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During her time as an undergraduate, Nina built a strong portfolio by spending two seasons as a multimedia student assistant where (with professional guidance) she executed video projects, directed and produced live broadcasts, interviewed student-athletes and coaches, and displayed a comprehensive knowledge of Final Cut Pro X and 7 and Adobe Premiere CS6.
In addition to working for UD Athletics as an undergraduate student, Nina also completed internships with the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL, and minor league baseball independent Camden Riversharks.
A Dean's List student at the University of Delaware, Nina was a member of Lambda Pi Eta (Communications honor society), Beta Sigma Circle of the Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, and the Student Television Network.
Dana Arschin is a full-time Emmy-nominated Reporter/Multimedia Journalist for News 12 The Bronx & Brooklyn. Dana graduated Cum Laude from the University of Delaware with a B.A. in Spanish Studies and Communication. She's fluent in Spanish and conversant in Portuguese. She also received a M.A. with distinction in Communication Arts, with a focus in Broadcast Journalism, from the New York Institute of Technology. While in college, Dana interned for WNBC New York where she set up stories at the assignment desk and shadowed reporters in the field. She also interned for the NBC 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Dana started her news career with LI News Tonight on Long Island, where the Press Club of Long Island named her a 2011 Media Awards Finalist for her reporting on the emergence of solar-powered technology. In February 2011, Dana joined News 12, where she began working in the fast-paced and exciting boroughs of Brooklyn and the Bronx. Dana earned her first Emmy nomination and was awarded first place at the 2012 New York Press Club Awards for her reporting on Leiby Keltzky. Dana also won first place the following year at the 2013 New York Press Club Awards for her fearless reporting from Zone A evacuation areas during Superstorm Sandy.
Tim is using his degree in Communication working as the Sports Director at KBBN and KCNI in Broken Bow, Nebraska, covering local sports as well as the Nebraska Cornhuskers. His first official sports broadcast on KBBN/KCNI was September 9, 2014.
Dr. Steuber earned a Ph.D. from Penn State in 2009, and a M.A. degree from the University of Delaware in 2005. She joined the Communication Studies faculty at the College of New Jersey as an Assistant Professor in the fall of 2014.
Bill worked in radio after graduating from UD and then founded a digital media firm in 1993, which he remains president of today. Allied Pixel is a cross disciplinary shop that combines video production, web development, and social media to create online digital solutions for its clients. In his spare time, Bill has directed and produced a couple of award-winning feature films. He lives in Chadds Ford, PA with his wife Rebecca and kids Graham and Grace.www.alliedpixel.comwww.twitter.com/haleyAPwww.linkedin.com/pub/bill-haley/1/5a6/7b6/
"I began my career in journalism working on the assignment desk at CBS/CW Philly, which began as an internship and transitioned into a career upon graduation in 2012. After over a year of invaluable experience working at CBS, I made the move to sunny South Carolina to join the WMBF news team as the weekday morning traffic reporter and live news reporter. I am a video journalist so I pitch, shoot, write and edit all my stories. You can find them at http://www.wmbfnews.com. If anyone would like to reach out to me, feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com."
"I had fantastic experiences at the University of Delaware. I played a major role in the Student Television Station as the President, Program Director, and Producer of our news program. Outside of the Student Television station I was able to gain knowledge through classes and three different internships. At the end of my career at the University of Delaware, I had the privileged of being chosen to produce an award winning documentary." Julie is currently working at WMAR-TV, a former internship, as a Research and Marketing Coordinator.
Scott is currently a Junior Editor for the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. He also works at ABC where he edits reality shows for the development department which are then pitched to a variety of networks such as HGTV, DIY, Discovery, A&E, and TLC.
Prior to ABC, Scott was a Junior Editor at MLB Network, where he won a Sports Emmy award for work on MLB Tonight, their daily live studio show.
Before MLB, Scott worked at Starworks Group, a marketing and branding agency, in their Branded Entertainment department. While at UD, he interned for a year at NBC10 in Philadelphia, and a year at Wired 96.5/92.5 WXTU.
"UD's Communication program helped build the foundation for my career in broadcast journalism. The support of amazing professors with industry experience, combined with skills gained from the Student Television Network, allowed me to get internships that led to job offers. The department supported me through a long-distance internship with CNN and supervised an independent study that provided deep insight into the inner workings of newsrooms."
Sarah is currently an Associate Producer and Guest Booker at FOX News Channel for Shepard Smith Reporting and the breaking news unit in New York City.
Sarah also gained editorial and production skills during her time with CNN's The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer in Washington, D.C.
Nancy Karibjanian is Vice President of Delaware First Media and has been with DFM, Delaware's statewide public media news service, since its founding in 2009. She is an Adjunct Professor of Communication at the University of Delaware, teaching Field Production for Television News, and Broadcast Programming.
Nancy has been the face of Delaware television news for more than two decades, best known as the anchor of WHYY's former nightly news program "Delaware Tonight." During her 24-year tenure in public broadcasting, she helped reshape local news to a mix of daily news and in-depth coverage of issues affecting The First State.
Her broadcasting career includes anchoring, reporting, producing, and news staff management. Before joining WHYY, Nancy worked as a freelance producer, radio journalist, and cable newscaster in New Jersey. She joined WHYY in 1985, reporting on the Delaware Legislature. Since then she has covered elections, presidential visits, and, most recently, the 2008 vice-presidential debate, as well as hosting numerous Delaware political debates, including the Delaware Debates 2010.
Nancy has interviewed members of the U.S. Congress, governors, corporate CEOs, and countless Delaware newsmakers; but, she also is known for her reporting on remarkable Delawareans outside the limelight.
Jillian graduated from UD in 2012 with a B.A. in Communication & a minor in Journalism. She is currently working for the WWOR TV show Chasing which airs Monday thru Friday on My9 (NYC) at 10PM and on Fox29 (Philly) at 12:30AM.
Jullian produces two segments for the show: the high-speed chase, and the search engine. She also serves as on-air talent, videographer, a member of the graphics department, and a Chaser coordinator.
Jillian's work on Chasing has allowed her to take a very "hands on" approach to all aspects of working in a newsroom.
In May 2013, Andrea graduated from the University of Delaware with a B.A. in Communication and Psychology. After graduation, she worked for a year as a traveling leadership consultant where she visited 15 different colleges and universities facilitating workshops and presentations for undergraduate students in fraternities and sororities.
Andrea is currently pursuing a M.Ed. in College Student Affairs at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, while working in the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Affairs, and the University Career Services Center. Upon completion of her M.Ed., Andrea would like to work full-time in academia where she can continue to mentor undergraduate students.
Andrea's advice to current students: "The Department of Communication at UD gave me real life skills. Enjoy every minute of class and take time to get to know the professors. Try your best not to stress too much about the future; as long as you have a positive attitude and a strong work ethic, it will all work out!"
Dante is a Public Relations Account Executive with ab+c Creative Intelligence. He primarily works on behavior change campaigns, social media, and public relations measurement. He received his M.A. in Communication in 2012 from UD, where he taught public speaking.
Dante's advice to students: "A lot of people in professional positions in the field of communication are fearful of statistics and real research. UD arms you with communication research knowledge to distinguish yourself from other people in your field. Figure out how to apply those skills to your dream job."
"A UD Communication degree allows you to stand out — out-research, out-write, out-speak."
Rebecca began as a Resident Assistant during her sophomore and junior years at UD, then Undergraduate Hall Director her senior year. After earning a B.A. in Communication in 2006, she went on to receive her M.A. in Communication at UD and worked as a Graduate Hall Director. From 2008-2013, Rebecca worked as a Complex Coordinator for UD Residence Life. She oversaw a residential complex that housed approximately 1000 upper-division students and supervised a staff of 28-30 Resident Assistants and two Master's level professionals. In July 2013, Rebecca and her family moved to Indiana, where she accepted a position as an Academic Advisor in the Honors College at Purdue University. Rebecca serves as a supplemental advisor to 500+ first-year Honors students.
Rebecca's advice to current students: "Not a day goes by that I don't utilize my interpersonal communication skills, knowledge, and when applicable, communication theory. A Comm degree is one with life-long utility and purpose regardless of the field that you enter. I am a proud COMM graduate, and you should be as well!"
After graduation in 2009, Gina obtained a M.A. in Social Work from University of Pennsylvania. Currently, she is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, working for a non-profit mental health agency in Dutchess County, NY. Gina's job entails supervising a program that provides daily group therapy, and weekly individual and family therapy, to adolescents who are at-risk for psychiatric inpatient hospitalization. She also serves part-time as a mental health professional for an Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) team. EAP and EAL use equine (horse) therapy to address mental health and human development.
Gina's advice to current COMM students: "Appreciate both the MASS and IP classes offered by the department. All of the professors in Communication are amazing and they have been more helpful in shaping my career path than I ever would have imagined. The IP classes helped me grow as an individual and as a professional - my experience at UD was completely invaluable. Be engaged. Meet with your professors after class, ask questions, do the readings. Seriously, do the readings! You have so many resources at your fingertips while in school - don't take them for granted."
After graduating with a Master's in Communication from U.D. in 2010, Dr. Owlett attended Purdue University to obtain her Ph.D. While at Purdue, Dr. Owlett had the opportunity to conduct research with the Military Family Research Institute (MFRI). Her dissertation is titled "Explaining Associations Between Relational Turbulence, Communal Coping, Stressors, and Relational Satisfaction During Military Reunions: At-Home Partners' Perspectives." Dr. Owlett joined the Department of Communication faculty at William Paterson University in August (2014) as an Assistant Professor.
Advice: "The UD M.A. in Communication offered a wonderful foundation for my continued graduate education and future career. I still appreciate the one-on-one mentoring provided by my M.A. advisor. This program taught me how to become an affective instructor. I would encourage anyone who is looking for a theory-based M.A. program to apply. I feel fortunate to be an alumna of this program."
Elizabeth "Beth" Shaheen-Dumke graduated cum laude from the University of Delaware in 2005 and as salutatorian of her East Asian Studies major. Beth double majored in Communication and Japanese, is conversant in the Japanese language, and in Mandarin Chinese. While at UD, Beth was president of the University of Delaware's Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), and vice president of Lambda Pi Eta Honors Society, Delaware chapter. She was the recipient of the Hal Kierce award at the Department of Communication's 2005 graduation ceremony, an award given to an outstanding senior communication major who has exhibited a commitment to professional excellence in public relations.
Beth is currently Director of International Communication for one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, AstraZeneca, based in the company's international headquarters in London. She oversees AstraZeneca's business messaging and positioning from London and from Shanghai, China, working closely with the US-based executive leadership team. Her responsibilities include preparation for quarterly earnings announcements, managing financial media inquiries, the creation of corporate collateral materials, and executive speechwriting for AZ's executives.
Previously, Beth was based in Hong Kong, China, and in Osaka, Japan, using her UD communication and language skills, as well as her knowledge of East Asian culture and politics. Prior to her role in corporate communications, she supported product public relations for a number of therapeutic areas including cardiovascular, hospital, pain, neuroscience and respiratory for AstraZeneca. Her projects included regional and national media outreach for a traveling heart failure simulator to over 50 US cities, the development of crisis communications strategies, nationwide event planning, and media relations for peer-reviewed clinical data.
Before joining AstraZeneca, Beth worked in public relations for the Japanese Prefecture (government) of Miyagi in Sendai, in its International Affairs Division, where she supported the government's domestic and international PR initiatives through web-based and broadcast mediums. In that role, she created the first web page about the Miyagi government for international students.
Beth has been recognized with major awards from PRWeek Magazine, and from Yahoo! for her public relations marketing and employee communication programs. She is a member of several service and professional organizations including the globally respected Asia Society, the regionally important American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, the American Chamber of Commerce in Osaka, and the China British Business Council.
Beth remains warmly connected to UD. She graciously returned to speak in a communication class in 2008 to inspire students interested in the relationship of journalism to public relations. Recently, she responded immediately and favorably to an invitation from current UD students to return to campus to speak.


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Application Cycles: 7/8/2011
Demographics: Male, 28, Arabic
Home State: California
Last Activity Date: 5/15/2013
SDN Handle: premed67783
Undergraduate College: UC Davis
Undergraduate Area of Study: Engineering/Technology
Institution: Tufts University
Area of Study: Biological/Life Sciences
Degree Obtained: MS
Overall GPA: 3.38
Science GPA: 3.58
Brief Profile:
-Biomedical Engineering Major
~100 hours as an emergency department volunteer
~50 hours as an Orthotics department volunteer
~50 hours volunteering at a local primary care clinic
~40 hours of clinical shadowing
-Spent one month doing an global health volunteer program in Ecuador
-Spent 2 years as the financial coordinator (ie treasurer) for my undergraduate student cultural organization
~1.5 years as an undergraduate assistant in a biomedical engineering lab. Made a presentation at an undergraduate research conference.
-Completed a capstone biomedical engineering design project for my major. We designed, fabricated, and tested an implantable medical device and presented our results to the clinical translational sciences center.
-participated in a university honors program, member of tau beta pi (engineering honors society), and EMT certified.
My undergraduate grades weren't that great (i blame the rigorous engineering curriculum in addition to premed), but b/c of my solid mcat scores, I opted to do a special master's program. I got a 3.7 in the master's program, and I am now doing lab research for my thesis.
I applied really broadly, including a bunch of top tier schools as well as low tier schools, and lots in the middle. We'll see how this goes...
AMCAS submitted: 7/8/2011
Applied, Rejected
Applied, Withdrew
Application Complete, Rejected
- Submitted: 7/8/2011
- Secondary Completed: 9/22/2011
- Interview Invite: No
- Interview Attended: No
- Waitlisted: No
- Accepted: No
- Rejected: 2/21/2012
waitlisted for interview
Attended Interview, Withdrew
Attended Interview, Waitlisted, Withdrew
Accepted off Waitlist
Summary of Application Experience
AMCAS Submitted: 7/8/11
AMCAS Verified: 8/8/11
It was an extremely painful process, but im very pleased with how things worked out. In the end my only acceptance was at one of my first choice programs: one that I didnt think I stood a chance at, and one of the last schools I expected to take me.
wow, it has been quite an emotional roller coaster ride! CASE MED CLASS OF 2016 WOOOO!

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The Palms Grill Café
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. The Palm's Grill Café has been baking pies and feeding hungry travelers and residents for decades. Their pies are so delicious they've even won a few state pie competitions. Saddle up to the counter or take a seat at a table; either way, the pie and coffee with the community atmosphere is enough to make any first-timer feel like a regular. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
Walnut Street Winery
The Walnut Street Winery plus Saunas is unlike many other wineries. We make fine wines in small batches using the best raw materials available from some of the best vineyards all over the world. Our wine garden features a bocce ball court that is 60 feet long and 13 feet wide. You can enjoy your wine out in the open air, along with a delicious Isabell's Pizza or some of the great Wisconsin cheeses that we have available. The wine garden is a unique setting for hosting wedding receptions, class reunions, office parties, Christmas parties and other group events.
Beach House Restaurant
The Beach House Restaurant offers wonderful American cuisine in an elegant setting. Dine inside or outside and take in an amazing view of Lake Decatur. Fresh seafood flown in daily from Florida makes this one of Decatur's treasures.
The Pour House
Nightlife bar with welcoming atmosphere for all and good quality food for lunch and dinner - try us!
Sports Zone Bar/ Decatur Conference Center & Hotel
The Sports Zone Bar and Grill is ideal for cocktails and dinner in a cheerful and relaxing atmosphere, whether it's to watch the big game, or just to hang out with friends. Click here to find out what's happening at the sports zone this month. Wednesdays are comedy night, $5 cover.
Del's Popcorn Shop -- Decatur
"The Popcorn Shop" was opened in 1934 by John Baldwin. In 1945, Mr. Baldwin leased his business to Del and Emily Barnett. A year later the Barnett's purchased The Popcorn Shop and changed the name to "Del's Popcorn Shop". Lou Ann Jacobs purchased the Decatur business in 1978 and has added her own flare and expertise to the business taking it way beyond what anyone could have imagined. Del's always has a large variety of tempting treats, most of which can be found and ordered right here online. A package from Del's Popcorn Shop is always sure to put a smile on every face.
The Blue Dog Inn
This restaurant is a nice place to enjoy the company of friends and family. Enjoy wonderful food with a drink of your choice, started off with an appetizer and ended with a delicious dessert.
Lincoln Park District
The Lincoln Park District has been providing Central Illinois with quality programs and activities since 1961. The park District offers an Olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, golf driving range, sports complex with a weight room, basketball courts, volleyball courts, an area for walking, and vending machines for food and drink.
Paco's Sol Bistro
Mouth watering entrees hand-made from scratch bursting with flavor. Relaxed casual atmosphere complete with bar. Choose from American, Asian fusion, barbeque, burgers, Mexican, pizza, sandwiches, seafood, Southern and Tex-Mex selections!
Logan Lanes
Bowling alley, pool tables, and video games. Open grill for food and drinks. Bar- for adults 21 and over.
Don Panchito
A locally operated Mexican restaurant, they offer great lunch specials and an expansive menu. Also well known for home made Margaritas and imported beers.
Unique ambiance and cuisine will provide you with an unforgettable Chinese and Hawaiian dining experience. Great food, wonderful service & family-friendly.
First Wok
Enjoy this one of a kind Chinese restaurant, with exceptional service, a clean atmosphere, with a wide selection of food to choose from. Meals are served with hot tea, soft drinks, or water. Dine in or carryout.
The Country Aire
Newly remodeled restaurant. Big servings, good service, and a special knack for cooking delicious meals.
Talk of the Town
Talk of the Town is a little slice of heaven in Elkhart. If you are looking for a place that gives you great home-cooked meals at a reasonable price you have found the place you want to eat. Talk of the Town employees will welcome you in and you will feel like you have been a part of the town forever.
Vintage Fare
This luncheonette has different daily specials, fresh made sandwiches and salads, along with fresh made rolls. A variety of side salads made daily for everyones enjoyment, come in and see us.
Bourbon Barrel Bar & Grill
Friendly neighborhood bar offering a full menu from appetizers to steaks and daily lunch specials.
Chestnut Family Restaurant
A quaint family oriented restaurant located in downtown Chestnut, Illinois. They specialize in home cooked meals at great prices. They make your family feel like their family.
Whit's End
Good food all week long w/karaoke on Thursdays. Come in and join us for a good time.
Guzzardo's Italian Villa
Enjoy this upper class Italian Restaurant in downtown Lincoln, serving wine with food. Not handicapped accessible.
Mama's Arcade
A quaint local restuarant serving traditional down-home cooked meals. They also serve some of the best homemade breakfasts in town.


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Café Racer Benefit This Thursday with Jim Woodring and Ellen Forney! | |
Written by janice headley | Filed under Jim Woodring, good deeds, events, Ellen Forney | 12 Dec 2012 9:30 AM |
It's been even more extra-heartbreaking to write this FLOG post in the wake of yesterday's tragedy at the Clackamas Town Center mall near Portland, Oregon. Earlier this year, Seattle had its own tragic shooting at beloved local hang-out Café Racer.
This Thursday, December 13th, Café Racer and Brown Paper Tickets are hosting a very special benefit for the victims' families and the lone survivor of the shootings that took place on May 30, 2012, claiming five victims and impacting everyone involved in the Seattle artistic community.
Brown Paper Tickets will be debuting their Artist Ticket Program, where a limited edition of event tickets are imprinted with original artwork for an extra fee, with proceeds donated to charity. For this inaugural event, Brown Paper Tickets chose our own Ellen Forney and Jim Woodring, two artists who were very much a part of Café Racer community. Ellen and Jim will perform readings, and will also be available to personally sign your Artist Ticket.
The evening will also feature musicians and performance artists who had a direct connection to those that were lost as a result of this tragedy, including The Bad Things, Baby Gramps, Lonesome Shack, and performance artist Queen Shmooquan. The MC for the evening will be Seattle's effervescent hostess Sylvia O'Stayformore.
Doors are at 6:00 PM, with the event kicking off at 7:00 PM. Cover is "pay-what-you-can" and advanced tickets are highly recommended as space is limited. There will be some tickets available at the door the day of the event but are first-come, first-served. Café Racer is located at 5828 Roosevelt Way NE.
If you can't make the event but want to donate to the Victims of the Café Racer Shooting Memorial Fund, click here to visit the donation page.


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Entered service at: Hamilton County, Ohio.
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Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."
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Sunday, October 20, 2013
Stratford defensive coordinator Joe Marion didn't have to remind his veteran group too much about the Knights' recent history against Wando.
They had already lived through it and took on the attitude that Friday night was going to be different after a dialed-in week of practice.
"They knew we gave up a lot of points last year and got upset the year before," Marion said. "Our defense prepared hard all week long. They went into the game ready to play."
And the final result was a 35-7 homecoming victory that snapped a two-game losing skid against the Warriors. Marion's defense stymied Wando all night, especially in the first half when the Knights built a 21-0 lead, virtually assuring there would be no repeat of last fall's 42-7 lashing in Mount Pleasant.
Stratford moved to 8-0 and limited the Warriors to 29 yards of total offense in the opening two quarters a week after Wando running back Kenny Waring topped the 200-yard mark and scored five touchdowns in a 38-32 win over West Ashley, Stratford's next opponent.
"If you stop the run in high school football, you'll win the game," Marion said. "I still believe that and that's the way we play."
Waring had just 24 yards rushing and two catches for 87 yards, 64 of which came on an essentially meaningless play in the second half against the backups with Stratford up 35-7.
"I'm hoping we're beginning to play defensively like we anticipated when the season began," Stratford coach Ray Stackley said. "In our league, you've got to play good defense. We've got seven starters back. We did a good job against the run and pass the whole game."
Waring plunged in from the 1 on the second play of the final quarter to help Wando avoid the shutout. But the damage was already done, with Stratford leading 28-0 before the score.
Wando got close to scoring again in the last quarter but Knights safety Taylor Morrison picked off a pass in the end zone with just over three minutes left to preserve the final margin of victory.
Running back Jameak Jones rushed for 75 yards and scored twice to help the Knights out to that sizable advantage. He showed his shiftiness on a couple of carries, scoring on runs of 18 and 19 yards.
"He's a young man we're getting into the mix a little bit more," Stratford offensive coordinator Dennie McDaniel said. "He had a great week of practice and we felt like he could ignite us."
On both of his touchdown runs, Jones shook free from defenders and bounced it outside after getting into the second level.
"We've seen that in practice," McDaniel said.
Stratford's all-American quarterback Jacob Park was 17 of 24 for 202 yards and a 13-yard touchdown pass to Tyree Scroggins before giving way to backup Jamison Mobbs.
Mobbs capped the scoring with a 21-yard touchdown strike to Thad Thompson in the fourth quarter and the Knights sailed past the 400-yard mark in total offense.
Jordan Johnson chipped in 80 yards and scored the Knights' third touchdown of the game on a 3-yard run, making it 21-0 in the second quarter.
Stratford travels to West Ashley for an encounter with the much-improved Wildcats, who smoked Conway 49-14 on Friday.
They are 5-3 under Bobby Marion, a former offensive coordinator at Stratford and brother of current Knights defensive coordinator.
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Georgia designated freshman walk-on Dusan Langura will miss at least a portion of the 2013-14 season because he was injured when a bomb went off, Bulldogs coach Mark Fox told 247Sports.
Fox said Langura tore his ACL as a result of a bomb explosion during Langura's military duty in his native Switzerland.
"It really is a unique story," Fox told The Telegraph. "He was injured in the explosion, and one of the injuries was a torn ACL. We had committed to have him come. He can really shoot the ball. He was gonna be on our team. He had to serve his military commitment, and this happened during it. "
"We're still gonna honor our commitment to him, and once he gets healthy he'll be out there with us," Fox said. "But he probably won't be cleared to practice until January or February."
Langura played last season at Furtah Prep, a GISA school in Acworth.
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Phoronix: Gallium3D Anti-Aliasing (MSAA) Is Going In
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Can this be set per-application? I assume yes, right?
Because plain-old desktop 3D effects would, I think, be extremely glad to have this. Not very demanding at all, and aliasing tends to be very noticeable.
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while IMO this benchmark only shows that Gallium3D R300g is slower than classic Mesa driver. Maybe it's already faster now but this benchmark doesn't show it and I haven't found any benchmark at Phoronix that shows Gallium3D R300g would be faster.the Gallium3D drivers are faster than classic Mesa drivers (namely the ATI Radeon R300g driver)
Could you do a benchmark on recent R300g release?
@xeros: I just did a quick test of r300g and r300c, both built from current git master. Somehow they wont upload to pts-global, so just have a screenshot instead: http://simplest-image-hosting.net/i0...foto24-png.png
@Zhick, thanks for this benchmark!
That's what I wanted to see :-)
And btw. what card do you have? And what bugs do you see yet on R300g? Is it on Ubuntu with xorg-edgers or something? This screenshot looks promising as Nexuiz is what I use for driver/Mesa mostly (other is desktop effects on KDE and XV video acceleration) - now I use Nexuiz very rarely because of it's not too good performance on my RV350.
My card is a X1900XT, pretty much the fastest card that r300g works on, so your results might be slower.
For testing bleeding edge-versions of mesa I've simply got a local copy of the mesa-source, which I compile myself. For testing I simply pretend LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH=~/src/mesa/lib/gallium to anything I want to test. I find this the most comfortable way for testing bleeding-edge mesa, as it allows me to keep a stable mesa for everything else (desktop-effects etc.). My distribution is gentoo btw, but that shouldn't matter in that case.
Hurrah! The cube might actual look soon as it is intended. The edges will cease to look like as in the original UT.
Thanks for the results, it's interesting. Although a bit disappointing since that 45 fps is not much.
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COL109413 is a Phase IV retrospective database study involving the review of medical records of approximately 850 HIV-infected patients treated at a single center (Peabody Health Clinic, Dallas, Texas) and followed for up to a 4-year period (2003-2006). Patients whose GFR decreased >25% from baseline (BL) will be identified and their disease and treatment characteristics will be compared to those of patients whose GFR did not change. GFR will be calculated by both the MDRD and the Cockcroft-Gault methods.
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Pain vs. Kakashi | |||
(ペインvsカカシ, Pein tai Kakashi) | |||
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Previous | Power to Believe | ||
Episode | Naruto: Shippūden #159 (Watch Online) | ||
Next | Mystery of Pain | ||
Arc | Invasion of Pain Arc | ||
Manga | Chapter #420, Chapter #421, Chapter #422, Chapter #423, Chapter #424, Chapter #425, Chapter #427 | ||
Airing | |||
Japanese | May 6, 2010 | ||
Debut | |||
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Pain vs. Kakashi (ペインvsカカシ, Pein tai Kakashi) is episode 159 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
Kakashi engages Deva Path but the Deva Path is soon joined by Asura Path. The Deva draws Kakashi in with it's special jutsu with the Asura having a giant blade ready to impale him, soon enough he impales him but it is revealed it was a lightning clone. Chōza and Chōji along with reinforcements arrive but they are soon overpowered, and everybody except Kakashi, Chōza, and Chōji are wiped out by Deva, using Shinra Tensei, which serves as an invisible, but very powerful repel attack using Deva as an epicenter. Kakashi tries to trap the Deva Path and finish him off but is blocked by the wounded Asura Path. Again they are overpowered and Kakashi is trapped, seemingly killed by Pain, Chōji tries to escape but a lone missile is locked on to him. Kakashi uses Kamui to get rid of it to save Chōji, with Kakashi's chakra depleted the technique drained his very life force. Passing out and dying he reflects on how he could not protect those close to him, along the way he meets with his father Sakumo Hatake who asks him about his life. Katsuyu linked to Tsunade reveals to her that Kakashi has died. Tsunade stands up and punches one wall in the Hokage mansion and receives Chōji's message about Pain.


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The solution is clear.
Cut spending in the education sector, increase investments in the military segment.
well America your social problems grow and grow maybe the American people should learn from the Germans?
in Germany there is a more Advance welfare system than only "food stamps"
think about it (german economy+german welfare) VS (US economy+US welfare)
there is a direct relationship!!!
the US economy can never compete with the german economy with that kind of stupid "Welfare" system.
because the german welfare system is a system of "economy improvement"
also the German "health insurance funds" are there to improve the economy performance.
in the last 70 years the US economy was never better because they don't have "welfare and health insurance funds"
the US point of view about welfare is definitely scientifically refutable
The solution is clear.
Cut spending in the education sector, increase investments in the military segment.
America, FUCK YEAH!
With a GDP smaller then the USA and a economy tied with maybe california, I really don't think I want to here about the superiority of the German economy. even though I think they do allot o fairly smart stuff.
The GDP is not the right number to answer this correctly.
The right way is the "export" number per human-head
America: $ 1.434.000.000.000/311.484.627=4 603,7
Germany:$ 1.215.000.000.000/84.000.000=14 464,2
Lead factor:14 464,2/4 603,7=3,14
This means a german is 3.14 times more usefull to the world than an US american citizen.
Now watch the unemployment rate:
Germany:6,7 %
America: 10,2 %
This means the US people do have 3,5% more useless people than Germany.
The unemployment rate prove that the USA don't know what to do with there Human Resources.
And the export lead factor prove that the USA is not the world championship in usefullness!
This all prove the German way is the most advanced way to be "usefull" also the management of the human resources is the most advanced in the world.
Your statements are very out of any focus.
The export surplus of America is: $ -768.000.000.000 .
This means in reality they export nothing they do nothing useful to the world.
The export surplus of Germany is: € +153.300.000.000 .
This means in reality they export and they are useful to the world.
Now check your 10 year argument in 10 years america is?
The export surplus of America in 10 years is $ -768.000.000.000.000
Do i really need to calculate the export surplus of Germany in 10 years to you?
You call it consumers i call it useless (to the world)!
The American people never dit any usefull to the world they only consume all they can get without any payback and they pay always with worthless dollar paper money and if someone do not want there worthless dollar like the Iraq then they start a war to make sure they accept dollar again.
Saddam Hussein know this very well because he try to sell in euro instead of dollar.
With an export surplus of $ -768.000.000.000 every year and a worthless paper money currency forced by weapons to the world you really make sure you are loved all over the world.
America screw yourself!
Yes, yes, the Military-industrial complex...
Once oil starts to be traded in a currency other than USD, then the American economy will collapse.
Same can be said about Muammar Gaddafi, the only difference being, he wanted entire Africa to sell its oil in gold.
They had to be removed.
Sure but the USA don't care about the people they just don't give a fuck about humans outside the USA.
They turn "They had to be removed." into "They must accept the currency dollar.".
Sad but true. The same for the ***evil*** Saudi Arabia the USA is only fine with Saudi Arabia because they accept the dollar. Human rights ? They don't care.
The one who do have the power over the currency do have the power over the world!
haa haaa nice thread..very informative..
Ahh, the old, scary propaganda machine of Germany is running again. Are they trying to see how many people bite this time? It were quite a lot in 1939, iirc.
Whatever, the article claims the US would allow people to starve by giving out food stamps... How exactly does this work, Germany? You get food stamps, you go into a shop and then starve, because you were eating the stamps instead of the food? Is this what people do in Germany when they get food stamps? Frankly, I do not want to know what it is their doing over there in Germany if it leads to such stupid thinking.
Let us just acknowledge that the US does what is necessary, and only what is necessary, to keep their people from starving by giving out food stamps, and that their government does not spend any further money on what is not necessary. Most interestingly, this is also what the people with the food stamps say about themselves. It makes me wonder how bad a country can be when their people and their government think the same way. According to Germany this must be pretty bad.
Now if we want to compare economies between the US and Germany then let us also compare how much money Germany uses to fight against terror... Yeah, right, as little as possible! It is then easy to have a great economy when you dodge at every opportunity to secure world peace. But let's not judge Germany, shall we? If Germany's government gets too stupid again then we just do what we did the last time.


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