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Born in Rockford, Illinois on Jan. 1, 1868, Hobart moved to California with his family when he was a small boy. He studied art in San Francisco at the School of Design under Stanton and Cadenasso, and privately with William Keith. He then spent three years at the ASL in NYC under Blum and Bridgman and completed his art training in Paris. The turning point in his career came in 1915 at the PPIE. During the exposition Hobart was awarded a silver medal and received praise from local art critics for his development of color monotype prints. When the Oakland Civic Art Gallery opened in 1916, an entire room was devoted to his monotypes. In that year Hobart left the Monterey Peninsula and established a studio in San Francisco. From his studio came portraits of Carl Oscar Borg, Mrs. Leo Lentelli, and Gottardo Piazzoni. Often compared to Cézanne, he is nationally known for his Impressionist portraits and landscapes. Exhibitions: California Society of Etchers; Del Monte Gallery (Monterey), 1912-13; California Artists, Golden Gate Park Museum, 1915; Panama-Calif. Exposition (San Diego), 1915; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1915, 1918; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1915; Kennedy Gallery (NYC), 1916; NY Architectural League, 1916; National Academy of Design, 1916; Calif. Liberty Fair, 1918 (1st prize); San Francisco Art Association, 1918 (prize), 1921 (1st prize), 1922 (gold medal); Western Ass'n of Art Museum Directors, 1922; Bohemian Club, 1922, 1923 (solo), 1929; Golden Gate International Exhibition, 1939; Oakland Museum, 1981. Work in Permanent Collections: San Francisco Museum of Art; CHS; Bohemian Club; De Young Museum; Mills College (Oakland); Oakland Museum; Salinas High School; Nevada Museum (Reno); Monterey Peninsula Museum.
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Born in Denver, CO on Aug. 7, 1897, Curtis was a resident of Seattle before moving to Los Angeles in 1914. He was inspired to become an artist by his teacher Rob Wagner at Manual Arts High School. After working as a bank teller and serving in WWI, he soon was able to support himself as an illustrator. He served as official artist of the U.S. Antarctica Expedition in 1939-40 and again in 1957. About 1960 he changed his residence from Los Angeles to Twenty Nine Palms, California, with summers in Moose, Wyoming. An avid mountain climber, his studio in the Grand Tetons was a rustic log cabin. In 1972 he moved to Carson City, Nevada, where he remained until his demise on March 17, 1989. He is best known for his landscapes of the High Sierra, Grand Tetons, and Antarctica. His works won dozens of medals and prizes from the early 1920s in southern California shows. Member: Carmel Art Association; Artland Club. Exh: California Art Club, 1923-27; Laguna Beach Art Association, 1924; California State Fair, 1926; Cannell & Chaffin Gallery (Los Angeles), 1926; Ebell Club (Los Angeles), 1926; Painters & Sculptors of Los Angeles, 1926-31; National Academy of Design, 1930; Toledo Museum, 1931; American Painters & Sculptors, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1931, 1937 (solo), 1946 (solo); Oakland Art Gallery, 1932; Tuesday Afternoon Club (Glendale), 1934; Golden Gate International Exhibition, 1939; California Palace Legion of
A landscape painter and printmaker, he was born in San Francisco, California on July 29, 1884. Todhunter was a pupil of John Stanton and Arthur Mathews at the Mark Hopkins Institute, and Gottardo Piazzoni and Frank Van Sloun at the California School of Fine Arts, followed by study at the Art Students League in New York City. He began his career as an illustrator for Overland Monthly and later worked for the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Call, and Washington (DC) Times. He worked in New York as a commercial artist until 1912, when he returned to San Francisco to become art director for the H. K. McCann Company, a job he was to keep until his retirement in 1949. Todhunter's work includes etchings, lithographs, and landscapes of Marin County and the San Francisco Bay area. He died in his native city on February 11, 1963. Member: Bohemian Club; SWA; AAPL; Marin Society of Artists; SFAA; Calif. Society of Etchers. Exh: Bohemian Club, 1922-63; SFAA from 1922; OGlE, 1939; Society for Sanity in Art, 1940s.
Richard DeTreville was born in Beaufort, South Carolina on November 17, 1864 into a prominent, old family of French ancestry. His grandfather fought with George Washington in the Revolutionary War and at the time of his birth during the Civil War, his father was Lt Governor of South Carolina. Little is known about his art training; he was possibly self-taught. In 1892 he moved to California and settled in Stockton where he established a small newspaper called Det's Magazine. Shortly after 1910 he moved from Stockton to San Francisco where he worked as a cartoonist for the Park Presidio News. In his studio on Clement Street he exhibited his paintings as well as in local department stores and art galleries. His works were handled locally by Schussler Brothers and Sanborn & Vail. The last few years of his life were spent across the bay in Alameda where he died on February 25, 1929. DeTreville worked in oil and, on rare occasions, in watercolor. He was known to be an excellent portraitist although his portraits are rare. The most prolific of early California painters, his thousands of small landscapes are invariably of the San Francisco Bay area, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, and northern California. He sometimes signed his works "DeT". Member: American Art Bureau. Exhibited: White House Department Store (San Francisco), 1926 (250 oils). Works held: California Historical Society; Oakland Museum; Alameda Historical Society.
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Jozef Israëls, (born January 27, 1824, Groningen, Netherlands—died August 12, 1911, The Hague), painter and etcher, often called the "Dutch Millet" (a reference to Jean-Franƈois Millet). Israëls was the leader of the Hague school of peasant genre painting, which flourished in the Netherlands between 1860 and 1900. He began his studies in Amsterdam and from 1845 to 1847 worked in Paris under the academic painters Horace Vernet and Paul Delaroche. Israëls first tried to establish himself as a painter of Romantic portraits and conventional historical pictures but had achieved little success when in 1855 ill health compelled him to leave Amsterdam for the fishing village of Zandvoort, near Haarlem. That change of scenery revolutionized his art: he turned to realistic and compassionate portrayals of the Dutch peasantry and fisherfolk (e.g., Waiting for the Herring Boats, 1875). In 1871 he moved to The Hague, and he often worked in nearby Scheveningen. Besides oils, Israëls worked in watercolours and was an etcher of the first rank. His later works in all media express a tragic sense of life and are generally treated in broad masses of light and shade. His painting style was influenced by Rembrandt's later works, and, like Rembrandt, Israëls often painted the poor Jews of the Dutch ghettos (e.g., A Son of the Chosen People, 1889). His son Isaac (1865–1934), also a painter, adopted an Impressionist technique and subject matter and had some influence on his father's later work.
Harriet Whitney Frishmuth was born on September 17, 1880 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A student of such renowned artists as Auguste Rodin and Gutzon Borglum, Frishmuth's reputation and career grew steadily throughout the first several decades of the twentieth century, with exhibitions at the National Academy of Design, the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, the Salon in Paris, the Golden Gate International Exposition (1939-1940) and the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors. Her favorite models were dancers, especially Desha Delteil - immortalized in Frishmuth's most famous work, The Vine - a model particularly popular with artists for her ability to hold difficult poses for long periods of time. The final exhibits of Frishmuth's work took place in New York City in 1929, but she remained active in the art world for many years following. Frishmuth passed away in 1980 at the age of 99. A proponent of the Beaux Arts style - Frishmuth was exceptionally critical of modern art, often calling it "spiritless" - her works can now be seen in some of the world's leading museums and collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the Dallas Museum of Art, and Ohio University's Kennedy Museum of Art.


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Too hot, too loud, draws too much power, costs too much money and isn't fast enough. They are the main things we hear about the GTX 400 series. To be honest, though, the whole series is a bit like the iPad for me as I think about it. There are so many reasons not to buy the iPad, as is the case with the GTX 400 series. Why are people lining up for days for an iPad and willing to pay any price for GTX 400 series cards? I wish they were questions I could answer. I suppose as geeks, there are some things that we just don't use our brain for.
Like the iPad, though, the GTX 400 series is good at a lot of things and the bottom line is that the GTX 480 is the fastest single GPU card on the market, which is no easy task. What happens if you like PhysX and CUDA or just NVIDIA in general, yet the GTX 475 and GTX 485 are out of your price range? I don't mean out of your price range in the sense they're over priced, but more so in the sense they're just more money than you wish to spend.
Well, the answer to that is the GTX 465. But wait a cotton picking minute, (I can't believe I just typed that). First, we have to find out if it's even worth spending your hard earned dollars on. Before we do that, though, let's check out the package Galaxy has thrown together before we take a closer look at the card itself.
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NFC East: 2013 preseason reaction Week 3
Observation deck: Giants-Jets
August, 24, 2013
By Dan Graziano | ESPN.com
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- It sure looked as though it would be David Wilson's night when the explosive second-year back ran 84 yards for a touchdown on the New York Giants' first play from scrimmage. And there's no denying Wilson's rare ability as a runner. He can make things happen that most other running backs can't when he has his hands on the ball.
Wilson got only four more carries in the rest of the Giants' 24-21 preseason overtime loss to the New York Jets, while Andre Brown got seven. And I'm interested to see the snap-count numbers, because I believe Brown was on the field considerably more in the first half than Wilson was (neither played in the second). Of the eight third-down plays the Giants ran in the first half, Brown was the lone halfback on six of them, Wilson on one and both were in on one. Brown was also on the field (and Wilson on the sideline) for all four of the plays the Giants ran inside the Jets' 10-yard line. And in the second quarter, he got the bulk of the first-down and second-down work as well.
What's it mean? Well, I think the reason Brown was getting the third-down work Sunday night and again Saturday was because the Giants trust him more in pass protection right now than they trust Wilson. And I wonder if he started getting the early-down work for the same reason, because Eli Manning looked uncharacteristically uneasy in the first quarter behind a revamped offensive line that lost starters David Baas and David Diehl to injury in the Colts game Sunday. It's possible the Giants put Brown in because they're worried the depleted line can't protect Manning sufficiently right now, and if that concern were to linger into the regular season, Brown could end up getting first-down and second-down carries even then.
It's a real conundrum, because the Giants can't ignore what Wilson offers them as a runner, but their No. 1 priority is absolutely the protection of Manning. It's possible they do trust Wilson in pass protection more than it appears and they're giving Brown all the extra work in an effort to preserve Wilson for the season. But they weren't preserving any of their other starters in the first half Saturday night, and I know they like the way Brown has run the ball this summer. So this remains a situation worth watching closely when the regular season begins.
Anyway, here are some other things I took away from an unnecessarily late night at the Meadowlands:
- The knee injury to starting safety Stevie Brown could be pretty serious. Giants coach Tom Coughlin said he didn't have any new information after the game, but he also said, "I feel bad for Stevie. He's been a tremendous addition to our team, and the guy has another interception and then that happens." Brown, who had eight interceptions last season and is one of the Giants' projected starting safeties this season as a result, appeared to go down without being hit while returning an interception in the first quarter. He'll surely have an MRI on Monday, and the Giants will hope the news isn't as bad as they fear.
- Cornerback Jayron Hosley also left the game in the first quarter with an injury the team called an ankle sprain. He'll surely find his way into an MRI tube on Monday as well.
- I'm not sure how Coughlin could watch the Jets and think he has problems, but he was sure upset about the way his offense performed in this game. Manning was 8-for-20 for 83 yards. The ground game averaged 2.5 yards per carry if you take out Wilson's first run (though, on the plus side, it was 6.0 yards per carry if you don't!). They were 3-for-18 on third downs. They allowed four sacks. They couldn't get in on four tries at the goal line. "It's very obvious that, in all three areas, we're not doing what we need to do on the offensive end," Coughlin said. "We've got work to do."
- Jim Cordle played center in place of the injured Baas and got run over a couple of times, most notably by Sheldon Richardson on a play that resulted in a sack of Manning. Cordle said he struggled with the twists and other wrinkles the Jets front was throwing at the Giants. "Some of it was stuff I hadn't seen, but most of it was stuff we had seen and you've just got to reach a little bit faster," Cordle said. First-round pick Justin Pugh looked passable at right tackle, but there were communication issues along the line all night, as you'd expect with so much change in a short period of time.
- Terrell Thomas got "20-plus plays," mostly as the nickel cornerback, in his first game action in two years. Thomas, who's recovering from two surgeries on the anterior cruciate ligament his right knee in the past two years, said he felt great playing again and will continue to build strength and confidence. Still no way to be sure what role, if any, he has on this season's team. The injuries to Brown and Hosley could conceivably create opportunities for him, though, if he shows he can play at a high enough level.
- Wide receiver Hakeem Nicks wasn't on the same page with Manning all night, but he did make a one-handed circus catch along the sideline while being blatantly interfered with by Jets cornerback Kyle Wilson. And he delivered a key block on the edge to help spring Wilson on his big run. Nicks is the total package at wide receiver, and the most important thing for the Giants about him Saturday night was that he said he felt healthy.
- Ryan Torain was the running back getting all of the carries once the second half started. The Giants like him as a pass protector as well.
- Former Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson, who had brain surgery a year and a half ago after collapsing on the field during an Eagles training camp practice in 2011, looked impressive for the second game in a row. The defensive tackle play in general was a bright spot, and Patterson looks like a guy who deserves a spot in the rotation.
- Finally, a word on the concept of overtime in the preseason: seriously? What a farce. In this era of supposed emphasis on player safety, the Giants and the Jets played half of an extra period to decide a winner in a game that doesn't count. Giants cornerback Laron Scott even got injured on a play in the overtime. I'd say the NFL needs to make a new rule that says preseason games can't go to overtime, but I'm astounded to learn that wasn't a rule already. It's preposterous that they'd even consider playing overtime in the preseason. Overtime is a mechanism for determining a winner in a game that ends in a tie. Preseason games do not require winners. Therefore, they do not require overtime. Pretty simple. Preseason overtime is one of the stupidest NFL things I've ever heard of. And you know, if you read me regularly, that I have a long list.
Anyway, I'll check in with you next week. Hope you enjoyed this game more than I did.
Observation deck: Redskins-Bills
August, 24, 2013
By John Keim | ESPN.com
Highlights from the Washington Redskins' 30-7 win over Buffalo on Saturday, their third straight in the preseason. Somewhere, Don Shula's boys are getting nervous. Or not. Anyway, here you go:
- The running game was terrific, but I need to start with the defense. Yes, the Bills have some issues at quarterback. Kevin Kolb was knocked from the game, but he's at best an average quarterback. Still, the Bills want to play at a fast tempo and it's not just about passing the ball; they want to run the ball a lot, too. But the Redskins' defense forced two three-and-outs in addition to a 10-play drive (aided by a third-down penalty on David Amerson). It would have been good to see the Redskins' defense face this attack longer, to get a better feel because it can wear teams down. However, the Redskins handled this attack well and one reason was linebacker London Fletcher. To a man, players talk about how communication and conditioning are key to battling that offense. The Bills typically snapped the ball with 20-23 seconds left on the play clock. Yet the Redskins' D did not look confused or lost. They subbed and were able to use their base and nickel packages. "London is the calming force of the defense," Redskins defensive end Kedric Golston said. "You feed off his confidence and getting the calls. That tempo is trying to catch you with everyone not communicating. That's how big plays happen." By the way, Buffalo managed a first down on only three of 12 series and none in the second half, though when Jeff Tuel is your quarterback for most of the game, that's bound to happen.
- It can't be underestimated how important it is to have someone like Fletcher on the field. It doesn't mean mistakes won' t happen; it does mean that they can minimize those mistakes because of his knowledge. "He's a coach out there and even with the short amount of time we had to get up, we were able to get the calls out and get lined up," linebacker Ryan Kerrigan said. I haven't asked Fletcher about this, but there's little doubt that he's watched film of Oregon and of Philadelphia in preparation for the opener, and probably has for a while. There's still no voice in the defensive room that players trust more than Fletcher.
- I know one growing trend in the NFL is the use of packaged plays in which the quarterback has the option to either hand off or throw – and only he knows what he's going to do. Buffalo does that; Philadelphia will do some of that. And Saturday, the Redskins scored a touchdown in that situation. They don't do this a lot, but it's certainly not foreign to them. They scored a touchdown two years ago versus Minnesota in this fashion to receiver Jabar Gaffney, and their first drive against New Orleans in the 2012 opener featured several such plays. Anyway, against Buffalo, Rex Grossman spotted the safety in a spot that left him vulnerable – up near the line on the right side. Typically, the safety would have been where receiver Pierre Garcon was headed on his slant. Grossman knew what to do. Watch the offensive linemen on this play– everyone was blocking for a zone run to the right; left tackle Trent Williams went for the linebacker. Grossman stepped that way but threw the slant to Garcon for an easy score. The corner had no shot at making the play – and even gestured to the safety at the end. Don't blame him at all. "I knew we would get a blitz or he would drop out of leverage," Grossman said of the safety. A good call and an easy touchdown.
- It's a shame about Richard Crawford on many levels. It leaves the Redskins in a bind for punt returner. I wrote about this elsewhere on the site, but the options are veterans such as Santana Moss and DeAngelo Hall. However, coach Mike Shanahan does not like to use key players in this role, and both would qualify. Besides, Moss has not returned a punt since 2009, and Hall has four returns in five seasons. There's also Aldrick Robinson, who was bad in this role two preseasons ago and didn't show a lot of improvement last summer. Can they really trust him? Skye Dawson has looked better since two disastrous returns in the opener (a fumble and a bad decision to reverse field). Anyway, Crawford is one of the Redskins smarter players; he's always struck me as a future coach because of the way he thinks and understands the game. And he had improved a decent amount this summer – after spending the spring working with Redskins Hall of Fame corner Darrell Green. Mostly, this is about Crawford's returns and I liked how comfortable he was fielding the ball. It looked natural and he (usually) made the first defender miss.
- Another option is Chris Thompson. There's much that I like about Thompson and what he offers, and yet there are two major issues that just won't go away: durability and ball security. I was pleasantly surprised how he looked fielding the ball. In practice a week or two ago Thompson did not look smooth at all; he twisted his hands awkwardly catching it on the run to his left and he fought the ball other times. However, he looked much different Saturday. "When I got back there I was pretty calm," he said. It showed. He ran up and caught one on his 31-yard return. He had to backpedal and grab another one and moved to the side. Still, he's only fielded three punts in a game since high school. It's hard to imagine they can trust him with ball security at this point. But they absolutely love his speed and his sharp cuts in the open field. Some of this talk makes him sound like Brandon Banks, though Thompson is loads ahead when it comes to character.
- Now, for Thompson's runs from scrimmage. The fumbles are an issue, and it's clear he's still adjusting to running in this offense. Of his 15 carries, none went for more than 9 yards. There were some positive signs: He did not dance around, and when he saw the opening he cut up and took what was there. Liked on a 5-yard run in the fourth how patient he was running to his left, then cutting up and running into the gut of a linebacker, moving him back a yard. He only averaged 2.9 yards per run and I'm curious to see when rewatching the game what sort of holes he really had. I saw good signs. However, those fumbles are killers. He showed resiliency in what he did after the fumbles and that's good. (He actually carried the ball in his left hand on a run to the right, his first after the fumble. Why? Because he's left-hand dominant and felt more secure with the ball in that hand.) But he's fumbled twice in two preseason games. If you're going to do that, you'd better make a few really big plays. Thus far, that hasn't been the case. Can he make the roster? Yes, because the coaches love his speed and he can develop. But he has not yet earned it with his performance (just remember, though, two years ago that Banks had not really earned it either until a big preseason finale).
- I liked how rookie tight end Jordan Reed played after a tough debut versus Pittsburgh. In that game, he dropped a pass and struggled as a blocker. Saturday, Reed caught the ball well and blocked even better. Reed competes hard, one reason he's further ahead as a blocker than the coaches had hoped or realized he would be at this stage. On Keiland Williams' 23-yard run it was Reed who cleared an opening by driving a linebacker out of the way. It wasn't his only good block, but it was one good example. He used his hands better and was a little quicker with his feet getting in position. I also like that he makes smooth catches on balls that would be a little tougher for most players of his size at his position. I don't know when he'll make an impact, but I like his potential.
- Another guy who deserves credit: safety Bacarri Rambo. Didn't get a chance to talk to him after the game, but you saw one reason why the coaches really like him: The ability to quickly learn. With the tackles it was all about angles rather than desire and after working on it even harder this week, there was a big improvement. Should you be completely comfortable yet with him? No. Even Sean Taylor needed to adjust to this during games; I remember asking Gregg Williams about Taylor's open-field tackling as a rookie. The difference for Rambo tonight is that he didn't hesitate. He was decisive and it showed. He tackled running back C.J. Spiller in the open field. Rambo also tackled Kolb in the open field. OK, Kolb isn't Mike Vick. But what Rambo needed was some confidence in this area, and he received it Saturday. The coaches even gave Rambo extra time when the other starters were out, a smart move. They need him to be solid in this area. One game doesn't make or break anyone – good or bad – but it was a positive step.
- The Pat White show continues. Does it mean he'll win a roster spot here? Not unless the Redskins do the unlikely and keep four quarterbacks. And while he's done a nice job running the zone read plays, keep in mind what separated Robert Griffin III on these plays was his ability to provide a triple threat: run, hand off or throw. White hasn't shown he can be consistent throwing the ball from this look. White has improved greatly since we first saw him in spring workouts and if nothing else he's shown that if and when he's cut, it would be wise for someone else to at least take a look. His passing is still inconsistent and while he's good throwing slants – hitting guys in stride – he has trouble on out routes. Before I go crazy on him I'd like to see consistency throwing into different areas and against different looks. But for a guy out of football for three years White has been far from an embarrassment and has provided jolts of energy on the field. He was very patient on his touchdown run, allowing fullback Darrel Young to do his job and then following behind. It's just too bad for the Redskins that White is ineligible for the practice squad. White is behind Grossman; that touch throw to Roy Helu on the wheel route was very, very nice by Grossman. Maybe White gets there someday but he's not close to those types of plays yet. Still, he's improved.
- Finally, running back Roy Helu showed once again what he can do in the open field. As a running back there are still times I'm not in love with him. He gets the yards that are available too often whereas Alfred Morris creates more yards for himself. Morris did just that on his first three runs; each one went for longer than it should have because of his vision or his cuts or all of the above. His patience is exemplary. Helu is learning how to run with a little more patience. He didn't always set up blockers. But one of Helu's best runs, a 12-yarder, also coincided with a major negative – a fumble. However, the run was good as Helu pressed the hole well and got the linebackers to overflow to their right. A big cutback lane opened and Helu took advantage. Lucky for him, he recovered his own fumble. On the next play, you saw the dangerous Helu: his footwork was sharp as he was forced to cut a yard or two deep in the backfield because of pressure. Then he made a quick jump cut outside; all tight end Niles Paul had to do was obstruct his man and he did. Helu bounced wide for 17 yards. There's a big difference between Helu and Morris, but both can be dangerous when used properly. If Helu gets 10 touches a game he will provide some big plays. If you put him on the field in passing situations with tight end Fred Davis and receiver Pierre Garcon and use play action… one of them will get wide open. Get a one-on-one matchup with a linebacker, as Helu did, and it can result in a wheel route and long completion. I'm not about to say this will be the most explosive offense ever, but a healthy Helu certainly provides more options and added firepower.
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August, 24, 2013
By Phil Sheridan | ESPN.com
The Philadelphia Eagles returned to the site of their Super Bowl XXXIX loss for a preseason game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. It was the ghosts of 2012, not 2004, that haunted their starters in a come-from-behind 31-24 win. Some thoughts:
" The third preseason game had some of the flavor of a regular-season game. The Eagles had better hope that flavor was pure vanilla.
It would take some of the sting out of the Eagles' ragged offensive play if coach Chip Kelly was holding back most of the good stuff in his playbook. If not, there was some real reason for concern here.
For starters, Michael Vick looked very much like the guy who held the Eagles' starting-quarterback job the last two years rather than the guy who was competing for it in the first two preseason games. Vick threw two terrible passes off his back foot (well, he was almost on his back the second time) while under pressure. One was intercepted, the other was ruled a sack. That sack came late in the first half when the Eagles needed to take advantage of a long return by Damaris Johnson.
Vick completed 13 of 15 passes for 199 yards while competing with Nick Foles in the first two preseason games. After being named the starter, he completed 15 of 23 for 184 yards, one TD and one INT.
" There was little evidence of the go-go pace that Kelly demands from his offense. The Eagles did not huddle, but there were long delays as plays were signaled in and the players sorted themselves out into the proper alignments. Vick has not really executed that fastbreak offense in this preseason. On the play before that late first-half sack, the ball was snapped with one second left on the play clock. Vick ran around, couldn't find a receiver and threw the ball away.
" Last year, running back Bryce Brown showed amazing quickness to the corner but came down with a bad case of the fumbles. In the third quarter, Brown sped around the right corner, then fumbled the ball through the end zone for a turnover. The fumble killed an opportunity for the Eagles to answer the Jaguars' long, second half-opening TD drive. Brown ran four yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
" That late TD came at the end of the Eagles' best sustained drive of the game to that point. Foles was at quarterback for that one. Foles also managed the uptempo, go-ahead scoring drive that began on the Eagles 1 and ended with a Chris Polk TD run.
Foles completed 10 of 11 passes for 112 yards. To be fair, the Jaguars backups were playing defense on both of those drives.
" For the first time, the offensive line was complete. Left tackle Jason Peters took the field for the first time since the end of the 2011 season. For the first time, however, the line looked confused and unable to figure out its assignments. Early on, especially, Vick seldom had a clean pocket and resorted to running for his life. That has been a bad combination over the past few years, with Vick turning the ball over or getting hurt with great frequency.
" The Eagles defense had some great moments. Connor Barwin batted a pass in the air and caught it as he landed on his back. That gave the offense great field position, which Vick took advantage of for the first team's only touchdown. Barwin, Trent Cole, Cedric Thornton, Vinny Curry and Mychal Kendricks all disrupted the Jaguars offense at different times.
" The Eagles defense had some very 2012 moments. Chad Henne carved the Birds up on Jacksonville's first possession. It ended with a blown coverage: Henne found Justin Blackmon all alone between safety Patrick Chung and cornerback Bradley Fletcher. It looked like many of the league-high 33 passing TDs allowed by the Eagles last season.
" Jordan Todman's 63-yard touchdown run was another bad flashback to 2012. Todman ran off left tackle, then cut to his right. Both Eagles safeties, Patrick Chung and rookie Earl Wolff, took terrible angles and were unable to slow him down, let alone hit him. Todman got outside to the right and was gone.
Wolff replaced the mediocre Nate Allen in the first half but did little to stand out in a positive way. Kenny Phillips, the free agent brought in to challenge Allen for the starting job, said he expected to play after dealing with a sore quadriceps. Phillips did not play. Considering Chung's performance on the Blackmon and Todman TDs, there is real concern about both safety spots.
" Return man Damaris Johnson had an eventful night. He fumbled the ball away on a punt return, then got stopped inside his own 10 on a kickoff return. Later, he broke two long returns, 61 yards on a kickoff and 37 on a punt. The Eagles would love the undersized wideout to provide big-play potential on returns so they can avoid putting DeSean Jackson at risk.


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Ramblin' Around Student Dinner Crawl: Loyola Students Dined-the-Red Line!
In February of last year, Loyola's Office of Community Relations launched the Student Business Engagement Project to both understand and improve student awareness of restaurants and other businesses in the proximity of Loyola's campus.
The goal of the project was to incentivize student patronage of local establishments, and increase their interest in the local cultural scene of both the Rogers Park and Edgewater neighborhoods.
From the market research gathered as part of this project, including anecdotal feedback from both students and local business owners, the office of Community Relations learned that both parties supported the idea of a student dinner crawl, an event in which students would visit local restaurant and sample a food item at each establishment.
As in previous years, Community Relations partnered with the Rogers Park Business Alliance and the Edgewater Chamber of Commerce to plan an event that would serve the needs and interests of both students and the local business community.
On September 10th, nearly 300 students participated in the first Ramblin' Around Student Dinner Crawl. This event drew a range of participants, from freshmen to graduate level students, and provided a unique and social way to showcase the local business community to the Loyola student body. To partake in the crawl, Loyola students took the red-line train or walked to 22 local restaurants in Rogers Park and Edgewater. Restaurants donated generous samples of delicious food and beverages from all over the world, including cuisines from Ethiopian, India, Italy, Thailand, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
This year's student dinner crawl also served as the perfect complement to the Ramblin' Around Student Guide, a directory of local businesses that is distributed annually to over 3,000 incoming freshmen. The crawl promoted use of this guide and encouraged students to patron the establishments listed in our directory.
Proceeds from ticket sales for the Ramblin' Around Student Dinner Crawl will be donated to the Rogers Park Business Alliance and the Edgewater Chamber of Commerce. In the coming months, our Office of Community Relations will be working to further increase the online and social media presence of the Ramblin' Around brand, as we are in process of creating a Ramblin' Around Blog, on which we will provide advertising opportunities for local businesses and also publish "feature stories" on select businesses in Edgewater and Rogers Park.
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Simple and easy to use, with Smart ShopList you can create multiple shopping lists, with many products.
Throughout your purchases and the register of prices Smartshop List will enable you to know in the future the estimated cost of your shopping list, if you are buying a product above or below of the medium price and in the end of shopping you will know how much you will pay.
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Shopping App provides a list of the major stores and online shopping sites (by category) and lets you see offers for whatever it is you want to buy. Each store offer is displayed in its own tabbed window. Easily switch between windows to compare prices, shipping and more.
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★ Highly flexible interface & design to cater to basic as well as power users. Easily make it your own.
★ Share, sync and email lists easily with friends and family instantly for coordinated shopping.†
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✔ Sort your lists by distance from the retailer to quickly plan your shopping even before stepping out.†
✔ Inventory/Pantry Manager. Keep track of what stock you already have at home and setup expiry alerts.
✔ Adding items to shopping lists is now simpler than ever. The new quick search not only allows you to speak or type an item and select from a bunch of matches but also to quickly edit the item without ever leaving the search box.
✔ Brand new checkout system that offers you an experience similar to how you would checkout from your retailer/store. Items, prices, discount, tax and total price are all pre-calculated and shown clearly. You can also attach a photo/barcode of a real receipt to look it up later.†
✔ New History view stores all your previous shopping history sorted by shopping date along with your receipt and barcode.
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✔ All new way to store your Store Loyalty cards, Retailer coupons & Gift cards. Receive alert notification before the cards expire.
✔ Brand new recipe view. Easily create and catalog all your recipes and their ingredients. Quickly know what ingredients you have in stock and also add to the assigned shopping list with one click. †
✔ New quicker and more reliable sync mechanism. Easy one step sign-up and easy to remember email and password scheme. Sync is now fully automated but at the same time you have options to perform a forced push or pull.†
✔ Automatic and continuous backup to Cloud. Your data is more secure than ever before.†
† Can get this feature by 1 click upgrade from within the app. No hassle of downloading another version from the play store. The free up just converts into a full version of the app.
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Last year the construction titans on the list had a combined wealth of $102bn. This year that figure has fallen to $73bn.
Construction was still the leading form of employment for Arab plutocrats in 2010. Fourteen billionaires on the list made their first fortune in the sector, down from 24 last year.
Unsurprisingly given the global spending downturn, retail was also hard hit. Last year the fortunes of retail magnates on the list totaled some $83bn. This year that figure was $69bn.
Banking and Finance was the best performing sector this year, led by HRH Prince Alwaleed, who for the seventh consecutive year was the richest Arab in the world with a personal fortune of $20.8bn, compared to $18bn last year. The sector contributed some $85bn to the list, compared with $72bn last year.
Saudi Arabia's insulation from the global financial crisis is emphasized by the list – 32 of the billionaires listed come from the Kingdom, compared to 28 last year. The UAE is home to only four of the magnates on the list - the Al Ghurair family, Abdullah Al Futtaim, Majid Al Futtaim and the Gargash family - compared to five last year.
Qatar, which is forecast to see GDP growth of more than 16 percent in 2011, had only one billionaire on the Rich List, Omar Hamad Almana.
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Save and quit. And retry. I had the same thing happen to me, it sucked to have to beat all those people again. But I just went to Start>Quit>Save & Quit. Then loaded it right back up. This time I ran past the enemies and made it to the door, then the Constructor came out and killed me, but it triggered the door to open. I then respawned and slowly made my way back killing enemies, but the door remained open.
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Over the years, 'Mini Pots of Care' activity has raised over £3.8million- that's a lot of daffodil pots and enough money to provide nursing care for terminally ill in their own homes. Thank you for your donations and for your support in our forthcoming Yellow Day. Below is a gallery of pictures showing our decorated pots.


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Primary Care Doctor, Family Practitioner
14 years of experience
Accepting new patients
14 years of experience
Accepting new patients
1441 Florida Ave
Modesto, CA 95350 Phone number & directions
Modesto, CA 95350 Phone number & directions
License & Identifications
A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Specialties & Research
Dr. Vikram Khanna, MD is board certified in Family Medicine.
Education & Awards
Dr. Khanna graduated from University of California at Davis.
Dr. Khanna has 5 hospital affiliations:
- Doctors Hospital of Manteca
- Memorial Medical Center Modesto
- English
- Hindi
- Spanish
- Panjabi
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- Additional Information
- Dr. Vikram Khanna MD is a male Family Practitioner, has 14 years of experience and practices in Family Medicine.
- Where does Dr. Vikram Khanna practice?
- Dr. Vikram Khanna has 3 office locations.
Dr. Vikram Khanna practices Family Medicine near Modesto, CA.
Additional practice locations include: Le Grand, CA and Dos Palos, CA.
See Modesto Primary Care Doctors.