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Clowney's big hit defines Outback Bowl
January, 1, 2013
Andrea Adelson | ESPN.com
TAMPA, Fla. -- The clock read 8:22.
Michigan led 22-21.
Jadeveon Clowney, frustrated for most of Tuesday afternoon, saw the minutes winding down in the fourth quarter of the Outback Bowl. He needed to reassure his teammates. Perhaps even himself.
"Guys," he said, "I'm going to show up. I'm coming. Just hang in there, we're going to win this game. I'm going to make a big play."
South Carolina had just lost a replay review on a blown first-down call following a Michigan fake punt. Michigan had momentum. South Carolina had a chapped coach and incredulous players. Steve Spurrier later recalled his conversation with a referee on the field:
Spurrier: "You know the ball did not touch the first-down marker?"
Referee: "I know it didn't."
Spurrier: "Well, why'd you give it to him?"
Referee: "I don't know."
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Kim Klement-USA TODAY SportsJadeveon Clowney's forced fumble and recovery changed the momentum in the Outback Bowl.
Clowney barreled through the line untouched and smacked Vincent Smith so viciously, both Smith's helmet and the ball went flying.
"It sounded like a car wreck," South Carolina defensive tackle J.T. Surratt said.
"I heard it," receiver Bruce Ellington said. "And I jumped when I heard it."
Incredible play, incredible athleticism.
"He's got that one little slip move and they get nothing but air when they go at him," Spurrier said.
That would have been enough to qualify as one of the biggest plays of his career. And yet, he had more in him.
With one more move, Clowney picked the loose ball up with one hand, got up and tried to score.
"It's just unbelievable the stuff he can do," said South Carolina quarterback Dylan Thompson, who watched from the sideline. "Just like a switch he can turn on and say, 'All right, I'm going to take over,' and he does it."
South Carolina teammates have seen plays like this before, and yet, they have no explanation. "I was like man, this guy -- it's crazy the things he can do," Ellington said.
But what they had was a momentum shift, a play to begin a host of plays that would lead South Carolina to a come-from-behind 33-28 victory. And once again, the SEC dealt another blow to the Big Ten, a conference that needed wins Tuesday more than any other.
Northwestern got its historic bowl win. And for a time, Michigan and Nebraska gave the Big Ten hope they could take down the mightiest conference in the land, do the unthinkable and actually win on a gorgeous Florida afternoon.
While the Wolverines had South Carolina on the ropes, the Huskers had Georgia in their sights 90 miles east in Orlando. Then, in a matter of minutes ... gone. Georgia cruised. Michigan met Clowney.
That big hit set off a wild fourth quarter that ended up seeing three lead changes, and vintage Spurrier. On the play after the big hit, Spurrier called for a deep passing play -- one of the areas the Gamecocks excelled in all afternoon. Connor Shaw threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to game MVP Ace Sanders, and South Carolina went ahead 27-22.
Michigan then drove 64 yards, refusing to have Clowney get in their heads. Gardner delivered a beautiful 17-yard touchdown pass to Jeremy Gallon and the Wolverines went back ahead 28-27.
South Carolina took over with 3:29 left. Shaw started the drive, but went out with a foot injury. Thompson finished it, throwing a 32-yard touchdown pass to Ellington with 11 seconds remaining, delivering the victory. Spurrier has rotated quarterbacks in his past, and said he would do the same headed into this game.
But the way Shaw and Thompson worked so effectively, so seamlessly on that final drive, spoke to the maturity of both the players and this team. Other South Carolina teams may have folded up shop in the fourth quarter.
Not this one.
Not with Clowney on the field.
"It gave us a lot of momentum," Ellington said. "Our defense got a little mad, a little uptight and they made a couple of plays for us to get the ball back."
For his part, Clowney said he has delivered big hits like that before. He recalled his hit on Aaron Murray against Georgia last year. Thompson recalled a hit Clowney made while he still played in high school. Clowney said of the hit on Smith, "Everybody else said it looked worse."
Call the play payback for the refs' mistake. Or payback for a hit to the groin Smith delivered earlier in the game, sending Clowney to the sideline. "He laughed about it," Clowney recalled. "I said, 'I'm going to get you later on.'"
When he did, Smith lay on the turf.
"He didn't say nothing," Clowney recalled. "He just froze up, laid there. I was laughing."
"Yeah I was laughing, that's what I do," he said. "Hey it's a game, competition."
A game the best player on the field single-handedly changed with a big hit that will live on as long as he plays.
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- Date:11 Sep 2010
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Easter Road Stadium
- Riordan (7)
- Rooney - pen (81)
Live Commentary
- 91:29 +1.29
Unfair challenge on Jonathan Hayes by Derek Riordan results in a free kick. The referee shows Derek Riordan a yellow card. Free kick taken by Chris Innes.
- 90:50 +0.50
Jonathan Hayes takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, comfortable save by Mark Brown.
- 90:37 +0.37
Shane Sutherland takes a shot. Blocked by Souleymane Bamba.
- 88:35
Danni Sanchez takes a shot. Save made by Mark Brown.
- 87:12
Liam Miller concedes a free kick for a foul on Lee Cox. Free kick taken by Stuart Duff.
- 86:32
Effort on goal by Daniel Galbraith from just inside the penalty area goes harmlessly over the target.
- 84:48
Jonathan Hayes produces a cross, Effort on goal by Shane Sutherland from inside the area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 83:42
Foul by Adam Rooney on Francis Dickoh, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Steven Thicot.
- 80:59
Foul by Steven Thicot on Danni Sanchez, Penalty awarded. Steven Thicot is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. Adam Rooney scores a power penalty. Hibernian 1-1 Inverness CT.
- 79:36
Shane Sutherland joins the action as a substitute, replacing Eric Odhiambo.
- 79:00
Shot from just outside the box by Jonathan Hayes goes over the bar.
- 78:46
Inswinging corner taken by Danni Sanchez from the left by-line.
- 78:20
Corner taken left-footed by Jonathan Hayes from the right by-line, clearance by Jonathan Grounds.
- 77:49
Corner taken right-footed by Danni Sanchez.
- 74:55
The ball is crossed by Daniel Galbraith, clearance by Ross Tokely.
- 74:02
A cross is delivered by Jonathan Hayes, clearance made by Steven Thicot.
- 72:36
David Wotherspoon delivers the ball, Chris Innes makes a clearance.
- 68:29
The ball is crossed by Daniel Galbraith, clearance by Chris Innes.
- 67:52
Derek Riordan is caught offside. Indirect free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 67:17
Edwin De Graaf goes off and Daniel Galbraith comes on.
- 66:55
Danni Sanchez is brought on as a substitute for Nick Ross.
- 66:32
Derek Riordan takes a shot and missed to the right of the net.
- 64:23
Penalty awarded for an unfair challenge on Derek Riordan by David Proctor. Booking for David Proctor for unsporting behaviour. Penalty taken by Derek Riordan and missed.
- 62:56
Michael Hart goes off and Steven Thicot comes on.
- 62:20
Colin Nish takes a shot. Save by Ryan Esson.
- 58:02
The ball is swung over by Jonathan Grounds.
- 54:25
Shot by Derek Riordan from deep inside the area bounces off the post.
- 54:25
Adam Rooney produces a drilled left-footed shot from inside the box and strikes the post.
- 52:33
Michael Hart produces a cross, Ross Tokely makes a clearance.
- 50:19
Corner taken by Derek Riordan from the left by-line to the near post, Unfair challenge on Chris Innes by Colin Nish results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 49:23
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lee Cox on Jonathan Grounds. Shot on goal comes in from Derek Riordan from the free kick, save made by Ryan Esson.
- 48:39
Colin Nish concedes a free kick for a foul on Chris Innes. Free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 47:13
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Derek Riordan from the right by-line, Francis Dickoh gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lee Cox. Free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 45:01
(Inverness CT) makes a substitution, with Chris Innes coming on for Kenny Gillet.
- 45:01
Kenny Gillet leaves the field to be replaced by Chris Innes.
- 42:05
Effort by David Wotherspoon from a long way out goes over the target.
- 38:59
David Proctor concedes a free kick for a foul on Colin Nish. Derek Riordan restarts play with the free kick.
- 38:14
Eric Odhiambo takes a shot. Mark Brown makes a brilliant save.
- 36:09
Derek Riordan takes a inswinging corner to the near post, Foul by Francis Dickoh on Ryan Esson, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 34:11
Unfair challenge on Nick Ross by Colin Nish results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kenny Gillet.
- 33:44
The ball is sent over by Jonathan Grounds, Ross Tokely makes a clearance.
- 32:29
Kenny Gillet concedes a free kick for a foul on David Wotherspoon. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Jonathan Grounds from right wing, blocked by Nick Ross.
- 32:29
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on David Wotherspoon by Kenny Gillet. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Jonathan Grounds from right wing.
- 31:05
Effort on goal by Jonathan Hayes from long range goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 29:55
Foul by Kenny Gillet on Colin Nish, free kick awarded. Michael Hart restarts play with the free kick.
- 28:44
Colin Nish takes a shot. Blocked by Ross Tokely. Derek Riordan takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Colin Nish gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on David Proctor. Ryan Esson restarts play with the free kick.
- 25:20
Stuart Duff takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post.
- 22:11
The assistant referee signals for offside against Derek Riordan. Ryan Esson takes the indirect free kick.
- 19:21
Effort on goal by David Wotherspoon from long range goes harmlessly over the target.
- 15:02
Effort from inside the area by Jonathan Hayes misses to the right of the target.
- 12:55
Corner from right by-line taken by Derek Riordan.
- 11:05
Inswinging corner taken by Jonathan Hayes from the right by-line played to the near post, Eric Odhiambo conjures a right-footed shot from inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 9:42
Jonathan Grounds challenges Jonathan Hayes unfairly and gives away a free kick. Centre by Jonathan Hayes, Grant Munro has a header from close in and clears the crossbar.
- 7:52
Derek Riordan scores a goal from inside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Hibernian 1-0 Inverness CT.Colin Nish provided the assist for the goal.
- 3:25
Jonathan Hayes takes the inswinging corner, David Proctor produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 2:53
Nick Ross fouled by Kevin McBride, the ref awards a free kick. Kenny Gillet takes the free kick.
- 2:17
Derek Riordan has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
The match gets underway.
The ref blows to signal half-time.
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.
The final whistle goes and the game is over.
Match Preview
Trio in line for Bibs debuts Francis Dickoh, Jonathan Grounds and Darryl Duffy could make their debuts as Hibernian entertain Inverness at Easter Road, with manager John Hughes having a full squad to choose from. Dickoh, who signed from FC Utrecht, Grounds and Duffy - on loan from Middlesbrough and Bristol Rovers respectively - all come into contention as Hibs seek to end a six-game run without a win at Easter Road. Goalkeeper Graham Stack has returned to full training following a back injury. Manager Hughes believes his Hibernian side are ready to return to winning ways. Hibs beat Motherwell in their first game of the season before losing to Rangers and St Mirren, but Hughes anticipates the new signings will give his side added impetus following the international break. "They're itching to go," said Hughes, who guided Hibs to fourth place last season. "There's a real edge to the training and I can't ask for any more than what they've given us. "Hopefully we can start turning that into performances consistently. "If we can play like we did for an hour against Rangers, second half against Motherwell and put that together for 90 minutes, that's when we're at our best. "If we can do that on Saturday and get it consistently throughout the season, then who knows? "We could repeat the success we had last year." New Inverness signing Stuart Duff goes straight into the squad. The former Aberdeen midfielder signed on until the end of the season at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium, after trial periods at St Mirren and St Johnstone in the summer. However Inverness boss Terry Butcher is still minus Richie Foran (knee) and Gil Blumenshtein (calf), and Kevin McCann is unable to play due to the terms of his loan deal from the Easter Road club. Inverness midfielder Lee Cox believes the excitement surrounding the club`s return to the top flight can help Caley Thistle to another shock away win. The Irn-Bru First Division champions are looking to follow their 4-0 victory at Dundee United with a result against Hibs. Terry Butcher`s side have lost both of their home games by a solitary goal but they have not been beaten in a league game away from home since November last year. Cox, who signed from Leicester last summer, is relishing each new experience in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League and is confident of turning that positive energy into points in Edinburgh. "We've got a lot of positives to take from the start of the season, we played really well at Dundee United but not so much against Hamilton with that early goal killing us," the 20-year-old said. "We've got to happy because we've played well in the game as Celtic as well. "I'm really enjoying it at the minute, every Saturday brings some excitement and it's helped by a great atmosphere in training, which has been good in the last few days. "Everyone has been upbeat and just waiting for the next challenge."
Match Report
Mixed day for Riordan Derek Riordan scored and missed a penalty as Hibernian failed to bring an end to a six-month winless run at Easter Road thanks to Inverness striker Adam Rooney's late spot-kick that secured a 1-1 draw. Riordan put Hibs ahead in the eighth minute as they began life without Anthony Stokes in encouraging fashion, but the striker was made to rue a 66th-minute penalty miss as battling Inverness claimed a Clydesdale Bank Premier League point. Terry Butcher's side had already hit the woodwork through Rooney, before the striker made no mistake with his spot-kick eight minutes from time to snatch a draw in an entertaining game. John Hughes' men saw their winless streak at home stretch to eight games and were booed off at the finish. Hughes made four alterations from the side defeated by St Mirren. Out went Stokes, now at Celtic, with captain Chris Hogg, Ian Murray and Steven Thicot all benched. Michael Hart and Kevin McBride were restored with new signings Jonathan Grounds and Francis Dickoh handed their debuts. Butcher rang two changes from the team that lost to Hamilton. Russell Duncan and on-loan Kevin McCann, ineligible against his own side, missed out with Ross Tokely and new signing Stuart Duff brought in. The visitors began positively, enjoying possession, but Hibs broke upfield to register the first shot as Riordan skewed wide. Inverness responded with a Jonny Hayes corner that David Proctor headed over. The hosts, though, were finding their feet and in the sixth minute Edwin de Graaf played in Riordan who looked set to round Ryan Esson before the goalkeeper brilliantly clawed the ball away from the striker. However, on eight minutes, it was to prove third time lucky for Riordan as he grabbed his first goal of the season. Grounds and David Wotherspoon combined well on the left and the ball broke to Colin Nish on the 18-yard line. The forward quickly fed his partner Riordan, who nutmegged Grant Munro, before drilling the ball low across Esson and into the right-hand corner. The Highlanders regrouped and Hayes' free-kick was nodded wide by Munro. The dangerous Hayes then held off Grounds on the right flank before striking the side-netting. As the contest ebbed and flowed, Wotherspoon tried his luck from 20 yards and curled just wide. Riordan then scampered down the right flank to collect a loose ball, squaring for Nish who saw his effort deflected wide. Butcher's side were still very much in the match and, six minutes from half-time, their big chance came. Eric Odhiambo cut back from the by-line and Rooney seemed destined to score from six yards, only for Brown to make a point-blank stop from his shot. Inverness made a change at the break, Chris Innes replacing Kenny Gillet. Riordan soon went close to doubling the advantage, his free-kick arcing for the top left-hand corner only for Esson to palm over. But Caley Thistle, 2-1 winners on their last visit to Easter Road in November 2008, came within inches of levelling matters in the 55th minute. Nick Ross' reverse pass put Rooney away on the left flank and his fierce angled strike looked net-bound until it smacked back off the top of the near post. Inverness had their tails up and only an overhit Rooney pass prevented Odhiambo racing clear on goal, before Brown dropped a Tokely cross and Hayes couldn't capitalise. Hibs, though, should have been two ahead two minutes after the hour. Liam Miller played a central pass through to Nish who was brilliantly blocked out by Esson. The ball broke to De Graaf but somehow the Dutchman blazed over an open goal from eight yards. Hibs quickly passed up another glorious chance when Proctor clipped Riordan in the area and referee Crawford Allan pointed for a penalty. Riordan dusted himself down but struck the right-hand post with his spot-kick. A rash of substitutes interrupted play and it was two replacements who were at the centre of Inverness' 82nd-minute equaliser. Thicot, on for Hart at right-back, clipped the on-rushing Inverness sub Danni Sanchez and Rooney was handed the task from the penalty spot. The Irishman made no mistake as he lashed past a despairing Brown. Hayes then whipped in a great cross that another Inverness sub, Shane Sutherland, knocked over with the goal gaping. Hibs thought they had won it three minutes into stoppage time but Wotherspoon was flagged offside after netting.


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I admit it, I am a meat lover, but I am trying to get on the "meatless Monday" train – maybe not always Monday, but I try to make at least 2 of our family weekday meals meatless each week.
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Summer is blueberry season and there is nothing like fresh blueberries to top off a bowl of cereal, bake in a pie, or just enjoy on their own. These are just a few tasty ways to celebrate summer.
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This cruciferous vegetable is full of powerful nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, and fiber. Enjoy this recipe for Meatless Monday or any day.
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Cranberries are an excellent source of vitamin C and fiber, as well as a nutrient called anthocyanin. Enjoy this new recipe.


text: Regina Lutz focuses her practice in the area of intellectual property law. She handles patent litigations for clients primarily in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and chemical fields. She also has experience with licensing, client counseling, legal opinions, and patent prosecution. Prior to joining Cadwalader, Regina was in-house patent counsel at a generic pharmaceutical company, where she participated in all aspects of generic product development, from analysis of the intellectual property landscape upon product inception to drafting ANDA patent certifications to the FDA, including Paragraph IV certifications. Prior to that, Regina was an associate at Morgan & Finnegan, LLP, where she focused on patent litigation matters for numerous clients in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and chemical fields. Regina earned her J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law, where she was the recipient of the Citation of Excellence for Intellectual Property Law, and her B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Scranton. She is admitted to practice in New York, and she is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.


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Clear appetite for access to benefit through workplace
Almost a third of the working population who are not offered access to a dental plan through their employer would like to be, according to figures published today.
However, fewer than one in five (18%) British workers are offered access to some form of dental plan by their employer, according to the survey of over 2,000 workers, carried out by YouGov.
The research also suggests that a key motivation for employees taking out a dental plan include offering value for money, making treatment costs more affordable and being able to use it regularly.
The study, carried out for Cigna UK, also found that over 70% of the population have visited the dentist in the past 12 months.
The figures follow separate research which suggests that a large number of workers struggle to take time off work to visit their dentist.
The survey for the British Dental Health Foundation suggests that less than half – 43% – of the UK workforce is allowed to take paid time off work to visit their dentist
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Saturday, August 08
Citizens Bank Park
Attendance: None
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Cody Ross clubbed a two-run homer and Chris Coghlan matched a Florida record with his seventh straight multi-hit game, as the Marlins defeated Philadelphia, 6-4, at Citizens Bank Park.
Coghlan went 2-for-3 with a homer, two RBI and two walks for the Marlins, who have taken the first two games of this series and moved to within five games of the Phillies in the NL East standings.
Sean West, recalled from Double-A Jacksonville to make his first start since July 11, allowed three runs -- two earned -- on seven hits in four-plus innings. Brian Sanches (2-1), Brendan Donnelly, Dan Meyer, Matt Lindstrom and Leo Nunez combined to give up one run and four hits over the final five frames.
"The bullpen did a terrific job holding (the Phillies) to one run," said Florida manager Fredi Gonzalez.
Ryan Howard finished 4-for-4 with two doubles and a walk for Philadelphia, which has dropped seven of its last 10 games. The Phillies batted 2-for-17 with runners in scoring position.
Cole Hamels (7-7) yielded four runs on five hits and four walks in 5 1/3 innings to absorb the loss.
"(The race for the division) is not over at all," said Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel. "We come out and win tomorrow we'll be okay."
Hamels remained in the game to start the sixth with the Phillies nursing a one-run lead. The southpaw issued a leadoff walk to Jorge Cantu and fanned Dan Uggla before Ross connected on his 20th home run of the season, hammering a first-pitch fastball to the seats in left field for a 4-3 Marlins lead.
Howard doubled to the right-field corner in the seventh, but Meyer retired Jayson Werth on a grounder and struck out Raul Ibanez to end the threat.
Florida tacked on two insurance runs against Chan Ho Park in the eighth on RBI singles by pinch-hitter Jeremy Hermida and Coghlan.
Nunez came on to close the door in the ninth, but surrendered a leadoff triple to Shane Victorino, who scored on a Chase Utley groundout. Howard singled sharply to first, but Werth lined out to deep left and Nunez got Ibanez to fly out to notch his 11th save of the season.
The Marlins grabbed the lead six pitches into the game on Coghlan's home run to center field.
Philadelphia, though, came back with two runs in the second. Ibanez singled and Carlos Ruiz punched a base hit the opposite way with one out. A hustling Hamels beat out a bunt to load the bases for Jimmy Rollins, whose slow roller to short plated Ibanez. Ruiz scored on Victorino's single off the glove of Hanley Ramirez.
Florida had the bags full and one out in the third, but could only get one run via a groundout by Ramirez.
The Phillies moved ahead in the bottom of the inning. Howard walked and Ibanez reached when West botched a tapper to the mound, but was erased on a fielder's choice. With runners on the corners and two outs, Ruiz hit an innocuous- looking pop up that first baseman Nick Johnson inexplicably dropped. Howard ambled across the plate for a 3-2 lead.
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Here is what i will call my Hippy Wit recipie. Pretty close to a basic witbier recipie from what i can tell , this being my second wit i've tried brewing. Named after the hippy LHBS dude i use, lol. please point out anything you see wrong, and what i could do better next time. thanks! HIPPY WITBIER 6 oz 2 row 8 oz torrified wheat 1 oz acidulated malt 1 oz honey malt 6.6 Lbs Northwestern Weizen malt extract 1 oz willamette hop pellets 4.8% AA 3 grams corriander 3 grams bitter orange peel 1 oz sweet orange peel i popped my yeast bag (wyeast 3944 belgin wit) about 14 hours before i brewed. 2.5 gal. steep of grains @ 155*-160* for 40 min sparged grainbag into 150* water for 10 min, "tea bagging" it until it could give up no more. combined the two pots and brought to a boil added the full Oz of hops, and mixed in the malt extract. ( did it on the heat, next time i will shut it off) boiled @ 210 for 60 min @ 15 min left i added .5 oz sweet orange peel @ 10 min left i added .25 oz sweet orange peel @ 5 min left i added .25 oz sweet orange peel , as well as the corriander and bitter orange peel. pulled 1 cup of wort out for starter and cooled to 70* in flask ( i think this was a little late, it only had 1.5 hours to fire up) cooled wort in ice bath until 90* and added to the fermenter with 2 gallons of 60* water. (next time i will cool wort further, i did my math wrong) topped off to 5 gal and mixed it up nice waited another HOUR AND A HALF for the wort to hit 70* OG right at 1.050 aerated nicely pitched yeast starter and lightly stirred in for 3 seconds. locked up the fermenter and set up the blow off tube. 12 hours later i was getting 1 bubble every 2.5 seconds, and as of now, she's steaming full ahead at 1 big bubble every second ( 5/8" line) i already have a few things i will do different next time, but what do you more veteran guys think? i was purposely going for a strong orange flavor here without doing a secondary fermentation with real fruit. discuss
Make sure to aerate the wort well when you pitch the yeast. Also it is nice to take a OG reading. Its not necessary and won't affect the taste of the beer but is good to know nonetheless.
Keg #1: Oatmeal Stout (WLP004) Keg #2: Oatmeal Stout (WLP037) Keg #3: Denny Conn's Bourbon Vanilla Porter Keg #4: Empty Bottled: Apfelwein, Scottish 60/- On Deck: Simtennial Pale Ale
OG was right at 1.050, and i aerated this batch very well compared to the last 3 i've done. i will edit my post, thanks!
You should do the starter before you make the wort (~24 hours) so it has time to fully ramp up.


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I recently found out about the phonetic search feature of SQL Server, and I have implemented a sample of its usage here.
Something very interesting about the Soundex is, the algorithm for matching got patent in 1917, I think even before the invention of electronic calculator or close to that of the light-bulb. Checkout http://www.creativyst.com/Doc/Articles/SoundEx1/SoundEx1.htm.
The Stored Procedure accepts the table name, a comma separated column list as a result list, the name of the column searched for as MatchColumn, a search string to search for, and a maximum number of suggestions in case of no exact match found.
The Stored Procedure checks for matching records in the table passed as a parameter, and acts as:
I tried the sample on the Northwind database and searched for "AANA" and got "Ana Trujillo" and "Ann Devon", quite close.
Here is how you use the Stored Procedure:
Exec PhonicSearch 'Customers', 'customerid, CompanyName, ContactName, ContactTitle'<script></script> , 'ContactName', 'AANA',5
Here is the code for the Stored Procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE PhonicSearch @TableName varchar (80) -- table name , @ColumnList varchar(800) -- list of comma seperated column list to return , @MatchColumn varchar(80) -- compare column with , @SearchFor varchar(150) -- search string to compare with @MatchColumn , @MaxSuggest varchar(3) -- in case no exact match found the maximum number -- of suggested value in @MatchColumn column<script></script> AS Declare @strSQL varchar(1500) -- Build and execute SQL query to find exact match Set @strSQL = 'SELECT ' + @ColumnList + ' FROM ' + @TableName + ' WHERE ' + @MatchColumn + ' = ''' + @SearchFor + '''' --Print @strSQL exec (@strSQL) -- If no exact match found build query with phonic search IF @@ROWCOUNT<script></script> =0 Begin -- Phonic Search query Set @strSQL = 'SELECT ' + @ColumnList + ' FROM ' + @TableName + ' WHERE SOUNDEX(' + @MatchColumn + ') = SOUNDEX(''' + @SearchFor + ''')' exec(@strSQL) --print @strSQL -- Suggetested words for refin search Set @strSQL = 'SELECT TOP ' + @MaxSuggest + ' ' + @MatchColumn + ', DIFFERENCE('+ @MatchColumn+ ', '''<script></script> + @SearchFor + ''') as Similarity FROM ' + @TableName + ' WHERE SOUNDEX(' + @MatchColumn + ') = SOUNDEX(''' + @SearchFor + ''') ORDER BY Similarity' exec(@strSQL) --print @strSQL END
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The two tabs 5,6 will have the 12V +ve and the red wire connects to them. The four right hand tabs are all ground and the black wire goes there. Disclaimer. This is all based on intelligent guess work since I have never had one of these. Can someone who has one confirm? At the very least you should check the voltage between the 5,6 tabs and the 4 ground tabs is 12V BEFORE you attach anything. Quote:
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Actually, the diagram comes from someone who helped a guy on another forum. He has the exact same PSU and he's using it to power his charger for LiPos. I'm trying to have him to send me a picture of how he achieved that. Hopefully, I'll be able to reach him. |
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I would put two red wires in parallel on 5,6 and two black ones in parallel on 7,8 (assuming 7,8,9,10 all turn out to be grounds). If you can find one already working OK you are in a good position.
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C'mon feather - he lives in Norway for 'sake.
It's a heatwave there when the ice melts. Seriously, good one Fred. Be interested in your views on the sound and effectiveness. Getting a bit tired of my HP 747's (although they are perfect in every other way). MrMel did you ever do anything about yours? John |
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It's very quiet, hard to hear at all at some meters distance. I pulled 48A (90% of max) with a charger for 15 minutes. The air that left it was warm, not hot, and no bad smells . These are designed to be inside racks at maybe 50% above normal room temperature. Anyway I would be surprised if it burns up instead of shutting down. I will put the three of them in a case with an opening in each end and a firewall in the middle as a seal between the hot and cold ends. Then I have the option to add a larger fan to the case should that ever be needed. A 2KW unit that will run at 50-60% of max, at most. Fred |
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Thanks for the info, Fred. Keep us informed how it goes becasue your comments about the data centre temps got me thinking. Maybe we don't have to put up with the racket after all. If we run the PS normally with the 5V regulator in place but were able to detect a temp rise above a certain level??? I have a HobbyCity LiPo alarm that looks like this, measures only pack voltage and temperature, and has specs:
Voltage detection range: 4~26V(+-0.5%) Temperature detection range: 0~150C(+- 1C) Should be simple to run it off the 12V supply and have it alarm at a set temperature. Connect a tiny relay across the alarm and you could ground or bypass the regulator and have the fans go to full speed. Whole thing for <$10.00. Hmmmmm... just speculating. If these things are only 85% efficient and they put out 1300 Watts at full tit then that's about 200W of heat to get rid of. That's not too bad and we rarely run them flat out and my guess is they are more efficient than that. Sounds very practical to me. Bet the fans would almost never speed up. John PS: And it would give you a digital readout of the supply voltage as well. Useless since these things regulate so well but nice to watch. Quote:
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A Bossier City fifth-grader received the 'Citizen's Life Saving' Award from Fire Chief Sammy Halphen this afternoon after she helped save her choking classmate. Central Park Elementary student, Shacoria Jones was presented with the award in front of the Bossier City Council on Tuesday afternoon for her quick thinking during a November lunch period.
Jones told us that "Caleb Ortega was choking on a hard taco shell at lunch," in November. "So, I ran over and did the Heimlich Maneuver." When she noticed that Caleb's eyes and face started turning red, she knew exactly what she needed to do to help her friend. We asked her where she learned to do the Heimlich Maneuver, to which she responded, "from my mom."
After Caleb felt better, Jones says he had one special thing to say to her for her generous act. "After recess he said thank you," Jones told us. The proud fifth-grader said that she feels like a hero after saving her friend from choking on that taco shell.
Jones defined exactly what a hero is to her: "to save somebody's life and to be there for them." Jones's actions define her exactly as a hero, and she told us that Caleb and the rest of her classmates agree.
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Investors are trying to keep their footing in an uncertain economic environment. Bulls are finding silver linings in a cloud of bad data. While bears are growling about the stubbornly high level of jobless claims and foreclosures and the economic headwinds they will create.
With a fragile financial system, the government has been forced to step up and be the lender and financier of last resort. And with trillions of dollars in loan guarantees and corporate capital injections as well as a $787 billion economic stimulus plan, the experts are debating…is it enough to bring us out of recession and sustain economic recovery?
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The U.S. Department of Labor released its weekly report of Initial Jobless Claims Thursday, June 11, 2009, indicating that first-time claims for state unemployment benefits fell by 24,000 to 601,000 for the week ended June 6. The 4-week average of reported jobless claims was 621,750, down 10,500 from the previous week.
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U.S. existing home sales for April 2009, were reported to be slightly better than expected. On a monthly basis, existing home sales rose by 2.9% month to month (m/m).
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XXLMag.com: You've been leaving your mark on urban music lately. What's your background in hip-hop and how long have you've been into it?
David Guetta: Well, actually I've been a hip-hop DJ, but that was like 20 years ago. And then I've been doing electro and house music and dance pretty much all my life. But I always liked hip-hop and always been a fan of the music… I've had the opportunity to try to mix them both together. That's really want I wanted to do with my last album — to mix the electronic culture from Europe with urban culture from America… I'm really happy because, when I was DJing, it was feeling like it was two communities that were almost enemies. I would DJ and play electronic music and then sometimes I would listen to some hip-hop at home, but it was really impossible to imagine that the urban sound would be heard so much. And I think it's wonderful that everybody is together. Doesn't matter if you're Black or White or where you're coming from — people just want to have a good time and party and dance.
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・The notification will be shown in the Kingdom when the Alliance Duel starts running.
・The notification of Goddess Worship will appear when you are able to collect the card.
・When adding a collection page, the notification will pop up.
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・The card name will be taken off from right hand side of the card.
・Improved smoother pathways in downloading the game.
・Many other improvements and fixing being made.
App Description
"The battle girls have come... to the world up in the heavens""Valkyrie Crusade" is a new type of game that combines card battles with gorgeous girl warriors and fanciful town building.
■ Beautiful Battle Girl Cards!
Summon a variety of beautiful girls!
Create your own military unit, fuse cards with evolution and amalgamation, and charge into battle.
Become friendly with your girls and strengthen your bonds......
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Build structures with various effects, and build your own unique town.
Even players who are not adept at battles can enjoy decorating their town.
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Organize your units and march into each area to restore peace to the World of the Gods with "Campaign".
Fight with other players in "Duel" to get "Sacred Treasures".
Cooperate with friends to defeat powerful enemies called "Archwitches" with "Subdue an Archwitch"
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■ This game can be thoroughly enjoyed for free with free Gachas and rewards obtained during play.
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Music: Motoi Sakuraba
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It's not widely known, but Dr. King also spoke out about gender equality. Here, for the first time, is that speech.
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Brothers, I have exciting news.
Scientists have discovered that the reason women have superior skills in advanced forms of communication – like talking – is genetic. The good news is, this lets us men off the hook!
The next time your woman asks you: WHY don't you listen; the next time she begs, WHY don't you communicate; the next time she pleads, WHY don't you put the lid down on the toilet? Tell your woman that the QUESTION isn't "Why," the ANSWER is "Y." "Y" chromosome. In other words, tell your woman that the reason I act this way is…
I have a gene.
I have a gene that makes me sit around the house in my underwear, clutching the remote.
I have a gene that makes me take "Fantasy Football" seriously.
I have a gene that insists belching is hilarious, and farting, the soul of wit.
I have been to the mountaintop to take sensitivity training. I have descended into the valley to join a men's drumming circle. I have scoured the heavens to learn why Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus.
But still, women tell me I just don't get it. Why?
Because I have a gene.
I have a gene that compels to me wear the first two articles of clothing I touch in the closet, whether or not they match.
I have a gene that makes me not particularly interested in meeting your friends.
I have a gene that makes my idea of sharing, you cooking it, and me eating it!
I have tried discussing – what do you call those things? – Feelings! I have attempted to watch "The View." I have even tried to figure out why when a woman tells you her problems, she don't want you to solve them!
But despite my efforts, women still tell me I'm clueless.
Because I have a gene.
But I have SEEN the future and it includes genetic engineering. There will come a day when ALL people, regardless of gender, will enjoy "Eat, Pray, Love." A day when BOTH sexes will drink cosmos. A day when ALL parties will realize that the 3 Stooges are stupid!
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The Hunter (2012)
Critics Consensus: The Hunter occasionally suffers from predictability, but Willem Dafoe gives a terrific performance as an obsessive hunter on the trail of a mysterious beast.
Critics Consensus: The Hunter occasionally suffers from predictability, but Willem Dafoe gives a terrific performance as an obsessive hunter on the trail of a mysterious beast.
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The Hunter is the story of Martin, a skilled and ruthless mercenary sent into the Tasmanian wilderness on a hunt for a tiger believed to be extinct. Hired by an anonymous company that wants the tiger's genetic material, Martin arrives in Tasmania posing as a scientist. He proceeds to set up base camp at a broken-down farmhouse, where he stays with a family whose father has gone missing. Usually a loner, Martin becomes increasingly close to the family; however, as his attachment to the family … More
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- Julia Leigh , Wain Fimeri , Alice Addison
- In Theaters:
- Apr 6, 2012 Limited
- On DVD:
- Jul 3, 2012
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as Martin
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as Jack
as Sass
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as Rival Hunter
as Publican
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The Hunter is a film of surprising scope and intimacy.
It is an atmospheric and richly rewarding film that glides along at a pace akin to that of the small country local within which it's set.
Slow-moving but graceful, this character study is engaging and insightful.
Its mostly observant temper keeps us from being greatly moved, but it holds us with its acute, almost laboratory dissection of its people's beings.
The Hunter delivers a quiet and somewhat meandering story that wallows in self-importance and social agenda.
Well-crafted and finely acted adventure story that held my interest throughout.
This powerful drama is strongly anchored by Willem Dafoe's nuanced performance as a hard loner who is softened by a vulnerable family who finds a place in his heart.
By the time Dafoe tracks down the elusive CGI'd thylacine, my eyelids had washed over with a glaze of numbness. The big winner here, Tasmania's tourist board.
"The Hunter" is mostly well-done, but where I would normally say "it never comes together," I actually have to say it comes together too late.
"The Hunter" is the most intriguing thriller to come along in the first half of 2012. Willem Dafoe continues to showcase why he's one of the best actors today and the cinematography for the film is absolutely breathtaking.
I've always thought of Dafoe as an overexposed but talented actor. In this kind of role, he excels. The story by author/filmmaker Julia Leigh is sound. And, the scenery and locations add so much to the experience. Take the trip.
The Hunter is a very topical drama with ethics and human consciousness at its heart.
The Hunter isn't a straightforward film, but it is a thought-provoking one.
There's little to gird the loins or ply the grey matter.
It is dank and clammy, with ice in its heart, but it is also beautiful and painful, its emotional climaxes hitting home like precision bullets.
A slow-burner about survival in general that may seem predictable in parts and meander in others, but the intensity with which the psychological developments suddenly manifest is its ultimate power.
A thoughtful, sinewy thriller that takes its time, but girds on a stellar, stoic performance from Willem Dafoe.
Entirely convincing as a loner on a mission, Dafoe makes this slow but beautifully shot film compelling throughout.
Dafoe is eminently watchable, and for the most part it's a distinctive, atmospheric movie that cherishes the persistence of mystery.
There's a gripping moral weight to the questions of survival and profiteering the story raises, and the worryingly inexact moment when our interest in endangered species tips over into thoughts of human gain.
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An intriguing, though somewhat underdeveloped story of a mercenary hunter (Willem Dafoe) tasked with the mission of finding and killing the last remaining Tasmanian devil in the wilderness of Australia. He also becomes involved with the family he is staying with, whose father has gone missing. There are a lot of interesting elements here, and the ending in particular is powerful and moving, but ultimately this movie is a frustrating concoction of family drama mixed with man vs. nature. The scenes with Dafoe out in the wilderness are fantastic, while his moments with the family seem like a slight distraction from the main meat of the story. Dafoe, as always, is phenomenal and does a lot with his very thinly detailed character, and the cinematography is absolutely breathtaking. In the end though, it just feels slightly underdone, which is a shame because there is a lot of great material here.
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Interesting dramatic thriller, The Hunter Starring Willem Dafoe on a search for the last Tasmanian tiger, a species that went extinct in 1936. This is a well acted film, one that boasts an engaging story, and effective direction to keep you involved. I love Dafoe's work, and he gives a terrific performance here. With that being said, The Hunter at times is a bit slow, but it does keep you involved because of its premise. I enjoyed the film for the sheer story alone, and I am familiar with the Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine and a film based on trying to find the last one is interesting, even if its fiction, it's still a worthy and interesting idea for a film. If you enjoy Dafoe's films, you might enjoy this one as well. It may not be for everyone, but there are plenty of good elements here to make for a truly thriller adventure film that is sure to entertain anyone who enjoys these types of films. What makes this such a thrilling experience to watch is that director Daniel Nettheim uses dark atmosphere to tell this story, add to that the subtle dramatic elements and you have a well crafted picture that has some great performances provided by two accomplished actors. I enjoy films like these because it really jogs your imagination, and keeps you guessing right up until the end. The film is never boring, and everything presented on-screen works well because of a well written script and a truly interesting idea. Add to that a riveting, memorable performance by Dafoe, which is one of his finest in many years and you have a thriller that is gripping from the first frame right up to the climax.
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A morally powerful movie that sends a clear message, powerful performance from Dafoe and Neil.
However a Slow paced and CGI tiger fails to impress!
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The Hunter Quotes
- Jack:
- He was as popular as a snake in a sleeping bag.
- Martin:
- What you want you will never get. It is gone forever now.
- Lucy Armstrong:
- It's probably better off extinct, if it's alive people will always want to find it, hunt it down.
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- Jarrah thought that someone was following him.
- Martin:
- Who?
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Stress fractures often are the result of increasing the amount or intensity of an activity too rapidly. They also can be caused by the ... Read More
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Even though there is still basketball being played, my "March Madness" is over.
It was so much fun trying new classes and getting back into some that I haven't had time for. I tried to take a wide variety of classes so that I could challenge myself and maybe find something new to pursue. I visited my parents in Florida in March so I tried a couple classes at the Gold's Gym in their area. When I go on vacation, I always like to try out ... Read More
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Thousands of children are seen each year for elbow and shoulder pain due to overuse. Overuse injuries can be prevented. To read more about prevention and treatment of these injuries, go to Commonwealth Orthopaedics blog at http://blog.c-o-r.com/2012/04/26/overuse-injuries-in-baseballsoftball/.
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- 24 assorted large flour tortillas, such as plain, whole wheat, and sun-dried tomato
- Coarse salt
- 3 pound(s) (about 7) ripe Hass avocados, pitted, peeled, and cut into chunks.
- 1/4 cup(s) (about 3 limes) freshly squeezed lime juice
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 1 fresh jalapeño chile, seeded and finely chopped
- 1/4 cup(s) chopped fresh cilantro leaves
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray. Using a few Halloween-inspired cookie cutters, cut shapes from tortillas. Arrange as many shapes as can fit in a single layer on oiled sheet. Coat tortillas with cooking spray and season with salt. Bake until slightly darkened and crisp, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool. Repeat with remaining tortilla shapes, using a clean, cooled baking sheet.
- Put avocados, lime juice, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, and the pepper, jalapeño, and cilantro in a large bowl. Mash with a fork until chunky. Serve with chips.
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At Little Harrowden, we are passionate about learning and aim for our children to grow as outstanding learners with the skills and confidence to take on whatever challenges the future may bring.
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This is so easy Teri, Take flour tortillas and slgihtly toast them on the grill both sides. Them add warm pizza sauce and any toppings you like. Pepperoni, sausage, onion, mushrooms, green peppers, canadian bacon, ect. Add shredded cheese and pulled lid of grill down. Just need to watch the cheese so it doesn't burn. About 2-4 minutes and hot grilled pizza is done. We camp alot and this is so easy.
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In talking with friends and clients who own or manage businesses, I've come to realize just how many are worried about hiring repeat litigators-people who do not function well in the workplace but who repeatedly sue their employers, alleging discrimination, retaliation or some other violation.
Oftentimes, only after you've spent tens-if not hundreds-of thousands of dollars defending such claims do you learn the employee has brought similar lawsuits against previous employers. In frustration you ask, "Can't we find out about these folks before we hire them?" The answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no.
Finding an applicant's civil litigation history is easy and can be fruitful. The records are publicly available and can yield information regarding claims in tort, employment discrimination, personal injury, wage-hour, employee benefits, workers compensation and workplace safety, just to name a few. That information can help you to determine if applicants have filed personal injury claims regarding injuries that may make them unable to perform the job for which you are interviewing.
If they have filed numerous workers compensation claims, you may be able to infer increased risk that they will file one against you as well. If they have a history of discrimination claims, they may very well be the type of person who abuses civil rights and worker protection statutes to justify their inability to function in the workplace. Perhaps most importantly, pleadings from prior litigation may often tell employers important details about how a person performed in previous positions.
What is not so easy is navigating the potential pitfalls associated with making hiring decisions based on a person's litigation history. For example, refusing to hire an applicant because they filed a claim against a former employer may leave you open to retaliation claims, which are authorized by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Equal Pay Act, the Occupational Safety and Health Act, numerous other federal laws, and most state workers compensation or discrimination laws.
Employees have a right to sue under these statutes, and employers are not entitled to retaliate against them for doing so. Also, screening applicants based on litigation history may lead to a disparate impact claim under Title VII. Employers, even those without the intent to discriminate, can be liable under the statute if their hiring practices result in a negative disparate impact on a protected class of people. Indeed, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently sued Kaplan Higher Education Corporation for using credit histories in its hiring process, alleging the use had a disparate impact on black applicants.
What does this mean for employers? If you have the legitimate desire to avoid hiring people who cannot function in the workplace but who will almost definitely strain your bottom line with meritless law suits, seek counsel before engaging in screening based on prior litigation. The key is to make your decisions based on a person's qualifications for the job, not on other illegal criteria.
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The Howl The Night
Did Not Oppose
By Justin Borer
In the forest on this cold, misty, moonlit night.
Nature is calm and quiet with not a soul in sight.
The silence continues, nothing trying to fight.
Then moonlight shines through the trees.
The light continues to flow like a calm breeze.
Casting shadows upon the lonly leaves.
A branch snaps breaking the somber silence.
Something in the darkness moves showing its defiance.
The forest shifts reluctantly to this act of violence.
Through the shadow the moon helps soothe.
This figure has nothing to prove.
Steathy and strong it continued to move.
The figure emerged from the darkness to cast its own shadow.
Through its grey and black fur the wind does blow.
With its pointed ears every creature it does know.
The creature sat on the ground and looked at the starry sky.
He felt alone, that, no one could deny.
through its bluish-gray eyes it wondered why.
He looked up at the bright full moon.
He let out a howl and held its desperate tune.
Hoping someone would respond very soon.
No one replied to his desperate call.
His heart still felt so small.
He wondered why he even tried at all.
His ears dropped and he turned to walk away.
He wanted to go but he also wanted to stay.
Then another tune broke the silence coming his way.
A howl came from off in the distance.
It rang through the night with little resistence.
The call was one of love and persistance.
He then realized something he didnt from the start
There was someone out there looking for his heart.
Once they would meet they would never part.
Then the creature replied and he arose.
Following the feeling he truly knows.
Toward the one the night did not oppose.