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*Pictured Right: Jaguars 318 lb. G Uche Nwaneri
My buddy Blake is an avid football watcher. Until the last two weeks, he's never really had a team to call his own. He follows styles of play. He loves to run the ball and stop the run, so, naturally, he hates the Colts due to their failure to do either one (except on rare occasions). He likes the Jaguars style of play but called me because he doesn't understand them.
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First off, the TN Titans starting D-line.
LE Jason Babin: 6'3", 260 lbs.
DT Jason Jones: 6'5", 276 lbs
DT Tony Brown: 6'3", 305 lbs.
RE Dave Ball: 6'5", 255 lbs.
RESERVE D-Linemen
LE William Hayes: 6'3", 272 lbs.
DT Jovan Haye: 6'2", 277 lbs.
DT Sen'Derrick Marks: 6'2", 294 lbs.
RE Jacob Ford: 6'4", 252 lbs.
RE Derrick Morgan: 6'3", 278 lbs. (DNP vs Jags, IR)
DT Kareem Brown: 6'4", 285 lbs.
DT Amon Gordon: 6'2", 305 lbs.
Check this out:
The average starting D-lineman for the Titans:
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Week 1-- Raiders
AVG O-lineman: 6'6", 316 lbs. (backup RG and C would raise this believe it or not)
AVG TE: 6'4.5", 252.5 lbs.
Darren McFadden: 6'2", 210 lbs.
18 carries, 95 yards. (AVG-5.27)
6 rec, 55 yds, 1 TD. (AVG-9.16)
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Week 2-- Steelers
AVG O-linemen: 6'5.4", 331 lbs.
AVG TE: 6'4.6", 260 lbs.
I'm blown away by the massiveness up front by this squad.
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23 carries, 69 yards.
1 rec, 3 yards
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Week 3-- Giants
AVG O-linemen: 6'4.4", 314.6 lbs.
starting C Shaun O'hara missed this game. He was replace by Adam Koets, who is 2 inches taller and 3 pounds less, if you're curious and end up on a game show where that is relevant.
AVG TE: 6'4.5", 246 lbs.
Ahmad Bradshaw: 5'9", 198 lbs
15 carries, 88 yards, 1TD (5.9)
5 rec, 30 yds (6.0)
Brandon Jacobs: 6'4", 264 lbs
4 carries, 17 yards (4.3)
1 rec, 1 yard (1.0)
Week 4-- Broncos
AVG O-line: 6'4.4", 310.6 lbs
AVG TE: 6'4", 255.6 lbs
Knowshon Moreno: (out that week)
Laurence Maroney: 5'11", 220 lbs
11 att, 5 yds (.5)
2 rec, 10 yds
Correl Buckhalter: 6'0" 223 lbs
6 att, 3 yards (.5)
5 rec, 38 yds, 1TD (7.6)
Week 5-- Cowboys
AVG O-line: 6'5.2", 327 lbs
AVG TE: 6'6.3", 267.3 lbs
Felix Jones: 5'10", 220 lbs
15 att, 109 yards
4 rec, 17 yards
Marion Barber: 5'11", 219 yards
6 att, 19 yards
Week 6-- Jaguars
AVG O-line: 6'4", 309.6 lbs
AVG TE: 6'5.6" 266.6 lbs
Maurice Jones-Drew: 5'7", 208 lbs
17 att, 57 yards (3.4)
2 att, 8 yards (4.0)
Rashad Jennings: 6'1", 228 lbs (no carries)
Deji Karim: 5'8", 209 lbs
3 att, 3 yards (1.0)
2 rec, 9 yards (4.5)
EDIT: Ewdtrey speaks: are you sure our average weight on the OL against the Titans was only 309? Remember Vince was starting over Smiley….
Monroe- 308
Vince- 333
Meester- 302
Uche- 318
Britton- 310
Average: 314.2 lbs
Average with Smiley instead of Manuwai is 309, like you said.
My Thoughts: In no way are you certain to be disabled in the run game by smaller defensive linemen. The smaller linemen, such as the Titans, can sometimes be a liability but in this instance they are not. The Titans defensive line coach is one of the best in the league and by these facts has proven his ability to coach against the run game, except in some instances where they are too geared for the pass (Cowboys game) and not geared enough for the run. I would love to have a 355 lb guard like Dallas does or maybe a 338 lb tackle (just not Flozell) like the Steelers do. A 6'6" 325 lb Ryan Clady is great for every team, but in the end the coaches do matter even more than size. I don't know what to say about the Jaguars. They just didn't out-muscle the Titans and we can say that part of it may be size but they are plenty large enough to have bullied the Titans linemen around, they just didn't. MJD and Deji Karim really tried but when there's no push, there's no big plays.The size helps, but its not the decider.
Sidenote: The largest lineman i encountered on all these teams starters was Raiders RT Langston Walker . He stands at 6'8" and 360 lbs. WOW!
Anyway, I thought it was interesting. Let me know what you think.
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I'm not sure what's more troubling: that the juvenile hall antics sell the show, or that the show has yet to evolve beyond them. With several more seasons contracted, "TUF" risks a greater sin by simply becoming repetitive and stilted. Even the primal humor in "Jackass" grows stale after a few seasons. (You've seen one staple gun to the testicles, you've seen them all.)
Even more unsettling: to think that the real paradigm shift in this sport's young history was the conceit of showing fighters one step from hurling feces at each other like monkeys -- that this perversion of sportsmanship is what it took for a mass audience to take notice of an otherwise complex and beautiful thing. MMA was apparently beyond anyone's interest until its participants began peeing on pillows for basic cable.
Was this really the secret saving grace of combat sports? Does our culture really need actual, literal poo to fertilize a sprouting athletic event? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't recall any footage of Muhammad Ali taking a dump in an opponent's toilet tank.
The idea that this sort of behavior is necessary for the show to succeed is little more than a poverty of imagination. Worse, the idea that this is all somehow forgivable because it's neatly packaged within the confines of a reality show is wishful thinking. There is opportunity cost to airing these sorts of images and creating these impressions. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
I will give this new season of the reality show the benefit of the doubt early on, but if Spike and the UFC continue to traffic this lowest common denominator dreck, the gloves come off.


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Councillor Steven Purcell, the Leader of Glasgow City Council, has launched Glasgow's Style Mile, a two year plan to expand and strengthen the role of the city centre as the UK's premier shopping destination outside the West End of London.
As part of a collaborative approach key retailers and shopping centre owners are working with the Council, Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Glasgow City Marketing Bureau to strengthen and develop the city centre's position with an action plan to attract more shoppers into the centre and enhance their shopping experience while there.
An extension of the hugely successful Glasgow: Scotland with style city brand, the Style Mile, which uses the same distinctive back and gold colouring, encompasses a range of measures including, a free handbag/pocket-sized guide to the Style Mile, new signage and maps in key locations for easy navigation around the city centre. The new branding will promote the experience of being in the city centre retail core.
During August and September the city's main shopping streets will be brought to life with weird and wonderful characters courtesy of Mischief La Bas, Scotland's leading street theatre company, who will display their unique brand of performance, while promoting various events to be held in the city.
Community Enforcement Officers, best known for keeping Glasgow clean and safe, are also expanding their role to become city centre ambassadors, having all received customer service training and tuition on Glasgow's popular visitor attractions and shopping hotspots.
Easily identifiable by their new uniforms incorporating a gold information 'i' logo, the officers employed by Glasgow Community and Safety Services, can assist tourists and citizens alike explaining what Glasgow has to offer, make recommendations and help people find their way around the city.
The Style Mile, which takes in retailers and businesses surrounding Glasgow's retail core (Sauchiehall Street, Buchanan Street and Argyle Street) including Buchanan Galleries, St. Enoch Centre and Princes Square, was part of the original plan to develop a Business Improvement District. The ballot result, which narrowly missed reaching the required threshold to obtain BID status, demonstrated that there was support and willingness from retailers to forge ahead with plans to keep the city centre's competitive edge.
With a range of public and private sector organisations that have a vested interest in the Style Mile's success, a City Centre Initiative Manager, has been appointed to coordinate efforts and oversee implementation of the Style Mile, City Centre Action Plan and related programmes. The launch comes at a time where both businesses and shoppers are feeling the effects of the economic downturn but Style Mile partners know that they must take a proactive stance to work together to draw people and new retailers into the city centre.
The Council has pledged to spend around £4 million, from its Better Glasgow Fund, over the next two years making physical improvements to the public realm and lighting aspects thus ensuring the city centre environment is more attractive for potential retailers and shoppers.
Vacant shop units in the area are also getting a Style Mile makeover with a deal being struck to showcase images in the shop windows by prominent artists, while new tenants are sought. This has already been carried out to some degree with iconic Glasgow images adorning the likes of the former Woolworths shop on Argyle Street and the old Odeon cinema building on Renfield Street. Style Mile partners are also working on an inward investment strategy, similar to the successful International Financial Services District (IFSD) approach, to entice businesses to locate in Glasgow's commercial district.
Councillor Purcell, who is also Chair of Glasgow City Marketing Bureau, said: "It is clear that these are difficult times for everybody in retail throughout the UK, However, Glasgow is well placed to withstand the economic pressures of the global recession, with committed public and private sector investment in this sector. "The city centre is Glasgow's shop window and commercial heart. It is the drive and commitment of the Style Mile partners that will ensure the city retains its position as the top UK retail destination outside the West End of London and as a provider of jobs and income for Glasgow."
Speaking on behalf of the main city centre retailers, Lesley Ballantyne, Managing Director of John Lewis Partnership and chair of the Style Mile Steering Group, said: "Real collaboration is taking place between retailers, Glasgow City Council and other interested parties to ensure that we do everything we can to maintain our position as a premier shopping destination. It is particularly important during tougher economic times that we work together to give local shoppers and visitors an even better experience.
"The City Centre Ambassadors are really well placed to let visitors know about what is on offer in our city and the city centre retail guide showcases the best of retail and leisure, from big department stores like John Lewis to independent retailers, all within a square mile of our stylish city."
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce chief executive, Stuart Patrick, said: "The city centre has been the star in the tale of Glasgow's prosperity. It has put the spotlight firmly on generating jobs and it's where all the action is on creating economic output.
"Style Mile will be a strong new character added to the script, one that will boost our ratings. This new character is the latest offspring of a long-running affair between the city's public and private sectors, one that has developed over a long period - as all good relationships do - and one that can add a new upbeat episode to Glasgow's retail story."


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SANDY RIVER PLANTATION, ME (AP) - About 60 searchers and a Maine Forest Service helicopter are taking part in the search for a Tennessee woman who went missing while hiking the Appalachian Trail.
The Maine Warden Service says 66-year-old Geraldine Anita Largay of Brentwood, TN, was supposed to meet her husband Monday in Wyman Township in western Maine, but never showed up.
Wardens learned that on Wednesday, an employee of a nearby motel received a call from a female hiker who said she had spent Tuesday night with Largay in a lean-to on the trail.
She didn't leave a name and wardens are asking that woman to come forward.
The 5-foot-5, 115-pound Largay was last seen wearing a black pullover shirt, tan pants, a blue hat and a black & green backpack.
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Photos & Video from Outside Lands 2011
The Outside Lands festival wrapped up Sunday night after three days and nights of music, food, wine and merriment. Concertgoers lucked out with sunny, warm weather with nary a hint of fog in the evenings. Judging from the pics, it looks like it sold out and was full of happy music fans. To see more photos from this weekend's concert, visit the Outside Lands photo gallery.
About 75 volunteers also came out for an Ocean Beach cleanup on Saturday morning.
If you attended the festival, leave a comment to let us know about your experience. Favorite performances? Best nibbles? We want to hear about it!
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A hyped up crowd at Outside Lands 2011
Up above Outside Lands 2011, with the Richmond District in the background
Foster the People performs on Friday
Dave Chapelle and Big Boi, backstage on Friday
Erykah Badu performs on Friday
MGMT fans in the front row on Friday
MGMT performs on Friday
Black Keys perform on Saturday
Girl Talk performs on Saturday night
The Old 97′s perform on Friday
Christina Perri performs to a packed crowd on Saturday
Muse performs on Saturday night
Muse performs on Saturday night
Arcade Fire headlines on Sunday night
John Fogarty rocks out on Sunday
Deadmau5 performs with their trademark mouse
Mavis Staples performs on Sunday with Win Butler from Arcade Fire on guitar
The Infamous Stringdusters kick up some dust on Sunday
!!! performs on Saturday
A packed MUNI bus with Outside Lands concertgoers. Photo by Zach Sheppard
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Romance, Tribeca, Festival Reports, Cinematical Indie, Tribeca Film Festival, CinematicalJoan Allen is getting older. It's not that her face - which, since Pleasantville, has been inseperable from the mental image of Reese Witherspoon-all-grown-up - is changing, so much that age is using the actress like a chalkboard. Joan Allen today looks like Joan Allen of ten years ago, with wrinkles scribbled on.
It's striking to see an actress in such a state of ... um ... maturity, take on back-to-back roles that deal with sexuality, as Allen has done with The Upside of Anger and, now, Sally Potter's Yes. Allen's presence as an erotic subject in Potter's film is a brave and powerful one; it's too bad the film ignores that presence for a linguistic gamble that, somewhat sadly, the actors don't really pull off.
Yes is a frustrating film; its cache of good ideas are fully obscured by Potter's decision to a) compose the script in iambic pentameter (ie: Shakespearean rhyming scheme), and b), her seeming indicision over the way this prose is performed. Some of the actors acquit themselves better than others; I'll generously suggest that the leads have been simply miscast.
It's ostensibly the story of a torrid love affair between a Lebanese doctor-turned-cook (Simon Abkarian), and the Belfast-born wife (Allen) of a politician (Sam Neill). She (Potter refuses to assign her leads first names, annoyingly) knows her husband is chronically unfaithful; she's not hurt so much as pissed off. She's lonely, depressed, and she wants revenge. So when the help approaches her at a party with the oldest poaching-a-married-lady line in the book, there are a lot of reasons for her to hand over her card.
Potter presents this scene, and others, as a surveilance-cam waltz, as if to underscore the delicate dance she's playing between form and content. Abkarian and Allen are surely erotic oil and water; their best scenes together are wordless, as they both excel at conveying the body language of lovers who are a little repulsed by one another's difference, and simultaneously more drawn to one another by that repulsion.
But the party's over as soon as either actor opens their mouth. Allen can't resist the sing-song possibilities of the prose; each time she concludes a couplet, she does so with triumph. That's rather irritating. Abkarian fights against the rhyme, making it all the more cringeworthy when they pop up. And they are often very bad rhymes - such as, "Am I too real? Perhaps with me, you have to feel!", or, "So many lies. I guess that's what happens when love dies." The center of the film, involving an exchange of information between Allen's husband and goddaughter (Samantha Leonidas) makes the two leads look especially bad. Neill and Leonidas give stunning, deeply felt interpretations of the prose; in comparison Allen and Abkarian come off like amateurs rehearsing for a community theater production of As You Like It. They never once feel like real people, and it's impossible to take them or their various predicaments seriously behind the distraction of the language.
It is almost impossible to overstate how good Sam Neill is in this picture. Every moment he is on screen elevates Yes to a state of compulsive watchability, to the point where it suddenly, temporarily transcends it's formal holding pen to become a real movie. Leonidas, playing a sixteen-year-old budding tramp, is almost as good. I can't even begin to conceive of why (or how) Potter concluded that the polar-opposite peformance styles of Neill/Leonidas and Allen/Abkarian belonged in the same picture. Neill's performance suggests that the iambic pentameter could have been much more than just a Brechtian gimmick, that it could have worked extremely well and Yes could have been a terrifically engaging film, if only the leads had either been better directed or simply been better cast. As it stands, it's a quizzical object, worth seeing as a curiosity for Potter fans but probably ultimately maddening for most audiences.


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The first round of the Cageside Seats Greatest Finisher Tournament continues today with a match-up pitting number two seed the DDT, as performed by Jake "The Snake" Roberts, against number 15 seed the Package Piledriver, as performed by Kevin Steen.
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Take action for veterinary medicine in the Mile High City
The AVMA Congressional Advocacy Network (AVMA-CAN) is headed to Denver for the AVMA Annual Convention on July 26-28. We will be located in the AVMA Pavilion, booth #639, where we will be providing opportunities for AVMA members and other participants to voice their concerns about federal legislation directly to Congress through the AVMA-CAN Government Action Center. We also developed the AVMA Sample Ballot, a quick and easy guide to help busy convention goers understand the current legislation impacting veterinary medicine, including:
- The Prevent All Soring Tactics Act
- The Horse Transportation Safety Act
- The Fairness to Pet Owners Act
- Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Enhancement Act
If you're not attending the AVMA Convention this year, you can still stay involved. Make sure you visit the AVMA-CAN Government Action Center online and track how your legislators are voting and how issues of concern are developing. In addition, visitors to the website can learn more about the AVMA's legislative agenda and how they can help advance the veterinary profession in the 113th Congress.
The AVMA-CAN Facebook page is also a great way to stay up-to-date on legislation and see the latest videos, photos and articles on veterinary issues. AVMA-CAN encourages you, your colleagues and friends to join the page and help advance the profession of veterinary medicine.
The Safest Place on Earth
Time seems to move at a faster pace in Washington, DC. Maybe it's the pace of the city, the heat and humidity, or the countless things to do. Regardless, my time here is quickly coming to an end.
As a DC native, I have had the luxury of exploring and experiencing most of what DC has to offer; museums, monuments, the White House, etc… But, last week I went to a place that not even my parents have been to, and trust me when I say that they've seen it all! The Pentagon. And I don't just mean a walk around the perimeter, or a visit to the 9/11 memorial (which we visited also), but a private tour of the entire facility. An employee and good friend of a fellow vet in the city graciously offered to show us the ropes. This building was a city within a city. Best buy, restaurants, cleaners, CVS, Banks, Footlocker, candy store, you name it, it was inside the building. We walked the halls and learned about the history and construction of the building itself and impetus for the location and pentagon shape of the building (apparently, the piece of land it was originally slated to be built on was pentagon shaped). We visited the hallways with encased war paraphernalia, and even saw Sadam Hussein's gold-plated Assault Rifle. There was so much to learn about the pentagon, and so much we would/will never know about the operations and technologies. While walking in the center of the pentagon, through the courtyard, I couldn't help but think, "I am likely in the safest place on earth at this moment." It was an odd feeling, but a good one. We visited both 9/11 memorials, inside and outside the building, and they were really beautiful memorials. I must say, despite the frustrations of working in the government and the complaining that we do about our politics, I felt very proud walking through the Pentagon and visiting the memorials. Every country has their problems and in spite of ours, I wouldn't want to live permanently anywhere else in the world. It was an empowering experience walking through the headquarters of the US Department of Defense, and one that definitely puts things into perspective.
Following the tour, we went down to the National Yacht Club for a dinner presentation. Dinner was served and cooked by a 100 year old woman who is as lucid as you or I – amazing! Dr. Mo Salman from the One Health academy spoke about surveillance for health events around the world. It was a very interesting presentation and reinforced the necessity to deal with each health event individually, accounting for the location, disease, and politics of the local government. The event was also a great networking opportunity to meet a fellow PennWe and other students doing fellowships in the area.
As I approach my last week at AVMA-GRD, I can't help but wish all students had the opportunity to learn about what goes on outside the clinics. Many do, but most are not exposed to this area of veterinary medicine, which is arguably the most important field. I am hopeful that our generation will get involved in public policy work even as an aside to their clinical practice. Wishful thinking? Perhaps. But, I'm optimistic.
Breakfast of Champions
I had the honor of meeting Congressman and Veterinarian Kurt Schrader from Oregon at Breakfast yesterday morning. It was down by Union Station at the George Hotel at 830am, and it was already 90 degrees outside as I hopped on metro! That's the one thing I don't miss about DC – the hot and humid summer weather, and we're just getting started…Anyway, the breakfast was casual and conversational. I had the opportunity to speak with Congressman Schrader for a few minutes and he said something to me that really struck a chord. He said that much of his success as a congressman has stemmed from his ability to read others – a skill which he has developed as a veterinarian. In our profession we need to master the art of reading body language, picking up non-verbal cues, and accurately assessing our patients without them uttering a word. Congressman Schrader uses these skills in his every day interactions with people, which allows him to get to the core of what people's real interests and agendas are. He said that he has learned to really listen to people and talk with them rather than at them. It actually makes a lot of sense and I it was yet another example of "translational" medicine, though not in the typical sense of the word. It was a great breakfast which was followed, shortly after, by the "Walk on Washington". Horses were brought to Union Square Park in front of the Capitol Building and people gathered in support of the "Prevent All Soring Tacticts (PAST)" Act. Despite the hot weather, it was a great event. Several Representatives spoke in support of the bill, which has enough support to pass with a vote on the House floor. Having horses there to demonstrate the show gaits made it that much more special.
Oh, and how could I forget, earlier this week the US soccer team beat Ghana in their first game of the World Cup
To Practice or Not to Practice?
I have never considered myself a "traditional" veterinary student. I like policy, disease outbreaks and anything else that gets little attention in school. A career in the federal government sounds like a dream. I've always loved animals and science but I saw myself applying those skills in a different way than most of my classmates. I felt pretty secure in this decision until recently.
I have met so many veterinarians with such eclectic backgrounds. All of them are so smart and successful. One of the many things that they taught was that I have a big decision to make. I have to decide whether or not I would like to practice before entering into a career that will most likely not require clinical skills. Never have I really given it thought and I don't know if I ever would have if these amazing people hadn't taken time out their day to talk with me about my future. I'm going to share some of this knowledge with you in hopes that it will help you as it did me.
The response to whether or not to practice is as variable as the people I have asked. Very few of the people that I have spoken with are completely on one camp or the other. Most are right down the middle. Here are the few tips that are consistent from vet to vet:
- If there is any desire to practice, do it before going into another career. Adapting clinical skills is easier when all the knowledge from veterinary school is fresh.
- If you are unhappy, don't be afraid to make a career change. Life is too short to do something you hate.
- You know yourself better than anyone. If you know that you don't want to practice, then don't. If you're unsure, then maybe giving practice a shot is a good idea.
- There are no wrong decisions. No matter what career path taken, it is advancing your knowledge and making you a better professional.
I honestly don't know if I will practice or not quite yet. At first, I was worried that this meant I had lost my ambition. I quickly realized that I have become the person I want to be when I grow up. I am an adventurer. I am almost done with the veterinary school escapade and I will move onto the next exciting and unknown voyage. As a student, I have always felt rushed to make a decision about my future. I am done doing that. I want to meander. I want to explore all that I can accomplish.
May my future always be this unpredictable! Anything else would be boring.
How Others See Our Profession
The past week has been one of the of the most enlightening experiences of my veterinary education and career. I have visited with numerous staff members from congressional offices and lobbied on behalf of several bills that will greatly help our veterinary profession. All of my visits have been overwhelmingly positive and all the staffers are very receptive to our mission and the bills we are trying to push through Congress. In particular the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Enhancement Act has been well received. This act puts food animal veterinarians in under-served areas of the country in exchange for up to $25,000 to help relieve their loan burden. The caveat is that this annual amount is taxed at 39%! Our goal is to make this program tax exempt so that more veterinarians can receive this award and we can ultimately mitigate the food animal/public health veterinary shortage in our country. The Bill currently has a lot of support from Senators and Congressman, but them more co-sponsors we get, the more likely it is to get floor time and pass.
Through the past week of lobbying and meeting with staff members, I have started to realize something very disturbing. People do not understand the critical role that veterinarians play in their every day lives! Even arguably the most education individuals on the Hill do not see the importance of our profession as it relates to their health and well-being. From every meal to every ailment, the role that veterinarians have played to ensure that we stay healthy and able to perform our daily duties get completely overlooked. We are undervalued in society. The truth is, I can't blame them for not completely understanding our role. I never though of it this way until I became interested in veterinary medicine, and even started veterinary school. But it goes to show that our efforts need to be directed at educating the public, and this is certainly a good place to start.
Unfortunately, most people see our profession as cats and dogs. And that is an equally important role to fulfill as a veterinarian, but that certainly does not define our profession. I had the pleasure of attending some very interesting hearings regarding our Biowatch program and the Iran Nuclear Deal and I also attended an interesting seminar on 50 years of global health at CSIS.
The highlight of last week was definitely the Bark Ball, for me and my date! Chiara had an amazing time and insisted we wear the same colors! No one could have prepared me for this event. Over 1000 people and 500 dogs, at perhaps one of the most formal events I have attended. It was an amazing evening and I feel fortunate to have been in DC and invited to the event.
Bark Ball 2014!
I have been having so much fun in DC! On Saturday, I went to the DC Bark Ball. This is an event that has been going on for 27 years and it raises money for the DC Humane Society. As you could have guessed, everyone is dressed in their most formal attire. The surprise is that dogs are allowed to attend! There were over 1,000 canines enjoying the evening festivities. It was a truly unique experience. My partner in crime, Alex, even brought his beautiful dog so I got the much needed dog therapy that I had been craving. I had such a spectacular time! I feel so lucky.
DVM: A World of Possibilities
I am learning so much about how far my DVM can take me. I have always known that I would be a nontraditional veterinarian. I've been worried that I might be limited in my options for this reason. This externship has taught me that I couldn't be more wrong.
This week, I went to the Department of State and spoke with DVM and AAAS Fellow, Dr. Erin Casey. She is really getting the most out of her degree. Before becoming a fellow, Dr. Casey worked in private practice so she has experience in both camps of veterinary medicine. Her work at the Department of State sounds fascinating. She is making a real impact on the world. She is a Program Officer with the Cooperative Threat Reduction Biosecurity Engagement Program. The name alone sounds pretty awesome! Her office works mainly with biosecurity and disease surveillance. If you want more information about her fellowship, she recently did an interview for the AVMA Advocate. She was kind enough to show Alex and I the Department of State and we even got to eat in the executive dining room.
If meeting with Dr. Casey wasn't enough of reason to feel like my career opportunities are endless, I also got to speak with Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, the Executive Vice President for National Association of Federal Veterinarians (NAFV). He worked with APHIS for many years before coming to work for NAFV. He spoke about all the different careers veterinarians currently have within the federal government. USDA/APHIS, FSIS, CDC, NIH, and USAID are just a few of the areas where veterinarians are working.
There is a lot of talk about how the market is flooded with veterinarians. Maybe in certain areas there are too many of us but there are many other areas that need us! The list of places that see the value of veterinarians is growing everyday. This time in our profession is exciting. I have never been more proud to be apart of such an eclectic and resourceful group.
Student Loan Debt
One of the many opportunities I have as an extern is to attend hearings within the Senate and House of Representatives. Most hearings are open to the public and I encourage you to go to one that interests you if you are in D.C.
On Wednesday, I attended a Senate hearing over student loan debt. I even wrote an article for the AVMA Advocate over the hearing. This has been a topic that has been exhausted within veterinary schools. I thought I wouldn't have anything new to learn. The overarching theme always being, "we will owe a lot of money when we graduate." I was surprised by how much I didn't know.
- Student loan debt is affecting the economy. Young graduates are a major source of economic activity. The enormous amount of loan debt makes it near to impossible for anyone to buy a house or car. The National Association of Realtors and the Homebuilders Association have expressed concern for the future housing market. They are urging Congress to come up with a solution to this crucial problem.
- The Higher Education Act (HEA) of 1965 has not been reauthorized this year. For those unfamiliar with HEA, it is responsible for a vast majority of federal student aid. Most of us would not be able to go to school without HEA. It is not the end of the world if it is not reauthorized this legislative session. It just means everything will stay pretty much the same until the next legislative session. The fact that it has not been reauthorized does mean that Congress is divided about many aspects of student loans.
- There are many new piece of legislation being promoted. Many of them will never be made into law but it does mean that students and young professionals are important to elected officials. So important that every member of Congress is clamoring to be on at least one piece of legislation that promotes easing the financial burden of students.
I am one of the many who have struggled to make it through school. I am honestly scared for the loan payments that await me after graduation. It is good to know that I'm not alone and that Congress is giving serious consideration to the topic. It is hard to get anything done in Congress today. There are so many varying opinions and compromise has become a bad word. I urge you to contact your legislators and explain to them your story with student debt. You never know what type of effect you might have. You may be the push that they need to cosign a bill or vote in favor of legislation that helps ease the student loan burden.
There's No Place Like Home
There is something about coming back to Washington, DC that is hard to articulate. It's an intangible feeling, a certain energy that permeates the city and overcomes you the moment you step in to Union Station. Having grown up in Washington DC proper, you would think that over the years of countless trips home from college or vet school to see my family, one would eventually be desensitized to the energy that DC emanates. Well, this trip home was no different from the others and it's quite clear why some coin DC "The most powerful city in the world."
Arguably, the best part of coming home is seeing my English Golden, Chiara. My parents have accepted the fact that they come second to her in the order of greetings when I walk through my front door. This greeting usually takes about 10-15 minutes of us rolling on the floor and making animal noises to help her release her excitement that has pent-up since my last visit.
half-asleep, I had a brief moment of panic getting ready for work the first morning, when I realized I hadn't packed my scrubs or stethoscope. That certainly woke me up quickly. When I arrived at the office in DuPont Circle, I realized I had walked by this building over 100 times never realizing it was the AVMA-GRD. I met Taylor, my partner in crime, in the office and we both realized we had known each other from past SAVMA events. It was nice to see a familiar face. We had a great day sitting in on a few briefings with Gina Luke, one of the assistant directors at the AVMA-GRD. We had the pleasure of sitting down with the presenters prior to the briefing to discuss more intimately the topics and their implications. We were talking to some of the lead researchers in their field. The people we were meeting on day one set the pace for what was lining up to be a incredible month of networking.
The next day was the most eventful as we sat in on an exec board meeting to review the issues that the board members would be presenting to their state representatives. I had the pleasure of accompanying Dr. John de Jong, to the offices of various Massachusetts congressmen. We met with the staff members in each case, but all were very receptive. Dr. de Jong did an excellent job and even gave me the opportunity to add a personal touch as a soon-to-be-graduate (well, not too soon). I can honestly say that it was one of the more invaluable experiences I have had, and definitely made me realize the importance of being involved in veterinary policy.
The rest of the night was spent at dinner with the AVMA exec board and a few familiar faces from past SAVMA events, Ricci and Elise from Texas and LSU, respectively. The "youngsters" topped off the night at "Sign of the Whale" for a few drinks, and a brave exec member joined the festivities, and certainly held his own!
It's only day 4 and already my expectations have been exceeded. I originally thought to myself how unfortunate it would be missing a full month of clinics and how far behind I would be when returning to school, but already I realize that this is more valuable and eye-opening than any rotation I could have. I am excited for what's to come. It's good to be home.
An Exciting Beginning
These first few days in D.C. have been a whirlwind! So much has been going on and I can't imagine what else is in store. On Monday, Alex and I got to meet the amazing staff at the AVMA GRD. It is so exciting to hear about how hard they are working to ensure the future of our profession. Shortly after meeting everyone and getting a quick tour, Gina Luke, one of the assistant directors at the AVMA GRD, whisked us away towards the Hill. We had the pleasure of sitting in a briefing about emerging diseases in the swine industry and nutritional advantages of milk.
On Tuesday, the day started by meeting the AVMA Executive Board and brushing up on important veterinary legislation. Then it was off to the Hill again, this time to meet with our state House Representatives and Senators to inform them about legislation affecting our state and profession. Most of the time, you meet with the staff of the elected official but I got lucky. I actually got to sit down with Senator Inhoffe (R-OK) in his private office! Imagine a veterinary student bending the ear of a government official. I was elated. Then, I realized that I am important to him. An active voice is a powerful thing and a senior Senator knows that better than anyone.
I have learned a lot in the past couple of days. I learned how to hail a cab and how to use the metro. I learned that big cities aren't so scary when you have great people showing you the ropes (Thanks, Stephanie and Alex!). Finally, I learned that there is nothing more invigorating than advocating for something that is dear to my heart. To know that I might have gotten the greatest profession in the world one step closer to solving its problems is so satisfying. I can't believe this is only the beginning!


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Just one day after a father spoke to NewsChannel 11 about his international custody battle over his son, his ex-wife speaks out Friday night. His father, Jason Hook, says his ex-wife, Tory Hill, took their son to Israel just four days before a custody hearing here in Lubbock on July 7th.
Since Tory Hill wasn't there Hook was given temporary sole custody. Hill says the situation is not what it seems. "Mr. Hook did not have joint custody of Gideon at the time that I came to Israel, and because of that the Hade Convention states that you must have joint custody in order to say that I've abducted the child," said Hill.
Hill says she is in Israel working as a missionary. An Israeli judge heard the case Monday, and she has until November 15th to decide if Gideon will get to return to Texas.
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Disappointing MS Store Experience
Today I visited a Microsoft Store at a major mall in my area and came away rather unimpressed with the employees' knowledge of WP8. I came in to look at the Lumia 920 and HTC 8x and the two employees I talked to couldn't answer some basic questions about WP8.
I asked them:
1. Are Nokia apps unique to Nokia phones or can they be bought in the app store? Specifically, could I get Nokia Drive on an HTC phone?
2. Are there any apps that provide turn-by-turn navigation on WP8?
3. Do they offer the free charging mat with the L920?
4. What are your favorite apps or what do you think are the most attractive apps for WP8?
The two employees I talked to didn't know the answers to the first three, but after consulting with a third employee, I was told that Nokia apps are unavailable to non-Nokia phones. I haven't checked to see if this is actually true. As for the fourth question, the rep explained that he used his phone mostly for texting and he didn't really use apps. Fair enough, but he seriously couldn't provide even one example of a good WP8 app?
I understand that there are a lot of MS products they have to learn about, but seriously, there are only 4 major WP8 phones out right now. If they can't provide a customer with even one compelling feature or app off the top of their head, then MS has a serious marketing (or retailing) problem on their hands. Don't get me wrong, these reps were pleasant and attentive, but they were not selling me on their platform, and I'm already a fan! I'm currently an Android user who is seriously considering WP8, but if MS the intends to get more people to try out their platform, they really need to train their employees better. One of the reps I talked to hadn't even seen the 920 until today!
I also mentioned that I was already a big fan of the 920 but that I'm on Verizon and wasn't sold on the HTC 8x. I asked him if he knew anything about the Samsung Ativ S or the Odyssey, and he said he had never heard of either until right now. I can't really fault him for not knowing about a product that's not yet out, but I guess he wasn't a big enough fan to be tracking the latest WP8 news.
Has anyone else had similar experience at MS stores? I want to be clear that I'm not knocking their customer service, but the lack of knowledge about their products is disappointing, and I've worked in retail myself so I know from experience when employees lack training on a product.


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Hi, I'm new to this forum, so I'll apologise before I bore folk with my question :-)
Okay, I've just installed Norton 360v6 with over 200 days remaining on the licence on a new Windows 8 desktop (HP) and this has brought up a Fix Now pop-up window, metered network settings and I do note I'm not the first! However only a few days ago I installed the same software on a laptop (Sony) with the same Windows 8 and it didn't result in the same way. I note that the loading on the laptop which came with McAfee installed and desktop which is posing the problem came with a short term Norton installed.
So I'm sure this is this RIGHT place for a straight forward answer.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I have asked this post be moved to the Norton 360 board for better exposure.
If I understand you correctly, the laptop that is giving this error message also has McAfee installed? I would also guess the short term Norton you say is also on the laptop is probably Norton Internet Security.
If this is the case you need to remove both of those from the laptop before installing Norton 360. If you have more than one security program installed, the two (or more) programs fight for the system resources and can give you strange problems or even crash your computer.
First you need to fully remove McAfee using the Consumer Products Removal Tool from McAfee found here http://service.mcafee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?id=TS10
Then you should use the Norton Removal Tool to remove the short term Norton and your current install of 360. You will find that here www.norton.com/nrt
Now you will have a clean machine to install your copy of Norton 360.
Try this and let us know how it works.
Peterweb, many thanks for your answer firstly, sorry for confusing the forum, I'll have another go.
The laptop which had McAfee on it when bought new, works fine... it's the desktop (HP) which came with a short term Norton on it out of the box, which is presenting the problems.
So I've confused you, but hopefully I did take the Norton short term off, before I installed the last of 3 licenced copies on the desktop. Seems a bit strange that the HP was supplied with a Norton software on from the begining, out of the box.
I will report what's going on.
I don't know whether this makes any difference to the outcome, but the version of my 360 is - 18.104.22.168
As far I am aware I do keep updates on auto.
Now I'm certain that I removed the short term Norton as it was already installed on the desktop... here is question 2. If I uninstall 360 v6 is this regarded as a 4th install, am I going to run out of chances with a 3 licence buy?
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Now I'm certain that I removed the short term Norton as it was already installed on the desktop... here is question 2. If I uninstall 360 v6 is this regarded as a 4th install, am I going to run out of chances with a 3 licence buy?
If the total number of computers doesn't exceed your subscription number there should be no problem. You can use Norton Management to clear unused subscriptions so that you can do a reinstall on an active system. If you don't have/want to use the program you can contact customer support
and they can fix things for you
Keep us posted
Well looks as if that's the right way to go http://www.norton.com/chat
Took a little bit longer than anticipated, but it's good at this moment, so thanks to dickevans and peterweb.
There does appear to be a bit of a conflict between Windows 8 and 360 or possibly the PC manufacturer, no point in laying the blame though.


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Omg he shud get banned.Removed users wannabe "glory"
Very intresting post tho.
Who frickin' cares?!Removed users wannabe "glory"
Anyway, can't wait for mine. Hopefully I get mine before this weekend.
Really? What an accomplishment!Removed users wannabe "glory"
I ordered mine on Sept 1st and it still shows no shipping time on my account.
This is good news for some people.
Im actually going to order mine on Friday after I get paid.
My ETA from FedEx is Wednesday... Now I've just gotta wait for iOS4.2 for Airplay in Movember.
I'm just interested to see this atv jailbroken if possible, then I'll buy.
Man, how did you guys get Sept shipping? Mine says ships Oct 12th. Tear. :-(
I forgot to get around to pre-ordering mine. Anyone see anything on when it will be in Apple stores?
Guess I will wait then or order one now but they were labeled as 2-3 week shipping now.
I wouldn't do that if I were you. Just wait, I bet the Apple Store will have them this weekend.
Even more sad face lol.
Guess I will make a trip to the Mall of America this weekend. They better be there too cause I will be angry for making a trip to that horrible place for nothing.
Well thanks Apple! I pre-order my Apple TV on Sept. 1st and today I find out the store that is closest to me has sold 2 different shipments out over the last week! What the hell did I pre-order for anyways!? I could of got it faster if I bought it from the retail outlet. I still wont have mine till next freaking week! Pre-order my A55!
Apple Store near me has a pyramid of them.


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Local Store having Cowboys for Autographs, Should I?
Hey guys, should I pay 49$ for a DeMarco Murray autograph with only a lean in photo? I am not really a big fan of autographed stuff unless it was unique. I'd cherish the photo more.. but its only a lean in. Also There will be no JSA onsite, does that matter? Also It doesn't say it here yet but Bob Lilly is coming at a later date for cheaper and less restrictions I defn should go get his right? I mean as a Cowboy fan its law, right? They have other Cowboys but its drop off item only and to me that is the biggest rip off possible. Just wanted to hear your guys opinions on autographs, prices, photos, young players etc.. Thanks!


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This alarm clock is so brilliant that all you have to do is set your time zone the first time you plug it in and it will always know what time it is after power failures, daylight savings time even if you simply want to move it to another outlet. Thats convenience you can count on.
180° Swivel Projection
See the time without even lifting your head! Project the time to be displayed on your ceiling or wall and adjust the focus and angle to suit your sleep position needs. Now theres a great way to wake up.
Dual Alarm Clock with Weekend Cancellation
Set two separate wake times with the dual alarm feature. You can even choose to automatically disable the alarms on weekends, allowing you to set your alarm schedule once and forget about it!
Connect Your iPod or MP3 Player
This system includes an auxiliary input (3.5mm jack) for connecting audio sources such as iPods and MP3 players (cable not included). Now you can listen to music from your portable device directly through your alarm clocks speakers.
AM/FM Radio with Easy to Use Tuner Dial
The Projection Clock Radio comes with a built-in AM/FM tuner so you can wake up leisurely to your favorite radio station. Access the tuner dial and volume on the front of the clock, you hardly have to move to change the station or adjust the volume.
Wake to Radio/Buzzer/Time Projection
Wake up to your favorite radio station, or to the built-in buzzer. You can choose to have the time projection only display when the alarm activates, or display it all the time. This unit also has snooze and sleep functions.
Bright White Jumbo LEDs
View the time clearly on the 1.2" bright white jumbo LEDs - no squinting to read the time, even without your glasses.
Calendar Display
Did you suddenly wake up and not know what day it is today? Simply press the buttons on the front of the clock and display the year, month and day.
List of Contents:AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio, built in Lithium Ion battery, instruction manual, lifetime live customer support, 1 year manufacturer's direct warranty.
|Frequency Range (AM)
|530 - 1710 kHz
|Frequency Range (FM)
|88 - 108 MHz
|Power Supply
|120V/60Hz (non-switching adapter)
|Battery Backup
|DC 3V CR2032 (battery included)
|Audio Inputs
|3.5mm auxiliary input jack
|Projection Swivel Tilt
|Number of Alarms
|2 - with optional weekend skip
|Alarm Options
|Radio / Buzzer / Time Projection
|Projection Focus
|Projection Flip
|Time/Date Restore
|Auto - after power loss
|Size (W x D x H)
|197 x 76 x 101 mm
|0.5 kg
|6-foot Male-to-Male 3.5mm Audio Cable
Connect your iPod or other MP3/audio player to multimedia speakers, car stereos, and a host of other audio products with this male-to-male 3.5mm stereo cable. The cord, which includes a single 3.5 mm male connector on each end, measures 6 feet long, and offers a fast and easy way to extend your audio player connection beyond a few inches. Simply plug one end into your iPod or other MP3/audio player's 3.5 mm headphone jack and the other into the auxiliary input of your preferred audio device, such as a car stereo or boombox. Once connected, you'll enjoy a full range of audio options. Listen to your music almost anywhere with this 6-foot male-to-male 3.5mm stereo audio cable!
Can be used with these and other players:MP3, iPod, CD, portable DVD, PMP, MD, Walkman, digital audio PC, laptop computer, computer soundcard.
List of Contents:6-foot Male-to-Male 3.5mm Stereo Audio Cable, full manufacturer's direct warranty.
|EAAC500US Extended Warranty
If your product breaks, we fix it. If we can't fix it, we replace it.
Toll-free customer assistance at 888.321.1110.
100% parts and labor coverage from the date of original warranty expiration.
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Description of Coverage
What is Not Coveredplease visit our Extended Warranty page.
|EAAC500US 2 Year Extended Warranty
If your product breaks, we fix it. If we can't fix it, we replace it.
Toll-free customer assistance at 888.321.1110.
100% parts and labor coverage from the date of original warranty expiration.
Get Service in Just 3 Easy Steps
Description of Coverage
What is Not Coveredplease visit our Extended Warranty page.
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