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I have a Transfer Interview for Attractions (in either TL or FL/Toon) coming up this week.
I was just wondering if anyone could give any advise on what I could expect to be asked. Does anyone here remember anything from their own interviews?
I have a Transfer Interview for Attractions (in either TL or FL/Toon) coming up this week.
I was just wondering if anyone could give any advise on what I could expect to be asked. Does anyone here remember anything from their own interviews?
Don't you take my hours too! *shakes fist*
I have no idea, I just felt like shaking my fist. Just be yourself. !
Yay attractions is the best!
"I'm not funny. What I am is brave." - Lucille Ball
Take my hours in TL. They got cleared up since Saturday night will be my last night.
Seriously, though....one thing I do remember is being given a list of duties and being asked if I had any problems with them. Lifting, kneeling, bending over, different things you have to do to check behind the scenes, check lap bars and seat belts, etc.
When I got my interview for Attractions it was if I had to could I lift certain weights by myself, they gave me situationals, like, what would you do if you were working Indy and a little child wasn't quite big enough to get on but he was a big Indy fan, and safety questions and things. Apparently I passed. :-D
I dont remember having to do an additional interview when I transfered is that new?
Come Celebrate with us, we can't wait to meet ya!
Must be. Let us know how it went! I'm excited cuz I got my PAs tomorrow and then I can finally sign off for Fliks and actually get into rotation.
Oh, and for those mentioning they're hiring too much, just met 2 more new hires today for Flik's, they were doing GIT.
No, I did not say I would cry, lol.
I will be transferring from Foods to TL Attractions sometime in the next few weeks .
On a side note, do any Foods CMs happen to know if I have to fill out any paperwork to leave Unite HERE!, I filled out the paperwork to join Teamsters, but I didn't get anything to leave Local 50.
Random but, how was the transferring process? What did you do to transfer? Who'd you see? I am thinking about going in the casting center but... And I know you've been with the company long enough not to worry about it, but do you know how long you have to wait to transfer? 4 or 6 months?
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"I'm not funny. What I am is brave." - Lucille Ball
Congrats! We will miss you in Foods, but have fun with Ops.
I suggest contacting Here directly. You can find the contact info on their website or myspace.
Enjoy yourself in Tomorrowland!
You have to had been in your current role for at least 4 months, and must have gone at least 4 months without a Verbal/Written.
You turn in the completed and approved application to Casting, and wait for a role to open up. Casting will then call you and schedule an appointment with a Casting Recruiter.
The interview was fairly straight forward, not that much different from a New Hire interview. They did ask why I was interested in transferring out of Foods, and what I thought an Attractions Host(ess) did.
If you're recommended/approved for a Transfer, they'll do a lot of the same stuff that you did when you hired in. They'll give you the job description and ask if you can do it without accomodations, as well as the Union paperwork (if applicable).
However, for Transferees, they'll also go over a Transfer sheet that shows what you gain and lose by transferring with regards to benefits.
If they don't recommend/approve you for a Transfer, there are several options. They can work with you and try to find another LOB to put you in if you really want to leave. You can also choose to decline the Opportunity and stay in your current role.
As to after the interview, Casting will work with both departments (the one you're leaving and where you're going) to determine your Release Date (which also becomes your Seniority date if you're transferring into a Union role), they'll call you and inform you of it, and then transfer the file to Employee Administrative Services, who will schedule the CM for the appropriate LOB Class, and On-Boarding, who will handle the scheduling of OJT.
I hope the TL instead of FL/TT wasn't a choice.
Congrats, hope you enjoy attractions.


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- Wooden box containing glass bottles and toiletry implements. Presented to John Andrew by members of the Glasgow Caithness-Shire Association as a mark of their esteem on leaving his native country, Glasgow, in November 1852.
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- Box with key, brass trim and inscription plate with velvet interior. Fitted with mirror, two glass bottles with stoppers, boot hook, seven glass containers with metal lids, tweezers (mother of pearl carved handle), etc. and compartments for storage.
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|Label marked: "S Woolfield, Manufacturer of Desks & Dressing Cases, Buchanan Street, Glasgow". Inscription plate is marked: "Presented to Mr. John Andrew, by members of the Glasgow Caithness-Shire Association. As a mark of their esteem on leaving his native country. Glasgow Nov. 1852".
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Dear friends and supporters,
We are writing with a quick check in to say hello, to provide you, our kind supporters with a quick update. We are hoping you and your families are all well, where ever you may be across the world.
Here is Shauri Yako's slums, we have been focusing on trying to start a music training program for youth. The young people we support have had little access to the arts. Most can't dream of ever owning a guitar or a drum kit, which is a real shame. It been well documented that the arts provide a critical outlet for youth at risk, helping build their confidence and self-worth. We know the arts can help steer youth away from the dangers of slum life.
With the dual goal of bringing joy and providing employable skills, we have been working with young university students from an organization called Nourish in North Carolina, who have helped us to plan toward the start up of a music training program, including providing us with funding to acquire instruments and a couple of computers that we intend to use for weekly classes. In the long run, we aspire to be able to offer sound recording training. In the coming weeks, we'll be focusing program design and continuing to approach larger organizations to help us make our summer pilot project sustainable in the longer run. Interested in learning more or have an idea to help us get started? Just hit reply to this email. We'd be thrilled to hear from you.
We also wanted to let you know that, with our recent disbursement of funds from Global Giving, we have made a purchase of training room equipment (3 tables and 8 Chairs), moving us closer to what we need for a fully functioning room (24 chairs). Thanks to you all for helping us get set up to run our programs with adequate facilities. It may seem like a small thing to be supporting the purchase of chairs, but for youth who are otherwise on the streets of these slums, having a table and chair so they may sit down and learn is important.
For interest, we're also sharing a picture of our Scouts troop, which has been supported by SYSC for many years. These troop members have been organizing and running regular commmunity clean ups in response to the lessons we provide on environmental stewardship.
Lastly, we just wanted to remind you that we're still fundraising for our microproject to raise funds for internet connectivity so that we can run an internet drop in centre to provide web training to youth. With internet access in a computer lab, we could show youth how to use the internet to search and apply for jobs, for example. If you are able to spare a little, we would be extremely grateful.
Thanks again for your kindness!
Wishing you all the best.
Joe Mwai
This is just a short report to let you know that we have continued to be busy making improvements to our youth drop-in and training centre, built last year through your support. Our top priority has been wiring the facility with electricity, and expect that Kenya Power Company will install the power line transfer within the next couple of weeks.
We've also been installing furniture and our newly serviced computers in the computer lab. This means that we are almost ready to begin offering the youth we serve with computer training again. Computer training is not a ready opportunity for the youth from this slum community, who often do not complete school and are busy day to day making ends meet. However, we recognize that even basic computer proficiency can signficantly improve their employability.
We are also continuing to ramp up for the arrival of university student volunteers from North Carolina, U.S.A. in May. These young women and men are coming to set up a music training program. Youth here are so excited have access to the arts, and our board is thrilled because of all the documented benefits that access to the arts brings, including increased sense of self-worth and a creative outlet to keep youth away from the negative trappings of streetlife (drugs, prostitution).
We are also installing a fence around the compound to reduce our vunerability to theft and planting trees and flowers to help with erosion before the rain starts.
Lastly, we're pleased to welcome new volunteers through the UN's Online Volunteers network to our team. Edel from Kenya and Zenith from Singapore are helping us to develop grant applications and seek organizational funders for our job skills training programs. If any of you ever wish to volunteer with or visit SYSC, we would be thrilled - hit reply and send us a note anytime!
With ongoing thanks for your support and interest in helping our youth to help themselves change their lives for the better,
Chair of the Board
Happy Holidays friends!
Guess what? SYSC has joined teams with Global Giving and Microsoft. We are lucky enough to be a part of their Youth Spark campaign. Today is Giving Tuesday and Microsoft is matching any donations we receive to support slum youth development beginning at noon, up to $1000 a donation (until the $250,000 in matching funds runs out).
If you are able to help SYSC this holiday season, today is the day to do it - you'll DOUBLE your impact.
It's been a big year for SYSC, thanks to you. We raised enough funds to tear down our old iron sheeting facility and rebuilt a solid facility and two-stall public toilet in stone and lumber. This means we have a permanent home for our programs and can avoid spending essential program funds on rent, our equipment is safe from theft, youth have a safe refuge from the street and the community has a new meeting space. Best of all, we all have new hope for the future. Because we are a part of Global Giving, we were able to build a partnership with The Project Solution and have just found out university students from the University of North Carolina will be coming this summer to teach music and computer lessons, through the youth-run organization Nourish.
We're excited for a new year and focused on fundraising for tailoring and welding job skills training. This will give youth skills in a high demand sector. According to Business Daily Africa, there is a massive shortage of technical skills like plumbing, mechanics, tailoring and welding, in the Kenyan economy because universities have been taking over middle-level colleges that used to train workers.
We know we can make a real difference in the lives of slum youth with your help. Here's a testimonial from Kenneth, pictured below with his wife and family:
"I am a volunteer for SYSC. I was born and raised by a single mother here in Shauri Yako slums 33 years ago, where I continue to live with my wife and three children. None of us live here because we want to. Life is a daily struggle. The government consider the community of Shauri Yako an 'informal settlement', which renders slums residents 'invisible' to the authorities and the town administration. SYSC is only organization that helps our youth to escape slums life and become independent. Our hopes and dreams depend on SYSC's success."
Hello friends,
It's time for another update on our work to improve the lives of slum youth here in Nyeri town, Kenya.
We're really happy to let you know that since we last wrote we have completed a two-stall toilet just outside the facility where offer we offer our youth drop-in and programming centre. For the first time, youth - most of whom are accustomed to sharing one pit latrine with 30 others - have access to a hygenic, modern toilet when they use our centre. This is an extremely exciting improvement for everyone, and we are so thankful to our Global Giving supporters for making this dream a reality.
The past three months have been active for us in the areas of fundraising and planning. We have submitted several new grant applications, thanks to the hard work of our new on-line volunteers. We have been researching the feasibility of growing bamboo along the nearby Chania river as a means of sustainable income development for local women. And our local Scouts troop has been brainstorming on ways to help the community and themselves. They are now exploring opportunities to train in first aid and emergency preparedness, with the goal of eventually being able to train others.
We've heard from our supporters that they like to hear from those we help. Here's another story from one of our beneficiaries. Is there anything you'd like to know about SYSC? Respond to this email and let us know.
"I have been involved with SYSC since I was 12 years. I am from a family of 8 children and a single mother. When our father left and my mother later lost her job, we did not have a home and my mom turned to Mama Mugo (SYSC's founder) for help. I lived at SYSC when it was Mama Mugo's Childrens Home. SYSC gave me a place to live and sponsored my education through secondary school. Afterward, through a SYSC donor, I attended a hospitality college, where I trained as a cook. Now I work for the Kenyan Red Cross as a cook. I am self reliant and able to help my mom and two younger sisters. I volunteer at SYSC once in a while, when I can. I want to give back because I owe what I am today to SYSC. I would like to see SYSC grow to be a bigger organization that can reach out to more youth and children because what they do is very important." - Nicholas Mureithi -
In conclusion, THANK YOU for your kindness and generousity. You are making a direct difference to youth who are isolated and receive no programming support from the Kenyan or local government.
With gratitude and appreciation,
Dear friends,
We are so pleased to let you know that our new centre is complete and back in use! We now have a safe and permanent place for youth to escape the streets. This new building will be able to withstand the threat of erosion that faces so many of the buildings erected in these hillside slums. The community and youth we serve are really excited about this new beginning and we are so grateful for your help.
We are now fundraising $1200 USD to meet a new local government requirement to install a 2-stall public toilet for the centre's users. This will offer a hygenic facility to people who are accustomed to sharing a pit latrine with up to 30 others. Please click here if you are able to help us out with a small donation toward this goal: http://goto.gg/14823.
Right now, we are also focused on fundraising so we can offer more job skills training. Most youth here do not get the opportunity to finish school due to the cost and the obligations to contribute to their family's income. Job skills training in the high-demand sectors of tailoring and welding helps slum youth build a successful livelihood.
Fundraising is hard for us as a small grassroots organization, so we are thrilled to have the help of some new 'online' volunteers who are helping us with different parts of fundraising, like research and writing. It is amazing for us to think that there are people in South Korea, France and Australia who are giving their time to help us out, just as it touches us to think about you giving generously to at-risk youth whom you do not know.
We recently checked back in with some of the youth we've served in the past to record their stories and thought we'd share one with you:
I am 20 years old, the eldest in a family of 7 and a resident of Shauri Yako - Witemere slums in Nyeri town. I went to school up to class 6 and then dropped out due hunger and poverty. In my family finding food was a priority, which left little or no time for education. It was very difficult for my mom to put food on the table, so I started working at a very early age to try and help by doing all kinds of odd jobs, including house help. A course instructor who knew my family introduced me to SYSC. In 2010, at the age of 17, I took part in a free six month tailoring skills training program at SYSC. Afterward I volunteered as an assistant instructor at SYSC while looking for a job. In 2011, I took a micro-credit loan and started a dress and curtain-making business in my rented room here in the Shauri Yako slums. Today I am earning enough to pay rent, support my mom and 6 siblings, and I am also training them in tailoring. Discovering SYSC changed my life – see where I am now! - Jane Kamau
Lastly, we'd like to ask you if you have any questions about the Shauri Yako Community Youth Support Centre, the slums where we work or the youth we serve? Please hit reply to this email - we'd be happy to hear from you with questions or ideas.
Thanks again for your support.
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Re-signing point guard Deron Williams and acquiring shooting guard Joe Johnson have given the New Jersey Nets an All-Star backcourt that can get the franchise back to the playoffs in its first season in Brooklyn. Speaking at a news conference on Friday, general Manager Billy King and coach Avery Johnson said the Nets can be one of the top teams in the East, but they need a few more pieces to compete for an NBA title. The Nets, who saw a deal for Dwight Howard fall through earlier this week, have reshaped their woeful team since missing the playoffs for the fifth straight season. They have re-signed small forward Gerald Wallace and center Brook Lopez, acquired forward Reggie Evans and are talking with veteran Kris Humphries and Jerry Stackhouse.
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The CFL's Most Outstanding Player Moonlights as a Banker
It's not uncommon for Canadian Football League players to hold offseason jobs, just like their NFL counterparts from decades past. For Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish, it helps prepare him for life after football
A man walks up to the bank window. "Wow," the man says to the teller. "You look exactly like Jon Cornish, the running back for the Calgary Stampeders."
The bank teller smiles. He's bald, like Cornish, has broad shoulders, like Cornish, and that grin? It looks awfully familiar.
Another customer from the back of the line interjects. "Hold up," he says. "That doesn't just look like Jon Cornish, that is Jon Cornish!"
"The whole scene seems a bit corny," says the bank teller, who is in fact the real Jon Cornish. "But that's my life. Interactions like that happen all the time."
Cornish, the 29-year-old British Columbia-born, Kansas-schooled running back is the reigning Canadian Football League Most Outstanding Player. Last year, he broke his own single-season rushing record with 1,813 yards, led the league with 2,157 yards from scrimmage and scored 14 touchdowns. When he's not wearing his No. 9 jersey, he suits up (literally) for his second job at a TD Canada Trust branch near a mall in Calgary.
During the season, Cornish squeezes in two six-hour bank shifts per week. In the seven-month offseason, he may work four or five days a week. "It's a way I can get jumpstarted on my post-playing career," he says. "But truth is, I really love both of my jobs."
His story epitomizes the community-oriented CFL, and it's also reminiscent of the NFL from decades past, when salaries were far lower and players like Cornish weren't anomalies.
Take three NFL Hall of Famers, for example. Giants linebacker Sam Huff won a championship as a rookie in 1956. His $7,500 paycheck barely covered New York City living expenses, so he returned to West Virginia over the summer and bagged groceries. Y.A. Tittle moonlighted as an insurance salesman and Oilers defensive end Elvin Bethea worked at a Big & Tall clothing store in the offseason. The manager initially placed the 6-foot-2, 260-pound Bethea in the front of the store to greet customers. But when too many fans stopped by to ask for autographs or simply gawk, Bethea was granted his wish to work in a back room.
Cornish can relate. The bank customer who recognized him was wearing Cornish's Stampeders jersey. Since the Cornish Flakes cereal hit the shelves of the Calgary Co-op in May, he's been recognized more and more. "Plenty of fans get excited when they see Jon," says Tony Yu, the bank's branch manager. "But we value him for his work ethic. He's great with customers."
The number of CFL players with secondary careers is dwindling; Stampeders communications director Jean LeFebvre estimates that only 10% of the 43-man roster works offseason jobs. It's a trend that coincides with the league's growth. A new TV deal with TSN is reportedly worth $43 million annually, more than 2.5 times the previous $15 million per year. Yet second jobs are still far more common in the CFL than other sports leagues, especially the NFL.
The CFL's recently ratified collective bargaining agreement set the salary cap at $5 million per year, per team—an uptick from the previous $4.4 million. For perspective: Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan took home $42 million last year, enough to cover the salaries of every CFL player. Most estimates peg the average CFL salary around $80,000. The minimum for a rookie is $50,000. The Houston Texans No. 1 pick, Jadeveon Clowney, by contrast, will earn a $420,000 base salary (with a $3.6 million prorated bonus) in 2014.
While Cornish would not reveal his salary, the eight-year veteran emphasized he doesn't need the extra income from working in a bank to make ends meet. He interviewed for the job in January 2013 at the insistence of his girlfriend's father. Before that, Cornish said he "played way too many video games" and knew he could use his free time more effectively. As his college coach Mark Mangino tells it, Cornish preferred to hang out "in academic circles" rather than with teammates at Kansas. He majored in psychology, minored in women's studies, and was often spotted reading books at the training facility.
"But the kid could play," Mangino says, pointing to Cornish's senior season in which he averaged 5.8 yards per carry and totaled 1,457 yards—both Jayhawks single-season records. Invited to the NFL Scouting Combine, but undrafted, Cornish didn't sulk. "I think I may have let it be known too overtly that I would love to come back and play in Canada," he says. Cornish joined the Stampeders in 2007 and signed a five-year extension in 2011.
TD Bank is a great fit for a CFL player, Wu says, because it's open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week, allowing Cornish to be flexible with shifts that fit around his football schedule.
Cornish, an aspiring investment manager, completed the Canadian Securities Course last winter. He knows football won't last forever, and he understands how hard it would be to apply for an entry-level job in his late 30s rather than his 20s. He's grateful for the push from his girlfriend's father. "I knew I would need a job eventually," Cornish says. "Once my playing career is over, the revenue stream is going to stop. NFL players get a bit more of a cushion to fall back on. For the CFL, I suppose there's a bit more of an urgency."
Roughriders running back Kory Sheets, the 2013 Grey Cup MVP, understands that, too. The 29-year-old Connecticut native signed with the Oakland Raiders in February. But during the two months before he was scheduled to report to Oakland, Sheets kept his job unloading pieces of oil rigs for a trucking company in Saskatchewan.
Argonauts wide receiver Mike Bradwell, a civil engineer in the offseason, celebrated winning the Grey Cup in 2012 by bringing the trophy to one of his construction sites. Cornish's teammate, punter Rob Maver, works an office job where he helps manage properties and maintenance services for large companies (lucky for Maver, his two bosses are Calgary Stampeders season-ticket holders).
Patrick Kerney loves to hear these kinds of stories. An 11-year veteran of the NFL, Kerney is now the league's vice president of player benefits. He sees a problem with financial literacy among NFL players and wants to train them to think with a long-term perspective. "You look at guys like Jon Cornish, or Matt Elam, and they understand," Kerney says.
Elam is the Ravens' 2013 first-round pick who took a job as a part-time sales associate at a sneaker store this offseason. He's clocking about 20 hours a week at the Finish Line in a Gainesville, Fla., mall, working the floor and stocking shelves. "A historical pattern for players has been: 'I want to get in the shoe business, how about I give a guy $500,000 to start a shoe business,' " Kerney says. "Elam said, 'No, I want to throw my human capital at it, and I'll get so much more out of it.' "
Kerney doesn't expect all NFL players to get offseason jobs. He does, however, want them to pay attention to opportunity cost—thinking about investments, extra degrees and post-playing opportunities during the beginning stages of their careers. Next offseason, the NFL will offer a personal finance program seminar in offseason hotbeds such as Miami and Southern California.
"Just to get guys thinking on the same wavelength as Cornish or Elam," Kerney says. "Those guys really get it."
In 2013, Cornish won the Lou Marsh Trophy, the annual award given to Canada's top athlete. He was the first CFL player to receive the honor since 1969. When Cornish found out, he was still on his shift at the bank. Only when he got his scheduled break did he conduct a conference call with reporters.
Outstanding all around... great job! SI and the CFL are a terrific pair!
fabulous article Emily! another job well done!
Great Article
I know it was only one game but I got the feeling at the end that, in a decade or so, the name Osh will be up there with Wally and The Don. You just get the feeling he knows something that the rest of us don't. I don't watch NFL so I don't know, but when was the last time a punter threw a pass. Osh is the child prodigy master of the trick play.
I'm glad Peter King is taking a chance on more unusual stories and angles. Maybe he will broaden SI's football base with one CFL story a week. It could bring in a whole new audience from Canada, eh? I know I bust his chops about the coffee and beer snobbery, but maybe he could save a few hundred words by leaving that stuff out and add a short NFL human interest article every week. I like hearing about some of the quirks or even difficulties that so many players have gone through. Not disrespecting him, but I've heard plenty about the guy down in New Orleans with ALS (i think). How about all of the work Charles Tillman has done for his childs issues. There are plenty of others that spearhead charitable endeavors of their own for family members. How about the good guys of football? The Bears give away the Brian Piccolo award every year. What do other teams do? How about the heroes of the NFL for their deeds and not their playing? Not just snippets of guys doing a solid for helping someone ask a girl to prom or show up to a charity benefit, but real hard work for charitable causes.
Canada Day Weekend #CFLKickoff !!! This is the way a Sports League should be !!! CFL is Awesome, and CANADA knows it !!
Let's not forget Warren Moon.
Another terrific entry - coming to this site each day has been a pleasure - keep it coming!
Another great story. These are the type of stories we should be getting on a more regular basis, showing more of the human side of sport.
I'm glad you are covering the CFL and I hope it continues throughout the season (come on assign one reporter to the CFL beat).
CFL fans are also missing a good centralized repository for league stories. Please fill the void!
I also hope with the change over in the website you don't read that as a sign these articles were not overly popular since on the first day I couldn't access and since then it has been a little hit and miss. I also think for some NFL fans they will be won over in time since it is good to read an actual story about individuals playing sports beyond the crime reports or stupid party kids.
I'm a long-time football fan of both the CFL and NFL (and the NCAA and CIS as well) but I was still blown away by the Matt Ryan stat in this story. Eye-opening and mind-blowing. Matt Ryan makes more money per year than an entire league of professional athletes! Wow.
Interesting, however, that CFL players, with their much smaller salaries, are forced by their modest incomes to plan for their financial futures while the NFL as a league struggles with problems of NFL players, who make a great deal more while they are playing, going bankrupt and facing poverty after they leave the league. Maybe there's a lesson there....
Great article - only critique is that in Canada, it would be a TD Canada Trust, not a TD Banknorth
Great piece, except you made one error: Mike Bradwell and the Argonauts won the Grey Cup in 2012. Saskatchewan won it in 2013.
Another great article. This week has been superb. Great idea, with even better execution.
I eish we could hear more stories about NFL players like Elam. Guys who get that the money train stops and usually much quicker than many realize.
Also, love the humility of Cornish that working and getting experience now matters much more for most players than getting the most expensive car. I giggled when I heard about the conference call on break. That is getting your priorities straight. Can you imagine the indignation of the US press if they were told they'd have to wait for his break? Hell no. They'd rush into the bank and interview him at the counter with 20 cameras. That's the difference between the US and Canada. Well, the NFL and the CFL at least.
This is a great read Emily Kaplan! Thanks to Peter King and the MMQB i'll be tuning in weekly to read about the CFL.
Jon Cornish is the perfect example of a true Canadian. Good Luck this year and hope you win another MOP (Most Outstanding Player)
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Aug 26, 2011And while I'm sure many Wii owners will dismiss this title outright – solidified in their cynicism against the system and against Nintendo here in the console's final days – I've decided just to kick back, relax, and finally embrace the Wii for the aberration it is.
Nov 2, 2011Forgive the game's ruff edges and pug ugly looks and you'll find there's a fair amount of fun in this barking mad idea. [Nov 2011, p.68]
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Nov 25, 2011Okay, so I have 3 dogs, and they are ALL in this game!!! So far I have beaten the season mode 4 times with the rock guy, the biker, the fatOkay, so I have 3 dogs, and they are ALL in this game!!! So far I have beaten the season mode 4 times with the rock guy, the biker, the fat guy, and the clown, which unlocked a bunch of stuff and I bought all the dog breeds. I also bought a lot of dog treats and game balls (powerups) but my cousins were over for Thanksgiving and bought stuff to customize the dogs and quarterbacks. We also beat the season mode once together by playing coop which was fun since we were all playing head to head before that.
Yo FriedConsole! Game gets WAY harder if you play Season Mode to the Dog Bowl (final match)!! I found the game to be pretty solid and I never liked Madden much so I think this game is actually much more fun to play with all the crazy things you can do on the field with the different types of dogs and play fields. FC I think you need to find some people to play the game with!… Full Review »
Sep 30, 2014Played it with my dog for 15 hours straight. Tons of fun, great graphics. My only distaste is that Jerry Rice is very difficult to unlock, andPlayed it with my dog for 15 hours straight. Tons of fun, great graphics. My only distaste is that Jerry Rice is very difficult to unlock, and I believe that it might be too difficult.… Full Review »
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-Hilarious graphics/sounds
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There are a few things about this game that make it truly worth a high rating:
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2. Pretty much everything you see/hear is very entertaining (the loading screen is a crab juggling with a rag-timey piano playing in the background). There are loads of hilariously cringe-worthy puns, and you get to hear Jerry Rice say every one of them. Plus, each character has their own set of somewhat random words that they shout out at the line of scrimmage.
3. Did I mention the juggling crab?
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Bacon Lettuce and Tomato
SAHM and loving it to Katie born 9/11/11 and Lincoln born 3/22/13.
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OJ and no not simpson (lame I know)
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This game has been very underrated IMO, I really like it and it's and another title that scales really well with Crossfire. BTW performance with 8xAA is the same than 4x.
The Witcher (2xAA)
No Crossfire at all in the masterpiece of CD Projekt, I really hope future ATI drivers will fix it. If anyone got different results, please let me know.
Tomb Raider Legend
Very nice performance boost, this game has needed some graphics card generations to reach constant 60FPS with 4xAA, vSync and Next-Gen content at Full HD resolution. At last!
Two Worlds
Very small Crossfire benefits for that title
Rainbow Six Vegas 2
This UE3 powered game also shows a little gain in Crossfire, maybe in more demanding levels it will be more noticeable
Call of Juarez
This game also uses Crossfire nicely
Another one that loves dual cards, impressive boost
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|Precapillary resistance
Illustration of a capillary system with precapillary sphincters, which are the regulators of precapillary resistance in the mesenteric circulation.
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Precapillary resistance is the concept in which capillaries are able to utilize vasomotion, either opening by act of dilating and letting blood pass through or constricting their lumen, reducing bloodflow through the capillary bed whereby occluding passage of blood. It is not entirely clear how the precapillary resistance is created in many parts of the body.[1] Precapillary sphincters are smooth muscle structures that mediate the precapillary resistance in the mesenteric microcirculation.[1]
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- ^ a b Sakai T, Hosoyamada Y (September 2013). "Are the precapillary sphincters and metarterioles universal components of the microcirculation? An historical review". The Journal of Physiological Sciences 63 (5): 319–31. doi:10.1007/s12576-013-0274-7. PMC 3751330. PMID 23824465.
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I have seen iCloud Document sample code for iOS and I used it to sync a uidocument to and from iCloud and now I am trying to sync iCloud with an nsdocument on a Mac OSX app which doesn't have
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For example, the method below, from
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COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County Council approved a tax abatement for a potential business expansion Tuesday.
80/20, of Columbia City, was awarded the tax abatement for a potential building project. The abatement will apply for real estate ($5.5 million) and personal property ($1.3 million) and will span 10 years, if the company goes forward with the project.
By approving the tax abatement, 80/20 will receive certain tax breaks that would make the expansion more feasible for the company.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City man is hoping to turn a hobby into something much more.
Jeremiah Geiger was a participant for years in the Whitley County 4-H Fair. He is still involved, but now on a different side.
"That was my passion, showing hogs at fair," he said. "I showed hogs for 10 years."
Currently, Geiger raises animals and sells them to students wishing to participate in the fair. The operation is small so far, but is not without its struggles.
"Nothing went right this fall," Geiger said. "I couldn't get (my animals) bred."
COLUMBIA CITY — Crooked Lake's nature preserve has recently added two additional tracts of land.
Indiana's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Commission voted Jan. 15 to bring in the 69.5 acres, named the Crooked Lake Addition Nature Preserve, to the original Crooked Lake Nature Preserve. The area now has a total of 215 acres.
The two parcels of land were added with assistance from the Indiana Heritage Trust and the Crooked Lake Property Owners' Association.
FORT WAYNE — There are 11 wrestlers from Whitley County schools who are one day away from their ultimate goal.
It is semi-state weekend at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Saturday. Grapplers who managed a top-four finish at the regional meet last Saturday at Carroll earned a bid for the semi-state tournament. There will be a total of 16 wrestlers at the tournament hailing from four regionals the previous weekend. The other three regionals that feed into the Coliseum are the tournaments that were held at Goshen, Jay County and Peru.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's girls basketball team fell on the wrong side of a back-and-forth battle Wednesday at Snider.
The Lady Eagles faced Northeast Hoosier Conference foe Carroll in the sectional opener, losing 65-57 in a closer game than the score depicts.
Until the final two minutes, for most of the game, neither team had a lead of more than five points.
There were 17 lead changes and seven ties, but foul trouble led to Columbia City's demise, as the Lady Eagles had five players foul out in the last four minutes of play — when Carroll took the lead and didn't give it back.
GAS CITY — The wait is over.
Whitko's girls basketball team was in suspense, waiting find out who it would play in Friday's sectional semifinal. The answer is in — Heritage.
The Lady Wildcats drew the bye in Class 3A, Sectional 23 at Mississinewa. That meant Whitko had to wait on the winner of Heritage and Bellmont, who played Tuesday. Heritage scored a 61-49 triumph.
These are the sports headlines in Thursday's issue:
County wrestlers one meet away from state
Murphy signs with Miami of Ohio
Whitko to take on Heritage
Lady Eagles suffer loss to Carroll in first round of sectional, 65-57
Here are the headlines in Thursday's issue:
80/20 considers expansion, 25 new jobs
Crooked Lake preserve adds land
4-H: From hobby to career
Man found guilty in Fort Wayne ambulance attack
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Senate approved a proposal authored by Ind. Sen. Jim Banks (R-Columbia City) to protect Hoosiers' right to vote by secret ballot.
Senate Joint Resolution 2 would amend the Constitution of the State of Indiana to permanently protect the right to use secret ballots in elections, including union authorization elections. The Ind. Senate passed the resolution by a vote of 33-16, moving it to the Ind. House of Representatives for further consideration.
Jared Murphy signed his National Letter of Intent Wednesday at Columbia City High School. By signing, Murphy officially committed to play NCAA Division I football at Miami University in Ohio. The occasion took place on National Signing Day for Division I College Football.
Those seated, from the left, are Coach Randy Hudgins, Jared Murphy, and his parents, Jo and Chuck Murphy. Standing, from the left, are CCHS Athletic Director Geoff Penrod, Coach Chris Benedict, Ben Murphy, Adam Murphy, and Jim Pope.


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Episode PremiereNovember 19, 2011
DistributorSyfy, BBC
GenreDrama, Family, Fantasy
Show Period2008 - 2013
Production CompanyShine Television, FremantleMedia Enterprises
Cast and Crew
DirectorJustin Molotnikov
ScreenwriterJake Michie
Main Cast
- Colin Morgan as Old Merlin / Emrys
- Bradley James as King Arthur Pendragon
- Angel Coulby
- Katie McGrath
- Richard Wilson
- Alexander Vlahos
- Tom Hopper
- Rupert Young
- Eoin Macken as Sir Gwaine / Gwaine
- Adetomiwa Edun
- Santiago Cabrera
- Miranda Raison
- Anthony Head
- Ben Daniels
- Warwick Davies
- John Lynch
Additional Cast
- Charlene McKenna
- Wayne Foskett
- Melanie Hill
A mysterious illness draws Merlin to a distant village as the magical drama continues. But it soon becomes clear that there is more at stake than just his well-being as something sinister turns the air sour.
Far from home and with no one to trust, Merlin becomes embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse. No longer sure who is the hunter and who is the hunted, can the young warlock survive long enough to uncover the truth?


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Gene Mutations in Patients With Advanced Prostate Cancer That Is Not Responsive to Hormone Therapy
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RATIONALE: Gene mutations may make prostate cancer cells unable to attach to androgens. This may permit the growth of prostate cancer. Gene testing may improve the identification of patients with advanced prostate cancer.
PURPOSE: Clinical trial to study the androgen receptor gene in patients with prostate cancer that is not responsive to hormone therapy.
Prostate Cancer
Other: mutation analysis
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case-Only
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Androgen Receptor Mutations in Hormone Refractory Prostate Cancer
Bone marrow biopsies were obtained from 164 patients enrolled on CALGB 9583 and from 20 patients enrolled on CALGB chemotherapy trials (CALGB 9480, 9680, 9780).
|Study Start Date:
|January 1997
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2006
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
- the feasibility of collecting bone marrow biopsies from prostate cancer patients in a cooperative group setting
- the incidence of marrow invasion by prostate tumor in random bone marrow biopsy
- the influence of previous prostate radiation on obtaining prostate tumor
- the frequency and type of AR mutations and
- association of AR mutations with response to antiandrogen withdrawal.
The CALGB conducted a phase III study (CALGB 9583) in which 260 men with AiPC were randomly assigned to antiandrogen withdrawal together with simultaneous ketoconazole and hydrocortisone versus antiandrogen withdrawal alone, followed by sequential ketoconazole and hydrocortisone. Metastatic disease with progression despite castrate levels of testosterone, prior antiandrogen therapy for a minimum of 4 weeks, and a minimum PSA level of 5 ng/mL were required; treatment with sequential antiandrogens was allowed. No prior chemotherapy was allowed. Bone marrow biopsies were obtained from 164 patients enrolled on CALGB 9583 and from 20 patients enrolled on CALGB chemotherapy trials (CALGB 9480, 9680, 9780).
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Eligible men enrolled on a trial of antiandrogen withdrawal had a minimum prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level of 5 ng/dL that was increasing on castration therapy including an antiandrogen. Marrow biopsies were obtained to collect prostate tumor. Additional samples were obtained from men enrolled on chemotherapy trials.
- Histologically proven adenocarcinoma of the prostate that is refractory to hormone therapy
- Patients who are eligible for anticancer therapy on Protocol CLB-9480, CLB-9583, CLB-9680, or CLB-9780 are also eligible for this study if they have not started treatment on those protocols
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00002924
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|Study Chair:
|Mary-Ellen Taplin, MD
|University of Massachusetts, Worcester
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00002924 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|November 1, 1999
|Last Updated:
|June 23, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology:
adenocarcinoma of the prostate
recurrent prostate cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Prostatic Neoplasms
Genital Diseases, Male
Genital Neoplasms, Male
Neoplasms by Site
Prostatic Diseases
Urogenital Neoplasms
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PG-13 for intense disaster sequences and some language.
2 hours, 38 minutes
Never before has a date in history been so significant to so many cultures, so many religions, scientists, and governments. "2012" is an epic adventure about a global cataclysm that brings an end to the world and tells of the heroic struggle of the survivors.
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I've just started using ubuntu as my main daily driver and have almost worked our the kinks.
There's one that is persistent though - I cannot boot using normal methods. I get booted into a black screen, which cannot do anything from - no Ctrl+alt+f1, no console - I do get the cursor however is a black X that does nothing but move when I move the mouse.
I have to use Advanced Ubuntu options whilst in GRUB and load up the recovery console, from here all I need to do is resume boot and it works fine.
Is there anyway I could fix this error without having to reinstall - I'm using an i7 4770k, 16gb of crucial ram, Nvidia GTX 770 and a Gigabyte GA-Z87-HD3. Not sure if that helps but it's better to have the info than not.
Edit: I'm using Nivdia Driver 331.67, I tried upgrading to the latest (340?) and had the same issue plus others so I went back to the driver I had installed before.
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On this week's episode of the new ABC drama LAST RESORT titled "Big Chicken Dinner" - Marcus brings the members of the Colorado and the islanders all together to celebrate their two cultures -- a feast in the spirit of Thanksgiving. But the good times turn bad the next morning when an essential crew member is accused of a serious crime. Grace handles the man's defense and is tasked with finding out the truth. The episode airs THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29 (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) on the ABC Television Network. Get a sneak peek below!
"Last Resort" stars Andre Braugher as Captain Marcus Chaplin, SCOTT SPEEDMAN as XO Sam Kendal, DAISY BETTS as Lieutenant Grace Shepard, DICHEN LACHMAN as Tani Tumrenjack, DANIEL LISSING as SEAL Officer James King, Sahr Ngaujah as Mayor Julian Serrat, CAMILLE DE PAZZIS as Sophie Girard, Autumn Reeser as Kylie Sinclair, Jessy Schram as Christine Kendal and Robert Patrick as Master Chief Joseph Prosser.
Guest Cast: JESSICA CAMACHO as Pilar Cortez, Gideon Emery as Booth, Jay Hernandez as Paul Wells, Jay Karnes as Sec. of Def. Curry, Michael Mosley as Anders, Tyler Tuione as Chief, Ian Verdun as Richmond.
"Big Chicken Dinner" was written by Julie Siege and directed by Gwyneth Horder Payton.
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Soccer Goalkeeping Drills, Volume 2
Soccer goalkeeping requires good tactical understanding and good physical fitness. This book contains drills intended to improve these individual key aspects of goalkeeping. Each drill is accompanied by a detailed description, a list of the main aspects being trained, and a series of diagrams showing each phase of the exercise.
Topics covered in Volume Two include: Defending with the Feet Punching the Ball Deflecting the Ball Winning the Ball Positional Play 1v1 Dominating the Penalty Area Use of Training Aids
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