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Trick #5
Reframe the run.
Couch talk. You can't block out adversity–we know that now. But you can distract yourself mentally as well as physically. "Any athletic event or endeavor is highly emotional," says Yukelson. "It's all about how you handle tough situations, how you keep your perspective."
Here's how one mega-miler keeps hers: "The first 100-miler I ever tried, I didn't finish, because I tried to fit 100 miles in my head and couldn't," says Ann Trason, 45, who subsequently went on to win the women's division of the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run a whopping eight times. "It was just too much. So now, I never let myself think of the total distance. I really push it aside and play games with the miles instead.
"For instance, when I run Western States, I think of the distance as a lifetime," Trason continues. "During the first few miles, I pretend I'm an infant just learning how to walk. During the next stage, I imagine I'm an adolescent, running wild. When I hit the canyons, which are incredibly tough, at mile 45, I think, I'm having a midlife crisis. But that's okay, because I'm 45 and should be having a midlife crisis! And when I hit 90 miles, I think, why am I feeling so bad? It's because I'm 90! Even at that point, I don't think about the race being 100 miles. It's still too early. I only let the final distance enter my mind around mile 93, when I'm less than a decade away."
Road action. Build a mental construct surrounding your run to reframe the run–and the pain. For instance, divide your 12-miler into three 4-mile segments. During the first segment, design and build your dream home. During the second, move in and decorate it. And during the third? Landscape your estate. (This is your dream home, remember.) The engineer within should be so busy with the wiring, he won't even notice the whining without.
Another idea: Take it in segments. Explains mega-mega-marathoner Norm Frank (as we went to press, Frank had completed a mind-boggling 617 marathons), "Sometimes I get mentally drained around mile 20 or so in a marathon. And to get through, I break the race into segments. At 20, I think, I've only got 6 miles to go, and that's just 24 laps of a quarter-mile track. At 23, I think, I've only got 12 laps left. Anytime I'm tired, I tend to do that–take it in segments. Laps are a lot easier to swallow than miles–especially at the end."
Trick #6
Look inward.
Couch talk. Ready for a smidgen of Zen? Fasten your seat belt, this could get a little airy. The topic: detached awareness.
As Palmer describes it, "Detached awareness describes a state of utter inner calm. When you've achieved it, you're wholly relaxed about the circumstances around you [the weather, the course, your competition], but you're positively focused on your ability to perform."
So you're detached from your surroundings, but you're well aware of what your body's doing–much like the marathoning followers of Sri Chinmoy, an Indian spiritual leader who spreads his message of inner peace through meditation and extreme physical challenges–like marathon running.
"Some of Sri Chinmoy's students use meditation to keep them in the races we sponsor," explains Sahishnu Szczefiul, an ultrarunner and race director on the New York Sri Chinmoy Marathon team. "The idea is to learn to go within yourself, to keep your mind as calm and quiet as possible while you run–to use meditation to enhance your mental strength so your mind can then discipline your body."
Road action. Need a little help staying tuned in to the internal? Make up a mind picture. Followers of Sri Chinmoy might focus on a candle, flower or natural scene. But we prefer Olympic Marathon gold medalist Frank Shorter's strategy of imagining his legs as bike wheels. The result? A smooth, steady pace and championship-caliber form–and focus.
Trick #7
Live in the moment.
Couch talk. A positive attitude is, in self-help parlance, nurturing. Everyone knows that. However, few people realize that a positive attitude can also help you stay, as psychologists might say, "in the moment" when you're running. That is, completely focused on the task at hand, not indulging in worries about whether you'll beat Suzy or memories of flubbed runs from the past.
Example: "I saw something on a Bill Moyers special about a doctor who starts his session with cardiac rehab patients by pulling out a handful of raisins," says Palmer. "Each patient puts one in his mouth and concentrates on what the raisin tastes like and feels like as they're chewing it. These patients were being taught to live "in the moment"–to feel what they were doing instead of thinking of what they had to do after the appointment or how much they hate raisins."
If an athlete is "in the moment," she's highly focused on what she's doing, which is the most efficient way to accomplish anything. Instead of wasting energy worrying about whether she'll bonk at 11 miles as she did last time, she's "in the present," building confidence and correcting technique with affirmations and self-talk.
Road action. Let your body do what it does best. In other words, don't muck up your performance by worrying yourself silly. Instead, work on living "in the moment"–on the road and off.
Focus on how your body feels at the moment–not how it suffered three weeks ago when you got a side stitch at 7 miles and cut the run short. Really work on being present in the present.
Concentrate on your form. Example: Next time you head up the hill that always kills you at mile 12, turn your mind to your mechanics instead of the monster incline. Think hard about pumping your arms and lifting your knees–really concentrate–and drive any doubt and fears from your mind.
Of course, by working on living in the moment, you'll siphon off valuable mental energy that would otherwise have gone toward completing the run (or reframing your negative thoughts). But if you conscientiously practice being in the present, it'll soon become second nature, automatic. And you'll no longer expend any energy trying to be in the here and now, because you'll be there already.
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Reviewed by Anna Grace / May 02, 2013
Match and pop the same-colored balls
Bubble Pop and Bubble Break are two similar games from the same developer that are fun enough and quite enjoyable. The goal in both games is two select two or more adjacent bubbles of the same color and pop them together, trying to explode as many bubbles as possible in one tap in order to achieve a higher score.
The design is quite simple and the graphics are kind of laggy and work slowly, they need smoothness. It could be much more entertaining if the graphics were enhanced and extra items were added so as to complete the gameplay.
Wintrino mobile prime is the developer of these two games, which are not really original compared to other similar puzzles. They work well on the majority of devices but force close in a Samsung Galaxy Tab.
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✓ high score board
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Goal of bubble pop game is to clear as many bubbles as possible. When you pop 2 or more bubbles, the remaining bubbles collapse to fill in the gaps and new group of bubbles is formed. The idea is of bubble pop game is to remove as many bubbles as possible and achieve as many points as possible.
If you remove just a pair of two same bubbles the adding score is zero.
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● 5 bubbles score = 9,
● 6 bubbles score = 16,
● 7 bubbles score = 25,
● 8 bubbles score = 36,
● 9 bubbles score = 49,
● 10 bubbles score = 64,
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When Ben Foster took over as head coach of the men's golf team at Point Loma Nazarene University, Jack Nicklaus had six of his 18 major titles still to win. Tiger Woods hadn't been born. Metal woods didn't exist.
And the little Christian school atop the cliffs played regular matches, like a high school league, against San Diego State, USD, USIU and UCSD at courses such as Balboa, Cottonwood and even Torrey Pines.
"It wasn't so hard to get on in those days," Foster remembered with a chuckle.
So much in education and golf has changed in 38 years, but Foster has been a steady, nurturing and successful presence on the campus since he arrived in 1973 upon the university's move from Pasadena.
Now Foster is one tournament away from saying goodbye to coaching.
Fittingly, Foster's team is taking a bow in the season's biggest event. PLNU begins play today in the NAIA National Championship in Salem, Ore., the 22nd time in Foster's tenure that the Sea Lions will compete for the national title.
Though it has crowned four individual national champions, PLNU has never won the NAIA team title and would need an extraordinary performance this year to do so. But those who know the soft-spoken Foster — a gentleman in every sense of the word — would understand that that has never been his priority.
"I'm a professor at Point Loma Nazarene," Foster, 65, said. "I have not been in the business of sport. I've been in the business of education. I've just had the privilege of teaching through the medium of sport. That's pretty meaningful to me."
Foster's athletic and coaching accomplishments are nothing less than extraordinary. They're so good that he's a member of the NAIA Hall of Fame three times over.
In 1995, Foster was first inducted into the hall for his basketball athleticism (he's still PLNU's fifth all-time leading scorer) and coaching. Then he was honored with other members of the 1967-68 Pasadena College team that won the District 3 championship. Finally, he was inducted specifically as a golf coach in 2010.
Foster coached basketball and golf for 17 seasons, a double duty that was not unusual at that time. Jim Brovelli did the same thing at USD.
Foster has literally been a part of hundreds of players' lives through the years, 24 of them becoming All-Americans. Most of them did not go on to pro playing careers, but many got into other avenues in golf, as well as the business world.
Picking out favorites would be like choosing favored children, but certainly those who won national championships stand out. Greg Brown was the first in 1978, when PLNU wasn't even supposed to play in nationals, but did so when a team from Maine pulled out.
Joe Prince in 2006 was an amazing story because he won nationals at the age of 28. Then came the greatest Sea Lion ever — Hawaiian Sam Cyr, who captured back-to-back national championships (2008-09) and was a four-time All-American.


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Buddhist center celebrates one year in Westlake Village facility
Rebecca Gauthier remembers traveling through Europe as a student and being intrigued by literature and philosophy.
"A friend of mine got a job translating texts for a Buddhist monk," she said. "I started going and taking classes in Buddhism and reading books. It made a lot of sense to me. It answered a lot of questions."
Gauthier began what she calls a progression toward becoming a resident teacher, a practitioner of Buddhism and the leader of the Tushita Kadampa Buddhist Center on Hampshire Road in Westlake Village. The center celebrated its first anniversary in its new facility Saturday.
"We've been around for a total of four years," Gauthier said. "But as we grew continually, we needed to find more space."
Her husband, Len Foley, who performed magic tricks and led tours Saturday, said the center's email list has about 800 people.
"We get a couple of hundred people each time we do a class or a seminar," Gauthier said.
Practicing the Buddhist tradition of meditation and participating in the oral transmission of the Buddha Shakyamuni's instructions from about 2,500 years ago, Gauthier goes to England for nine weeks each summer and continues her training.
"I teach what he taught, and my opinion is not to be added in any way," Gauthier said. "Buddhism and meditation are philosophies, ways of life. We're not here to convert anyone. We have Christians, Jewish people and people from lots of different religious backgrounds who are seeking more inner peace."
The center focuses on the Buddha Shakyamuni's teachings as well as Gauthier's teacher and mentor, Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, a Buddhist monk from Tibet who moved to England and has since written more than 20 books on Buddhism.
"What people find in meditating is that they can do something about their states of mind," Gauthier said. "It doesn't require external conditions for peace of mind and for happiness. Meditation helps us understand that."
In the gompa, or sanctuary, site of the center's shrine, Pete Shaw was waiting for the next session.
"I've been coming here for about three months," he said. "Meditation and really Buddhism sort of fit thoughts that I've had my whole life. It's still really a matter of having faith and belief."
Sam Shippen was at the center for his first time Saturday and participated in his first meditation.
"Everybody here is so wonderful," he said. "I'd been looking to practice mediation, and this seemed like the right place. I like the teaching of the more positive aspects of the philosophy and the purging of negatives."
The center offers classes and meditation sessions.
"On Sunday mornings, we do prayers and meditations for world peace," said Michelle Clark, the center's administrative director. "What we're really doing is cultivating an environment that's comfortable for everyone in the community. It's a place where they can experience peace of mind and work on themselves from within."
Marie Oser has been a student at the center for two years.
"Since I've come, my life has changed dramatically," Oser said. "The classes teach you to control your mind so it doesn't control you, and when you meditate regularly, it really helps you calm down and gives you perspective."
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Pattern seen in alleged chemical arms use in Syria
It is not clear exactly how many people died in those attacks because of the scarcity of credible information. The Syrian government seals off areas it controls to journalists and outside observers, making details of the attacks sketchy. But reports from anti-Assad activists and the government provide a basic outline.
Opposition activists have posted videos and pictures online of alleged victims of the attacks foaming at the mouth or with blister burns - symptoms consistent with chemical weapons attacks, but also other munitions. The Syrian state news agency, after one attack it blamed on rebels, published photos of casualties, including children. None showed signs of physical injuries.
Both sides in the civil war, which has already killed more than 70,000 people, have tried to use the issue to sway international opinion.
Rebels have been clamoring for more robust international action against the Assad regime. At a recent gathering in Turkey of the rebellion's international supporters, the opposition political leadership demanded drone strikes on regime targets and the imposition of a no-fly zone, and it reiterated calls for transfers of heavier weapons to its fighters.
The regime has seized on the opposition's demands for outside support to bolster its argument that rebels may have used chemical weapons to frame the government and precipitate foreign intervention.
In December, after rebels captured a chlorine factory in Aleppo, the government warned the opposition could be planning a chemical attack to frame the regime. To back up its assertions, the state news agency pointed to internet videos that purported to show regime opponents experimenting with poisons on mice and rabbits.
In the video, a masked man mixes gases in a glass box containing two rabbits. About a minute later, the animals start to spasm and then collapse. A narrator then says, "This is what will happen to you, Assad supporters." The origin of the video was not known.
Alani dismissed the possibility of the rebels, including Islamic extremist groups among the most powerful opposition fighting factions, carrying out a chlorine attack.
He noted that al-Qaida militants used chlorine on at least two occasions in Iraq in the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, but abandoned the practice because "the impact of the chlorine was far less than conventional explosives."
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Mixed waste will not be accepted from citizens from October 1
Garbage segregation at source is mandatory and non-negotiable, and all citizens have to compulsorily segregate the waste they generate from Monday, said Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Commissioner Rajneesh Goel.
Speaking to presspersons here on Friday, he said pourakarmikas had been instructed not to accept mixed waste from citizens from October 1.
To din into the public the message, the BBMP has already taken up various activities and programmes, including announcements on FM channels and ad hoardings. Zonal commissioners had been directed to conduct ward-level meetings with the various residents' welfare associations.
No relaxation
Mr. Goel categorically stated there would be no relaxation for bulk generators, including marriage halls, apartments with more than 10 units and hotels and Credai (Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India) had assured the BBMP of its support.
He had met the former Credai president Sushil Mantri, who assured him of cooperation from the developers' body.
"We have given them copies of the High Court directive on garbage segregation and the public notices issued for both citizens and bulk generators."
The BBMP has organised a crash course on segregation for the various apartment welfare associations on Saturday at the IPP Centre at 6.30 p.m.
Only option
With the Mandur landfill not accepting any garbage from Monday, segregation of waste at source is the only option now. Commissioner Goel said that nearly 40 per cent of garbage (around 1,500 tonnes) come from bulk generators. Of the remaining 60 per cent, wet waste constitutes around 60 per cent (around 1,500 tonnes), dry waste around 30 per cent (around 800 tonnes), while inerts were 10 per cent (around 250 tonnes).
From October 1, the BBMP will be sending 1,000 tonnes of segregated wet waste to Chintamani, where a private company has agreed to process it.
The dry waste can be recycled, while the inerts will be dumped in quarry pits. Sites for the scientific disposal of the remaining wet waste would be finalised on Sunday, he added.
K.R. Market bins
Mr. Goel said that on a trial basis, the BBMP will have a three-bin system at K.R. Market from Saturday.
While one bin will be only for rotten vegetables and flowers, the second will be for wet waste. The third will be reserved for dry waste that can be recycled.
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Vendors at the market will be expected to discard the waste in the respective bins. The Deputy Commissioner (Markets) had been directed to train and educate them on the three-bin system. "If this system proves to be successful, we will emulate the model in the other markets in the city," Commissioner Goel said.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - In a hydra-headed Oscar race, "American Hustle," ''12 Years a Slave" and "Gravity" all have legitimate claims to favorite status. And that's a good thing.
1. Best Picture: "American Hustle," ''Captain Phillips," ''Dallas Buyers Club," ''Gravity," ''Her," ''Nebraska," ''Philomena," ''12 Years a Slave," ''The Wolf of Wall Street."
FIRST-TIMERS: It's never too late for an Academy Award nomination. Just ask June Squibb, who is a first-time Oscar nominee for her supporting role in "Nebraska" at 84 years old. Other first-time acting nominees joining her this year are Chiwetel Ejiofor, Matthew McConaughey, Barkhad Abdi, Michael Fassbender, Jared Leto, Sally Hawkins and Lupita Nyong'o.
NEW YORK (AP) - Hollywood's award season, never known for civility, is roiling from a heckling incident between "12 Years a Slave" director Steve McQueen and film critic Armond White.
NEW YORK (AP) - As it returns for its much-awaited fourth season, "Downton Abbey" remains a saga about elegance, tradition and gentility - and the pressures of preserving them.
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STOCKTON - The Peabody Trio returns to Stockton on Sunday, Feb. 9
STOCKTON - Junior League of San Joaquin County's enormous "Twice is Nice" Rummage Sale is scheduled for Saturday, March 1, at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds at 1658 S Airport Way.
*WHAT: Manteca Kindred Arts presents Golden Bough in concert
WHAT: Nashville recording artist Katie Byrd will play songs from self-titled album in full-band show.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Manteca and Lathrop is holding its annual Crab Feed Saturday, Jan. 18, from 5:30 p.m. to midnight.
Manteca Quilter's 35th Annual Quilt and Soft Doll Show featuring Cathie Hoover and Elinor Peace Bailey is set for March 1-2 at the MRPS Hall.
MODESTO - The Modesto Symphony Orchestra (MSO) will celebrate the joy of the holiday season at the Holiday Candlelight Concert on Tuesday, Dec. 17, at 8 p.m. at the St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, 1416 Maze Blvd., in Modesto.
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MODESTO - The Modesto Junior College Theater Department presents the New Play Festival featuring "world premieres" of original one act plays written and directed by MJC theater students.
Colony Oak Elementary School's 7th grade is having a garden sale. All of the plants are grown at the school and taken care of by kids. The sale will be held in the school parking lot today, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
SONORA - Fast-moving comedy comes to the East Sonora stage May 29 through June 28 in Sierra Repertory Theatre's "Unnecessary Farce."
NEW YORK (AP) - You don't think of David Letterman as a stop-and-smell-the-flowers type, but here he is, at a major turning point yet savoring his chocolate milkshake.
STOCKTON - The Stockton Opera p presents Die Fledermaus for two performances on May 29 and 31.
Music Director David Lockington will lead the Modesto Symphony Orchestra, the Modesto Symphony Chorus and the CSU Stanislaus Concert Chorale & Chamber Singers in Ralph Vaughan Williams' · Symphony No. 1, "A Sea Symphony" on Friday, May 15, and Saturday, May 16, at 8 p.m. at the Gallo Center for the Arts , 1001 I St., in Modesto.
MODESTO - Modesto Junior College Athletics and the Associated Students of Modesto Junior College (ASMJC) present a Hawaiian Concert Night on Friday, May 22, at 6 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Performing and Media Arts Center on East Campus, 435 College Avenue, Modesto.
JAMESTOWN – Railtown 1897 State Historic Park plans to treat moms extra special this Mother's Day on Sunday, May 10, by offering excursion train rides, giving away complimentary commemorative Belgian chocolate bars to all mothers who take a train ride (while supplies last), and more.
STOCKTON - The Nearly New Sale, produced by the Fashion Program at Delta College featuring mostly brand new merchandise at bargain-basement prices as low as $1 takes place Friday, April 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Danner Hall on the Delta campus.
MODESTO – The Modesto Junior College Community Orchestra, directed by Professor Anne Martin, will present a Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Auditorium on East Campus, 435 College Ave.
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Will Marshall is president and founder of the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI), established in 1989 as a center for political innovation in Washington, D.C. In this capacity, he has been one of the chief intellectual architects of the movement to modernize progressive politics for the global age.
Called "Bill Clinton's idea mill," PPI's policy analysis and proposals were the source for many of the "New Democrat" innovations that figured prominently in national politics over the past two decades. The Institute also has been integral to the spread of "Third Way" thinking to center-left parties in Europe and elsewhere. Marshall is an honorary Vice-President of Policy Network, an international think tank launched by Tony Blair to promote progressive policy ideas throughout the democratic world.
Marshall is editor or co-editor of many books, including Memos to the New President (PPI, January 2009); With All Our Might: A Progressive Strategy for Defeating Jihadism and Defending Liberty (Rowman & Littlefield, 2006); The AmeriCorps Experiment and the Future of National Service (PPI, 2005); Building the Bridge: 10 Big Ideas to Transform America (Rowman & Littlefield, 1997); and Mandate for Change (Berkley Books, 1992), PPI's best-selling policy blueprint for President Clinton's first term. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times and many other newspapers, as well as The American Interest, The American Prospect, Democracy, and other journals.
Marshall also serves on the Washington, D.C. Public Charter School Board, which oversees 59 innovative "public charter schools" serving nearly 26,000 students in the nation's capital.
Marshall's previous campaign and political experience includes posts as press secretary, spokesman and speechwriter for the 1984 United States Senate campaign of former North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt, speechwriter and policy analyst for the late U.S. Representative Gillis Long of Louisiana, Chairman of the House Democratic Caucus; and, spokesman and speechwriter in the 1982 U.S. Senate campaign of former Virginia Lt. Governor Dick Davis.
Before becoming involved in politics and public policy, he was a journalist in Virginia, including a stint with the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Born in Norfolk, Virginia in 1952, Marshall is a 1975 graduate of the University of Virginia, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English and History. Marshall and his wife, Katryn S. Nicolai, live in Arlington, VA. They have two children, Olivia and William.
Will Marshall's Recent Discussions
Who will fold first on the fiscal cliff?
President Obama holds the whip hand on taxes.
He campaigned and won on the explicit promise of raising tax rates on the wealthiest two percent of Americans. It's the closet thing to a mandate the 2012 elections produced. And polls make it clear that the public will blame Republicans if there's no deal and we go off the cliff.See more
Deal or no deal, tax rates on the rich are going up. Unless they have a political death wish, Republicans can no longer hold the Norquist line. So they'd be wise to negotiate with the president, angling for a top rate lower than the default rate of 39.6, in return for a promise to revisit the issue next year in the context of comprehensive tax reform. The more lawmakers succeed next year in broadening the tax base - by closing tax loopholes and preferences - the stronger argument they can make for lowering tax rates.
Will Obama wither on Libya?
Twice Mitt Romney has tried to capitalize politically on the murder of the U.S. Ambassador and three other Americans in Libya, and twice the issue has blown up in his face. First, as the tragedy was unfolding, he rushed out a statement falsely accusing the administration of apologizing for the video that sparked violent protests in Benghazi and elsewhere. And in the last debate, moderator Candy Crowley had to correct Romney's erroneous claim that it took President Obama weeks to call the attack an act of terrorism.See more
These misfires show that Romney, though surefooted when it comes to critiquing the president's economic record, has anything but a deft touch on defense and foreign policy. The president has a golden opportunity tonight to contrast his experience and grasp of global complexities with Romney's vague and simplistic invocations of American strength and exceptional virtue.
Lacking a global outlook of his own, Romney probably will try again tonight to make the Libya episode a parable of weak presidential leadership. In Romney's retro world, it's 1979 all over again, with Obama in the role of Jimmy Carter and Libya standing in for Iran. But even as he tries to channel Ronald Reagan, Romney often sounds more like George W. Bush, especially when he claims that bold assertions of American power and leadership will bring our enemies to heel and cause the rest of the world to fall in line. To which Obama has a compelling answer: Been there, done that.
Obama's job tonight is to expose the unreality of Romney's glib criticisms and force him to explain what he would actually do differently if he becomes Commander in Chief. With the spotlight momentarily off the economy, it's the president's turn to take the offensive.
A change of course for the Romney campaign?
What Mitt Romney needs is a human empathy transplant, but even he can't afford that.See more
Instead, Romey could take a page from the classic Preston Sturgis comedy, "Sullivan's Travels", in which a Hollywood director drops out of high society and starts riding the rails to learn about America's downtrodden. Two solid weeks of hanging around day labor markets, job fairs, welfare offices, urban emergency rooms and homeless encampments might be just what Romney needs to rehabilitate his candidacy and prepare for his first debate with President Obama.
Is Mitt Romney cornered on national security?
No one expects former governors like Mitt Romney to be foreign policy masterminds.
But any serious candidate for president has to demonstrate at least a rudimentary grasp of the nation's most pressing security issues.
Romney has yet to clear that basic threshold. Instead he's served up hackneyed bromides about American "exceptionalism" and spaghetti-against-the-wall criticism of President Obama's handling of international affairs. Romney is a one-trick pony. He wants to be America's CEO, but the job also entails being commander-in-chief - and here his resume is embarrassingly thin.See more
Did 'Mom-in-chief' make her case?
Michelle Obama cleaned Mitt Romney's clock last night.
By recounting the sacrifices her family and her husband's family made to give their children a better life, she put the lie to Republican claims that Democrats stand for entitlements and dependency.
Obama exemplifies the middle class values and aspirations that Republicans love to extol, but unlike them she understands the social context that makes personal success possible - supportive families and communities and public investments that give everyone a shot at opportunity. By emphasizing her own blue collar roots and work ethic, she made it clear she doesn't need lectures from GOP trust fund babies about the threat moochers, free loaders and "takers" supposedly pose to U.S. prosperity.
Opportunity, responsibility, community - haven't we heard Obama's message somewhere before? In any case, it's the right answer to the GOP's chilly new brand of selfish, anti-social, and anything-but-compassionate conservatism.See more
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Cleveland, OH 44113-1421
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Walls covered with decades of Top-40 memorabilia, rock songs blaring in the background and an all-American menu typify this music-themed restaurant. The kitchen churns out group-friendly appetizers like nachos and…
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Hard Rock Cafe is one of my favorite places to eat. \r If you enjoy good food, good music and memorabilia, Hard Rock has it all. The waiters are friendly, and the food is excellent. It's not a place to go to if you want a nice, quiet…
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This is the perfect place for a Hard Rock! Afterall, Cleveland is known for its Rock'n'Roll Hall of fame and music! So, see what you think of the Hard Rock-Cleveland
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Duane D. Miller, Ph.D.
Van Vleet Professor and Chair
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center
227c Johnson Building
847 Monroe Avenue
Memphis, TN 38163
Tel: (901) 448-6026
Fax: (901) 448-6828
Email: Duane D. Miller
- Ph.D. Institution: University of Washington, Medicinal Chemistry Department
Research Interests
The design, synthesis and characterization of new drug molecules for mechanism based structure-activity relationships is the primary focus of our laboratory. One of the important areas of research is studying new drugs affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems. Our laboratory is very interested in the design of drugs that are used to treat asthma, emphysema and obesity. Other areas of keen interest are drugs used to treat and diagnose prostate cancer and diabetic complications.
We are currently investigating the modification of a molecule called trimetoquinol which is used in Japan. We are attempting to make chemical structural changes in the molecule so that it can be used to activate selectively beta 2-adrenergic receptors found in lung tissue. We are also attempting to make changes that will also convert this same molecule into a beta 3-adrenergic receptor agonist for the treatment of obesity. The latter receptors are found in adipose tissue and upon activation lead to the breakdown of fat. We are also in the process of studying medetomidine, an alpha-adrenergic agonist. We are changing the structure of medetomidine chemically to see if such changes can lead to a better understanding of how this molecule binds to the various subtypes of a- adrenergic receptors.
We are very interested in drugs that could interfere with the craving for cocaine. We are now synthesizing drugs that will block specific glutamate receptors found in the brain and hopefully such new information will help us find an agent that will be useful in treating cocaine addiction.
Drugs that bind to androgen receptors and their relationship to prostate cancer are being studied in our laboratory. A major project is directed toward synthesizing new radiolabeled androgen ligands and we plan to use this technology towards imaging metastatic prostate cancer.
A major enzyme in the development of diabetic complications such as cataracts is thought to be the enzyme aldose reductase. Our laboratory has developed irreversible inhibitors for studying this enzyme.
Representative Publications
- Deng W, Kimura Y, Gududuru V, Wu W, Balogh A, Szabo E, Thompson KE, Yates CR, Balazs L, Johnson LR, Miller DD, Strobos J, McCool WS, Tigyi GJ. Mitigation of the hematopoietic and gastrointestinal acute radiation syndrome by octadecenyl thiophosphate, a small molecule mimic of lysophosphatidic Acid. Radiat Res. 2015 Apr;183(4):465-75. doi: 10.1667/RR13830.1. Epub 2015 Mar 25. PubMed PMID: 25807318; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4428663.
- Patil R, Szabó E, Fells JI, Balogh A, Lim KG, Fujiwara Y, Norman DD, Lee SC, Balazs L, Thomas F, Patil S, Emmons-Thompson K, Boler A, Strobos J, McCool SW, Yates CR, Stabenow J, Byrne GI, Miller DD, Tigyi GJ. Combined mitigation of the gastrointestinal and hematopoietic acute radiation syndromes by an LPA2 receptor-specific nonlipid agonist. Chem Biol. 2015 Feb 19;22(2):206-16. doi: 10.1016/j.chembiol.2014.12.009. Epub 2015 Jan 22. PubMed PMID: 25619933; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4336611.
- Hosni-Ahmed A, Sims M, Jones TS, Patil R, Patil S, Abdelsamed H, Yates CR, Miller DD, Pfeffer LM. EDL-360: A Potential Novel Antiglioma Agent. J Cancer Sci Ther. 2014 Sep 25;6(9):370-377. PubMed PMID: 25574358; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4285352.
- McMillan JE, Bukiya AN, Terrell CL, Patil SA, Miller DD, Dopico AM, Parrill AL. Multi-generational pharmacophore modeling for ligands to the cholane steroid-recognition site in the β₁ modulatory subunit of the BKCa channel. J Mol Graph Model. 2014 Nov;54:174-83. doi: 10.1016/j.jmgm.2014.10.008. Epub 2014 Oct 24. PubMed PMID: 25459769; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4268273.
- Patil SA, Pfeffer SR, Seibel WL, Pfeffer LM, Miller DD. Identification of imidazoquinoline derivatives as potent antiglioma agents. Med Chem. 2015;11(4):400-6. PubMed PMID: 25219925.
- Lee SC, Fujiwara Y, Liu J, Yue J, Shimizu Y, Norman DD, Wang Y, Tsukahara R, Szabo E, Patil R, Banerjee S, Miller DD, Balazs L, Ghosh MC, Waters CM, Oravecz T, Tigyi GJ. Autotaxin and LPA1 and LPA5 receptors exert disparate functions in tumor cells versus the host tissue microenvironment in melanoma invasion and metastasis. Mol Cancer Res. 2015 Jan;13(1):174-85. doi: 10.1158/1541-7786.MCR-14-0263. Epub 2014 Aug 26. PubMed PMID: 25158955; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4297753.


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Two frameworks of template-based methods for protein-protein interactions (PPI). (A) For each query protein sequence pair, the method searches 3D-dimer template library to identify homologous templates for exploring the query protein pair, such as MULTIPROSPECTOR [20]. (B) For each structure in 3D-dimer template library, the method searches protein sequence database to identify homologous PPIs of the query structure, such as 3D-interologs.
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Center for Student Involvement Now Serves Over 300 Student OrganizationsPosted Apr. 22, 2014
The Center for Student Involvement (CSI) fosters student growth and development through leadership, civic, cultural, social and involvement opportunities on campus. Joining a registered student organization gives students a unique set of opportunities to enhance their leadership skills, build relationships with peers and alumni, and network with business leaders through conferences and seminars.
The number of registered student organizations at Kent State, and membership within, reached an all-time high this year with nearly 15,000 students involved in 325 different organizations.
"I remember a time when we only had 150 student organizations," says Della Marie Marshall, Senior Associate Director for Center for Student Involvement. "It is exciting to see the growth and the increased number of students engaged in extra-curricular activities."
Student organizations are an integral part of the student life experience at Kent State University. Throughout the year student organizations host over 300 events, raise money toward numerous philanthropies, volunteer in the community and promote diversity on campus. Moreover, research has shown that if students are involved in at least one out of class activity on campus, they are more likely to succeed in the classroom, graduate and be successful beyond college.
"Student Organizations provide the important out of class experience that fosters engagement, appreciation of differences, networking, and enhancement of social skills critical for life post undergrad," says Dr. Timeka Rashid, Associate Dean of Students, Director of Kent Student Center and Center for Student Involvement. "The many activities hosted by student organizations are a vital component to increasing retention at Kent State."
Whether it's Black United Students (BUS), Pride! Kent or KSU Equestrians, the student organizations at Kent State represent diverse interests in academics, culture, politics, Greek life, media, religion, sports, special interest and more. Many organizations on campus have been active for decades, while others are just getting started.
Katie Goldring, Assistant Director for Center for Student Involvement, said, "What is so exciting about the organizations at Kent State is the variety of interests and causes that our students are passionate about. The range of clubs gives students such great opportunities to try something new during their college experience."
Registered student organizations, and their members, are eligible to receive certain benefits. These benefits include access to training programs, leadership workshops, advising and use of university facilities to host events. All student organizations are eligible to apply for financial allocations to support their many programs and events.
For a complete list of recognized student organizations, visit http://www.kent.edu/csi/organizations/index.cfm.


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Seemandhra Telugu Desam MLAs too began resigning as they came under pressure from people of the region to quit their posts, especially in districts like Anantapur and Krishna where the protests against bifurcation has been intense.
Reports from Anantapur district indicate that all five MLAs, Payyavula Keshav, Palle Ragunath Reddy, Paritala Sunitha, B. K. Parthasarathy, K. Venkata Prasad have decided to resign and send in their resignations to the Assembly Speaker, after witnessing the widespread protests by thousands of people in the district headquarter town and elsewhere. Abdul Ghani of Hindupur was the first one to quit on Wednesday. Two MLCs, Mettu Govind Reddy and Samantakamani have also resigned. All of them said they were resigning in favour of united Andhra Pradesh.
At least three other MLAs from Krishna district including Devineni Uma have also decided to resign as they faced heat from the people who were calling for bandhs and organising protests in front of the house of people's representatives. Sources in TDP said though the leadership has stepped in to counsel the MLAs against quitting, some more could follow suit.
The MLAs appeared shocked at the turn of events where large number of people were hitting the streets. They were under pressure as Congress MLAs have started resigning while YSRCP MLAs have already quit. While many blame Congress for the bifurcation, some of them are unhappy with their leadership's stand over the issue. In retrospect, they feel the party should not have taken a pro-Telangana stand by submitting letters and seeking all party meetings over the issue. The party being in Opposition should have remain silent all through and allowed the ruling Congress, both at Centre and in State, to tackle the problem which after all was its creation, they feel. By taking a stand in favour of one region, the party has antagonised people of the other region, as is increasingly becoming clear now, they argue.
Meanwhile TDP leaders, S. Chandramohan Reddy, Gali Muddukrishnama Naidu and Bojjala Gopalakrishna Reddy found it strange that the Ministers and Congress MLAs should blame TDP for the bifurcation when the entire issue was re-ignited by their own party leaders. They recalled how Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, leader of the Opposition in an attempt to become Chief Minister egged on the Congress legislators to form a separate Telangana forum way back in 1999 and submit a letter to AICC president Sonia Gandhi.
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(21 Dec. 2012) --- As the International Space Station and Soyuz TMA-07M spacecraft were making their relative approaches on Dec. 21, one of the Expedition 34 crew members on the orbital outpost captured this photo of the distant Soyuz, which appears very small in the frame. Inside the arriving spacecraft were astronaut Chris Hadfield of the Canadian Space Agency, cosmonaut Roman Romanenko of Russia's Federal Space Agency and NASA astronaut Tom Marshburn.
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He was a great player! I would say that his best surface was grass, so really Wimbledon was his best chance. He was a serve and volleyer in the classic mold. He had a beautiful game and great form. He was not a great mover though. His 20's were between 1973-1983 and during those years, you had Connors, Ashe, Borg, and McEnroe winning at Wimbledon, so I think you are right, the competition at the very top was just a bit too much. He did push Borg to the brink at the 1979 Wimbledon. He lost to Borg in 1979 (2nd round) and to Connors (QF) in 1981, after having been up 2 sets to love in both matches.
Vijay was soooooo smooth and so elegant a player. He was capable of beating anyone when he was "on" his game. Yes I do think he would have had a shot to win Wimbledon in 1981 but it would have been very tough. If he beat Connors he would have had to face Borg next and if he beat Borg he would have to beat John McEnroe. Yet on grass he would have stood a better chance than most against these guys.
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German Shepherd of Frau Merkel and animal lover. Member reactions:
Hehe, Putin's expression is really funny. You forgot a white border on the right side of the picture(see full)
Thank you, Jeremix. If you mean red piece of fabric in right bottom corner it is Pu's pants.
no, if you look ast the original, you see the border has an edge you forgot to cut off. congrats mate.
I will be wondering if you like him. I think German shepherd loves him and tries to mark him as a friend.
Shepherd is not mine. All questions address to Angela Merkel, it is her dog.
...Andrew. mark him as their friend...rof
mark him as a friend.
Funny Animal Farm
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The guy there is half redneck too. Congrats on the silver, Paul.
Thanks, hobbit, Newsy and Tim. Naw, he's FULL redneck, Newsy.
Funny He loves animals, but only animals love him
He loves animals
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Khodorkovsky is like a sacrificial lamb here
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Funny He loves animals and all animals must love him!!!
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Funny The Neckless Animal Club
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Funny Animals Running For Mayor in Colorado
In a small Colorado town, animals are running for the office of Mayor
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but are they conservative ... Congrats pcrdds.
Thanks, Bob, G-Man, Armatien, Tim, Elegary and Miss Pree. Yes, they are, Miss Pree.
Funny Animals Leaving Yellowstone Park
Anywhere But Here In an emergency news conference two hours ago President Obama stated from a secure bunker deep beneath Camp David that "If you like your animals you can keep them". Further He assures the American Public that the NSA has in addition to our phone calls and for their own safety been tracking every animal in the world too and that there were no missing animals from the park. He also said that should the need arise for the animals to leave the park that the Dept. of Homeland Security and the TSA would issue travel Passes to the animals.
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Cool animal riot - lotsa work to put this one together.
Some animals are also using their own transport like the bear funny and good one
I do so love a well built chop. Congrats on the top 5
Yellowstone will not be the same without the bison...a sad day indeed. Must have been an impending volcano eruption that frightened them away. Great story.
Funny Shirley Temple Animal Crackers in my Soup
William Adolphe Bouguereau Shirley Temple
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Animal crackers is a thoughtful link. Well done
Excellent Great imagination..Remind the childhood..
Funny Homage to George Orwell's Animal Farm
Original version contained Hitler image.
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Clever composition. Faces and bodies not always match
Thanks, Luciano. You are right about the bodies and faces. Wish I was better at this kind of thing.
great leaders turning into animals really funny scene to see this
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Funny Animal Swimming Championships
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Those of us who have dogs or cats know that cutting our pets' hair is much more challenging than cutting humans' hair. Not only do cats and dogs have hair all over their bodies, their hair is also very thick, so any trimmers designed for human hair will quickly get blunt and go out of order. Grooming one's pet takes a lot of time and skills , so many owners turn to professionals for this task. Today we'll imagine if these "professionals" could be animals too. Photoshop animals as both groomers/hairdressers and customers. You can use different kinds of animals (except humans) for groomers and customers, even those without hair (in this case please add at least a patch of hair on the customer's head). Many thanks to Sunshine for the themepost.
Funny Many-Eyed Animals
Most animals, like humans, have two eyes. Some common animals we consider to be two-eyed - frogs, lizards, and tuna - actually have three eyes. The third eye is located at the top of the head and is called "parietal eye" (or pineal eye) - it's associated with the pineal gland, and regulates animal's circadian rhythms and hormone production for thermoregulation. The peanal eye is visible as a small light spot in frogs, but is very distinctive and developed in Iguanas. There are some animals that have more than three eyes - spiders have eight, while sea stars, jellyfish, and scallops may have over 50 eyes. Photoshop any animals (except humans) with extra eyes. Many thanks to Shlvng for the themepost.
Funny Human Animals
The modern theory of evolution says that humans descended from animals - our ancestors were fishes, reptiles, and finally monkeys. From biology schoolbooks, we all remember the images of human embryo development and how at different stages the human embryo looks very similar to the embryos of different animals. Surprisingly, in our early stages, we look closest to rabbits. That may explain some human mating habits too. Photoshop any animals with mouths, eyes, or noses changed for human's. You can also add some human hair (and haircuts) to animals. Many thanks to preemiememe for the themepost.
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It's said that animals can enjoy life more than humans because they never have to stop and answer the phone. The company called Petsmobility attempted to change that. In 2005 they developed the world's first cell phone for dogs - Petcell, attached to a dog's collar. You could easily call your dog (the call would be automatically answered) and give commands to your pet, or simply talk to it so that your dog does not feel alone. If the dog would bark (possible sign of danger - e.g. house or car burglary) a call to your number would initiate and you could hear what's happening and give your dog commands. It was a very handy thing to have for those dog owners who have to leave dogs on their own when they are at work or away for some other reason. The Petcell price was on the expensive side - about $400, and after 7 years of operations and $120 mln of investor capital, Petsmobility closed its doors in 2012, citing slow sales. Well, it was good while it lasted... Photoshop animals using cell phones. All types of animals (except humans) are allowed - e.g. birds, insects, aquatic life, mammals, etc. Many thanks to JannaR for the themepost.
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Chicago, Ill. – June 22, 2012 – Patient safety and the role of nursing is a topic without geographical boundaries, according to William J. Duffy, R.N., MJ CNOR, FAAN, vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer at Saint Joseph Hospital in Chicago.
Since last fall, Duffy (photo at right) has traveled to four countries to speak to colleagues about the challenges facing nurses in keeping patients safe.
With more than 30 years of healthcare leadership experience, Duffy has led multi-hospital perioperative and emergency departments, inpatient and outpatient nursing units, and patient-care support departments. He is an internationally recognized author and speaker in the areas of nursing leadership, health law issues and risk management.
In April 2012, Duffy spoke at the European Operating Room Nurses' Association in Lisbon, Portugal. Duffy, who has his master's of jurisprudence in health law and a bachelor's degree in nursing from Loyola University in Chicago, discussed the nurse managers' role in patient safety.
Duffy traveled to South America and China in November 2011 to present lectures on "right-brain thinking" and how this process is redefining the role of nursing in today's healthcare environment. Duffy spoke at the Chilean Operating Room Nurses' and Central Sterile Supply Professional Association meeting in Santiago, Chile. He also gave a presentation to the nursing leadership at Wenzhou Hospital No. 2 (hospitals are designated by number) in Wenzhou, China, which was attended by leadership team managers, directors and the province's chief nursing officer.
"Nurses may come from diverse cultural backgrounds, but we all face the same challenges in keeping our patients safe," said Duffy, former president of the Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN). "We are united in helping people who are ill."
In October 2011, Duffy traveled to Jeju Island, South Korea to talk at a conference jointly organized by the Asian Perioperative Nurses Association (ASIORNA) and Annual Congress of Korean Association of Operating Room Nurses (KAORN). Duffy spoke on patient safety and the role of nursing.
"Nurses are teachers and it's critical, as a nurse, to share your knowledge," Duffy said. "In many countries, healthcare leaders look to America to show the way in nursing. We (nurses) all face the same patient-safety challenges – there are no boundaries. Every nurse's goal is to improve the care of the patients served. I have been blessed to have the opportunity to nurse nurses across the globe to help them achieve that goal".
In 2011, Duffy was inducted as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing (FAAN). He has served in several leadership capacities with AORN. This year, he has given presentations to several AORN chapters across the United States.
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Saint Joseph Hospital is a nationally ranked, award-winning teaching hospital serving Chicago's lake shore communities. It is home to many world-renowned physicians and advanced medical technologies. For more information, visit sjh.reshealth.org.
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Telecom regulator TRAI will submit fresh recommendations to the Department of Telecom (DoT) on broadband growth, as it feels new policy boosters are needed to revitalise the sluggish penetration of the service.
A senior TRAI official said the growth of broadband services has been much below the target, therefore calls for some rethinking on the lacunae in the existing policy. The regulator would suggest some measures to DoT to encourage the growth of broadband services in the country, he said.
DoT had set a target of 20 million subscribers by 2010.
However, the total broadband subscriber base stood at 6.98 million in August as per the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India figures.
TRAI had earlier asked the government to reconsider its proposal of unbundling the local loop and offer incentives to bring down the costs of the access. This would have made BSNL and MTNL offer their nationwide network to private operators on a revenue-sharing basis to offer broadband services.
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I know it's not technically obeying the NFL rules for teams to have talks with agents of potential free agents, but if you don't think that goes on, I have a beautiful parcel of land in a Florida swamp you might want to buy.
Believe this: Lockout or no lockout, you can bet teams have talked with agents about potential free agents.
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There was a story from a few years ago where a general manager went to Hawaii for the Pro Bowl and other team execs actually said he was tampering with free agents, although no formal charges were filed.
Why? They all do it.
It's like speeding. No big deal -- until you get caught.
So as the NFL owners and players seemingly move toward a resolution to the labor situation, and to free agency after four years rather than six, I offer you 10 free-agent marriages -- player to team -- that make way too much sense.
As you look over the list, just remember the most important thing: The courting has almost certainly already started.
Chargers safety Eric Weddle to the Jaguars: The Jaguars were terrible in pass defense last season, finishing last in the league in net yards per pass play, and they had a revolving door at safety. They do like strong safety Courtney Greene, but they need a ball-hawking, rangy safety. Weddle is that guy. San Diego would love to have him back, and they might get him back, but look for Jacksonville to make a push to get him if he's on the market. He's the type of player Jaguars general manager Gene Smith loves: Hard-working and not a troublemaker in the locker room. Oh, by the way: He can also cover.
Raiders safety Michael Huff to the Cowboys: I keep hearing how the Cowboys will make a run at a top corner. I think safety is the more pressing need, especially if Mike Jenkins can have a bounce-back year at corner. Huff played well last season after a slow start to his career. He is from Texas, so it might be easier to lure him back home. If Jenkins, Terence Newman and Orlando Scandrick can hold up on the corner, Huff will give the Cowboys someone to help upgrade the coverage on the back end.
Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha to the Redskins: The word is Dan Snyder will spend in free agency again. With Carlos Rogers set to hit free agency, the Redskins need help on the corner. Asmougha is a perfect Redskins signing: Big splash, big money. The Texans might be in play for him as well, but word is he isn't that interested. The Jets would make sense, but how interested are they in paying huge deals to two corners, especially with Kyle Wilson waiting in the wings? The Eagles don't make as much sense to me as they do others. That leaves the Redskins.
|Sidney Rice is a big receiver who would be a perfect fit for the Browns. (Getty Images)
Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson to the Falcons: The Falcons thought left end Kroy Biermann was one of their rising stars heading into 2010. But he was a disappointment as a pass rusher. He is still an effort player, but they need more from their pass rush. That showed up in the loss to the Packers. And John Abraham is getting up in the years. Johnson had 11 1/2 sacks last season and he is only 24 years old. He is also from Georgia and played his college ball there for the Georgia Bulldogs. Signing Johnson would also help weaken a division opponent.
Jets CB Antonio Cromartie to the Raiders: With Asomugha leaving, why not sign Cromartie? He is a big, tall corner who can play the man-press coverage the Raiders love. He wouldn't be nearly as expensive as Asomugha, although he is more of a gambler. He also gets hit with a ton of penalties.
Bengals CB Johnathan Joseph to the Lions: The Lions have major problems at corner. They've really improved their front in the past two drafts, but they need to do a better job of covering in the back end. Joseph had a really good 2009 season, but regressed a little in 2010. Even so, he's a quality cover player and would be a nice addition to a defense that needs cover help.
Chargers WR Malcolm Floyd to the Patriots: Floyd is tall and can stretch the field as evidenced by his 22.4 per-catch average. The Patriots lacked a down-the-field threat when Randy Moss was traded. That really showed up in the playoff loss to the Jets. Floyd would help open up the passing game. He will be 30, so the Patriots would have to be careful with the contract. But he is a player who I think would help Tom Brady in a big way.
Redskins CB Carlos Rogers to the Texans: The Texans were horrible against the pass last season. But they do like 2010 first-round pick Kareem Jackson at one corner. They would love a veteran on the other side. Asomugha could be targeted, but there is talk he isn't interested in playing for the Texans. Rogers could be a cheaper option. He has been a good player for the Redskins, even if he has dropped a ton of potential interceptions, which drives the Washington fans crazy. But he would make a lot of sense for the Texans as Wade Phillips takes over running the defense.
Cowboys defensive end Stephen Bowen to the Redskins: He might not be a household name, but he played well for the Cowboys last season. And 3-4 teams, which the Redskins are, need players like Bowen. They do the dirty work to free up others to make tackles. Bowen might not cost a ton, which would make him even more attractive if the Redskins were to spend big on Asomugha.


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Basketball Betting Odds and Preview Capsules: March 6
Hump day is here and that means more great hoops. The Patriot League, Northeast Conference, Atlantic Sun, Ohio Valley and West Coast Conference are all in action. There are also several important regular season games that could keep a team on or off the bubble. Don't forget to research the latest injuries and suspensions.
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Oklahoma State Cowboys (22-6 SU, 14-11-2 ATS) at Iowa State Cyclones (19-10 SU, 12-12 ATS)
Last game: (1/30/13) OKLAHOMA STATE (-7) over Iowa State, 78-76. The Cyclones need this game to improve their resume', which probably isn't good enough to make the NCAA Tournament. Oklahoma State beat Texas on Saturday, 78-65 giving 13. Iowa State has lost two straight games including a 17-point loss at Oklahoma on Saturday and an overtime loss at home to Kansas on Feb. 25 as a 1.5-point betting dog. Favorite is 8-2-1 ATS L11 in series. College Basketball Odds: Iowa State is an 2.5-point betting odds favorite. Total: 146.5.
North Carolina Tar Heels (21-8 SU, 18-9 ATS) at Maryland Terrapins (20-9 SU, 10-11-1 ATS)
Last game: (1/19/13) NORTH CAROLINA (-5.5) over Maryland, 62-52. This game may or may not be played depending on the weather in the Washington D.C. area. North Carolina probably is in the Big Dance afer winning five straight games. They defeated Florida State, 79-58 on Sunday giving 12. Maryland beat Wake Forest on Saturday on the road, giving 2. Maryland will need this one as they are squarely on the bubble. Underdog is 6-2-1 ATS last 9 in series. College Basketball Lines: North Carolina a 1-point betting odds favorite. Total: 145.
Georgetown Hoyas (23-4 SU, 14-9 ATS) at Villanova Wildcats (18-12 SU, 17-9-1 ATS)
Last game (2/25/12) GEORGETOWN (-10) over Villanova, 67-46. Is there a better team in the nation than Georgetown? The Hoyas, led by forward Otto Porter, have won 11 straight games including a 64-51 win over Rutgers on Saturday giving 13.5. That's a big challenge for Villanova, who is sitting on the bubble and desperate for a big win. They have lost their last two games on the road to Pittsburgh by nine getting 9.5 in overtime and to Seton Hall by one, laying 4. Villanova is 4-10 ATS last 14 Wednesday games. College Hoops Odds: Georgetown is a 1-point betting odds favorite. Total: 120.
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Ninjalingappa's house has been temporarily converted into a museum for visitors to the sammelan
Chitradurga: The visitors to the 75th Kannada Sahitya Sammelan starting on Wednesday will have an opportunity to have a closer look at the life of former Chief Minister, late S. Nijalingappa, as the district administration has decided to convert his home into a museum.
As part of the four-day sammelan, Mr. Nijalingappa's house would be temporarily converted into a museum by displaying articles belonging to the late leader.
The house was built by Siddavvanahailli Nijalingappa, fondly known as Ess Enn, when he served as an advocate in 1939.
Mr. Nijalingappa, a native of Chitradurga, died on August 8, 2000. He was the first Chief Minister of unified Karnataka.
After his death, his home, built within an area of 120x130 feet, was seldom used by his children who are now settled in Bangalore and Dharwad.
"With permission from his children, the district administration has made certain changes in the house to make it look like a museum. Number of materials used by him would be showcased," said Shanmukhappa, a close associate of Mr. Nijalingappa.
Mentioning a few items to be displayed, he said that nearly 458 books, around 70 mementos, personal articles such as walking sticks, furniture, record player and a typewriter, besides a number of significant photographs would be displayed.
His awards, including the Nadoja given in 1995 and Karnataka Ratna in 1999, would also be on hand.
Recalling his contribution to the State and the district, Mr. Shanmukhappa recalled how Mr. Nijalingappa had launched many irrigation projects during his tenure.
He was responsible for bringing the Vani Vilas drinking water project to the district.
He also ordered the survey of the ambitious Upper Bhadra Irrigation Project.
He said that the museum would be open to the public for four days from February 4, and it is to be inaugurated by Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa.


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Insane Jane Adult Womens Costume
Everyone loves a women with a little bit of crazy in her, so go nuts when you wear this Insane Jane adult womens costume. The white, strait jacket-inspired dress of this sexy costume features a front zipper closure, Velcro straps along with removable sleeves.
Womens White Mary Jane Thin Heel Shoes
Shine a light on your sexy style in these white patent Mary Jane style heels. The 4 inch heel is easy to wear; wear these shoes to complete your bride, angel, snow princess or storybook costume.
Womens Black Patent Mary Jane Platform Shoe
These sexy Black Patent Mary Jane Shoes are a seductive addition to any costume! Pair them with a sexy schoolgirl costume to bring out your scholarly side, or use them to complete your witch costume, catwoman costume, or gothic beauty costume. These sultry black heels can be a staple of your…
Womens Candy Cane Striped Mary Jane Shoes
Kick up your heels for some holiday fun in these festive red and white Candy Cane striped Mary Jane shoes. Santa will be in hot pursuit!
Womens Red Ruffle Mary Jane Shoes
Maybe you'll ruffle a few feathers or maybe not. One thing is certain - all eyes will be on you add these sassy adult women's red and black ruffle Mary Jane shoes to your costume - they're the bee's knees!
Womens Red Mary Jane Platform Shoes
These Red Mary Janes Platforms are a childhood storybook classic and a schoolgirl style basic.
Womens Red Glitter Mary Jane Platform Shoes
Your Storybook costume won't be complete this Halloween without these Red Sequin Mary Jane Shoes. Whether your Kansas Cutie costume is sexy or wholesome, these glittery pumps will make your costume shine! The 4-inch chunky heels ensure that your storybook costume won't be upstaged.
Chica Sprout Toddler Costume
Your toddler will be the most mischievous chick in the coop in the Officially Licensed Chica Sprout Toddler Costume. This yellow jumpsuit includes scalloped sleeves that resemble wings, a hood with big, cartoonish style eyes with a red comb on top and matching foot covers.
Toy Story Jessie Glam Deluxe Adult Womens Costume
…than your favorite Disney character when you wear this officially licensed Toy Story Jessie Glam Deluxe Adult Womens Costume. Enhance Jessie's plain Jane look when you wear this dress with attached petticoat, cowgirl buckle belt, collar, and shimmery matching gauntlets. Woody won't be able to look…
5 Foot Hanging Skeleton Decoration
Did he escape from science class or crawl out from from the tomb - you decide when you pose this five foot tall skeleton in your haunted home. The fully posable skeleton can be funny, scary or frightfully fun.
Latex Werewolf Hands
Complete your transformation from human to werewolf with these eeriely realistic latex Werewolf hands.
Zombie Dust
Create an earthy, fresh from the grave Zombie skin complexion with this Zombie Dust makeup!
Avatar Neytiri Child Wig
Transform yourself into the beautiful Na'vi Neytiri from Avatar in this officially licensed child's wig.
Fireman Coat Adult Costume
Rescue a family from a burning building or simply get a cat down from a tree on Halloween when you wear this Fireman Coat Adult Costume. Black jacket features reflective material on the torso and arms.
Fur Trimmed Grey Cape
Keep yourself concealed from the elements, or maybe from something more sinister in the Fur Trimmed Grey Cape. Features a floor length grey cape with a fur lined hood and front opening.
Spanish Moss Natural 10 Lb Box
Create another world with this ten-pound box of natural Spanish Moss - perfect for draping from from trees, the front porch or the basements stairs and super spooky when it rushes against unknowing victims in the dark of night!
Phantom Grave Breaker
The Phantom Grave Breaker's glowing, red eyes will keep unwanted visitors from trespassing on your lawn. Hang this cloaked phantom from your porch or tree and watch how his bright eyes scare off everyone in sight.
Pink Party Mask
All eyes will be on you when you flirt from behind this ribbon and feather-embellished pink part eye mask.
Walking Dead Red Zombie Pint Glass
Watch your favorite TV show while drinking your favorite beverage from this officially licensed Walking Dead Red Zombie Pint Glass.
White Girls Tutu
Fluff up any costume with this white tutu - from angel to snow fairy, Christmas elf or pretty ghost, this white tutu is big fun.
Batman Classic Adult's Gloves
Complete your classic Batman costume with these officially licensed adult's classic Batman gloves and save Gotham and the world from evil-doers.