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Savannah Lakes Village
People continue to discover their dreams in Savannah Lakes Village. The stories about how they discovered SLV are quite intriguing. Those stories were on display this week at the Newcomers Coffee, where the village's newest residents are welcomed and acclimated to their surroundings.
Part of the event involves newcomers explaining how they discovered Savannah Lakes. Here are interesting observations and snippets gleaned from the answers from the many in attendance – maybe the largest group of newcomers in more than two years.
Breakdown of how people discovered SLV:
- Through family/friends – 25 percent
- Longtime lot owners – 20 percent
- Website/online – 20 percent
- Familiar with area – 7 percent
- Boat or home show – 7 percent
- Participated in event here – 7 percent
- Random conversation – 7 percent
- A publication – 7 percent
Favorite quotes from new residents:
- "We were looking for the package. The whole package is here."
- "We like the way the homes are built."
- "I'm committed to four lots — and a house."
- "My husband never makes a quick decision, but he decided [on buying in SLV] overnight."
- "I wanted to go somewhere where you don't have to sit in traffic."
- "It [SLV] has everything we could have wanted."
Top things new residents love about SLV:
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- Lake
- Golf
- Hunting
- Fishing
- The people
Interesting story
One resident was traveling on a business trip 20 years ago and overheard someone on the plane talking about Savannah Lakes Village. The eventual SLV resident made it part of her "bucket list" to move here. She's now accomplished that!
Final thoughts
It's always exciting when new residents discover the wonders of SLV. Newcomer gatherings are always filled with plenty of excitement as current residents greet those new to the area. Based on the above percentages, it's clear that our best marketing asset for selling SLV are the people. It's when you share your story with others that people have a chance to discover something you already know and a life you are already experiencing. You are the ambassadors.


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ATS 2009, SAN DIEGONew research suggests that patients newly diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) who use a short-course of the sleep aid, eszopiclone, when beginning continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy, are more adherent with therapy in six months.
The findings will be presented at the American Thoracic Society's International Conference in San Diego on May 17.
OSA is a common disorder that leads to multiple adverse effects on health and quality of life. CPAP is recommended as the first-line therapy for most patients with OSA, and has been shown to improve sleep quality, reduce daytime sleepiness and enhance quality of life. Despite its many benefits, however, compliance to CPAP is notoriously poor.
"We know that non-benzodiazepine sedative hypnotics promote sleep onset and continuity. Additionally, they can be safely used in patients with OSA, especially those already using CPAP," said Anita Shah, D.O., author of the study. "To date, the only consistently reliable predictor of long-term use has been compliance with CPAP at treatment initiation. Studies suggest that long-term adherence patterns may be established very early in the course of therapy."
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I recently spoke to Washington Nationals centerfielder Denard Span about his mission to uplift single parent families. His non-profit, The Denard Span Foundation was borne out of a desire to extend assistance proactively.
While gender inequality is a complex issue, many of the unseen barriers girls and women face can be solved with simple, cost-effective solutions. I have been incredibly lucky to meet some innovative women leaders and entrepreneurs working to bring about change for women and girls.
We all know about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Chances are you also know about Giving Tuesday.
This April, I found myself walking on a wet concrete floor, wet and covered with mud and manure, surrounded by cows.The smells might not have been too uncommon, but the scenery was anything but normal for this suburban boy.
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We may be at a place where the Great Recession can move from the forefront and into our rearview mirrors. It could be the year when Santa adds something extra to the bottom line of retailers everywhere. We shall see. Don't forget, today is Giving Tuesday.
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Having books on the shelves of homes, classrooms, libraries, and community centers alone won't solve all our education challenges, but coupled with literacy programs and family engagement, it is one of the first, basic steps we can take to ensure all children are prepared to succeed academically.
We are beginning to see glimmers of hope that this deadly virus can be stopped, but much work remains to be done. It is time now for Americans, as individuals, to step up and show their compassion for the people of West Africa.
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Jocelyn Leonard stood near the front of the gym, leading the choir at Fennville High School.
In her left hand, she held a graduation cap _ for Wes.
The pain is still difficult to bear _ especially during a week like this. Nearly 15 months ago, Jocelyn's son collapsed and died immediately after making the winning shot in a basketball game in this same gym. On Thursday night, Wes Leonard's class held its graduation ceremony.
"He died on that court," Jocelyn Leonard said in an interview with The Associated Press the previous night. "And this is where we go to celebrate."
Leonard's death last March 3 drew national attention to Fennville, a town of about 1,400 not far from Lake Michigan, some 200 miles west of Detroit. A medical examiner determined Leonard had sudden cardiac arrest due to an enlarged heart.
On Thursday, his classmates honored him. Selena Beltran-Pena, one of Leonard's friends, had planned to walk with him at graduation. She was accompanied instead by Leonard's younger brother, 14-year-old Mitchell.
It was Beltran-Pena who presented Jocelyn with the graduation cap. And a couple of the night's speakers made a point of paying respects to both Wes Leonard and Nathaniel Hernandez, another Fennville student who died in the last few years.
"Today I ask you all to live every day as if it were your last," said Guadalupe Morales, the valedictorian.
Since Wes died, Jocelyn Leonard has immersed herself in a cause, helping raise money to provide automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to schools in Michigan. But graduation week has been particularly tough on her.
"I've been pretty strong," she said the night before the ceremony. "This one's going to be tough."
Jocelyn Leonard teaches choir at Fennville.
"This has been a horrible week. Horrible," she said. "It's even worse than Christmas. … I teach these kids. I see them in my classroom every day. These kids couldn't be more loving."
After the choir finished its performance Thursday night, Jocelyn exchanged hugs with graduating members of the singing group.
The Wes Leonard Heart Team was set up in Leonard's memory to honor children who have lost their lives to sudden cardiac arrest and help prevent similar tragedies in the future.
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Limoneira announces sale of 2 properties in Santa Maria
Limoneira Co. in Santa Paula said it is poised to sell two properties in Santa Maria.
The grower and real estate investor said it has agreed to sell its Sevilla and Pacific Crest properties for a total $8.3 million to one buyer.
Under the agreement, the buyer, who was not disclosed, will deposit $250,000 in escrow and issue a note on the amount owed for each property, which will come due when the two properties' tract maps are approved by the city of Santa Maria or Oct. 24, whichever comes first, the grower said.
Limoneira will collect 5 percent interest on the notes when they come due in addition to $8.1 million in cash from the buyer, the company said.
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March 12 – 15, 2015 St. Moritz Music Summit – Second Edition
The St. Moritz Music Summit brings the international DJ elite of the Electronica Dance Music Scene to the Engadine from March 12 – 15. The several days lasting festival spreads the Ibiza- feeling over the whole ski resort and attracts the European fan community for the weekend to the breathtaking mountain scenery. What Ibiza, Mykonos and the Côte d'azure are in summer St. Moritz will be in winter. The DJs will start the party already in the afternoon on the slopes of the legendary ski area. In the evening the activities shift to the village squares with their thrilling après- ski mood while the clubs will be the locations to party all night long. Three hosting spots with live music at the same time spoil for choice between electro, house, deep-house and lounge.
After the huge success of the first edition of St. Moritz Music Summit we are proud to release the official line-up of the 2015 edition from march 12 – 15:
For the first time ever PACHA Ibiza will bring all its energy and its colors to St. Moritz. Sebastian Gamboa will play during Saturday evening at Kings Club while on Sunday afternoon Sarah Main will host a dramatic DJ session on the ski slopes.
Anané and Louie Vega will bring the magical atmosphere of Sunset Ritual from Ibiza to the top of the Alps. Sunset Ritual has been designed to bring music out of clubs straight to the most unique landscapes of the world. Anané and Louie want to create the perfect soundtrack for every sunset.
Kings Of House NYC brings together three icons of house music. David Morales, Tony Humphries, & Louie Vega join forces and create a night of sure fire music with a combination of solo sets and back 2 back jam sessions at the Carlton.
Defected presents Glitterbox with Simon Dunmore, Horse Meat Disco and Joey Negro, ignoring trends and niche music and playing just great music from the classics to the present day at the Vivai: "It's all about the party!"
Ministry of Sound will present two parties in one of the most extraordinary hotels in the world, The Kulm. Ministry's resident DJ's John Moss, Danny O' and Hanna Jacques will arouse St. Moritz spinning their personal selection of quality house music.
Baccanali (Vincent Ferrer, Victor Perez, Benjamin) will host a great session on the slopes of Corvatch on Friday.
The St. Moritz Music Summit 2015 celebrates during three days involving more than 40 DJs at 12 locations on the slopes of the most prestigious ski resort and in the fanciest clubs of the pearl of the Alps. The media partners Radio KissKiss, Radio Ibiza Sonica, Radio Südostschweiz and MixCloud take care of on-air presence.
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JACKSON, Miss. and BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 6, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- ContinuumRx and Mississippi Baptist Health Systems (MBHS) of Jackson, Mississippi announced the opening of a new home infusion pharmacy that will serve providers and patients throughout Central Mississippi in a collaborative model designed to improve patient outcomes with a more seamless transition from hospital to home.
"This partnership will not only improve our core operations and patient care, but also benefit the overall health care system at large," said Eric McVey, M.D., Baptist Chief Medical Officer. "We took the time to understand the gaps and problems with how patients and providers access specialized home infusion drugs and quickly saw opportunities for improved care. When we reviewed ContinuumRx in operation with another health system partner, it validated our beliefs in terms of what their model could deliver for Baptist."
Home Infusion services are typically ordered for those patients with high-cost chronic disease states such as cancer, gastrointestinal (GI) problems, heart failure, immunodeficiency disorders, neuromuscular disorders and serious infections. A patient's clinical information moves seamlessly across inpatient and outpatient settings as part of ContinuumRx's integrated services model. Ongoing home therapy progress information is provided to each patient's primary care and specialty physicians electronically or through available consultations, giving physicians access to important clinical information.
"It's invaluable for hospitals to have a specialized outpatient pharmacy as part of their continuum of care," said Brian Booth, ContinuumRx Senior Vice President. "Providers can then be assured that patients with chronic and complex disease states and conditions have their critical medications available before leaving the hospital. Access to and compliance with these high-cost treatments is fundamen
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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- MedVantx, Inc. announced today the election of Jay Parsons to the company's board of directors effective immediately.
Mr. Parsons is a leading industry expert in consumer behavior-based marketing programs and the development of customized incentive programs that help consumers make appropriate and cost effective decisions regarding their healthcare.
Mr. Parsons currently serves as President of Catalina Health Resources, a healthcare division of Catalina Marketing. Catalina provides direct to consumer marketing programs that reach over 250 million consumers per week through more than 22,000 U.S. and 7,000 international retailers. Jay has held a variety of management and leadership positions within Catalina and SmithKline Beecham's Consumer Group. Earlier in his career, Jay was instrumental in the development and launch of two of the largest and most successful Rx to OTC switches in U.S. history.
"Traditional pharmaceutical cost management approaches have been maximized and consumers are increasingly being asked to play a more active role in managing their own healthcare," said Rob Feeney, founder and CEO of MedVantx. "With the increased growth in consumer plan design, consumer behavior is being influenced by channels that provide the best options regarding cost, access, quality and convenience. Jay is an innovative leader and his experiences will help MedVantx further develop its consumer influence tools and the Company's innovative point-of-care to consumer home delivery channel."
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Celsion is refining the appropriate theoretical models to establish quantitative predictions for the influence of RFA heating time on local tissue concentrations of ThermoDox®. Empirical studies will then be used to verify the model predictions using appropriate animal studies which are targeted for completion over the summer. Assuming that our hypothesis is supported by non-clinical studies as well as continued follow-up of patients in the HEAT Study to the overall survival endpoint, we will meet with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to discuss these findings. We would plan to propose a regulatory path forward which may include additional clinical studies based on FDA's predictive enrichment guidance. Furthermore, investigators in the HEAT Study have expressed significant interest in participating in a follow-on clinical trial."
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Celsion is dedicated to the development and commercialization of innovative cancer drugs, including tumor-targeting treatments using focused heat energy in combination with heat-activated liposomal drug technology. Celsion has research, license or commercialization agreements with leading institutions, including the National Institutes of Health, Duke University Medical Center, University of Hong Kong, the University of Pisa, the UCLA Department of Medicine, the Kyungpook National University Hospital, the Beijing Cancer Hospital and the University of Oxford. For more
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Investors, analysts, and other interested parties are invited to join the drugstore.com, inc. quarterly conference call on February 4, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. PT). To participate, callers should dial 800-257-1927 (international callers should dial 303-262-2193) five minutes beforehand. Investors may also listen to the conference call live at http://investor.drugstore.com/, by clicking on the "audio" hyperlink. A replay of the call will be available through Friday, February 6, 2009 by dialing 800-405-2236 (enter pass code 11125654#) or internationally at 303- 590-3000 (enter pass code 11125654#) beginning two hours after completion of the call.
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Jason A. Novak, 42, a resident of North Country Freedom Homes, 25 Dies St., admitted Sept. 25 in St. Lawrence County Court that he consumed cocaine and alcohol on several occasions while on probation, and tested positive for cocaine and marijuana Sept. 12. He also told County Judge Jerome J. Richards that he failed to complete a substance abuse program. Mr. Novak was placed on five years probation Feb. 3 for his conviction of third-degree burglary.
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James D. Holland, 38, of 313 Bromaghin Road, Ogdensburg, began serving 120 days of his weekend sentence Friday at St. Lawrence County jail after admitting he violated his probationary sentence by operating a motor vehicle on a suspended license and with no ignition-interlock device. He was placed on five years probation Feb. 7, 2011, for a felony driving while intoxicated conviction.
Jerod J. McDonald, 29, of 621 Rensselaer Ave., Ogdensburg, was sentenced to five years probation after pleading guilty to aggravated DWI, a felony. His blood alcohol content was 0.24 percent, three times the legal limit of 0.08 percent BAC. He also was convicted of misdemeanor DWI on March 16 in Ogdensburg City Court. Sentencing was scheduled for Dec. 10, and he was released under probation supervision.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Nearly a year since a billing snafu left nearly three out of four Gwinnettians with incorrect water bills, 20 percent of the county water department's bills are still incorrect.But officials hope a recently completed efficiency study has the answers for the ailing system. "We've made great headway," said Lynn Zieburtz, customer service manager for Gwinnett County Water Resources. "We aren't satisfied. We are doing this so we can provide the kind of service people desire. With a bill-print expert on hand and an information technology project manager starting this week, Zieburtz said the final kinks could soon be worked out of the billing system, which became operational around Memorial Day. But just as customers should begin seeing correct bills, they may also see their rates go up. This summer, customers who use more water than their typical winter-time consumption will see a boost in their rates. That model, approved several years ago by commissioners, is intended to foster conservation, especially in a time of drought. "We have to help our customers understand how serious the drought is," Zieburtz said. "This is going to impact people's water bills." While phone calls to the county have dwindled to about 900 to 1,200 calls a day - up from the peak of 900 to 1,200 calls an hour at the beginning of the billing problems, Zieburtz and Assistant Water Resources Director Lynn Smarr said they know many of the county's 230,000 customers are dissatisfied. "It is frustrating that folks have gotten incorrect bills, but the important thing now is we have an action plan," Smarr said. "The important thing is we're moving forward. We're impassioned about it." Because the bills have taken a year to correct, Smarr said she expects it to take quite a while to restore customer faith in the system, which few have a choice about using. "The problem doesn't matter to customers. All the customer wants to know is if that bill is reliable," she said. "I think we're going to have to prove it to them with constant reliable bills. ... We're ready to go down that road with them, and we are ready to build back that confidence with them." For Water Resources Director Frank Stephens, the audit performed by the county's new Performance Analysis Division was a key step in ensuring the entire problem is addressed. "One of the things we're about is operating like a business, (making) decisions based on facts. We're on a quest for objective information and part of this is to seek critique," he said. "If there are other things we can do better, we want to know. It's a culture we want to develop. "Sometimes it's hard to see the picture when you're inside the frame, so you need outside eyes."
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BackgroundOn the streets and rooftops of a darkened city, where the forces of a corrupt sheriff loom, it takes someone with a soft touch and even softer step to stay ahead of the law. For a master thief like Garrett, the choices are clear: profit or perish. Thief II: The Metal Age expands on the smash-hit "first-person sneaker", Thief: The Dark Project, demanding a whole new level of stealth, strategy, and skill to survive.
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YORK, Pa., Jan. 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Unilife Corporation ("Unilife" or "Company") (NASDAQ: UNIS; ASX: UNS) announced today that it intends to release its financial results for the fiscal 2012 second quarter ended December 31, 2011 after market trading ends on Thursday, February 9, 2012.
Management has scheduled a conference call for 4:30 p.m. U.S. Eastern Standard Time on Thursday, February 9, 2012 (Friday, February 10, 2012 at 8:30 AM AEDT), to review the Company's financial results, market trends, and future outlook. The conference call will be broadcast over the Internet as a "live" listen only webcast.
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Dawwwwww XD But yeah, he's been talking about nothing but Mako that entire episode, he didn't even so much as Mention Satsuki which proves just how much he cares about Mako. Nonon teasing him about "flirting" pretty much sealed the deal XD
I agree but it was so obvious even before episode 19, it just made it canon.
It was little hints, here and there, nothing to suggest actual pairingness, but this episode just sealed the deal xD
yeah I know so many shows do that just give little hints but never actual pairing them. Its one of the reasons why I loved this episode but not the main.
Ehhh!!? You don't like Kill la Kill!?
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June 20, 2015KYW social media editor Melony Roy talks to Eric Berley, the co-owner of Franklin Fountain, which was just named best ice cream in Pennsylvania with the help of a social network.
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April 15, 2015The second annual outdoor Independence Beer Garden opens at 100 Independence Mall East (at 6th and Market in the Rohn and Haas pavilion) opens softly on April 24th-25th with a grand opening of the season taking place on April 30th. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Derek Gregory, director of Operations about the food, the beer and the games.
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April 15, 2015Bank and Bourbon celebrates its one year anniversary with "The Bourbon Bash," a public education fundraiser affiliated with donorschoose.org on April 28th. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with executive chef Thomas Harkins about the food, the bourbon and the cause.
What's Cooking: Food for Thought Event
April 15, 2015Achievability's annual "Food For Thought" fundraiser is being held on Saturday, April 18th at Urban Outfitters at The Navy Yard. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Achievability board member Richie Furino, who is also regional manager of Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse, hosts of the VIP portion of this foodie event.
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April 8, 2015The first ever "Life of Spice" event takes place at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Old City on April 16th. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Dr. Leslie Stein, of the Monell Chemical Senses Center about this educational event and the hearty reception planned for afterwards.
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April 8, 2015Yards has a new beer club catering to mostly women who enjoy beer. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with co-conspiritor Kristin Caine about the newly founded "Lady Birds Beer Club."
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April 8, 2015The Manayunk StrEAT Food Festival takes over Main Street on Sunday, April 12th. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Caitlin Malony of the Manayunk Development corporation about this huge food truck festival.
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April 1, 2015A new vegetable-centric BYOB restaurant opens in Kensington. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Mike Griffiths, co-owner of Helm BYOB at 1303 N. 5th Street.
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April 1, 2015Heritage Restaurant, Urban Garden and Jazz Bar opens in Northern Liberties at 914 N. 2nd Street. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with co-owner Jason Evanchick about the food, the garden, the music and the atmosphere.
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April 1, 2015A fourth Tria restaurant has opened, this one in the city's Fitler Square neighborhood at 2227 Pine Street. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with owner Jon Myerow about their new hot food menu, desserts, and of course their most famous staple menu item... the beer, cheese and wine.
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March 25, 2015Nine Ting opens the first week of April at 926 Race Street. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Allen Cheng, owner of Nine Ting, a new Korean BBQ restaurant in Philadelphia's Chinatown neighborhood.
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March 25, 2015Tickets are on sale now for Flight Market, which takes place at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, April 19th. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Meg Walsh, project coordinator of Night Market Philadelphia, who is also organizing this new daytime food truck event.
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Portsmouth International Kite Festival -
Situated in a perfect location overlooking the Solent with the Isle of Wight in the background the event is jointly organised by Portsmouth City Council and The Kite Society of Great Britain.
With a great lineup of kite artists attending from Europe and beyond, this year's Kite Festival will offer another exciting weekend of unique entertainment. On 15th and 16th August skies above Southsea will fill with an incredible array of beautiful and colourful kites, with plenty of other activities for the whole family to enjoy.
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It was an offseason in which the Broncos tried to improve their image by adding players of quality character or subtracting those whose character was in question.
And it was an offseason of Brandon Marshall.
"I like Brandon. I think he can be a great player," Broncos owner Pat Bowlen said. "And hopefully the experience he's going through now will help him grow up."
Marshall is one of the NFL's best young receivers who had 102 receptions for 1,325 yards last season. But the expectation is he will begin his third NFL season serving a multi- game suspension.
Numerous off-field transgressions brought Marshall to a face-to-face meeting last Friday with Roger Goodell in the NFL commissioner's New York office.
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Exemption for Rod.
It's a foregone conclusion retired receiver Rod Smith will be elected to the Broncos' Ring of Fame. The only question is whether he will be exempted from the five-year waiting period, as was the case with John Elway.
"There is a committee, so I'm not going to disenfranchise my committee," Bowlen said. "Would it be considered? Possibly.
Besides Bowlen, the Ring of Fame committee consists of former Broncos broadcaster Larry Zimmer, former general manager John Beake and former coach Joe Collier.
Jake speaks.
Since his impromptu retirement news conference at a local handball court after the 2006 season, former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer never has spoken to a member of the NFL media. He broke that silence Thursday and it was Smith's retirement that made him do it.
"Probably one of the most impressive things I've ever seen him do was, in my first year there (in 2004) I had just gotten hurt and we didn't have a backup for a couple days," Plummer said from somewhere in Idaho. "So they had Rod take a 7-on-7 drill. And I think he was 6-for-6. And it wasn't like he was dumping to the back or hitting the checkdown. He was throwing a skinny route, right on. He'd throw a go-route, he threw an out route. I was thinking: "Good God, he'd be good enough to take my job if he spent a year working on it."
Gold retiring.
Ian Gold, who started the past three seasons as the Broncos' weakside linebacker, has told the NFL Network he is retiring. Still a month shy of his 30th birthday, Gold played seven of his eight NFL seasons with the Broncos.
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Not so sure about slower lenses and fewer options for available light shooting. I used a roll of Ilford Pan F in my ETR hand-held a few weeks ago, wasn't hard to keep the shutter speed up around 1/60-1/125 and the aperture around f5.6-f11.
As for lenses my 50mm and 75mm are both f2.8, that's only a stop slower than the 50mm f1.4 most 35mm systems have as a premium lens. I can shoot with those two and my 150mm and 200mm lenses hand-held even on overcast days with a roll of HP5 in the back. Shutter speed around 1/250 and apertures around f8-f5.6.
What 35mm does better is telephoto, and this is where available light does come in. I have a 200mm lens for my ETR system but even with the 2x teleconverter it's still only equivalent to something around a 240mm lens on 35mm, and you need strong sunlight even with Ilford HP5 as your maximum aperture works out at f9 or so with the TC taking two stops away. I usually try to shoot a stop or two down from wide open as most lenses perform better there, so now you're looking for conditions to support 1/500 at f16. This doesn't generally happen for most of the year here!


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The curative effect of vitamin D or ultraviolet irradiation on rickets in infants is one of the most constant phenomena in pediatric practice. In infants with tetany, for whom the influence of treatment on the serum calcium can be readily measured, the rise in the serum calcium level after adequate doses of viosterol or ultraviolet radiation occurs at a fairly regular rate of about 0.4 mg. per day. Exceptions are unusual.
After the second year of life the effect of antirachitic therapy is much less constant. The amounts necessary for cure are often considerably larger than during infancy, and the rate of healing is much slower. However, cases such as that to be described, in which extremely large amounts of vitamin D are necessary for cure, are extremely rare.
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This is great! Reminds me of visiting Notre Dame. If you didn't know what they were looking at you'd think it was Godzilla or something.
These photos remind me of a Jean-Pierre Jeunet Amelie notes that people seeing the movie.
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Cool take on the frequently cheesy "Let's take one another's photo at the same time" schtick my friends do I love that these appear so natural and candid, I wonder how many of the subjects were aware at the time they were being photographed?
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my ex girlfriend is an artist. you'll like it! take a look, it costs nothing, reminds me of you.
I speak of Brazil 😉
its sometimes more appealing to shoot others shoozing the main object , although they are now i focus. the church is nowhere to be seen
beautiful pictures