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3 Observations From Practice #9 Of Dolphins Training Camp
Posted By Greg Likens On August 4, 2014 @ 2:12 pm In Football | 6 Comments
[1]After a day off on Sunday, the Dolphins were back on the practice field in Davie for workout #9 of training camp on Monday morning. This was the team's first work since Saturday's scrimmage at Sun Life Stadium and the first practice of preseason game week #1 as a matchup with the Atlanta Falcons looms on Friday evening. Today the team hit the field in full pads with an emphasis on third down situations. In contrast to the scrimmage, the defense held a firm upperhand over its counterparts on the offensive side of the ball.
Here are some of my observations from the ninth practice of Dolphins training camp:
1. Changes on the Offensive Line
The primary development since Saturday's scrimmage was the signing of center Samson Satele [2]. It didn't take long for the eighth-year pro to make an impact, as he instantly lined up with the first-team on offense with Daryn Colledge and Branden Albert to his left, and Dallas Thomas and Ja'Wuan James to his right. Satele looked comfortable in his first practice as there were no exchange issues between him and quarterback Ryan Tannehill. In addition to the insertion of Satele [3] into the first team offensive line, the coaching staff moved players around with Billy Turner, Shelley Smith and Sam Brenner getting some reps with the first-team in 11-on-11 team drills.
2. Offense Struggles
Much of the discussion following Saturday at Sun Life Stadium revolved around the command Tannehill displayed and the efficiency with which he ran the offense [4]. However, the opposite occurred on Monday as the offense had a rough day. The new-look offensive line appeared overanxious off the bat with a pair of false start penalties to begin team drills. Lazor promptly shuffled the 1st-team off the field in favor of the 2nd group. Upon the first-team's return, Tannehill was intercepted by Will Davis. This began a trend as Tannehill was twice picked off in 7-on-7 drills. While it was a difficult outing for the offense, it must be acknowledged that Tannehill was operating without starting wide receivers Mike Wallace and Brian Hartline (both limited participants) and starting tight end Charles Clay (knee).
3. Defensive Dominance
As stated above, this was a day for the defense to shine. Davis, Cortland Finnegan, Reshad Jones, and Walt Aikens all hauled in interceptions, with the first three coming against Tannehill. The secondary was very active, led by Davis who also had three pass breakups. He has a knack for being around the ball and was the catalyst during today's practice as Jamar Taylor also batted down a pass and Jimmy Wilson recorded a sack. Overall, the defense continued its strong start to training camp as the unit looks primed for a big season. [5]
News & Notes
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[2] The primary development since Saturday's scrimmage was the signing of center Samson Satele: http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-1/Satele-Proving-You-Can-Go-Home-Again/22a0c374-0d3b-49e4-bbc2-a03beb587d7c
[3] addition to the insertion of Satele: http://www.miamidolphins.com/multimedia/videos/Samson-Satele-Happy-To-Return-To-Fins/b4440345-3e51-4cc1-8240-f16168e53517
[4] Saturday at Sun Life Stadium revolved around the command Tannehill displayed and the efficiency with which he ran the offense: http://www.miamidolphins.com/multimedia/videos/In-Case-You-Missed-It-82/44828fb8-84f2-4306-9ed8-c9249726f2ff
[5] Overall, the defense continued its strong start to training camp as the unit looks primed for a big season.: http://www.thefinsiders.com/blog/2014/peter-king-bullish-on-dolphins-defense?_ga=1.94589909.859729896.1404845192
[6] AC In The AM: Joe Philbin Embraces This Challenge: http://www.thefinsiders.com/?p=50233&_ga=1.128168005.859729896.1404845192
[7] Brian Hartline Media Availabiity: http://www.miamidolphins.com/multimedia/videos/Brian-Hartline-Media-Availabiity/d976d0b1-0d97-44c1-833e-9a17942eb29e
[8] 99 Days Of 99 Jersey Numbers: #34: http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-1/99-Days-Of-99-Jersey-Numbers-34/aa355834-a028-4f59-a8ef-068c437415e8
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Venture capitalist Fred Wilson is not a fan of corporate capital; he said as much during one of Pandodaily's fireside chats in New York last week.
Wilson was served a rebuttal on Tuesday, however, at Bloomberg's Next Big Thing Summit in Half Moon Bay, California. Panelists from four corporate investment firms sat down with Bloomberg reporter Douglas MacMillan to set the record straight. Corporate capital provides a few things traditional VCs can't offer, they said.
Here are their five reasons to consider--or reconsider--a corporate investor.
They're already stakeholders.
Corporate investors have a built-in motive for supporting innovation within their sector: It strengthens their own business ecosystem, according to Citi Ventures CIO Deborah Hopkins. This may seem contradictory to the notion of free market competition, but Hopkins explains that industry innovation actually helps existing companies more than it hurts them.
The payment processor Square, for example, could be deemed "disruptive to our own business" says Hopkins--yet Citi has invested heavily in the start-up. Why?
"We're not focused as much on financial return as on strategic return," Hopkins says. "What we get back [from Square] is first-class learning from an exciting entrepreneur."
They have awesome resources.
According to Hopkins, corporations have one major asset that traditional VCs lack: a customer base.
"That's the golden ticket," she says. "Unlike a VC, we can help [start-ups] scale."
An existing network of customers can provide young companies with the low-risk setting they need to test and develop a winning product, says Comcast Ventures managing director Michael Yang--which is good for both the parent investor and start-up. According to Yang, corporate investors see start-up partners as an opportunity to innovate (read: make riskier decisions) while offering those start-ups the benefit of a safety net for product development.
They have friends on both sides of the table.
Corporate VCs are well connected; they rub elbows with both traditional VCs and other key players in their sector. So, they can connect you with their customers or colleagues, and additional funding, according to SanDisk Chief Strategy Officer Sumit Sadana.
In addition to making the most of their corporate network, says Sadana, SanDisk tries to keep its portfolio companies' best interests at heart. "We could do a right of first refusal," he says, "But we try not to do that. We bring them to customers that we have good and deep relationships with."
"We don't believe in pushing exclusivity at all," echoes Hopkins. "We see it as counter to being the champion of these companies. [Instead] we built partnerships with other VCs who bring us companies... because of our way of working alongside them."
They're not focused on your IPO.
"For a VC, going public is the end. For corporate [investors], it is a means to an end," says Heidi Mason, a managing partner of the Bell Mason Group. She adds that the "end goal" of most Bell Mason investments is a portfolio company's growth.
"We have an opportunity to break the [traditional investment] cycle... and completely accelerate the impact [we] have in an emerging ecosystem," she says.

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Deseret News' Transformation to a Worldwide Information Business
Common Core Raises Expectations—and Some Ire
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Deseret News' Transformation to a Worldwide Information Business
Common Core Raises Expectations—and Some Ire
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If it was the equivalent of an earthquake, a lot of people didn't notice at the time.
What took place in 2000 would eventually shake the financial foundation of the Deseret News to its core and lead to questions about the newspaper's future.
But the upheaval would also set in motion a renewal that transformed the News and its affiliated businesses into a diverse print and digital conglomerate that has national and global reach. With audiences for its products growing and revenues rising, the Deseret News has secured its future at a time when other media organizations are struggling to stay viable.The turmoil and how the Deseret News responded also provide lessons today for managers trying to control technology changes that have completely disrupted the economics of their businesses.
The event that roiled the Deseret News and its rival, The Salt Lake Tribune, seemed unexceptional in 2000. KSL.com, which had been launched four years earlier as a doorway to the websites of KSL-TV and KSL Radio, would now move into the classified ad business.
It was a huge step that Utah's two biggest papers would come to regret. Classified ads had long been the bread and butter of the newspaper industry. In 2000, classified ads accounted for almost half of U.S. newspaper ad revenue. Papers like the News and the Tribune commanded premium prices for a few inches of space.
Today, KSL.com is a powerhouse in the Utah media landscape, largely due to its classified business. The website now averages 200 million page views a month from more than 3 million unique visitors. The site is one of the top websites in the country. Measured by traffic, it sits at No. 265, according to Alexa, a web information company.
At the outset, KSL.com had no clue how disruptive its classified ad business would eventually become, says Clark Gilbert, president and CEO of the Deseret News and Deseret Digital Media, which runs the online operations of KSL. While he doesn't share numbers publicly, Gilbert says the loss of profitable print ads to KSL.com and other internet innovators like Craigslist, Monster.com and AutoTrader.com opened a huge hole in the financial footing of the News that had to be stopped if the paper was to remain viable. Aggravating the paper's woes were circulation declines. Growing numbers of readers were shifting to online sites for news and information.
The steps Gilbert ordered to stem the paper's losses were painful. To cut operating costs by 42 percent, the Deseret News laid off 57 full-time and 28- part-time newsroom staffers in August 2010.
That might have been the end of it if Gilbert had not worked at Harvard Business School alongside Clayton Christensen, author of The Innovator's Dilemma and one of the world's foremost experts on disruptive innovation. Like Christensen, Gilbert has become a leading disruption theorist. Gilbert believes disruption has the power to transform companies and unlock new sources of growth, if it's managed properly.
"For the Deseret News, from the start this was a growth opportunity," Gilbert says in an interview recently. "Yes, it's going to be really tough, but this is a growth opportunity of an unprecedented nature. The Deseret News can plunk along in its old model or it can embrace what's going to happen and take advantage of the growth.
"To me, it wasn't a choice. I could stay where I was and watch [the Deseret News] shrink, or for the first time in our history we could have a worldwide audience. For the first time in our history we could have a statewide audience. For the first time in our history we could be the largest media players in the state. Why wouldn't I embrace that?" Gilbert says.
The vehicles for Gilbert's growth ambitions have been the 164-year-old Deseret News and a new company, Deseret Digital Media. But while they share the Deseret name and the common purpose of creating and disseminating news and information, they are distinctly different businesses set up to operate independently of each other. The Deseret News continues to be print focused while Deseret Digital Media (DDM) manages the digital media assets of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including DeseretNews.com, KSL.com and DeseretBook.com.
"The point there is to say each organization has its own issues to solve. Every platform has its own challenges. Every sales person needs to have a focus of what they are trying to sell. By having that focus, you are able to maximize the opportunities for each platform," DDM President Chris Lee says.
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By On the occasion of our 20th anniversary
Why Do Mexis Like Wrought-Iron Fences?
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Women For: OC are Stitching and Bitching
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Thank you for your articles on animal welfare, such as the one about the county's shelter ("Helter Shelter," April 28). Keep us informed, and tell us what to do to remedy the situation.Karlene Kesler
Is there a way to have Jim (Brain) Washburn ("Elian Go Home," Lost in OC, April 21) and Rebecca Schoencommie ("Every Day Is Earth Day," Commie Girl, April 28) file their dispatches from Havana for a month? They seem to love Cuba so much that a little time spent in that gorgeous gulag without their free speech and fast lifestyle should be enough to enlighten them about the nature of Fidel's island prison. If it's a question of expenditures, a public appeal for donations would probably yield more than enough money from concerned citizens who feel sorry for these two miseducated columnists. Perhaps call it the OC Weekly Summer (Re-education) Camp Fund and list the conspicuous donations like the Los Angeles Times does?Wayne R. Valin
I would like to quote Rich Kane: "Zebrahead were really good" (Locals Only, April 28). Yes, "really good" is the kind of language we expect from professional music writers. Not only were Zebrahead not "really good," but they were also, in fact, horrible. An atrocious juxtaposition of testosterone-induced swagger coupled with out-of-tune vocals and boring "punk rock!" guitars.
Where was any mention of the real talent of the day? How about the amazing bands that performed at night after the hordes of ska kids left? Rich never mentioned Jay Buchanan, the Autumns or Bikeride, bands that actually are creating something memorable and original in OC.
What's the use? Rich Kane is the worst fucking music critic I've ever come across. It's a good thing, I guess, that all the bands he ignores are going to become huge and won't need the "privilege" of his oh-so-coveted praise. Do the county a favor and fire his ass.Matt Brown
My band was one of the bands that was involved in the Dennis Danell benefit at the Gypsy Lounge (Locals Only, May 5). I really appreciate the OC Weekly's support in this. It's kind of funny—most people were very interested in our benefit until the better-known groups decided to do a benefit as well. Then it was as if what we were doing was so tiny in comparison to the well-known bands; no one wanted to help, we were dropped, and everyone was trying to get on the bandwagon for the "better exposure." Again, something good became something ugly and selfish. Once again, you have proved that you are OUR local magazine, you are our voice. Thank you for not walking away from the little guys who are trying to make a difference. I'm sure the OC Weekly didn't start out as big as you are; it's the people that supported and continue to support you that make you who you are.Franki Mattson
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Hey there is a brand new extreme show out!:) It's a documentary series called "I Survived" on the Biography Channel on Mondays at 9pm ET. It features people who survived real extreme situations. I work for Bio so I got to preview some episodes and I saw one where these 2 guys survive their plane crashing into a field.:eek: It's so crazy cause you hear them narrate how they survive the entire thing. You even hear their 911 call of how they are trapped in their crushed plane and struggling to get help. If you want to know more about the show or preview clips you can at Watch I Survived... on The Biography Channel . Does this sound like something you guys would be interested in watching?
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The Junk Gypsies are back!
Here's the scoop:
Two friendly neighbors with tons of stuff and die-hard competitive spirits go head to head in dueling garage sales. Experts Amie and Jolie Sikes give each family 48 hours to refurbish items, prep and price their "sales on steroids" underneath front yard circus tents. With crowds gathered around the block, the sales open at 8 a.m. sharp. The family with the highest earnings at noon wins the garage sale war and a $10k prize.
Watch Garage Sale Wars this Friday, starting at 8/7c.
Join the gypsies for a live Twitter party during the two episodes at 8 and 8:30 p.m. ET with hashtags #garagesalewars and #junkgypsies.


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December 2, 2015
BERLIN (AP) -- It probably wasn't the reception Barbie was hoping for at the start of her European tour.
Feminist protesters burned a doll on a cross and left-wing demonstrators shouted "pink stinks" at the Berlin opening of a life-sized Barbie house Thursday.
They far outnumbered Barbie fans who came to see the Mattel toy's fictional Malibu home.
Security guards swiftly ejected the protesters from the site, which is tucked away behind socialist high rises, railroad tracks and a shopping center near the city's gritty Alexanderplatz.
The "Barbie Dreamhouse" in Berlin is the second such theme house after a similar one opened recently in Florida.
It will remain in the German capital until August before going on tour around Europe
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Transylvania University is a private liberal arts university of approximately 1,100 students located in Lexington, Kentucky's second-largest city.
We've gathered several tips for you as you prepare to travel to the United States and study at Transylvania.
Transylvania made me feel very welcome from the first day, and it has also made me stronger. This school pushes you academically, and it also pushes you to fight your own battles. You learn to take initiative, to be involved, and to fight for whatever you believe in.
—Roshni Desai '14, Zimbabwe
I have been able to make friends with a lot of people, and they have helped me learn about American culture. I have also been able to take up various leadership positions and participate in community service. All these activities have helped me grow, communicate better, and be a better leader. I like to think I also brought happiness to the Transylvania community.
—Ajibola Bakare '15, Nigeria
One of my high school teachers went to Transylvania, and I knew I wanted the same kind of education he had. My friends, professors, and the staff and alumni I've worked with have all taught me the power of words, and each and every one of them has watered my eagerness to continue to learn and to learn from everyone I encounter.
—Esi Kalefe '14, Togo
Among American universities, Transylvania has a long history of excellence that stretches back to our founding in 1780. We also have a tradition of welcoming international students to our vibrant, diverse community. We value the contributions international students can make to our campus as we offer an educational experience of the highest quality.
Every student's college search is different, and this is especially true for international students. If you're a prospective student living outside the United States, we want to answer your questions and provide you with the most information possible, from financial aid to student visas to living in Lexington. Please contact Ingrid Allen, Transylvania's associate director of admissions and coordinator for international admissions, for personalized attention.
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Transylvania celebrates the diversity and global connections of our international students in many ways, including monthly international dinners and celebrations throughout the year in conjunction with the International House. Services for international students are offered through the office of the dean of students. Serenity Wright, international student services coordinator, offers personal assistance and is available to help with any questions or concerns that may arise. James Wright, First-Year Seminar instructor, helps international students understand the academic expectations of a liberal arts college and sharpen their English language and writing skills.
Our Friendship Family Program pairs international students with local families who provide a place for students to stay during school breaks and help adjusting to life abroad. Share an American-style Thanksgiving dinner or find out more about central Kentucky by applying to be matched with a local family.
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During orientation at Transylvania, new students meet classmates, student leaders, faculty, and staff. Special programming for international students includes help with immigration regulations, the American culture and lifestyle, and academic differences.
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|The use of reflective and reasoned portfolios by doctors.
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|PMID: 20666885 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|Rationale Reflective portfolios have been widely trailed in vocational programmes for health sciences education. While not raised explicitly yet, there is recognition that an essential part of a portfolio may still be missing - that is the experience of theoretical and analytic questioning that should occur after reflection. Aims and objectives In this paper, we argue that portfolios require both reflective and reasoned components to provide a more complete range of educational experiences for postgraduate doctors in the pursuit of higher qualifications. Methods We describe the differentiating features between the two components and conclude with some suggestions on how both reflective and reasoned components of portfolios may work synergistically through a series of case studies. Results The reflective style of portfolio, which is in current use, has been widely accepted as a major advance in postgraduate medical education at all levels. It provides an effective vehicle for encouraging self-consideration and generalizability. It is an important adjunct where it functions as a personal development tool as well as a sophisticated log book. A reasoned or pedagogic element encourages more analytic activities: adding an additional component that can ground the portfolio in theory or research. The portfolio is then able to function in a range of academic spheres and provide a theoretical platform for the wide range of non-clinical empirical work undertaken in clinical settings. The addition of a reasoned component also increases the emphasis on the introduction of new concepts outside the sphere of the learner's experience. Conclusions A portfolio containing both reflective and reasoned components is then able to function in a range of academic spheres and provide a theoretical platform for the wide range of non-clinical empirical work undertaken in clinical settings. In an iterative mode, such a portfolio element can support a forum for questioning established concepts within a pedagogical environment - the essence of evidence-based practice.
|Deborah C Saltman; Abdollah Tavabie; Michael R Kidd
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Kristin Seaton, 27, and Jennifer Rambo, 26, both of Fort Smith were the first to get their license. They were wed minutes later by Fayetteville minister Laura Phillips.
Seaton and Sambo slept overnight in their Ford Focus to ensure they'd have a spot at the front of the line when the office opened.
That couple was followed in line by numerous others outside the Carroll County Western District Clerk's office in Eureka Springs. The office is open on Saturdays to issue marriage licenses.
According to the Arkansas Times, a deputy Carroll County clerk had earlier refused to issue licenses. Another deputy clerk later opened the office saying she was happy to issue the licenses.
Dick Titus and Zeek Taylor were also among the first in line. The Eureka Springs couple was originally told they wouldn't be able to get a license. After waiting it out, they were eventually able to get married in Arkansas after 42 years together.
Today served as a second ceremony for Marie Howard and Trella Laughlin of Eureka Springs. The couple was married in Iowa in August 2013 but wanted to get married again in Arkansas.
The Association of Arkansas Counties is meeting today to discuss ramifications of the ruling and whether marriage licenses should be issued on Monday morning.
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Almay's added another lovable blonde to its roster: Carrie Underwood has just been named the brand's global spokesperson! This sneak peek at her new campaign features Carrie's fresh, glowy and natural-looking makeup—complete with a perfect blowout.
"Honestly, I could never be associated with a company I didn't believe in," Underwood said in a release. "I love Almay's positive approach to beauty because it's so important to celebrate our natural beauty and enhance what makes us unique. I'm also really impressed by their products, which I use in my daily life and when I'm working. There's really something for everyone and every occasion—whether you want to get that perfect 'no-makeup makeup look' or create a fun, amped up 'date-night' smoky eye."
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Scion coupe brims with smarts, fun
The secret is out: You don't have to be a fanatical driving enthusiast to love Scion's new-for-2013 FR-S sport coupe.
Yes, the sleek, sexy-looking two door re-creates affordable rear-wheel drive fun in a small car the way the old Nissan 240Z and Mazda RX-3 did in the 1970s.
But the FR-S — for Front-engine, Rear-wheel drive Sport — grabs attention from onlookers no matter who is behind the wheel and even if the car is being driven leisurely. This new model puts some verve into a commute or a trip to the relatives' house, too.
The FR-S looks pricier, at least on the outside, than its starting retail price of $24,955 with manual transmission and $26,055 with automatic. All models come with a 200-horsepower, naturally aspirated four cylinder.
Perhaps best of all, the smartly handling and well-balanced FR-S is rated above average in predicted reliability by Consumer Reports.
Competitors include the 2013 Hyundai Veloster, which has a starting manufacturer's suggested retail price, including destination charge, of $18,225 with manual and $19,475 with dual-clutch transmission that can be operated like an automatic. The base Veloster's four-cylinder engine produces 138 horsepower, but the upscale 2013 Veloster Turbo, with a starting retail price of $22,725 with manual, has 201 horses. All Velosters are front-wheel drive, rather than the rear-wheel drive that many driving enthusiasts prefer.
Meantime, the twin to the FR-S, the rear-wheel drive 2013 Subaru BRZ, has a starting MSRP, including destination charge, of $26,265 with manual and the same 200-horsepower four cylinder that's in the Scion.
Toyota and Japanese automaker Subaru worked together to develop the FR-S and BRZ, with Toyota officials doing the styling, while Subaru engineers took care of the chassis and powertrain.
They added Toyota's direct and port fuel-injection system to the 2-liter, boxer four cylinder, where the cylinders are horizontally opposed. Boxer engines are a hallmark of Subarus, and the new injection improves the power.
The result is a strong four cylinder that has great sounds coming from its chrome-tipped exhaust. There's decent "oomph" as the car is a lightweight 2,700-plus pounds. But peak torque of 151 foot-pounds doesn't come on until 6,400 rpm, so the car doesn't reach 60 miles an hour until some 6.5 seconds after launch, according to estimates.
Still, the six-speed manual was a precise, satisfying shifter, and the nimble handling and weight balance of the FR-S go a long way to making the driving experience fun.
The engine sits low, which Scion officials say gives the FR-S a dynamically low center of gravity like that of exotic, high-priced sports cars.
This helps explain why the FR-S tester was eminently tossable in curves and corners. There was only a bit of predictable understeer at the limits. There was nary any body tippiness in these maneuvers, and the FR-S always conveyed a strong, palpable connection to the pavement.
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Stephen Priest, in front, and son Tim paddle on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway in Maine. Priest details his outdoor adventures in his new book, "Outdoor Play: Fun 4 4 Seasons," shown at right. (Courtesy Photo)
Looking for some outdoor fun this summer, but aren't sure where to go to find it?
Local outdoor enthusiast Stephen Priest of Bedford has taken his own passion for the outdoors and turned it into his fourth book, "Outdoor Play: Fun 4 4 Seasons," which offers plenty of tips for people who want to get more time outdoors.
"Trees give off oxygen and take in CO2," he said, "and as humans, we have to take in oxygen and we give off CO2. Isn't that a great relationship with the outdoors?"
In the book, derived largely from the 70-year-old's blog about the outdoors, Priest blends his own personal stories about outdoor adventures with family and friends with advice on everything from where to go to what to pack, including useful apps that can enhance an outdoor excursion.
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Republicans hope to take Nelson's seat from the Democrats in what will be a highly contested swing state for the presidential election as well.
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Actress Amanda Peet rekindles early passion for writing to develop full-length play The Commons of Pensacola, now in previews in a Manhattan Theater Club production; makes surprising decision to not star in play herself, but instead casts well-known star Sarah Jessica Parker in main role. MORE
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The actress will play a widow who joins the criminal underworld after her husband is killed in World War I in the Manhattan Theater Club production. MORE
Jul. 3, 2013
Charles Isherwood reviews Manhattan Theater Club production of Tarell Alvin McCraney play Choir Boy, directed by Trip Cullman at City Center; Jeremy Pope stars. MORE
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Tarell Alvin McCraney play Choir Boy, which is opening at Manhattan Theater Club, follows students at an all-black high school in the South as they struggle to balance tradition and self-expression. MORE
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Amanda Peet, a television and theater actress, has written "The Commons of Pensacola," about a family grappling with the fallout from the financial crisis. MORE
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Review: In 'Important Hats of the Twentieth Century,' Saggy Jeans and Sweatshirts Make a 1930s Incursion
Neil Jones's play at City Center focuses on warring fashion designers, including one who travels to the future for inspiration.
November 24, 2015, Tuesday
Carson Elrod Wears a New Comic Hat While Facing Fashions of the Future
A comic actor continues his Manhattan comedy streak onstage with Nick Jones's "Important Hats of the Twentieth Century."
November 22, 2015, Sunday
Irish Repertory Theater Set to Honor Brian Friel
Brian Friel, who died last month, will be honored by the Irish Repertory Theater on Dec. 7.
November 15, 2015, Sunday
Review: 'Ripcord,' a Comic Tale of Adversaries
Two women of opposing temperaments share a room in a retirement home, in David Lindsay-Abaire's play, from the Manhattan Theater Club.
October 21, 2015, Wednesday
Review: 'Fool for Love,' a Kinship That Breaks Hearts and Knuckles
Nina Arianda and Sam Rockwell tear up the scenery (and each other) in Daniel Aukin's definitive revival of Sam Shepard's drama.
October 9, 2015, Friday
Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams to Star in 'Blackbird' on Broadway
Mr. Daniels is reprising the role of Ray, which he played opposite Alison Pill as Una in a 2007 production of the play at the Manhattan Theater Club.
September 28, 2015, Monday
Internet Outcry Over Diversity Leads Manhattan Theater Club to Announce Season Details Early
The company's announcement of productions solely by white male playwrights led to protests on social media, followed by a change.
August 22, 2015, Saturday
Frank Langella Will Return to Broadway in 'The Father'
Florian Zeller's play has earned acclaim in France and England.
August 4, 2015, Tuesday
Review: In 'Of Good Stock,' Alicia Silverstone Is a Sister in Distress
This play from Melissa Ross centers on three sisters with romantic challenges and other issues.
July 2, 2015, Thursday
Review: 'Heisenberg,' With Mary-Louise Parker, Mines the Extraordinary in the Commonplace
A woman of unusual force barrels into the life of a butcher in his mid-70s in "Heisenberg," a play by Simon Stephens about an unlikely pairing.
June 4, 2015, Thursday
Untangling 'Top Girls'
Audience members share their thoughts on the Broadway production of "Top Girls."
Cheese, Colors and Keaton
Julie White talks about performing in the play "From Up Here."
Lola Returns
S. Epatha Merkerson talks about playing the role of Lola in "Come Back, Little Sheba."
A Day at the Office
Jayne Houdyshell talks about playing the title role in "The Receptionist."
Holding Tension
Alison Pill talks about performing in the play "Blackbird."
Comic Book Crossover
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa narrates a look at his new play "Based on a Totally True Story."
Grief and Laughter
David Lindsay-Abaire narrates a look at his new play "Rabbit Hole."
An 'Absurd' Imagination
John Lee Beatty narrates a look at the quick-change sets he designed for the play "Absurd Person Singular."
Scenes From 'Brooklyn Boy'
The Manhattan Theater Club's production of the new Donald Margulies play "Brooklyn Boy" opened on Broadway at the Biltmore Theatre.
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A longtime Indiana education administrator will be the new Superintendent of Greenwood Community Schools.
Kent DeKoninck was voted in by the School Board on Tuesday night during a special meeting at the district's offices. It was the first time any candidate for the job was publicly named during the closed search.
DeKoninck, who is currently the Associate Superintendent Avon Community School Corp., said he would start the job today if he could. ...


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The indie pop band Black Kids wrapped up the last leg of their U.S. tour at Club Downunder Saturday night. As most FSU students watched Jameis Winston and Co. take on Oklahoma State, others converged upon Oglesby Union to see the group, who have only recently returned from a long creative hiatus, perform live.
Black Kids first burst onto the scene when several pillars of music journalismNME, The Guardian and Pitchforkgave glowing reviews of their Wizard of Ahhhs EP back in 2007. The band hastily recorded their first album, Partie Traumatic, which spawned the singles Hurricane Jane and Im Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You. Barring a controversial review from one of their earliest supporters, Pitchfork, the response to Partie Traumatic was generally favorable.
This past June, the group took to their Facebook page to announce that they were embarking on a U.S. tour in August. The news came as somewhat of a surprise considering the fact that many fans believed the five-piece band had split completely.
We just took some time to ourselves to load up on college degrees, procreate, and work on other things, the band said on Facebook.
Tallahassee music fixture N. Skywalker was one of three opening acts. The punk group Fuzzheads delighted the crowd, as did Orlando-based band Flashlights.
Black Kids took the stage around midnight. It was apparent from the outset that most of the people in attendance were not casual fans. The crowd sang along to some of the bands lesser known tracks Hit the Heartbreaks and Ive Underestimated My Charm (Again). In between songs, the crowd hung on frontman Reggie Youngbloods every word. The energy inside was electric.
It wouldnt be a Black Kids show without a few surprises. The band performed their new track Origami and covered There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths.
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Alvin Dion Anderson, 26, 600 block of North 65th Avenue, cocaine possession, marijuana possession, drug equipment possession.
Ryan Joseph Elwell, 26, 1200 block of Mills Avenue, aggravated battery.
Jennifer Christine Johnson, 35, 2100 block of Pullman Circle, nonmoving traffic violation.
Kendrick Cleophus Lewis, 22, 6600 block of Hampton Road, nonmoving traffic violation, drugs, resisting an officer, cocaine possession, drug possession.
Terrence Tyrone Mason, 33, 500 block of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, three counts of battery, two counts of property damage-criminal mischief, three counts of burglary, aggravated battery.
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Craig Travis Bemis, 35, 3900 block of McCutchin Drive, Jay, burglary, larceny.
Coby Lee Boudreaux, 36, 7600 block of Charity Drive, Pensacola, two counts of violation of probation/community control.
George Terry Mask, 33, first block of Adkinson Drive, Pensacola, larceny.
Robert Wayne Miller, 32, Jolitt, resisting an officer.
Christopher Kent Smith, 23, 6900 block of Hardwood Court, Milton, two counts of battery.
Michael Andrew Watson, 50, 2800 block of Pine Forest Road, Pensacola, violation of probation/community control.
Maurice Tremane Williams, 22, 700 block of West Jordan Street, Pensacola, violation of probation/community control.
Lavaris Darnell Young, 30, 5800 block of East Milton Road, Milton, lewd and lascivious behavior.
Christina Leigh Israel, 25, 8200 block of Sierra Street, Navarre, dealing in stolen property, theft from an elderly person.
Christopher Dale Bemis, 36, 3900 block of McCutchin Drive, Jay, burglary, larceny.
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The Tennessee Titans will honor slain former quarterback Steve McNair by wearing a No. 9 decal on their helmets this season, starting with this weekend's Hall of Fame Game against the Buffalo Bills.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said Thursday the league found it
appropriate to approve the team's 1¼-inch decal in memory of McNair, who was killed July 4. McNair played 11 seasons with the Titans and led the team to the 2000 Super Bowl.
The news first was reported by The Tennessean of Nashville.
McCarthy said Titans coaches and sideline personnel also will have the option to wear a No. 9 lapel pin.
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For the second time in the Rangers' first four games, the TV broadcast did not return from a commercial break in time to catch the first pitch of the game.
According to officials, the Rangers may have taken the field a bit early for what was scheduled to be a 7:07 p.m. start, and home plate umpire Paul Nauert signaled for the game to start.
It began at 7:05, and when Fox Sports Southwest was able to get away from its commercial break and return, Darvish was already behind to Mariners' leadoff hitter Chone Figgins 2-and-0.
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BATON ROUGE - Alabama coach Nick Saban called the Southeastern Conference the "national league of college football" at the SEC Media Days last week.
"I think that's largely what our conference has done, what (commissioner) Mike Slive has done in terms of the TV that we have, the media exposure, the quality of football players that we have in the Southeast to recruit because of the fine prep programs and the development in high schools are all factors that contribute to our league being successful," Saban said
There have been five straight national championships by four schools - Florida in 2006 and '08 LSU in 2007, Alabama in 2009 and Auburn in 2010 - and nine in the last 19 years with Alabama in 1992, Florida in 1996, Tennessee in 1998 and LSU in 2003. But before Slive goes all Vanderbilt and changes some of the rules that have helped the SEC be successful, or still more schools go on probation or under investigation, let us rank the coaches from the NFL of college football.
1. Nick Saban, Alabama - Saban has won two national championships in nine years at different SEC schools that were struggling before he got there. No one recruits better, so he should win one or two more if he stays at Alabama another four or five years. If Saban is at Alabama entering the 2012 season, it will be his longest stop at one school ever, which more than anything means he will have piles of highly ranked recruiting classes on top of highly ranked recruiting classes like never before in his career. He is coming off a bit of a "down" season, though, going 10-3 and 5-3 in 2010 and blowing a 24-0 lead over Auburn, but no one is better over the last three seasons. Since year two at Bama in 2008, the Tide is 36-5 (.878 winning percentage) and 21-3 (.875) in the SEC. That's Bear numbers.
2. Bobby Petrino, Arkansas - Petrino has gradually brought the Razorbacks back from 5-7 to 2008, to 8-5 in 2009 to 10-3 in 2010 with the school's first berth in a BCS bowl in history last season. Look for him to continue to rise.
3. Les Miles, LSU - After two pedestrian seasons with regard to talent and expectations, Miles returned to elite status in 2010 with an impressive 11-2 mark, including watershed wins over Florida and Alabama. He not only outcoached Saban, particularly with the daring fourth-and-1, tight end reverse, he beat him at his own game with the run and with defense. Miles' 62-17 record at LSU (.784 winning percentage) is among the best, but three seasons have gone by with no title. One of nation's best recruiters at every spot but quarterback, Miles will field his best team since the '07 national title in 2011. Should he turn in his first season with less than two losses, he will win it all again.
4. Gene Chizik, Auburn - He was only 13-24 as a head coach before last season, but few coaches in history have finished off a perfect season amid more scandalous distractions than did Chizik in 2010 in going 14-0 and taking the national title. He kept his team focused week in and week out despite the Cam Newton pay-for-play investigation that continues. Six of the wins came by a touchdown or less, and Auburn trailed Alabama 24-0 before winning 28-27. Never did Auburn fold thanks to its coach.
5. Steve Spurrier, South Carolina - Just when he appeared headed to retirement, the 65-year-old ball coach responded by winning the first SEC East title in South Carolina history. At 66, he has a good chance of repeating.
6. Dan Mullen, Mississippi State -The Bulldogs' 9-4 season last year was their best since 1999. Mullen's 14 wins in his first two years are the most in back-to-back seasons since 2000. State will contend for the West title this year.
7. Houston Nutt, Ole Miss - Just when you think he's got things going, Nutt throws out a 4-8 or a 4-7 or a 5-6. Happened at Arkansas, and it happened at Ole Miss last season.
8. Mark Richt, Georgia - After six seasons of at least 10 wins in seven years, Richt is 14-12 and 7-9 over the last two. Another average or worse season in '11, and his 11-year stay in Athens will be done.
9. Derek Dooley, Tennessee - He has had one winning season in four years as a head coach, but he has tackled very difficult jobs at Louisiana Tech and Tennessee with gusto. He will lose again this year, but his time is coming.
10. Joker Phillips, Kentucky - He has to prove he can maintain what Rich Brooks built before him.
11. Will Muschamp, Florida - First-year head coaches start at the bottom here. Muschamp will have to learn from harsh, pressurized on-the-job training because Urban Meyer left him a mess.
12. James Franklin, Vanderbilt - Welcome to the graveyard, and to the only club team in college football's NFL.