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Congratulations to Dan Ayer, Bolton Public Schools Teacher of the Year! Dan teaches music at Bolton Center School and is the Choral Director at both BCS and BHS. He is a dedicated, passionate staff member who goes above and beyond to support the success of his students. Dan is an accomplished and published musician and we are very proud of his work both in and outside of the classroom. You will quickly understand after attending one of his choral concerts throughout the year why he was so deservingly selected for this honor.
Bolton high School Teacher, Karen Cordero, organized a South African Adventure for 13 people from July 7-19, 2014. 6 BHS students ranging from Juniors to Post-grads as well as 7 Adult community members traveled to Johannesburg, then on to the Wild Olive Tree Camp in the Manyeleti Reserve (part of the Kruger National Park system). Adventurers were able to stand with, touch, feed and ride on African Elephants, hold snakes, pet a Cheetah, hike the second largest canyon in the world ( Moholahola) and observe the fascinating wildlife in one of the most renowned national parks. Camping in the reserve was an adjustment for some, as temperatures varied widely but it was totally worth it to view Lions feeding, Leopards hunting, Hyena scavenging and Momma and her 3 week old elephant feeding. " We even got to touch a 3 month old, 9 foot tall Giraffe" exclaimed graduate Casey Westerman. It was an amazing experience and Cordero would like to travel back in a few years with a new group of adventurers.
You can read more about Mrs. Cordero's summer trip with students' to South Africa on her blog at boltontravelers.blogspot.com.


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I've consistently heard that immigrant families value education above all else. Often times our parents have left behind their countries, their homes and memories, to give their children greater opportunities. Yet, I grew up in a city with a large percentage of Latin American immigrants and I have to say, while the majority of the top 5% of my high school graduating class was comprised of Latinos, there were a greater number of Latino students who were struggling academically, who had given up on going to college, or expecting to go straight to work after graduation.
I was fortunate. I saw my family's financial situation, I listened to my parents assuring me I needed to go to college, and realized that to get there I would have to find a way to pay for it on my own. This is an incredibly stressful situation, and one which many people don't have to face. People fortunate enough to be born into families where higher education is also an expectation, but where family members have the knowledge and time to aid them in their search for the right school, through the application process, and financial aid or scholarship applications, don't have to deal with this degree of stress. Again, I was lucky enough to have stumbled onto the perfect university for me, and that I had the time to dedicate to this search. Other people in my community can't say the same. Some have to work after school. Some quit school to help pay bills. Some take care of sick or elderly family members. Some find it hard to continue an education after becoming pregnant.
I've seen the problems that my community faces, and they can be broken down into four areas: lack of resources, lack of expectations, lack of encouragement and lack of confidence. Many students know their family's financial situation and assume this means they will be unable to afford school, not knowing that many universities have solid financial aid programs to attract low-income but talented students. Their friends might all be expecting to work right after their high school graduation, and the guidance counselors might not expect them to apply, much less be admitted into, top-tier schools. Their parents, teachers and guidance counselors may talk up community colleges and state schools, even when a student could get into more competitive schools, or dissuade students from taking more academically rigorous courses. Now, realize that when I write "maybe, might, may" what I really mean is that they do — these are all things I've witnessed growing up, and they are still happening in my community.
This is not to mention the amount of sexual assault and violence our women endure. Many of our families have long histories of violence against women. Our mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmothers, and beyond have been beaten, lied to, cheated on, abandoned, manipulated, silenced. This degree of physical and emotional abuse leaves deep scars on our collective psyche. I've seen too many young women turn to their partner in search of the love they never had a good model for at home, hoping their lives will be different from that of their family members. Sometimes, they find what they are looking for. Sometimes, however, the tradition of degenerating women continues, stunning our potential growth and limiting our power.
I am proud of where I've ended up, and the path I am on. However, the fact that I could make it past all of these obstacles does not take away from their severity. Cases like mine should not be held up in front of communities like mine to shame them, asking "Why can't you be more like her?" Instead, we should be asking, "Why are there so few able to make it out? What is wrong with a system where access to opportunities is the exception, and not the rule?"
I have found the strongest motivators for successful members of my community are a desire to not only help oneself, but our entire family. We want to be able to support our families. We want to uplift our mothers, value and thank them for this love and support and endurance. We want to aid our sisters, our cousins, our aunts, in their difficult moments. We want to inspire our nieces and nephews and sons and daughters, showing them what is possible. The love and inspiration that emanates from our own community, by our own community members, has set us on a path, long and uncharted as it may be, towards prosperity and fulfillment. Our own community leaders are taking the initiative to return to our communities and speak to students, to friends and younger family members about the possibilities available if only we support each other. I lovingly take part in this movement.
This story was written for World Pulse's Girls Transform the World Digital Action Campaign.
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Your piece is a wonderfully
Your piece is a wonderfully informative read. I love the way you wove your personal story with the bigger community picture. You have also shown that despite the availability of resources in a first world country like the USA, there are still personal barriers that limits the ability of young people to access these resources.
Your last paragraph is moving. It speaks of family orientedness, of the spirit of community that pervades your culture. You are in a priviliged position to recognize your blessings and the responsibility that falls on your shoulders. Your mother, sisters, nieces and all those you wish to reach out are fortunate to have you in their midst.
Continue to write and be involved.
Paulina from the Philippines
Yessi- You have a strong
Yessi- You have a strong story that so clearly articulates where you've personally come from, community obstacles, and your Hope for the future. Thank you for this entry. We in the U.S. often forget there are barriers here that many struggle to overcome. I see it so often in my community, and know it is true, that generational patterns are embedded so deeply, like weeds that wind around the beautiful bushes. One must dig deep, yet carefully to get at the root, and it is painful to get it out. But what Hope for the bush, and what beauty comes from such difficult toil.
I fully appreciate that you have posed an important question here: "Why are there so few able to make it out? What is wrong with a system where access to opportunities is the exception, and not the rule?" It is questions like these that need asking, and that promote beneficial conversation here. I would also extend the question to ask: "What initial steps can be taken to begin changing the current system?"
Let us Hope together-
aka: Cali gal
Yessi, Your journal entry
Your journal entry sounds similar to my mothers. My mother grew up in America during segregation and her high school guidance counselor told her to apply to the factory. I'm so thankful and grateful that my grandparents knew the value of education and supported her efforts in earning her degree.
I really enjoyed reading your journal entry mainly because you grabbed me from the beginning to the end. In this time I find it interesting that even the internet is not available to everyone. What if everyone had access to education and the internet how much better our communities, and the world would be.
Continue to motivate, empower and mentor the people in your community. I can feel the fight within you, nurture it to continue to support those that look up to you.

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Dorothy "Jane" Morganroth, 91, Plover, died Tuesday, March 20, 2012, at Ministry St. Michael's Hospital in Stevens Point.
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Mrs. Morganroth was born Aug. 16, 1920, in Grand Rapids, Mich., a daughter of the late M. Leonard Witters and Dorothy (Stewart) Witters.
After attending Albion College in Michigan for two years, she moved to Chicago, Ill., to work in the banking industry.
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Buying organic food might be good for your health, but it's not always so good for your wallet. Fortunately, we've uncovered strategies for buying organic produce and other organic items without breaking the bank. Amy McCoy, author of Poor Girl Gourmet, and Gary Foreman, editor of The Dollar Stretcher, offered the following tips.
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1. Buy in season
Thanks to supply and demand, produce that is in season will cost less than other times of the year. McCoy knows a farmer who does a second planting of zucchini after most farmers have harvested their zucchini crop. Because zucchini is so scarce in the fall, he can practically name his own price, which gets passed onto consumers. The other benefit of buying in season is the produce is fresher and more flavorful. "Try not to buy tomatoes in the middle of the winter," says McCoy. "They're going to be expensive and they're not going to have as much taste, but butternut squash will be cheaper in the winter and fall than the summer." Find the best deals on produce in your area.
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Produce that sits in your fridge and eventually rots costs you money, so McCoy urges consumers to plan ahead and only buy what you need to avoid waste. "As you're planning your meals for the week, figure out how many vegetables you need," she suggests. "A half pound per serving size per person for vegetables is a good rule of thumb." Also look for sales and plan your meals around those items. "Don't leave the house before you know what's on sale," she adds. "If organic blueberries and organic spinach are on sale, I might make a spinach salad." Stay healthy and eat well with these health food stores near you.
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Sally Bilder is a Natural Landscape Painter
The Madison artist's work is featured in a new calendar
Each day, Sally Bilder takes a walk outside, exploring her west-side neighborhood or a local landmark like the UW Arboretum or Allen Centennial Gardens.
"It's a spiritual sense of being, even in that little bit of nature," she says.
She also connects to the outdoors in her artwork. An oil painting of Picnic Point—with sunshine casting soft shadows across a snow-covered path—represents January in the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission's new art calendar. The edition is themed "Welcome Home," a reminder that there's no place quite like Dane County, a sentiment Bilder appreciates.
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One of the most accomplished - and certainly most unique - coaches in his sport pulls up the projector screen in his office.
Jim McLaughlinis explaining a tool he has used to transform Washington into a volleyball wonderland in his time on campus.
He's showing one of his legendary dry-erase boards he uses for practices. The innovator who has taken the Huskies from last place in the Pac-10 in 2000 to three Pac-12 titles, 12 consecutive NCAA tournaments, and the national championship in 2005 has written countless numbers, sayings, formulas, pictures and angles on a three-paneled white board.
It's a kaleidoscope of pink, green, blue, black, purple and yellow. It's part Carl Sagan, part Jimi Hendrix.
"There is no magic to it," McLaughlin says. "There's just some order. You hear it, you forget it. You see it, you remember it. You do it, you understand it."
Oh, yes, his Huskies understand. McLaughlin is 324-87 since arriving at UW from Kansas State for the 2001 season.
He is pointing to the lower left of the board, at the statistics he keeps for each time each Huskies player touches the ball in every practice.
The white boards are on the sidelines at workouts. They are in the players' lounge. They are constant motivators that drive his Huskies.
"Every athlete has to come to grips with learning how to learn," McLaughlin says. "Mindfulness is the key to improvement."
America's volleyball community is mindful of what McLaughlin has built at Washington. Four Final Four appearances. Seven trips to the Elite Eight. Three national players of the year. Fifteen players who have combined for 31 AVCA All-America awards. A Husky has earned Academic All-America eight times under McLaughlin. His peers have named him the national coach of the year in 2004 and Pac-10 coach of the year four times.
Hall of Famer Paula Weishoff is a two-time U.S. Olympic medalist, the most valuable player of the 1992 Barcelona Games. In 2011 she was standing next to McLaughlin's mentor, Dr. Carl McGown, inside a gym in Anaheim, Calif., watching the women's national team train.
"She said to me, `I've been in so many gyms, but I've never seen any place as competitive and as focused as the University of Washington.' And we were standing in the U.S. national team's gym!" McGown says over the telephone from Provo, Utah.
"Jim has this unique gift, this unique ability that very few coaches have -- that none have, if you listen to Paula Weishoff."
McLaughlin smiles when I tell him that story.
"It's nice to hear," he says. "You need that edge for improvement."
That, and his white boards.
The left side has a chart of each player's uniform number and statistics in rows and columns, like a Keno game board at a casino.
To the right a series of hollow circles connected by dots of the same color form arcs on the board. The pink, blue, green, purple and yellow patterns look like hurricane tracks on the Weather Channel.
"These are the arcs of our sets," McLaughlin says. "We wanted to regulate our speed and force. And here is a zone that is a really good ball to hit."
There's a motivational saying, a schedule of practice, times, goals - everything except for what McLaughlin is having for dinner that night. Then again, that might be on there, too. I can't tell for sure.
"The first week I couldn't even understand it. I had to have the upperclassmen help me," then-freshman outside hitter Gabbi Parker said of the boards.
McLaughlin, a husband and father of three girls (Megan, Molly, and Marit), spends two hours every practice day filling out these boards, and on scripting each day's practice inside file folders. The script details agendas not just for the team, but for each player.
The inside cover of his folders have "big rocks," the team's focus areas for that day, and "little rocks," individual breakdowns of players' strengths and weaknesses.
After practice, he spends more hours reviewing practice video and updating the boards for the next day. The cycle continues daily from August through December.
McLaughlin is so influential on UW's campus, interim university president Phyllis Wise quoted him in one of her first speeches in her new job, saying: if you can't measure it, you won't get better at it.
The name for this quantitative analysis of volleyball is gold medal squared -- like a physics formula. And the man responsible for it is McGown, a former BYU human-performance professor and hall of fame volleyball coach. McGown has worked with the U.S. national team in seven different Olympics, including with McLaughlin in 1992 in Barcelona.
His gold medal squared combines human kinetics, organizational behavior, statistics, and psychology. It requires a thorough understanding of biomechanics.
"Of course, biomechanics applies to all sports," McGown says. "But not every coach has the education or training in it. They don't know about physics."
McLaughlin does. Each offseason, he's likely to be in seminars among physicists who may not know a volleyball from a ball of wax. He studies algebraic equations that solve the speed of a thrown discus and predict its path of flight.
"Most coaches say, `How does this apply to volleyball?' They don't see it," McGown says. "Jim sees everything."
It took him a while. McLaughlin was a surfer kid in Malibu, Calif., who finally went out for the football team late in his time at Santa Monica High School. Then he injured his knee. While strengthening the knee running on the beach, he became intrigued by friends playing volleyball. He went out for that team and continued playing volleyball at Santa Monica College for two seasons before UC Santa Barbara offered him a scholarship.
"My dad told me, as one of five kids, `You're taking it,'" McLaughlin remembers.
He became an All-American at UCSB. But he dreamed of being in the film industry. He was an intern for the NBC TV affiliate in Santa Barbara then accepted what he called a great job at a sound lab. That same day Marv Dunphy, the four-time national champion coach at Pepperdine in Malibu, offered McLaughlin an assistant coach's position for the 1986 season. McLaughlin jumped back home and, as he says, "got hooked" on teaching volleyball.
Dunphy, entering his 30th season leading Pepperdine's men's team, knew gold medal squared from living in McGown's house in Provo, while Dunphy was getting his doctorate from BYU.
Then-USC athletic director Barbara Hedges hired McLaughlin to be the Trojans' head men's coach in 1990. That's the same year McGown started BYU's volleyball program. When USC and BYU played each other in the early `90s, McLaughlin learned about the white boards McGown brought out of his human-performance labs and placed next to the court.
One offseason at USC, McLaughlin came to Provo, sat on McGown's back porch, and absorbed all he knew about his unique method of coaching.
"I was kind of going by the seat of my pants - hey, this coach said this, this coach said that. I said, there's got to be one right way," McLaughlin recalls.
He wanted to trust in what he was teaching when he recruited players, assuring parents that he would improve their daughters. McLaughlin said he learned more in those four hours on McGown's porch than he had in his career from all other colleagues combined.
Armed with a new way to teach, McLaughlin went to Kansas State and was 82-43 in four seasons there. Then Hedges, who'd become the AD at Washington, offered him the challenge of transforming the Huskies.
The first season McLaughlin went 11-16 while remodeling what had been the last-place team in the Pac-10 in 2000. Just one year later, the Huskies went 20-11 and made the NCAA second round. Since 2003, Washington has not won fewer than 23 matches or lost more than nine in any season.
"A lot of coaches believe they know it all, and because they know it they are not willing to change at all. Jim is immensely interested in change," McGown said. "It's not an ego thing with him. He just wants to always learn and get better."
McLaughlin says this is his last coaching stop, that his family loves Seattle and will stay. There is one job he would love: coaching the national team in an Olympics. He was offered that chance for the 2008 Games, but declined because he said the timing wasn't right with his family. The coveted job requires a half a year or more away training.
"Maybe someday," he says.
Until then, he seeks more knowledge for those white boards. He's been to NFL training camps in Cleveland and Seattle. He's seen offseason coaching with the Denver Broncos.
"I'm just always trying to get better," he said.
With that, he goes back to studying practice film. The sun is setting outside his window.
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university of edinburghCan anyone provide me with feedback concerning uni accomodation at the University of Edinburgh?
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Which dorms are the most desirable to stay at and where can I get pictures of the different dorms?
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Here you can find most of the info you need. The "desirable" word depends on wether u want ensuite accommodation and self-catering or non ensuite with all meals provided. or ensuite without meals provided or non ensuite without meals provided,,,u name it!!
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university of edinburghDesirable, is yes a relative concept. We all want to live in a cozy environment, one that we (on a personal level) can describe as being "pretty". Hence, why I am searching for someone to direct me to pics of the different dorms particularly for post-grads.
Sun Feb 22, 2009 05:58 PM
Thank-you for the link. Unfortunately, there are no pics of what many of the dorms look like (ie Richmond place and others).
So, I ask to all those out there, does anyone know where I can access pics of what the different dorm at Edimburgh Uni look like?
P.s. Bye-the-way Pucca, I got an offer from Edinburgh! The long wait paid off-thanks for all replies till date! Wish you the best!
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university of edinburghHi.
Wed Feb 25, 2009 05:20 PM
I cannot get pictures for you but I can tell you that Churchill House is where I lived a few years ago and it was simple and clean and served its purpose. Great location and good value for money. Very near Old College. All rooms are private-ensuite and there is a shared kitched, which makes it quite lively.
Milne's Court is a fab place to live as the views are amazing. Most rooms are 2-3 bedroom suites with shared kitchen/sitting room and bathrooms. Rooms are very large, though. Not sure where you can get a more wonderful view of Princes Street Gardens unless you can afford Ramsay Gardens by the Castle!
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I've lived in Edinburgh since 2003, so know this city really well. The dorms are very nice, but I personally I'd recommend finding a room in a private flat if you have the opportunity to do that. Maybe it's because I've spent too much time in student halls, but I can't stand walking into a kitchen and finding cigarette butts in the sink, dirty dishes on the floor and mouldy food in the fridge!! And I've even seen that in PG accommodation.
Saying that Edi halls are very nice. But they're more expensive than renting a room in a nice flat, remembering that you don't have to pay council tax if you're a student. I live on one the most expensive roads in Edinburgh in a Georgian flat with 12 foot windows and pay around £340 a month for a large bedroom. Compare that with £106 a week in Edinburgh accommodation.
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JSB470 USB 24 Channel Parallel Digital IO ModuleFebruary 7, 2014 3:20 pm | J-Works, Inc. | Products
JSB470 series of digital input and output modules controlled over the USB. Engineers control the channel direction and values from any host computer. Each digital IO line is 5V tolerant and provides a minimum 2.5V output at 15ma, and sink 24ma. A technician wires the digital IO module to their hardware via a standard 25 pin sub "D" connector. The user communicates with the module from any programming or test language that supports USB communications as shown in provided sample applications. Perfect for a variety of control, monitor and test & measurement applicationsLISTED UNDER: Data Acquisition | Industrial | Instrument Control
Software includes expanded electro-acoustic capabilityOctober 4, 2013 12:29 pm | Audio Precision | Product Releases | Comments
Audio Precision announced a new software release that expands the features of the electro-acoustic test suite for APx audio analyzers. APx v3.4 adds Thiele/Small parameters, Complex Impedance and Loudspeaker Production Test to the APx platform.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
Point tool automates test generation and unit test managementSeptember 24, 2013 9:35 am | Ldra Technology, Inc | Product Releases | Comments
LDRA introduces LDRAunit, an integrated framework for automating the generation and management of unit tests. By separating unit testing capabilities from the rest of the LDRA tool suite, LDRA delivers a focused test management tool that addresses a need for software unit test without requiring investment in a complete tool chain.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
Test solution covers transmitter, receiver, dongle, and cable testingJuly 22, 2013 12:50 pm | Tektronix | Product Releases | Comments
Tektronix announced availability of the industry's only one-box solution for physical and protocol compliance testing for the latest Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) Compliance Test Specification (CTS) 2.1 covering transmitter (Tx), receiver (Rx), dongle and cable testing for both physical (PHY) and protocol layers.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
Embedded system access bundle designed for test support of complex projectsJuly 12, 2013 1:29 pm | Goepel Electronics Llc | Product Releases | Comments
GOEPEL electronic has complemented its range of Boundary Scan complete packages with a new option. SCANFLEX Designer Studio is a complete Boundary Scan test system incl. hardware, software, and a one-year maintenance contract offering an extremely reasonable price-performance-ratio.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
Software library contains extensive DSP algorithmsJune 26, 2013 4:05 pm | Data Translation, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
Data Translation announced the release of the Signal Processing Library for .NET. This hardware-independent software library contains extensive DSP algorithms that can be seamlessly integrated into many measurement applications, such as sound and vibration.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
USB 3.0 test tools include a transmitter test solution for the SuperSpeedPlus 10 Gb/s specificationJune 25, 2013 3:35 pm | Tektronix | Product Releases | Comments
Tektronix, Inc. announced a series of enhancements to its USB 3.0 test solutions including a transmitter test solution for the SuperSpeedPlus 10 Gb/s specification (option SSP). Other enhancements include a new USB 3.0 oscilloscope-based layered decode capability and an enhancedLISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation | Oscilloscopes
Optical modulation analyzer series includes new software optionMarch 13, 2013 4:03 pm | Tektronix | Product Releases | Comments
Tektronix announced a new software option for its OM4000 optical modulation analyzer series that offers automated test support for 400G multi-carrier coherent optical modulation. This software option will greatly reduce test times for researchers working on 400G and faster coherent optical systems....LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation
Full electrical and conformance test support now available for test fixturesDecember 12, 2012 10:26 am | Product Releases | Comments
Tektronix, Inc., announced that it is adding full electrical verification and conformance test support for JEDEC DDR4, DDR3L and LPDDR3 standards, giving design engineers the tools they need to bring chips and systems that incorporate these next generation memory technologies to market.LISTED UNDER: Test Instrumentation


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December 5, 2013 CLEVELAND The Browns have become reality television at its most absurd. There are two concussed quarterbacks who may or may not be cleared to practice at some point this wee. more »»
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November 5, 2013 It seems that the Browns got someone they didn't bargain for when they signed quarterback Jason Campbell during the offseason. That's a good thing. more »»
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October 30, 2013 It's a good thing that Browns coach Rob Chudzinski is an easy-going type of guy. Imagine if he was prone to worr. more »»
Campbell the starter ... for now
October 29, 2013 CLEVELAND — This time it didn't take a high-level staff meeting and two days of waiting for an official announcement. more »»
Browns brass has something brewing
October 23, 2013 There have been no Michael Lombardi sightings for a long time and just a few Joe Banner public appearances. That must mean something big is about to happen soon. more »»
Browns' QB situation is a mess — once again
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October 19, 2013 CLEVELAND Conventional logic would say that this is as good a week as any to face the Green Bay Packers. The 3-2 Packers are a beat up lot. more »»
More concerns than just the play of Weeden
October 16, 2013 By now you may be tired of reading about Brandon Weeden's slow release and all the gory details of the pass that never should have been last Sunday. more »»
Chud has no choice but to stick with Weeden
October 15, 2013 CLEVELAND — You knew it was coming after what happened Sunday afternoon at First Energy Stadium, but Browns coach Rob Chudzinski might not have expected it right out of the gate. more »»
Chud has no choice but to stick with Weeden
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Weeden's release needs to improve against Detroit
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Chud finding what it's like in Cleveland
September 18, 2013 All Rob Chudzinski needed to do was ask. There were a few people who would have stepped forward to warn him of the risk he was about to undertake. more »»


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Gilman, McLaughlin & Hanrahan, LLP
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Infinity Law Group
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Alford & Bertrand, LLC
Massachusetts Personal Injury Attorneys(617) 926-8800 or (888) 361-1693
Alford & Bertrand is a multi-service civil litigation firm located in Watertown. We offer legal services for both plaintiffs and defendants throughout Massachusetts, focusing our practice on a broad spectrum of personal injury cases, including medical malpractice as well as bankruptcy,...
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Cahill & Perry, PC
FELA & Railroad Accidents Law Firm in Boston, Massachusetts(617) 973-5143 or (800) 576-0515
Cahill & Perry, P.C. provides thorough and effective legal representation and personalized service in railroad accidents, FELA & FRSA. We fight hard for workers, we devote personal attention to each client, and we help to level the playing field in struggles between rail...
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Cushing & Dolan, PC
Massachusetts Estate Planning, Tax Planning and Elder Lawyers(617) 523-1555 or (888) 759-5109
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Massachusetts Divorce Attorney(978) 998-6829
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One person was killed after a stage in Toronto's Downsview Park collapsed Saturday afternoon, minutes before spectators were set to begin streaming in to watch a concert by the alternative rock group Radiohead, authorities said.
Ian McClelland, deputy commander of Toronto Emergency Medical Services, said that city paramedics pronounced the person dead at the scene.
Another person who suffered serious injuries due to the collapse was transported to Toronto's Sunnybrook Hospital, while two others with minor injuries were assessed and released, McClelland said. He added that he didn't believe any others were affected.
The victims were setting up a stage in the park when a "scaffolding-type structure collapsed" about 40 to 60 feet above the main stage area, said Toronto fire Capt. Mike Strapko.
The incident occurred around 4 p.m., according to Toronto Police Service Constable Harrison Ford. The weather was good at the time, with no storm or significant winds, he said.
The gates were scheduled to open, allowing fans onto the concert grounds, at 5 p.m., according to CNN affiliate CBC.
That show -- which was sold out and had been scheduled for Saturday evening -- was canceled due to what the production company Live Nation Entertainment described as "unforeseen circumstances."
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The legendary Tecmo Bowl makes its debut on the Nintendo DS! You can customize your team with everything from team colors, emblems, player names, team cities, and abilities. Choose from 32 different teams across the country. All-new cutscenes are built in to show a dramatic representation of various plays. Tactically use super abilities to devastate your opposition. Use the Stylus to control your player as never before. Create your playbook with four running and four passing plays you prefer. Then use Wi-Fi to play with friends across the room or around the world. Get ready to enter the world of the original gridiron great!
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like the NES Tecmo Bowl or Tecmo Super Bowl.. (10 out of 10)
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I would have to say that this game is really cool. Kinda reminds me of the old version of Tecmo Bowl and Tecmo Super Bowl. It was very cool. If you like the old ones, you will love this one and I would say get it. I have to give it a 10 out of 10 because it is a remake of the old ones. But the only ...more
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