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The Herts at War Exhibition is now open!
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By looking at the experiences of the people of Hertfordshire, recording and re-telling those stories, we will raise awareness of how the war had a far wider impact on everyday life for each and every citizen that lived through that time.
Whether it be a soldier fighting on the frontline, a Zeppelin Raid on a county town, a Conscientious Objector harrangued in the street or an anxious mother waiting for a child that would never return, these experiences shaped and changed both the county and the country as we know it today. It is these experiences that the Herts at War team will highlight and preserve for future generations. This project, led by the community, for the community, will form a platform for remembrance throughout Hertfordshire during the centenary of the single most devestating conflict in British history.
Through this website, a pop-up museum exhibition, live events and bespoke battlefield tours we hope to bring the forgotten story of the war back to the county.
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This website was kindly funded by North Hertfordshire District Council's Letchworth Area Commitee in Spring
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We are also pleased to be supported by many organisations throughout Hertfordshire in the establishment of the the Herts at War exhibition and in supporting outreach to schools and organisatiosn throughout the county. Special menton should be made to our major project partners in the Heritage Lottery fund and Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation.
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Daemen College : Academics & Research : Division of Health & Human Services : Physical Therapy : Graduate Programs : Mission, Philosophy, & Goals
The Mission of the Physical Therapy Program at Daemen College is to prepare knowledgeable, skilled, culturally competent, compassionate, and reflective physical therapist practitioners capable of functioning collaboratively and autonomously in the dynamic health environment. Professional physical therapy education at Daemen College builds upon and reinforces the intellectual, moral, ethical, and affective qualities of mind developed through liberal arts, social, and natural science education, and mastery of the College's core competencies. Our graduates will contribute to elevating human dignity through commitment to providing specialized services that enable individuals of all ages and diverse cultural backgrounds to meet their maximum potential. They will serve as advocates for the promotion of health and quality of life for individuals, groups, and communities. Our graduates will participate actively in their professional organization to promote continued growth and recognition of the profession.
The Physical Therapy Program at Daemen College supports the Mission and Goals of the College, with the ultimate purpose of developing well educated individuals with critical thinking and creative problem solving skills necessary to assume roles of responsibility as clinician, consultant, educator, and administrator in improving the quality of life for all individuals.
Our departmental philosophy emerges from the following values that are embraced by all departmental faculty. These values drive the design, implementation, and ongoing assessment of our curriculum:
Our program Mission and Philosophy, in combination with the Mission and Goals of Daemen College and the following professional documents, have guided the construction, implementation, and ongoing assessment of our Doctor of Physical Therapy Program.
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According to Mischa's Twitter page (@MischAmazing), Mischa will be appear on Fashion Police with Joan Rivers and Kelly Osbourne. The show airs on the E! network but I'm not sure if Mischa will appear in this week's episode or if it was filmed for a later date.
Doing E! Fashion Police this morning with Joan, Kelly and Melissa ! Should be a blast!
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As of Wednesday, November 20, 2013
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COVINGTON — Thursday night is the night that the downtown Square will shine with the glow of 70,000 lights as Main Street Covington and the city present the inaugural Covington's Magical Lights of Christmas celebration.
This year marks the start of a new tradition with thousands of lights strung through 50 trees throughout the historic downtown area. Santa will be on hand to flip the switch that lights up the downtown area.
The event kicks off at 5 p.m. and includes music provided by the Oxford Singing Children's Choir and Covington Community Band, horse-drawn carriage rides and visits with Santa at Ramsey's Furniture.
A few miles to the west, the holidays will have a hometown feel as Conyers and Rockdale County make plans to celebrate with area residents.
The Olde Town Christmas Party will ring in the season on Friday, Dec. 6, from 5 to 8 p.m. The event offers free visits and photos with Santa at the Conyers Depot and Welcome Center at 901 Railroad St.
In addition, the Rockdale County Historical Society will host a Secret Santa Shop in the depot warehouse where children up to age 10 can shop for gifts ranging in price from 50 cents to $5, with gift-wrapping included. A free workshop for kids presented by The Home Depot will be offered.
After shopping and visiting with Santa, visitors can take a carriage or train ride through the streets of Olde Town.
A seasonal musical backdrop with song and dance will be provided by Artistic J Productions. Restaurants and shops with special holiday sales will be open, and skaters are invited to take to the ice at the Olde Town Pavilion ice rink.
On Saturday, Dec. 7, approximately 70 entrants in the Hometown Holiday Parade will wind their way through Olde Town Conyers beginning at Rockdale County High School on Pine Log Road, continuing to Main Street and concluding on Milstead Avenue at Pine Street.
The theme of this year's parade is "Lights, Camera, Action, Christmas!" to celebrate the recent success of film projects that have been part of the community's landscape in recent years. Entries in the parade include the Heritage High School Marching Band, Atlanta Picture Cars and the Rockdale County 4-H Club. Cloggers, dancers, Scout troops, recreational sports teams, churches and local businesses will lead the way for the arrival of Santa Claus aboard the 1951 Rockdale County fire truck.
"The Hometown Holiday Parade is the perfect way for families and neighbors to come together and celebrate the start of the holiday season in our community," said Mayor Randy Mills. "We're happy to team up with Rockdale County to incorporate the parade and tree lighting into a day of holiday fun in Olde Town for families throughout Conyers and Rockdale County."
The parade will be followed by the annual tree lighting celebration at the Rockdale County Courthouse beginning at 6 p.m. Local entertainment, concessions and Santa Claus will be on hand to greet the crowds that anticipate the lighting of the tree. Both the parade and tree lighting will be taped to air on Rockdale's cable channel 23 throughout the holiday season.
Ice skating will be open in the Olde Town Pavilion for more holiday fun throughout the weekend. The cost is $7 to skate and $2 for skate rental. The ice skating rink will remain open through Jan. 5.
For more information on the Hometown Holiday Parade and other holiday events, call the Conyers Welcome Center at 770-602-2606 or visit www.conyersga.com for a calendar of events.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
LAWRENCEVILLE -- A Duluth man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to the 2007 stabbing death of a woman he was "romantically involved" with.
Yang Hee Kim, 34, was originally charged with murder, aggravated assault and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime.
Monday in Gwinnett County Superior Court, he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter and possessing a knife while committing a crime.
Police said Kim killed his girlfriend, 28-year-old Young Mi LeMasters, on Aug. 21, 2007, after she tried to end the relationship. Kim stabbed LeMasters, who was married, three times at a North Berkeley Lake Road apartment in Duluth, reports said.
LeMasters was taken to Gwinnett Medical Center, reports said, where she died about three hours after the attack.
Assistant District Attorney John Warr said there were several factors that led to the plea, including an eyewitness who was deported to Korea and another that moved to Singapore.
There was also a procedural issue originating from Kim's apprehension at a New Jersey train station.
"The defendant confessed but was not properly advised of his Miranda rights when captured in New Jersey," Warr said.
Warr added that LeMasters' widower, George LeMasters, was "agreeable with the plea and sentence."
With the sentence, Kim will be eligible for parole one day.
Prosecutors are confident, however, that he will be behind bars for a long time.
"He will serve a substantial portion of his sentence if not the entirety in prison," Warr said.
When released, Kim, who has admitted to being in the country illegally, may also face deportation.
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More than 1,200 attend Odyssey Touch A Truck
More than 1,200 people attended the third annual Odyssey Touch A Truck event held recently at Ashley Park.
The June 7 event was organized by Odyssey Charter School PTO and featured more than 55 vehicles including Coweta County and City of Newnan fire trucks and police cars from Newnan, the Coweta Sheriff's Office and the Georgia State Patrol. There were also other vehicles and equipment from Newnan city departments, HERO, Georgia Forestry Service, Coweta County Transit, the Post Office and Coweta Animal Control. And that was just in the free section.
During Touch A Truck, kids and their parents were able to explore all kinds of trucks and equipment that normally they would only get to see from afar. They could sit inside, honk the horns, speak to the drivers and dream of what they want to be when they grow up, said Jennifer Petrino, Touch A Truck chairperson for Odyssey PTO.
Touch a Truck is an annual summer event that serves as a fundraiser for Odyssey School but it is still very affordable for families at an admission charge of only $3 per person. Plus, visitors received $1 off if they brought a canned good for the Coweta Community Food Pantry.
Old favorites that returned this year included Peterbilt of Atlanta, McKoon Funeral Home, Newnan Utilities, Vital Care Ambulance, Geek Squad, Fairburn Ready Mix, American Red Cross, Ronny Jones Construction, SouthTowne, Newnan Chrysler, and Two Men and A Truck. Southside Wreckers and Parkers Towing both brought their big rotator trucks, capable of lifting other large vehicles right off the ground, much to the delight of the audience.
First time participants included Carolina Handling, FedEx, Toyota of Newnan, Blossman Gas, Green Earth Options BioFuel, AgPro, Crawford Grading, Whitley Lawn Care, Moreland Mulch, ABATE motorcycles, Cycle City, the Post Office, Coweta County Transit, and the Odyssey School Bus. Caterpillar's Wheel Skidder was the first piece of equipment to arrive for the event and it was actually delivered Friday afternoon by a wide-load 18 wheeler. It provided a popular picture spot for many families, said Petrino.
There were two restored military trucks, a 1966 Ford Galaxie and a World War II Army Jeep brought by Andrew Lang, who heard about Touch A Truck on Facebook. Facepainting was provided by Bubbles and Brushes Art Studio and Dusty the Clown, and there were booths from Abby's Angels, FearThis4Life driver training, the Jason Trotter Fun Run, Bahrgains, and Pink Zebra. Visitors could cool off with treats from CJ's Hawaiian Shaved Ice or enjoy barbecue from J&L Event Services.
Touch A Truck raised more than $2,400 for Odyssey's PTO and collected 629 canned goods for the Coweta Community Food Pantry, more than twice the food donated last year, said Petrino.
Donors also contributed 43 pints of bloods during the American Red Cross Blood Drive that was included as part of the event.
"Once again we are thrilled with the turnout for Touch A Truck. The weather cooperated, we had more trucks than last year, the crowd was larger and if we gauge the fun by the number of times the horns were honked on all those big trucks, I would say we hit it out of the park," said Petrino. "We are so thankful to all of the businesses that participated and to the visitors that came and enjoyed our event. We are thrilled that we were able to raise money for our school and support the Food Pantry, the American Red Cross, Abby's Angels and the Jason Trotter Fun Run all at the same time. That's what Odyssey is all about – family, community and providing educational experiences for children."
"The PTO works diligently all year to provide fun family events for the Odyssey students and their families, such as their award-winning International Night and a school-wide Thanksgiving Feast like none you have ever seen," said Petrino. The PTO also pays for school equipment and materials, funds in-house field trips and gives grants to teachers for items for their classrooms. The money raised during Touch A Truck will go towards those endeavors.
After this year's Touch a Truck success the PTO is already looking to next January when they start planning Touch A Truck 2015.
According to Petrino, "We are always looking for interesting trucks that we can invite to participate. I have been known to throw my phone to my daughter in the back seat and have her take a picture of a truck we see on the road so I can remember to call them. We'd like to have an armored truck, a Mack Tool truck, a satellite truck from one of the TV stations and maybe some food trucks next year."
Odyssey is a free public charter school in Coweta County with more than 400 students in grades K-8.


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I can't recover my server to itself.. Now it's system drive is a lun on remote disk srorage with connected over SAN network.
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When was the last time Old Stagg was produced?
Old Stagg miniature on Ebay
When was the last time Old Stagg was produced?
Old Stagg miniature on Ebay
I don't know, but it doesn't look like anything I would want to collect.
"Well there you go again..." - Ronald Regan as he whipped Jimmy Carter's ass in 1980 That's a pre-Regan tax strip on that mini. We've got to remember that todays George T. Stagg is head and shoulders above anything that bore the Stagg name in the past.
Agreed. I realize that it's not related to today's Stagg. I was just posting it as a curiosity. It's interesting, though, how the Stagg name has been used throughout the history of the distillery since George T as there in the late 19th century.
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Thank you much for the link. If I get a minute, I may bid on that myself...
Old Stagg was bottled in 1905 (don't know for how long). I think it's very cool.


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Randomized Double Blinding Controlled Study on" Jia Wei Xiao Yao Jiaonang" Treating Mild to Moderate Major Depressive Disorder
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This is a randomized, double-blind multi centric clinic study. Both of therapist and patient are blind. There are 180 patients from 3 hospitals included, who meet DSM-IV criteria for major depressive disorder, the score of HAMD-item>20,<35;and meet the criteria for TCM syndrome of "Liver Qi stagnation and Transformation of Stagnant Qi into Fire". Patients are randomized to JWXY and sertraline treatment groups, receiving oral sertraline (start with 50 mg/day for one week then continue with 50 mg/day) plus placebo of JWXYJN; or oral JWXYJN plus placebo of sertraline daily for 2 months. The symptoms of depression and anxiety are measured with HAMD and HAMA tests at baseline and at 2,4,8 weeks; and LFT, BUN, Cr are assessed at baseline and end of program. Then data will be analyzed with SPSS software to determine the efficacy and safety of JWXYJN comparing to sertraline in the treatment of mild to moderate major depressive disorder.
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|Randomized Double Blinding Controlled Study on" Jia Wei Xiao Yao Jiaonang" Treating Mild to Moderate Major Depressive Disorder
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- Patients 18 years or older.
- A diagnosis of MDD, single episode or recurrent, according to DSM-IV
- Meets DSM-IV criteria for Major Depressive Disorder.
- factor score from the 24-item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) >20,<35
- Patients must be able to provide written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with a current (or within 6 months prior to the Screening Visit) Axis I disorder of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Eating Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
- Patients with a history of schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or bipolar I or II disorder (with a history of hypomanic or manic episodes).
- Patients who meet DSM-IV criteria for substance abuse (alcohol or drugs) within 3 months prior to Screening Visit or substance dependence within 6 months prior to the Screening Visit.
- Patients who meet criteria for any of the following DSM-IV MDD Specifiers: [a] With Catatonic Features; [b] With Postpartum Onset; [c] With Seasonal Pattern [d] with Psychotic Features.
- Patients who are receiving formal psychotherapy or have had psychotherapy within the 12 weeks prior to the Screening Visit.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01467804
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Christian Life Schools is committed to providing a quality education while also cultivating an atmosphere where Christian principles are taught, modeled, and encouraged. It is an environment that provides a sense of security, constancy, and spiritual relevance. The purpose of Christian school education is the instruction of children within a God-centered view of the world. Underlying this goal is the conviction that God reveals all truth; that He is the source, sustenance, and goal of all creation; and that real education rests upon the revelation of His truth in Holy Scripture. As the reality and power of God permeates all true learning, so this perspective guides all aspects of this school, its staff, and its setting.
Our commitment to our students is the philosophy that a truly Christian education reflects excellence in all areas of life — spiritually, academically, physically, emotionally, and socially. It is our mission to educate students to become balanced individuals who are growing in wisdom and knowledge through a biblical world view.
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Our staff members model Christ-like principles, morality, and authentic encouragement on a daily basis. Their own personal relationship with God permeates the classroom and interaction with students.
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The purpose of Christian school education is the instruction of children within a God-centered view of the world, thus the truth of God's Word and its principles are taught in an integrated fashion with all subjects.


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Take advantage of our 24-hour fitness center to keep up with your work out regime while you are away from home. State-of-the-art Precor® exercise machines fill this 4,000-square-foot space. Look out onto beautiful views of the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek pool as you run on the treadmill, or build your own workout with our array of free weights. Yoga classes are offered on weekend mornings poolside at the neighboring Waldorf Astoria Orlando.
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It's an exciting time for Islamic cinema and this doc is an extraordinary intro into Iranian politics.
Aesthetically similar to Ari Folman's Waltz With Bashir, this documentary of Iran's 2009 election protests mixes animation with talking heads and archive footage for a figurative representation of a devastating time.
First-hand accounts from Iranian bloggers, activists, electoral employees and academics such as lawyer and human rights activist Shirin Ebadi and philosopher and political dissident Mohsen Kadivar take us through the sequence of events leading up to, and directly following, the people-powered uprising.
The Green Wave, directed by German-Iranian filmmaker Ali Samadi Ahadi, starts with the hopeful campaign of reformist candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi – whose main goals were to institutionalise social justice, equality, fairness and freedom of expression while rooting out corruption and speeding up privatisation.
Ahadi demonstrates the highly-charged public appetite for political change through mobile-phone footage and animated re-enactments of a Mousavi campaign rally in a football stadium in Tehran, where supporters wear green in solidarity.
However, after the election is rigged by incumbent president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, thousands of Iranian people take to the streets to protest under the banner, 'Where is my vote?'. The protests are peaceful, sometimes silent, but the military are brought in to squash any opposition and the violent crackdown verges on genocide. Dissidents are imprisoned, tortured and often killed and the rest of the public recede in fear, any hope of change crushed with an iron fist.
One of the worst moments sees Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei – who came to power after the 1979 Iranian Revolution that toppled the then-corrupt monarchy – condemn any sort of insurgency, a conservative action for a man who once symbolised Iranian liberation.
That the events are so recent, and the conditions in Iran still so volatile, makes this documentary sadly poignant. In one of the final shots blogger and journalist Mehdi Mohseni breaks down as he recalls the militia violence and continuing oppression. The worst part, he says from the safety of his new home in Berlin, is seeing the kind of freedom young people enjoy in other parts of the world and fearing that Iranians may never experience it.
In its best moments, this film leaves a legacy to those who were tortured and killed. That we watch it means these people did not die in vain.
If Lost Children, Ahadi's Ugandan child soldiers doc, is anything to go by, this should be harrowing.
Animation breaks up an otherwise retrospective account of violence, torture and corruption.
It's an exciting time for Islamic cinema and this doc is an extraordinary intro into Iranian politics.
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SAO PAULO (AP) - Workers at a World Cup stadium in the jungle city of Manaus are threatening to go on strike to demand better conditions following a third recent construction-related death at the venue.
A walkout could further delay the completion of the Arena da Amazonia just months before the start of football's showcase tournament.
"We have to guarantee the workers' rights and their safety," union leader Cicero Custodio told Brazilian news media. "Nobody will get in on Monday."
A 55-year-old Portuguese man was killed in an accident on Friday while disassembling a crane that was used to install the stadium's roof, becoming the third worker to die at the venue in less than a year.
The Arena da Amazonia is one of the five stadiums still under construction for the World Cup. Brazil promised all 12 venues would be ready by the end of last year, well ahead of the June 12 opener, but only seven have been completed. Six of them had to be ready for the Confederations Cup warm-up tournament last June.
Organizers said the Arena da Amazonia was nearly 97 percent completed when the accident happened, with only minor details keeping it from being inaugurated sometime this month. Amazonas state Gov. Omar Aziz was expected to visit the stadium on Friday to announce the inauguration date, but the visit was canceled because of the worker's death.
Organizers said Friday that the accident would not interfere with the stadium's construction because the crane had already been removed from the venue's main construction area.
The worker who died was identified as Antonio Jose Pita Martins, who was working for the Portuguese company Martifer, a multinational focused in metal constructions.
Authorities are investigating the accident and public prosecutors said they will halt construction if safety conditions at the site are not adequate.
The first death in Manaus happened in March, when a man fell from a scaffold and hit his head. In December, another worker died after falling 115 feet (35 meters) while working on the stadium's roof, prompting a work stoppage of four days as authorities inspected safety conditions. Later that same day, a worker died of a heart attack while paving an area outside the venue.
Seven workers have died at World Cup venues so far. In late November, two workers were killed when a crane collapsed while hoisting a 500-ton piece of roofing at the stadium that will host the World Cup opener in Sao Paulo. In 2012, a worker died at the construction site of the stadium in the nation's capital, Brasilia.
Brazil has been under a spotlight because of its problematic World Cup preparations, with the southern host city of Curitiba still in danger of being dropped because of a delay in stadium construction. The country also is making headlines because of fan violence and turmoil in the Brazilian league, which may not start on time because of a series of civil lawsuits against a sports tribunal decision that altered last year's final standings.
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Postgame Quotes2013 Wisconsin Football Spring GameApril 20, 2013Camp Randall Stadium • Madison, Wis.
Head Coach Gary Andersen
ANDERSEN: Productive day. It was a great crowd, first of all. Sunshine out there. Everything was positive. We stayed healthy, it looks like, which is always a big worry. A lot of young kids got reps.
We're basically missing six starters right now on the defensive side that didn't play a snap today, and four or five on the offensive side. So it was a tremendous day for those young kids to get in and compete at a high level. And some experienced players shined out there.
It was overall very productive, got exactly what we wanted out of it. Would have liked to have more special teams. I think in the future we will. Just where the numbers are at and the direction that we're moving, I want to make sure we're as prepared June 9th when we walk back in here for summer as is possible, and I think we got that accomplished today.
QUESTION: Gary, you've talked all spring about wanting to throw the ball better, catch the ball better. You didn't have Abbrederis today, but it still appeared you were able to throw the ball through the air. Especially with Stave, was that as good as he looked all spring?
ANDERSEN: Yes. I thought Joel was poised today. I thought he it wasn't perfect, but it doesn't have to be perfect. They caught the ball good for him. I thought we were getting in and out of our routes better. Protection was much better.
I will say this. Defense today was very vanilla. Offensively, we were very generic, and defensively, we were very generic. We did throw the ball, bottom line, and we did catch the ball better than we have all spring, and that was very encouraging.
QUESTION: What was the reason to be generic on defense, Gary?
ANDERSEN: Just it's on the Big Ten Network. That's the biggest reason.
QUESTION: Could you critique Phillips as well, please.
ANDERSEN: Yeah, I think Curt had good demeanor. The turnovers were down. He was poised. He had composure, like he's had and you would expect from a cagey veteran, which he is. Threw the ball. He got some balls down the field and did some good things. He probably had a couple he'd like to get back, but so does Joel.
Positive performance, really. I hate to look back at just one day, one performance, but I think this last week, if I look at both those two, we're moving in the right direction with just feeling comfortable with what's going on.
QUESTION: How much of a running component do you look for in a quarterback?
ANDERSEN: Depends on his really on his skill set. If the ability is there for him to make some plays with his legs, we'll allow him to do it. I believe the young men in this program can do that. So the ability to have a touch option in the future will be there for us without question.
The read zone, you've seen that. You saw that two or three times today, and they don't have to go 80 yards when they do that. It's just the fact that you have it that causes some problems for people. The young men in our program have the ability to do that.
QUESTION: You've talked about trying to find a big play wide receiver after Abbrederis. I know there weren't a ton of big plays, but did Kenzel show you a few things?
ANDERSEN: Yes. Kenzel's want to is very apparent. He's crafty. He showed good hands, and I think he's continually, again I go back for about a week now he's really shown solid hands throughout practice. Whether it's routes versus error or it's a competitive situation, he's done a very nice job. He's hard to tackle.
But his love for football brings a smile to my face every day.
QUESTION: Coach, one of those groups that's been missing some of the players is linebacker. I was wondering if you could critique the linebacking group's performance and if anyone in general stood out to you today.
ANDERSEN: I will say this. Vince, really the last two practices I sat down and evaluated Wednesday's practice, and he jumped out at me, and he did again today. Made a couple big plays, came around the edge. He looks like he's just playing with more confidence, and he's kind of just letting it rip a little bit. So he shined for me.
But that whole group of young linebackers has had so many reps. There's so many you cannot put a price tag on repetition in spring, and we've kept the other guys healthy. So it's going to be a good group of inside linebackers, good group of outside linebackers. I'm excited to get B.K. into that outside linebacker crew in the fall. It will be fun when he gets out there. I know he's excited to get that going too.
QUESTION: Gary, the day you guys scrimmaged out in the cold and the rain, the kickers didn't have a good job. French hit a couple today. He's had a solid spring overall, but did he need to hit a couple today after that rough scrimmage?
ANDERSEN: Yes. I think it's always good to get him in that position to have to kick in front of fans. Now he's obviously done that, and he's done it on the biggest stages there are.
But I agree with you. He has been consistent, and he has had a good spring, and the numbers would prove that if you tracked them all the way through, which we do. He's kicked the ball well. He had a bad day in the rain, and that's something we could learn from and he'll learn from. We need to help to make him better in spots, and he needs to work on that also, and we will.
It was good for him to go out there today and put a couple through. It's a little windy out there, and it didn't bother him, and he put it right out there.
QUESTION: With chains being out and Melvin getting a lot of reps today, what kind of stood out with Melvin and maybe some of the other running backs?
ANDERSEN: Melvin, the tweak of the ankle through spring slowed him down, but it didn't slow him down mentally, which really was impressive to me because the day he came back, he was in the offense. He knew the offense. There wasn't MAs, or wasn't missed assignments, which was a credit to him because he was able to prepare while he's going through an injury.
Once he got back, I felt the last three practices he's really gained some momentum. He looks fast. He looks quick, and that carried on today. He ran with a good pad level today too. There was some suddenness to him. He got out and made some people miss on the one down the sidelines, which was a really nice run. Had some physical runs. So it was a pretty complete game out of him.
Watt's been good. He's been battling his ankle also, and it was hurting him today, but he just kept on going through it. It will be nice to get those numbers built up when we get into the fall, that's for sure.
QUESTION: Gary, at cornerback, a big question mark obviously. What have you thought of our corners all spring and today? Did Shelton Sojourn do some good things today?
ANDERSEN: Yeah, Sojourn, he has really competed all spring long, and the way he's handled the adjustment coming from high school has been impressive, not just on the field, but off the field. His life flipped upside down, and he's handled it very well.
I credit the other corners, who have kind of put their arms around him and made sure he was moving in the right direction. Sojourn was good today. I think he got his hands on two or three balls. He'd like to pick them all off, but if he was that good at receiving and catching, he'd probably be a wide receiver. He's playing very well. I'm happy where he is.
The corners as a whole have really progressed, worked hard. It's a work in progress. He always had a very nice spring. He's been very, very consistent. P.J. gets better. The list is not real long with those kids, but I think they have competed day in and day out, and techniques, moving to man coverage, moving to playing dog coverage, blitzing sometimes doesn't sound like a lot, but it's a lot to put on a kid's plate. They've got better every single day, I believe.
QUESTION: Over the past six weeks, we've been able to follow a printed out schedule of what you do day by day. Can you give us a sense, now that spring's over, what goes on, why the next two months are important, and what goes on in the program the next couple of months from here.
ANDERSEN: Number one right now is finish academically. That will be a stress point. Coaches are gone. They're on the road back and forth. We have to be able to lock our minds and say, we're going to finish the semester the right way and get our grades where they need to be. That will be important.
Secondly is to use these next two weeks to get into the weight room and formulate our plan for the rest of the semester. We won't just say, hey, take two or three weeks off. We don't have time to be able do that. So we'll get our lifting in.
And we'll also use the next three weeks to still kids will get out there and throw the ball on their own, which we need to do that. We need to throw and catch as many times as we can between now and when we'll line up and play. That will be the points of emphasis.
For me, myself, the coaches have already had their evaluations of each young man on the team. If not, it will take place tomorrow. It's their meeting where they sit down and evaluate them in lots of different areas, and then I get the opportunity next week to sit down with every young man on the team and have an exit meeting with him.
It will be good for me because it's a time now I know the faces and the names. I look forward to those meetings.
QUESTION: Coach, Joe Schobert has been looking for a home position wise since he got here. What do you like do you think he finally found a home?
ANDERSEN: Yes. Outside linebacker for sure. I can't tell you whether he'll grow to be a field outside linebacker or the B outside linebacker. He has a good talent, nose for the football, very smart young man, and he's had a very solid spring. Very happy he's in this program.
QUESTION: Gary, just looking back on the 15, 16 practices you guys have had, are you pleased? Is this kind of what you thought it would be when all that's over?
ANDERSEN: Yeah, we're in a good spot. You're never going to get everything you want. You're never going to have it perfect. We wanted consistency. I think we got that. We wanted effort. I think we got that.
Day three, as I look back, is probably our worst day. We came back off a week of spring break that I've never done that before in my career, have a spring break right in the middle of spring ball. Kids handled it unbelievably well, and we really rolled in a good way, I believe, once we got back off of spring break.
It was a good spring. Excited to continually move forward. I wish we'd have had some more numbers in some spots, and the young men that were injured, hopefully, we get them all back. So it was productive.
QUESTION: Do you think you got through the worst of it with the offensive line? How much better do you think the offensive line can be in the fall?
ANDERSEN: I think the strength by numbers will be better for sure, and they have to be. We've got to be able to get into a practice situation and practice scenario where we can build a quality travel team and then build a quality service team for the defense. So that's going to be a work in progress. That work starts tomorrow in recruiting with the coaches again to get out there and try to up those numbers.
They'll improve. Watched tape again the other day and evaluated the offensive line, and I go back to practice 1, 2, and 3 and sit back and watch some of practice 12, 13, and 14. Pad level's better. I think use of hands is better. That's what you would expect. You would expect those things to be taking place.
It's good for me to stand in the back in those scrimmages. There's good communication, which tells me they've got an idea of what they're doing and the direction they're headed. I expect them to be a quality offensive line in the Big Ten.
QUESTION: You mentioned getting Brendan Kelly at the outside linebacker spot. I'm not sure that's going to be much of a transition for him. What type of player do you expect at that spot when he comes back next year?
ANDERSEN: When you flip on last year's tape and you watch him, he's aggressive. He plays very, very hard. Defensive end, have my hand on the ground, not have my hand on the ground, it's not going to affect him at all. I think he'll hop in there and do a very good job. He's a talented young man, and he's played a lot of football. He's excited for that opportunity to get one more year back.
He'll be at the B side linebacker side without question. He'll also be highly involved within the nickel packages and the cowboy packages. When we do get the four down pass rush scenarios, he'll be a big part of that, but he'll also be a big part of the base package too.
QUESTION: You took a couple shots downfield, didn't connect. Is that quarterbacks, wide receivers? Where do you put that?
ANDERSEN: From where I saw, I probably couldn't answer that question honestly with you. We're going to take those shots, though. We believe we've got to be able to get those down the field two or three times a game. Whether it comes through play action or comes through straight drop back or we see something in our coverage, we're going to take those shots down the field.
Today I don't know quite why they didn't connect, but when Jared's in there, we've got a pretty good chance, if we get it close, we're going to get it connected, and the other young men will continue to work at getting better at it, better at throwing it and catching it.
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Making himself at home, Wilfred goes immediately to the bong rips. I couldn't stop thinking what it would look like to anyone else who might be present. Dogs can't spark lighters. They don't have opposable thumbs! It's what separates us humans from beasts. The fact that we can light bongs without any assistance.
Wilfred becomes anxious that his owner will never return home, and starts digging holes (with a shovel) in Ryan's backyard. Ignoring the opposable thumbs thing again, as I fear that question will plague me throughout the series, I found this bit especially clever. Dogs have no sense of time, so of course every time Wilfred's owner leaves he's worried she may never come back. His nightmare of her dying in a horrible car crash may be unfounded, but maybe dogs imagine that. What the hell do I know, I'm not Cesar Millan.
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The American version (like other US versions of UK or Aussie sitcoms) is a lot tamer and less dark or crude as the original. Some episodes of the original Wilfred were outrageously off coloured, but that being said, as an Aussie I loved it. E.Wood is a great choice and I hope that the vibe is the same as the Aussie version, so far so good. I recommend the Aussie Wilfred episode BITE CLUB to see the show at its best (or worst if not used to crude, crass and down right twisted comedy). Not sure if Americans will get it, but it was a cult classic in Oz.


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- Carbohydrates30 g (10%)
- Fat41 g (64%)
- Protein5 g (11%)
- Saturated Fat25 g (124%)
- Sodium88 mg (4%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber0 g (0%)
- Monounsaturated Fat13 g
- Cholesterol317 mg (106%)


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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — By the time she turned 11, Emily Huff had attended five schools and lived in seven cities.
What may seem like an endless stream of stressful transitions to civilians has been an adventure for Emily, a military child.
Since 1986, April has been designated as the Month of the Military Child, dedicated to children such as Emily and her two sisters, who serve the country behind the scenes.
"Our focus is on celebrating and acknowledging the good things they get out of being military kids," said Christy Flynn, outreach specialist for the Military Family Research Institute at Purdue University.
Sometimes the silver lining can be difficult to find if a child is separated from a parent for a year or spends his or her formative years traveling across national and international borders to support mom or dad at the next station.
Emily and her two sisters, Stephanie, 17, and Sarah, 21, are grateful for the rare opportunities they've received as military children.
The Huffs have been stationed in Maryland, Rhode Island, Florida, Hawaii and several places in Italy.
"It's always something different," Emily said. "Seeing different places and trying new foods."
In Indiana, Emily and Stephanie, who spent most of their time living among fellow military kids, were suddenly surrounded by children who lived in the same home since birth.
Sarah experienced the same thing at Florida State University.
"When you live in the same town your whole life, you see your friends grow up and that's the weirdest thing for me," she said. "I like talking to my friends now about their childhood or seeing their baby photos to piece together their story because I wasn't there for the first half."
Despite the perceived glamor of a transcontinental upbringing, the downside is the impact on the ability to make attachments.
"It's hard," said Sarah, who is studying geology. "I'm good at forming quick relationships, though they aren't necessarily as deep."
But the regular state and continental moves haven't stopped her from maintaining a long-distance relationship with her boyfriend, Ryan, who is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.
While it never seems to get easier being away from loved ones, especially for military families, the saving grace is technology.
With Skype and social media, Stephanie is able to stay in touch with longtime friends, Sarah is able to stay in touch with her boyfriend, and military families who face deployments can stay in touch with soldiers.
It wasn't like that when Mike Huff, now a Navy commander, was deployed to Japan in 1999 and then Bahrain in 2000.
"Nowadays you've got email, and even Skype, so you can see your kids on a daily basis," Mike Huff said. "Twenty years ago you couldn't do any of that. It was just letters."
Sarah was 9 when Mike Huff went to Japan and 10 when he went to Bahrain.
"I was young enough I didn't exactly know what was happening," Sarah said. "I knew I had to wait and if something bad happened I couldn't do anything about it."
Fortunately for Sarah, she and her family were living on a base in Hawaii and had a strong support system.
This is not the case in places such as Indiana where there is no active military installation, and military children — more than 21,000 in the state — can be the only ones in school with a parent in the service.
"Those kids are more hidden," Flynn said. "If the communities military kids live in are aware of that, then they can build a support system around them.
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