For instance, on a person that overdosed on drugs, those are very hard to prove because the person may be taking them for pain or they may want to end their life because of whatever problem they have. If we have a gunshot wounds, a drowning or a hanging, we usually have enough evidence to prove that person wanted to do that to themselves."
Accidental death is treated very differently than a suicide by life insurance companies. Most do not pay if the death was the result of a suicide.
"Even in depression or with severe health problems, a lot of them are still thinking about their family and they know that's the only way they can help them yet," Patten says.
"So, the question is: why is this trend different in Chippewa County?" Winter says.
The county does not have any firm answers as to why the suicide rate is higher. It's trying to be proactive to reach those in need. Training has been available for teachers and first responders. A suicide prevention line is available 24/7 and a brochure is being made that will be available in schools, hospitals and law enforcement agencies.
"It's going to give you specific things to watch for as far as warning signs of suicide. It's going to give you specific information about where to call and also what services are specifically available in the Chippewa Valley," Winter says.
The county says every adult age group has been affected -- from 18 to 90 years old. Health experts believe the earlier you recognize mental health issues the more treatment options you have, but there are concerns people are slipping through the cracks. Chippewa County has taken a proactive approach. Through a committee, the county has focused on mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention. The new brochure is set to be out within a month.


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Mickey & Friends Passover Centerpiece
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Below is a listing of last month's articles.
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July 2014:
The Broad Approach: Howard's Master Plan for Seniors »
The updating of its master plan began as a simple attempt by the Howard County Department of Citizens Services to address the needs of its seniors as more baby boomers segue into retirement age, mainly to bolster the offerings at the county's senior centers.
Marketing to Millennials: The Shift in the Office Market »
Should you decide to start a conversation about improvement in the economy and how well your job may be going, it might be best not to do so with a commercial real estate broker who focuses on the office market.
Deliberations Begin on Howard Courthouse Expansion »
About 40 Howard County residents attended a kickoff meeting on June 17 to begin discussing a proposed expansion of the Howard County Courthouse.
Task Force Aims to Improve Howard's Mental Health Service »
A newly-established task force studying gaps in mental health services will assist in the development of a Comprehensive Behavioral Health Action Plan for Howard County.
Cyber 5.0 Conference Highlights Cyber Industry's Trends, Realities »
The fifth annual cybersecurity conference, held last month at The Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), in Laurel, presented a program focused on trends and realities within the cyber industry.
Building Associations Join Forces, Hang Shingle in Maple Lawn »
The Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association (MNCBIA) and the Home Builders Association of Maryland (HBAM) are poised to merge into a single entity that will represent Howard and Anne Arundel counties, as well as Baltimore City and Washington, D.C., plus Baltimore, Calvert, Carroll, Charles, Harford, Montgomery, Prince George's and St. Mary's counties, as well as the Eastern Shore.
Biz Roundup »
O'Malley, Mikulski Launch Maryland Cybersecurity Roundtable U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley announced the launch of the Maryland Cybersecurity roundtable on May 29 at The Hotel at Arundel Preserve, in Hanover. Organized as a nonprofit entity, the Roundtable is modeled after the successful Maryland Space Business roundtable and will provide the state's [...]
Q&A With Howard County Office of Human Rights Administrator Vernon Gray »
Dr. C. Vernon Gray, administrator of the Office of Human Rights for Howard County Government, has worn several hats during his long career, and recently added another title to his résumé: chair of the Howard County Human Trafficking Task Force.
LE Program for Emerging Leaders Graduates Class of 2014 »
The Howard County Leadership Essentials (LE) class of 2014 completed the six-month leadership development program at a June 5 closing ceremony at Loyola University Maryland.
The Arc Celebrates Inclusion, Support »
The Arc of Howard County praised the county's elected officials at its annual Celebration of Excellence Awards ceremony, held on May 14.
Where Have All the Voters Gone? »
There was lots of handwringing about the low voter turnout in last month's gubernatorial primary, and lot of explanation offered. People went on vacation, some said. I didn't know the last week in June was such a popular vacation time.
Neuman's Political Career is Over »
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman insisted she was no "career politician," unlike her opponent in the Republican primary, Del. Steve Schuh.
The Beats Goes On »
If there's a place more out of touch than our area on the pricing/value of things 'n stuff, in general, it has to be Silicone Valley, or the parts of California infected by it. Two recent acquisitions confirm this observation.
Awards: More Than Just Good Publicity »
Have you won anything lately? If your answer is, "Yes," congratulations. If your answer is "No," have you applied?
Summer Enrichment Program Gives Youngsters a Solid Head Start »
It may be summertime, but that doesn't mean it's time to take a break from learning.
The Family Summit: An Investment in Family Harmony »
One of America's wealthiest men, Joseph Kennedy, often lectured his family about their extravagance. One evening at dinner, having received a new batch of bills, the senior Kennedy unleashed a barrage of criticism, causing Ethel (Bobby Kennedy's wife) to flee from the room.
ManneqArt Kicking Off Its Second Year at Historic Savage Mill »
Historic Savage Mill again hosted the first of three major 2014 ManneqArt events, with the Hair Sculpture and Special Effects Makeup Competition, held on Sunday, June 22, as part of the annual Columbia Festival of the Arts.
Industry Perspective: Where Should You Invest? »
America's economy is rebounding, and business and consumer spending are driving U.S. economic growth. As the economy improves, investing tactics to garner the highest performance changes.
Consortium Wins EARN Implementation Grant, Will Create Cybersecurity Training Program »
The Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corp. (AAWDC) and Dunbar Armored have announced that the Central Maryland Cyber/IT (information technology) Consortium has been awarded a two-year, $366,000 Employment Advancement Right Now (EARN) Implementation Grant from the Department of Labor and Licensing (DLLR) to implement a business-driven cybersecurity workforce program.
Business Briefs »
Local Firm Completes Phase I of NSF-Funded Project Scale2Market, a Marriottsville-based technology development firm, has completed the initial phase of a National Science Foundation-funded project to research and develop an innovative learning and product development web environment for technology-oriented entrepreneurs. The web environment, Innovation2Market, is specifically designed to inspire, teach, connect and guide entrepreneurs through [...]
Spotlight On New Business »
Maggiano's Opens at The Mall in Columbia Columbia's Maggiano's Little Italy celebrated its grand opening with a not-so-traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony and media/VIP luncheon in early June. Maggiano's leaders, including the brand's president, restaurant managing partner and chef managing partner, along with community leaders, cut a 10-foot, braided pasta "ribbon" to signify the opening of the [...]
CIC Announces Formation of Alumni Network »
The Chesapeake Innovation Center (CIC) has announced the creation of the center's Alumni Network, an initiative that is designed to connect and engage the entrepreneurs and technologists who have come through the CIC's doors, either as resident or affiliate members.
People In Business »
Grassroots Elects Officers, New Board Members Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, of Columbia, has elected Mary Lasky as president and Sheryll Ziporkin as vice president of its board of directors. Tim Samuel is continuing as treasurer, and Rochelle Michaeux Conway is continuing as secretary. Lasky is program manager at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, [...]
Nonprofit News & Charitable Giving »
HCAC Hosting New Exhibit on July 14 "Overtones: Tales Told Through the Eyes of Peruvian Children," a new exhibit opening July 14 at the Howard County Arts Council (HCAC), offers a unique perspective on family life in two impoverished regions of Peru through photographs taken by the children who live there. Curated by Andres Gomez, [...]
Plan Now for a Healthy Summer Vacation »
The kids are out of school and you work hard all year. Everyone is ready for a break. But a relaxing vacation might be ruined if you or someone in your family gets sick. Whether it's a quick road trip or a long flight, start protecting your health before you start packing your suitcase.
Howard Among America's Healthiest Counties for Kids »
U.S. News & World Report has named Howard County as one of America's 50 Healthiest Counties for Kids for 2014–15, ranking it 13th. The rankings were developed with the help of the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Letter To The Editor »
Dear Editor, What an incredible disappointment I felt last week when my Howard County Times arrived with no League of Women Voters Guide. For decades, I have relied on its non-partisan, candidate's own words, to help clarify my election decisions. A call to the league led me to The Business Monthly for the guide. I [...]
Officials Launch Projects to Eliminate Route 29 Bottleneck, Improve Route 32 »
Howard County Executive Ken Ulman recently was joined Maryland Transportation Secretary Jim Smith and other state lawmakers and officials to launch two major road projects that should improve the quality of life in Howard County.


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Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed including the rollout of Android 4.3 for the Galaxy S4, the UK release of the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX and a trailer for Angry Birds Go.
1. 4G Nexus 4 to Emerge Alongside Nexus 5
Rumours are that Google is very close to releasing the next iteration of its stock Android-running Nexus range, in the form of the LG-built Nexus 5. However, tech site Mobot has this week cited an unnamed source in suggesting that the search giant will also unveil a LTE-compatible version of its older Nexus 4 device, offering a 4G handset that will effectively cover the mid-range of the Android market.
2. Vodafone Secures Exclusive 4G Amazon Kindle Tablets
Vodafone has announced it will be adding its 4G LTE network to the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX tablets. They'll be offering both Pay As You Go and contract deals on the 7-inch and 8.9-inch versions, with prices starting at £270 for the former, and £400 for the latter. Expect deliveries to begin in late November and early December.
3. Samsung Starts Android 4.3 Update for Galaxy S4
If you own a Samsung Galaxy S4, keep a watch of your Software Update screen, as Samsung has started sending out its update to Android 4.3. According to online trackers, it has recently been made available in Germany, with other countries to follow soon. It's a comprehensive update, and includes a new keyboard, camera firmware and web browser, plus an improved TouchWiz launcher and support for the Galaxy Gear smartwatch. You can take a look at our review of the Galaxy S4, with its out-of-the-box Android 4.2.2 OS, in the video below.
4. Nike FuelBand SE Announced
Nike has released a sequel to the original FuelBand, called the FuelBand SE. The fitness bracelet now uses Bluetooth 4.0 to continually communicate with your smartphone – still iOS only, with no Android app announced – plus its sensors have been upgraded to recognise more activities, with more accuracy. The device will be out at the end of November.
5. LG G Pad 8.3 Ready for October Launch
LG announced its new G Pad tablet a short while ago, but failed to give us a release date. Now, through an official blog post, it has confirmed the tablet will go on sale for £260. The G Pad 8.3 has a quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, a 1920×1200 pixel resolution screen, and Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean as its OS.
6. Tesco Adds 4G to its Mobile Network
Tesco, hot on the heels of its first tablet release, has announced those connected to its mobile network can now pay an extra £2.50 per month to get 4G data speeds. Tesco doesn't increase your allowance though, only the speed, so you may eat through it a little quicker. As Tesco partners with O2, its 4G network is only available in a few cities, including London, at the moment.
7. Angry Birds Go Trailer Released
The next game to feature the Angry Birds has been given a trailer. Called Angry Birds Go, the game is a Mario Kart style downhill racer, featuring all the birds and pigs in rickety-looking go-karts. The game lets you upgrade your car, and use special features during the race. The app is going to be released for free, so expect plenty of in-app purchases, on 11 December.
8. BlackBerry Convinces KPMG to Buy 3500 BlackBerry 10 Phones
Some good new for BlackBerry this week, as the company has announced it will continue its relationship with consultancy firm KPMG, which will purchase 3500 BlackBerry 10 smartphones. It's a positive move, which continues the association that BlackBerry has long had with the business world.
9. Nokia Teams Up With NetFlix
If you buy a Lumia 1020, a Lumia 925 or a Lumia 920 through Vodafone, you could snag yourself a NetFlix subscription free for a year. The offer started on 1 October and runs until the end of the year, and is valid in stores and online. Phones4U is also offering a similar deal, and provides a NetFlix subscription with the same phones for six months.
10. Ubuntu Touch Gets First Stable Release
Canonical has released version 13.10 of its Ubuntu operating system, and with it comes the first stable release of Ubuntu Touch, its mobile OS. If you're keen, the OS can be installed on Google's Nexus devices, but there aren't any dedicated Ubuntu phones just yet.


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Mark Atteberry is an award winning actor and photographer and a frequent teacher on the business of acting. Mark began his career in the Entertainment Industry as a marketing expert before making the transition to acting and photography.
As an actor Mark's film work ranges indies like Miranda July's "The Future," the multi-award winning "Butterfly Circus" and "Stained," (for which he received a Best Actor nomination), to blockbuster hits like Ang Lee's "The Hulk." Mark's television work includes hit series like "Criminal Minds," "Luck," "Dexter," "House, M.D." "Rules of Engagement," "The Closer," "The Mentalist," "Justified," "Big Love," "The Shield," "24" and "Nip/Tuck." Mark can currently be seen in the critically acclaimed HBO/Aaron Sorkin series "The Newsroom," starring Jeff Daniels.
Mark is also an award-winning photographer and is internationally known for his advertising, documentary and headshot work. His clients include NBC, CBS, A&E, Bravo, CAA, ICM, WME, Venice Magazine, and Big Lots. Mark has been chosen as one of the "Best Headshot Photographers in Los Angeles" by BackStage West magazine and in 2010 he was honored by the Photography for Social Change Foundation as one of the top 100 documentary-style photographers in the world.
Known as "LA's Type Specialist," Mark teaches and lectures regularly around the globe on the subjects of "Branding, Image and Type" and "Acting in LA." He has written or co-written several books on the topic including "The Working Actor's Guide to LA" and "The Stunt Guide." Mark is the founder and master teacher at the "Be A Working Actor Studios" in Los Angeles.
For more infor on Mark, check out his IMDB Page:
Here is just a few of the people Mark has had the privilege of working with:
Simon Baker, Eric Bana, Julie Benz, Jacqueline Bisset, Jack Black, Benjamin Bratt, Paget Brewster, Dylan Bruno, Sandra Bullock, Saffron Burrows, Ellen Burstyn, Gary Busey, Dyan Cannon, Jennifer Carpenter, Jennifer Connoly, Daniel Dae Kim, Jeff Daniels, James D'Arcy, Keith David, Ed Decter, Sam Elliott, Dennis Farina, Kim Fields, Walton Goggins, Victor Garber, Janeane Garofalo, Thomas Gibson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Bob Gunton, Michael C. Hall, Nigel Hawthorne, Dustin Hoffman, Peter Jacobson, Cherry Jones, Doug Jones, Miranda July, Richard Kind, Robert LaSardo, Ashley Laurence, Hugh Laurie, Denis Leary, Ang Lee, Hamish Linklater, John Lithgow, Heather Locklear, Mario López, Josh Lucas, Rebecca Mader, Roma Maffia, Joe Mantegna, Julian McMahon, David Meunier, Shemar Moore, Esai Morales, James Morrison, Emily Mortimer, Olivia Munn, Ming-Na, Nick Nolte, Timothy Olyphant, John Ortiz, Bill Paxton, Max Perlich, Lou Diamond Phillips, Jeremy Piven, Megyn Price, Sam Raimi, James Russo, Ridley Scott, Rob Schneider, Robert Sean Leonard, Kyra Sedgwick, Chloë Sevigny, Garry Shandling, Pauly Shore, Elisabeth Shue, J.K. Simmons, Kerr Smith, Wesley Snipes, Mira Sorvino, David Spade, Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger, Donald Sutherland, Kiefer Sutherland, Charlize Theron, Dave Thomas, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Robin Tunney, Bob Uecker, Eduardo Verastegui, Jon Voight, Nick Vujicic, Dylan Walsh, Patrick Warburton, Chow Yun-Fat, David Zayas... and many more.
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Business Excellence Awards
Applications are now being accepted for the 14th Annual Business Excellence Awar ...
PROVIDENCE – More than $113,000 was awarded in the December 2012 round of grants from the
Statewide, 47 grants were awarded in response to 172 applications received at RISCA's Oct. 1 deadline.
Examples of projects in the current round of grants listed by the council include:
A $4,000 grant to artist Melodie Thompson of Cranston to support a series of weekly movement-arts classes at the Birch Vocational Center.
A $2,000 grant to artist Nora Rabins, of Middletown, who will construct four colorful patchwork sails for a Colonial-era windmill located at Prescott Farm in Middletown.
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Vondom displays collections at historic landmark for a cause
September 25, 2012-- Casual Living,
Contemporary furniture manufacturer Vondom ventured to Valencia's "Torres de Serrano," one of the city's original gates that is now a historic monument, for a charity event Sept. 18-19 during the Habitat Valencia trade fair and Valencia Design Week.
A host of design and architecture talents such as Studio A-cero (Joaquin Torres and Rafael
Llamazares), Ramon Esteve, Teresa Sapey and JMFERRERO contributed to the festivities.
The ADAN Collection by Teresa Sapey was featured on the steps of the medieval building. Inside, Vondom collections were displayed in each space, showcasing the concepts and visions of designers for more than 700 guests.
Event collaborators include Ginself, Daniel Belda and media partners such as Arquitectura y Diseño, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, Robb Report and Orizon. Luna Catering provided food and cocktails. Tenors and a soloist provided music.
Proceeds from the event went to Casa Caridad Valencia, an organization dedicated to helping those in need of food and shelter get back on their feet.
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The databases below are my recommendations for beginning your research, but if you aren't finding enough on your topic there, see also the complete article database listings in the following fields:
- Literature
- Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies
- German Studies (primarily in German)
MLA International Bibliography
Indexes journal articles, series, monographs, dissertations, bibliographies, proceedings and other materials supporting critical scholarship on literature, language, linguistics, and folklore. Sponsored by the Modern Language Association.
International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full Text
Online bibliography of materials indexed by the Theatre Research Data Center. Contains the full text of more than 170 journals and over 350 monographs and reference books, and indexing of academic journals, magazines, newspapers, dissertations, and monographs from over 125 countries.
International Index to Performing Arts (IIPA)
Indexes and abstracts over 250 scholarly and popular performing arts periodicals, documents, biographical profiles, conference papers, obituaries, interviews, discographies, and reviews. Covers a broad spectrum of the arts and entertainment industry including dance, film, television, drama, theater, stagecraft, musical theater, broadcast arts, circus performance, comedy, storytelling, opera, pantomime, puppetry, magic and more.
Academic Search Complete
A multidisciplinary index to articles in more than 10,900 journals and other publications in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Portuguese; full-text is available for over 5300 journals.
Includes over 1000 scholarly journals with access to more than 2 million articles. JSTOR is an archive which means that current issues (generally the most recent 3-5 years) of the journals are not yet available.
Citations and Journals
Have a citation? Use Citation Linker to go directly to the article.
Need to find a specific journal? Use E-Journal Titles A-Z to find it online or on the shelves at UC Berkeley.
Where's the PDF?
Once you've used an article database to find articles on your topic, you may need to use this button: in order to locate and read the full text of the article.
UC-eLinks will link you to the online full text of an article if UCB has paid for online access; otherwise, UC-eLinks will help you locate a print copy on the shelf in the library. If UCB doesn't own the article in print or online format, UC-eLinks can also help you order a copy from another library.
For more information, watch this video tutorial (about 4 min.)
You can also set up UC-eLinks to work with Google Scholar. For more information, watch this video tutorial (about 2 min.)
Proxy server
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Archives for: 2011
No Backbone Radio this Sunday, May 29
May 28th
Due to a last minute family emergency for my producer, there won't be a new edition of Backbone Radio this weekend. The station will play a "best of" show. We'll be back next Sunday, June 5. more »
Backbone Radio, May 22, 2011: Obama's Mid-East vision; GOP presidential hopefuls
May 21st
From Ross Kaminsky: In our first hour of this week's show, we'll be joined by global strategy expert and best-selling author Dr. Thomas P.M. Barnett (bio) of Wikistrat.com to discuss President Obama's Thursday speech about the Middle East, especially… more »
Backbone Radio, May 15, 2011: Congressman Paul Ryan
May 15th
From Ross Kaminsky: In our first hour of this week's edition of Backbone Radio, we'll first talk about news of the week, including Barack Obama's immigration speech in El Paso and the ongoing debate over whether or not the government should release ph… more »
Backbone Radio, May 8, 2011: Jimmy Sengenberger & Guests
May 7th
Audio archives for this show: Segment 1 - Intro; Jimmy's thoughts about SB200 aka "AmyCare" Segment 2 - Jimmy discusses Obamacare and SB200 with Matt Arnold Segment 3 - Jimmy and Matt discuss redistricting Segment 4 - Andy… more »
Backbone Radio, May 1, 2011: Birth certificates, NLRB tyranny, and your electricity
May 1st
From Ross Kaminsky: In our first hour of this week's edition of Backbone Radio, we'll first talk about news of the week, including the profane Donald Trump and whether Obama's release of his long form birth certificate has defanged The Donald. I'm also… more »


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L+A Insight
Nicola Formichetti, who joined the Italian company a year ago, debuts his first show for Diesel in Venice, at Venetian Arsenal on Thursday night. He merged Fashion, music, video art into a spectacular event. "This is not just a runway show; this is what we want to be in the next 10 years," said Diesel founder Renzo Rosso. "We want to be the contemporary alternative to the world of luxury — no more frivolous things. We want to deliver a very precise image." Discover the collection after the jump.


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Office of Planning, Environment, & Realty (HEP)
Planning · Environment · Real Estate
The East-West Gateway Council of Governments is the metropolitan planning organization (MPO) for the St. Louis region. In recent decades, the population in the eight-county region has grown modestly as large numbers of residents have moved from the urban core of the City of St. Louis to suburban counties. This, combined with declines in manufacturing, has left the core with considerable numbers of vacant buildings with hazardous building materials (including asbestos) and brownfield sites, which have negative effects on the human and natural environment.
The region has made good progress toward complying with EPA air-quality standards for ozone, but has continuing problems with other categories of pollutants. As St. Louis lies at the confluence of two major rivers and is centrally located in the United States, the region has long been an important freight center. Most of the region's freight moves by truck, yet rail and barge play an important role in moving bulk commodities; the Port of St. Louis is the second largest inland port in the United States by tonnage, and there are seven primary rail-to-truck transfer points in the region.
"Legacy 2025," the long-range transportation plan (LRTP) for the region, clearly maps the connections between serving the freight sector and moving toward the goal of increasing economic competitiveness and improving the number of and access to jobs and educational opportunities. Maintaining reliable and affordable transit service is important for inner-city, low-income residents. Yet regional transit faces declining ridership, shrinking revenues, and aging fleets. In a region facing a number of challenges, the plan takes a positive yet realistic tone and a fiscally conservative stance by focusing on preserving existing infrastructure and improving operations.
Safety for Both the User and the Community: The plan documents and analyzes high crash rates for all modes. The plan also includes a section on transit safety, which includes injuries at transit stops, personal security issues (e.g., crime), and incidents involving transit vehicles. The plan approaches travel safety by first framing the specific safety issue, rather than assuming that the solution lies solely with infrastructure changes. The Haddon Matrix, a simple tool for determining appropriate strategies to improve transportation safety, is adapted to identify policies and actions that will address safety holistically. Linking the matrix with the crash data analysis reveals that the most effective way to improve travel safety in the region will be to focus on driver behavior factors in addition to making infrastructure improvements.Limitations to Data and Information are Recognized, and Strategies to Manage Gaps Implemented/Plan and Process are Thoroughly Documented: The importance of freight to the region's economy means that the transportation plan must give close attention to freight issues. Yet the freight industry has been reluctant to participate in the planning process, declining to provide data that it considers proprietary. To remedy this situation, the MPO collected information via a survey of freight firms about general concerns and an aerial survey of truck density on major highways. These data have informed the development of a priority goods movement network (PGMN)—a map of important shippers, receivers, and facilities. Despite the lack of comprehensive freight data, the PGMN allows the LRTP to include freight needs in the evaluation criteria for proposed projects.
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TODAY | December 07, 2012
>>> it's a big day for david axelrod , president obama 's campaign adviser, and for his 40-year-old mustache. he said if he could raise $1 million for epilepsy research, he would agree to shave it off. david is across the street right now with joe and mika , with his wife susan axelrod there on the set of nbc's " morning joe ."
>> i hear savannah.
>> good morning. hi willie , hi, savannah.
>> good morning, joe, good morning, susan and good morning david and good morning david 's mustache. you have about ten seconds to live.
>> and good night, david 's mustache.
>> we'll be cutting off your mustache in just a minute. why?
>> well, we're cutting it off because there are people who have lost a lot more than a mustache to epilepsy, 50,000 people a year lose their lives, people like our daughter lauren, mike barnacle 's wonderful daughter julia have lost so much because of epilepsy and have fought through some very difficult times, so we're trying to raise some money for research, and we have. we made a challenge a month ago, if we could raise $1 million in a month i would shave my mustache off on this show.
>> and we did it.
>> let's go.
>> willie , what do you think?
>> i don't know that i would trust mika .
>> does this hurt.
>> did you practice?
>> no, i've never done this before.
>> is there a professional in the house?
>> should i let a professional do this.
>> steve, take it away.
>> here's the man.
>> i don't think i want to see this.
>> i'm -- i'm grateful for professionals.
>> okay.
>> so while that mustache goes away. no shrinking.
>> wow.
>> 40 years ago i had a scar under my mustache.
>> i thought you'd step in with the straight razor in this operation. what happened?
>> mika was willing to straight razor and --
>> i was not going to let joe scarborough near my neck with a straight razor .
>> diplomatic negotiations between the two.
>> david , i think you're a courageous man to be chatting with a razor in your face. how attached are you to this mustache? you've had it longer than i've been alive.
>> i've been staring at it for 40 years. i've been up all night, to be honest with you.
>> oh, good lord.
>> a little unsettling but people have lost more than a mustache.
>> here we go.
>> we were just talking about sweeney todd . willie , can you imagine all the mustard that this mustache has absorbed in chicago over the past 40 years?
>> this is like an archaeological dig .
>> oh, my goodness.
>> this is a good look.
>> does susan have a microphone on. wondering how she feels.
>> one more minute while this is occurring. talk to willie quickly about your daughter and how she inspired you and david to make this.
>> our daughter inspired us to get involved. there was a real void out there for people crying for research in epilepsy, so that's what this is all about. that's what cureepilepsy.org is all about, and it's been a tremendous year, and this is a great way to cap it off.
>> you know, savannah, and willie , some unusual suspects stepped forward to help out. donald trump was one of the first to call, contributed 100,000. mark cuban committed 200,000. the president stepped in, george clooney , tom hanks , carole king .
>> my gosh.
>> it's a great cause.
>> it took david 's mustache to bring donald trump and president obama together.
>> guys, we're going to check back in with you when it's all said and done, and thanks so much for letting us share this moment.
>> willie , savannah, thanks very much.
>> thank you.
>> we're almost done here.
>> we're almost there.
>> i think he was a little nostalgic there. 40 years with the stach sgle when you lost your muttons that was tough.
>> when i lost my afro, that was really --
>> almost there.
>> getting close.
>> wow.
>> he's got a lip. not


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Indianapolis Colts
Mike McGlynn - #75 - G
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|Austintown, OH
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|2008, 4th round, 10th pick by Eagles
Hughes provides depth outside for Colts' 'D'
Colts' first-round draft pick Jerry Hughes should fill the bill nicely as an extra speedy pass rusher with a big-time burst off the edge.
Colts DT Foster accused of sexual assault
The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that an Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis hotel worker has alleged in a lawsuit that Colts DT Eric Foster sexually assaulted her before the AFC championship game.
Colts sign RFA DT Johnson
Following in the footsteps of fellow Colts starting DT Daniel Muir, restricted free agent Antonio Johnson has signed his one-year tender of $1.644 million.
Colts RFAs Bullitt, Muir sign contracts
The Indianapolis Star is reporting that key backup S Melvin Bullitt and starting DT Daniel Muir have signed one-year contracts with the Colts.
Colts could sorely miss versatile DL Brock
Don't be surprised if the Colts spend a relatively high pick in the upcoming draft on a potential replacement for versatile DL Raheem Brock, whose contract was quietly terminated early in the offseason.
Christensen takes charge of Colts' play-calling
The Colts officially announced a substantial makeover of their coaching staff, but specifics on the input and authority of the coaches remain sketchy, with head coach Jim Caldwell yet to go into detail about the changes.
Colts officially announce coaching changes
The Colts officially announced the hirings of two coaches on Friday — WR coach Ron Turner and assistant offensive-line coach Ron Prince — in addition to altering the titles of four others on the staff.
Colts officially announce Terry signing
The Colts officially announced the signing Monday morning of free-agent OT Adam Terry. The 6-8, 335-pound Terry adds considerable beef to an offensive line that team president Bill Polian has vowed to make bigger and stronger this offseason.
Eagles bring back WR Baskett
The Eagles have re-signed WR Hank Baskett, who last played with the team in training camp in 2009 before being let go as one of the final cuts.
Lilja release latest unexpected Colts maneuver
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Renato "Babalu" Sobral will step into the Affliction ring Saturday night looking to get a big win over Mike Whitehead. Over the last year, controversy has surrounded Sobral, but the former UFC title contender looks to put that all behind him Saturday night and come away with a huge victory.
In 2002 Babula lost by a Head Kick KO to Chuck Liddell at UFC 40, but would go on to win the next 10 in a row. His win stream would set up a title shot rematch with the "Iceman" in 2006. Babula was beaten once again. Liddell was running through everyone, so the loss did nothing to hurt his career.
In his next fight Babalu who was a 3:1 favorite, was knocked out by Jason Lambert at UFC 68, which shocked many. So Sobral needed a dominating performance in his next fight, as 3 losses in a row in the UFC usually warranted your walking papers. So on August 25th, 2008 Babula went into the cage dominated. He beat David Heath all over the cage, leaving him into a bloody mess.
But he made one mistake.
At the end of the fight, Babula left his choke on too long and was fined his $25,000 win bonus and kicked out of the UFC. It likely didn't help his case that on July 14th he was charged with two misdemeanors (trespassing and battery) at the Hard Rock Casino just outside Tampa, FL.
A win over Rodney Faverus in Planium Fighting Productions in December 2007 was his only fight since.
A win Saturday night over Whitehed will put all that behind him very quickly. In Whitehead (23-6), Babalu is fighting a guy who has won 12 in a row and is a real threat at 205 lbs for anyone.
But he remains calm heading into Saturday and notes that,
"The crowd can get excited, but when I walk into the ring, I don't care what I'm hearing. I just try and relax my mind and just do my job."
He heads into Saturday as a favorite once again and his goals in the sport have remained the same since day one, as he laments, "My goal in MMA is to be number 1."
Babalu will begin his road back to number 1 on Saturday at Affliction.
Met him at the beach yesterday, was just chillin doin yoga. Said hi introduced him to my kids said good luck and went on my way. He seemed like a pretty cool dude. Newport 17th st.
Babalu has a nice image..
he looks cool and is great
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Hope he gives us a great show!
Go babalu!
Anyone know what happeend with these charges?
I hope Whitehead beats him on Saturday.
I like Babula, but did not like what he did to Heath.
That was a black eye on MMA.
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