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Southampton's Titanic Story. As the port from which the 1912 White Star liner Titanic set sail, Southampton is at the very heart of the Titanic story. Many lives and families were affected by the tragedy. This exhibition tells their story. Explore the 1:25 scale interactive model of the ship, experience the 'Disaster Room', and immerse yourself in the 1930s court room which depicts the Inquiry held in London after the disaster.'
Southampton - Gateway to the World:
Using the city's unique historic collections, this gallery recounts the stories of people who have departed from or arrived in the port of Southampton over the last 250,000 years, from the earliest settlers to the stories of people living in the city today.
People with mobility impairment can access all areas of the building via the lift. The only public area in the building not accessible is the clock tower, accessed by a steep staircase. Access for children's pushchairs / buggies is possible in most areas except the clock tower.
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PAWTUCKET—An intoxicated man accused a Pawtucket Police officer of striking him with his cruiser outside of a Walgreens pharmacy early Monday evening and then threatened a group of witnesses at knifepoint who sided with the officer, Pawtucket Police said.
The incident occurred outside the Walgreens at 100 Broad Street at around 5:10 p.m.. According to Major Arthur Martins, Officer Michael Costigan was backing up his cruiser when Olaes Becote, who was standing nearby, ran up and banged the back of the vehicle's trunk with his hand. He reportedly fell to the ground and started yelling that the officer had hit him.
Costigan said that the incident was witnessed by five or six other people, all of whom stated that they saw Becote strike the cruiser. Becote had demanded that a rescue be called, and while they were waiting for it to arrive, Costigan said numerous people came up to him and spoke about seeing Becote hit the vehicle with his own hand.
Costigan said that Becote, who was lying on the ground, became upset by the remarks. He reportedly jumped up, pulled a folding knife from his pocket and waved it at the witnesses, threatening them with harm. Costigan was able to grab Becote's arm and remove the knife, and he was transported to the Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island for a medical evaluation, Martins said.
While at the emergency room, Becote, who police say appeared intoxicated, caused another disruption and lashed out at police officers and medical personnel there, Martins said. He was subsequently arrested.
Becote, 56, of 2012 Noose Neck Rd., Coventry, was charged with fighting, weapons other than firearms prohibited, two counts of felony assault on a police officer, assault of health care providers, and two counts of resisting arrest, Martins said. He was arraigned on Tuesday with bail set at $10,000 with surety, and was then sent to Superior Court, where he was scheduled to appear as a previous violator.
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Last week a few of us met up with the lovely Hannah and Phil from Grazia's Style Hunter team who were combing Dublin's streets as part of their 'best dressed' search. Dare I say us lot cut quite a dash! CLICK HERE for a peek at the capitol's fashionistas and cast your vote on the most stylish. Hint hint. Nudge nudge. Ahem. No pressure. See: image to your right....
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I am impressed! There some amazing outfits out there. Love your shoes!
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great jacket, lovely Jackie O feel to it!
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Great outfit AnneMarie: I especially love the shoes!
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wow fantastic outfit, Im envying that jacket so so much!!
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thanks so much! i got the jacket in Perk Up Vintage in Powerscourt Loft Market. Lisa Perkins who runs it has amazing vintage finds. the one i'm wearing is a 1960's Sears jacket and only €30! :)
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Special church ceremony for MP Sheryll Murray's fisherman husband
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A model of the fishing boat on which a Westcountry MP's husband died in a tragic accident has been installed as a permanent memorial at a Cornish church.
Neil Murray, 57, husband of South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray, died in March 2011 after becoming entangled in his net as he hauled it in. His boat – Our Boy Andrew named after their son – was found 24 miles off Fowey.
On Sunday, Mrs Murray attended a moving dedication ceremony to her late husband at Cawsand Congregational Church as part of the thanksgiving service for the harvest of the sea.
During the service there was a special prayer of dedication for a model of his trawler which was constructed by Joe Bussell, from Looe. The model is to stay in the church as a permanent memorial.
"It was a very special celebration to my wonderful husband Neil and I would like to thank everyone for attending," Mrs Murray said.
"I would in particular like to thank Joe for enabling such a fitting tribute to be placed in the church of Neil's home village."
Mrs Murray has been a stalwart of campaigns to improve safety in the fishing fleet, urging skippers to take advantage of grants to install better safety equipment.


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Watauga County School Board member John Welch will address the September luncheon of the Democratic Women's Club on the future of the local school system and the challenges presented by the new state and county budgets, both under the control of new Republican majorities.
The Democratic Women's Club meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month (with some exceptions), with the September luncheon scheduled for September 28 at 11:30 a.m. at Paolucci's Italian Bar & Grill (783 W. King St., Boone).
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Current Role at Stanford I provide administrative support to four distinguished faculty in the Epidemiology Division of the Department of Health Research & Policy:
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Current Role at Stanford Working within the School of Medicine, I am developing solutions for the Stanford Bone Marrow Transplant, Lymphoma, and Cancer Institute Research Databases
My Stanford Projects:
- Stanford Cancer Center Research Database (SCIRDB)
Developed a web-based platform to integrate data from the Stanford Cancer Institute (EPIC/Clarity), Stanford Tumor Registry, STRIDE (Tissue Bank & Pre-EPIC Data), and several other systems into a "one-stop shop" for data analysis and annotation by cancer researchers. This cohort-driven system allows users to focus on their patients of interest and provides free-text search of all their notes, reports and narratives as well as a timeline-based view of all events for a patient. Easy exports allow for data analysis in biostatistical tools and the system can perform complex analysis using the open-source R statistical software as a service.
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Carnival Corporations Howard Frank, Uf Tukel & Don Walker of WMPH Vacations, and Brad & Jeff Tolkin of World Travel Holdings to be Honored at cruise3sixty
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) announced today the inductees into the 2014 CLIA Hall of Fame. Howard Frank, Former Vice Chairman of the Board and Chief Operating Officer, Carnival Corporation & plc, current Chairman of the Board, Costa Crociere S.p.A, a unit of Carnival and Chairman, CLIA Board of Directors, the "Outstanding Cruise Industry Executive"; Uf Tukel and Don Walker, Co-Presidents and Founders of WMPH Vacations are "Outstanding Cruise Retailers"; and Brad and Jeff Tolkin, Co-Chairmen and CEOs of World Travel Holdings, are "Cruise Sales Innovators." The 2014 inductees will be honored at a gala event on April 5, 2014 during the 10th anniversary cruise3sixty conference and trade show, taking place April 2-6, 2014 at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Howard Frank, Former Vice Chairman of the Board and Chief Operating Officer, Carnival Corporation & plc, current Chairman of the Board, Costa Crociere S.p.A, a unit of Carnival and Chairman, CLIA Board of Directors: Outstanding Cruise Industry Executive
The CLIA Hall of Fame honors those individuals, past and present, whose efforts and accomplishments represent a significant contribution to, and a positive impact on, the cruise industry. Honorees are selected based on open nominations from CLIA's membership, followed by a review by the CLIA Trade Relations Committee.
"During this very special 10th Anniversary of cruise3sixty and as we look to an exciting next decade of growth, it is particularly noteworthy that this year's honorees have all played such significant roles in building and shaping the industry," said CLIA President & CEO Christine Duffy. "And, they have all been among CLIA's strongest supporters for many years," she added.
Howard Frank was named chairman of Genoa, Italy-based Costa Crociere S.p.A, a division of Carnival Corporation & plc and a major force in cruising throughout Europe, Asia and South America, in January 2014.
Frank joined Carnival Corporation as Senior Vice President-Finance and Chief Operating Officer in July 1989. He has been Director, Vice Chairman of the board of directors and Chief Operating Officer of Carnival plc since 2003.
Howard Frank, Former Vice Chairman of the Board and Chief Operating Officer, Carnival Corporation & plc, current Chairman of the Board, Costa Crociere S.p.A, a unit of Carnival and Chairman, CLIA Board of Directors: Outstanding Cruise Industry Executive
Last November, after 25 years with Carnival Corporation which included serving as Chief Operating Officer and Vice Chairman since 1998, Frank stepped down to serve as special advisor to the CEO and to the Chairman of Carnival Corporation & plc, which operates 10 brands that collectively operate 101 ships totaling approximately 208,000 lower berths.
Before joining Carnival, Frank was the partner in charge of accounting and auditing services with the South Florida offices of Price Waterhouse.
Frank serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for CLIA, providing strategic counsel and oversight to the association.
Uf Tukel and Don Walker, Co-Presidents and Founders, WMPH Vacations: Outstanding Cruise Retailers
Uf Tukel and Don Walker co-founded WMPH Vacations, a multi-branded cruise and vacation agency in Delray Beach, Fla., in 2004. Today, WMPH, which stands for We Make People Happy, has 120 employees and operates under a number of brands including iCruise.com, AlaskaCruises.com, EuropeCruises.com and CruiseCheap.com. WMPH also provides private-label cruise fulfillment for other travel companies.
Tukel's industry experience includes co-founding Cruise Outlet of the Carolinas in 1992 - one of the Internet's first cruise retailers. In 1998, he sold Cruise Outlet to Travel Services International and became Vice President of Internet Marketing for TSI's cruise division. Tukel personally has been a member of CLIA since 1992 and holds Accredited Cruise Counsellor (ACC) certification. He has also served on CLIA's Travel Agent Advisory Board (TAAB) representing WMPH.
Walker began his career washing cars for Alamo when he was in college. He climbed the ranks and eventually became a Regional Vice President. After Alamo, Don served as Vice President for tech-start up Orbit Network, Auto Europe, and Travel Services International.
Brad and Jeff Tolkin, Co-Chairmen & CEOs, World Travel Holdings: Cruise Sales Innovators
Brad and Jeff Tolkin each have more than 25 years of experience as an operating executive in the travel industry. Prior to co-founding World Travel Holdings in 2005, the Tolkins owned and operated Travel Impressions, one of the country's most successful privately-held travel wholesalers. In 1992, the Tolkins acquired Empress Travel, a retail travel agency with 40 stores, and expanded the chain to include more than 100 locations.
In only nine years, the Tolkins have grown World Travel Holdings to become the world's leading cruise agency building a portfolio of more than 35 owned and partner cruise brands including agencies in the UK. The company's positive impact on the cruise industry's success has been recognized this year by two of the largest cruise lines with their highest honors — Norwegian Cruise Line's Elite Agency of the Year and Royal Caribbean International's President's Award for Overall Achievement.
Under the Tolkins' leadership, World Travel Holdings has been recognized as cruise sales innovators for its creative marketing efforts and customer loyalty initiatives. Also, its innovative employee engagement programs have won the company top honors as Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces for three years in a row.
The 2014 gala CLIA Hall of Fame Dinner is a centerpiece of cruise3sixty, following three days of general sessions, newly revamped educational seminars and workshops, a record 24 ship inspections, a trade show and other professional development and social events. A highlight of the Hall of Fame evening will showcase performances of shipboard entertainment offered by Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean International.
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Monday marks the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouting and I feel so fortunate to have been a part of it in more ways than one.
Back in the 1950s we made sit-upons out of newspaper and trivets out of Popsicle sticks. And yes, sold Girl Scout cookies.
Skipping ahead nearly half a century, today's scouts have exponential opportunities for earning badges and contributing to the community. As a columnist, I've been fortunate to write about them and even experience some of them for over a decade.
Various times I've noted cookie drops, Christmas cards and Valentines for the troops overseas. I remember the beautiful clothes Troops 1178, 8491 and 103 made for babies in need through Tiny Stitches.
In 2004 I remember Gina Wilson, who at age 17 founded the Gwinnett Gavel Club, an affiliate of Toastmasters International, which was the largest of its kind in the area. That same year Kellyn Flanagan and Claire Welmering earned their Gold Award with projects for the Humane Society and Head Start.
In 2007, with Troop 1386 led by Marissa Markley, I wrote about their growing worms on the kitchen counter and watched them organize a Roaring Twenties father-daughter dance. We also worked on a nature badge in my woods during Hurricane Jean.
"We're Scouts, we're not afraid," they insisted. Thankfully they completed the bare minimum requirements before the wind really kicked up.
Girl Scout Troop 545 also made my column that year for their involvement with Second Wind Dreams, sort of like a Make-A-Wish Foundation program for senior citizens.
At Girl Scout Camp I was honored to meet and write about Marilyn Rushin, who served as Mother Nature for over 20 years. When I was a Scout, flying up meant graduating to the next level. In 2007, flying up meant taking an actual plane ride at Briscoe Field and having to report on the experience. I thank Brownie Troop 1279 and Girl Scout Troop 1798 for inviting me along as they got the work for their aviation badge off the ground.
Most recently I wrote about the Girl Scout exhibit at the Duluth History Museum. The following week Carmen Ponder, an architect who leads her daughter Isablle's troop, informed me of a new mentoring program, Camp CEO, that touches the future.
"Part of the experience is for each girl to partner with an adult mentor who is a female company CEO or business owner. I was fortunate to be one of those mentors for the inaugural year. Only two or three other councils in the U.S. even offer this program," Ponder said. "The girls were very interested in the many different paths the women had taken to arrive at their success. All of the girls expressed concern that so many CEO's had divorced, or chosen not to marry or have children. The women explained that this did not have to be their path -- that hopefully, conditions would be better for their generation to 'have it all.'" It was a lesson in prioritizing your life. For both the girls and the women who participated, it was a window into the possible future.
And I can't wait to write about it.
Susan Larson is a writer who lives ion Lilburn. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com
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sarahldavis 3 years, 7 months ago
You make me regret not getting my daughter involved in Girl Scouting. They have a lot of good things going on.


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Willow Smith, a 11 year old singer who wrote "Whip My Hair" is boosting her career by touring with buddy, Justin, but Justin is not just in London to do singing……… pranking!
Willow was performing her song "Whip My Hair" when Justin crashed the set with his friends that include Jaden Smith, the singer's brother. Justin and Jaden used their hair whipping skills in front of Willow, and vanished quickly backstage to let Willow finish her performance. Willow responded to her friend and brother's prank by posting on her Facebook page that she is plotting revenge . Bieber and Smith are going to do a second concert in Manchester tonight, but let's hope none of them are going to prank this evening.


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The Environmental Commission of the Borough of Madison in the County of Morris, State of New Jersey has postponed a regularly scheduled meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday April 28, 2011.
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ATLANTA — In a newly published report on the state's K-12 finance system, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce has recommended that the state transition to a new school funding system that would tie the majority of the state's $7.5 billion in spending directly to student need.
The report — titled "Smarter Funding, Better Outcomes: Georgia's Roadmap for K-12 Finance Reform" — comes after more than six months of research and analysis by Public Impact, a nationally recognized education policy and management consulting firm based in Chapel Hill, N.C. The research was funded in part by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and overseen by the Georgia Chamber.
"As a state, we face no more important challenge than strengthening our K-12 system and doing the best possible job of educating Georgia's children," Gov. Nathan Deal said. "It's heartening to see organizations like the Georgia Chamber stepping forward to contribute to our work in this area with the type of research and policy thinking reflected in this report. The report and its recommendations deserve serious consideration."
The report focuses on workforce development and says Georgia can get a bigger bang for its buck by retooling how it allocates education funds to the state's 180 school districts.
"Georgia business leaders cite workforce development as one the biggest issues facing their companies today," said Chamber President and CEO Chris Clark. "The education of our workforce starts in the elementary grades and builds through high school — and with Georgia lagging behind the nation in many key indicators, our schools are clearly not performing at the levels they should be. The key question is this: Given the current financial constraints, can we follow the examples of other states and improve student outcomes without increasing the money we spend?
"This report begins to answer that question and suggests some steps our elected leaders can take to make sure that every dollar the state spends on education is used efficiently, effectively and rewards the success of our students and teachers."
The report includes these recommendations for improving Georgia's K-12 finance system:
n Revise QBE (Quality Basic Education) so that the vast majority of funding is allocated through a student-based budgeting (SBB) model, where funding reflects the relative cost of educating students based on their needs. A total of 90-95 percent of state K-12 funding could be included in an SBB formula. The State Commission on Education Finance also recommended this model receive additional focus in 2013.
n Create incentives to foster innovation aimed at increasing performance. Specifically, lift as many restrictions on state funding and expenditures as possible; challenge district leadership to achieve better results within existing budgets; offer "innovation grants" to districts that develop dramatic and coherent plans for using technology or other approaches with high potential to improve student learning within existing funds, and build the state's capacity to intervene or parents' ability to initiate change in cases of chronic low performance.
n Build data and reporting systems that link funding, expenditures and student outcomes in meaningful ways. Create a single repository for financial data, including both revenue and expenditure data at the state, district and school levels; link the financial data to the state's longitudinal data system, which includes information on hundreds of student and teacher characteristics (including student achievement); clearly identify how education dollars flow by creating financial reports that show enrollment counts for different categories of student need and the amount of funding allocated for each; and develop and report on a set of "power metrics" that can allow the state to evaluate how well districts meet key strategies.
"As business leaders, we understand the importance of periodically reviewing our existing systems and making adjustments to increase productivity and results — and that is exactly what this research has done for Georgia's education finance system," Clark said. "We look forward to working with the governor, the state superintendent, members of the General Assembly and other key education leaders to determine how these important findings can be implemented — maximizing each dollar spent on education so we can do better by our students and families and give employers what they need to create jobs for decades to come."
waltspecht 2 years, 10 months ago
Until we somehow show each individual the worth of an education to them personally, the system is a failure. Legalizing drugs would be a major step in that direction because it would remove the illegal sale of drugs from the resources available to the uneducated. As long as one Dealer is out there flaunting their wealth, the students will feel they don't need an education, because look at what the Dealer has, and they never graduated school. This has nothing to do with Drug use, Simply showing students that this avenue to wealth will no longer be there for them, and they had best find another path.
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The Iron Maiden
Thursday, August 7, 2014
ILLINOIS, USA -- "Strained infrastructure in Philippines erodes the nation's growth prospects," said an article written by Floyd Whaley for the New York Times on August 3.
"Chris Ibasan travels only about five miles to work each day in one of Manila's business districts, but it is often a grueling two-hour commute that gets him into the office late.
My manager understands,' said Mr. Ibasan, a 24 year-old shipping company employee. Everyone is late; even the managers are late for work.
From Mr. Ibasan's perspective, the problem is simple.
There are too many people going to work, too many vehicles and not enough roads, he said. And taking the train is like lining up to see a movie star. You wait for hours.
But from an economist's perspective, the problem is even larger. The 2.2 million vehicles a day that grind away on Manila's crumbling road system that cost the country 876 billion pesos a year, or more than $20 billion, in lost productivity and wasted energy, according to a recent study by the Japan International Cooperation Agency. That is a serious drain on an economy of about $250 billion," the article said.
It went on to add: "But the infrastructure problems now threaten to hold the Philippines back from reaching the next level, economically speaking, and improving its manufacturing base. Infrastructure problems have surpassed corruption as the leading economic obstacle, according to the most recent World Economic Forum competitiveness report, which is based on responses from people doing business in the country. Manila is plagued by power failures, chronic water shortages, an antiquated telecommunications system, deteriorating roads and bridges and a subpar airport."
While horrendous traffic congestion is not always experienced in Baguio, the other realities in Metro Manila are fast catching up with us.
Power failures (although I must say, Beneco keeps this in check and works double time to restore power whenever we have unscheduled interruptions).
Chronic water shortages. Antiquated telecommunications system. Deteriorating roads and bridges. And a subpar airport.
Deteriorating roads get to me.
We don't even have an airport. What we have are roads. Unreliable, to say the least. And for a landlocked region, this poses the greatest hindrance to our development.
I arrived in Chicago to a slew of road works beginning outside the airport all the way to the burbs.
"It's like that here during the summer. They fix the roads destroyed during the winter," my ate Cherry told me. Along the road works are the proper digitized signages directing traffic and informing the public of any detours, speed limits and even the week when the project will be completed.
Sure we have road repairs back home. We have them though during the rainy season. Almost like a cruel joke on Pinoys who have to doubly suffer from traffic and floods brought about by the monsoon.
We constantly slam the Department of Public Works and Highways for this wrong timing and get a response to the lines, "It is during this season that funds for these projects become available."
Bull. That is totally insulting the Pinoy's intelligence. We deserve a far better answer than that. No, what we deserve are roads at par to the taxes we pay and the hard work that we put into it.
That our infrastructure problems have surpassed corruption as our leading economic obstacle is alarming and says a lot about how deep we are into this ****. Case in point, Janet Napoles.
Halsema Highway is the classic example in our part of the country on how poor infrastructure development has hindered the economic growth of the Cordilleras. That we have multinational companies operating in these areas have not made a difference on how government and even the private sector invest on our roads.
Sometimes one cannot help but think that the neglected road rehabilitation projects are almost a scheme to sustain a monopoly on who operates in the highlands.
Adding salt to injury is how the President snubbed the Cordilleras once again during his Sona. By the way, I salute those who remained optimistic PNoy will even give his time of day to mention our region's stab at autonomy during the Sona. But suffice to say dreams of the region's economic boom are quite far-fetched right now.
And then there's AFTA. How can we be competitive with the kind of roads that we have and the kind of attention (or severe lack thereof) this problem receives from government?
Here's to hopes of better road networks in our region. And not a road to perdition.
Published in the Sun.Star Baguio newspaper on August 08, 2014.
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|I have read a translation of the Qur'an and there is a continual reference to a she-camel. What does this mean?
|Ælfwine Mischler
Salam Amy,
It is nice to hear from you again.
According to footnotes for this passage in Yusuf Ali's translation of the Qur'an, the Thamud were the successors to the culture and civilization of the `Ad people that are also mentioned in the Qur'an (7:65–72; 11:50–60 and elsewhere). The Thamud lived in the northwest corner of Arabia, between Madinah and Syria.
The main sin of the Thamud is that they were arrogant and would not give the poor their rights to pasture and water, both of which are gifts of Allah and should be shared by all.
The she-camel was a sign or symbol sent to Prophet Salih. It was a test case to see if the arrogant ones would come to reason.
There are various traditions that say that the she-camel appeared miraculously. Ibn Kathir (d. AH 774), in his Stories of the Prophets, says that the Thamud people asked for a miracle, specifically that a pregnant she-camel would issue from a rock. Allah granted them the miracle, and Salih warned them to allow the she-camel to have access to the water springs on alternate days with their own animals. Ibn Kathir further repeats various traditions that say that the miraculous she-camel would drink all the water on her days, not leaving any for the other animals, but in return she provided enough milk for all; and that the other animals were afraid of it and would not approach it or sleep where it had slept.
While some of the people accepted Salih's message to worship only Allah and to be just to one another, the rich continued in their arrogance and refused to accept his message. Finally, several young men plotted to hamstring and then kill the she-camel. After they did so, Salih warned them that they had three days to repent of their crime. They refused, and the people were destroyed by an earthquake.
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It's the day of reckoning in the NFL. The day that undrafted free agents, late round draft picks, underperforming and aging veterans fear. By 9:00 tonight all NFL rosters must be cut down from 75 to 53, with an additional 8 that will be asked back to the practice squad to be tackling dummies for $60,000 (not a bad gig right?).
The Bills finished off the preseason with another throwaway performance against the Detroit Lions last night, falling 38-32 and finishing the exhibition season at an impressive 0-4 mark. The starting offense looked great on their one drive of the game as they drove down the field with an impressive mixture of C.J. Spiller running the ball and Ryan Fitzpatrick throwing 8-10 yard slants and ins. Some players stepped up last night but was it enough to avoid the turk's hammer?
Here's my projection of the 53 players that will comprise the active roster and 8 who will be brought back for the practice squad for the 2012 Buffalo Bills squad:
Quarterback (3): Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tavaris Jackson, Brad Smith
Cuts: Tyler Thigpen
Analysis: Thigpen looked serviceable against the Lions but benefited heavily from penalties and didn't do enough to stay on the roster. There's a chance the Bills keep Fitz, Jackson and Thigpen, moving Smith to wide receiver and wildcat quarterback but it would likely come at the expense of another receiver. Needless to say if (God forbid) Fitz goes down this season this team is royally screwed.
Running Back (5): Fred Jackson, C.J. Spiller, Tashard Choice, Corey McIntyre, Dorin Dickerson
Cuts: Johnny White, Zach Brown
Analysis: White has been held back by injuries and while he's shown flashes at times in the last two preseasons, he hasn't done enough to beat out Choice. No explanation needed for Brown. Dickerson makes the team as an H-back and could be a serious threat in the red zone. I've been impressed with what I've seen in the preseason and don't think that he'll only be utilized on special teams. He's strong, has good hands and runs precise routes. Dickerson could be the breakout trash heap player ala Scott Chandler or David Nelson of 2012.
Tight End (2): Scott Chandler, Lee Smith
Cuts: Kevin Brock, Mike Caussin (PUP)
Analysis: The only lock at tight end is Chandler. Smith has done little to impress in training camp and the preseason and makes the initial roster by default. Don't be surprised if Buddy Nix scours the waiver wire to find a legitimate number two tight end to pair with Chandler (don't get your hopes up for Chris Cooley).
Wide Receiver (6): Stevie Johnson, Donald Jones, David Nelson, T.J. Graham, Derek Hagan, Kamar Aiken
Cuts: Marcus Easley, Ruvell Martin, Naaman Roosevelt
Analysis: After Easley's kick return for a touchdown last night some might argue that he earned a roster spot but his play has been too spotty. After going into camp projected as the dark horse to win the number two job, he's had trouble even seeing the field until the fourth quarter. In reality Aiken has done more to make this team. He has the ideal build at 6-2, 213 and plenty of speed. He also has shown a propensity to contribute on special teams as a blocker and coverage specialist which sets him apart from Roosevelt. In the end he may not be as reliable of a receiver as Roosevelt but his body-type and ability to contribute on special teams sets him apart and sends the former UB product packing. This certainly won't be an easy decision and no one is going to like seeing Naaman leave but he's just not big enough to justify a roster spot for another year with Aiken's progression. Easley will likely be asked back to the practice squad but might get scooped by a wide receiver-starved team (cough, cough Miami).
Offensive Line (8): Cordy Glenn, Andy Levitre, Eric Wood, Kraig Urbik, Erik Pears, Chris Hairston, Chad Rinehart, Zebrie Sanders
Cuts: James Carmon, Sam Young, Mark Asper, Colin Brown, Keith Williams
Analysis: Besides receiver these might be the most difficult cuts for Nix and crew. The Bills can't cut Sanders. He was arguably their biggest value pick in the draft this season and even though he's looked shaky at times has serious potential to be a starter down the road. Young is an intriguing prospect and really hasn't done much wrong this preseason but has practice squad eligibility left and will almost certainly be asked back. Asper just didn't do enough to earn a roster spot and it would be surprising to see him asked back for the practice squad. Brown is versatile at guard and center but just didn't stand out enough. Williams is another practice squad candidate.
Defensive End (5): Mario Williams, Mark Anderson, Chris Kelsay, Kyle Moore,Jarron Gilbert
Cuts: Robert Eddins
Analysis: The top four of Williams, Anderson, Kelsay and Moore are pretty much set in stone. The Bills will likely keep 9 defensive linemen in all and I'm going out on a limb and saying they'll keep 5 defensive tackles instead of ends. Gilbert is going to be a tough cut to make because he can play both tackle and end and has really had a nice preseason. If he makes the team he'll likely be the 52 or 53 player to earn a spot. It's highly unlikely that if he's cut he'll be brought back because there's sure to be teams out there that will scoop him up in a heartbeat.
*****With Dwan Edwards being cut Gilbert is likely to make the team because of his versatility. It would be surprising to see the Bills keep Carrington over Gilbert at this point.
Defensive Tackle (4): Kyle Williams, Marcel Dareus, Spencer Johnson, Kellen Heard
Cuts: Alex Carrington, Dwan Edwards
Analysis: Williams and Dareus will form one of the most dominant interior defensive lines in football and Johnson is as solid as they come in terms of backups. Edwards getting cut is a bit surprising and may open the door for Carrington but I still say Heard makes it over him. Carrington has been supremely disappointing and will likely be the 6th member (including Easley) of Nix's inaugural draft class to get the axe. Heard is a beast at 6-6' 339lbs, and played very well in spot duty last season (21 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF). Injuries set him back in camp and the preseason but he has serious potential as a run stuffer on goal line and short yardage situations. Troup likely would've gotten the axe as well if he wasn't placed on IR.
Linebacker (7): Nick Barnett, Kelvin Sheppard, Arthur Moats, Bryan Scott, Nigel Bradham, Kirk Morrison, Tank Carder
Cuts: Scott McKillop, Chris White
Analysis: White officially punched his ticket out of Buffalo last night with multiple missed tackles, blown coverage assignments and his inability to run with running backs in coverage. McKillop is a bit perplexing. He looked great in the first two preseason games but saw his playing time cut in half when Morrison starting getting reps at the backup middle linebacker slot. Unless they use Edwards' spot to keep an extra linebacker McKillop will likely be heading out of Buffalo.
Cornerback (5): Stephon Gilmore, Aaron Williams, Ron Brooks, Leodis McKelvin, Justin Rogers
Cuts: Isaiah Green, Terrance McGee (PUP Possibility)
Analysis: It's gotten to the point where the Bills just can't count on McGee anymore. He's frequently injured and if the Pittsburgh preseason game is any indication, he's lost a big step. The Bills might chose to put him on the PUP list or the conditional IR but I can't see him taking up space on the bench and taking away a spot for someone who really deserves it.
Safety (4): Jairus Byrd, George Wilson, Da'Norris Searcy, Delano Howell
Cuts: Nick Saenz
Analysis: Saenz finished off a horrible preseason getting run over by the likes of Joique Bell and Mikel Leshoure. Howell was arguably the defensive MVP of training camp and the preseason. He's proven that he's a solid hitter, who can play special teams and has some coverage ability. Howell is built more like a strong safety but Searcy could always be used in a backup situation for Byrd if he were to go down. If a player like Howell who showed great production and growth throughout camp is cut at a position where the team needs an additional player, it just proves how USELESS the preseason is.
Kicker (2): John Potter, Rian Lindell
Analysis: Potter is a weapon and has earned a spot as a placekicker.
Punter (1): Brian Moorman
Cuts: Shawn Powell
Analysis: Powell challenged Moorman at the beginning of camp but no one is going to replace the most recognizable Bill of the 21st century. Moorman will be a Bill until he retires or dies, whichever comes first.
Long Snapper (1): Garrison Sanborn
Analysis: Sanborn is one of the best long snappers in the league. Enough Said.
Practice Squad (8): WR Marcus Easley, T Sam Young, G Keith Williams, LB Chris White, G/C Mark Asper, CB Isaiah Green, DE Robert Eddins, P Shawn Powell
There it is, agree or disagree I really couldn't care less. The great thing is I'll know how close I am in about 4 hours so I'll try to do a follow up tomorrow.


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Saint John Fisher vs. Ithaca
March 26, 2008
|Dave Malone
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|Dennis Bell
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|Chris Schmidt
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|Jeff Price
|(0, 1)
|Ryan Kavanaugh
|(1, 0)
|Matt Kaiser
|(1, 0)
|Mike Cortina
|(1, 0)
|Jon Cortina
|7 (0.368)
|Current Record
|Saint John Fisher
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|Alec Siefert
|(4, 0)
|Tim Pfeffer
|(0, 3)
|Nic Heckman
|(2, 1)
|Logan Bobzien
|(1, 2)
|Kevin Bush
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|Craig Lepiane
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|Matt Cutter
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|Ben Connery
|6 (0.462)
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|The Game Story:
|The St. John Fisher College men's lacrosse team dropped a 12-7 decision to visiting Ithaca College on Tuesday night at Fisher's Growney Stadium.
Fisher held a 5-3 lead midway through the second period, but the Bombers, ranked third nationally, scored four unanswered goals to end the half, and nine of the game's next ten goals to remain unbeaten at 8-0 overall, 2-0 in the Empire 8.
With the loss, Fisher falls to 6-2 overall, 1-2 in the Empire 8.
The two squads battled back and forth during the opening minutes of the game before sophomore Dave Malone (Penfield/Penfield) opened up the scoring for the Cardinals, tying the contest at one goal apiece midway through the opening quarter. The Bombers however, answered back just 11 seconds later before Matt Kaiser (Waterloo/Waterloo) tied the game again with an unassisted goal with 6:58 remaining in the first.
Ithaca inched ahead again with a goal late in the first period, but the Cardinals rallied with a three-goal run to take the lead. With just under one minute to play, Chris Schmidt (West Genesee/Camillus) found the back of the net off of a Dennis Bell (Penfield/Rochester) pass, while Ryan Kavanaugh (West Genesee/Syracuse) gave the Cardinals their first lead of the game when he scored on a leaping goal off of a Jeff Price (Honeoye-Falls Lima/Lima) assist. Malone notched his second goal of the game, and gave Fisher a two-goal advantage, when he beat the Ithaca goalie with a bouncing shot as he was hit by a defender.
The Cardinals held the lead for 4:02 before Ithaca stormed back with a 4-0 run that gave the Bombers the lead for good.
Fisher cut the lead down to just one goal at the 5:40 mark of the third quarter when Bell scored his sixth goal of the season, but Ithaca put the game out of reach with five unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to earn the win.
Malone finished with two goals and one assist to lead Fisher, with Bell notching two points (one goal, one assist). Schmidt, Kavanaugh, Kaiser, and Mike Cortina (Binghamton/Binghamton) each tallied one goal apiece in the loss, while Dave Wood (Vestal/Vestal), who won 10-of-22 faceoffs, scooped up a team-best eight ground balls. Jon Cortina (Binghamton/Binghamton) made seven saves for Fisher.


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For those Arrested Development fans unfamiliar with John Slattery, he's the second-best thing about Mad Men, behind only Sally Draper's character. And now he's going to take those hard-drinking, Japanese-hating, blowjob-receiving sensibilities, and cart them onto the set of Arrested Development for not just one, but several arcs.
Of course, the context is unknown, and, frankly, irrelevant. Roger Sterling is going to be on Arrested Development which is one of the few headlines that can actually make me forget the overarching "Arrested Development is returning" headlines.
Here's to hoping that he busts free of the Mad Men archetype and does something completely batshit crazy. Like Martin Short's character, Uncle Jack, if Martin Short didn't always manage to act like Uncle Jack.
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