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Nearly a million network towers on the mainland are expected to be injected into a state-owned telecommunications infrastructure-sharing joint venture.7 Apr 2015 - 8:06pm 3 comments
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China Mobile, the world's largest wireless network operator, saw its profit fall 10.2 per cent in the fourth quarter after making huge investments to develop 4G network services across the country.19 Mar 2015 - 4:02pm
Hong Kong mobile sector expected to see better days after 3G spectrum auction
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A plan by China Mobile to redeploy some of its spectrum to roll out fourth-generation network services in rural parts of the mainland could provide it with as much as 66 billion yuan in fresh revenue over the next three years.28 Nov 2014 - 3:22am
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Palak Paneer
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|Coriander powder
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|Red chili powder
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|Jeera powder
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|Cashew nuts
|Poppy seeds
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|Turmeric powder
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|Garam masala powder
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Cut paneer into cubes. Chop the onions. Peel and dice tomatoes.
Heat little water and cook palak till it shrinks. Allow to cool and grind to a smooth paste.
Grind cashews and poppy seeds to a smooth paste by adding little water.
Heat rest of the oil and fry onions till crisp and golden.
Add coriander powder, jeera powder, chilli powder and then tomatoes.
Stir for a minute and then add whipped yogurt.
Cook in reduced flame till oil floats on top.
Add salt, ground palak leaves, turmeric powder and cook for few minutes.
Mix cashew, poppy paste and pour just enough water required for the gravy.
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"Abandon" is a trite psychological thriller designed to keep the audience guessing and guessing -- which is not to be confused with suspecting -- until it comes time to wrap things up and send the viewers home. The trouble with this well-worn approach to suspense is that all the while the filmmakers are upping the ante for themselves, generating expectations that they can't deliver on.
That's what has happened to writer Stephen Gaghan, an Oscar winner for his crackling "Traffic" script making his directorial debut here. "Abandon" is all buildup and no payoff, a mystery that essentially offers only two alternative solutions, which diminishes the element of surprise and strings the viewer along way past caring which possibility proves to be true.
Agatha Christie always gave us myriad possibilities for solving a crime; Alfred Hitchcock said that true suspense is generated by letting the audience in on what's up and keeping the protagonists in the dark and in increasing peril. Either approach of these masters of suspense could have better set off this film's portrait of a young woman, Katie Burke (Katie Holmes), a college senior under pressure to wrap up her thesis and prepare for finals while vying for a big-time job in the world of high finance.
Not helping matters is that she is contacted by police Detective Wade Handler (Benjamin Bratt) about a renewed investigation of the disappearance of her wealthy boyfriend, Embry Larkin (Charlie Hunnam, the underage gay in the original English version of "Queer as Folk.") two years earlier.
On the surface Katie would seem to be the girl who has it all -- and all under control: looks, personality, intelligence and drive, but she is an up-by-her-bootstraps individual who has struggled hard to better herself and her opportunities. A tall, tousled blond and a brilliant iconoclast in the arts, Embry swept Katie off her feet only to let her down with a thud when he disappeared. Never knowing whether he met foul play or merely dropped out, Katie, who has not since dated, pulled herself together by pouring all her energies into her studies and pursuing career goals.
Now, at the worst possible moment, she is flooded with painful memories. Then she begins to catch glimpses of Embry back on campus: Has he actually reappeared or is he but a figment of Katie's imagination? In the meantime considerable empathy gradually develops between Katie and Wade, who is getting a second chance at his police career after having been derailed by what he calls "extreme substance abuse."
Amid a flurry of fast forwards and flashbacks, "Abandon" proves to be more contrived than inspired and therefore unable to make fresh its venerable men-are-such-beasts sentiments. However, Holmes, a "Dawson's Creek" regular with a burgeoning big-screen career, shows she can handle a large, demanding part. The droll Zooey Deschanel lends a welcome light touch, but the film does Bratt no favors. Having turned in an electrifying, Oscar-caliber performance in "Piñero," he would be well-advised to avoid sketchy supporting roles like Handler.
MPAA-rated: PG-13, for drug and alcohol content, sexuality, some violence and language. Times guidelines: The film's situations are too dark and intense for younger audiences.
Katie Holmes...Katie Burke
Benjamin Bratt...Wade Handler
Charlie Hunnam...Embry Larkin
Zooey Deschanel...Samantha Harper
A Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment presentation of a Lynda Obst production. Writer-director Stephen Gaghan. Suggested by the book "Adam's Fall" by Sean Desmond. Producers Obst, Edward Zwick, Roger Birnbaum, Gary Barber. Executive producer Richard Vane. Cinematographer Matthew Libatique. Editor Mark Werner. Music Clint Mansell. Costumes Louise Frogley. Production designer Gideon Ponte. Art director Pierre Perrault. Key set decorator Anne Galea. Running time: 1 hour, 39 minutes.
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Concerns have been raised that thousands of elderly patients across England are being sent home from hospital before they are well enough after it was revealed emergency readmission rates have doubled in the last decade.
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The number of over-75s in England who have to undergo emergency readmission to hospital hit 201,000 in 2010/11, research conducted by data experts Ssentif Intelligence revealed.
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Katherine Murphy, chief executive of the Patients Association, said: "'We need a more integrated NHS, so that readmissions don't continue to lead to poor patient care and huge financial costs to the NHS," she said.
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November 2, 2012
Wilson Forms Writers Group
The Wilson College Department of English and Mass Communications will hold an organizational meeting for a new writers group at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the Hankey Center.More
November 2, 2012
DeMoss Earns All-Conference Honors
Wilson College senior, soccer player, Hannah DeMoss (Philipsburg, N.J./ Belvidere) was selected to the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) third team as a defender.More
November 1, 2012
Phoenix Record Shutout Victory over Hood College
The Wilson College field hockey scored three goals in each half on the way to a 6-0 victory over Hood College on Friday, October 26th.More
October 31, 2012
Danube Cruise Featured in World Travel and Dinner Series
The Wilson College 2012-13 World Travel Dinner and Film Series will introduce participants to the wonders of Budapest and Istanbul on Tuesday, Nov. 13.More
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Juried High School Art Exhibition Continues through Dec. 7
Wilson College will hold a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov.1, to mark the opening of an exhibition of art made by area high school students. The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, will continue through Dec. 7 in the Bogigian Gallery, which is located on the second floor of Lortz Hall.More
October 22, 2012
Wilson Hockey posts 3-0 Victory over Wells Express
The Wilson College field hockey team posted at 3-0 victory over the Express of Wells College on Saturday afternoon.More
October 18, 2012
Wilson Field Hockey earns 3-0 Victory
The Wilson Phoenix earned an on the road 3-0 victory Tuesday afternoon, defeating the Mighty Macs of Immaculata University.More
October 17, 2012
Wilson Writers Series Returns with Poet Ryan Teitman
Ryan Teitman will read from his book, Litany for the City, as part of the annual Writers Series at Wilson College. The reading, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, in Laird Hall's Patterson Lounge.More
October 17, 2012
Information Session on Humanities Master's Degree Set for Nov. 13
Wilson College will host an information session about a new master's degree program in the humanities from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, in Norland Hall.More
October 12, 2012
Wilson College Hosts Discussion and Film to Raise Awareness about Women in the Congo
On Monday, Oct., 29, Wilson College will host an event to raise awareness of the systematic use of sexual violence against women as a tool of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo. "Breaking the Silence: Congo Women as Weapons of War" will be held from 6 to 9:30 p.m. in the Brooks Science Complex auditorium.More


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Who says whole wheat bread has to be dense, dry, and tasteless? This 100% classic whole wheat recipe features the delightfully nutty taste of wheat in a fine-grained, moist loaf.
Classic Whole Wheat Bread Recipe
2 1/2 teaspoons instant yeast, or 1 packet active dry yeast dissolved in 2 tablespoons water
1 1/3 cups (10 1/2 ounces) water
1/4 cup (1 3/4 ounces) vegetable oil
1/4 cup (3 ounces) honey, molasses, or maple syrup
3 1/2 cups (14 ounces) Whole Wheat Flour
1/4 cup (1 ounce) nonfat dried milk
1 1/4 teaspoons salt
Yield: 1 loaf, 16 slices.
Mixing: In a large bowl, combine all of the ingredients and stir till the dough starts to leave the sides of the bowl. Transfer the dough to a lightly greased surface, oil your hands, and knead it for 6 to 8 minutes, or until it begins to become smooth and supple. (You may also knead this dough in an electric mixer or food processor, or in a bread machine programmed for "dough" or "manual.") Transfer the dough to a lightly greased bowl, cover the bowl, and allow the dough to rise till puffy though not necessarily doubled in bulk, about 60 minutes, depending on the warmth of your kitchen.
Shaping: Transfer the dough to a lightly oiled work surface, and shape it into an 8-inch log. Place the log in a lightly greased 8 1/2 x 4 1/2-inch loaf pan, cover the pan loosely with lightly greased plastic wrap, and allow the bread to rise for about 1 hour, or until it's crowned about 1 inch above the edge of the pan. A finger pressed into the dough should leave a mark that rebounds slowly.
Baking: Bake the bread in a preheated 350°F oven for about 40 minutes, tenting it lightly with aluminum foil after 20 minutes. Test it for doneness by removing it from the pan and thumping it on the bottom (it should sound hollow), or measuring its interior temperature with an instant-read thermometer (it should register 190°F at the center of the loaf). Remove the bread from the oven, and cool it on a wire rack before slicing. Store the bread in a plastic bag at room temperature.
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Pud, Whatever your values and that Rondo has breached them make you unable to assess his talents. You are not objective. You know the game so try to let that be your guide. Your dislike of one player is personal and has nothing to do with reality. I hate Kobe I cannot be objective. I understand that and save my comments for this BB where most people understand my dislike of the guy. If you want to go after Rondo you will find many better places to do so.
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| Meel Jacques chapter 7 . 2/28
Aaaawww It is was a kind of perfect. *-*
| Meel Jacques chapter 6 . 2/28
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George is seducing her. OMMerlin! *u*
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"... one of these nights, you are all mine.", he said. Hahahahaha Exactly. e-e
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i kinda want to see what Ron would say... but i guess he wont care.
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Ron lost is Gorge 's wine he deserver Hermione and she him. Ron needs to get over himself I bet he just said what he said about Hermione because she did not help him with his homework. So is Hermione going to fly with Gorge in the next chapter. I like it.
| Pussycat Pippin chapter 5 . 10/20/2013
Yes i was right they did under estimate Hermione not smart not smart at all. Ron needs to grow up and be kinder to Hermione God knows she helps him out more then she should.I have nothing to say about Lavender bod or good. Wow Gorge is doing homework and Hermione whats him to have fun causing mischief like. I like it.
| Pussycat Pippin chapter 4 . 10/20/2013
Poor Lee poor Fred or is it stupid Lee and stupid Fred{ not the same stupid as that evil mean Umbrige woman}. do they not know that they should under estimate Hermione for that is what they did at less it seems that way to me. I fell sorry for the poor lass that get a saprize from Lee. It was very funny and a bit sweet I like it.
| Pussycat Pippin chapter 3 . 10/19/2013
Did I tell you yet that I heat that stupid mean evil Umbrige because I do I do I do. I like the idea of Hermione becoming a healer she seems the kind of person that wood do that. I also like that she was able to help Gorge and that he let her. Very cute,charming, and sweet chapter I like it.
| Pussycat Pippin chapter 2 . 10/19/2013
whop whop go go go Hermione. O Gorge is sweet wow who knew. It was funny and sweet I like it.
| Pussycat Pippin chapter 1 . 10/19/2013
Stupid stupid stupid Umbridge heat heat heat HEAT HER! {yes I know heat is a strong word but sorry I still heat her} really I do evil woman I mean. She is mean mean mean mean. I do however like this chapter it is quit enjoyable. I like how Gorge use something Hermione likes to show her what fling very smart I must say


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Purchased this ring a few years ago for when I was on a cruise. I love this ring! It's centre stone is still quite brilliant and it has worn very well. The only thing I'm not keen on is the Euro shape---still tends to slide around.
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So I loved the look of this online so well that I originally ordered it in silver, sent it back...tried it this time in the gold, still sent it back...the main stone is stunning, but it gets lost on your hand unless you have something in SS gold plate to stack it with? unfortunately though I love a lot of the silver plated pieces, not many are in the yellow gold plate, which I prefer. sorry TSC but pls make your silver pieces, more of them in yellow gold please.
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Posted on: August 4, 2011 1:15 pm
Kragthorpe gives up LSU OC job due to Parkinson's
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
A month before the start of the 2011 season is far from the best time for a reshuffling of coaching assignments. But for LSU offensive coordinator Steve Kragthorpe, there are now much more pressing issues than football.
The Tiger program has announced that Kragthorpe is suffering from Parkinson's disease, and will be giving up his coordinating duties effective immediately. He will, however, remain on the LSU staff as quarterbacks coach. The new play-caller will be Greg Studrawa, the Tigers' offensive line coach.
Kragthorpe has issued a statement regarding the unfortunate news:
Eye on College Football wishes Kragthorpe the best of luck in his fight against the disease.
And though football clearly takes a backseat to the news of Kragthorpe's health, the disruption to LSU's preparation for the 2011 season should be relatively minimal. Studrawa has a wealth of play-calling experience from his post-Urban Meyer tenure at Bowling Green, when he directed a dynamic Falcon offense behind quarterback Omar Jacobs. And with Kragthorpe still on staff to help oversee the offense, with any luck the transition will be a smooth one.
But of course, whatever good news comes out of the Tigers' football season would pale next to the better news that Kragthorpe was able to continue in his position. Here's hoping.
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Posted on: August 4, 2011 11:41 am
Oklahoma tops preseason Coaches Poll
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Just as predicted by numbers guru Phil Steele back in February, Oklahoma will begin the 2011 season ranked No. 1 in the USA Today Coaches Poll.
The Sooners grabbed 42 of a possible 59 first-place votes in the coaches' preseason ballot, released Thursday morning, but still hold just a 40-point lead over second-place Alabama. The Tide took 13 first-place votes, with the remaining four split evenly between No. 3 Oregon and No. 4 LSU (who just so happen to be playing in Dallas on the season's opening Saturday). Florida State rounds out the top five, further cementing Jimbo Fisher's program as the new ACC favorites. (Virginia Tech is the next-highest ACC team at No. 13.)
Conference-by-conference, the poll features eight teams from the SEC, five from the Big Ten, five from the Big 12, two each from the Pac-12, ACC and Mountain West, and one independent in Notre Dame. The Big East went unrepresented in the top 25, with West Virginia finishing "No. 27" as part of the "Also Receiving Votes" category.
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Posted on: July 29, 2011 12:06 pm
Podcast: Mike Brewster talks 2011 Buckeyes
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It's been a tumultuous offseason to say the least for Ohio State, but Rimington Trophy favorite Mike Brewster says the Buckeyes still aren't lacking for confidence going into their 2011 season under head coach Luke Fickell. Listen to his interview with CBSSports.com's Adam Aizer here:
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Posted on: July 29, 2011 11:42 am
Edited on: August 1, 2011 9:02 am
Podcast: Aizer, Fischer talk Pac-12 Media Days
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Thursday, our Eye on Recruiting reporter Bryan Fischer wrapped up his visit to a highly eventful Pac-12 Media Days -- wherever Larry Scott appears, headlines are sure to follow -- and here sits down with CBSSports.com's Adam Aizer to review the highlights. (And yes, those highlights include Andrew Luck's famous beard.)
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Tags: Andrew Luck, Andrew Luck beard, Jerry Hinnen, Larry Scott, Pac-12, Podcast
Posted on: July 27, 2011 12:02 pm
Tate Forcier transferring to San Jose State
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Tate Forcier's long and winding road appears to have finally wound its way to San Jose.
The Mercury News is reporting that Forcier has committed to play for the San Jose State Spartans, ending a months-long cross-country transfer tour that saw Forcier announce at one stage that he would be playing for Miami before later announcing he would instead look elsewhere.
Obviously, SJSU would appear to be quite the step down from playing for the Hurricanes (much less Michigan, the school where Forcier spent two years making his name), but Forcier will be much closer to his San Diego home and brother Jason Forcier reportedly works in the area. He offered the Mercury News a comment via text message:
"It felt right," Forcier said ... "I loved the coaches and felt comfortable with them. I really believe I can help that team."While Forcier won't simply have the job handed to him (incoming freshman QB Joe Gray was SJSU's highest-ranked recruit and could be reasonably entrenched as the starter once Forcier is eligible in 2012), it's hard to believe he won't help a program as downtrodden as the Spartans. He immediately becomes their most proven commodity, their highest-ranked recruit (probably ever), and far and away the closest thing Mike MacIntyre's program has to a star. Given the state of the WAC in 2012, it's likely Forcier is also already the entire conference's highest-profile player.
SJSU won just one game last year, and even that one was a 16-11 scrape past FCS Southern Utah*. But they were surprisingly competitive down the stretch (losing four of their final five games by a total of 16 points), return all 11 of their starters on defense this year, and boast another BCS-caliber transfer in former Minnesota tailback Deleon Eskridge.
With Forcier now all but falling into their laps (thanks to the Miami decision and Hawaii ruling him unable to meet their fall semester's academic requirements), MacIntyre would appear to have the Spartans moving in the right direction. There's still miles and miles and miles to go in that direction, but it's something--and having a talent like Forcier around certainly won't hurt.
*As an aside: SUU's nickname is the Thunderbirds, one of the best in all Division I. Why more schools never adopted this one, we don't know.
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Posted on: July 27, 2011 10:53 am
Edited on: August 4, 2011 12:18 pm
MWC forbids Boise from all-blue look at home
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
When San Diego State head coach Rocky Long called the combination of Boise State's home Smurf Turf and their all-blue uniforms "unfair" this past April, we applauded his candor but also assumed he was giving voice to run-of-the-mill behind-the-scenes sour grapes. If Boise hadn't been so good, and their opponents on the blue turf hadn't lost so many times, no one would care about the color of the field or uniforms, right?
Maybe not. But as it turns out, Long is far from the only coach to believe the Broncos' home color-coordination gives them an unfair advantage. In fact, so many of the coaches in Boise's new Mountain West Conference home complained that the league prohibited the Broncos from wearing all-blue uniforms in their conference home games as a prerequisite for their entry into the league.
While the Bronco administration had little choice but to sign off on the agreement (what, they were going to stay in the WAC over their uniforms?), you couldn't have expected the MWC's plan to go over well in Boise. And it hasn't, with even usually soft-spoken head coach Chris Petersen railing against the decision at MWC Media Days Tuesday:
"I thought it was ridiculous," Petersen said of his reaction. "… That's our colors. That's who we are. That's who our fans have wanted us to be since I've been at Boise State. That's what it's been through and through."
The MWC's explanation?
Said commissioner Craig Thompson: "What we had heard from our coaches is 'a competitive advantage.' It's as simple as that."Again: color us skeptical the Broncos' "competitive advantage" in Boise has anywhere near as much to do with the field or the uniforms as the long travel, players like Kellen Moore, and coaches like Petersen. And we're particularly skeptical the coaches' gripes are based in legitimate competition issues -- rather than a conference-wide sort of rookie hazing -- when we read the following:
One complaint from coaches is that it's difficult to watch video of the Broncos' home games. Petersen said that's true, but shouldn't be an issue as schools switch to high definition.It's a little more difficult to watch film of their games, so you're going to tell the Broncos what uniforms they can and can't wear at their own stadium? Really?
Really. As a neutral viewer, we shouldn't complain; the all-blue look on the blue turf does take a few series' of visual adjustment (even in HD), and monochrome uniforms in bright colors aren't exactly the height of football fashion no matter the color of the field. But quirky home-field advantages have always been a part of college football, and this one seems even more quirky and innocuous than most.
So: we anxiously await confirmation from the MWC that as part of their invitations to join, Hawaii will be playing their home games in California, Nevada will be playing theirs at sea level (and only in September and October, what with those chilly November/December temperatures in Reno), and at theirs Fresno State will force Pat Hill to coach clean-shaven.
Posted on: July 26, 2011 5:31 pm
Edited on: July 26, 2011 5:34 pm
NCAA moves towards closing Newton loophole
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Aside from Auburn's fans and coaches, there didn't seem to be many people happy with the NCAA's decision last fall to rule Cam Newton eligible after his father Cecil Newton admitted he'd asked Mississippi State boosters for $180,000. That even goes for people who agreed with the NCAA's ruling, like president Mark Emmert, who stated plainly (as Gene Chizik will tell you) that the NCAA had no evidence to rule that Cam knew of his father's request or that the family had received benefits from anyone ... but also affirmed that "I think it's absolutely a fundamentally wrong for a father to try to sell the services of his son or daughter to the highest bidder."
And in the interests of protecting that stance, Emmerts's organization has moved towards making requests like Cecil's an eligibility-breaker in the future. An official release from the NCAA Tuesday details a proposal for an "expanded definition of agents," one that would "include third-party influences, including family members, who market student-athletes' athletics ability or reputation for personal financial gain."
The statement reads:
Under the new definition, Cecil would have been acting as Cam's "agent" and -- one would assume -- having an agent operating on his behalf (even without his consent) would have resulted in Cam's having been declared ineligible. The definition might also be broad enough to include the likes of "advisors" like Bryce Brown mentor Brian Butler (or, if certain allegations involving Oregon stick, Will Lyles.)
The proposal will be reviewed at the NCAA's 2011-2012 legislative session and could be put into effect as soon as April of next year.
If we play devil's advocate for a moment, we have to wonder if it's entirely fair to prospective athletes to pay the price in elgibility for others' actions they may have no control over. (Consider a scenario similar to the famous Albert Means case: if a high school coach goes behind a recruit's back and asks a school for money in order to push the recruit towards that school, how is that the player's fault? Would their college football career be ruined all the same?)
But all the same, Emmert is right that the attempted sales of athletes' services (whether that sale is completed or not) is "fundamentally wrong." If the NCAA believes the proposed legislation might help stamp out some of those sales pitches, it's legislation they must consider.
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Posted on: July 26, 2011 3:58 pm
Edited on: July 26, 2011 4:56 pm
UCLA QB Hundley to undergo surgery
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
We don't know what Rick Neuheisel did to curse the UCLA quarterback position. Maybe he entered an NCAA Tournament pool with a coven of old gypsy women. Maybe the one area of the Bruins' practice field where Neuheisel has them warm up is a very, very small ancient Indian burial ground. Maybe he signed his UCLA contract by the light of a full moon under a ladder on Friday the 13th under the advice of legal counsel Joe Theismann.
But whatever the reason, UCLA's quarterbacks have the most rotten luck of any single position on any single college football team in the FBS--and by this point, that's closer to fact than opinion. The latest evidence? Neuheisel announced at Pac-12 Media Days Tuesday that true freshman Brett Hundley has torn his meniscus and will undergo surgery. Hundley suffered the injury playing pickup basketball.
Fortunately, the injury is expected to sideline Hundley for only three-to-four weeks, and the Bruins still have two quarterbacks with starting experience in Kevin Prince (the expected starter) and Richard Brehaut. But as a highly-touted prospect who fits the Bruins' pistol offense snugly and enrolled early for spring practice, Hundley nonethless had a shot at major playing time or even the starting position--particularly given that both Prince and Brehaut have their own injury histories to deal with.
He may still have that shot, especially later in the year. But missing out on the critical first few weeks of fall camp and being forced to deal with his recovery on the fly isn't the recipe for any player to make an immediate impact, much less a true freshman.
So in the end, it's just one less option for Neuheisel to work with through the first several weeks of the 2011 campaign. If there's any silver lining, though, it's this: Neuheisel must be awfully comfortable handling setbacks at the quarterback position by now. Right?
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Rating system for law firms? Some object
A fledgling five-star rating system for law firms has riled some local lawyers, who say that such a system is best reserved for restaurants and movies.
After years of threatening to make law firms accountable for increasingly bloated hourly billing rates, the Association of Corporate Counsel last month unveiled a customer satisfaction survey — much like reviews on e-commerce Web sites like Amazon — that lets clients rate their law firms. Firms are evaluated both on their legal prowess and cost. The report cards, which are entirely subjective, are available online to all of ACC's 25,000 members.
Law firms are not eligible for ACC membership and are unable to see the reviews.
The effort is one component of the ACC's Value Challenge, a movement launched last year to push attorneys' hourly rates in line with the actual value of the legal services delivered.
In just over two weeks, over 1,500 evaluations have been completed for more than 500 law firms.
"Some lawyers are cautious, some are concerned and some are really excited," said Susan Hackett, the ACC's senior vice president and general counsel. "It doesn't purport to measure every aspect of a firm's performance, but basically it asks, does the firm provide good value? Success at law firms has often been determined by size, profitability and reputation. We want to change that so that the criteria of a successful law firm is how much your clients love you."
Although law firms cannot access reviews, once a critical mass of reviews accumulates on one firm, the ACC will issue a report to that firm. Hackett compares the five-star system to book reviews on Amazon.com — one bad review will not color 20 positive ones, Hackett said.
So far, the legal community has given the system mixed reviews.
Law firm partners, on one hand, say that while they welcome more client conversations around budgeting and delivering value, they say the five-star system is over-simplified.
"I don't think this value index is going to be the barometer as to how well law firms are performing. I don't think most sophisticated general counsels are going to make their decisions based on the Zagat's guide for law firms — which is not at all to denigrate the need for law firms to provide value," said James Westra, managing partner of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP's Boston office.
"We certainly always encourage dialogue with clients," said Westra. "Law firms in general have got to rethink their models ... firms have historically focused on providing excellent service in a timely manner. I think efficiency has been a third concern."
David Rosenblatt, managing partner of Boston-based Burns & Levinson LLP, is in favor of more in-depth conversations with clients around pricing, but he said he is skeptical whether the index is the way to do that.
"I would question the validity of coming up with some type of numerical rating system for a firm because of the nature of legal services," said Rosenblatt. "It's not a consumer product like a car or a refrigerator."
Another aspect of the system, the fact that the reviews will largely remain a secret from law firms, seems counterintuitive to the ACC's goal of changing the billing practices of firms by having open conversations, according to one local partner who did not want to be named. Meanwhile, many in-house counsels are thrilled with the opportunity to give feedback about all aspects of working with their law firms.
"I think it's definitely going to put law firms on notice that in-house counsel are really thinking in these terms and paying attention in a comparative sense," said Christopher Mirabile, current president of the ACC's Northeast chapter and a Boston-area angel investor. "I think it does have the potential to upset the order a little bit.
Unlike other ratings systems like the peer-reviewed Martindale-Hubbell ratings, the Value Index could represent a chance for law firms to make real changes and improve relations with their clients, according to some.
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What in the world is and OUT HOUSE? It is a detached building a SHED within the ground of the main building or house. In Oktibbeha County, Mississippi an OUT HOUSE is an OUTSIDE BATH ROOM. I have heard it also called a "PRIVY", a place, secluded as a "PRIVATE LITTLE HOUSE", a dwelling house of a private person. Both an OUT HOUSE and a "PRIVY" are disappearing from our landscapes in this county and in the state of Mississippi. When I would spot an OUT HOUSE somewhere out in Oktibbeha County, I would stop my car..."dead in its tracks" because I had suddenly DISCOVERED A REAL TREASURE that was a real part of our lives so many years ago! Soon every Out House will disappear completely from our sight, and my own opportunity to paint "OUR PAST' on my canvas!
I have three OUT HOUSE paintings, and each was captured forever on my canvas. They all "LIVED", Oktibbeha County, and each one represented our past in this great state of Mississippi! Have you ever seen an Out House? They have such "CHARACTER", and indeed each one has "STOOD THE TEST OF TIME!"
On October 31, 1965, I found the first OUT HOUSE. Where was it? It has been so many years ago, and I failed to write it down on the bottom of my canvas with my signature and the date I painted it. I do know that it was found not far from home in this county, and it was painted all alone sitting on top of hill not far from the main house of the owner. I remembered thinking how "CUTE" it was "perched" on a hill top as if it were "clinging" on to that hill and to the past itself. The sky was a Cerelean Blue color that day, and used my tube of Cerelean Blue that I squirted out on my palette to paint the sky on the last day of October, Halloween day! I used my Hooker's Green, a dark green on my palette right behind the OUT HOUSE, to indicate a dark shrub or foliage right behind the little OUT HOUSE. Your eyes are then drawn into the entire OUT HOUSE with the contrast of the Hooker's Green foilage and the Cerelean Blue sky. Pieces of Mississippi Sage and weeds are growing by the left side, and dark brown dirt holds the OUT HOUSE to the ground. Look closely at the beautiful tin rusted roof that almost looks like waves in n ocean from the aging of the tin with the help of the wind for all the years that"it"has stood "this test of weather" as well as "the test of time!". The old wood is absolutely beautiful. Look at "it!" At the very top find the "knotted round piece of wood" of the wide plank right over the door facing. The black at the very top of the wonderful "rusted hindged Indian Brown...hinges that hold this sagging door in place have so much " CHARACTER!" This old door has been opened and closed millions of times during "HER" life time! You know that there is a worn path leading up to the front door of this OUT HOUSE...somewhere in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, in the year of 1965!
May 24, 1995, I discovered a BEAUTIFUL...OUT HOUSE right off the Main Street of Sturgis, Mississippi behind The McKinnon's Merchantile Store, and Adams Hardware Store. This particular OUT HOUSE was built by a wonderful gentleman and a beloved citizen of Sturgis, Mr. Arthur Livingston. Several of the other Sturgis citizens told me, "Hey, Carole, I know exactly where you can find a BEAUTIFUL...OUT HOUSE...follow me behind these stores!" I could not WALK fast enough, and followed them...hauling all my art supplies with me in my hands...later returing to get my colorful umbrella and easel! Here was a wonderful example of an OUT HOUSE, A BATH ROOM OF OUR PAST, and it truly was "A BLAST OF THE PAST!" This OUT HOUSE was leaning to the right of the landscape that "She" lived! I could see the under side of the almost turqouise tin roofs made of two pieces of old tin that had "weathered with grace" from "Her"..."test of time" of our four seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter that we experiece in Mississippi. Look at this beautiful "under side" of the two pieces of old tin. Look at "Her" beautiful tin roof! Find the one strong large piece of a beam holding the roof up placed in a horizonal postition. Find the one nail that Mr. Livingston forgot to hammer into the beam. It is to the far left side of the beam siticking out into the white sky! This leaning OUT HOUSE is simply wonderful! Look at the one knot hole on the second piece of weathered wood to the left, and the two dark rusted hinges holding the slightly opened door with a rusted latch that has blown open from our strong winds that we some times experience in this part of the state of Mississippi. The one top hinge is actually holding the entire door up because the the door has seperated itself completely from the bottom hinge. This door is barely "hanging on" to "Her" life itself! But of the three OUT HOUSES, we get to "PEEP" slightly inside and see what the inside of an OUT HOUSE looks like. Its small, and inside is an "OUT SIDE TOILET". It is a deep hole dug way down into the ground. I have heard that there was always a big Sears and Roebuck Catalog inside on the dirt floor, and was used for toilet paper, or there might be a corn cob or two near by inside this OUT HOUSE. Inside we can see that the brown wood is still light brown and it does NOT have the "WEATHERED WOOD LOOK"... much like the sheen of PATINA on a piece of old silver. The inside of an OUT HOUSE has been protected from the elements, and it looked much like the day Mr. Arthur Livingston built it. The side of the left side has a;piece of wood protruding and "bucking up" from this side which gives it "Character!" Look at the dark black shadow of the roof itself at the far left side of this painting. and the dark shadow from the leaning front door, "inviting" you inside to see what an OUT HOUSE interior looks like! I painted Hooker's Green Grass mixed in with Light Green and Lime Green grass along with a few weeds that had sprouted up. The weeds and grass just might "decide" to "take over" this past, ANTIQUE...OUT HOUSE! Along with the date of May 24, 1995 I had these words of description of this Sturgis, Mississippi OUT HOUSE along with the STURGIS CITIZENS who had quietly and silently "JOINED" me right behind my back as they told me stories of this STURGIS DOWN TOWN OUT HOUSE that might have been used by CUSTOMERS of the establishments of McKinnon's Merchantile Store and Adam's Hardward Store. Both stores are still in existance today and they still have many customers in 2010! Sue McKinnon, the pretty daughter-in-law and widow of William McKinnon and Walter Turner, the Grandson of Mr.Adams own and operate these same stores and business today! There customers and other interested citizens dropped by to see how my painting of their STURGIS DOWN TOWN OUT HOUSE might be progressing as well to "WELCOME" me to Sturgis that day! On the very bottom of this canvas, I included their comments as I was about to sign and date this OUT HOUSE painting..."LOOKING FOR A CUSTOMER"," THIS IS A "JOHNNY TOILET" OUT HOUSE" and "THIS IS A PAST BATH ROOM...A BLAST FROM THE PAST!"
On June 27, 1995 almost one month later I was "searching" for a third OUT HOUSE to paint, and was "cruising" down the STURGIS/MABEN ROAD, and suddenly my car stopped "dead in "Her" tracks" at the property and home of MRS. MARGIE FULGHAM, "QUEEN" OF THE STURGIS/MABEN ROAD! Margie Fulgham use to own and operate, FULGHAMS' STORE right in the corner of the road. One can keep on "trucking along" to Maben, Mississippi in Oktibbeha County or head to the left towards Starkville. MARGIE FULGHAM knows everybody and everything you would ever want to know right here in the curve of this road...just stop and pull into "MARGIE'S STORE....and she will tell you...She served for years on the Democratic Commitee, and her store...was where everyone CAST THEIR VOTES during ELECTION DAY!...FULGHAM'S STORE WAS THE VOTING HEADQUARTERS for this area of Oktibbbeha County! I pulled into her home that day, and ask her if I could go near her barn to the side and across the road from her home and store..and paint her WONDERFUL...OUT HOUSE!...MARGIE FULGHAM with her SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY....graciously agreed!...This was a PERFECT...OUT HOUSE to spend the day with...It had quite a HISTORY behind the building of it. It was built by FRANKLIN D. ROSEVELT'S PROGRAM...CALLED..THE W.P.A'S...PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT stated a program called. W.P.A. during the THE GREAT DEPRESSION to put people BACK TO WORK AGAIN, building OUT HOUSES as well as building our CHACTAW LAKE in CHACTAW COUNTY, our neighboring county to OKTIBBEHA COUNTY and BLUFF LAKE AT THE NOXUBEE WILDLIFE REFUGE. My own Daddy, John Andrew McReynolds, II was a part of ROSEVELT'S W.P.A.'S during THE GREAT DEPRESSION, and Daddy helped build both CHACTAW LAKE AND BLUFF LAKE! Daddy's all time FAVORITE PRESIDENT OF THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA was FRANKLIN DELANO ROSEVELT! This day as I sketched and painted what I call the W.P.A. OUTHOUSE...located near MARGIE FULGHAM'S BARN...I thought about the men who found jobs... working and building "THE SOUTH" "back and up" during THE GREAT DEPRESSION in the 1930's. Here we face in 2010, men and women without JOBS...and the "CRY" TODAY...IN OUR YEAR OF 2010. "WE NEED MORE JOBS, JOBS, AND JOBS IN AMERICA AND IN OUR SOUTH...just like we did when the W.P.A'S BUILT this OUT HOUSE so many years ago! They say, "history repeats itself!" I think so! This is a great OUT HOUSE. We shall start at the top and the wonderful leaning back tin roof. Look at all the colors I saw that day in the month of June, 1995. The roof was carefully anchored to the top with boards and tin. See the top had an opening which held the little door onto its side. It looks like the one hinge to the right was replacing the other two rusted hinges on the left which probably just "wore out" from the many times it was opened and closed, over and over again! We get to see inside this OUT HOUSE as well as the one down the road in STURGIS, MISSISSIPPI that I had just painted about one month earlier in 1995. A "PEEK" inside this old " PRIVY" we see dark walls deep inside it, and a light brown higher floor. Look at the wonderful three STONES leading you to this "PRIVY"...OUT HOUSE!...Being near the barn area on the property makes me wonder if this really was a SECLUDED PLACE...a very PRIVATE..."PRIVY" OUT HOUSE! I especially loved the OUT HOUSE and the way it was leaning to the far left of my canvas! I painted the vines growing and "drapping" over the top of the tin roof, and even a single vine was "making".."Her" way inside the cracked door!, /see the tiny tree that has spouted up near the the left side almost "wondering" if ..."It"... (the tree) could help PROP up the OUT HOUSE and save it from...FALLING? Years later I would ride past MARGIE FULGHAM'S OUT HOUSE..."PRIVY"..and I would always glance towards my left side of the road to see this old W.P.A. OUT HOUSE, and "check it out" to see if "She" might be still standing? There "She" would be... proudly LEANING amost ready to fall to the left side and CRUMBLE into PIECES!...Last June, 2009, I rode by , and "She" was no longer there!...I was so sad to know that "SHE"...HAD MET HER DEATH!...FALLEN DOWN TO "REST FOREVER" IN A PILE OF RUSTED OLD TIN, OLD WEATHERED BOARDS, RUSTED OLD HINGES, AND COVERED UP WITH VINES AS "HER" FLOWERS FOR "HER" GRAVE SITE. I was sad, but then I thought this old "PRIVY"...this old OUT HOUSE was in a way still on "The Place" cause "She" "MET HER FATE" by familiar surroundings of MARGIE FULGHAM'S OLD BARN, where "She" was given "HER LIFE"...for years and years since our GREAT DEPRESSION built by the hard labor and the hands of other American citizens in the 1930's who needed jobs, and "THANKS" to one of our greatest PRESIDENTS...FRANKLIN DELANO ROSEVELT'S FINE PROGRAM, THE W.P.A...MEN AND WOMAN WERE GIVEN JOBS TO DO, AND ONE OF THESE JOBS..WAS TO BUILD ...OUT HOUSES IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND IN OUR COUNTY, OKTIBBEHA!
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Saul Cornell: New Originalism: A Constitutional Scam
Saul Cornell is the Paul and Diane Guenther Chair in American History at Fordham University and a Senior Research Scholar in Residence at Yale Law School.
AMERICANS ARE deeply divided over how to interpret the Constitution. Originalism, the view that judges should interpret the Constitution by discovering the original intent or the original meaning of the text, has a strong hold on the public. Yet the opposing view, that judges ought to interpret the Constitution as a living document and read it in light of contemporary values or an evolving tradition, is also well entrenched in American culture. Not surprisingly, support for originalism is strongest among Tea Party activists, conservatives, and Republicans. Although the vast majority of legal academics are not originalists, the theory of originalism has never been stronger among law professors. Indeed, originalism now has adherents not only among conservative but also liberal legal scholars. There is really only one group in American society that remains largely immune to the lure of originalism: historians.
At first glance, this fact might seem strange. Historians devote their lives to understanding the past, so one would surmise that they, above all others, would be drawn to the theory of originalism. One might attribute the resolute anti-originalism of most historians to the fact that they are generally more liberal than the population at large and thus oppose originalism for political reasons. Although political orientation may account for some of this animus, their hostility to originalism has less to do with politics and more to do with questions of historical interpretation and method. When most historians look closely at originalist arguments, what they usually find is bad history shaped to fit an ideological agenda—what historians derisively call "law office history."
ORIGINALIST CONSTITUTIONAL theory developed during the Reagan years as a critique of activist judges. Its theorists argued that a jurisprudence focused on the original intent of the Founders would serve as a means of limiting the discretion of judges. This theory proved controversial from the start and was subjected to a number of withering criticisms. One of the many problems with the theory stemmed from its shaky historical foundations. Simply put, the Founders did not speak with a single voice on most constitutional questions. Thus, traditional originalism collapsed as evidence accumulated that the Founding generation disagreed on most of the major constitutional issues they confronted. If Madison and Hamilton could not agree on how to interpret the Constitution, how could modern judges claim to have found an objective means to discern the true meaning of its text?...
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Pots De Creme
20 Oct 2009
|Light cream
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|6 , beaten
|Sweet chocolate
|1⁄2 Pound, grated
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Dash
Combine cream, chocolate, and salt in a saucepan.
Cook over a low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture is thoroughly blended and cream is scalded.
Pour this hot mixture, a little at a time, into the egg yolks, beating hard.
Pour into mousse pots or into a large crystal or silver dessert bowl and place in the refrigerator for several hours or until firm.
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