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Packers might lose DB coach to Eagles after Super Bowl
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Peppers fined $10,000 for helmet hit
A punishing hit on Packers QB Aaron Rodgers in the NFC championship game will cost Bears DE Julius Peppers some serious cash.
Five questions with former Packers OG Aaron Taylor
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Packers by the numbers
Every other day leading up to Super Sunday, the Pro Football Weekly Packers team app presents a handful of interesting factoids on this year's NFC champs on a broad variety of levels.
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PFW delivers a double dose of noteworthy quotes from the Packers' players who were available to the media the Monday afternoon following Green Bay's 21-14 victory over the arch-rival Bears in the NFC title game.
Cowboys Stadium roof to be closed on Super Sunday
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Unlikely heroes keep emerging for Packers
Undrafted rookie CB Sam Shields came up with the game of his life Sunday in Green Bay's 21-14 victory over the archrival Bears.
Harrell struggled in the Green Bay Packers' preseason loss to the Cleveland Browns, leading to questions about whether he's ready to become the primary backup to Aaron Rodgers.||||||| The former Texas Tech star completed 12 of 24 passes for 100 yards with two interceptions Thursday night. He also was called for intentional grounding in the end zone for a safety.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has canceled the Josh Koscheck vs. Demian Maia fight for the upcoming UFC 163: "Aldo vs. Korean Zombie" pay-per-view (PPV) event on Aug. 3, 2013 in Brazil.
"Kos" suffered an undisclosed injury and is unfit to compete.
That means the gaping hole in the main card line-up will likely be filled by one of the "Prelim" fights scheduled for FX Channel or Facebook. Expect that announcement to come shortly.
See the current fight card here.
The former American Kickboxing Academy (AKA) product -- who jumped ship for Dethrone Base Camp -- is riding consecutive losses for the first time in his career, one of which ended with a brutal technical knockout finish to the returning Robbie Lawler at UFC 157 last February in Anaheim.
He had a chance to get back on his feet -- and get a little vengeance in the process -- against the soft-spoken Brazilian; however, that scrap will have to wait, assuming they still get to do the deed later this year.
Despite the injury, I'm sure Koscheck is still gunning for this fight.
That's because Maia (18-4) got Jon Fitch, Koscheck's buddy, kicked out of ZUFFA after defeating him by way of unanimous decision at UFC 156 earlier this year in Las Vegas. It was the jiu-jitsu wizard's third straight win since dropping to 170 pounds last July and it's hard not to imagine that a win over "Kos" doesn't get him into the discussion.
When and where they fight -- if they do -- remains to be seen.
UFC 163 features a featherweight championship main event as Brazilian sensation Jose Aldo puts his belt on the line against fellow World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) import and "Korean Zombie," Chan Sung Jung.
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According to Kirk Bohls, Texas A&M and Arkansas have reached a verbal agreement to begin playing a 6-8 games series beginning in 2009. The games will be played at the Cowboys new stadium, aka Jerry World.
The game will take place during the first weekend of the State Fair of Texas.
This is a win-win situation for both schools. Arkansas gets better access to Texas HS recruits. A&M gets a non-conference game at a neutral site with a 'name' opponent. It gives Dallas Ags an easy game to travel to, and gives Byrne a potential financial blackmail piece (if the series becomes a popular one). The students don't lose a home conference game, which would have happened if the Tech game had come to Dallas.
We'll be playing in a new, state-of-the-art stadium, instead of the dump that is the Cotton Bowl.
This is an early season game that should attract regional and even national television interest (especially if both teams are ranked). It should also be a financial boone to both schools, especially if they sellout the 90,000+ seat stadium.
It will also be a nice financial boone for the Metroplex, with all those Arkies coming to Dallas to spend money, and Ags from Houston and elsewhere staying at hotels and spending money.
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The Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance (NCGG), directed by Helen V. Milner, is pleased to announce the selection of its 2014-2015 fellows for the Center's three fellowship programs: Globalization and Governance Fellowship Program, Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Regional Political Economy, and the Oxford-Princeton Global Leaders Program.
The 10th cohort of NCGG fellows chosen from a large pool of applicants from all over the globe will be in residence pursing their own research projects and contributing to the intellectual life of the Center and the Woodrow Wilson School.
Globalization and Governance Fellowship Program
Through the Globalization and Governance Fellowship Program, NCGG awarded six one-year research positions to a group of very talented scholars
chosen from a large pool of applicants. These awards are designed to promote basic research in the areas of international and comparative political economy,
international organization, global governance, and globalization. Our scholars for the 2014-2015 academic year will be:
Sarah Bauerle Danzman is a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her primary field of study is International Relations, with a focus in International Political Economy. She is most interested in issues related to the interaction of multinational firms, domestic societal groups, and host governments in an increasingly global supply chain network. Her dissertation considers the conditions under which governments will pursue policies of openness toward foreign direct investment. She argues FDI reforms are best understood within a broader context of economic reforms that change the preferences of domestic coalitions over FDI while also generating cross-coalitions that benefit from openness to FDI.
Florian Hollenbach is a PhD Candidate in Political Economy and Methods in the Department of Political Science at Duke University. His dissertation research is concerned with fiscal policy in non-democratic regimes and the development of fiscal capacity by authoritarian elites. In addition, he is interested in the study of conflict and economic development, as well as quantitative methods. He is the author of an article entitled, "Technology and Collective Action: The Effect of Cell Phone Coverage on Political Violence in Africa", published in the American Political Science Review and "Stepping Into The Future: The Next Generation of Crisis Forecasting Models", published in the International Studies Review
Giovanni Mantilla received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Minnesota. His research focuses on "historical global governance," seeking to understand the origins, design, development and effects of international law, particularly in the fields of humanitarian law and human rights. His current work examines the history and politics of the international humanitarian law of internal armed conflicts, including Common Article 3 to the 1949 Geneva Conventions, and the Additional Protocols to those Conventions, from 1977. Why and how did international standards of humane conduct emerge in an area so sensitive to states? Despite the well-known gravity of civil war violence around the world, little systematic theory-driven research has been devoted to these questions, which Mantilla tries to answer through in-depth archival work.
Shahrzad Sabet is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Government at Harvard University and an associate of Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science. She specializes in international political economy, with an emphasis on political psychology and experimental methods. Her dissertation research investigates the micro-foundations of public opinion toward economic globalization. She is especially interested in identifying the role and effect of non-material factors such as prejudice and nationalism in the formation of public opinion, and in reconciling the effect of these symbolic factors with conventional, self-interest-based models of individual preferences in political economy. One of her recent papers, "Feelings First: Non-Material Factors as Moderators of Self-Interest Effects on Trade Preferences," was awarded the 2013 Carl Beck Award for best graduate student paper presented at the Annual Convention of the International Studies Association (ISA).
Geoffrey Wallace is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He received his PhD in government from Cornell University as well as an MA and BA from the University of Toronto. His research focuses on wartime violence, the design and effectiveness of international institutions, and public attitudes toward foreign policy. His research has been published, or is forthcoming, in International Organization, the Journal of Conflict Resolution, and International Studies Quarterly, among others. His first book is entitled, Surrendering the Higher Ground: The Abuse of Prisoners during War. While at the Niehaus Center, he will continue work on a second book manuscript, which employs a series of survey experiments to examine the domestic underpinnings of international legal commitments.
Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Regional Political Economy
During the 2014-2015 academic year, the Center will welcome its seventh class of fellows in the regional political economy fellowship program created with the goal of
developing a new generation of scholars able to analyze and make policy recommendations about the regional political economy in the Middle East, East, South, or
Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America. This fellowship program attracted large pool of international applicants for only one slot.
The Center will welcome Navid Hassanpour in September.
Navid Hassanpour came to the U.S. from Iran as a Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering at Stanford (Ph.D. 2006). Later he pursued his interest in political theory (M.A. 2009, Philosophy, Stanford) and contentious politics and competitive authoritarianism in the Middle East (Ph.D. May 2014, Political Science, Yale). He is currently working on projects enabled by the recent digital revolution: micropatterns of urban conflict in Cairo and Damascus, dynamics of online electoral conversation during the 2013 Iranian elections, and network experiments of collective risk-taking on Amazon Mechanical Turk. At Princeton he will study the prospects of electoral politics in contemporary Iran while finishing his book manuscript "Communication and Conflict" (under consideration at Cambridge University Press). The book proposes a logic of contagion--instead of coordination--for collective action, and examines the theory in the context of recent Middle Eastern urban uprisings past 2011.
Oxford-Princeton Global Leaders Fellowship Program
Building on a partnership established in 2001, Oxford University and Princeton University launched a postdoctoral fellowship initiative, the Global Leaders Fellowship
Program, created to enhance the capacity of developing countries in the areas of scholarship and policy.
Beginning in September 2008, up to six fellowships are to be awarded annually to promising, early-career scholars from developing countries, which will allow fellows
to spend one year at Oxford and one year at Princeton pursuing post-doctoral research, with funding provided by the program to cover fellows' full living costs.
At Oxford they will be based at the Global Economic Governance Programme and the Centre for International Studies within the Department of Politics and International Relations.
At Princeton fellows will be based in the Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Global Leaders Fellowship (GLF) scholars in Princeton for 2014-15 are:
ANematullah Bizhan is a research associate at the Crawford School of Public Policy, Development Policy Centre, at the Australian National University. Dr. Bizhan completed his PhD at the Australian National University; his thesis examined the impacts of foreign aid on state building and in particular looked the case of Afghanistan between 2001 and 2009.
Bizhan contributed to state building and development efforts in Afghanistan for a decade and has worked with civil society, development organizations and the government. Dr. Bizhan has served in positions such as Director General for Policy, Monitoring and Evaluation of ANDS, head of the Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board Secretariat (JCDB) and Deputy Minister for Youth.
Bizhan has a MA in development economics from Williams College, MA. He was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship (2005 -2006) and the Australian Leadership Award (2009 - 2013).
Akachi Odoemene is a Social Historian trained at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria from where he obtained a Ph.D. in African History in 2008. He has interest in scholarly African issues related to the field of Social History, especially in the areas of Peace and Conflict Studies, Ethnic Studies, Development and Gender Studies, as well as global land governance and political economy in Africa. Dr. Odoemene is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History and International Relations, Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria.
Vu Thanh Tu Anh comes from Vietnam, where he is the director of research at the Fulbright Economics Teaching Program, which was established by the Harvard Kennedy School in partnership with Ho Chi Minh City's University of Economics, with core funding from the Fulbright Program of the United States government. He has served as a member of the Board of Experts of the Vietnamese National Assembly's Economic Committee and The National Finance Supervision Council. He received his PhD degree in economics from Boston College in 2004.


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Salvatore's Italian Gardens
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Services: Ceremony, Reception
Catering: Offered in-house
Maximum capacity: 600
Josh 2 Reviews
We had a terrific wedding at Salvatore's. The food was amazing, the staff was very helpful with our guests needs, and the preplanning process couldn't have been smoother. Arguably the best value in WNY!
Wedding: 11/11/2013
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
We're so happy we chose Salvatore's for our wedding. The decor was beautiful, the food was delicious, and staff was wonderful - attentive, friendly, helpful, and organized. Our guests are still telling us two months later that it was the best wedding that they ever attended! The pricing is on par with most other wedding venues in WNY, but we felt like Salvatore's was the best value for such an upscale establishment. It truly was the wedding of our dreams!
Wedding: 10/04/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 5 Reviews
This is the best place for a wedding! Romantic, beautiful and outstanding food and service. We were getting compliments all night from our guests on how great the food was. We were very happy with how they treated us and made our experience wonderful.
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Paula had completely created my flowers in my style! I loved everything about them - I am so happy that she was recommended to me through friends - couldn't be happier!!
Wedding: 07/27/2013
Services Used: Flowers
We could not have picked a more perfect venue. It was absolutely gorgeous and the food was amazing. Everybody commented on how great it was and how full they were. I live in Rochester, but they were extremely helpful and I was able to do almost everything over the phone...the tasting was well worth driving in for though!! They told us they wanted us to feel like when we walked in that day that everything was taken care of and we could just relax, and that is exactly how we felt. We compared a few places, but this was by far the best value. The "wedding of your dreams" package meant they didn't nickel and dime us for anything. And the baked alaska presentation completely got our party started.
Wedding: 09/29/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 5 Reviews
Clearly this vendor is well versed in how to plan a reception! It is large banquet facility with many rooms to choose from; all with a lot of "gaudy" yet totally appropriate decorations for weddings. The women who work to help you plan your reception are fully focused on the task and know exactly what they are doing. My group was blown away with the Bella room: a beautiful banquet room available for a minimum of 125 guests. They can provide free centerpieces on loan, any linen color, and allow for the client to bring any "sweets" they'd like to make a sweets table free of charge. Definitely well worth the price.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
They have perfected the art of customer service! They were very flexible, and made sure my day was very special. I would highly recommend this location before anywhere else!
Wedding: 07/06/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
happybride 5 Reviews
I checked almost every possible venue in the Buffalo area for my daughter's wedding but couldn't find anything we really felt comfortable with. My friend recommended Salvatore's Italian Gardens to me. I hadn't considered it because I assumed it would be too expensive. I was pleasantly surprised. The prices were in line with other places and even less expensive than some. We couldn't have been more pleased with our choice to hold the wedding and reception at Salvatore's. We were able to get beautiful photos on the stairway. The wedding was held in the Victorian ballroom. It was beautiful and was perfect for the ceremony. We then went right around the corner to the Venetian Ballroom for the reception. It was so convenient and we loved how everything flowed so well. Susan and Gayle were so helpful in planning our event. Everything was beautiful and the food was delicious. There is nothing we would have changed. The evening was perfect. The success of the evening had a lot to do with our choice of venue. We would definitely recommend Salvatore's. We have one more daughter and can't imagine any other place we would want to hold her future wedding than at Salvatore's.
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I cannot say enough about salvatores they were so easy to work with especially Gail and Sue both wonderful. MY husbands family is from NYC and are not easily impressed but they loved the venue, the food, and the service. They really went the extra mile to make it a perfect day!
Wedding: 06/25/2011
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 5 Reviews
I've always loved Salvatore' s since I was a little girl. I used to dream about getting married there, well, my dream came true! I would do it 1,000 times over if I could!
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
It was everything I expected from Salvatore's--they handled all my needs and incorporated all my wishes. They had plenty of referrals to services I needed.
Wedding: 06/18/2005
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Salvatore's knows what they are doing. When it comes to first class service, professionalism and value, look no further. My wife and I chose the "wedding of your dreams" package and we have no regrets. Final charge per plate with 5 hour open bar, wine bottles at dinner, tax and gratuity is around $71. This may seem like a huge cost, but like I said Salvatore's knows what they are doing. We booked the Amore room which seats between 175 and 250 guests. Salvatore's set up our table centerpieces, table overlays, table runners the night before our venue. It looked absolutely stunning. Salvatore's has been doing this for years and the level of quality and service is second to none. The food was amazing and our guests were raving about the quality of the food and venue the entire night.
Wedding: 05/25/2013
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 2 Reviews
You have absolutely nothing to worry about when choosing Salvatore's for your wedding. Everything is beautiful and the staff is beyond wonderful.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
I loved having our reception at Salvatore's. They took care of everything for us! They also added some stuff in and made some substitutions in our package. They were very nice to work with. The only complaint I have is that every steak I saw was very pink and a lot of people were sending them back. They were too pink. My husband and I asked for ours to be well done but obviously they didn't ask every guest who ordered steak how they wanted it... and it was most of my reception that got steak. What hey did do though, that I liked, was give everyone take out boxes if they had left overs. Another thign I am not happy about is that apparantly my cake was cut and set out for people to take home and I didn't even know it. I didn't have a piece of my own cake, nor was I aware that our dessert was out. Mine melted before I knew it was at my table. We had our cake and coffee set up at the head table and according to our dj, he was never informed and therefore my guests never knew it was there until I saw it and had the dj announce it. I have no idea how much of that cake even got eaten.
Wedding: 06/27/2009
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Loved the room! Staff set up tables/favors/place cards so we didn't have to worry about anything the day of the wedding. Food was good, no complaints!
Wedding: 08/02/2008
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I had my wedding reception at Salvatore's and I loved it! The food was fantastic, the drinks were fantastic and the desserts were great! I loved the ambience and have recommended Salvatore's to others!
Wedding: 04/27/2012
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
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Mr. Wied was a business side front office guy, and since we generally don't know everything they do, we don't talk about those guys much around here except for Harlan and Murphy (rightfully so on both counts) since they're the guys who put together the football-side leadership team and help keep it in place. I think Jason Wied needs a thank you on the way out the door however, and since I didn't see it come up elsewhere on this site, I'm breaking my self-imposed exile from APC to write it myself.
About ten years ago I attended a lecture given by then Packers VP Andrew Brandt. It was about a year after Brandt hired Wied to help him negotiate contracts and handle legal issues for the team. Most of the lecture dealt with the business of sports and Brandt's experiences. Brandt is a hyper-intelligent guy and an engaging speaker with a lot of interesting experiences to draw from. And he still took the time to speak highly of Wied's early work with the team. I first met Wied a few years later and we ran into each other a few times after that. Without going too far into the details (in the interest of preserving the privacy of the people involved) I got to watch Wied negotiate a couple of deals while simultaneously avoiding some political pitfalls that had been thrown in front of the Packers organization by those who had other agendas that conflicted with what the Packers were trying to accomplish. Wied's ability to understand both the issues in play and the motivations and agendas of the other people in the room enabled the Packers to get the deals they needed without creating problems for their business and community partners. In one specific instance, he managed to accomplish that in spite of the obvious desire of other parties to create problems.
Those deals improved the ability of the Packers fans to remain competitive financially in the NFL, and they provided new and fun ways for the fans to support the team. Wied never drafted a player, never signed a free agent, and never coached a raw rookie into a contributing player, but he made the Packers better all the same. I'm convinced that the work he did made it a little easier for the football side of the organization to be successful while he was here, and into the future as well. And he did that while, in my opinion anyway, remaining a decent, kind and good-hearted person. I wish both he and his family the best.


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The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Tulane University is pleased to welcome Daniel Shantz to the faculty July 2014, as the Entergy Chair of Clean Energy Engineering. For the last two years Dan has been at SABIC, first as a Chief Scientist and most recently as a Senior Manager in SABIC's Corporate Research and Innovation Future Feedstocks group. Prior to joining SABIC, Dan was a faculty member in the Chemical Engineering Department at Texas A&M, starting as an assistant professor and ultimately holding the Ray Nesbitt Professorship and the rank of full professor. Dan's lab at Texas A&M was internationally recognized for its work in zeolite nucleation, biomimetic materials, and hybrid materials for catalysis and separations. Dan's lab at Tulane will develop materials that address problems in sustainability, energy storage, and solar energy capture for use in chemical conversions.
The Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department would like to congratulate Noshir Pesika for recently being promoted to Associate Professor!
The Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department would like to congratulate the senior class of 2014.
Sehinde Owoseni, a graduate student working with Prof. Vijay John, presented a talk entitled, "Using concepts of salt bridging to rapidly synthesize hollow silica microspheres in a surfactant-aided aerosol process", and was awarded 1st place for his presentation at the American Chemical Society National Meeting, Tuesday, September 10th, 2013 as part of the Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Division Graduate Award Symposia.
The department welcomes Dr. Julie N. L. Albert, who will be a new Assistant Professor beginning January 2012. Dr. Albert received her B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Florida and her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Delaware. Subsequently, she pursued postdoctoral research studies at North Carolina State University.
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EPSA announces winners of 2014-2015 Education Policy Dissertation Research Fellowships
EPSA department congratulates all the winners. And the WINNERS ARE: Published: 4/24/2014 12:08:00 PM
Basil Smikle, Ph.D. candicate in P&E in the NYT, April 17, 2014.
Basil Smilke, a political strategist and a Ph.D. candidate in the Politics and Education program, shares a short piece he wrote for the New York Times Room for Debate on Bloomberg's $50 million investment to fight gun control. Published: 4/22/2014 10:46:00 AM
EPSA Alumnae Speak at Reception for Admitted Students
EPSA extends warm thanks to alumnae, Dana Leon-Guerrero (Sociology & Education, 2010) and Lauren McDade (Politics & Education, 2013), who were featured speakers at TC's Washington DC Admit Reception on Wednesday, April 2. The reception, sponsored by the Office of Admission, allowed newly admitted students to meet with TC alumni and learn more about their academic and professional experiences. Published: 4/9/2014 12:48:00 PM
EPSA Faculty at AERA conference April 3-7, 2014
The faculty members of the department of Education Policy and Social Analysis will be participating and presenting at this year's AERA conference in Philadelphia, PA. Published: 4/2/2014 11:19:00 AM
Amy Stuart Wells: "Colorblind" Policies Harm Our Diverse Public Schools
In a new policy brief, Amy Stuart Wells writes that so-called "colorblind" educational policies work against diverse public schools. Published: 4/1/2014 8:08:00 PM
The Trouble with "Teacher Voice" by Jonathan Gyourko
Jonathan Gyurko received his Ph.D.in Education and Politics in 2012 from Teachers College Columbia University, where he serves as an adjunct assistant professor. He also runs Leeds Global Partners, an education consultancy. The article, published in the Spring 2014 edition of the Politics of Education Association Bulletin, draws on his dissertation research titled "Teacher Voice." Published: 3/26/2014 4:14:00 PM
Profs. Jeff Henig and Carolyn Riehl receive grant from the Wallace Foundations.
The grant will support a comparative research in Buffalo and two other cities and study whether and how community institutions in three mid-sized cities can work together to tackle social and educational challenges in their local communities. TC Media Center in Research/Publication section announced the information about the grant in their article "TC team to study Collective Impact Approach to Education Reform " on March 25, 2014. Published: 3/26/2014 4:03:00 PM
Miya Warner, Ph.D., the recipient of the 2014 AERA Division L (Education Policy & Politics) Dissertation of the Year Award.
AERA Division L (Education Policy and Politics) Newsletter has announced the 2014 Dissertation Award Winners. Miya Warner,Ph.D., an alumna of the Sociology and Education program at Teacher College is the winner of this year's Dissertation of the Year Award. The award will be presented at the annual AERA conference in Philadelphia on April 4, 2014. Published: 3/6/2014 3:02:00 PM
Scott-Clayton Proposes Changes to Pell Grant System
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Professor Scott-Clayton and co-author Sandy Baum of the Institute for Higher Education Policy recommend three major Pell Grant reforms to strengthen student success and on-time completion. The Pell Grant was originally designed as a one-size-fits-all voucher intended to serve the needs of recent high school graduates from low-income families. Since the program's inception in 1972, it has grown to serve a much larger and more diverse population—9.4 million students now receive $35 billion in Pell Grant funds—even as graduation rates for recipients remain stubbornly low. Only about 45 percent of Pell recipients obtain a degree or credential within six years.
Scott-Clayton and Baum propose three major structural reforms to improve outcomes for Pell recipients. First, the authors argue that financial assistance alone will not help high-need students complete college: "Handing students money and expecting them to steer their own courses through the maze of available options is an insufficient strategy for supporting their success." Instead, they propose that the program's financial assistance should be supplemented with guidance and support services that have been shown to improve academic outcomes.
Scott-Clayton and Baum suggest that the Pell Grant program provide services tailored to meet the needs of the different populations it serves: younger, dependent students would receive personalized, technology-assisted outreach and coaching services from initial application through the first year of college; adult, independent students—who often are returning to college to obtain specific career-related credentials—would receive third-party pre-enrollment counseling to help them choose appropriate institutions and programs, as well as one-on-one guidance provided by their institution at least once per year while enrolled.
The authors also recommend that the Pell Grant program simplify the application process by automatically calculating eligibility using information retrieved electronically from tax returns and by making eligibility fixed for several years. Furthermore they argue that eligibility should be based on a simple formula based on income and family size so that students and families can easily calculate in advance what college costs will be. Finally, Scott-Clayton and Baum suggest strengthening incentives for student effort and completion, including larger grants for students who take more credits than the current Pell maximum of 24 per year, and small monetary bonuses for on-time completion.
According to the authors, the proposal would require only a minimal increase in funding. For instance, providing each Pell recipient with technology-assisted guidance and counseling worth $500—which research evidence suggests would have meaningful impacts on student outcomes—would cost $1.3 billion, less than 4 percent of current Pell spending. If not additional funds are available, services could be financed by setting the per credit award size to maintain cost neutrality.
Read coverage of the proposals by Inside Higher Ed
Read coverage of the proposals by The Chronicle of Higher Education
A link to the full study is here: Redesigning the Pell Grant Program for the Twenty-First Century
Scott-Clayton spoke with the New York Times about a new higher education ranking system: Lists That Rank Colleges' Value Are on the Rise


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Democratic Rep. Tim Walz has about $789,000 built up for the campaign stretch run.
The incumbent in a southern Minnesota congressional district reported Friday that he had raised $320,000 from July to September. Walz is seeking a fourth term in a race that pits him against Republican Allen Quist, a former state lawmaker.
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Duruflé REQUIEM, Saint-Saëns SYMPHONY NO. 3, "The Organ Symphony" and more
Sunday, October 21 at 4 pm
Under the gracious patronage of his Excellency the Ambassador of France. Hear Maurice Duruflé's Requiem, Marcel Dupré's Psalm 117: Laudate Dominum and Cesar Franck's Psalm 150: Louez le Dieu. Camille Saint-Saens' Symphony No. 3, "The Organ Symphony", will feature the Cathedral's Great Organ, the largest pipe organ in Washington, D.C.
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Island Wellness Market: Donate to the Help Center and Receive a 10% Discount
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The Island Wellness Market is located in Carolina Beach at 1140-G North Lake Park Boulevard just across the street from the Town Hall, in the same shopping center as the Madfish Grill. They can be reached by calling (910) 458-5252.
For the month of December the Island Wellness Market is offering a 10% off discount for anyone bringing in a can good or nonperishable food item.
All items collected will be donated the Help Center of Federal Pont. There is no limit, bring in a donation every time you visit for a 10% discount! This is a great way to shop local and healthy while providing much needed to help to our area families. The Island Wellness Market has tons of great gift ideas for everyone in your family! While they are a trusted provider of supplements, vitamins, and other healthy items they also boast a huge selection of awesome locally made gifts. Supporting local businesses, artists and organizations helps everyone to have a great holiday season, and the Island Wellness Market loves that they are able to bring so many of these goods to the public.
They have beautiful artwork inspired by local area scenes by local artist Wanda Rae. They offer local handmade bracelets necklaces and more which are stylish as well as incredibly affordable. They have scarves and other accessories made from recycled materials, local handmade candles, soaps, organic tote bags and even natural, biodegradable surf wax!
They also have a wonderful selection of organic shirts that show your love for our coastal environment! All over the store they have great stocking stuffers including scented body and massage oils, great books and much more. The Island Wellness Market is located in Carolina Beach at 1140-G North Lake Park Boulevard just across the street from the Town Hall, in the same shopping center as the Madfish Grill. If you would like to find out more about the Island Wellness Market please give them a call at (910) 458-5252.
They are open on Mondays through Fridays from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and on Saturdays they open at 10:00 a.m. and close at 6:00 p.m. They are closed on Sundays but will be open on the 25th for the Island Shopping Spree event! You can also find an abundance of great information about the Island Wellness Market on their website at www.IslandWellness Market.com including directions, helpful links, an enlightening blog with the latest news from the Island Wellness Market and more. Remember to follow them on Facebook for all of the latest breaking information about the Island Wellness Market. Nourish your life, body, mind and spirit at the Island Wellness Market in Carolina Beach.


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Below are some answers to questions that we are asked on a regular basis here at Alouette.
This depends on where you want to fly, what type of flying you will want to do and, of course, your budget. Basically the NPPL is a licence which requires a minimum of 32 hours flight training but allows you to only fly within the UK. It cannot be extended to add, for instance, a night rating . By contrast the JAA licence requires a minimum of 45 hours flight training, is an international licence and can be further extended, if required. The medical requirements are also different, the NPPL only requires a medical declaration form signed by your GP whereas the JAA NPPL requires a Class 2 medical. Alouette provide training for both the NPPL and JAA PPL licences.
Alouette Flying Club is a non profit making organisation that is run by it's members, we do not have any payroll staff. The more flying hours that our aircraft do, the cheaper our flying rate becomes.
You may have seen advertisements in the aviation press and other flying clubs, a fixed price to get your PPL. Be aware, these prices are based on 45 hours flying training. This is minimum period of time that a student must accomplish to satisfy the Civil Aviation Authority before a license is granted, however the average period is about 55 hours. To learn to fly at Alouette there are the following charges: The hourly rental of the aircraft, the instructors fee of £30 per hour, payable to the instructor, the landing fee £22, the annual club membership fee £150 per year. In addition, there are exams and licence fees. You do not pay in advance, you pay as you go, therefore you learn at your own pace. If your training or budget needs to be spread out over a longer period of time , that's OK. Fixed price training requires you to complete your 45 hours within a set time scale, at Alouette you can take as long as you like.
As a student you will receive first class training in good quality aircraft. Students have free use of the clubs headsets. As a member of Alouette you are expected to participate in the running of the club in any way you can, whether it be contributing some time washing the aircraft, cutting the lawn, tidying up the club house, it's all important. You are expected to take an active part in the social side of the club, we are a flying club not just a flying school. In return you will benefit from the cheapest flying rate in the south of England. The club has a very strong social element, regular fly-aways occur throughout the year. The first Wednesday evening of each month, members meet at the club house for a social evening. Students are encouraged to come along to meet other students and club members. It is a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Your PPL will allow you to fly almost anywhere in the world. It is recognised internationally. Our Cessna 172 has flown to Morocco, through France, Spain and Gibraltar. By contrast the NPPL (see above) only allows you to fly within the UK, but to be fair that is changing soon.
We lease our aircraft from a company based on Biggin Hill Aerodrome. They lease aircraft to many other flying clubs and regularly maintain the aircraft to the very high CAA standard.
Contact our Chairman or Secretary to discuss it further or pop along to the club house on the first Wednesday evening of the month from 8:30 pm onwards or come and visit the club on a Saturday or Sunday, there will usually be somebody about to chat to. You can take a trial lesson just to see if you're comfortable at the controls of a light aircraft. During the lesson you will be given the opportunity to fly the aircraft yourself under the watchful eye of your instructor. Any time that you spend during this trial flight can be logged and can go towards your 32 (NPPL) or 45 (JAA PPL) hours flying training.
Social Membership, as the name suggests, allows you to become a member of Alouette and join in with social events such as our summer barbeques, winter talks, food nights or simply to come along on a Wednesday or Saturday evening for a chat and a drink at the bar. In addition, if you fly as a passenger in one of our aircraft, your membership means you are covered by our insurance. At £20 per annum we believe this is excellent value and whether you are just interested in aviation, used to be a pilot or are married to one of our flying members, we will welcome you to our club.


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Mendez, M.J., Busenbark, J.R., 2013, Shared leadership and gender: All members are equal…but some more than others. Leadership and Organization Development Journal. Forthcoming.
Mehran, J., Meisami, A., Busenbark, J.R., 2012, L'Chaim: Jewish Holidays and Stock Market Returns. Managerial Finance. 38.7, pp.641-652. Leading Article.
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Academy of Management – Research Exemplars – Italy Conference May 2013
Saxton, T., Saxton, M.K., Wesley, C., Busenbark, J.R., "Venture Advocate Behaviors and the Embryonic Firm".
Academy of Finance Proceedings – MBAA International – Chicago Conference March 2011
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1. Streak: The streak of truly wonderful weather is forecasted to continue on Thursday. In fact, one Boston television meteorologist said in recent days that this pattern is expected to run through Tuesday, which would be a great way to wrap up summer.
2. Quarterback: The Salem News is counting down the best high school quarters back in the region over the past 40 years. At number 12 was Brendan Oliver, a at , where he lead his team to – one of two Prep School Championships as part of an 18-1 record in his junior and senior seasons.
3. Beverly: Our neighbors to the east are getting their very own Patch website starting on Thursday. Patch arrived on the North Shore about two years ago and since then Beverly has been the largest community without a Patch site – but no more. Find it at Beverly.patch.com after 3:30 p.m.
4. Photography: at 44 Maple St. (in Danvers Square) is hosting a ribbon-cutting on Thursday evening. It runs from 4:30-6 p.m. and complimentary beer, wine and appetizers will be served and free headshots will be offered. The event is free for Beverly Chamber of Commerce members and $10 for others.
5. ConsComm: The at 7 p.m. at , where it will hear applications for a new sewer line on Southside Road and a new gas line at an Elliott Street address among other business. It will also hear about plans for a new sidewalk at the on High Street.
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Before the season I predicted Ollie would be. He, Glavine and Maine have all been very good, and Sosa has been quite good lately as well. I absolutely love watching Ollie pitch and am very happy that Peterson has been able to turn him around.
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Growing Sunflowers
Remarkably fun and very hardy — perfect for kids! Home gardeners are growing sunflowers for their full, rich sunset colors and large blooms. Easy to plant from seed, they are available in sizes ranging from miniatures at 1-2 feet tall (good for edging) to 20 feet tall with 2 foot diameter blooms. They germinate easily and are fascinating and rewarding to watch, and provide fun seeds to harvest at the end of the summer, making them the ideal seed for children.
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Sunflowers like a good, well-drained soil and will thrive in areas with full sun. It is not recommended to plant them in sandy soil, however, as they need a strong soil to support their tall, top-heavy plants.
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Sunflowers are very easy to direct-seed. Sow after danger of frost has passed, about 4-6 inches apart with 1/2 inch of soil covering them. If started indoors, use peat pots or pots made of newspaper that can be planted directly into the soil. After seeding outdoors, watch for squirrels and birds – they like to steal the freshly planted seeds to supplement their diet. Once established and healthy, sunflowers will continue growing easily even if left unattended. Water to keep the soil slightly moist and provide support when plants begin to get top heavy. Leave mature flower heads on the plants to attract birds to your garden.
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Pupils at The Beacon Centre in South Shields have made regular visits to the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, as part of their animal rights unit in their citizenship lessons.
With the support of their teachers, Dominick Gray and Marion Fearon, they organised a charity project to benefit the unwanted pets that have been dumped in the local area.
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Thread: Tice for coach of the year
Tice for coach of the year
Assuming we run the table and make the playoffs, I think Mike would be very deserving of this honor. Although Lovie Smith, Tony Dungy or Marv Lewis would be deserving as well....Rodgers had to hold on the ball longer, giving players like Jared "I am completely insane and will literally eat your children" Allen time to sack Rodgers again.And again. And again. Actually I think Rodgers may have nightmares about Jared Allen the rest of the year.
12-05-2005, 06:23 PM #2Team Alumni
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I disagree.
Marvin Lewis, and Tony Dungy deserve it a lot more. Remeber, we were picked by some to go to the superbowl this year. (peter king of SI picked us) so going 9-7 and making it to the playoffs is not a big deal considering that we were picked to be in the Super Bowl.
12-05-2005, 06:24 PM #3Del Rio Guest
Re: Tice for coach of the year
No way in hell.
If the Colts win out Dungy has it sewed up.
Tice still is unstable IMO, he gets too conservative and he still makes poor choices. Fresh off scalping Tickets, the guy has no shot. Not with the quality coaches out there that are having great seasons.
Re: Tice for coach of the year
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Assuming we run the table and make the playoffs, I think Mike would be very deserving of this honor. Although Lovie Smith, Tony Dungy or Marv Lewis would be deserving as well.
Marv or Dungy I think are tops in my mind, they have been consistant all year.
Tice "the scalper," probably isn't sitting to well with the league
12-05-2005, 06:28 PM #5Prophet Guest
Re: Tice for coach of the year
Are you serious? Tice, coach of the year? Like I said somewhere else, he is at the same level as Haslett was during his early tenure as HC for the Saints. They are both boneheads and are without a doubt the two most mentally challenged HCs in the league. Sure, give him the award if you want to and then give him the axe.
Demand excellence. 0.500 ball is not acceptable. The Vikings organization deserves better coaching talent than the cast of characters they currently employ. Redneck was trying to make coin, that's it. We are suffering from his ownership still.
Demand Excellence.
Re: Tice for coach of the year
Tice has been doing pretty good as of lately, and even if they do win out I really think Dungy should get it.
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Re: Tice for coach of the year
Terry Bradshaw who has always hated on the Vikings brought up the possibility of Tice getting coach of the year. Bradshaw said Tice should get it and Howie and Jimmy shut him up.
Also Theisman and Maguire on Sunday Night mentioned how they are happy for Tice and that he should be considered for coach of the year.
I almost fell out of my chair for a few reasons:
1.) These guys never show the Vikings love
2.) I never thought I would hear Tice and Coach of Year in same sentence EVER
3.) They are nuts to think he should get it. Tice has done a good job turning things around, but its not all him. Dungy, Lewis, or Lovie have to get it. End of story.
12-05-2005, 06:55 PM #8Prophet Guest
Re: Tice for coach of the year
Yeah, the same so-called experts that said the Vikings were favored to win the Big Dance this year and then watched them fold into oblivion during their first seven games. Now, they want to label Tice as a hero after things are turned around.
I don't buy into it. He is doing a better job in the sense that he has taken over some of the HCing duties that he was neglecting earlier in the season, i.e., chewing out Loney when he makes boneheaded play calling.
I put part of the blame on Culpepper too. If he is the field general he should have been discussing the play calling with Tice and Loney and the others if it wasn't working out.
Even though I am convinced that Tice is an idiot, I find it hard to believe that he didn't try to adjust the offense that started off the season without its center, starting runningback, and a top-tier wide receiver. Could he really be that stupid? I don't know. Tice prepares for games and the whole coaching staff showed us that they were incapable of adapting the gameplan based on what other teams were throwing at us. This has improved, but not enough to warrant the title of 'professional level coaches'.
Offensively, the tides turned when Brad Johnson took the helm. This was not Mike Tice. He put the backup QB in when the starter was maimed. Brad Johnson summed it up in a quote found in the StarTribune:
"I've got ideas now," Johnson said. "Instead of just saying, 'OK, coach,' I'm at the point of saying, 'What do think about this, and what do you think about that?' And they might say, 'OK let's try this.' At least there is some dialogue. I want dialogue, instead of, 'Let's just run the play.' That's crazy. That's where I'm at. Let's have conversations. I don't care who is the right one. Let's just get the calls right."
So, shoud Tice be considered for the coach of the year? I say no way. He is receiving the benefits of chance and is still learning how to be a head coach, albeit at a snail's pace.
I have followed this organization for four decades and expect the team to strive for excellence. When there is a coach that is the caliber of Mike Tice at the helm it is the equivalent of saying 'fuck you' to the fans.
Demand excellence. A playoff berth means nothing. We want the rings. Anything less is a failure.
Re: Tice for coach of the year
the guys on tv did say tice might have a shot at coach of the year. think about it, with all the problems this team has gone through this year, both on and off field, it does make sense that he gets some consideration. lets say the colts loose a game and we win the division. should tice get it then?We're bringing purple back.
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Give the man some credit when it's due.
Both Dungy and Lewis are playing with "real" assistant coaches. Look at what Tice is working with. Loney and Cottrell?!
Both Indy and Cinci are still playing with their full star-studded roster. Both teams had strong seasons last year and made no major changes in the off-season. The Vikings had the biggest off-season overhaul, the most off-the-field problems and has been hit by injuries worse than most other teams.
Marvin and Dungy both deserve it. I'm not taking away anything from them. All I'm saying is that Tice being considered is reason for pride rather than even more bitching.
When we were 2-5 everyone was calling for Tice's head saying it's his job to straighten out the mess. Well he has straightened out the mess and has us winning games, but we still don't want to admit it.
Tice may not win the coach of the year, but as a Viking I am DAMN proud of the job he has done and that some people acknowledge that. Show some support people!Halo 4. Start another fight.
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KHQ BLOG: Tom Durian here....just one day after the controversial Westboro Baptist Church announced they would be protesting several schools and universities in the Spokane area later this month....several local organizations are popping up, planning their own counter protests.
Sandy Love-Reid This man should be stopped! He doesn't deserve 1st Amendment protection. Really!?! He and his cretins are disgusting excuses for christians and humanity.
Andrea Berndt WHY ARE THEY COMING HERE TO PROTEST? we dont want them.
Vicki Hanks I am a baptist and I thnk this is outragous! Yes the Bible says for christians to follow Jesus but not like this. They are not staying true to the Bible's teachings.
Sandy Love-Reid There is another page on facebook against them also. I hesitate calling them a church.
Wil Henderson I would advocate all students be allowed to skip school not having to cross protest lines. REMEMBER THE TITANS!
Adam Purdy I think its IGNORANT of him and his followers to use signs that say"GOD HATES". God DOESNT hate! God IS LOVE!
Lincoln William Bingaman I plan to fight fire with fire. I will preach to them what it means to hate. They seem to forget the old saying...let he who is without sin, cast off the first stone
Sandy Love-Reid They are also coming to Coeur d'Alene because NIC is doing The Laramie Project which is the Matthew Sheppard story. Regardless how you feel about homosexuality, what happened to Matthew Sheppard was wrong!
Adam Purdy And if he were any kind of "christian" he would know that what he is doing is giving ALL christians a bad name and painting a disgraceful picture of Christians to the world. He abused his children when they were growing up, so if the people... of the country dont STAND UP against him and his one sided views, then folks, this is what happens when a "Warren Jeffs" wana be goes unnoticed and unchecked. He gets attention where it is not needed! I HOPE that they get KICKED OFF GONZAGA and WHITWORTH! Both are religious schools and if anything he should be EMBRACING them NOT picketing them!
Sandy Love-Reid I'll be there with my sign..... "See you in He** Fred and if you can read this Thank a Soldier!"
Adam Purdy In 1993, as Phelps' name became controversial in his home town, his estranged son, Mark Phelps, wrote a letter to his hometown newspaper, The Topeka Capital-Journal:
I believe in God and the Bible, and my father's behavior doesn't fit the de......scription of behavior that would show in the life of one who loves God; behavior characteristics such as Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, Self-control. Instead, my father's behavior characterizes, I believe, Hate, Outbursts of Wrath, Contention, Jealousy, Vengefulness, Misery, Harshness, and Selfish ambition. He mis-states the truth about his own behavior, about others, about the Bible, with apparent ease and regularity. He behaves with a viciousness the likes of which I have never seen. He accepts no genuine accountability in his life and is subject to no one. His lifestyle betrays the sacred trust of what a pastor, husband, father and grandfather should be.
Christina Ross I live down the street from Rogers and graduated from there in 03.. I cant believe that they are going to be there.... They are the sickest and most delusional people i have ever seen or heard of in my life.... I cant wait to see what happens to them...
Vikki Sawyer I also agree that if SPD has any integraty they will stop this protest. I agree that the media should just send reporters no cameras that is what they want and those who have children in these schools should keep them home. And as far as pr...otesting I say don't all they want is confrontation and I would not give them the satisfaction!! And I hope the city and sheriffs office gets involved to keep these crazies away from our kids. If the city of Spokane wants to show face for letting all of thier citizens down they should help rectify this situation for our childrens sake young and old. The city always sticks thier nose where it don't belong so this should be an easy task for the mayor and it's council!!!
Bree Dubay As a member of the Gay-Straight Alliance clubs at one of the Spokane high schools, I am completely driven crazy. I have nothing against churches and such, but this is outrageous. Isn't it stated in the bible that 'God loves all of his children'? How is protesting against homosexuals, who are people, considered 'loving thy brother'?
Adam Purdy Vikki: its not so much the SPD stopping the protests as it is for them to be guarding the students. Like I said, if SPD shows up: send the bill to the CHURCH! :-) that SHOULD fix the layoff problems in the LEO dept. in Spokane :-)
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I came from a very positive Religious background, but a negative family background that used God to justify their behavior. Guilt and shame became who I am and have spent many years trying to comprehend a God of Love. Oddly enough, my mother would recite "Do not judge lest ye be judged." I hang on to that fervently and am baffled when people use such words as "foolishness", then expect people to embrace that condemnation. The Laws, negativity, and demonic aspects of Religion is easy for such negaholics to grasp and understand, but where do they go to find a God of Love? In my depths of depression, I believed that murderers were more easily forgiven than I was, and really couldn't understand where that belief came from or how to overcome it. I have known many people that have found God through 12-step programs that emphasize finding a nonspecific "Higher Power". Once burned, how does one get close to a warm, motivational flame, if not slowly?


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I know what you're all thinking..."HE CAN'T BE SERIOUS." Well guess what? I'm dead serious. My Hill Hate is well documented. I was against him getting a new contract with a raise. I was against him making the team out of ST. I've pretty much been 100% anti-Koyie Hill. I'm here to say that I was WRONG.
After seeing what kind of offensive batter Carlos Pena has been over the course of the last 20 something games, I've been less than impressed. The guy isn't just "in a slump", he's in a black hole of suck at the plate. The guy isn't even getting contact on pitches that look hittable. We're told ad-nauseum that he'll eventually start hitting. This is known as "method acting". We're told over and over how all kinds of thing are "going to happen eventually" about this organization. I had already chalked up 2011 as a tread water season for this club, and I have yet to see anything to change that perception. In fact, so far in this young baseball season, everything that was supposed to be our strength (pitching) has been our weakness. So in my opinion, it's time to give Pena a nice long sting on the DL to get whatever injury (mental or physical) is affecting him with the bat taken care of. What is it really going to hurt? In that interim period, I call for Mr. Koyie Hill to get the bulk of the starts at first base.
Hill's presence on the team has been rationalized because of his experience with the pitching staff, they like him, he's like a coach on the bench....playing him at first base gives the team a second "coach" on the field. Our new pitching coach...whatever his name is, hasn't seemed to be able to do much to keep this staff pitching effectively. Hill is just a few yards away from the mound at any time during the game. He's a switch hitter, bat him anywhere...hell...he can't do worse than Pena was doing. Of course when Pena comes back Hill can take his old spot on the bench back, but for the forseeable future...I want him playing first.
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If it's been broken I did it.
If its not broken wait till I touch it.
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I was able to go to the webshots main page and search for your member name to see the pictures.
Looks like you have some clean-up to do. Any major damage to the building or just the tree loss?
I fixed the link thankyou for letting me know Jim.
$1250.00 dollars to the building mostly the roof.
The big dirt stump is in the back yard but the tree fell in the yard next
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If it's been broken I did it.
If its not broken wait till I touch it.
Looks as if the chain saw will get a little work out. That stump will take some getting rid of. Must have been quite a wind.
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