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Dr. Steven Jenison, an Iowa native who helped roll out medical marijuana in New Mexico, will deliver a presentation on the issue in Iowa City tonight. That comes as one local lawmaker prepares to push yet again for Iowa to join the growing number of states where doctors can prescribe marijuana.
When New Mexico passed a medical marijuana law in 2007, Jenison was appointed the medical director of the New Mexico Medical Cannabis Program and later as the chairman of the state's Medical Advisory Board. ...


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- Cartoon Characters: Dennis Mitchell, George Wilson, Margaret Wade, Peebee Kappa, Martha Wilson, Henry Mitchell, Joey McDonald, Gina Gillotti, Alice Mitchell.
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- First Aired on October 30, 1993.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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When Henry brings home blueprints for a new electric car he is building, Dennis uses them for his plans to tunnel under Mr. Wilson's flower bed. Henry gets the plans back and completes the electric car. But when Henry's boss, Mr. Frump, asks to see a... (more)
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'Monster' planning form to hit system, says expert
According to sources who have seen the proposed documents, the original form, of around four pages, has ballooned into a 74-page monster, known as 1App, hugely increasing the workload for architects.
Planning expert Brian Waters (pictured), chair of the London Planning and Development Forum, said:
'It is turning architects into filing consultants – this is a massive bureaucratic make-work and
will not speed up the system.
'When Arup first carried out its £2 million study into a standard form in 2005 it seemed like a good idea. But when that form is 74 pages, it is beginning to backfire.'
New local supplements in which local authorities will be offered a 'menu' of 41 additional planning criteria to cover a range of planning anomalies – such as the need for bat surveys – will, said Waters, add to the burden, not least because it is expected most will adopt a catch-all approach, requesting all 41.
Waters added: 'Usually you give information as you go through an application, but if you prepare all this stuff before it is submitted, vast amounts are going to be unnecessary.'
Peter Stewart, the spokesman for the RIBA on planning matters, agreed that the formalisation of the current system will not necessarily lead to its streamlining: 'This sounds like the opposite of standardisation.
'I've seen no evidence that all this will achieve the aims of rationalising the system – in fact, it could achieve the opposite.'
Unfortunately for architects, the new 1App forms are still not available to be seen, and meanwhile, rumours abound that the introduction of the new forms could yet be deferred.
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Looks like a future sustainable clothing line isn't the only thing Suzy Amis Cameron has on her radar. In an interview with Racked.com, the 52-year-old wife of director James Cameron
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Kellan Lutz is planning to walk the red carpet at this year's Oscars in the first ever sustainable tuxedo.
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Robert Giffen
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- For the U.S. Navy admiral, see Robert C. Giffen
Sir Robert Giffen KCB (22 July 1837 – 12 April 1910), was a Scottish statistician and economist. He was born at Strathaven, Lanarkshire.
He entered a solicitor's office in Glasgow, and while in that city attended courses at the university. He drifted into journalism, and after working for the Stirling Journal he went to London in 1862 and joined the staff of the Globe. He also assisted John Morley, when the latter edited the Fortnightly Review. In 1868 he became Walter Bagehot's assistant-editor on The Economist; and his services were also secured in 1873 as city editor of the Daily News, and later of The Times.
His high reputation as a financial journalist and statistician, gained in these years, led to his appointment in 1876 as head of the statistical department in the Board of Trade, and subsequently he became assistant secretary (1882) and finally controller-general (1892), retiring in 1897. In connection with his position as chief statistical adviser to the government, he was constantly employed in drawing up reports, giving evidence before commissions of inquiry, and acting as a government auditor, besides publishing a number of important essays on financial subjects. His principal publications were American Railways as Investments (1873), Essays on Finance (1879 and 1884), The Progress of the Working Classes (1884), The Growth of Capital (1890), The Case against Bimetallism (1892), and Economic Inquiries and Studies (1904).
He was president of the Statistical Society (now called the Royal Statistical Society) (1882–1884); and after being made a Companion of the Order of the Bath, in 1891 was created Knight Commander in the Order of the Bath. In 1892 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, and in 1894 he received the Guy Medal (gold) from the RSS. He was elected a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in 1897.
Robert Giffen continued in later years to take a leading part in all public controversies connected with finance and taxation, and his high authority and practical experience were universally recognised. He was awarded a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 1895.[1] He died somewhat suddenly in Fort Augustus, Scotland on 12 April 1910.
The concept of a Giffen good is named after him. Alfred Marshall wrote in the third (1895) edition of his Principles of Economics:
- As Mr. Giffen has pointed out, a rise in the price of bread makes so large a drain on the resources of the poorer labouring families and raises so much the marginal utility of money to them, that they are forced to curtail their consumption of meat and the more expensive farinaceous foods: and, bread being still the cheapest food which they can get and will take, they consume more, and not less of it.
Scholars have not been able to identify any passage in Giffen's writings where he pointed this out.
The main part of this entry is taken from the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica.
- R. S. Mason Robert Giffen and the Giffen Paradox, Philip Allan (1989)
- A. E. Bateman, 'Sir Robert Giffen', Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, 73, (1910) pp. 529–533. (includes photograph)
- F. Y. Edgeworth, 'Sir Robert Giffen', Economic Journal, 20, (1910) pp. 318–321.
- "Sir Robert Giffen - Dead" (PDF). New York Times. 13 April 1910
- ^ "Sir Robert Giffen". The Times (London: The Times). Wednesday, Apr 13, 1910;. p. 13. Check date values in:
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At the request of the Nixa Police Department, the city of Nixa recently annexed right of way space and roads along U.S. 160, Christian County M and a stretch of Missouri 14 west of Nixa. The annexations allowed police officers to work accident scenes on the highways, or make traffic stops in cases where Nixa fell into the path of another law enforcement agency's vehicle pursuit.
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Madison, Wisconsin's largest singles and adventure club!
Skilaufers (pronounced "she-law-fers") is an outdoor and social activities club. We ski, bike, hike, canoe and kayak, camp, dance, golf, play cards and more, depending on the season. Most members are from the Madison area.
We host weekly TGIF happy hours on Fridays at local restaurants where we meet, eat, and visit – guests are welcome! We also host a "Keen Cuisine" outing to restaurants on the third Wednesday of the month, September through April. Our monthly meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month at the Eastside Club, uniquely situated on the shore of Lake Monona with a beautiful view of downtown Madison. Meetings start at 7:00 p.m. and include dance music provided by live bands at 7:30. This is a safe, social environment in which to enjoy yourself. Beverages are reasonably priced, guys and gals are friendly, and the music is always good.
Skilaufers was organized over 45 years ago by a group of young, single professionals working in the Madison area. The club is still a singles group, although married people, who may have met at club functions, can and do participate in our activities. Our club has a 12 member board of directors to guide us. They plan and execute activities, with input from the members, during the year. Membership rewards you with many things to do with other singles, good music every month, a newsletter, and the fun of TGIFs, skiing, hiking, dancing and more! Membership is $15 or $20; $15 if you are interested in viewing the newsletter here on our website, or as an email attachment instead of receiving a newsletter in the mail. It is $20 if you are interested in receiving a newsletter in the mail. Both memberships include free admission to General Meetings.
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Everytime i try to download HoN into my computer, downloading stops and i keep gettin the same message.
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I have unistalled the game because when i downloaded the new patch, i got a response telling me i couldnt start the game.
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i went into programs files to check what was wrong and found k2.dll. i tried to delete it but it keeps saying i need administrative permission to delete.
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Centered on Community
Starting in Fall 2015, Albion College will annually offer four-year tuition, room, and board to as many as 10 first-year students who are Albion residents and attended Albion Public Schools in grades 6-8. Read more
President Ditzler talks about the initiative on WBCK-FM
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Albion College's Sister City efforts earn a national award
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Study Abroad 101
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• Opportunities for off-campus study, both abroad and in the US?
• When and how to apply to study off-campus?
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• How to fit off-campus study into your academic program?
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Menu Plan for May 30-June 5, 2011
Happy Memorial Day to everyone! We're laying low today because we've already had a pretty busy weekend. I think that it's good to stop and reflect about why we celebrate the day, though. Anyway, on to the Menu Plan!
Breakfast–Choice of:
- Muffins
- Pancakes
- Smoothie
- Cereal
- Yogurt
Lunch–Choice of:
- Sandwich
- Quesadilla
- Chicken Rice
- Sack Lunch
- Chicken Nuggets/Fish Sticks and Macaroni and Cheese
- Monday: Breakfast for Supper—Ham, Eggs, Hash browns, Cinnamon Rolls
- Tuesday: Tacos
- Wednesday: Grilled Chicken Pitas
- Thursday: Stir Fry
- Friday: Chili
- Saturday: Left Over
- Sunday: Left Over
To be Baked:
- Cinnamon Rolls
- Pita Bread
- Corn Bread
- Quick bread for breakfast. Recipe to come soon.
As always, I don't plan it, but we do have fruit and/or veggies with every meal. I hope that everything goes as planned but this menu is subject to change.
Welcome to summer! I hope that the weather catches on that it's actually summer soon….
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|A socio-psychological investigation into limitations and incentives concerning reporting a clinically suspect situation aimed at improving early detection of classical swine fever outbreaks.
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|The aim of this study was to identify limitations and incentives in reporting clinically suspect situations, possibly caused by classical swine fever (CSF), to veterinary authorities with the ultimate aim to facilitate early detection of CSF outbreaks. Focus group sessions were held with policy makers from the veterinary authorities, and representatives of veterinary practitioners and pig farmer unions. Personal interviews with a small group of pig farmers and practitioners were held to check limitations raised and solutions proposed during the focus group sessions. An electronic questionnaire was mailed to pig farmers and practitioners to investigate perceptions and attitudes with respect to clinically suspect situations possibly caused by CSF. After triangulating the responses of veterinary authorities, veterinary practitioners and farmers, six themes emerged across all groups: (1) lack of knowledge on the early signs of CSF; (2) guilt, shame and prejudice; (3) negative opinion on control measures; (4) dissatisfaction with post-reporting procedures; (5) lack of trust in government bodies; (6) uncertainty and lack of transparency of reporting procedures. The following solutions to facilitate early detection of CSF were put forward: (a) development of a clinical decision-support system for vets and farmers, in order to get faster diagnosis and detection of CSF; (b) possibility to submit blood samples directly to the reference laboratory to exclude CSF in a clinical situation with non-specific clinical signs, without isolation of the farm and free of charge for the individual farmer; (c) decrease social and economic consequences of reporting CSF, for example by improving the public opinion on first reports; (d) better schooling of veterinary officers to deal with emotions and insecurity of farmers in the process after reporting; (e) better communication of rules and regulations, where to report, what will happen next; (f) up-to-date website with information and visual material of the clinical signs of CSF.
|A R W Elbers; M J Gorgievski-Duijvesteijn; P G van der Velden; W L A Loeffen; K Zarafshani
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Climate Change and our Wacky Food System handout
Workshop presentation handout by Andrew Kang Bartlett for Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary "Mending Our Earth" Teach-In, 2007
- Topics: Hunger
- Tags: climate change, earth, food crisis, hunger
- Ministries: Global Food Crisis, Presbyterian Hunger Program
- Agency: Presbyterian Mission Agency
Doug, you are most surely correct. Though that alone would not be a reason not to reduce meat consumption, right? But you raise the important issue of poverty being the reason why people are going hungry around the world -- especially when we consider that food production has kept apace with population increases. So this points us to the need to address poverty with the approaches to development and, in particular, agricultural development since there is so much poverty among rural populations. Applying market principles to food has not worked well for those without enough money to purchase it, so this is why rural people's movements and our church partners in many countries are calling for food sovereignty - which is about democratizing the food system and allowing for greater local and national-level control of production and the shape of the food system.
Unfortunately, even if all the people in the United States became vegans, the people in Somalia would still be starving, because they are poor.


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The people of Portugal who have the chance to see this street artist's work while they go about their daily business are so lucky. Her name is Vanessa Teodoro, also known as Supervan, and she will paint on anything. Cars, bodies, furniture, gigantic sunglassesSeriously anything.
My personal favorite is her project titled "Mi Querida Casa," in which she created a real life drawn house environment where the furniture looks like doodles. Once she gets going, Teodoro wastes no space on whichever unusual surface she chooses to draw on. Every inch of her work has something crammed into it, making it hard for me to decide where to look first when a ton of striking images are demanding my attention at once. There's so much movement in her murals that I keep finding some witty little details tucked away in the crowd of her art that I skipped over at first glance. It's the kind of art you can just sit back and stare at while you sip your drink.Continued » See More »
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I cannot remember when or how I came across this video but I absolutely love it. I find myself coming back to watch it again and again. I have found in my own personal experience, that collaboration with other artists either works great or is a disaster. These two artists Supakitch and Koralie really pull it off flawlessly. Their work harmonizes beautifully. Everything about this video from the music for the way it is shot are perfect. The colors and the flow of the work is amazing. Such a great pairing of style.
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The Yok and Sheryo are one of the best collaborative duos working today. Their characters can be found on walls all over the world, from their home base in New York to Cambodia, Singapore, Vietnam, Australia, Thailand and Mexico (just to name a few). Their individual styles complement each other so well, and their work is a great example of how two artists can evolve together and influence one another through ongoing collaboration. To see more of their murals, drawings, and paintings, visit theyok.com and sheryoart.com.
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Anna Wanda Gogusey is our French connection, hailing from across the way, landing in Texas where she does illustration, design and takes art classes for fun at a local college. Anna is a master of her style and has a distinct look to her work.
Her works contain many animals, sometimes on fire, most of the time without eyeballs and have a somewhat demonic, but friendly nature to them.
I met Anna when she interned for me during my agency days. We've been able to work on a couple projects since then including some large scale murals, zines and art shows. Always fun to work with and has great ideas and skills. She also does amazing embroidery!
Thanks Anna! We think you're super rad!
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Friend of DA, Jangojim, dropped me an email with a heads up on his friend, Alex Warble and a recent video he posted of the process of going from doodle to digital (youtube link). I watched the video, and then spent some time on Alex's quirky and off-the-wall website, where links and colorful images are sporadically laid-out across the page. I quickly got lost in his world of imaginative and almost child-like highbrow meets lowbrow art. He's a music/mural/painting loving mad man and I'm happy to have discovered him. You should too, and if you reside in Memphis you're probably already quite familiar with his murals spread across town.
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No man's an island. We are made up of the random faces that crowd us on the street, the flirtatious faces that populate our dreams, and the familiar, comforting faces that inhabit our memories. Those facesthe faces of othersmake up our life experience. Could you capture them all? Guilherme Kramer of Sao Paulo spent a year doing just that. He covered a wall with the people he sees in the crowd--each painted face seemingly eager to tell his own story. Take some time and hang out with them.
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I first discovered Julia Grigorieva's artwork because of her colorful and playful patterns of cats, birds, dragons and a whole bunch more, but I recently came upon her sketchbook and got a peak into how fun and creative she is outside of her commercial illustration work. Everything she touches comes to life and makes you smile from ear to ear. Enjoy.
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When you're trying to lose weight, one of the best things you can do for yourself is eat plenty of green vegetables. Why is that? Why are green vegetables so helpful with weight loss? There are a few good reasons.
Green vegetables are filling
The last thing you want to do is feel hungry all day while you're dieting – and in fact, eating too little can cause your metabolism to slow down, making it even harder to lose weight. Eating plenty of green vegetables keeps you feeling full and satisfied all day, but they contain very few calories so you aren't overdoing it calorie-wise. Eating them frequently keeps your metabolism going strong, so you lose more weight.
Green vegetables are loaded with fiber
Fiber does wonders for our bodies, and it helps a great deal with weight loss too. First, fiber helps slow down the rate at which sugars are absorbed into the bloodstream, which reduces the impact on blood glucose levels. When your blood sugar stays stable and even, you avoid the highs and lows which contribute to cravings and weight gain. Fiber also helps your entire digestive system to work more efficiently, moving waste through and out, and "cleaning" the whole system out, so to speak.
Green vegetables have an alkalizing effect on the body
Finally, green vegetables promote alkalinity in the body, which is very important for weight loss and general health. When your body becomes too acidic, you start retaining water and gaining weight – along with the likelihood of developing all kinds of health problems. Unfortunately, much of the typical modern diet is composed of acid-forming foods: meat, dairy products, grains, coffee, soda, sugar, flour. Your body does need SOME acid-forming foods, but if you eat nothing but those you will quickly experience problems.
Green vegetables have an alkalizing effect on the body, which reduces your level of acidity. The result? Weight loss, improved health, and greater well-being. Try to include some green vegetables with every meal, and you'll feel the difference within a day or two. Other colored vegetables are also alkalizing, such as sweet potatoes, yams, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, cauliflower and cabbage.
No matter how you look at it, green vegetables do wonderful things for your body, whether you're trying to lose weight or not.
If you find that you're struggling to eat enough of them because you don't like the taste, try adding them to other dishes. Mix chopped spinach into sauces. Add more lettuce to sandwiches. Have chicken and vegetable stir-fry for lunch. Eat vegetable soup. You can even mix some cooked or raw vegetables into fruit smoothies and you won't even know they are there.
However you do it, it's worth the effort to eat more green vegetables. You'll reap the rewards of better health and a slender, vibrant body.


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Q How can I smooth the transition for employees promoted above their peers? Should I establish any rules?
Brian Boubek, Cultural Experiences Abroad, Tempe, Ariz.
"All animals are equal," proclaimed the pigs in Animal Farm, "but some are more equal than others." Those words resonate whenever a power shift disrupts once-egalitarian relationships. It's a fact of (office) life: Peers get on differently than do bosses and reports, and no amount of one-big-happy-family rhetoric will change that.
Employees must overcome their natural resentment at being left behind, but responsibility for making the arrangement work lies largely with the new manager. Garson Foos, co-founder of Shout Factory, a Los Angeles-based record label and film studio, hadn't considered that when he promoted an employee last year. Foos realized he had a problem when another employee quit, complaining that the new manager did not treat her professionally, acting instead as though the two were still just pals. In response, he developed a training program for new managers. Executives convene every other month to discuss real problems and hypothetical situations, such as giving a former happy-hour buddy a poor review. The program also serves as a support group, providing new managers with a place to cry now that the old familiar shoulders are off-limits.
Sometimes it helps to draw lines around the new relationship. W. Scott Hardy, an employment attorney at Pittsburgh law firm Cohen & Grigsby, suggests adding a clause to the employee manual that reminds managers that socializing with subordinates after work "impedes the effective direction of the work force." Or you can simply lead by example. Foos doesn't hesitate to join employees for happy hour. But after one drink, he is outta there.
Q I've done business as Ace Tutoring since 1998. I was recently contacted by a competitor that trademarked the name in 2001. Who has the rights to it?
Vinh Trieu, Ace Tutoring, Walnut, Calif.
If only one company could operate under a trade name (an unregistered moniker) the world would be poorer by several thousand Cut Above hair salons and Earl of Sandwich luncheonettes. A trademarked name registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, however, is protected property.
But you may have an ace up your sleeve. If the trademark was bestowed less than five years ago, and if you can prove that you provided services as Ace Tutoring before the other guy, the USPTO may revoke your foe's trademark. Start by filing a notice of opposition on uspto.gov (you have to file once for each industry in which the trademark is registered, at $300 a pop). If the agency sees merit in your claim, you will plead it before a panel of three judges. You'll have to produce tax forms, ads, and other evidence proving that you were there first. It's complicated, so consider hiring a trademark attorney for about $1,000.
The process can take years, warns Andrew Ehard, a trademark attorney with Merchant & Gould in Minneapolis and a former USPTO patent examiner. And even if you lock up Ace Tutoring for yourself, you may have to sue the other Ace into dropping the name.
It may be cheaper and easier to strike a compromise. For example, you might agree to change your company's name if your rival offsets the cost of producing new marketing materials. But be prepared for a major rebranding effort to reassure customers that Ace Tutoring, by any other name, smells as sweet.
The First-Time Supervisor's Survival Guide, by George Fuller, offers tips for handling a variety of touchy situations that new managers are likely to face. For step-by-step instructions on filing a notice of opposition with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, go to the agency's Electronic System for Trademark Trials and Appeals (www.uspto.gov/ebc/estta).
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Lost Season 2 on Channel 4
Channel4 is showing trailers for Lost season 2 non-stop at the moment. It's that wonderful scene with the island all peacful, then the plane crashes. Very cool.
The trailer however does promise "answers". Ermmm. Not really!
The air date for the first episode of season two is Tuesday 2nd May.
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text: Address Employee Needs with Disaster Plan By: Roy Maurer 6/18/2013 Permissions CHICAGO--About half the capacity-filled room of HR practitioners attending the "Disaster Planning for HR" session at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Annual Conference & Exposition on Monday said that their organization has a disaster plan. But many attendees signaled that they weren't sure. The survey question was posed by Jay Kirschbaum, senior vice president and national practice leader at Willis, a global risk advisor and insurance broker. Kirschbaum covered the importance of business continuity planning to safeguard human and physical assets from disasters like terrorist attacks, hurricanes and earthquakes. He said HR should have a crucial role in this process. "HR professionals can demonstrate the strategic value of HR to business leaders and have that seat at the table, driving the importance of HR processes during disruptive events." You can't leave the disaster plan to the IT department, Kirschbaum warned. "How are they going to implement it? How will they get the people behind it to actually make it happen?" This isn't something that just happens to other people, he noted. "It's not something we can ignore. Disaster planning is really something we need to think about and think through what we're going to do." Communicate Your Plan That said, it's not enough to have a plan. Too often, plans and policies are placed in binders and put away, he said. "Communicating your plan and making sure people understand it—including senior leadership, key suppliers and vendors—is key." Your business continuity plan should include the following communication elements: Communication language that is clear and in the languages of your employees. Assigned responsibilities and identified key personnel. Training employees through regular drills. Collecting and disseminating emergency contact information. Building a succession tree. Alternative communication methods in case electronic networks are disrupted. A communication strategy for vendors, financial institutions and insurance brokers. Put Employees First Protecting employees and planning for their return to work after a disaster are central parts of a business continuity plan—and this is where HR can really step in. Do your plans take into account employee absences due to injury and illness? What about their family members? Plans need to determine workers' access to health care and mental-health and social services. HR must identify which employees have special needs in an emergency. Employee needs may include: Prescription drug refills and out-of-network reimbursement arrangements if workers end up being far from their home network. Housing, including employer-provided or reimbursed lodging. In addition, it is important to review current policies on leaves of absence, pay and benefits. Among the federal employment laws that must be considered when developing a crisis management and business continuity plan are the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. Many states also have laws that may be more restrictive or have greater requirements than federal legislation, so, when developing a crisis management and business continuity plan, employers should check their local and state laws, too. Roy Maurer is an editor/online manager for SHRM. Permissions TOP PICKS: WORKPLACE DEMOGRAPHICS SHRMStore: The Next America Boomers, millennials and the looming generational showdown. Express Request: Managing Multiple Generations Get resources on leading a multigenerational workforce. Customized Research Service Learn more about your workforce with customized surveys. 2016 Talent Management Conference April 18-20, 2016 in Orlando. Take your human capital strategies to the next level. Webcast: What Drives Retirement Decisions? Employees may not be leaving for the reasons you think. Dec. 2, 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT Vendor Directory: Hiring Metrics & Measurements Find companies specializing in workplace metrics and analysis services. Swipe for more! ADVERTISING LINKS


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Mitchell, a Stevens Point native and 2006 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a bachelor's degree in jazz piano and composition, will perform classic holiday standards and original Christmas tunes as well as some songs off of his new album, "Gone, Baby, Gone," which was released in November.
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1 AGMA & MPIF Develop Standards, Information Sheet for Powder Metal Gears (September/October 1996)
AGMA and members of the Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF) are three years into a joint project to develop specifications and an information sheet on rating powder metal gears. According to committee vice chairman Glen A. Moore of Burgess-Norton Mfg. Co., the first phase of the project, the publication of AGMA Standard "6009-AXX, Specifications for Powder Metallurgy Gears," should be completed in late 1996 or early 1997.
2 Advantage AGMA: Technical Committees Build Knowledge & Experience in Gear Industry (September/October 2008)
The world is full of acronyms. At work, the inbox reveals e-mails from the AWEA, SAE, MPIF and AMT. On the weekends, Saturday mornings are consumed by activities involving the AYSO, PTA, YMCA or DMV. Its a struggle to determine what organization does what and why we should care in the first place.
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The complete Events section from May/June 2006, including profiles of the University of Wisconsin gear seminars and the MPIF international conference on powder metallurgy.
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1 MPIF Elects Officers (November 27, 2013)
Richard Pfingstler, CEO, Atlas Pressed Metals, DuBois, Pennsylvania, was elected president of the Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPI... Read News
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May 10, 1982 is a day radio listeners in part of the country still remember.
It's not significant for most of us, unless you remember something called "The Falkland Islands War", which was going on at that time.
But radio fans along the East Coast know it as "The Day The Music Died". For the rest of the audience, it is a day which marked a major change in radio formats.
Talk radio did not begin in the 1980's. It was around, and in some cities, even popular, during the 1960's. But talk stations basically popped up at stations which had been unsuccessful playing music, or, which just wanted to offer something different than their competitors.
For two decades, New York's WABC was NOT one of those stations. At one time, it had, depending on how you compare audiences, the most listeners of any radio station in the country with its "Top 40" rock and roll format. It often had more than 20% of the listeners in the New York market, which has a lot of radio stations.
But those numbers began to change in the late 1970's.
First, a music genre called disco captured young audiences. It had songs longer than the three-minute average AM radio was used to, and stations like WABC had difficulty playing those songs because of the amount of time it devoted to advertising-ironically, because it had those high ratings.
Another-larger phonomemon-was the rise of FM radio, which could accomodate those longer songs. By the end of the 1970's, FM had, overall, topped AM radio in terms of numbers of people tuning in to individual stations. (In some cities, individual AM stations remained dominant well into the 1980's.) WABC's rating numbers started a slow decline, which was still happening in 1982, when the station decided to drop its music format.
The format change happened at high noon on Monday, May 10. Two of the station's long-time personalities spent the last three hours before the change reminiscing about WABC's glory days before the switch happened. The last song played, just before noon, was "Imagine" by John Lennon (who had died less than a year and a half earlier).
As the 1980's and '90's went on, more and more AM radio stations followed WABC and dropped music in favor of talk or "News/Talk". That accelerated as syndicated shows by hosts like Rush Limbaugh came on the air and became popular with listeners. A lot of AM stations in smaller cities still have music formats (there currently are three of them in the Parkersburg-Marietta area), but FM music formats usually have the highest ratings in nearly every city in the country.
But AM radio was about personality and information as much as it was about music, which is one reason (besides politics) why the AM talkers are prevalent today. Still, the songs played on the FM "oldies" and "classic hits" stations first became familiar to listeners who heard them on AM radio stations in the 1950's, '60's and '70's.
That's the legacy of stations across the country like WABC. And that's why May 10, 1982 represented a major change in radio history.


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Ryan Villopoto Continues Dominance With New Orleans Victory
Ryan Villopoto has already clinched the 2012 AMA Supercross series, but that didn't seem to change his riding style much at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. One week after officially capturing the title, Villopoto turned in perhaps his most dominant performance to date, easily picking up the win and extending the gap between himself and the other riders in the series even further.
Villopoto grabbed the holeshot early and never looked back, ultimately leading wire-to-wire. The Kawasaki rider was never really challenged during the race, and he finished with a whopping ten second lead on the second-closest rider, Josh Grant of Jeff Ward Racing.
After the race, Villopoto said the track was deteriorating as the competition went on, something other riders echoed as well.
"The track was tough, so the bike was a big key," said Villopoto. "The track was breaking down and it had a lot of ruts, so it was easy to get caught off guard. You had to stay on toes and try to log consistent laps. I'm looking forward to returning home next week in Seattle."
Mike Alessi looked assured for third place until he crashed a little after halfway through the race, allowing Justin Brayton to pass him and get on the podium instead.
Brett Metcalfe Races To 4th In New Orleans SX
Yoshimura Suzuki's Brett Metcalfe put together a great performance in the 'Big Easy' AMA/ FIM World Supercross Championship 14th round at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Los Angeles on Saturday night.
The Australian piloted his Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450 to a well-earned fourth-placed finish, marking his fourth top-five result of the 2012 season so far.
The New Orleans race followed a one-weekend break that gave Metcalfe a much-needed rest. Although he took advantage of the down time, he was more-than ready to race: He started the night by getting the holeshot in his eight-lap heat race and gave 100 per cent and finished third.
"It was nice to have a weekend off and come back with a fresh start," said Metcalfe. "I wanted to come and try to do some good today and I felt like we did. The Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450 was great in practice and I felt comfortable. We struggled in one segment, but I was really putting down good laps on the rest of the track and I was happy with the way I was riding. In the heat race we ripped the holeshot, but then I went back a couple of spots when I made a mistake in the sand. But I still got third and was able to get a good gate pick for the Main."
In the Main Event, watched by more than 32,000 fans, Metcalfe got an excellent start and maneuvered through the sea of ricocheting riders relatively unscathed. He made an effort to turn smooth, consistent laps and looked for ways to find more speed throughout all 20 laps to finish fourth.
Said Metcalfe: "I got another great start in the Main, but that first lap, I was like a ping pong ball. I was in the wrong place at the wrong time and I got slammed around and dropped back a few places. But once I got going and into a rhythm, I was able to click off some good laps. Finally, about midway through the race, I finally found a better line in the segment I was struggling with and I was able to pick it up and I got back up to fourth."
With just three races remaining, Metcalfe and the Yoshimura Suzuki squad want to finish the season strong. Said Metcalfe: "I'm looking forward to Seattle. We'll be working hard this week and come out next weekend and keep this momentum going."
Team Yoshimura Suzuki Racing's next event is the 15th round of the 2012 AMA/ FIM World Supercross Championship on Saturday April 21st at CenturyLink Field in Seattle.
Source: Team Suzuki
Davi Millsaps Takes Sixth In New Orleans
Yamaha captured two positions in the top seven of the fourteenth round of the AMA Supercross series (also and FIM World Championship) at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans last weekend. Watched by more than 33,000 spectators JGRMX's Davi Millsaps again demonstrated his decent speed and form this season by recovering from a first corner crash in the 20 lap main event to charge back to 6th place.
New Orleans was a tough meeting for Millsaps who crashed in the Heat race and had to dig into his reserves to win the Last Chance Qualifier and enter the gate for the Main with a lowly slot. The 24 year old was again racing alone after James Stewart's hand injury kept the former champion on the sidelines.
Millsaps was then part of a pile-up that caught another three riders around the first turn but recovered his YZ450F and began a flight behind the disappearing pack that would eventually drag him past brand-mate Weston Peick. "He has really shown a lot of heart this year,' commented JGR owner Coy Gibbs on Millsaps' efforts. "He's working hard, and it shows. He went down in the heat race and we didn't know if he'd be able to come back for the LCQ, but he did, and he won the LCQ. Then he went down in the first turn in the main event and came all the way back up to sixth from way back there. He was on the gas. We're really proud of Davi."
Millsaps is now second in the standings – a career-best ranking – and five points in front of Justin Brayton. Stewart is fifth. Rounds in Seattle, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas remain for the injury-hit campaign, starting with the visit to CenturyLink Field next Saturday.
Source: www.yamaha-racing.com
Justin Barcia Clinches Title With Fourth-Place Finish
Going into the Supercross Lites East event in New Orleans, Justin Barcia only needed to finish fourth or better in order to clinch his second championship in a row – and that's exactly what he did.
Barcia has been on the podium in every Lites East event he entered this season, but he was clearly in no hurry in New Orleans, racing conservatively to avoid crashing. Barcia was near the front of the pack all night but eventually settled for fourth, ensuring him the Lites East title.
"Tonight is mind blowing," said Barcia. "To win two championships feels amazing. It was a tough season at times, but it took a lot of hard work and dedication to get here. I couldn't have done it without everyone on my team. This is an awesome feeling."
Meanwhile, the Monster Energy Kawasaki team took advantage, with its two riders finishing first and second. Teammates Darryn Durham and Blake Baggett battled for the top two positions toward the end of the race, with Durham eventually coming out on top. Meanwhile, Barcia's Honda teammate Justin Bogle passed him for third place.
The remaining race will be a battle for second and third place overall, with a few riders in contention. Durham and Ken Roczen both have 143 points, while Blake Wharton has 142.
Ken Roczen Earns 5th At New Orleans Supercross
The Red Bull/KTM ride of Ken Roczen earned 5th overall at the penultimate round of the AMA East Supercross Lites Series held at the Louisiana Superdome.
Roczen was at the top of the leader board during the afternoon practice sessions where he earned the fastest qualifying time to take the first gate pick in heat number two. When the gate dropped for his heat, Roczen leaped forward to grab the holeshot. He went on to lead every lap to take his second heat victory of the season.
Roczen carried his momentum into the main event where he got off to a 6th place start. He maintained that position for the first two laps as the final rider in a six-man train for the lead. He passed Alex Martin on the third lap to take over 5th and got handed another position a few laps later when fellow KTM rider Malcolm Stewart suffered a crash.
Around the mid-way point Roczen was able to capitalize on a mistake by Justin Barcia to take over 3rd position. He maintained the position for two laps before a big mistake cost him two positions as he dropped to 5th. Unfortunately, Roczen reported that he suffered from arm pump quickly after that mistake which hindered his lap times. He was able to hold on to his position and finish inside the top five at the end of the fifteen lap main.
"I am bummed that I suffered from arm pump at the end of the race because I was riding really well today and felt very comfortable on the track. We have one race left and my goal is to win it. I really like the final round in Las Vegas and I am looking forward to a great performance to end the season," stated Roczen.
Next Event: Las Vegas, NV – May 5, 2012
Source: KTM North America
Malcolm Stewart Comes Back From Bad Crash At New Orleans Supercross
JDR/J-Star/KTM rider Malcolm Stewart showed he was among the most determined riders of the night when he recovered from a hard crash while running in 2nd place on the fifth lap of the race held at the Louisiana Superdome.
Stewart had a great start in his heat race rounding the first corner in the top five. He quickly moved into 3rd place before the end of the first lap. He then set his sights on the 2nd place ride of Phil Nicoletti. On the fifth lap of the heat race he was able to make the pass stick and claim 2nd position. A lap later he crossed the finish to secure his spot and earn a great gate pick for the main event.
Stewart got the start he needed as the gate dropped for the Supercross Lites main event. He was 3rd around the first corner and on the tail of the leaders. On the third lap he was able to pass current point leader Justin Barcia to take 2nd position. He maintained the 2nd place spot for the next three laps before he suffered a huge crash in the whoops. He was down for over a lap being looked after by medics before he stood up on his own and got back on his bike. Now a lap down, Stewart set to work to salvage any positions and points possible. He caught one rider by the eighth lap and was able to make up a 15 second deficit on another rider to move into 17th when the checkered flag flew.
"This is just another disappointing race to my season. I was feeling really good today and just made a mistake in the whoops that cost me a lot of time and positions. I am thankful to walk away uninjured but am really upset that I was not able to get a spot on the podium," remarked Stewart.
Next Event: Las Vegas, NV – May 5, 2012
Source: KTM North America
New Orleans Overview And Point Standings
2012 AMA Supercross New Orleans Image Gallery (Click for full size images)
General Overview
- Crowd: 33,392
- Weather: Dry
- Next Event: Seattle, WA – April 21, 2012
Manufacturer Standings – 04/15/2012
- Kawasaki – 323
- Honda – 279
- Yamaha – 260
- Suzuki – 201
Overall Results – Supercross Class: 20 Laps
- Ryan Villopoto: 18:05.208
- Joshua Grant: +10.485
- Justin Brayton: +16.377
- Brett Metcalfe: +23.177
- Andrew Short: +29.710
- David Millsaps: +34.853
- Weston Peick: +37.373
- Kyle Chisholm: +38.453
- Wil Hahn: +45.317
- Broc Tickle: +48.938
- Nicholas Wey: +51.875
- Jimmy Albertson: -1 Lap
- Mike Alessi: -1 Lap
- Justin Sipes: -1 Lap
- Gavin Faith: -1 Lap
- Cody Gilmore: -1 Lap
- Kyle Regal: -2 Laps
- Robert Kiniry: -2 Laps
- Nico Izzi: -6 Laps
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- Ryan Villopoto – 321 2012 Champion
- David Millsaps – 206
- Justin Brayton – 201
- Ryan Dungey – 192
- James Stewart – 178
- Brett Metcalfe – 172
- Jake Weimer – 171
- Kevin Windham – 166
- Mike Alessi – 162
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- Kyle Chisholm – 129
- Chad Reed – 128
- Joshua Hansen – 89
- Nicholas Wey – 86
- Andrew Short – 75
- Robert Kiniry – 70
- Weston Peick – 65
- Marvin Musquin – 59
- Joshua Grant – 58
- Matthew Goerke – 58
- Justin Sipes – 44
- Cole Seely – 37
- Nico Izzi – 31
- Wil Hahn – 31
- Kyle Partridge – 29
Overall Results – Supercross Lites Class: 15 Laps
- Darryn Durham: 13:32.717
- Blake Baggett: +0.943
- Justin Bogle: +8.351
- Justin Barcia: +10.362
- Ken Roczen: +16.149
- Kyle Cunningham: +25.000
- Jake Canada: +29.045
- Tyler Bowers: +32.672
- Austin Politelli: +41.538
- Phillip Nicoletti: +50.713
- Shawn Rife: +54.377
- Matthew Lemoine: -1 Lap
- Zackery Freeberg: -1 Lap
- Blake Wharton: -1 Lap
- Tommy Weeck: -1 Lap
- A Catanzaro: -1 Lap
- Malcolm Stewart: -1 Lap
- Sean Lipanovich: -1 Lap
- Alex Martin: -2 Laps
- Kyle Peters: -14 Laps
Point Standings – Supercross Lites East Class ( Race 8 of 9 )
- Justin Barcia – 185 2012 Champion
- Darryn Durham – 143
- Ken Roczen – 143
- Blake Wharton – 142
- Blake Baggett – 128
- Jake Canada – 118
- Justin Bogle – 107
- Kyle Cunningham – 70
- Alex Martin – 67
- Matthew Lemoine – 66
- Malcolm Stewart – 59
- Phillip Nicoletti – 47
- Shane Sewell – 44
- Les Smith – 42
- Tommy Weeck – 41
- Tyler Bowers – 41
- PJ Larsen – 38
- Austin Politelli – 36
- Cole Thompson – 32
- Hunter Hewitt – 31
- Shawn Rife – 29
- Kyle Peters – 27
- Lance Vincent – 26
- A Catanzaro – 22
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Uroob (or Oroob) is the penname of P. C. Kuttikrishnan. His other notable works include Ummachu (translated as The Beloved) and Aniyara.
Uroob Memorial Literary Museum at the Kiliyanad School in Kozhikode is named in his honor.
*Aamina (1948)
*Kunjammayum Koottukarum (1952)
*Ummachu (1954)
*Mindappennu (1956)
*Sundarikalum Sundaranmarum (1958)
*Chuzhiku Pimbe Chuzhi (1967)
*Aniyara (1968)
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*The Beloved (1974; Hind Pocket Books, English trans. of Ummachu by Raghava R. Menon).
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*Madras Govt. Award (1949) - Thurannitta Jalakam
*Madras Govt. Award (1951) - Kumbedukkunna Mannu
*President of India"s silver medal for Best Regional Film (1954) - Neelakuyil
*Kerala Sahithya Academy Award (1959) - Ummachu
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*Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award (1960) - Sundarikalum Sundaranmarum
*Kerala State Film Award for Best Story (1971) - Ummachu (film)
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The alert has been sounded after the massive landslide over Bhote Kosi last night, which is one of the major tributaries of the Kosi River in Nepal, Water Resources Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary told PTI.
"The landslide in the upper reaches of Bhote Kosi, around 100 kilometres beyond Kathmandu, has blocked the main course of the entire river. Water is fast accumulating there forming a massive water body. According to our information the Nepal Army is preparing to blast the blockage."
Chaudhary said a huge volume of water will be unleashed after the blast and an abrupt rise in the water level of Kosi is expected.
"We do not know the exact volume of water and are trying to estimate it. But a huge quantity of water is sure to be released after the blast. It may also spill beyond the Kosi and its embankments causing floods," added the minister.
The state government is keeping its fingers crossed that a repeat of the Kosi disaster 2008 does not happen.
A breach in Kosi embankment at Kushaha in Nepal on August 18, 2008 had resulted in one of the most disastrous floods in Bihar.The river changed its course, killing hundreds of people and displacing around 30 lakh. The incident also brought wide scale destruction of agriculture over 8 lakh acres of land.
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The language of the plea agreement calls for the felony charges of criminal recklessness and pointing a firearm to be dismissed. The plea agreement, which has yet to be approved by Judge Don Daniel, has been set for a hearing January 25 in Tippecanoe Circuit Court.
Lynch's attorney, James Bell of Indianapolis, declined further comment.
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(DODGE CITY, Kan.) — More people banking on-line will mean fewer bank options for people in Dodge City.
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The Indonesian province of West Irian Jaya, which was created several years ago as one of several proposed new provinces in the Papua region, has changed its name to West Papua.
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As we start the second installment of Joe Hellers awesome League of Lambeau illustration series, I thought Id share how the reader voting went.
Remember, Press-Gazette Media editors chose four former and four current players for the series and asked readers to vote on a fifth for both groups. The former players Bart Starr, Vince Lombardi, Don Hutson, Ray Nitschke and Brett Favre (voted in) ran last week. This week, the lineup is Aaron Rodgers, Randall Cobb, Clay Matthews, Mike McCarthy and the voters choice.
More than 200 readers participated and both votes went down to the wire.
Among the former players, Favre held off a late charge by Reggie White, winning with 43 votes to Whites 34. The next-three-highest vote-getters were from the Lombardi era: Jerry Kramer with 14, Paul Hornung with 13 and Willie Davis with 12. The only other former player (in this case, player/coach) to receive double-digit votes was Earl Curly Lambeau with 10.
In all, 53 former players received at least one vote.
Some of the more obscure vote-getters (in my opinion) included Keith Woodside, an on-and-off starting running back during the Lindy Infante years; Jim Carter, whose claim to fame was being the unpopular replacement at middle linebacker for the legendary Nitschke; Samkon Gado, a rare bright light in the teams woeful 2005 season; Rich Wingo, an early-1980s linebacker whose finest attribute was his surname; and Bo Molenda, yes, Bo Molenda. He was the starting fullback on the franchises first NFL championship team and scored a touchdown in the clinching 20-6 victory over the New York Giants in 1929.
Later in the week, well break down the voting for current players.
Heres the complete voting list for the former players:
Brett Favre 43 votes
Reggie White 34 votes
Jerry Kramer 14 votes
Paul Hornung 13 votes
Willie Davis 12 votes
Earl "Curly" Lambeau 10 votes
Jim Taylor 8 votes
LeRoy Butler 6 votes
Herb Adderley 5 votes
Tony Canadeo 5 votes
Willie Wood 5 votes
Ray Nitschke 4**
3 votes: John Brockington, Forrest Gregg, Max McGee, Johnny Blood McNally, Sterling Sharpe.
2 votes: Charley Brock, Chuck Cecil, Nick Collins, Lynn Dickey, Ahman Green, William Henderson, James Lofton, Don Majkowski, Dave Robinson, Bart Starr**, Fred Fuzzy Thurston, Frank Winters.
1 vote: Edgar Bennett, Robert Brooks, Gilbert Brown, Jim Carter, Paul Coffman, Bobby Dillon, Antonio Freeman, Samkon Gado, Johnny Gray, Ted Hendricks, Chris Jacke, Travis Jervey, Ezra Johnson, Henry Jordan, Aaron Kampman, Ron Kramer, Terdell Middleton, Bo Molenda, Ken Ruettgers, Jan Stenerud, Jack Vainisi, Travis Williams, Rich Wingo, Keith Woodside.
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