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As I was reading some Tom Verducci analysis of Alex Rodriguez's hip injury, I began to wonder if the Yankees would consider Mark Teahen as a stop-gap should Rodriguez miss extended time.
Teahen is relatively cheap by Yankee standards and I can't silence the nagging voice in the back of my head that tells me Dayton Moore is looking to move a body or two as the inevitable injury bug bites other teams.
I have no idea what implications this may have for either club beyond likely helping the Royals lower their payroll and remove one competitor from battles for the right side of the infield. I can't imagine Teahen would fetch much given the previous failed attempts to move him. What are your thoughts? Salary and draft pick(s) perhaps?
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The program offers 47 different courses for only $35.00 a semester. "Many of the professors are the same who teach the regular students at VSU," said Aigen.
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With Ty Warren's triceps tear, the Denver Broncos are in need of some extra help along the defensive line. Instead of signing someone in free agency, the Broncos opted to put a claim in on Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeMario Pressley. They won the waiver claim on Wednesday.
Pressley was drafted in the fifth round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints; however, the only game action Pressley has seen came in 2009 for a span of seven games. He missed his rookie season of 2008 when he fractured his foot.
He joined the Houston Texans in Dec. 2010, but was released by the team in February. The Colors picked him up then, but Pressley failed to do much in camp with the Colts. It is unlikely that Pressley will gain a roster spot, but he provides a decent depth option for the rest of the preseason.
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The Denver Broncos might not be done signing former first-round NFL Draft picks that have turned out to be busts early on in their careers. The Buffalo Bills released 2009 first-round draft selection Aaron Maybin, the 11th overall pick. No team claimed him on waivers, which meant that he became an unrestricted free agent.
Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports reported that the Broncos are among a number of teams that have expressed interest in him. Manish Mehta of the NY Daily News added that the decision is likely to come on Wednesday morning.
Maybin could play either linebacker, which he did last season for the Bills, or defensive end, his college position. But he hasn't started an NFL, has not had a sack in his two-year career and likely would struggle to make the roster at either position. He is reportedly weighing in at 228 pounds this summer, much to light to play on the line in a 4-3 defense.
It would be a decent depth signing if it happens. Maybin's only 23, which does give him some more time to turn things around.
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On Tuesday morning, LenDale White was not out on the practice field in Dove Valley. The Denver Broncos had released the Denver native to start the day, according to Mike Klis of the Denver Post. White never played a down in a regular season game for the Broncos after joining the team in 2010. He tore an Achilles tendon during the final preseason game that year.
White got back in shape and was ready to compete for a spot on the running back depth chart, but he was unable to crack the top three spots in the first release. In the first preseason game, White rushed four times for 10 yards. He was clearly out-played by Jeremiah Johnson, who picked up 28 yards and one touchdown on four carries.
Now White cane seek an opportunity where he will have a chance to pick up carries out of the backfield. The Broncos needed to thin their ranks, and White was the first to go.
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While Ty Warren faces a potential season-ending triceps tear, fellow Denver Broncos defensive tackle Marcus Thomas is out for the remainder of the preseason, reports the Denver Post. A strained pectoral muscle will keep Thomas out for the final three preseason games, a recovery time that will hopefully allow him to play in the Sept. 12 preseason opener against the Oakland Raiders.
Thomas had beaten out Kevin Vickerson for the right to start the first preseason game, which he did with Warren. Thomas believes he is finally in a defense that is suited to his strength, which were diminished when he had to transition to a new defense almost every season since 2007.
The Broncos are starting the battle of attrition early on, but they won't be giving up anytime soon. Until Thomas is healthy and Warren's status is settled, Vickerson and Brodrick Bunkley, both listed as first-teamers on the first depth chart, will move back to being starters.
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Ty Warren was one of the centerpieces of John Fox's free agent acquisitions for the new defense. He was expected to be one of the starting defensive tackles and help stop the run, a major issue for the Broncos the last few seasons. But now his status for the upcoming season is unknown, having torn his triceps muscle on Monday.
The results of an MRI came out on Tuesday and now the team and Warren are taking things slowly, reports the Denver Post. Everyone is hopeful that Warren can play at some point this season, but surgery, for a second year in a row, is a possibility. Warren missed last season due to hip surgery.
Now that Warren is out for an indeterminate amount of time and Marcus Thomas is out for the preseason, Kevin Vickerson and Brodrick Bunkley are the starting defensive tackles, which is where they were listed on the first depth chart Fox released.
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Denver Broncos defensive tackle Marcus Thomas started the team's first preseason game after the first depth chart release had him as a backup to Kevin Vickerson. Thomas is certainly feeling more comfortable now that he is back in 4-3 defensive scheme. Thomas has said as much recently (via Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post):
"Every year (with the Broncos) it seemed like I was trying to learn a new system, learn something new," said Thomas, who made 30 starts and 14 sacks at Florida. "You try to keep doing the things they want you to and contribute. I feel like this defense suits me and the things I can do."
Thomas joined the Broncos in 2007 and went through a number of defensive coordinators, including Bob Slowik, Mike Nolan and Don Martindale. Head coach John Fox brought in New Orleans Saints defensive backs coach Dennis Allen to serve as his defensive coordinator and Thomas is already gaining some rewards from this hire.
Thomas started all 16 games in 2008, but he became the forgotten man over the two years of the Josh McDaniels regime. If Allen's defense can provide the stability Thomas needs to excel, the Broncos will benefit across their defensive line. Let's see what happens over the next few preseason games.
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The Denver Broncos are a rushing team looking to reestablish that once dominant ground attack they once had. Under former coach Josh McDaniels, the Broncos moved away from that and had Kyle Orton throw the ball (being down by big numbers also helped that propensity to throw). May we see a return to the days of pounding the ball?
Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post believes that if the Broncos want to win, they will need to rush the ball 500 times this season. The team ran the ball 440 times in 2009 and 398 times in 2010, a 4-10 season. Legwold then breaks down how the Broncos have a winning season almost every time the team has over 500 rushing attempts.
In the first preseason game, we did see a balanced attack between the rush and the pass. Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow and Brady Quinn combined for 27 pass attempts; Seven players rushed for 30 total carries, though we'll drop that down to 28 since Tebow made two of those rushes. An improved Knowshon Moreno and new running back Willis McGahee will be at the forefront of this movement.
John Fox is ready to take back the ground offensive and we'll see that more as the preseason goes on.
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Brodrick Bunkley had been traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Cleveland Browns over the weekend, but he was none too pleased with that move. But now word has come out that the Denver Broncos have swooped in and picked up the defensive tackle, according to Adam Caplan. The Eagles will receive a 2013 NFL Draft pick in return.
Bunkley was the 14th overall selection in the 2006 NFL Draft by the Eagles and has largely been a disappointment. He played, but did not start, in 15 games his rookie season before becoming a starter for the following three seasons. He has just six sacks and none in 2010. He lost playing time in 2010, playing in 14 games, but starting just five.
This is another attempt by the Broncos to pick up former first-round talent that has failed to live up to their potential. Can the Broncos fix these reclamation projects?
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The Denver Broncos have signed defensive end Derrick Harvey, according to a tweet from the NFL Network's Michael Lombardi and confirmed by Mike Klis of the Denver Post. Harvey was with the Jacksonville Jaguars since they took him with the eighth overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. In fact, the Jags traded four draft picks to the Baltimore Ravens to move up from No. 26 to No. 8 to grab the former Florida Gator.
However, Harvey has failed to live up to expectations. He has just eight sacks in three seasons and received less playing time in 2010. But John Fox must see this as a low-risk investment.
Harvey will play as backup to both Elvis Dumervil and Robert Ayers on the defensive line. As Klis mentions, this ends any possibility of Mario Haggan putting a hand down on the field occasionally. This isn't the end of the Broncos bringing in more players, though.
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Marcus Thomas, say hello to your new team, same as the old team. Thomas signed a one-year deal with the Denver Broncos on Sunday, according to Mike Klis of the Denver Post. He spent the first four years of his career with the Broncos before entering free agency under the new terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
Thomas was selected out of Florida in the fourth round of the 2007 NFL Draft. Thomas received more playing time in 2010 when he played in a rotation for the Broncos and picked up his first career sack last season.
In a statement released by Thomas' agent, it is clear that the team signed with the intention of starting him alongside Kevin Vickerson in the middle of the defensive line and paid him as such. With the move to a 4-3 defense, Thomas will play in a scheme better suited to his skills.
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Denver Broncos head coach John Fox is certainly trying to upgrade the tight end position for his new team. First he signed a former Carolina player of his, Dante Rosario, on Sunday (pending a physical), and now he has added former St. Louis Rams tight end Daniel Fells, according to multiple reports.
Fells, according to these reports, is expected to be the team's starter. Dante Rosario could slot in as his backup while rookies Julius Thomas and Virgil Green come in behind them. However, Dan Gronkowski and Richard Quinn are also with the team, but neither really impressed all that much in 2010.
Fells caught 41 passes for 391 yards and two touchdowns. If he can add a bit more to his blocking game, Fells should pretty much have the starting job wrapped up.
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The Denver Broncos have brought in tight end Dante Rosario to help alleviate the pressure off two rookie tight ends and to challenge Dan Gronkowski. Rosario will join the team once he passes his physical on Sunday, according to Mike Klis of the Denver Post.
Rosario had played for head coach John Fox in Carolina for the last four years. Rosario was a fifth-round pick in 2007 and has steadily seen his production increase each season. He had a career high 32 receptions in 2010, but he had a career best 313 yards in 2009.
Julius Thomas and Virgil Green, fourth- and seventh-round draft picks, are raw projects who may not be able to contribute immediately. Rosario now makes it simpler for them to ease into the NFL. Tight end was a tough spot for the Broncos in 2010.
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During the opening practices of the Denver Broncos training camp, veteran safety Brian Dawkins has been on the sidelines while rookie Quinton Carter has practiced with the first-team defense. It isn't due to injury or any sort of demotion. Rather, it is because Dawkins is renegotiating his contract.
Dawkins was set to make $6 million in 2011, but he is working with the team to reduce his amount on the salary cap. As a result, he won't be on the practice field until at least Aug. 4, the day the new league year is set to begin and new contracts go into effect. As a result, he can't practice until then.
The 37-year-old safety did appear to lose a step last season and a $6 million salary would have been too high to pay him. This early playing time should help Carter get a feel of what it will be like to play with the starters one day, possibly sooner than we all may think.
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Most of the conversation about the first two days of Denver Broncos traiing camp has revolved around whether or not Kyle Orton would be traded for salary cap purposes, which of course would lead to Tim Tebow having every opportunity in the world to secure the starting quarterback role for the Broncos to start the 2011 season. Well, two days of camp have come and gone and Orton is still in the mix and looking good at Dove Valley.
Now that the air has been cleared about the need for the Broncos to slash salary in order to get under the cap, it's actually probably a fairly safe bet that Orton is in Denver in 2011.
So, let's give some other guys some attention why don't we? Whether it's Orton or Tebow under center, the Broncos will need to run the ball much better than they did in Josh McDaniels' two years at the helm. Knowshown Moreno failed to eclipse the 1,000 yard plateau in his first two seasons. Taken with the 12th overall pick in the 2009 Draft, Moreno toted the ball 247 times as a rookie, a healthy but not excessively high number. He averaged an unspectacular but acceptable 3.8 yards per carry, which left him just 53 yard shy of 1,000 as a rookie.
His carry total plummeted to 182 last season despite averaging a very solid 4.3 yards per pop. He did miss three games due to injury, but the Broncos simply aired it out all the time in '10, often because they were trailing but also because McDaniels clearly prefers to spread it out and lean on the short passing game.
You can count on John Fox renewing a commitment to the run in his first season at the helm. It's always been his M.O. and preffered strategy. That should mean more carries for Moreno, who is looking vastly more fit and cut at the outset of this year's camp. Moreno took some time out of his busy Friday to talk to join The Drive on 104.3 The Fan and talk about the start of training camp, what he's been doing this offseason to get in such great shape, and his initial impressions of John Fox.
On looking so much thinner and cut this year:
"I look good! I look better. "
What did he weigh at the start of last year's camp?
"About 210."
And what's he weigh this year?
On what he's doing differently this offseason
"Just training different. I was doing cross-fit, which is much different than just going to the gym and working out. Moving around and doing different kinds of pull and snatches; and I wasn't doing that in other years."
On players being able to get in great shape during the offseason away from the practice facility provided they've got a plan and are committed:
"I've leaned out. I'm eating better. That's the main thing, I'm just eating way better."
How's he feeling:
"I feel good, I feel fast. People say I look a little faster, but it's still early at the same time. But I feel good."
On training camp being more focused
He brings a great chemistry to the team and just his personality in general, and everyone just feeds off that. It's not just yell, yell, yell all the time — which is good sometimes — but he really knows…he's a players coach really, and just knows how to do those things that we all need. We're hard working but at the same time, we know how to pay also."
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The Denver Broncos had their two restricted free agents sign their contract tenders on Friday evening. Kicker Matt Prater and linebacker Wesley Woodyard will each receive $1.835 million in 2011. Neither, though, will be able to participate until Aug. 4, the start of the new league year and the beginning of any new contract.
Prater has been with the Broncos since 2007, but he became the starting kicker in 2008. He missed four games in 2010 due to injury. Steve Hauschka took his place during the final weeks of the 2010 season. Prater has made 81.6 percent of his field goals while with the Broncos and has missed just two extra point attempts.
Woodyard joined the Broncos in 2008 as an undrafted free agent and has started in nine of his 43 career games. He should receive more playing time now that John Fox has moved the Broncos back to a 4-3 defense.
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Denver Broncos wide receiver Eddie Royal is back with the team after recovering from February hip surgery. He is expected to start opposite Brandon Lloyd this season.
Speaking about the injury for the first time, Royal said that the injury occurred during the season opener with the Jacksonville Jaguars (via the Denver Post):
"Like, first play coming out of the rain delay we had," Royal said. "I made a quick move. (I hate) that it happened, but I'm past it now."
However, it took Royal and the training a little while to figure this out. But Royal was committed to getting back to the field as soon as he could, which meant he took to an aggressive rehab program.
Royal had been used in Josh McDaniels' three wide receiver sets, but John Fox and offensive coordinator Mike McCoy will move away from that. That's what made it easy to trade Jabar Gaffney to the Redskins for Jeremy Jarmon. While Royal is the starter at the moment, watch out for second-year receiver Eric Decker to challenge him throughout camp.
Royal and Decker figure to be the secondary targets while Brandon Lloyd remains the main threat. Demaryius Thomas is out for at least several more weeks while he recovers from a torn Achilles tendon.
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The Denver Broncos expect big things out of former first-round draft pick WR Demaryius Thomas, but they'll need to wait for him to return to the practice field. The team expected this, as Thomas tore his Achilles tendon while workouts back in February.
The Broncos announced that he was put on the non-football injury list, which will still keep him on the 90-player training camp roster. He will need to pass his physical before he can return to the practice field.
Should Thomas not pass his physical during training camp, the team could, as Lindsay Jones of the Denver Post points out, place him on the physically-unable-to-perform list. That would give him another six weeks to determine whether he can play this season.
With Brandon Lloyd the top receiver, Eddie Royal looking to bounce back after hip surgery and Eric Decker seemingly taking a larger role after the Jabar Gaffney trade, Thomas has plenty of ground to make up.
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Dove Valley will be abuzz on Tuesday morning when players can report to Denver Broncos facilities in Englewood. While the official camp doesn't get underway until Wednesday, players can access team facilities beginning at 8 a.m. MT on Tuesday morning. They'll be able to pick up playbooks, gaze at the fields that are being readied for the grueling weeks ahead and, for the rookies, to get to know the building and grounds. DenverBroncos.com has some photos of what went on Monday at Dove Valley.
Once players show up on Tuesday and Wednesday, what happens after that? The Broncos have released a schedule for the first week or so of training camp (all times MT):
Thurs., July 28: Practices: 8:50 a.m.-11:30 a.m., 6-8 p.m.
Fri., July 29: Practice: 2:40-5:20 p.m.
Sat., July 30: Practices: 8:50 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Sun., July 30: Practice: 2:40-5:20 p.m.
Sat., Aug. 6: Practice at Mile High, 2 p.m.
Practices will open to the public beginning on Thursday.
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The Denver Broncos announced the official times for their preseason games on Monday night. Their four opponents are the Dallas Cowboys, the Buffalo Bills the Seattle Seahawks and the Arizona Cardinals. Here is the complete schedule:
Aug. 11, 6:30 p.m. MT, at Dallas
Aug. 20, 6:35 p.m. MT, vs. Buffalo
Aug. 27, 6:35 p.m. MT, vs. Seattle
Sept. 1, 8:00 p.m. MT, at Arizona
The game against the Bills will be a preview of what we can expect when the Broncos travel to Buffalo for their Dec. 24 contest. And No. 3 overall pick Marcell Dareus is certainly on a mission to make the Broncos regret not taking him, as he said after the draft.
The game at Arizona is a rematch of last year's contest that saw the Cards embarrass the Broncos, 43-13. That game marked the end of Kyle Orton's time as Broncos' start for that season. It is looking more unlikely by the day that Orton will be with the team much longer.
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The Denver Broncos will indeed begin training camp on Wed., July 27, with their first preseason game coming 15 days later on Thurs., August 11 against the Dallas Cowboys. Dove Valley will once again have the noise of training camp filling its grassy fields.
Andrew Mason of MaxBroncos.com reports that the first practice will follow on Thursday. It's finally time for the quarterback battle between Tim Tebow, Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn to begin. But it could quickly turn into a two-man battle should the Broncos go ahead and trade Orton once they are allowed to talk with other teams.
The Broncos will also need to welcome some new faces to Dove Valley when they sign their rookies and bring in free agents to fill holes on the defensive line and at running back.
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Denver Broncos training camp may still begin during the middle of this week. With the NFL lockout expected to be over during a Monday press conference, plans are leaking out on how training camps will begin over the next week. According to the NFL Network's Albert Breer, training camps would start on Wednesday for 10 teams and then 10 more over each of the next two days. The last two teams would report on Sunday.
According to Fox Sports' Jay Glazer, teams would report according to when they play their first preseason game. That would put the Broncos in line to be one of the teams to open camp on Wednesday, July 27, since their preseason game is on Thursday, Aug. 11, against the Dallas Cowboys.
However, none of this has been confirmed yet, so we won't know more until after Monday's announcement is made. But football is closer than ever.
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Dear Rabbi,
My 96-year-old mother passed away 14 months ago. For health reasons, I have not had her unveiling ceremony yet. The tombstone is ready, and now I would like to have the ceremony. Given that over a year has passed, what should I do? Do I need a rabbi to officiates if there will only be 5 or 6 people attending?
Thank you, Sol
Answer: Dear Sol,
First of all, one can dedicate a headstone whenever you wish after 30 days. In the U.S. it is common to do so after a year, but often the time is extended to more than a year because of the calendar and weather, the availability of family, etc.
If your Rabbi is unavailable, you might contact the congregation to see who is covering for him - perhaps the Cantor or Shammas.
You can try to have a minyan, but it is required only for reciting Kaddish. The other Psalms, memorial prayer and personal recollections can still be recited. These texts generally are available in any standard prayerbook, or your funeral home can provide them.
Insure with your monument company that they provide your with a "veil", generally a cheesecloth with which to cover the headstone. Uncovering the stone is an honor generally reserved for children and/or grandchildren and/or spouse.
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13,000 new tires rolling out of the Bridgestone plant each day means that 200 new jobs have rolled into Aiken County and 100 more are on the way. These jobs are are badly needed in the community.
"A lot of people hired in with me waited three to four years to get a job," says Jill Munn, a Bridgestone employee hired six months ago.
Those 13,000 extra tires mean they're making nearly 40,000 tires a day; they affect lives around the world:
"It impacts peioples' lives," says hiring manager Mike Uhle. "We make a lot of tires and if one bad tire out the door could damage an entire family, so we have to take a lot of pride in it."
A lot of pride, alongside a lot of smarts and a lot of fun.
"It's pretty cool to know that stuff comes in on rail cars and we ship it out the front door, the robots that are AGVs are pretty neat too," Munn says.
That's right, there aren't only workers there are robots: We can't show those because they're a Bridgestone secret, but everyone knows what the finished product looks like.
"It's especially fun pointing out to the kids, 'We might have made that or we made those tires right now.'"
The one celebratory first tire from the expansion is a big deal: What does it mean?
"Food on the table, money in pockets, people bettering themselves," says Will Williams of the Economic Development Partnership.
"It means a lot of jobs," says Uhle.
"That I got another 10 years at least to work here, or at least another 10 to 20," says Parker.
And to families in the CSRA, that means a lot.
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Daniel's prone to back spasms? Well that's news to me.
As the Vancouver Sun puts it, today is the 6 week anniversary of Daniel Sedin's foot injury. Remember the good old days when Daniel said he planned on being back in the 3-week range? Bah! Doctors know best, Dank. He did skate by himself for a bit this morning but that was it. This means that it's unlikely he will play against the Avalanche on Friday. Damn it!
This according to the Province. No word yet on why Salo and Ripper are out. I'll guess it's a maintenance day for Rypien's hand and Salo's entire body. UPDATE: So all 3 will be at practice on Wednesday. Salo was dealing with "a personal matter" and Rypien was having a "maintenance day." Well, I was close!
His foot is still sore, so he has been sent back to Vancouver, and should be ready on the 20th: the Canucks' first home game after the 5-game road trip ends. Lovely. Jannik Hansen should make his regular season debut on Thursday against the Wings. Darcy Hordichuk will most-likely be suspended for 1 game for instigating a fight against Cam Janssen in the final 5:00 of last night's game. Tanner Glass collided with Steve Bernier during practice today, re-opening a cut on his leg. He says he should be OK to play against Detroit. Alas, more line juggling ensues. All these updates via The Province.
He has a deep heel bruise and they're unsure if the bone's broken or not. Here's hoping it's not too bad. Steve Bernier was practicing on the top line in Dank's place.
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I had an interesting discussion this morning which crystallised some ideas on respondent engagement. Since "respondent engagement" is a key element of my job it's probably past time I started thinking through what it meant.
Anyway, what I realised in this conversation - and it's really quite an obvious thing - is that people tend to use the terms "more interesting" and "less boring" interchangeably, when - in the case of market research surveys at least - they're not.
Making the market research experience less boring for the participant means stripping out the things that make it tedious and frustrating: uneccessary duplication, extra screens, poor design, patronising instructions, absurdly long surveys, etc. (The list is endless!) Removing these will in theory improve data quality.
Making the experience more interesting can be done in any number of ways which have no beneficial effect on data quality. If, for instance, a survey of 18-30 year old men had Nuts calendar girls displayed on one side, a proportion would indeed find it a more interesting experience but the impact on quality would - I'm guessing - be zero at best. This is a ridiculous example but it's not unrelated to some of the bells-and-whistles approaches I've seen to "engagement".
It's quite possible that any given survey has a minimum level of required boredom and no amount of fannydangle will get around that.
Luckily, I don't have to directly worry about this stuff much. By turning data into a social object, social media completely explodes ideas of "data quality" anyway, but that's another story ;)


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I spent a lot of time thinking about my "Marching Morons" post yesterday. The point of said post was that there are a lot of remarkably brainless people out there. And sometimes that brainlessness is so extreme that it has tragic consequences. As an example, I highlighted an item from that day's news in which an (extremely) inebriated driver ran off the road, decapitating the friend who was riding with him. What made the story such a perfect illustration of stupidity was that after the accident, said driver kept on going, all the way to his house - where he went to sleep after leaving his truck parked outside with his friend's headless body still in it.
That was another twelve miles, folks. And I can personally tell you that those are not the easiest roads to drive, even when it's daytime and you're sober. It can get mighty twisty in the hills north of Atlanta.
This incident struck very close to home. The driver lives less than two miles away from me - in fact, on the next street over from a good friend. The young men involved were known to (if not actually friends of) my friend's eldest son. And so the snarky tone of my post no longer sat quite right with me... although the sheer freakishness of the incident still called, I thought, for at least a nervous chuckle.
But we laugh, sometimes, to avoid dealing with the true horrors of life. And this really was a horror. One young man killed in a gruesome manner, the other with a now tragically altered life. Both with grieving families. All the result of some crushingly bad decisions, coupled with bad luck.
How unnecessary. How stupid.
Should I have made fun of the incident? Was my post over the top? Beyond the boundaries of good taste? Well, that's the question I'm asking myself.
The Darwin Awards, given to people who manage to get themselves killed through acts of stupidity (thus removing themselves from the gene pool), can be downright hilarious. We laugh at them the same way we laugh when Moe pokes Curly in the eyes. As Mel Brooks famously said, "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you walk into an open sewer and die." It's all about what happens to the other guy - we laugh because it didn't happen to us.
And so I laughed.
I wasn't the poor son-of-a-bitch who found Francis Brohm's head. I didn't have to identify his body. I don't have to make the funeral arrangements.
So today, I'm not laughing. Instead, I'm trying to have a little rachmones for the family of that poor kid who made at least one stupid, stupid choice Saturday night.
Now, I'm not laughing. Now, I'm pissed off.
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- Release Date: Apr 4, 2008
- Starring: Jude Law, Natalie Portman, Norah Jones
- Summary: In Wong Kar Wai's debut English-language feature, the internationally acclaimed director takes his audience on a dramatic journey across the distance between heartbreak and a new beginning. After a rough breakup, Elizabeth sets out on a trip across America, leaving behind a life of memories, a dream, and a soulful new friend, a cafe owner, all to search for something to mend her broken heart. Waitressing her way through the country, Elizabeth befriends others whose yearnings are greater than hers, including a troubled cop, his estranged wife, and a down-on-her luck gambler with a score to settle. Through these individuals, Elizabeth witnesses the true depths of loneliness and emptiness, and begins to understand that her own journey is part of a greater exploration within herself. (Weinstein Company)… Expand
- Director: Kar Wai Wong
- Genre(s): Drama, Romance
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Score distribution:
Positive: 8 out of 27
Mixed: 18 out of 27
Negative: 1 out of 27
Captures the overwhelming and uncontrollable emotional assault of loving and living through captured moments and sensuous images.
It's a stylish and sweet film with moments of affecting brilliance that counterbalance its flaws.
Music and nostalgia are what fuel all this filmmaker's movies, though, even a half-baked translation like this one.
The use of recognizable movie stars doesn't help, r serve Wong's style. My Blueberry Nights" should have played like a memory, but its hard-living, luckless losers are too beautiful to be believed.
The biggest problem is Wong's decision to cast Norah Jones as Elizabeth, a New Yorker who hits the road after a love affair goes bad. Jones, in her first movie, can't act. (There, I said it!)
There are momentary pleasures, to be sure – a corker of a kiss here, an Otis Redding-backed barroom slink there – but frankly, I'm a little weary of Wong wearing "that same old shaggy dress."
Fractured, tentative, oh-so-artsy and very much in the style of Wong's previous Hong Kong-set boy-meets-girl movies. But this time, the effect is contrived: a star-driven pseudo-indie affair that will please neither celebrity worshipers nor cineastes.
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(415) 284-0111
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Monday and Tuesday: 5pm-11pm Wednesday-Saturday: 5pm-12midnight
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Sushi, Japanese
Executive Chef:
Adachi Hiroyuki
Dress Code:
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Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
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Tsunami Mission Bay located at the corner of 4th & Berry provides a young, hip and exciting restaurant experience. Tsunami Mission Bay combines the best of both - Nihon and Tsunami Panhandle - using Nihon's extensive selection of spirits; and incorporating the culinary influence from Tsunami
Panhandle. An amazing Sake list is also offered. The design is one of modern yet warm Japanese design through the use of white oak, which is used extensively in Japan, and clean sharp lines. The combination of the spirits and sushi bars in the same line was to allow the guest to watch the making of what they are going to feast and drink, as if watching a play. Late Night dining is offered daily till 12 midnight.
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Tsunami is always reliable, great
sushi, tasty salads. Two can do very well for $50 for dinner"
Dined on 7/10/2014
Great place to eat before a Giants
game. Creative, delicious sushi."
Dined on 7/2/2014
Notable saki list & great happy
hour. Seafood is so fresh. Straight forward sushi style. Great spot for pre game dinner @ ATT Park. Yumm yumm. Service is attentive & helpful."
Dined on 6/26/2014
Server was not good at all. Food
was Amazing as Always. My Partner Ordered 2 Rolls….Server brought out the same Roll TWICE! I ordered a small bowl of white rice to go with my Omakase Sushi…and got it after 10 minutes of waiting??? In a Japanese style restaurant….you would think they had rice readily available. Again the Server was not paying attention…with only 5 other tables with diners. We'll go back and give that Server another chance but that's it. The Food though is excellent."
Dined on 6/24/2014
High quality fish and great but
few deals during happy hour. More expensive but the quality can be worth it. Wide selection of alcohol. Waiters are always friendly- sometimes they have strange attire.. Nice atmosphere in a small spot in SoMa, near the ball park and caltrain- great to go before or after a big game or whenever.. I recommend reservations during prime hours. I think they are closed on Monday- check their site for more info."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Great food and great service at
affordable price. An authentic Japanese experience right near the AT&T Park. Gotta love Tsunami!"
Dined on 6/11/2014
Great rolls, very fresh varied
sushi, lots of choices"
Dined on 6/9/2014
All the food we ordered tasted
great. They have a good sake selection as well as other premium spirits like single malted and blended whisky."
Dined on 5/9/2014
Amazingly fresh sushi and sashimi,
but very, very, very slow service. Both the food and cocktails felt overpriced for the quantity/quality. However, the hamachi stuffed shiitake mushrooms steal my heart (and palate) everytime."
Dined on 4/30/2014
Been here a few times always.
enjoyed the food and the service. Freshness of the food never a question, the wait for our food was unusually long, attributed to the expiration of Living Social Deal. Our waitperson was not attentive but another waitperson, who has been wonderful and attentive to us in the past came by to check in and explained the wait; at least he came by and checked in with us. Can remember his name but he is awesome and I have reported out about his great customer service in the past. My food buddy and I are not demanding but a little interaction from our designated wait person would have been nice. No matter what, I always enjoy my dinners at Tsunami and will be back.. in fact, I think about it often... Yum"
Dined on 4/29/2014
the food was good, although, I
think it is overpriced. the server was less than skilled or attentive. "
Dined on 4/26/2014
Best aushi in town. FRESH,
delicious, artistically presented, fine saki menu!"
Dined on 4/25/2014
I love Tsunami Sushi! So fresh and
amazing presentation! Happy hours special are awesome, 50% off select plates and beverages. Tempura fries are tasty. Great for sushi snobs...my favorite sushi spot by far!"
Dined on 3/29/2014
If you are the type of person that
enjoys dining accompanied by loud music, then this restaurant is just for you!"
Dined on 3/6/2014
I love Tsunami! I can not count
how many times I have eaten here & every time I am so pleased with the quality of food & the service. I will continue to recommend them because of how fresh the fish is. I always leave happy. Amir was our server and he really went out of his way to make sure we loved our meal and make sure our night was enjoyable. I can't wait to go back again."
Dined on 2/15/2014
The sushi was great; very fresh
and great flavor. The only issue was the portion size for the rolls, I spent about $80 and didn't really get full. $14 sushi rolls shouldn't be only 4 pieces."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Our second time this month at
Tsunami mission bay. This time we invited someday rinds for east bay and I thi it was worth the drive for them. Food was delicious, waitress super attentive and sushi was paced in a way we enjoyed every order. They treated us with a desert sampler and I just think is was a great touch. Music this time was also more suitable for a shushi place, there were a couple of loud patrons but I think they served them fast and they leaved pretty quickly. I wish their drinks were less pricey. Overall, I feel very confident to recommend it. We tried a nigiri trout from the special menu and was really fresh. Worth the money and the trip (we live in the Richmond and usually of to the other restaurant in Fulton.)"
Dined on 1/24/2014
Gorgeuos delicious sushi with a
fantastic saki selection"
Dined on 1/18/2014
great drinks and food, very fresh
sushi, great combos and other food items"
Dined on 12/17/2013
The sushi is serviceable, the
decor and the ambiance is slightly upscale urban tech yuppie casual, the red couches rock, and the bar is fantastically stocked. Good place for whiskey. More of a bar that serves sushi rather than a sushi bar. Oddly baby friendly, perhaps because of all the tech yuppie breeders in the area; saw two strollers stuffed with kid (not dog, human child) while I was there."
Dined on 8/31/2013
Food here is outstanding.
Atmosphere/ambiance is great. Service was okay, but nothing bad. My only complaint is it seems a bit over-priced. The sake is particularly expensive. Though I know this is sadly becoming the norm in over-priced SF, it's not going to stop me from pointing it out."
Dined on 8/31/2013
Good Sake list; great choices of
sushi and sashimi - great happy hour choices."
Dined on 8/20/2013
Held back a star because they were
out of Toro, which I came for. (Also out of Tai). Other than that, an outstanding selection of both sushi and sake/wine/Scotch/bourbon, etc. Would gladly return."
Dined on 8/17/2013
always good, great location, fresh
sushi, fantastic service!"
Dined on 8/6/2013
I love Tsunami! I can not count
how many times I have eaten here & every time I am so pleased with the quality of food & the service. I will continue to recomend them because of how fresh the fish is. I always leave happy."
Dined on 7/29/2013
The overall experience was just
okay. I've had a lot of sushi and maybe have become a little bit too picky. We had a $50 for $25 deal and I don't think I would have gone there otherwise. Rolls and drinks were over priced. The service was great. Our server was very attentive and accommodating. Again, just so so food."
Dined on 7/27/2013
The people here are nice. The
space is comfortable and the location is convenient. But the sushi is really sub-par. Perhaps in another city it would be great, but in SF where the bar for sushi is so high, it just falls short. Our hamachi, both in a roll and sashimi style, had the giant blood line left in, changing the flavor of the fish. One of our rolls was so large and awkward that it was simply impossible to eat. Most of it was kinda bland. Our group of 5 left hungry with no one willing to order more. Up the quality of the food and this place could be a winner."
Dined on 7/16/2013
Really was ok. Sushi places are so
abundant you really have to go far to make an impression. Everything was good. There are better spots in the city for the $$"
Dined on 7/13/2013
My 4th time at this fabulous
restaurant, and it continues to impress! super fresh fish so thoughtfully prepared and presented. Must have: truffled carpaccio!"
Dined on 7/12/2013
We live near restaurant and go
here often. When one of the websites had a coupon for restaurant, we took advantage of the coupon. After a delightful dinner, we presented coupon. Waitress in her greed, put a 20% tip on bill. When inquired she said that it is mandated by coupon. It seems odd, but we went with it. We normally tip more than 20%. When I got home I check the "fine prints" on coupon, there was no such mandate. It just ruined my experience with restaurant."
Dined on 7/10/2013
Haven't gone wrong with their
signature rolls, great combinations and flavors, fun and inventive."
Dined on 7/8/2013
Just down the street from ATT
Park, A Sushi Find ! Good food, good service."
Dined on 7/8/2013
We came to this place on a
Thursday night before a comedy show to redeem a living social deal. I wouldn't have otherwise known about this spot. Thanks, Living Social! We walk in and it was hip, trendy, someplace I could definitely see doing happy hour with friends. Sadly I was there with my beau and was hoping for something slightly more intimate. The place had the music turned up a little more than needed for the size of crowd in the restaurant. Also be warned... they seat you in close quarters! We easily could have eaten from our neighbor's table! Maybe not the best option for something a little more intimate, but I will definitely be back! Their food was delicious, beautifully presented, and the service was excellent."
Dined on 6/27/2013
In the 3 or 4 times I have been to
Tsunami, it has not disappointed! The food is delicious, artfully presented and delivered with a smile. The decor makes me feel as if I might be in a hip joint in Tokyo—Zen meets Neutra. The techno-lounge music works for this environment, but it's a bit loud for this oldster..."
Dined on 6/13/2013
I go to this place all the time.
Their happy hour specials are really great, and their cuts of fish are some of the freshest in town. More expensive than your average sushi joint, but the fish quality is worth it. Notable dishes: sashimi platter (the albacore is always amazing), hamachi jalapeno, tsunami roll. Their standard rolls are good too, but their signature rolls are more fun."
Dined on 6/11/2013
The specialty rolls are to die
for. Great sake selection but alcohol is way overpriced."
Dined on 6/3/2013
I really enjoy Tsunami! Recently
we had a BD party and we had really good time! Peoples working there are super nice and friendly:) Food are so good, too! They have really nice Sake selections as well."
Dined on 6/3/2013
Great place to meet for some great
sushi before attending a Giants game. They have a good selection of sake, and they always have some tasty daily specials along with happy hour drinks. The service is good, although it can be slow when the place gets packed with Giants fans. Located just one block from the stadium, Tsunami is a good choice if you feel like great sushi..."
Dined on 5/29/2013
Great dinner. The sashimi platter
was delicous as was the seafood salad,..very fresh. Also had a few rolls, which were also very good. Will return soon. Service was excellent"
Dined on 5/28/2013
Had a great time. Our
server-Harris-was excellent! Very genuine and a lot of fun at the table while maintaining the right level of professionalism. Enjoyed sushi and apps; excellent sake's. Tsunami Divis. was recommended to me last year by friends who work at Ippuku in Berkeley; we live in Potrero and this was easier last minute on a Friday....will try the other spot too. We are all advocates of Nihon too! I actually have a bottle in the library still, Japanese whisky. Thank you!"
Dined on 4/19/2013
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Patrick Dixon joins the group to work on Structural Bamboo Products.
Patrick Dixon joins the group to work on Structural Bamboo Products.
Lorna Gibson's paper "Hierarchical structure and mechanics of plant materials" is published online in J. Royal Society Interface.
Lorna Gibson delivers the opening keynote talk at Plant Biomechanics conference in Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Sandra Crawford-Jenkins joins the group as administrative assistant.
"A Report on the Status of Women Faculty in the Schools of Science and Engineering at MIT, 2011"; Professor Gibson chaired the committee reviewing the status of women faculty in Engineering. Press coverage in Science, the NY Times, Boston Globe, National Public Radio.
ChondroMimetic, a collagen based implant for the treatment of small osteochondral joint surface lesions, initially developed as part of our Cambridge-MIT Institute project, is commercialized for use in Europe by Tigenix.
Cellular Materials in Nature and Medicine is published by Cambridge University Press (co-authored by Lorna J Gibson, Michael F Ashby and Brendan A Harley).
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Chrome for Android Update Getting Better SunSpider Score on Nexus 7
I don't know if this is just a fluke but I noticed Chrome performance is better after I updated it on my Nexus 7. Because of this I ran the SunSpider benchmark on my Nexus 7 in Chrome and got a score of 1444ms. Not a huge increase but I did notice all benchmarks before the update are in the 1650ms range. The release notes for the Chrome update did say performance should be improved. Am I crazy? Maybe Google is finally making Chrome for Android perform like it should be.


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Like it or not, Marvin Lewis has lead the Bengals to back-to-back playoff years. They resembled a well rounded team, that ranked 17th in passing offense, 18th in rushing offense, 7th in passing defense, and 12th in rushing defense.
Being middle of the pack has worked well enough to get them into the playoff mix, but a .500 division record might not be enough next year when dealing with a harder schedule. Furthermore, to make any noise in the playoffs, they should be able to beat teams such as Baltimore, Houston, or Denver on a regular basis.
This year might be the time for them to make a jump. A hole in their offense is at the running back position. BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for just over 1000 yards, and is just mediocre at speed and power. Behind the Bengals powerful offensive line, BJGE saw his touchdown numbers drop to 6, when he easily had 11 as a Patriot the year before.He never fumbled in 4 years at New England; he fumbled 3 times in 2 weeks last year.
The Bengals need to add a back ready to start in case BJGE proves to be a bad investment.
Another problem the Bengals have is 3 of the DE's are heading for free agency, including starter Michael Johnson. Johnson had 11.5 sacks and 35 solo tackles last year, 3 of those sacks against RGIII. Some teams could see that as a valuable asset, and if the Bengals do not tag him, he could be gone.
Another DE ready to start could prove valuable to a team who's defensive line is up-and-coming in the league.
Enough about the Bengals With their first rounder, they could pick Ed Lacy, Sam Montgomery, Alec Ogletree, Dion Jordan, yada yada yada... Bet they would want two of those?
They have two 2nd rounders, and pick 21st, right ahead of our 2nd first rounder. What say we trade those picks? If anything, it would only cost us a 4th rounder in addition to our 22nd overall. Probably could get the trade without it.
Rams Mock Draft after Bengals Trade
- 1.16) Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama
- 2.37) Matt Elam, SS, Florida
- 2.48) BPA (Examples? Ed Lacy/Gio Bernard, Robert Woods/Terrance Williams, Sharrif Floyd/Jonathon Jenkins, Jordan Poyer/Logan Ryan)
- 2.55) Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers
- 3.80) Chris Faulk, LT, LSU
- 4.112) TJ McDonald, FS, USC
- 5.144) Mike Williams, TE, Alabama
- 6.176) Marquess Wilson, WR, Washington State
- 7.208) Montori Hughes, DT, Tennessee-Martin
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I am looking for a bit of input on my forwards. My league is a 16-team H2H (Yahoo) with skater stats G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SHP, SOG, GWG, Hits. I've got lots of centers but not so many good RWs.
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When Zajac comes back from IR, I'll need to drop a forward/player (or trade). I was considering trying to trade Thorton for a winger, but I don't really know what I could get for him. Also, Setoguchi was placed on waivers yesterday and I was considering picking him up (and then putting him in an IR spot). There's also currently not a whole lot on the waiver wire.
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Phoenix, Ariz. — Gloria M. (Giardini) Brandano, 76, passed away peacefully at Hospice of the Valley in Scottsdale, Ariz. on October 19, 2012. She was a previous resident of Sandown, N.H., Seattle, Wash. and most recently Phoenix, Ariz. Her career in electronics began at Western Electric in North Andover, and concluded at Digital Equipment Corporation in Salem, N.H. as a Quality Engineering Technician.
Gloria is predeceased by her mother Marie Demers, and she is survived by her children, Paul Brandano of Salisbury, Cynthia Brandano of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mark Brandano and his partner Ronald Riehs, Jr. and granddog Bella of Seattle, Wash. and by her siblings, Robert Giardini and his wife Rita of Simi Valley, Calif., Daniel Giardini and his wife Claire of Hooksett, N.H., Ronald Giardini of Jacksonville, Fla., Andrea Bergeron and her husband David of Jamison, Pa., many nieces and nephews, former husband, Ralph Brandano of Phoenix, Ariz., and her cat Toni. She was the eldest of her four siblings whom she shared the great responsibility of raising, loving and caring for at an early age. Though an immense responsibility for a young Gloria, this no doubt prepared her for the unconditional love that she would give to her own children later in her life.
Gloria had a wise intellect and strived to be an independent, self-made person but did it with a guiding desire to help those who were less fortunate. She was a best friend to each of her children and provided a constant source of love and support through her listening and gentle guidance. Always young at heart, Gloria had a knack for being surprising, fun and witty. Her memorable and heartfelt one-liners often helped get her point across while bringing smiles to many. Through her warmth and compassion, Gloria had a great love of children as well as for the pets she had over the years: pup, and cats Derek, Chelsea and Toni. She found pleasure in reading, history, and had a strong interest in politics. Gloria also had a great love of nature and enjoyed gardening. Her genuine love and care for others was often expressed through a delicious spread of food prepared for the holidays or sewing blankets and pillows for newborn children who had just joined her world. Though she touched many people's lives, she expected nothing in return.
Gloria, Mom, sister, friend, you trail-blazed ahead of us all and became our pillar even through uncertain times. You were a ray of light always at the forefront of our lives and will be dearly missed by your children, siblings and those who had the good fortune to have known you. Thank you for the lives you've touched, your beautiful spirit and your grace. Peace and much love to you always. Namaste.
ARRANGEMENTS: A private family service will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory can be made to any of her favorite charities, American Cancer Society, Virginia Mason Foundation, 1218 Terry Avenue, P.O. Box 1930 M.S. D1-MF, Seattle, WA 98111-9866, The Humane Society of the United States, or to your local PBS.
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Lafayette General Medical Center is getting ready for a new look. A 52 million dollar renovation project will begin next week.
On Monday, officials held a sneak peak to show the future of Lafayette General. The hospital, having been renovated several times will shift its focus to parking, interior design and emergency improvements. President and CEO of LGMC, David Callecod, said it's all in a continuous journey towards the hospital's excellence.
"I think the people of Acadiana will see that its community owned hospital is setting itself up for great success in the future."
LGMC's emergency department will be enlarged. The fifth busiest ER in the state will see the addition of two trauma rooms and an increase in bed capacity. The hospital will add a feature unique to the Acadiana area, a "trauma elevator." The elevator will provide direct access from the emergency helipad to the new ER department and surgery areas of the hospital. The elevator will be blocked off from visitors and staff, allowing only Acadian Ambulance access. Callecod said it's an exciting feature that could help to save lives.
"We worked with Acadian Ambulance on the design and it will really add precious seconds to those trauma patients that we receive from all over the state."
The new surgery area will have 13 operating rooms, bringing the total number to 16. Along the interior of the hospital, little details will be added to help aid in the comfort of patients and visitors. Justine Gerald, Interior Design Solutions, said, "Artwork, natural light and all the warm colors that we selected will help patients' healing and keeping them at comfort while they are in the hospital."
Wills Hover, The Lemoine Company, explained they are attacking the project in three phases. The emergency department construction will begin, followed by construction on a new 6 story parking garage, located between the hospital and the Heymann Performing Arts Center. The garage will add 343 parking spaces, and a turn lane on South College Road will be constructed to aide those visiting the hospital. Finally, renovations to the existing ER will take place.
Hover promised with so much construction, that patients and visitors disturbance will be kept to a minimum.
"Hospital construction is what we do," Hover began, "so keeping the patients, community and the guests and visitors happy during the construction is a top priority."
Ground breaking on the renovations are set to being October 8, and the projected finish date is the summer of 2014, at which time officials said they are already anticipating new projects will begin.
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In the name of Valentines Day.
In the name of all things pink.
You recall the chocolate shot glasses I made over the holidays? That I filled with local New Deal vodka?
In the name of love, Valentines Day and everything pink, I have done it again, and without even meaning to, I've once again filled them with New Deal vodka. This time it is a spicy little monkey that is just all too fitting for Valentines Day. Of course, you can fill these with whatever you like.
Non dairy, vegan white chocolate is very difficult to get. Although I am not a white chocolate fan, I stock up when I can, because the day I am without it is the day I need it.
These shot glasses actually took two tries. The first batch of white chocolate would not melt. I have used non dairy chocolate enough to know that it is very touchy, and I almost always add coloring before melting. This time, the "food coloring" was all natural – it was beet juice! Don't worry, it does not change the flavor at all! It does impart a beautiful dark pink color, exactly what I was going for.
and don't worry, the unmelted chocolate was a perfect fondant consistency, and I was able to use it for another Valentines project. You will see that later.
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Unfortunately, I have not been able to find conversation hearts that do not have gelatin. Believe me, I have searched high and low. Next step is to make them myself.
However, a sweet nurse at the hospital gave me a box the other day – so I am using them as photography props. Hey babe.
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LONGPARISH School has said goodbye to its longstanding caretaker Kay Oliver, who is handing back her keys to the school after 26 years in the job.
After saying her farewell to pupils and staff at the final assembly before half-term, she said: "I won't miss the job particularly, but I will miss the children and staff.
"I came here originally because I wanted something convenient as I had family ties."
As a farewell gift she received a framed picture of the school, flowers and a voucher.
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I've just finished reading the materials written by Elizabeth Fenton and Katherine Petroski for a seminar they taught recently for National Business Institute ("NBI") entitled "Piercing the LLC Veil." The materials are useful both from an analytical viewpoint and because they cite a great many LLC veil-piercing cases. (You can purchase the materials by visiting the NBI website.) For example, at page 8, the authors cite numerous cases for the proposition that, unlike in corporate veil-piercing cases, plaintiffs can't use the "failure to follow formalities" argument in LLC veil-piercing claims; and at page, 115, they cite cases that stand for the proposition that in order to pierce the veil of both corporations and LLCs, plaintiffs must prove their claim on the basis of clear and convincing evidence. Since the authors are litigators, they also provide a great many practical tips for bringing veil-piercing claims against LLC members and for defending against these claims.
Veil-piercing is addressed in substantial detail in Chapter 22 of my Wolters Kluwer LLC book. I recommend the above NBI materials if you're interested in the topic of LLC veil-piercing, and I intend to add case citations in that chapter from the above materials.
In my view, one of the most important tasks lawyers should perform in forming LLCs for their clients is to instruct their clients on how to avoid LLC veil-piercing. That task is the central subject of the above chapter, and the above NBI materials can provide substantial help in handling it. In a soon forthcoming blog, I will provide what I believe are the basic guidelines lawyers should follow in handling the task.


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The World : Europe : France : Northern Spain
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The World > Europe > France > Northern Spain
La Grande Plage de Biarritz limita con la ciudad. Los edificios visibles desde la playa, son antiguos y originales , elegantes y bien conservados. La arena es fina pero algo más oscura. La playa transmite una impresión muy limpia. En la playa se encuentran varias formaciones rocosas. El agua del mar tiene un hermoso color turquesa y es cristalina. El agua está muy limpia. Tiene una extensión limitada y es bastante estrecha. La superficie de la playa es muy inclinada. Cerca de la playa se encuentran bares y restaurantes. (fuente: onbeach.es)
Merry-Go-Round facing the Grande Plage (Grand Beach) - Biarritz
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French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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I'll have to check a source other than Wally World and see how they're constructed.
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I'll have to check a source other than Wally World and see how they're constructed.
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Re: Battery Maintainer for us procrastinators..
Be sure to connect all + and all - post together or you will be adding the voltages together. Two 12v together equal 24 volts. That is how to charge two 6v batteries with a 12v charger, connect plus to minus all the way around. You could also charge four 6v batteries by hooking two batteries in parallel then hooking the parallel batteries in series. Could also charge three, two parallel then In series with the other battery. Hope this not too confusing.
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Re: Battery Maintainer for us procrastinators..
Be sure to follow Dan's instructions. One thin I learned the hard way is that on the smaller batteries such as lawn mower and motorcycle, the maintainers tend to overcharge them and boil them so I use an inexpensive plug in timer from WalMart that runs the maintainers either a few minutes daily, or an hour or two once a week.
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Re: Battery Maintainer for us procrastinators..
I agree with John *.?-!.* cub owner and Dan; something else to add… I don't mean to be preaching here but….
Overcharging a battery generates both oxygen and hydrogen gases. The battery is designed to vent excess gases or contain them so they can recombine to form water. However, if excess gas accumulates, it can be dangerous. This combination of gas is highly explosive. If the excess gas is ignited, the resulting is explosion.
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Even mummies get clogged arteriestags: archaeology, mummies, Egypt, heart disease
Heart disease is often thought to be a malady of the modern era, the product of lifestyles heavy on eating and light on exercise.
That includes conditions like atherosclerosis, when fat and cholesterol build-up along artery walls, making it difficult for blood to pass through the body to the heart and limbs.
New research, presented Sunday night at a meeting of the American College of Cardiology, suggests the exact opposite: That heart disease is a malady with a history that stretches back over 4,000 years. How, exactly, did they figure this out? By putting mummies through CT scan machines, of course....
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Broadening the college aspirations of high potential young women from the Midwest by providing scholarships for summer academic programs.
Through the Joyce Ivy Foundation, communities support scholarships for low- and middle-income young women from the Midwest to enable them to participate in summer academic programs on selective college campuses. The Joyce Ivy Foundation also connects Midwest students, families, and high school counselors with college alumni and admissions officers to share critical information about college admissions and financial aid.
We believe that high potential young women, who have the academic, intellectual, and leadership potential to thrive on diverse college campuses, deserve the opportunity to raise their college aspirations.
"What the Joyce Ivy Foundation is accomplishing is more than sending girls off to Ivy League universities; it is giving them a chance to test the waters of college, independence, and education." - Joyce Ivy Foundation Summer Scholar '12
"My summer experience allowed me to realize what kind of university I want to be a part of and gave me the confidence to follow my dreams." - Joyce Ivy Foundation Summer Scholar '10
"The experience was completely transformative. It gave me the confidence to apply to really selective colleges across the country. I know I'm prepared and have a lot to offer." - Joyce Ivy Foundation Summer Scholar '10
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