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Can I just say, I'm a little tired, Howard, of people telling me you're the greatest interviewer on the planet. It's getting a little aggravating Howard.
I've been listening to the show for a long time. I hang on every word. Howard has given me so much over the years through the radio.
I have to thank you. A lot of people know my story from your show. You guys gave me an opportunity to actually talk about my life.
Howard, you are absolutely phenomenal. You're on my radio every morning.
Howard, to me, is the guy who said, 'be yourself and let the chips fall where they may,' and that made me feel good. So I owe you a lot, Howard.

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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Ryan Roberts, Kelly Johnson and Jose Lobaton drove two runs apiece as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Colorado Rockies, 8-3, in the finale of a three-game series.
Rays starter Alex Cobb (4-2) fanned six and gave up three runs -- all on solo homers -- on eight hits and a walk in 6 2/3 innings for Tampa Bay, which took two of the three games in the set.
"We're playing right on that cusp, that verge of getting over the top and playing like we're capable of playing," Rays manager Joe Maddon said.
Michael Cuddyer, Troy Tulowitzki and Nolan Arenado had the solo shots for the Rockies. Starting pitcher Jhoulys Chacin (3-1) made his return from the 15-day disabled list caused by a lower back sprain, and allowed six runs -- five earned -- on eight hits and three walks over seven frames.
"You're going to run into days like that unfortunately," Cuddyer said of his team going 0-for-9 with runners position. "We just couldn't up with the big hit."
The Rays scored three runs in the first inning. Desmond Jennings singled to start the game and Matt Joyce walked. Two batters later, James Loney singled to score Jennings, and Joyce reached home on a wild pitch by Chacin before Johnson hit a line-drive single to right center to bring Loney home.
Cuddyer's solo smash came in the second, and Tulowitzki knocked a solo homer two innings later to cut Tampa Bay's lead to 3-2.
In the sixth, Joyce drew a leadoff walk and Loney singled to bring him to third. Johnson followed with a single of his own, plating Joyce. Loney and Johnson both then advanced bases on a passed ball by Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario, setting up Roberts' two-run double that made the score 6-2.
Arenado homered with two outs in the seventh, but that was it for Colorado's offense.
Meanwhile, the Rays tacked on two more runs in the eighth. Evan Longoria walked to begin the inning and Loney had a single. Both would advance on another passed ball by Rosario before Lobaton singled to center to bring them home.
Jamey Wright came on in the ninth for the Rays and struck out the side to end the game.
Loney was 3-for-4 with three runs scored... Todd Helton also returned from the
15-day disabled list, caused by inflammation in his left forearm, for
Colorado. He was 1-for-4 ... Johnson was caught stealing for the third time
this season, most among second basemen and tied for third overall in the
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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Wow, I can't believe how much angst has gone into this so-called problem. I suggested freezing it, which has worked fine for my B&W. The technique has worked fine for an author writing in Shutterbug some years ago on C-41 developing. I suggested it above and the only comment was someone saying, "I'm not putting photochemicals in the freezer." To which I never asked, "Why not?" All those barely toxic chemicals gonna jump through your bottle walls and your food bags to intermix or something?
Then there are accordion bottles.
Or just refrigerate.
Or the old standby of a glass bottle and glass marbles.
But if you use a developer at all, i.e., not one shot, it will degrade over time unless frozen.
I've observed many times how a discussion on APUG seems to be more about keeping the discussion going than finding a solution. No pun intended.


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Aylesbury High Street railway station
|Aylesbury High Street
Aylesbury High Street Station in 1953
|Aylesbury Vale
|Original company
|London and Birmingham Railway (Aylesbury)
|London and North Western Railway
|London Midland and Scottish Railway
London Midland Region of British Railways
|10 June 1839
|First station opens
|16 June 1889
|Replaced by second station
|25 September 1950
|Renamed Aylesbury High Street
|2 February 1953
|Closed to passengers
|2 December 1963
|Closed to freight
|Disused railway stations in the United Kingdom
|Closed railway stations in Britain
|UK Railways portal
Aylesbury High Street railway station was the London and North Western Railway station which served the town of Aylesbury in the English county of Buckinghamshire. It was the terminus of a branch from Cheddington on what is now known as the West Coast Main Line running to London Euston Station and to Birmingham New Street and further north.
Two stations were built, the first being used as a goods terminus after its closure to passengers.[1]
The first station at Aylesbury was opened by the Aylesbury Railway on 10 June 1839; this was closed on 16 June 1889 when it was replaced by the second station, also named Aylesbury. The line was operated by the London and Birmingham Railway, and when that company amalgamated with others to form the London and North Western Railway (LNWR), the Aylesbury Railway was absorbed by the LNWR.[2] The LNWR became part of the London Midland and Scottish Railway during the Grouping of 1923, passing on to the London Midland Region of British Railways during the nationalisation of 1948. British Railways (BR) renamed the station Aylesbury High Street on 25 September 1950; it was then closed to passengers on 2 February 1953[3] and then freight on 2 December 1963.
The only intermediate station between Aylesbury and Cheddington was at Marston Gate.
|Preceding station
|Disused railways
|Following station
|Marston Gate
|London and North Western Railway
Aylesbury Branch
The site today[edit]
The site is now occupied by an office block and a retail park.[4] The route into Aylesbury has been taken over by a road named 'Stocklake' and 'Vale Park Drive' (part of the A418 road), although the formation remains mostly intact along the route of the road.
- ^ "Extract from an OS map from the 1920s showing the High Street terminus. The site of the Station Street terminus is now in use as cattle pens.". Disused Railways. Fotopic.net. 30 March 2008. Retrieved 8 November 2008.
- ^ Awdry, Christopher (1990). Encyclopaedia of British Railway Companies. London: Guild Publishing. p. 59. CN 8983.
- ^ Butt, R.V.J. (1995). The Directory of Railway Stations. Yeovil: Patrick Stephens Ltd. p. 22. ISBN 1-85260-508-1. R508.
- ^ "The site of the High Street terminus platform looking towards the buffer stops". Disused Railways. Fotopic.net. 30 March 2008. Retrieved 8 November 2008.
- Butt, R. V. J. (1995). The Directory of Railway Stations: details every public and private passenger station, halt, platform and stopping place, past and present (1st ed.). Sparkford: Patrick Stephens Ltd. ISBN 1-8526-0508-1. OCLC 60251199.
- Jowett, Alan (2000). Jowett's Nationalised Railway Atlas (1st ed.). Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport Publishers. ISBN 0-9068-9999-0. OCLC 228266687.
- Jowett, Alan (March 1989). Jowett's Railway Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland: From Pre-Grouping to the Present Day (1st ed.). Sparkford: Patrick Stephens Ltd. ISBN 1-8526-0086-1. OCLC 22311137.
- Station on navigable O.S. map
Coordinates: 51°49′00″N 0°48′26″W / 51.81678°N 0.80717°W


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The truth is that Bohemia and Buckingham Palace have never fitted together particularly well.
The whole point of a Bohemia is that people congregate in a relatively well-defined area.
It must be remembered that Bohemia is no insignificant part of the empire.
I have existed in a magic Bohemia, largely of my own making.
The "Tales from Bohemia" collected in this volume represent his early creative work.
They knew, through the comradeship of all Bohemia, exactly what she meant.
The fate of the King of Bohemia was soon to be decided elsewhere than in his hereditary dominions.
Whereupon, they plunge again into the Unseen, and thence to Bohemia.
The third crown-land of Bohemia is the Duchy of Silesia, with an area of 1,987 square miles.
Especially in Bohemia, where many of its daughters set their caps for him.
central European kingdom, mid-15c., Beeme, from Middle French Boheme "Bohemia," from Latin Boiohaemum (Tacitus), from Boii, the Celtic people who settled in what is now Bohemia (and were driven from it by the Germanic Marcomans early 1c.; singular Boius, fem. Boia, perhaps literally "warriors") + PIE *haimaz "home" (see home (n.)). Attested from 1861 in meaning "community of artists and social Bohemians" or in reference to the district where they live (see bohemian).


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The Mount St. Mary's women's basketball team ended its run in the Northeast Conference Tournament, losing to St. Francis 68-63 in the NEC tournament semifinal matchup at Knott Arena. Jacqueline Brewer led the Mount with 16 points.
Playing their first home NEC semifinal game since 1996, the second-seeded Mountaineers (19-13) worked the entire second half to try to erase a 16-point deficit, cutting the lead for the Red Flash (15-16) down to one at 64-63 with 20 seconds remaining. The Mount did not score the rest of the game as Saint Francis made 4-of-4 free throws down the stretch to move onto the NEC championship game Sunday to face top-seeded Robert Morris.
Sydney Henderson finished as the Mount's second-leading scorer with 13 points, while Jenn Carney added 10 points off the bench. Three Saint Francis players scored in double figures with Alexa Hayward compiling a game-high 20 points on 6-of-16 shooting, including a 5-of-10 clip from long range.
Trailing 51-35 with 12:31 remaining, the Mount used a 9-0 run that spanned 1:30 to cut the deficit to just seven. The stretch, which began with a Carney layup, was capped by a 3-pointer from Brewer that got the home crowd back in the game.
Saint Francis built its lead back to 12, 58-46, before a layup from Henderson and a 3 from Ashley Christie in the left corner made it 58-51 in favor of the Red Flash.
Still down by eight with two minutes left, Christie's free throw and Henderson's layup had the Mount down 64-59 with 52 seconds left. But the Mountaineers concluded the 7-0 run with Brewer's layup with 20 seconds remaining.
Saint Francis (68)
Archer 3-4 1-3 7, Alli WIllimas 7-14 0-1 16, Keegan 2-5 0-0 4, Murphy 1-9 0-0 2, Alexa Hayward 6-16 3-6 20, Blaine 0-0 0-0 0, Taylor 1-1 0-0 2, Stokes 2-5 0-2 4, Aisha Brock 4-5 4-4 13, Allison 0-1 0-0 0, PPhillips 0-0 0-0.
Totals — 26-60 8-16 68
Mount St. Mary's (63)
Matthews 4-4 0-0 8, Grossett 0-1 0-0 0, Christie 2-11 1-2 6, Sydney Henderson 5-14 1-2 13. Jacqueline Brewer 6-10 2-6 16, Chickey 1-2 0-0 2, Kaufman 3-7 0-0 8, Jenn Carney 2-5 6-6 10, Eisenhard 0-1 0-0 0.
Totals — 23-55 10-16 63
Halftime — SF 29-25; 3-Point Goals — SF 8 (Willimas 2, Hayward 5, Brock), MSM 7 (Christie, Kaufman 2, Henderson 2, Brewer 2); Fouled Out — None; Rebounds — SF 40 (Williams 9, Keegan 9), MSM 34 (Mathews 5, Christie 5, Kaufman 5); Assists — SF 17 (Murphy 6), MSM 14 (Chrisitie 5); Total Fouls — SF 17, MSM 18; A — 640.
Gettysburg College 2, Eureka College 0 >> Michelle Fox allowed just four hits over seven shutout innings as Gettysburg College's softball team picked up a win over Eureka College on Wednesday.
Gettysburg (4-1) bounced back from its first loss of the season behind another strong performance from Fox and a solid defensive effort. Only two Eureka (3-2) runners advanced to second base in the contest. The only real threat from the Devils came in the sixth when two batters reached base with one out. Fox took care of business, fielding a grounder to get a fielder's choice at third before striking out the final batter of the inning.
The Bullets scored both runs in the third frame with two outs. Melissa Tighe singled and later came around to score on a base hit by Steph Zengel. Maggie Maguire produced the next run with a single to left field.
Michelle Fox and Brooke Kalman; Jodi Bowen and Sam Remmert
SO-BB — Fox 6-2, Bowen 1-1; W — Fox; L — Bowen.
Men's lacrosse
Cabrini 17, Gettysburg 5 >> Facing its third nationally-ranked opponent in as many games, No. 19-ranked Gettysburg lost to No. 6 Cabrini College in a non-conference matchup.
The undefeated Cavaliers (5-0) used a 7-0 run spanning 15:46 to open up a 12-2 lead with 7:55 left in the third quarter.
Senior Derek Ruebling and junior Robby Maddux scored two goals apiece for the Bullets.
Gettysburg goals — Robby Maddux 2;
Gettysburg assists — None
Cabrini goals — Corey Elmer 5;
Cabrini assists — Elmer 3, Johnston 2, Leyden 2, Jake Donohoe
Shots on goal — Get 10, Cab 24
Goalies — Get, Jake Adoni (4 saves), Thomas McBride (3 saves), Cab Hank Altschuler (5 saves)
Women's lacrosse
McDaniel 16, Elizabethtown 1 >> McDaniel scored five times in the game's first 9:50 in non-conference action.
Julia Jacobs recorded six goals and an assist to lead the Green Terror (3-0). McDaniel's 46 goals through three games is the most offensive output for the team since starting 2005 with 49 markers through the first three contests.
Megan DeMichele scored the lone goal for the Blue Jays (0-3), breaking up the shutout with 26:06 to play in the second half.
McD goals — Samatha Barbeito 2, Allison Farrell, Monica Parcell, Danielle Entrot 5, Mallory Michel, Julia Jacobs 6
McD assists — Barbeeito 4, Abby Phillips, Farrell, Parcell, Bridget Bopst, Entrot, Michel 2, Jacobs
Elizabethtown goals — Megan DeMichele
Elizabethtown assists — None
Shots on goal — McD 22, Et 4
Goalies — Lily alzerano (3 saves), Et Beata Palosz (6 saves).
Men's tennis
Gettysburg 9, Penn State Harrisburg 0 >> The Bullets improved to 4-0 this season with a victory over Penn State Harrisburg.
The Bullets cruised through doubles play with Scott Johnson and Dave Musser dispatching Vincent Lepore and Johnny Xue, 8-2, at the top position. Mike Pratt and Kevin DeRosa posted an 8-1 win at No. 2, while Wesley Craft teamed with Kevin Roveda for an 8-2 victory at No. 3.
Johnson and Pratt handled their singles foes in straight-sets at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. Johnson won, 6-1, 6-3, while Pratt posted a 6-4, 6-2 decision.
at Hilton Head, S.C.
Singles — Dave Musser, GC, def. Johnny Xue, PSH, 7-5, 7-6, 7-2, Scott Johnson, GC, def. Ben Leibig, PSH, 6-1, 6-3, Mike Pratt, GC, def. Alex Koltun, PSH, 6-4, 6-2, Kevin DeRosa, GC, def. Chris Magee, PSH, 1-6, 6-0, 10-5, John Cronin, GC, def. Vincent Lepore III, PSH, 6-2, 6-2, Wiley Vehslage, GC, def. Tyler Loy, PSH, 6-1, 6-1,
Doubles — Johnson-Musser, GC, def. Lepore III-Xue, PSH, 8-2, Pratt-DeRosa, GC, def. Koltun-Magee, PSH, 8-1, Wesley Craft-Kevin Roveda, GC, def. Loy-Christian Edouard, PSH, 8-2
Women's tennis
Gettysburg 9, Penn State Harrisburg 0 >> The Bullets dropped only six games en route to a dominant decision against Penn State Harrisburg.
Most of the games claimed by Penn State Harrisburg (1-7) came in No. 1 doubles where Anastasia Mogilevski and Laura Gradiska claimed an 8-4 victory. The Bullets won both second and third doubles 8-0.
at Hilton Head, S.C.
Singles — Anastasia Mogilevski, GC, def. Theodora Avramidis, PSH, 6-0, 6-1, Laura Gradiska, GC, def. Stephanie Harnden, PSH, 6-0, 6-1, Isabelle Rodriguez, GC, def. Morgan Acker, PSH, 6-0, 6-0, Maggie McLaughlin, GC, def. Laura Lin, PSH, 6-0, 6-0, Lindsay Morris, GC, def. Abby Li, PSH, 8-0, Sotherd Steer, GC, def. Joyce Cheng, PSH, 8-0
Doubles — Mogilevski-Gradiska, GC, def. Avramidis-Harnden, PSH, 8-4, McLaughlin-Rodriguez, GC, def. Acker-Lin, PSH, 8-0, Gillian Minnerly-Holly Johnson, GC, def. Li-Cheng, PSH, 8-0
Men's golf
Barefoot Invitational >> Zak Kennedy earned medalist honors, but Gettysburg's men lost by six strokes to Dickinson College, 342-348, at the Barefoot Invitational during the team's Spring Break trip to Myrtle Beach.
Kennedy shot an 82 to finish one stroke in front of runner-up George Voris from Dickinson.
Gettysburg was competing for the first time since their fall finale – the McDaniel College Mason-Dixon Classic on Oct. 5-6.
Two other Bullets broke 90, with Evan Shapiro shooting an 85 and classmate Will Essigs carding an 88.
Also competing for Gettysburg were Will Young, who posted a 90, and Ethan Zexter and Stephan Vaz, who each registered a 91.
Gettysburg continues its season on March 22 with the Gettysburg Spring Invitational, held at the Bridges Golf Club.


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As was the case in Friday's second session, conditions were once again too wet for slicks and too dry for wets, leading to a dearth of early running.
Exacerbated by a new surface that does not lend itself to swift drying, the conditions meant that by the halfway mark just 11 riders had set a time, with Phillip Island race-winner Casey Stoner, Ducati's Valentino Rossi and Tech 3's Cal Crutchlow not going out at all.
That collective reluctance did at least dissipate over the final minutes, when the track finally dried out enough for slicks.
While there was still little the teams could learn on the slippery surface, rendering laptimes largely meaningless, there was at least cause enough for all the usual frontrunners to head out.
It was Honda rider Pedrosa who ended on top, the Spaniard eventually working his way down to a 1m33.033s.
That was six tenths faster than Tech 3 duo Andrea Dovizioso and Crutchlow, with the Italian stealing ahead of the Briton as the chequered flag fell.
LCR Honda's Stefan Bradl came home fourth, the last rider to get within one second of Pedrosa.
Nicky Hayden on the second Ducati was fifth fastest ahead of newly-crowned champion Jorge Lorenzo, Gresini's Alvaro Bautista and Aspar CRT rider Randy de Puniet.
Casey Stoner was ninth fastest, with Rossi two spots further back in 11th.
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I loved the descripton of England, the paranoia about the rain. Although my faith in the police leads me to hope that they would still be out there, rain or no rain
I was a bit confused because when you described it as being Tyler's last day, I thought last day of life rather than last day as a policeman, so I was wondering why he hadn't died, not that I'm complaining, he seems like a good man.
Loved the line about wishing the Vulcans would come to England! That made me laugh.
It seems a bit of a pun to say a story called Rain is atmospheric, but it was - it seemed very real to me, with all the rain England gets normally, I can see that another world war could easily cause constant rain, and that it would slowly drive everyone insane!
I too would like to see more of this world.
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The state Department of Revenue is projecting that Wisconsin will create 127,900 private-sector jobs during the four years ending in 2014, about half as many as Gov. Scott Walker promised would be created in his first term in office. »Read Full Article


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Cute, playful pandas videos: Pick your favourite
Pandas are coming to the Toronto Zoo. To get you in the mood, here are 10 videos showing their playful nature.
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With the arrival of the giant pandas at the Toronto Zoo on Monday, we decided to pore over YouTube videos and cull the best ones to showcase their fun-loving nature — just for the fun of it.
We've picked our favourite 10 videos: watch and vote on which one you like the best and we'll post the results later.
In the first group of videos below, we ask: is there anything more hilarious than pandas in the act of sneezing?
The first one is "Sneezing baby panda."
It shows a sleeping baby panda sneezing while a parent sits munching on a bamboo shoot.
The second is called "Panda sneezing."
This delightful video shows a larger panda having a sneezing fit, which amuses a group of spectators.
Of course, pandas can be like kids — and what kid doesn't like a slide?
Our third video is called "Cute pandas playing on the slide."
In this video, they climb aboard a wooden chute and throw caution to the wind by sliding down on their bellies.
The fourth video is called "Panda enjoys rocking chair."
It seems some pandas can't resist the laid-back feeling of sitting in a rocking chair and rocking back and forth as if they had not a care in the world.
The fifth video is called "Happy panda fun time" and, again, it shows pandas going down a slide, but this time into a snowbank.
The sixth video in our selection is called "Baby pandas learn to walk."
A couple of baby pandas in a playpen struggle to get on their feet and learn to walk. OK, watch and go "awww." You know you're going to.
The seventh video is called "Giant panda bear does handstand: BBC wildlife."
A video with more of an educational flavour is this BBC video narrated by David Attenborough showing how pandas use scent to mark their territory.
Near the end of the video, you will see pandas doing handstands in a marking ritual as well. Pretty funny. Yes, urination is involved. Just a warning.
The eighth video is called "Crazy panda commando roll."
We've seen pandas in trees before, but have you ever seen a panda falling out of a tree?
Well, in the video below, a rather heavy-set panda finds out the tree branches offer little support for its weight. A few branches crack, and the spectators groan, fearing the worst.
The inevitable happens. The panda falls out of the tree.
But this panda is not finished entertaining spectators. This panda falls over a small cliff and also performs a series of somersaults, panda-style.
The ninth selection is called "Baby panda eats treats & cuddles mom during public debut."
This is another 'awww' video in which a panda cub is filmed making its public debut at the San Diego Zoo.
You will see the clumsy cub fall over, get back up and try to stay close to Mom.
At one point, it climbs on Mom's back while Mom is eating, and Mom is not impressed. With a shoulder and arm shrug, she sends the unsuspecting baby toppling to the ground.
The 10th and final video is called "The most pathetic baby panda ever."
This falls into the category of "cute sounds" and shows a baby panda trying to climb up and over a short step. As it struggles, it makes several high-pitched squeals.
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- Traditional Animation
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Crandall/Captain Crandall, Brenda/Rope Girl, Hector/Skate Lad, Governor Kevin, Paulsen, Chief, The Laser Pirate, Patience.
- Voice Actors: Spencer Breslin, Alana Ubach, Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Brian Doyle-Murray, Tim Curry, Vene L. Arcoraci; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Joe Horne.
- Produced By Phil Walsh.
- Written By Ford Riley.
- Music: Ian Dye.
- Editor: Ted Supa, Heather Collier.
- First Aired on February 22, 2002.
- Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- Season: 1
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East coast crash kills two, injures five
Published: Thursday, January 1, 2009 at 7:31 a.m.
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OAK HILL - Authorities say two people died and five more were hurt in a crash involving multiple vehicles along central Florida's Atlantic coast.
Details of the crash were not immediately clear.
Volusia County Fire Services officials reported seven patients. One woman died in route by helicopter to Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach. A second was taken by ambulance in very critical condition to Bert Fish Medical Center in New Smyrna Beach. Two more people went by ambulance to Halifax Health and another two went to Bert Fish.
Those four were listed in stable condition. The seventh person refused treatment at the scene.
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Founded in 2002 by technology educators from Stanford University, and led by former Stanford educators and interactive education and entertainment creators from Apple and Walt Disney Studios, Digital Media Academy delivers a world-class digital learning experience.
Our students learn video game design, iPhone and iPad app development, Google Android app development, robotics, computer programming using Java or C++, digital filmmaking, digital photography, website design, 3D modeling, animation and so much more.
Beginning-to-advanced student campers age 6-17 learn by doing with hands-on instruction from industry professionals who share real-world experience. Many of DMA's instructors have literally written the book on the subject that they teach. DMA alumni include television and music producers, filmmakers and professional photographers, as well as game and app developers.
At DMA, students experience life on the campus of a prestigious American university like Stanford, Harvard or UCLA (just to name a few) while making friends and learning with others who share the same interests. Small class sizes (8:1 max) guarantee a personalized experience. Students work on their own personal project in every class.*
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- Optional residential program includes organized evening and weekend activities – video game competitions, movie premieres and more
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The Best Acting Coach in Texas, Cathryn Hartt gives hands-on attention to 5-9 students per camp. Camps: On-Camera / Disny-Comedy-Improv / Star I (start-up getting organic) / Audition (voice-over, camera, commercial, natural film, improv, cold-read, spokesperson)
Cathryn Hartt, a Juilliard graduate, is one of the most highly sought-after professional acting coaches in the region. Ms. Hartt was awarded the Best Acting Coach in Texas by Backstage, Best Acting Coach in Dallas and Dallas' Best Art School. She is an Expert Advisor and columnist for Backstage (the industry's top casting publication) and is highly recommended by top agents as the go-to coach to hone for L.A. style film and N.Y.stage acting.
Ms Hartt does many of the audition tapes sent to L.A. A few of her clients are: Morgan Fairchild (Ms. Hartt's sister - FLAMINGO ROAD, DALLAS, FREINDS, 2 1/2 MEN, CHUCK), Debby Ryan (SUITE LIFE ON DECK and JESSIE), Noah Ringer (Ang in LAST AIRBENDER), Hunter Parrish (WEEDS), Brighton Sarbino (Lizzie on WALKING DEAD), Logan Henderson (BRAND NEW DAY, BIG TIME RUSH), Hunter Knoche (SMUCKER'S commercial series) and many others.
Besides summer camps, Ms. Hartt also does year-round 6 week class sessions, 1-day intensives and privates to prep for auditions or performances or taped auditions.
Also, check out Hartt and Soul Online Courses and bi-weekly webinar classes that can be taken year-round in the privacy of your own home.
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Texas Arts Project is not your ordinary summer camp. While we enjoy many standard camp activities, the real excitement comes when campers discover the joy of creation and the thrill of performance. Outstanding teaching, direction, and performance experiences enhance skill, encourage cooperative work, and nurture self-confidence. St. Stephens' faculty, college professors and regional and national working artists join together as we strive for excellence through an artistic program where students are actively encouraged to find the place where process meets product.
Junior Camps (Ages 9-13)
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Week-long Sessions // $1,175
Session 1: June 7 – 12, 2015
Session 2: June 28 – July 3, 2015
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2-week Session // $1,975
June 14 – June 27, 2015
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June 14 – July 5, 2015
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4-week Session // $3,075
June 7 – July 5, 2015
Faculty hails from New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, and Austin.
Former campers are studying at top college programs such as Juilliard, CCM, Texas State, Ithaca, NYU, Northwestern and more. Others are winning national film competitions, acting in television and commercials and performing in theatres around the country.
TAP is located at St. Stephen's Episcopal School, a 428-acre campus near Austin in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, offering breath-taking views and state-of-the-art facilities. The arts facilities include the Helm Fine Arts Center featuring the Temple Family Theatre, a 410-seat performance venue and proscenium stage; the Scanlon Art Gallery; two fully equipped art studios; a 100-seat recital hall; and an open-air portico overlooking Lake Austin.
This workshop is geared to young actors who would like the training and insight of professional actors.
Two One-Week Acting Workshops
Dates: July 11-July 19th & July 25-August 2
Location: Texas Shakespeare Festival, Kilgore, TX
Students will live on the Kilgore College Campus
Daily classes from 8:30 AM–5:30 PM
Subjects include:
1. Audition Techniques: How to choose the right monologue, basic headshot information and a "how to" for resumes, marketing yourself, and discovering what roles fit you.
2. Stage Combat: Learn a choreographed fight with rapier swords, daggers, and more.
3. Musical Theatre: Finding your vocal range, choosing a song, vocal exercises and techniques.
4. Voice and Speech: Breath support, pitch, control, posture, diction, dialects, and vocal warm ups for the actor
5. Movement: In movement class you will discover how to refocus the pre-audition jitters into a positive energy. It is applied to recovering freedom of movement, impulse control and attention to poise.
6. Classical and Contemporary Scene Work: Students will rehearse scenes and monologues from period pieces such as Shakespeare and modern works as well like Tennessee Williams and Sam Shepard.
7. Shakespearean Text: Become more familiar with the text of Shakespeare. You will be comfortable and confident speaking Shakespearean language.
Students will get to see all of Texas Shakespeare Festival 2009 Season:
Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, Love's Labour's Lost, Moliere's Tartuffe, the musical She Loves Me and our children's show Rumpelstiltskin
Let the spotlight shine on you this summer! Weekly and 2 week camps.ages 6-18 led by a professional staff with unequaled experience.
Genesis Theatre is the newest, high quality, non profit children's theatre in North Texas! We provide each acting student with the training they need to be successful on the stage and in life because theatre is more than being onstage; it is a vehicle for learning.
Announcing our summer 2015 Drama Camps and Productions for 2015!
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High School Musical (Grades 4-8) **FULL - NO MORE REGISTRATIONS**
Rehearsals begin June 15th. Monday-Friday 6PM-9PM. Performances: June 26-27th. Show is single cast.
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Rehearsals begin July 13th Monday-Friday 12PM-6PM. Performances: July 24 & 25. Show is single cast.
Tuition $350
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Rehearsals begin August 3rd Monday-Friday 9AM-6PM. Performances: August 14-16. Show is single cast.
Master classes are included in rehearsal.
Tuition: $425
All 1 Week Camps will include a performance for family and friends on the last day of camp! All campers are required to learn their lines, songs and dances at home. Costumes provided by Genesis.
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Guardians of the Universe(Gr. 1st-4th): June 15th, 9AM-12PM
Alice in Wonderland: June 15th, 9AM-12PM
The Jedis Awaken: June 22nd, 9AM-12PM
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The Princess and the Frog: July 6th, 9AM-12PM
Lego's XTREME: July 13th, 9AM-12PM
Oh, Peanuts!: July 13th
Frostbite, Elsa's Musical: July 20th, 9AM-12PM
Charlotte's Web: July 27th, 9AM-12PM
Peter Pan (Gr. 3rd-5th): July 27th, 9AM-12PM
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From day one campers are immersed in the world of a working television station. Every day is filled with workshops for camera, lighting, sound, editing, special effects, producing and directing, all the while campers are writing and directing their own projects. At the end of the week we roll out the red carpet for a star-studded premiere for family and friends!
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Obama Confronts Clinton Attacks; Calls Ex-President's Advocacy Troubling, Hits Claims as False
Byline: Donald Lambro, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Sen. Barack Obama shot back at Bill Clinton yesterday, charging the former president's combative advocacy of his wife's presidential bid has reached troubling levels and warning that he would "directly confront" him if he continues to hurl false accusations at his candidacy.
Mr. Obama said Mr. Clinton "continues to make statements that are not supported by the facts - whether it's about my record of opposition to the war in Iraq or our approach to organizing in Las Vegas."
"This has become a habit, and one of the things that we're going to have to do is to directly confront Bill Clinton when he's making statements that are not factually accurate," the Illinois Democrat said on ABC's "Good Morning America."
In an escalating war of words between New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's husband and her chief rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. Clinton accused Mr. Obama of saying Ronald Reagan's presidency was better than Mr. Clinton's and that Mr. Obama courted Republicans in the Nevada caucuses.
In a campaign speech for his wife in Buffalo, N.Y., on Sunday night, Mr. Clinton said Mr. Obama had made "an explicit effort to get Republicans to come and vote for him in the Democratic caucus" Saturday.
"[Obama] said President Reagan was the engine of innovation and did more, had a more lasting impact on America than I did. And then the next day he said, 'In the '90s, the good ideas came from the Republicans.' Which it'll be costly maybe down the road for him because it's factually not accurate," Mr. Clinton said.
What Mr. Obama said about Mr. Reagan focused on how he had sensed the country was ready for a major change in direction, a central theme in the freshman senator's presidential campaign. Here is what he said last week during an editorial board meeting with the Reno Gazette-Journal:
"I think Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not and in a way that Bill Clinton did not. He put us on a fundamentally different path because the country was ready for it," he said.
Obama campaign officials now say it was a mistake not to respond more forcefully to the charges made by Mr. Clinton and the Clinton campaign during the New Hampshire primary and, in a major change in strategy, have decided that they will reply more aggressively to future attacks.
During the campaign in the Granite State, Mr. Clinton said Mr. Obama's claim to have opposed the Iraq war from the beginning was "a fairy tale," a charge that angered black leaders, including South Carolina Rep. James E. Clyburn who said the tone of Mr. …


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Lawyer says 68-year-old woman stole for son
HAMILTON, Ohio A defense lawyer says the Ohio woman dubbed "the Granny Robber" in several bank heists was trying to support a grown son who had fallen on hard times.
Sixty-eight-year-old Barbara Joly has admitted she robbed a bank in March and investigators suspect her in as many as three other holdups.
Police say the former bank teller from Middletown, Ohio, probably got away with less than $10,000 total.
Attorney Chris Atkins said in court Tuesday that his client wanted to send money to help her only child.
Joly could face up to five years in prison when sentenced in February but prosecutors in southwest Ohio's Butler County say they would support a probationary sentence.
Information from: The Cincinnati Enquirer, http://www.enquirer.com
(This version CORRECTS the woman's age in the headline.)


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The Importance of Being Marginal: Gender Differences in Generosity
Stefano DellaVigna, John A. List, Ulrike Malmendier, Gautam Rao
NBER Working Paper No. 18748
Do men and women have different social preferences? Previous findings are contradictory. We provide a potential explanation using evidence from a field experiment. In a door-to-door solicitation, men and women are equally generous, but women become less generous when it becomes easy to avoid the solicitor. Our structural estimates of the social preference parameters suggest an explanation: women are more likely to be on the margin of giving, partly because of a less dispersed distribution of altruism. We find similar results for the willingness to complete an unpaid survey: women are more likely to be on the margin of participation.
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Published: Stefano DellaVigna & John A. List & Ulrike Malmendier & Gautam Rao, 2013. "The Importance of Being Marginal: Gender Differences in Generosity," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 103(3), pages 586-90, May. citation courtesy of
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Gender Equality in the Corporate Landscape is Good for Business
We've come a long way since the days of Rosie the Riveter.
Halla Tomasdottir, founder and chair of the investment firm Sisters Capital who advocates the use of quotas on corporate boards to introduce more women to the process makes a great point. "If the commercial and economic data is there, and there's this added benefit of women bringing other things to the table, why wouldn't we do it?"
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Chicopee man facing new drunken driving charge, convicted of breaking police officer's leg in 1992 incidentChicopee man facing new drunken driving charge, convicted of breaking police officer's leg in 1992 incidentSteven Kolodziej, 46, of Chicopee, was sentenced to seven to 10 years in state prison for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and other charges. Full story »
Lindsay Smith of Amherst won overall honors with a time of 17:10. Full story »
Jose F. Alicea, who left a pair of sneakers behind as he fled, will be sentenced in January. Full story »
Mountain Road, the main route connecting Easthampton and Holyoke, will be closed for two days next week while road crews conduct maintenance, police announced. Full story »
Easthampton's Comics N' More will host collage artist Michael Sjostedt's new work, minimalist collages created with old comic books, on Saturday, Nov. 28. Full story »
The 93rd annual Toy for Joy fundraiser sponsored by the Salvation Army, The Republican and MassLive provides gifts for children in need in Western Mass. Whether it's a board game, a doll or a basketball, every child registered will receive a few holiday presents. Full story »
Opportunities abound to burn off some calories and support local charities. Full story »
Prosperity Candle, now located in the Eastworks building in Easthampton, produces and sells a variety of candles in handcrafted, fair trade containers handmade by women in more than a dozen countries. In Western Massachusetts, it trains and hires women refugees from areas of conflict to work at its headquarters making candles and fulfilling orders. Full story »
The Light Up the Arts Holiday Bash and Cottage Street Open Studios are also on tap. Full story »
Theresa Coe of Easthampton, charged with using her position in a doctor's office to get false prescriptions for her allegedly drug-addicted daughter, is expected to plead guilty in January. Full story »
Jeff Doyle is selling to Donna Geis, whose parents owned the restaurant in the 90s. Full story »
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Before I start to tear apart my bar tape, rear ergo shifter, etc, I just wanted to get some advice.
My record rear derailleur is on the fritz. I cannot get it dialed in properly. If I get it to shift up the cassette it won't shift down properly and vice versa.
The last time I road my road bike it worked find but it was a wet dirty ride. I cleaned and lubed the drivetrain and put the bike up saving the bulk of the cleaning for when I had time. Yesterday I cleaned the bike fully and re-cleaned and lubed the drive train.
I have cleaned the drive train and checked to make sure the cable guide under the BB shell is clean as well.
I have removed the cable from the derailleur and it is not rusted or kinked. I applied some grease to the cable as a precautionary measure.
I checked the cable end at the ergo lever and it is not kinked, rusted or otherwise gummed up either.
There is not excessive friction from the housing as far as I can tell.
I checked my derailleur hanger alignment with my DAG-2. It is well within acceptable tolerance limits.
The bike has not been laid down or bumped on the drive side and visually the derailleur pulley cage does not appear bent out of alignment what so ever.
I checked to make sure the cassette was not loose.
I checked to make sure the rear wheel was fully inserted in the dropouts.
Shifting at the ergo lever is seems as crisp as it has ever been.
Without the cable attached, when the derailleur is pushed to the largest cog and the let go of, it will drop to the smallest cog without problem. (this leads me to believe it is shifter issue)
The entire bike has less than 3000 miles....probably less than 2000 since I built it.
Anyone have any experience with this sort of thing have any clues?
It is not like me to have my but kicked by my drivetrain.
Could it be a problem in the ergo? Any advice on cracking it open and what to check for specifically?


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Growing up on a farm in Canada,Carolyn Dawn Johnson knows the meaning of fresh. "Our milk wasstraight from the cow," she says. "We even made our own cottagecheese!" Read More
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Asian Inward and Outward FDI
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One of the most interesting phenomena that has recently emerged in the international economic and financial arena is the new role played by emerging economies as global investors. Multinational companies from emerging and developing economies are becoming important players and have embarked upon rapid globalization processes targeting industrialized economies, particularly in North America, Australia and Europe. Host countries increasingly face an array of challenges and opportunities arising from the activities of emerging economies' multinationals. The rise of this new stream of outward investment by emerging multinationals needs to be explored. Similarly, counter strategies of established firms from mature economies requires further and continuous analysis. Asian Inward and Outward FDI brings together work from researchers in international business and economic geography. The book is aimed for scholars with an interest in the macro and micro economic impact of new flows of FDI. Furthermore, it will would be beneficial reading for practitioners and policy makers in order to facilitate sustainable FDI flows promoting growth in Asia and Europe.


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3167 Views 6 Replies Latest reply: Dec 14, 2009 2:59 PM by Roger Wilmut1
Roger Wilmut1 Dec 13, 2009 11:40 PM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to vanmo92 HelpfulAccording to the Tech Note you read you should be able to do this:
Click on Report a Concern.
Select "is mine and I want it removed from the Music Store" from the Choose a Reason menu.
Explain why you want the podcast removed.
The 'block' tag is intended for temporary use: so I should give it another try and see whether you can do this - it shouldn't be advising you to use the tag.
If you really can't get this to work, then you will need to enter the line
anywhere in the top section of the feed between the <channel> and the first <item> tag.
In order to do this you will have to look in your iDisk in the Web/Sites folder and identify the folder in which your podcast was placed, and locate the reed file, which is a file with the extension .xml. Download this, open it in TextEdit, add the tag as described, and save it - when TextEdit offers to add '.txt' to the end decline this offer, the filename must be the same as before. Then upload it back to the same place, replacing the original. It will take a few days to take effect.
vanmo92 Dec 14, 2009 5:43 AM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to Roger Wilmut1First In iTunes "is mine and I want it removed" is not one of the options. I took a screenshot of the options I am given:
The "Remove a podcast" gives me this:
That being said I found the Feed file (I assumed thats what you meant because I could not find a "Reed" file) in my idisk:
Can you help specify what and where I need to put in said feed file.
Roger Wilmut1 Dec 14, 2009 8:07 AM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to vanmo92 SolvedIt looks as if they've withdrawn the manual removal facility - they should update their own instructions. It's inconsiderate because not everyone has access to their feed.
Sorry about 'Reed' - fat finger syndrome... however the file you post isn't a podcast feed file. I don't use iWeb for podcasting so it's a bit difficult to comment: but it should be in the same folder as the podcast page - that folder would probably be in a folder with the name of the site. The top of it would look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rss xmlns:itunes="http://www.itunes.com/dtds/podcast-1.0.dtd" version="2.0">
There may be other bits in the second tag, or an extra tag. You can place the 'block' tag immediately below the 'channel' tag.
If you are still having problems locating the file and would like to publish the URL of the iTunes Store page for the podcast you want to remove I will try to trace if for you.
vanmo92 Dec 14, 2009 11:24 AM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to Roger Wilmut1I went in and placed the block tag below the <channel> in every XML file I thought might affect it. I can still get to it in iTunes tho. Maybe it just takes a while to take effect. Here is the link to the podcast I want taken down in iTunes:
Here is the RSS feed link that I submitted to iTunes to get it in the store:
hope you are able to do something with those. Assuming adding the <itunes:block> tag into the XML files doesn't work.
vanmo92 Dec 14, 2009 11:31 AM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to vanmo92Just got an email from the iTunes guys saying that the old feed has been taken down. Guess it worked! Thanks!
Roger Wilmut1 Dec 14, 2009 2:59 PM
Re: Removing podcast from iTunes in response to vanmo92I'm glad you got it sorted. Evidently they do still remove it manually despite what the site says.


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Waiting for games is not easy, waiting for a new Grand Theft Auto is particularly difficult. According to National Alliance Capital Markets analyst Mike Hickey, we've still got a bit of a wait for GTA V – but, there's still a possibility it will release this year.
"It seems unlikely that Rockstar Games would launch both Max Payne 3 and GTA V in the month of May," said Hickey.
"Therefore, we have shifted our original expectation for GTA V to launch in May 2012, into the Company's 2013 fiscal second-half operating period (release window: Sept. '12 – March '13).
"We remain confident GTA V will ship in calendar year '12, based on an assumption that Rockstar is using a sub 12 month marketing window for GTA V and the Company's fiscal 2013 performance guidance, which would suggest the game's release."
The ever-good-for-a-quote Michael Pachter, of Wedbush, has weighed in with his own point of view, saying that GTA V "would benefit from giving Call of Duty some breathing room."
So, very late 2012 or early 2013 it is then. Oh, in other Rockstar news, Max Payne 3 has been delayed. Dang!
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Are they ever going to make an urban rivals app specifically for the ipad?
It really sucks having such a large screen but not being able to maximize it without the quality dropping.
...and might be a good idea to update it as well to match the current interface of the game, but making it native to iPad's resolution first would really make it better
Im still hopeing for a 3DS version but sadly due to the 3DS not supporting flash it probally won't happen but an IPad version is probally a bit easyer to make.
IPod no flash iPhone no flash
Still an app
Give android version market first please >:l
sadly the limitations of 3DS network connection will also come into play... at least an android/iPad has a Cell chip slot...
but if ever a mini game app comes up, i do hope it can be ported to all possible platforms - so i could also play on my 3DS heheh
and +1 Alice, making an android app should be somewhat easier than an itunes app
I know it probally won't/can't happen but I can hope though
Ironically I was thinking about purchasing an android tablet since I already have an android phone and iPads are hella expensive. I think I'll stick to my phone or try out the game via PC, because I have never played the game on a computer lol. Either from my old iPhone and iPod or my android.
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Dolphins players come out in defense of Richie Incognito
Dolphins players came out Wednesday in passionate support of Richie Incognito.
By CHARLIE McCARTHY FS Florida
DAVIE, Fla. -- The Miami Dolphins began the week advised to watch their words in light of Jonathan Martin's player misconduct allegations against Richie Incognito.
That changed on Wednesday.
"We're just trying to help clear Richie's name," defensive tackle Randy Starks said following the team's afternoon practice.
"Whatever was said, I'm sure wasn't meant that way. They're good friends. Richie's a good teammate. Jon Martin was a good teammate. I just think everything's gotten blown out of proportion."
The Dolphins spoke following an afternoon practice in preparation for their game Monday night at Tampa Bay. While players said they were focused on the Buccaneers, several also were eager to offer opinions on a controversy that has been fueling the national media.
"What's perceived is Richie is this psychopath, racist, maniac -- right?" tackle Tyson Clabo said. "And the reality is that Richie was a pretty good teammate, and that Richie and Jonathan Martin are friends, or appeared to be friends.
"I think if you have a problem with somebody, a legitimate problem with somebody, you should say, 'Hey, I have a problem with this,' and stand up and be a man."
Although Incognito was a member of the team's six-player leadership council, the guard's reputation around the league has been one of being a dirty player with past issues.
"It's unfortunate to see a guy go through different NFL programs, go to business school, do different things to change the way he's been," receiver Brian Hartline said, "to where, like they always say, the people who can hurt you the most are the ones closest to you. That's exactly what happened."
Said defensive tackle Paul Soliai: "He was a hard-working guy, come out ready to work. Funny guy. He was always a guy that put a smile on your face every morning. If the day's going slow, you'd know he'd pick everything up. He was a leader."
A leader who allegedly left racist voice mails and texts for Martin.
"I had no clue about the voice mail," quarterback Ryan Tannehill said. "I've never seen that, never heard about that. All I know about Richie is he was a great teammate to me. I saw him being a great teammate all the time.
"Does he like to give guys a hard time? Yes. Does he like to pester guys and have fun? Yes. But he brought a lot of laughter to this locker room, he brought a lot of looseness to this locker room. He was the best teammate I could ask for."
In Tannehill's opinion, Martin would have echoed those sentiments.
"I think if you would have asked Jon Martin a week before who his best friend on the team was he would have said Richie Incognito," Tannehill said. "The first guy to stand up for Jonathan when anything went down on the field, any kind of tussle, Richie was the first guy there. When they wanted to hang out outside of football, who was together? Richie and Jon."
Wednesday was the third straight day of practice for the Dolphins, who are coming off a Thursday night win against Cincinnati. Players were relatively tight-lipped Monday and not made available to the media on Tuesday.
During that time, the team received a ton of negative public scrutiny.
"Now we're able to say our opinion and really protect ourselves from being bullied from (the media)," Hartline said. "We had to sit back and listen to it for a few days. We're kind of tired it. We're just going to give our point, and then you can judge. Honestly, it caught us all off guard. It's a shame it happened."
Told players seemed to be supporting Incognito and not Martin, Hartline said: "We're not picking sides. It's not about picking sides. It's about telling our opinion, telling what we thought about the situation."
Tannehill, another leadership council member, said the events of the past 10 days were "kind of mind-blowing."
"Our phones are blowing up from anyone we've ever come in contact with about the situation," said Tannehill, who was asked if he would accept either Martin or Incognito back with Miami.
"It's tough. Both guys at this point have their rights and wrongs. If they were allowed to come back, if they chose to come back -- I'm big on forgiving people."
Reports Tuesday said members of the Miami coaching staff had encouraged Incognito to toughen up Martin, a second-year player form Stanford.
"I never heard that," Tannehill said.
"Nah, he don't need to be toughened up," guard John Jerry said. "I mean, you play high school football, you play college football -- you're tough enough. This is the league, you don't have to be toughened up anymore."
Martin bolted the team on Oct. 28 after a prank in the team's cafeteria, where players reportedly got up and left a table upon Martin's arrival.
Both Tannehill and Jerry said the stunt had been pulled on many players, many times.
"Everybody gets their share. That's one thing about the league," Jerry said. "When it happened to me, I laughed it off. I'd just get up, and then they come sit back down and everybody have a good time laughing about it."
Nobody's laughing now in light of a situation players said they knew nothing about and are struggling to understand.
"I don't think what happened was necessary," Clabo said. "You guys are trying to make it about locker room, and this secret code that you guys want to make up or whatever. But it's just decent. I don't know why he's doing this, and the only person who knows why is Jonathan Martin."
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Rootstech 2013: MyHeritage heads to Salt Lake City
MyHeritage is excited to see our old friends and meet new ones at next week's RootsTech 2013 conference, from March 21-23, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The event brings together genealogy and technology. It's a great place to share and learn from top genealogists and technologists about technology tools to help with your family history research.
MyHeritage Founder and CEO Gilad Japhet will give the keynote speech at 8.30am on Saturday, March 23, in Hall 1. He will unveil MyHeritage breaking news, so don't miss out!
Gilad will speak alongside David Pogue, personal technology weekly columnist for The New York Times and a monthly columnist for Scientific American.
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Innovation: What's next?
When was the last time you used a typewriter?
Technology crept into my life when I switched from my beloved black portable manual Remington typewriter to an IBM electric.
Just a few years ago - relatively speaking - personal computers were just appearing on the scene. We researched the old-fashioned way - handwriting letters, loading rolls of film in our cameras, visiting dusty archives and winding through endless rolls of microfilm in resource centers. It took hours of effort to search for family information.
Today we connect in ways we couldn't imagine only a short time ago. We communicate almost instantaneously with email and messaging, and we access ever-expanding Internet resources for family history. Everyone is connected by computer, by smartphone, by technology.
Once upon a time, my tech arsenal consisted of an electric typewriter. Period.
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Technology: Staying in touch through the years
There are many ways to stay connected with our family, no matter the distance.
We write e-mails, send letters or speak on the phone. Even with Skype on our computers, many of us still have a land line phone at home to connect with our families locally and worldwide.
Hearing our families' voices brings us closer together, but how were we able to keep in touch before all these technological advances showed up in our homes?
Construction of the first regular phone line was completed in 1877. By the end of 1880, there were 47,900 telephones in the US. Since the first Bell telephone company was established in 1878, phones have evolved from the "candlestick" telephone to rotary-dial and to today's cordless handsets.
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MyHeritage mobile app version 2.0 released today!
We're delighted to announce the release of MyHeritage app version 2.0, our free mobile application, packed with exciting new features. Now you can build and edit your family tree, add more information to it, and take your heritage with you anywhere you go.
Our mobile app is available for iPad, iPhone and Android smartphones and tablets, in 32 languages, and has been optimized for each platform using cutting-edge HTML5 and SVG technologies. Download the new app now, for free, from Apple's App Store or Google Play.
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2012: A MyHeritage year in review
Now's the time when we look at what we've accomplished over the past 12 months, and plan for the year ahead. It's time for reflection, introspection and preparation.
2012 has been an incredibly exciting year at MyHeritage and, as we stand on the cusp of 2013, here's a quick look at some of the highlights.
We kicked off the year by partnering with Family Tree DNA to introduce DNA testing for genealogy. DNA genetic genealogy testing can help you discover more relatives by comparing your results to a growing database of hundreds of thousands of people.
The results may match you to a living relative with whom you share a common ancestor who may have lived hundreds of years ago.
The results can also reveal ethnic backgrounds, providing more insight into where your ancestors may have lived and thus more clues as to where to search. Continue reading "2012: A MyHeritage year in review" »
Family History Discoveries: Your stories
Many MyHeritage members have made remarkable discoveries through their family history research.
For example, David thought that an entire branch of his family had died in WWII. Through a MyHeritage Smart Match, he discovered that they had survived. Read about how the families were reunited.
Read about Howard who found a long-lost cousin living in his own hometown!
We also helped to reunite half-siblings Ronald and Anneliese.
We publish these stories because we think they're a great way to inspire all of us in our family history research. Who knows what story we'll uncover with the next relative we add to our family tree.
If you're interested in sharing your inspiring story or breakthrough, and having it published in this blog, send it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Webinar: Genealogy 101
We're delighted to invite you to register now for our webinar: "Genealogy 101: Everything you need to know about researching your family history" which will be presented on Tuesday, November 13 at 2pm EST/7pm UK.
Join US genealogy adviser Schelly Talalay Dardashti for a Family History master class. This session, open to beginners and more advanced researchers alike, will cover everything from getting started in family history research to breaking down brick walls.
There will be a live Q&A session as well as a chat room to ask questions or comment during the webinar, so think about those things that challenge you and come prepared to challenge Schelly!
View recordings of past webinars on our webinar website.
We look forward to welcoming you online.
MyHeritage: Technology conference for developers
When we launched SuperSearch - MyHeritage's family history search engine - in June, it created quite a stir in the developer community.
So much, in fact, that we decided to organize a technology conference in our offices where we recently welcomed some 60+ software developers from leading technology companies.
Continue reading "MyHeritage: Technology conference for developers" »
Webinar: Tomorrow with Randy Seaver
We're delighted to invite you to register for our Online Record Matching Masterclass, tomorrow, Thursday, October 25.
MyHeritage's Mark Olsen will be joined by expert genealogist Randy Seaver, author of the geneablog Genea-Musings, who will discuss the surprises he's received from record matching for his personal family tree.
The webinar takes place at 1pm Pacific US (4pm Eastern US, or 9pm UK).
Visit your family site now to check your Record Matches. Learn more about Record Matching in this blog post.
View past webinars and register for future events on our new webinar website.
We look forward to welcoming you online.
Webinar: Record Matching with James Tanner
Following the success of our previous webinar, "An Introduction to Record Matching," we're delighted to invite you to register for our next online event: "Record Matching with special guest James Tanner".
Join MyHeritage chief genealogist Daniel Horowitz and expert genealogist James Tanner, author of the Genealogy's Star blog, who will discuss examples and surprises from James' own family tree.
The webinar takes place on Tuesday, Oct 16, 2012, at 2pm MDT (which corresponds to 4pm Eastern US time or 9pm in the UK).
Record Matching is a brand new technology from MyHeritage, designed to automatically find and match historical records (from our growing collection of 4+ billion records) to the 23 million family trees on MyHeritage...but with a twist!
It's the first and only technology to automatically search newspaper articles, books and other free-text documents. Record matching saves you time by bringing your family's historical documents directly to you. Visit your family site now to check your Record Matches. You can learn more about Record Matching on the blog post.
View past webinars and register for future events on our new webinar website.
We look forward to welcoming you online.