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Smart grid market will nearly double by 2018, with main growth in China
Although the U.S. smart grid market contracted in 2012, the overall market grew 7% to hit $13.9 billion, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
Here are some high points of the just-released forecasts.
- China led the way with 14% growth to $3.2 billion, largely smart meters by China State Grid
- The U.S. dropped to $4.3 billion, down from $5.1 billion in 2011
- China will pass the U.S. as the world's largest market in 2013
- Roughly half the total spend was on smart metering, followed by distribution automation
- Growth is projected at 10% per year going forward, which would nearly double the market to $25.2 billion by 2018
European spending remained modest at $1.4 billion, though the market is expected to grow rapidly after 2014 as the UK and France begin major deployments. Latin America remains small at just $0.4 billion.
Meanwhile, a new study from Newton-Evan Research predicts that North America utilities will be greatly increasing their spending on energy management systems (EMS) and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, predicting that expenditures will jump 25% over the next two years.
Newton-Evans reports that one quarter of all utilities are planning new distribution management systems (DMS) and one fifth new outage management systems (OMS).
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38 year old woman | Houston, TX, USA | Seeking men 35-41 within 50 miles
I'm here, where are you?
Who am I? I am nice, kind, smart, thoughtful. I like supporting others. I am definitely close with my family. I love biking, hiking, walking, theatre, going to the movies, cooking, going to museums or just relaxing. I would like to find a person with all these qualities and interests who is Jewish.
Alumni connections , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering
Aerobics, Bowling, Cycling, Inline skating, Running, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs, Fish, Gerbils / Guinea Pigs / Etc.
I have a dog who is awesome. The most mellow dog you can think of. I also love fish, although I don't have one now.
Middle of the Road
I don't have a favorite local hot spot. I love travelling, internationally or in the USA, doesn't matter. I just love seeing new places.
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Music: anything but rap, TV shows: Grey's Anatomy, some reality shoes, books: biographies and mystery
I love exercising. Biking is something I really I enjoy, mostly because it relaxes me. I also like bowling, walking, hanging out with friends, cooking, movies and theatre. I'm open to trying anything once.
Maybe OT practice magazine or Self magazine.
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I'm not sure about my heritage per se. I am Jewish and one of my grandmothers is from Russia.
I was raised conservative. Now, I feel I am more reform. I went to a reform sleepaway camp and loved it. The tunes of the songs were great and I felt like a family.
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39 year old man | Miami, FL, USA | Seeking women 25-35 within 100 miles
Life is for the Living!
I am a very positive, spontaneous, and thoughtful person. I'm dedicated to my work, but know how to strike a balance between work and play. I'm definitely adventurous, enjoy trying new things, and enjoy taking a calculated risk from time to time.I recently moved to Miami from Baltimore and so I'm new to this city and it's (how should I put it) "unique" scene. I have a passion for fitness- it's my profession - and a deep appreciation for people and things that promote a healthy mind, body, and spirit. I am looking for someone who is full of positive energy (no drama), confident, kind, passionate about life, and looking to make the most out of each day. I live by the golden rule- treat others the way you want to be treated - and I'm looking for someone who does the same. Could that be you?
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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I do not own any pets as I am not home enough to care for them properly, but I always wanted a fish tank with sharks in it.
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Baltimore City Community College, Baltimore, MD
I enjoy good music and good food... I'm not too picky when it comes to good food. Lol One of my favorite shows on TV is the HBO series Game of Thrones.
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Teacher Retirement System
Fall 2013 Site Review
Position: Government Relations and Executive Intern
Student: Government, Junior
Overall I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. I have consistently worked 16 hours a week, coming in both Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. I believe is worth mentioning that unlike most internship opportunities, TRS pays its interns quite well. For a second year in a row, TRS has been ranked on the Austin American Statesman's list of the Top 10 Workplaces. As an employee of the agency, it comes as no surprise to me.
On any given day, I have a project to work on. Each project is different and carries a different weight. In the past I have been given tasks as simple as scanning documents, however I would like to note that it was on extremely rare occasions that I was given such petty tasks. On the contrary, I have been given numerous research opportunities. These research opportunities have repeatedly resulted in meetings with the top executives at TRS. As an intern in the workforce, I have learned that it is not the norm to be sitting at the same table as the top dogs. However, I believe that is what sets TRS apart. While there is still a sense of order and respect amongst the employees, it is evident that everyone is eager to help one another. As a state agency, TRS offers a wide variety of employment opportunities. As a public pension fund, TRS has an investment division, governmental relations department, legal department, auditing department, human resources, benefits division, and so on. I believe that having the opportunity to interact with a wide variety of people from different departments of TRS has shown me what fields I might find interesting in the future, and what fields I might shy away from.
Throughout my internship I was repeatedly given projects that were laden with responsibility. Rather than dreading these moments, I appreciated them, noting that most employers don't place that much faith in their interns. If I could do it again, I would.
Summer 2012 Site Review
Position: Clerk II
Student: Asian Studies Senior
My internship at the Teacher Retirement System of Texas has taught me a lot of about how a government retirement system is run. Benefits Processing, the department I was in, helps process the benefits for retired members. I specifically helped in Death Claims, the team that deals with deceased members. For these claims, beneficiaries of the deceased teachers needed to be located in order for them to receive benefits.
Every day I would go see my supervisor and get a list of the files that needed to be worked. Typically these files were follow ups to beneficiaries that we had not heard from after sending them a couple of letters. I would first try to call the beneficiaries to see if they were getting our forms. If I could not find a phone number, I would send them a letter via TRS' program. The program I used was a bit dated, as the user would have to enter numbers that would put together a letter. Currently TRS is upgrading their system and soon this program will be obsolete. If I opened a file that was either a couple of years old or that we had never heard back from a beneficiary after sending several letters, I would send a 'final letter' detailing that we would close the file if we did not hear back from them in a month.
I also dealt with old files which were a few years old. These files were usually more complicated than the follow ups I would do for recent files and would tend to not have a beneficiary named by the member. For these files I would try to find an obituary in order to see if the member had any relatives, and if so, to contact them.
Summer 2011 Site ReviewPosition: Analyst Intern
Student: Economics Junior
A typical day at an investment fund, in Austin, is not like your typical portrayal of Wall Street in movies and in other media. While people in investment management are all very busy, there is not any yelling, no blatant stepping on other's toes, or any emphatic gyrations when performance exceeds expectations. Life at an investment fund is more subtle and relaxed. The hours are shorter than on Wall Street, fifty to sixty hours, as opposed to eighty to one hundred in investment banking. In my opinion, the people on the investment management side of finance are a bit more intelligent and focused on seeking the truth in the market rather than just making things happen as in the case of investment bankers who profit from action rather than significant analysis.
When I get in the office in the morning, around 8:00 AM, I check my email to make sure that I do not have any meetings that I have to attend for the day or any emails that I need to respond to that came in either earlier in the morning or after I left the past night. While I check my email, I check the markets in order to understand the trends over the past few days. I check the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the Standard and Poor's 500 Index, the European FTSE, the German DAX, the French CAC 40, the Japanese Nikkei 225, and the Chinese Hang Seng. As I check the market throughout the day, I take notes about the highs and lows of the day. I am attempting to chart the patterns over the next five years just for practice in order to understand general trends in different markets. Even with five years of performance data, does not mean that I will be able to predict the market. A joke in finance is that there are people who know they cannot time the market and there are those that do not know…yet. That is, until they are burned and they enter the former group.
After that I attend to my work, depending on what my assignment is. I read research, check for exchange traded funds that contain stocks I may be interested in, thoroughly investigate those equities and write reports on why I think these stocks will outperform the market and how I came to that conclusion based on my research.
I usually stay in the office until about 9pm. At night the office is nearly empty and it is easier to concentrate on the my current analysis . On average, I work around sixty hours a week and I come in on the weekends for a couple of hours to finish up work. The difference between other's job's and my career, is that I enjoy what I do so I do not mind coming in on the weekends. It is the intellectual curiosity that will keep you afloat in good times and in the bad.


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Once-daily Oral Modified Release Hydrocortisone in Patients With Adrenal Insufficiency (DC 06/02)
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|June 5, 2009
|Last Updated Date
|March 19, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|August 2007
|Primary Completion Date
|July 2008 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|To compare bioavailability between a once-daily modified release hydrocortisone oral tablet and a conventional thrice-daily replacement therapy in patients with chronic primary adrenal insufficiency. [ Time Frame: At randomisation, 1 week and 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00915343 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Once-daily Oral Modified Release Hydrocortisone in Patients With Adrenal Insufficiency
|Official Title ICMJE
|A, Randomised, Controlled, Two-armed, Two-period Cross-over, Multi-centre Phase II/III Study to Assess the Safety and Pharmacokinetics of Once-daily Oral Modified-release Hydrocortisone in Patients With Adrenal Insufficiency
|Brief Summary
This is a randomised, controlled, open, two-armed, two-period cross-over, multi-centre phase II/III study to assess the safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of once-daily oral modified-release hydrocortisone in comparison to conventional thrice-daily oral hydrocortisone tablets in patients with adrenal insufficiency
|Detailed Description
Adrenal insufficiency is a disease with more than 80% 1-year mortality before the availability of synthetic glucocorticoids. Current replacement therapy has improved this dramatically, but recent data suggest that outcome is still compromised. Patient receiving replacement therapy with hydrocortisone or cortisone acetate have compromised quality of life, reduced bone mass, increased risk factors for cardiovascular disease and premature mortality that is more than twice the mortality rate in the background population.
Circulating cortisol levels follow a distinct diurnal pattern with high levels in the early morning and low trough values around midnight. Using available formulations for replacement therapy this circadian rhythm is had to mimic and also during the active time of the day high peaks and low troughs occur.
In this trial a newly developed novel dual-, controlled release formulation of hydrocortisone that has in healthy volunteers been able to mimic the circadian pattern of circulating cortisol was studied in patients with primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison's disease).
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 2
Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics/Dynamics Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Adrenal Insufficiency
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arm (s)
|Publications *
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|January 2009
|Primary Completion Date
|July 2008 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years and older
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|EudraCT: 2006-0007084-89, 104-07
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Responsible Party
|Maria Forss, DuoCort AB
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|Information Provided By
|Verification Date
|March 2014
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WATCH as News 3's Mary Jo Ola visits Brocach Irish Pub in Madison Tuesday morning to learn from one of the chefs about cooking an Irish feast for St. Patrick's Day.
Brocach has two Madison locations, one on the Capitol Square and another on Monroe Street.
On Feb. 7 from 6-8 p.m., the Essen Haus, 514 E. Wilson St., will host its second annual Mad City Chili Cookoff.
As many as 20 cooks may enter for the chance to win cash prizes. Organizers said smell, taste, heat balance, texture/mouthfeel and appearance are among this year's judging criteria.
Up to $200 will be awarded to both the judge's top pick and to the people's choice award.
A chili recipe and $20 are needed to enter the competition.
If you would like to enter the contest, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Entry fee to the event is $10 for adults and free for children ages 10 and under.
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EatDrinkMadison.com reviews U-Like Asian Buffet
Sometimes a name can be deceiving. When I heard U-Like Asian Buffet was taking over for the space formerly occupied by China One on the west side, I thought it was going to be a gimmicky restaurant. But I still welcomed a recent invitation to dine there, and I discovered a completely revamped establishment that takes food--and decor--seriously.
The buffet ($8.95 at lunch, $12.95 at dinner) includes mostly the Chinese food you would expect: General Tso's chicken, lo mein, dumplings, etc. But there are also items like frog legs and crawfish, plus some American items and desserts, a sushi station, a noodle station and hibachi grill.
Read more at www.eatdrinkmadison.com.
EatDrinkMadison.com reviews Nonno's Ristorante Italiano
At the end of 2013, the owners of Cancun Mexican Restaurant shut down the operation and opened Nonno's Ristorante Italiano in its place on the highly visible corner of Whitney Way and Odana Road. I like the menu and the decor, and other than a few glitches in service I experienced, I'd say it's worth dining here.
This being an Italian restaurant, I had to try the spaghetti alle polpette (spaghetti and meatballs, $10), which turned out to be my favorite dish. The capricciosa pizza ($10) was a well-crafted pie for two to share.
Nearly 50 area eateries will take part in a semi-annual area food event next week.
Madison Magazine's summer season Restaurant Week runs July 20-25. Forty-seven restaurants from Madison, Middleton, Verona and Fitchburg will offer special menus during the week. Each menu features three courses for a fixed price that shows off the eatery's culinary specialty and offers diners the opportunity to sample new or favorite cuisines from local establishments.
Executive Chef Charles Lazzareschi at Dayton Street Grille in downtown Madison previewed some of the restaurant's planned menu. Dayton Street Grille is offering House Cured Salmon Spring Rolls as one of three appetizer options on the dinner menu.
A controversial fast food restaurant is setting its sights on Madison.
A proposal to build a Chick-fil-A is going to the Urban Design Commission on Wednesday.
The possible site would be in the parking lot of West Towne Mall.
Two years ago the company took a very public stance against gay marriage. Since then, it has changed its approach, but the local LGBT community isn't buying it.
"Because of their national presence, they are trying to appear more appealing and broadminded, but the owner certainly hasn't changed his religious viewpoint," said Steve Starkey, with the Outreach LGBT Community Center.
Chick-fil-A has one other Wisconsin location in Racine, but they've added 27 new stores this year. Company officials said they look forward to Madison expansion later this year or early next year.
I had to experience for myself KJ's Curry Bowl's diverse menu, which boasts Asian, Mexican and American cuisine. I mean, where else can you get chicken Marsala, a chipotle chicken burrito and Bourbon Street chicken in one sitting?
First, a note on the service. The servers are all extremely friendly and eager to help patrons navigate the menu. I was curious why they all wear Bluetooth earpieces, but I didn't ask.
Let's start with the appetizers. Read more at www.eatdrinkmadison.com.
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If defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau is not back with the Pittsburgh Steelers next season, it will be because they don't want him back as the 76 year-old Hall of Famer made it known on Thursday that he has no plans to retire.
"I've been blessed to be able to coach this long, and I want to coach, obviously. Because I am a coach," said LeBeau, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. "Again, we'll have to see if people want you to coach."
To say that the Steelers defensive severely underperformed this season would be an understatement and it has been mostly a result of their failure to not give up the big play, stop the long run and tackle consistently. Those are three things that LeBeau has always stressed that his defense needs to do over the years in order to be successful.
As far as stopping the run goes, the Steelers defense has allowed an average of 4.33 yards per carry heading into their Sunday night game against the Cincinnati Bengals. That high average is the result of six running plays of 23 or more yards that gained a total 334 yards. Remove those six plays and the average drops all the way down to 3.46, which would be good for second best in the league heading into Week 15. However, if you cherry pick stats from one team, you have to pick them for all teams.
We have talked all season about the big passing plays allowed by the Steelers defense and in the loss this past Sunday to the Miami Dolphins they allowed their 12th one of 40 yards or more.
As far as sacking the opponent's quarterback goes, that too has hit a new low for a LeBeau led defense as the sack per pass attempt ratio currently sits at 6.07% for the season. In case you are curious, that ranks them 26th in the league in that stat.
However, when asked Thursday if he thinks his defense needs rebuilding when it comes to stopping the big play, LeBeau stated that he doesn't believe that to be the case.
"We've had some games that there haven't been any big plays in. In the past when we've led, it was almost every game," said LeBeau. "The biggest malady that we have experienced this year is significant, big yardage plays, which we have to eliminate. I definitely don't think that the defense needs rebuilding. Maybe their coach is getting a little old [Smiles]. I think the players can still get it done. I do."
If LeBeau is not back next season, the Steelers more than likely would turn the defense over to linebackers coach Keith Butler, who has been considered by many to be the defensive coordinator in waiting for several years now. With the transformation from older to younger players on the defensive side of the ball likely to be 99% completed during the upcoming offseason, team president Art Rooney II will have to decide if the old to young transformation will also include a switch from LeBeau to Butler.
As for LeBeau, he's only focused on these final three games.
"This is the time only to think about our players and getting them better," LeBeau said Thursday. "But I feel great. I feel strong, and we'll see if people want you to come back."
I certainly don't think Lebeau is responsible for all the struggles of this defense as he certainly doesn't have the necessary parts to run his defense effectively. However, people torch Haley for every mistake on offense despite this patchwork O-line and very few playmakers on offense. Maybe people feel Lebeau has earned the benefit of the doubt, which is fair, but the double standard is clear. Tough to call for Haley's head when the D has cost us just as many games. Hopefully whatever they decide to do they don't botch it like Arians "retirement".
Time to move on.
Time to move on, Time for a fresh perspective with Butler or someone new. Time for Dick to go in the FO
I don't think there is anything wrong with LeBeau's schemes. I do think there is a lot wrong with the guys that are trying to run them. At some point he is going to have to retire, and since most of his long time players are gone or going, now might be the best time.
I am of the camp that thinks Lebeau has earned the right to at least have a shot to right the ship. I think he should be the DC for next season definitely. If the team is bad again next year, I think every coach, including Lebeau and Tomlin, will be on the hot seat, and some, if not all, will be handed their walking papers. That being said, I didn't have high expectations for this year (7-9, I thought) and I don't for next year either.
Please retire, I'm tired of watching this stale defense.
Love Lebeau
I don't think its his shortcomings that are hurting this Team, he's pretty old but he's not the one out there covering and tackling. As we all know some older players like Clark and Taylor and some younger players like Jarvis Jones and Vince Williams have had some major miscues this year. The younginz should only get better and the vet's.. well, its almost their time to hang em up
I completely agree with your point about the players not holding up their end. I'm curious if you have the same view of the offense i.e poor line play, dropped passes etc or if you blame Haley.
Coach LeBeau is one of the greatest DC's ever, and I don't blame him for the struggles this year. That said though, I do think it's time for the Steelers to move on – mainly because it has to happen soon anyway (he's not going to be coaching when he's 80!). So why not do it this year, when the defense is in transition anyway, Butler is still here and ready to take over at DC, and several new players will be coming in to join the new faces from this year.
I think it maybe time to move into a different direction. Feels treasonous to say it, but its not just this year that has been the problem. Even though statistically he has had a top defense truth be told sacks and turnovers have been an issue over the past couple of years. Plus the long development of Worilds and Heyward, not to mention Keenan Lewis. I don't specifically blame him, I think its just time for some new blood for the defense. Plus I'd hate to risk losing Butler to another team. He isn't going to wait for his chance forever.
I don't necessarily blame Haley for anything, I don't like taking away Ben being Ben, but I understand in his 30's he needs to stop playing backyard ball on EVERY down. There were some big drops this season by Sanders and company, Miller was recovering from major injury and of course the OLine is in shambles again, but in the end, Cotchery had a career year, as did A.Brown and Ben will get over 4,000yds passing and his completion percentage is the best its been in a 3-4 years.
That said, I was really frustrated with the offenses slow start to year, especially the first two games
I believe he is capable and can turn the defense around. They have done it this year in short spells. Not sure who to blame but it has to start with the coaches. Maybe a change is needed to someone who is more aggressive towards the younger guys but I would have no problem if LeBeau was kept for another year. Hate to see a HOF coach go out like this.
Even if Lebeau is let go and Butler takes over they will basically still have the same defense in place. Sure, Butler will have his style so to speak, but he's been with the steelers for years teaching and implementing Lebeau's system. So to think that their will be a major change under Butler is inacurate.
I think it's obvious that the offense improved when the line started to gel. Along with the drops Ben has had some bad overthrows on deep balls that if connected makes this O look way more explosive. You seem to feel the same way as me about Haley. I don't blame him but won't go crazy if they replace him.
I agree – Butler will essentially be coaching the same D. I say, if Butler is indeed the coach in waiting, why not start giving him added input and responsibility? Name him Assistant D Coordinator or something similar – the title doesn't matter, just give him more input in the D gameplan and calling the games, etc. They named Grimm Assistant head coach several years ago – why not a similar idea here?
Our 2014 draft will be weighted heavily towards the Defense, with hopefully 3 or 4 rookies who will eventually be solid contributors. If only for one year, and for the continuity of tradition, allow them to say later in their careers "I played for Dick LeBeau."
I don't have any problem with Lebeau returning since as some have mentioned Butler's scheme will likely be similar. I just think he has maybe shown an inability to adjust his scheme to cover some of the warts on this defense. You just don't see Lebeau's defenses getting torched by some of the pedestrian Qb's like they have this season. I'll give him a slight pass for this year since we're starting 2 rookie Lb's who had much different expectations but have had simliar inconsisent performance, Ike and Clark seeming like shells of their former selves, Troy only playing in flashes and having no true NT on the roster. Thoughts on Haley?
I agree. They're not a good enough team to have a winning record, it's that simple. Right now, Steelers fans just need to hope they can put enough of a team around Ben to make 1 more run before he hangs em up. The secondary is old and slow and the front 7 does not provide enough of a pass rush. Since they will likely lose Worilds, Jones must improve, Woodley must stay healthy, and Heyward must continue to ascend. Draft some young, physical DB's and keep only Troy of the aging veteran db's. Offensively, they need luck to keep the line intact, a true Left tackle, and at least 1 more weapon for Ben.
As much as I had wished anyone else would be the ILB other than Larry Foote, LeBeau's defense suffered greatly this year without him.
I think the Haley experiment should continue at least one more year.
The Steelers should and will retain Haley next year. The offense turned the corner by midseason and has become a good unit. They will be even better next year when a healthy offensive line should gel much earlier in the season.
LeBeau probably will be gone however. That's not an indictment of his coaching this year. But given his age and the massive turnover to a new defense that should be mostly completed next year, it makes sense to start over with a new coach who will be around to grow with the new group.
Couldn't agree more on both. I thought Williams might be an upgrade from Foote but evidently not and I'm in on Haley for another year.
But since he's on record saying he wants to coach you'd essentially have to fire him. Don't know if they'll do that.
LeBeau is one of those guys who will coach forever if possible and I love him for it. It'd be harder to fire LeBeau if someone else were going to hire him. But, that is not going to happen. If the Steelers make the player personnel decisions I would expect and hope for on defense, then I think they make the switch at DC as well.
The defensive problems are personnel related. Dick Lebeau is a great coach no doubt.. but he can only do so much with an aging group and the loss of playmakers. Even with a good draft this year, I can't see any coach taking this bunch and turning them into a top 5 defense next year. If Lebeau wants to stay, let him stay. It just doesn't matter that much. Can't polish a turd.
There are likely to be some significant changes to the personnel on the defense. We know some combination of Hood, Kiesel, Polamalu, Foote, Clark, Woodley, Worilds, and Taylor are going to be gone. If I'm Tomlin and Colbert, I have to look at all the options for who the best person is to build the defense around what will be left. I'd give LeBeau an opportunity to convince me he is the guy to do it. Given how long it has taken to work new people in to the defense in the past, it might be a tough sell.
Apart from a big WR and/or TE, I'd be happy using the rest of the draft on defense.
As much as the rule changes of late have hurt defensive players, the CBA
hurt PHYSICAL defenses. The hardest thing to do in the game is to
successfully defend another player, but now they can only have the 10
contact practices/year. I know, "all the teams play by the same
rules." But you can't say the changes effected all the units the same.
Pittsburgh/Bal. were defenses that RARELY missed tackles because they
could (and did) practice it. Now they can't and it shows in big plays
given up BECAUSE of broken tackles.
My thoughts exactly i wish lebeau can stick around just to coach up some top three rd talent hopefully we use 1of3 for a shut down corner
I agree with most everything you've said. However, I think they can find a way to keep Worilds. Can everything else you mention be fixed in one offseason? Doubtful. But nevertheless, a lot of help will be needed from the 2014 draft class, and it will be one of the most critical Steelers drafts in a long time.
Mr Carroll, I do think a TE would answer our big WR need. I've long said that if we don't get Nix at NT with our 1st. We should go Ebron or Jenkins as big targets that stretch the field. I still think that Heath has some left in the tank. A two TE set with another weapon would be so advantageous for matching up. That said I still think that Haley and Lebeau need to be brought back. I also believe that Fitchner and Butler are the coaches in waiting respectively.
I love LeBeau's defense and always have and truth be sais I really don't want to see him go out this way. I do not believe the game has passed him by, but think his scheme may need a little tweaking and hopefully some younger, more explosive players…time to blow that Secondary up, tho I'd keep Cortez and Troy no matter what everyone says. Gay had a good year, so he could prob stay in the mix….gotta draft a stud Tackle, Corner, or Safety, with our possible top 10 pick
I don't think Haley's offense is horrible, but it doesn't fit our team style of play….the offense seems more explosive when Ben is calling plays in the no-huddle or changing plays at the line, and once again his extension of plays is what creates big gains…the dink and dunk just not our style…..gotta love what AB and Le'Veon have done this year, Cotch too….Sanders is as good as gone…no big loss
Vince Williams was looking good this season…give the dude some more time….Timmons and Williams should be solid duo in the middle next year
TE, and OG .. rest can go to Def
Hallelujah … been wanting the 2 TE set for years now, I agree Heath has prob 3 yrs left in the tank and picking up Ebron or Amaro or I'd even be happy with a big WR like Benjamin from FSU …
While I agree that keeping Worilds would be nice, I wouldnt pay anything other than avg money for him … remember it was only a couple months ago that ppl thought his career was nearly over … so paying top $$$ for a few game stretch would be way over the top
The Steelers need a natural NT!! That is the main problem with the defense. Teams are running the ball right up the middle, that use 2b unheard of in Pittsburgh. I like McClendon, but he isn't a natural 3-4 NT, period. Yes, another WR would be nice, but I think NT, Safety/CB has to be the way to go with the first two picks. We pretty much already know Sanders is gone, that's why I don't understand why they don't give the kid more reps. Antonio Brown, Cotchery in the slot with Wheaton on the other side, that should work. They still have Justin Brown and Derrrick Moye, both tall WR's. Defense wins Championships! Clark, Troy and Ike? Time to go; Woodley? Take a pay cut or see ya! And don't let the door know hit you in the A$$ on the way out. Imagine this, a pure NT in the middle, McClendon and Cameron Heyward at both ends?
I agree a lot of the problems are personnel related, but I would expect Lebeau to be the first to recognize this and not keep calling the same personnel/plays. For example, since Taylor, Polomalu & Clark have lost a step, why are they still playing so much single high safety and man to man on the outside? I would rather give up some ground yardage and make a team march down the field than to keep giving up so many big pass plays. Lebeau is resonsible for this
I just hope that if and when the Steelers decide to send him off they will do it in a nice and respectful. If it's anything like the way they sent off Arians, I will be pissed.
It's not the scheme, it's the players and execution. You don't fire a guy like Lebeau after one bad year in 10.
This is a very understated point. The tackling we've seen has really regressed since the new rules kicked in.
I am of the same mind. Haley has his faults, but he isn't the primary problem with the offense this season.
Yeah, it's hard to argue with that. It's a gamble either way. Worilds could sign a big $ deal with the Steelers, and proceed to suck it up. Or the Steelers could lose him to another 3-4 team (Ravens, Browns perhaps?) and he could be a star player. It's a tough call, but he's only 25. I think his best football is ahead of him.
Maybe Spence. Who knows.
The slow start is on Tomlin. Training camp did not prepare this team at all. With that said the team improved and offense is scoring. The defense hit the age wall and can't win us games any more. I'm fine now with all coaches coming back and maybe with some key draft picks we will be back in it next year.
Agreed the offense has made huge strides this year. A lot can be attributed to BB staying healthy and upright over the last few games or so.
I want Dick Lebeau back next year. With this group of rookies plus an aging secondary it's hard to gauge his success although failures were many many many. I guess the real question is will Coach Butler return next year as the LB's coach?
Granted Williams' development has been slowed because we play so little base 3-4 right now but he obviously has big limitations in coverage. In a perfect world Spence will show no ill effects from his injury and be the player we all hoped but I see ILB as a need in FA or early in the draft.
Guard? I think Foster is very capable and DeCastro is becoming the player we hoped. T maybe but not G IMO
Well said. All of it.
Ya OG, we hit a HR with DeCastro, but Foster is avg … we need to get this line beefed up, OG in draft and LT in FA … let gilbert and adams fight it out for RT … once and for all we would have a great OL WITH DEPTH … now can anyone really say they would argue with that !!!
Get Yankey, from Stanford, as a G and give the Phins a conditional low rounder next year for the rights to Martin. If Decastro says their standup guys that he would pick as part of a winning lineup. Meh, could do worse than 3 stud OL in the middle, and maybe a steal on a tackle that needs meds or something.
if they keep lebeau like i feel they should who ever they draft on def in 2014 they be lucky if one those guys will be a starter ….he always said it takes a few years for players to learn his system if thats the case the guys he has now will have to be kept ..but they lost a step here and there and they will be another year older again come seasons begining …i like the experiment with troy if they keep him there for another 2 years and he learns that spot a full year i think the steelers can hold on to him for 2 years ….taylor lost a step he has to be to far off players to keep up and if he makes a mistake he cant recover fast enough and we all know his hands will never help him ….clark i feel has lost 2 steps and his tackleing has suffered to ….these 3 guys cant cover like they used to …i under stand some the miss tackles and i know why i believe its because they changed how they attack guys or be fined so they arm tackle more or just shove guys hopeing the go down or out of bounce …so lebeau has to change up his coverages over the off season to help the db`s and safetys with in his system or change it ….on to next season i guess to see who stays who goes
Just Lebeau's annual end of season, begging rant, "please let me come back, I want everyone to know that if I don't come back it was not my idea. ", his act is getting old but it gives the media a chance to print all kiss, kiss, hug, hug stories about our hall of famer. Then the Rooney's look bad like they did in the arians fiasco , retirement announcement.
probably be more like I went 2-14 for lebeau.
I agree his best football is ahead of him, and i wish we would have locked him up to a modest contract before this breakout season … looks like another one bites the dust ..
The Steelers method of taking a long time to groom the players and then not signing them before breakout seasons is not doing us any favors … they need to adjust this philosophy one way or the other.
If Lebeau is happy with the defensive personnel, then I think the chances of him staying next year have taken a hit.
I guess I should have asked how high you think a G needs to be drafted. Foster certainly isn't an all pro but I think we have much more pressing needs early in the draft. O line depth is certainly an issue. Bottom line I guess is we have way too many needs for 1 draft to cover.
a 2nd RD top tier OG would do the trick .. what more pressing needs do you see ( if our line improves so does our Running Game and Passing Game and prolongs Ben's career … i don't see anything more pressing than that.)
I agree we cant do it all in one draft, but if done correctly i think we can get it done in 2 drafts with a couple choice Free Agents, below are the needs I personally see
TE – Amaro or Ebron
OG – Yankey or other top Guard
LT – FA – Pick up
KR/RB specialist – 6th rounder (De'Anthony Thomas Mold)
That takes care of the entire Offense for the future. Next years draft can emphasize the defense completely , including any draft picks in the 3rd, 4th, 5th and other late picks this year.
Defense – needs
DL – another impact player on the line
CB – another top CB plus nickle back
S – a top safety like Eric Reid
LB – possible a ILB/OLB depending on how things work out
Punter in 6th/7th round compensatory pick and the rebuilding is complete … if done correctly this can easily be done this yr and next, but like you said we cant do it all in the draft, we have to pick up a couple Free agents and to do that we will have to start trimming the Fat and shedding the Cap numbers sooner rather than later
Needs this year bigger than G to me would be- Tackle- Depending on how you feel about Beachum NT for sure ILB- I truly don't think Williams is the answer CB- Ike is toast and even if you think Allen and Gay can start we need to get younger there.Safety- Thomas is in place but who in the other spot?? I agree with your need for a TE though maybe not in rd 1 but I think this draft needs to be defense early and often.
Every one wants to dump on Haley but the truth is , his offense is playing a lot better than lebeaus defense, and remember, our no huddle comes out of the play book, and don't forget our super bowl against the cards, Haley made the adjustments that tore our defense a new one in the second half of that game, if not for ben, as the gunner used to say ,m " kiss that game goodbye".
I don't think it can all be fixed in one offseason, but I do think Roethlisberger has been nothing short of brilliant the past two years. IF they fix enough and find a way to get into the tournament in 2014 or 2015, you never know what could happen
I personally want him to stay but wouldn't be mad if coach Butler took over.
LeBeau has had his time. What a remarkable career. With all the young talent coming in, it's time for a younger coach to take the reigns. Butler deserves the opportunity but if the Rooneys do decide to go in another direction, wouldn't be surprised they go outside of the organization.
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In an effort to promote crossing safety awareness, Poteau police ride on a Kansas City Southern train Wednesday [March 12] reporting to patrol units when a motorist crosses the tracks in disregard of the warning lights and moving train.
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Medics with LeFlore County Emergency Medical Services completed an Emergency Vehicle Operations Course Wednesday. The training was held at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center.
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High Fire Danger
Oklahoma Forestry Services is urging Oklahomans to be aware that critical fire weather will be present across the state tomorrow, and will most likely remain elevated at least until the weekend. As a result of these conditions, outdoor burning should be avoided until conditions improve.
One woman was taken to a Fort Smith hospital Friday [March 7] night after being stabbed in the neck by her boyfriend, according to Spiro Chief of Police Darrel Barham.
Barham said her boyfriend fled the area and officers are seeking a warrant for his arrest.
As of today [March 11], charges had not yet been filed in connection with the stabbing.
Kiamichi Technology Center in Poteau is hosting a drop-in open house till 2 p.m. today [March 11]. During the open house the public can tour the new Emergency Medical Training Programs EMS building and Disaster Response and EMS Training Simulator.
Several Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies served narcotic search warrants at three Heavener homes Friday.
Jail records show 10 people were jailed on drug-related crimes in connection to the raids.
The District 16 Drug Task Force, Drug Enforcement Agency, Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, LeFlore County Sheriff's Office, Heavener and Pocola Police Departments, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms reportedly served the warrants.
Plans are finalized for the Red Oak 4-H 3rd Annual Clover 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, March 15 at 9 a.m. Registration is from 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. at the Red Oak Senior Citizens Center on Main Street, Red Oak. The Entry fee on the day of the race is $10 and the first 100 entries will receive a T-shirt. Profits from the Clover Run will be used to continue the Fair-Miller Park renovation project.
There is still time to register for the Clover Run and you may contact Jodie White, (918) 448.4937 or Dru Kauk (918) 465.6717.
According to dispatch information Spiro Police and LeFlore County Deputies are responding to a possible stabbing in Spiro.
No further details are available at this time (March 7 at 8:40 p.m.).
Poteau Daily News will provide more details as they are released.
Two people were trapped inside a pickup that wrecked in Panama Friday evening.
According to Panama Chief of Police John Whiteaker it took about 40 minutes to free the driver and passenger who were trapped by fallen, live electrical lines.
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The LeFlore County Sheriff's Department has released on Friday [March 7] more details in a Whitesboro house fire on Monday that led to the discovery of three bodies.
According to Sheriff Rob Seale, 57-year-old Edith Custard and 80-year-old Lawrence Schlienz were murdered by Jacob Custard, 30, who then took his own life after setting fire to the house.


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Staying in a residence hall for Summer C session? Come join our 3 day drop in soccer tournament! IM Sports will be having a nightly 3-on-3 soccer tournament July 7th, 8th, and 9th at the Main Campus Fields. Sign ups will occur onsite beginning at 6:30 pm each night. We will crown a champion each night. If you do not have a team, show up and we will put you on a team. For more information on 3-v-3 soccer, check our soccer rules page.


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So, the budget is set...where would you start first?
I think over at Paradise Pier since they already have the walls up...maybe a back to front approach may be best for the park. Of course IM most excited about a new entrance to the park and IM sure the sun thing will come down. IM thinking the new entrance will look something like MGM's entrance and Tokyo's American Waterfront. One thing the entrance needs is a "weenie" (Disney lingo for a large structure) at the end of it to draw crowds.
P.S. This is really sad...I live in Florida and thanks to a trip to Disneyland I now hate WDW. lol....Well, not hate...but Disneyland sure makes WDW parks look pretty lame....Yes, even Epcot...I don't even know what the theme of that place is anymore. Sad to say I enjoyed California Adventure much more than my recent visit to WDW.


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First Look At Bobby Cannavale In ANNIE Movie Remake! New Photos With Foxx, Byrne, Etc.
2013 Emmy Award-winning stage and screen star Bobby Cannavale plays a newly written part in the contemporary big screen movie musical remake of classic family-friendly musical ANNIE, that of chief political advisor to Benjamin Stacks - that is, a re-appropriated Daddy Warbucks, played in the film by Jamie Foxx - and the first look at the charismatic actor in action, filming on location is now available.
Effortlessly carrying off three distinct looks in a parade of stylish suits tailor-made to his tall and athletic frame, Cannavale can be seen hamming it up with Foxx and co-star Rose Byrne in a humorous food bank-set sequence recently shot in Brooklyn, while in another location shoot - this one in Tribeca - Cannavale and Byrne are joined by co-star Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Stack's chauffeur as well as Annie herself, Quvenzhane Wallis.
Most recently revealed, a scene set on the Manhattan streets with Cannavale sharing yet another moment with Foxx, Byrne and Adewale can now be glimpsed, as well as a peek at the actor and his real-life paramour (Byrne) sharing some time between takes together while on set, too.
Of note, Cannavale discussed his role in the film as well as what we can expect from a new musical sequence featuring his character and Miss Hannigan, played by Cameron Diaz, in a previous BroadwayWorld article, available here.
Check out BroadwayWorld's coverage all about the ongoing filming of ANNIE in NYC in the first round-up, available here, as well as a first look at the logo and orphans, available here, a first look at Rose Byrne on set, here, and last week's round-up, here.
ANNIE is directed by Will Gluck from a script by Emma Thompson and Aline Brosh McKenna, starring Quvenzhane Wallis as Annie, Jamie Foxx as Benjamin Stacks (aka Daddy Warbucks), Cameron Diaz as Miss Hannigan along with Rose Byrne as Grace Farrell and Bobby Cannavale in a new role.
The starry roster of producers for the film include Will Smith and Jay Z, who also serves as music supervisor. Jay Z famously had a Top Ten hit with a rap version of the show's famous orphan theme "It's A Hard Knock Life" called "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)".
ANNIE is reportedly a modern-day adaptation of the stage musical, set in contemporary New York City.
Historically, the property was previously first filmed by famed director John Huston in 1982, starring Aileen Quinn as Annie and Albert Finney as Daddy Warbucks, as well as lensed by CHICAGO helmer Rob Marshall in 1999, starring Alicia Morton and Victor Garber.
The original stage musical of ANNIE was based on Harold Gray's 1924 comic strip LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE and was directed by Martin Charnin, featuring music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Charnin and a book by Thomas Meehan. Subsequently, the musical has been revived on Broadway twice, with the most recent revival playing at the Palace Theatre, directed by James Lapine and starring Lilla Crawford in the title role.
The big screen remake of ANNIE is set to be released in December 2014.
View the new photos of Bobby Cannavale and the cast of the ANNIE remake on location in NYC below.
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Building work is going on around the Lake District, but is that a good thing?
Negotiations are underway to try and save some of the 83 jobs threatened by the closure of Hoopers department store next month. Relocation is unlikely to offer a realistic option for most staff as the chain's other stores are a long way outside of Cumbria.
Company says Hoopers store is 'no longer sustainable'.
Carlisle department store, Hoopers, is to close with the loss of 83 jobs. The store, on Castle Street in the city centre, has been open since 2006. It is currently closed while staff prepare for a clearance sale and will continue trading until June 23.


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Welcome to the Occupational Therapy Program at Stony Brook University. We hope that the information provided here will help you understand the program of study, admission requirements and answer some frequently asked questions about occupational therapy.
Stony Brook's Occupational Therapy is a recognized accredited program in a nationally acclaimed university. Consistent with the School of Health Technology and Management's Mission Statement, we in the Occupational Therapy program provide the highest quality education that fosters inter-disciplinary research, critical thinking, evidence-based practice and leadership.
This multi-award three year program leads to a BS Health Science/MS Occupational Therapy degree. Students complete the undergraduate course work during the first year and a half of the program, and then complete the graduate course work during the last 18 months of the program. All applicants enter the program as Junior level undergraduates and then advance to the graduate level half way through the three years of study.
On behalf of the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the Occupational Therapy Program at Stony Brook University I would like to wish you well on your journey towards becoming an occupational therapist and hope you seriously consider making Stony Brook your choice. I encourage you to browse through this website and enjoy the videos and pictures posted by our students, as well as their monthly SOTA newsletters which can all be found under the tab of Student Perspectives.
Please consider visiting us at one of our monthly Information Sessions or by making an appointment to meet a member of the faculty individually.
Eva Rodriguez , PhD., OTR/L
Click here to view our MSOT program brochure. Program Brochure, MSOT 2015.pdf
The School of Health Technology and Management and the Occupational Therapy Program announce that the weekend OTA to OT format will no longer accept applications for admissions. We welcome all interested applicants to apply to our full-time weekday format program via OTCAS at https://portal.otcas.org.
The weekend OTA to OT format program was launched in 2007 with a three year grant from the State Education Department. Students have graduated with a multi degree BS Health Science/MS Occupational Therapy degrees in the classes of 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014.
Applications are available through OTCAS (Occupational Therapy Central Application System). The link for OTCAS is: https://portal.otcas.org.
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AKRON, Ohio -- LeBron James gave fellow NBA All-Star Chris Paul a tour of his hometown -- on two wheels.
The U.S. Olympic teammates and close friends rode through the city's streets Saturday as James hosted his annual "King for Kids" charity bike-a-thon. James and Paul pushed the pace in the lead group of bicyclists, pedaling past James' former high school, St. Vincent-St. Mary, and the city's zoo on the 8-mile route.
James, of course, was the first to cross the finish line.
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SMYRNA, Ga., March 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- GeoVax Labs, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: GOVX), a biotechnology company that is developing and testing innovative HIV/AIDS vaccines, has engaged The Investor Relations Group ("IRG"), a thirteen-year-old, award-winning, corporate communications firm based in New York City, to serve as its investor relations and public relations agency.
"GeoVax Labs has outlined several important initiatives for 2010, and we are confident that IRG will have a great story to tell," commented Robert T. McNally, President and Chief Executive Officer. "We are proud of GeoVax's progress to date in developing preventative vaccines designed to protect HIV-free individuals from developing AIDS, as well as therapeutic vaccines designed to protect individuals with HIV from progressing to AIDS. Our vaccines have exhibited encouraging results in clinical trials, and these trials are ongoing. With HIV infection rates among certain groups on the rise around the globe, we feel our efforts are timely and of critical importance for public health. We look forward to working with IRG as we achieve our objectives and will update the investment community as we move ahead."
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Another class of "Generation Inspiration" graduated Saturday, their sights more clearly set on the future.
Microfilm is an unlikely survivor of the digital revolution.
Trick or treaters in the area might need to tote an umbrella along when they make their Halloween night candy runs.
James Mathis Sr. understood what was important in life. The family man lent his business and marketing prowess to supporting education and preserving the history and natural beauty of Northeast Georgia.
Even with a few creature comforts from home, life in a cardboard box is no fun.
The Gainesville school board reviewed its financial options Friday as it plans to repair four school building roofs and possibly construct a new Fair Street International Baccalaureate World School.
"I'm my cat, Mr. Jewy," said 5-year-old Tori Mullins.
South Hall Middle eighth-grader Alberto Diaz left Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite this week and is now in intensive therapy.
LULA - Lula officials ceremoniously broke ground on the much-anticipated wastewater treatment plant Friday.
Nearly 1 in 3 adults plans to attend a Halloween party tonight, and that gives some folks the shivers.
After helping the kids tally how much Halloween loot they gathered, folks should be sure to set their clocks back an hour.
Four people, including three juveniles, were charged with burglary after Gainesville police caught them in the Chestatee Road area after a brief foot chase Thursday.
A wreck that closed down Browns Bridge Road during rush-hour traffic this morning did not result in any life-threatening injuries, the Georgia State Patrol said.
If you go to an East Hall High School football game and ask for Keith Smith, you may get a questionable look.
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The removal of a child often results in three types of trauma, according to Hall County Juvenile Court Judge Lindsay Burton.
At 8:30 a.m., the briefs are organized and the coloring books are gathered. The robe goes on for Hall County Juvenile Court Judge Lindsay Burton.
Foster care is in crisis in Hall County.
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