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NFL to announce London games at 9:30 a.m. ET
The full, 256-game NFL schedule won't be announced until April. Some of those 256 games will be announced today.
The NFL has announced that the games to be played in London next season will be unveiled Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m. ET.
A PFT reader in England who tipped us off to the looming announcement has also suggested that the following four games will be announced: Packers at Washington; Colts at Jaguars; Jaguars at Chargers (at Twickenham); and Eagles at Bengals. (That's not a firm report, but the guy was right that the announcement is coming today, so let's see if he's right about the four matchups.)
The window for playing the games is expected to be October 9 through November 6. If the Jaguars play twice in London, it will mean that they won't have a bye week after one of the two games.
Over the past few years, there have been periodic rumors of the Jaguars playing a second game in London, via a road game to go along with the home game they play there every year. There's a chance those rumors will finally come to fruition.
Either way, we'll know within an hour.
Aaron Rodgers excited about seeing Bart Starr, Brett Favre
Aaron Rodgers is going to be busy with a game he's trying to win, but the Packers quarterback also knows Thursday night's going to be historic on a number of levels.
In addition to the retirement of Brett Favre's jersey marking the healing of relationships at a personal and organizational level, there's also the matter of Packers legend Bart Starr's return, in what his wife has said will likely be their final trip to Green Bay because of the health issues he's faced in recent years.
That makes it meaningful for Rodgers, who has developed a close relationship with Starr over the years.
"You know Bart's been such a great encouragement to me since I was drafted here, and I really have appreciated all of our conversations over the years with him and his lovely wife," Rodgers said, via Wes Hodkiewicz of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. "He was kind of enough to do my charity event a few years ago and I was able to do another charity event with him. It's tough to follow him speaking because he's had such incredible stories, whether he's talking about Super Bowls or NFL championships or the Ice Bowl. It's always fun being around him but he's such a positive, encouraging person. It'll be great to see him."
Of course, Rodgers has another role in the Packers history which will be made, as his appearance on stage with Favre at the 2013 NFL Honors show broke the ice on the relationship between Favre and the team, after their ugly separation in 2008.
"It does feel like a long time ago," Rodgers said. "I think it's been a good proper healing process for everybody. Kind of starting with us on stage at the honors, getting to share some laughs together, and just going from there. It's the right thing to do and be exciting for him and Packer fans in a couple days, and great to see him into the Hall of Fame next offseason."
And having three legendary quarterbacks in Lambeau Field together is going to make it a memorable night, particularly for the one who has a job to do.
Report: D.J. Fluker back in concussion protocol
Chargers guard D.J. Fluker suffered a concussion during practice last Wednesday, but got cleared in time to play against the Chiefs on Sunday.
He did not emerge from his return to the field unscathed. Michael Gehlken of U-T San Diego reports that Fluker reported feeling concussion symptoms, including headaches, after playing 60 snaps in the loss to Kansas City and that he has been placed in the league's concussion protocol for the second time in two weeks.
As Fluker's quick trip through the protocol last week illustrates, there is no preordained time a player must be out following a concussion although Fluker's history may call for a different approach this time around. It's the fourth time in three NFL seasons that Fluker has been concussed, which isn't a number that you like to see for any player and especially not for one whose return to the field would include a return to the blows to the head that are unavoidable part of playing offensive line.
Nose tackle Sean Lissemore and safety Jahleel Addae were also diagnosed with concussions last Sunday, bringing the number of concussions suffered by Chargers players to 12 during a lost season in San Diego.
Wednesday morning one-liners
The Bills blew an opportunity on Monday night.
London-born Dolphins RB Jay Ajayi is getting a lot of attention overseas.
Said Patriots owner Robert Kraft on the inadvertent whistle on Monday night, "Well, we won the game. I am very happy about that. I think some of us were frustrated but that's part of the game. They are humans. They're not robots. I'm just glad we won the game."
Will the Jets make a run at Drew Brees this offseason.
Ravens QB Joe Flacco wasn't having a good season even before his torn ACL on Sunday.
Bengals DE Wallace Gilberry committed a random act of kindness.
Is Browns owner Jimmy Haslam ready to part ways with Johnny Manziel?
Steelers K Chris Boswell says a key to being a good kicker is not over-thinking it.
Texans coach Bill O'Brien thinks that by using the wildcat on Sunday, he's made his offenses more difficult for opposing defenses to prepare to face.
The Colts' special teams would like to be known for something other than SwingingGateGate.
Jaguars WR Allen Hurns wasn't disappointed to snap his streak of seven consecutive games with a receiving touchdown.
Here's a look at some of the players the Titans could draft.
Some Broncos players spent their day off helping the needy.
Patience is paying off for Chiefs RB Spencer Ware.
Raiders WR Amari Cooper is in a slump, but the team isn't worried.
Being underdogs to the Jaguars is a new low for the Chargers.
The Cowboys had three fourth-quarter sacks on Sunday after not having any all season previously.
If the Giants go 4-2 the rest of the way and finish 9-7, they'll almost certainly win the NFC East.
More talk that Chip Kelly won't be back in Philadelphia in 2016.
In a good division, Washington might be out of it, but in the NFC East, Washington is in it.
Bears WR Kevin White still isn't likely to play this season, even after returning to practice.
Lions QB Matthew Stafford may not have lived up to expectations, but that doesn't mean Detroit would find anyone better in the draft.
How would history have changed if the Packers hadn't traded for Brett Favre?
Vikings coach Mike Zimmer stresses the mental side of the game to his players.
The Falcons' run defense ranks first in the league at 87.4 yards per game.
Panthers long snapper J.J. Jansen still had a headache on Tuesday after a hard hit on Sunday.
Saints QB Drew Brees says everyone loved departed defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
Bucs RB Doug Martin and QB Jameis Winston are getting recognition for their big games on Sunday.
Cardinals rookie LB Markus Golden is starting to turn it on.
The treasurer of St. Louis says the city has bigger problems than building a new stadium for an NFL team.
San Francisco QB Dylan Thompson has made a fast rise from the practice squad to being ready to play if Blaine Gabbert goes down.
The Seahawks feel like they're back to playing their brand of football.
Del Rio: Amari Cooper will work through whatever needs correcting
The Raiders lost for the third straight week in Detroit last Sunday, dropping their record to 4-6 and dousing some of the good feelings generated during the first half of the season.
Among the things that took a turn for the worse from those better days was the production of rookie wide receiver Amari Cooper. Cooper had one catch for four yards against Detroit and dropped two other throws in his direction in what was easily the worst outing of his brief NFL career. Raiders coach Jack Del Rio didn't sound too concerned Tuesday about more of the same against the Titans this week.
"He's a good player," Del Rio said, via the San Jose Mercury News. "He's been very consistent in his approach. We like the approach he has. We'll work through whatever things need to be corrected."
The Raiders offense has slowed down across the board over the last two weeks, scoring 27 total points after averaging over 30 a game in their three previous games. It's a trend that will have to change if the Raiders are going to get back on the path to a winning record that they were traveling down in October.
Greg Hardy told ex-teammate he wants to prove Panthers wrong
Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy has declared the Panthers "a nameless, faceless opponent" this week, but that doesn't mean he doesn't still have their phone numbers.
Some of the old teammates he left behind in Carolina said they still keep in touch with the controversial defensive end, who they'll see in person on Thursday.
Via Bill Voth of Black and Blue Review, fullback Mike Tolbert said he talks to Hardy "all the time."
"He's very excited just to prove to everybody, especially the Panthers, that he still can play and it was a mistake letting him go," Tolbert said of a recent text from Hardy.
Of course, if Hardy thinks his being shown the door was football related, then he's as delusional as a guy who thinks he's the victim regarding his domestic violence arrest and subsequent suspension.
Isolating his play on the field, Hardy was a beast his last few years in Carolina (26.0 sacks in his final two full seasons there), and was generally liked in the locker room such that he had a presence there. He was quirky, for sure, and got a wide berth. So when it was time to make a decision on his future, some players lobbied for him to return.
"Greg Hardy is a guy that you flat out want on your football team," Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis said. "He's a guy that's a game-changer. He can go out and totally wreck a game plan if you allow him to.
"So of course we went and spoke up for him trying to get him back. But a few details came out with his whole situation and unfortunately we weren't able to get him back."
Yes, a few details, a list of which the Cowboys are sorting through and receiving the backlash for now. And while Hardy is a rare pass-rush talent, the Panthers are doing pretty well without him at the moment, which is why they're willing say nice things and move along.
"He did some good things for us as a football player," Panthers coach Ron Rivera said when asked to sum up his experience with Hardy.
And the things he didn't say spoke volumes.
Matt Forte says he's playing on Thursday
The Bears have played the last three games without running back Matt Forte, but it sounds like they can add his return to their list of things to be thankful for on Thanksgiving night.
Forte has been practicing for a while and said Tuesday that he's ready to take the next step by returning to the lineup at Lambeau Field to face the Packers. Forte said he could have played last Sunday, but the quick turnaround this week made waiting the more sensible choice.
"I'm excited just to get back out there," Forte said, via ESPN.com. "Not really a lot of fun watching the games and doing all that and not be able to help your team win, so I'm not really used to doing that. But it's going to be fun to get back out there on the field and help us out. Just looking forward to being out there."
Rookie Jeremy Langford has been filling in for Forte and put up strong numbers in the first two outings before finding rougher going against the Broncos last Sunday. Offensive coordinator Adam Gase said having both backs will give the offense a "really interesting one-two punch" and we'll get a first chance to see it over a slice of pumpkin pie.
Muhammad Wilkerson says Todd Bowles "went off" on Jets
After all the boasting and bluster of the Rex Ryan era, Todd Bowles appears to be a calming influence on the Jets.
But don't let that stoic demeanor fool you, as he's capable unleashing some fire and brimstone of his own.
Via Seth Walder of the New York Daily News, Jets defensive tackle Muhammad Wilkerson said Bowles "went off" on the team after last week's loss to the Texans.
"Coach Todd, after the game, went off on us and told us, 'Losing is not acceptable,'" Wilkerson said on WFAN. "He doesn't like losing, as well. I'm pretty sure that everybody in the locker room definitely needs to have that spark lit under them this week, and we need to get these wins rolling quickly."
Bowles was upset but restrained in his postgame press conference.
"I'm extremely upset today, but I'm not going to take it out here," Bowles said to reporters. "We'll discuss that in-house when I get back in the locker room and we get in the meeting."
That discussion was apparently quite heated once the doors closed and the cameras were off.
"He's an emotional guy," Wilkerson said. "He yells at us when things are not going as they should on the field, and they're not looking the way he expects it to be. He definitely gets on us."
He should, as the Jets have slipped from 4-1 to 5-5 and the middle of a morass of teams fighting for AFC playoff spots. They've shown they can play well at times, but last week was not one of those times, and Bowles apparently let his guys know it in no uncertain terms.
Jason Garrett doesn't deny he cut players for their clothing
Sometimes a coach has to make a stand, to let his players know what behavior is acceptable and what isn't, or his leadership will slowly erode.
So when former Cowboys cornerback Corey White and running back Christine Michael showed up for a flight to Tampa not wearing a suit, they were cut.
Via Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star Telegram, White has said his choice of clothing was the reason for his release in a TMZ Sports report, and Garrett didn't deny it when asked yesterday.
"We evaluate our players every minute of every day," Garrett said. "We evaluate our players in meetings, in walk throughs, on the practice field, the opportunity to get in games, how they interact with their teammates. The body of work of each of those guys. We evaluate all of it. At some point you say we feel like we like we should give someone else the opportunity to have this privilege to be a Dallas Cowboy. That is what we did in both of those cases. The decisions were made in the best interest of the Dallas Cowboys."
Asked a follow-up question specifically about the suits, Garrett replied: "We evaluate our players every minute of every day."
It's a fine stance, as getting dressed in a professional manner might in some way help create the "business trip" mindset coaches are looking for when going on the road. But making an example of bottom-of-the-roster players is also interesting considering their handling of Greg Hardy.
While the Cowboys have become skilled contortionists for their efforts to bend over backward for their talented defensive end, they've also had to explain away a number of infractions and bad choices from him, and he remains employed.
That's what happens with stars.
Rams hoping to get Case Keenum on the field today
The Rams weren't able to tell that quarterback Case Keenum was concussed in a timely fashion Sunday, but they're paying close attention to his progress now.
Via the Associated Press, Keenum watched film and went to meetings but did not practice Tuesday while in the league's concussion protocol, but coach Jeff Fisher was hopeful he'd be able to do some things today.
"We're hopeful tomorrow he'll be ready to do some things outside," Fisher said. "So he's feeling pretty well, actually."
If he isn't cleared, Nick Foles would get his old starting job back.
Of course, the more important part will be the league fixing its concussion-spotting methodology so a concussed player isn't able to stay on the field the way Keenum was.
Rams statement: Stedman Bailey in "critical, but stable, condition"
St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey was shot Tuesday night in Miami and remains in the hospital following the incident.
The team released a statement just after midnight EST.
"We are aware Stedman Bailey was involved in an incident this evening," the team said in a statement. "We have spoken with Stedman and he is in the hospital in critical, but stable, condition. We are gathering facts about the situation and will provide updates as we learn more."
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Bailey was shot twice in the head while sitting in a car with several family members. The driver of the car was shot many times while shielding the children in the vehicle from the gunfire. His wounds are apparently life-threatening.
Bailey will have surgery tomorrow to tend to his injuries.
Bailey is currently in the middle of a four-game suspension for a violation of the league's substance-abuse policy. He has 12 catches for 182 yards and a touchdown this season for St. Louis.
Source: Stedman Bailey has been shot
Rams receiver Stedman Bailey was shot Tuesday evening in Miami. A league source with knowledge of the situation has confirmed to PFT that rampant rumors of the incident are indeed true.
Per the source, a statement from the Rams is expected within the next hour or so. The source was unable to confirm at this point any specific details regarding Bailey's condition.
Bailey played college football at West Virginia. He was a third-round pick of the Rams in 2013.
UPDATE 12:28 a.m. ET: Mike Silver of NFL.com reports that Bailey suffered a head wound that is not considered to be life threatening. Per Silver, Bailey is scheduled to undergo surgery in the morning.
Reports: Marshawn Lynch needs "a couple weeks" to determine status
The Seattle Seahawks expected to be without running back Marshawn Lynch this week against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
They'll need to get comfortable with him missing a few more weeks before learning what his status will be for the remainder of the season.
According to Adam Schefter of ESPN.com, Lynch needs "a couple weeks to see how he does" after meeting with a specialist – Dr. William Meyers – in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Lynch missed Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers due to an abdominal injury suffered late in practice on Nov.6. Head coach Pete Carroll was asked Monday if he could envision any scenario in which Lynch was able to play against Pittsburgh.
"I don't know about that now. It's legitimately bothering him. He would have played yesterday if he could have," Carroll said. "That's why they treat you. They'll treat him back there. Maybe the docs have got something they can help him with. I don't know."
In Carroll-speak, any use of the word "legit" or its other iterations tends to imply an injury is of a significant severity.
"(Surgery) could happen. I don't know that," Carroll said. "That's a possibility but the (intention) is to go back there for the evaluation to find out what's next. There are a couple choices, possibly, depending on what the doc feels is necessary. Then we'll just wait and see what that all means."
By giving Lynch a few weeks to bounce back from the injury, it could also possibly jeopardize any chance of Lynch coming back this season. Per Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports, Lynch is expected to miss 4-5 weeks due to injury with the hope being he'll be back in late December.
However, if he doesn't bounce back as expected the delay in further treatment options could potentially leave Lynch out of time. In the interim, the Seahawks will get an extended look at the future with Thomas Rawls taking the reins during Lynch's absence.
UPDATE 12:32 a.m. ET: Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported that Lynch will have surgery on Wednesday for a sports hernia and is expected to miss a month.
Chip Kelly was a little testy on Monday
The Eagles have lost two straight games at home, punctuated by a 45-17 loss to a team that won a total of two games in 2014. And the strain of a season with as many losses (six) through 10 games as the team had through 16 in each of Chip Kelly's first two seasons have increased the level of stress for the head coach.
That stress manifested itself on Monday, when Kelly got a little testy in two different settings.
First, during an appearance with Angelo Cataldi of 94WIP in Philadelphia, Cataldi asked Kelly if the coach gets mad at players during or after a blowout loss at home to a middle-of-the-pack team.
"I don't think you have to yell at grown men," Kelly said, via CBS Philly. "I think every single play in that locker room is as disappointed, or more disappointed, than anybody in this city in terms of how we played and what the outcome of this game was. So for someone to have yell at them or raise their voice, they're not two-year-olds. They're grown men. They know exactly what's going on. That's Harry High School stuff. That doesn't flow and that doesn't work and that's not what people talk about. If that's what people want, if people want a screamer and yeller, then let's hire you 'cause you're really good at it."
Said Cataldi in response: "I'm not sure I'd be worse than 4-6."
Later, during a press conference, a reporter reminded Kelly that he doesn't need to yell at players because they're grown men, but then asked whether Kelly has considered making personnel changes. Here's how the rest of the exchange went, from the transcript distributed by the team.
Kelly: "No, not at all."
Q: "And why not?"
Kelly: "Because I feel confident in the guys we have right now."
Q: "The definition of insanity is doing the same things over and over and getting the same results –"
Kelly: "I've never heard that before. Thanks for sharing that with us."
Q: "Well, it's Einstein."
Kelly: "Okay."
Q: "But do you ever look –"
Kelly: "We lost two games. I think sometimes people panic and throw the baby out with the bath water. I think we have a really good football team, and I'm very confident in those football players."
To use Kelly's metaphor, he's not willing to throw out the baby or the bath water. And it's creating a nasty soup of water plus the stuff a baby will inevitably deposit in the water if the baby is left in the water long enough.
Broncos tried to get Jimmy Clausen on waivers
Here's how bad it has gotten for the Broncos: In the effort to fill up their depth chart with healthy quarterbacks, they tried to get Jimmy Clausen.
According to Mike Klis of 9News.com, the Broncos made a waivers claim for Clausen, who was cut by the Bears on Monday. The Broncos, at 8-2, had lower priority on the waiver hierarchy than the Ravens, who secured Clausen with a 3-7 record.
The Broncos will work out Christian Ponder on Wednesday. The team has announced that Peyton Manning will miss at least two more weeks due to a lingering foot injury, and they only have Brock Osweiler and Trevor Siemian on the active roster, other than Manning.
There aren't many options in free agency. Apart from, you know, a certain quarterback who led the Broncos to the final eight in 2011.


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Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a vocal defender of President Barack Obama's surveillance policies and chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Monday the panel will thoroughly review the nation's intelligence program in the wake of reports that the National Security Agency spied on foreign leaders.
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When sending HTML e-mail, I understand that it's a best practice to send a plain text version as well.
But my question is: Must you send a plain text version as well?
What are the repercussions?
When sending HTML e-mail, I understand that it's a best practice to send a plain text version as well.
But my question is: Must you send a plain text version as well?
What are the repercussions?
You never have to. If the recipient however, is unable to receive HTML emails or their client does not support them then chances are the HTML will be displayed as plain text. Also, some email providers/clients like Verizon, GMail or Outlook will strip out certain tags so you HTML is malformed.
At least as far as Outlook 2007 is concerned, there are no reprecussions. We have an internal app that sends out emails in HTML format only and Outlook doesn't complain and renders the HTML content.
Sending an email with a plain-text version is simply common courtesy to support email clients that either don't support HTML format, or have their client set to render plain-text only. It's actually more prevalent than you may think so if you can either ask the user their preference or send both.
Ideally you should collect the user preference of email and send the email based on this preference, it is impossible to guess what they prefer. This is not so much a best practice thing as opposed to a user preference, though it is rare now that users have email clients incapable of rendering html content, this does not preclude however email clients blocking html content (like GMail, Outlook) unless explicitly allowed by the user.
On my humble opinion you must think on the receivers of the mail you are trying to send. I mean, if they have Mail User Agents that support a given format or not.
Also, you should be aware of making a compatible HTML e-mail otherwise it won't be interpreted right on every Mail User Agent.
Hope that helps,
Think that, for example, Gmail interface shows in the header the first lines of the e-mail, and Outlook does too, if you send an HTML e-mail without plain text version, the text won't be displayed, at least in my case.
What I've seen from dozens of e-mails is that they normally include a line that tells:
Another thing that I can tell you is that, for example, the iPhone downloads first the plain text message, and later the html formatted one.


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Making Money with Mobile Homes for Sale That Must Be Moved
If you comb through your local online advertisement site, let's say Craigslist.com you will likely find a few advertisements for mobile homes that must be sold and "must be moved" in order to buy. These homes offer a great source of inexpensive quality homes for the prepared investor to pick up minus the land for pennies on the dollar compared to what your competition may be paying.
Why would a mobile home need to be moved before I buy it?
The sellers of the mobile home for sale may or may not own the land under which the home is sitting. If the sellers do own the land then it is more than likely he or she is wishing to upgrade to a larger and newer mobile home or perhaps build a traditional site-built home. The owner's old manufactured home may need to be removed from its foundation before a new mobile home can be pulled on to the foundation.
The Seller's Problem?
Some mobile home movers may not transport mobile homes older than 20 years old. Similarly many mobile home parks will not allow 10-20 year old homes to be moved in to their parks. So what can a home owner do with this unwanted mobile home that may or may not need repairs?
The answer is to try and sell their "in-the-way" home to the highest bidder. Unfortunately, many times there are little to zero buyers looking to buy a used mobile home that has to be moved. On average a mobile home will cost between three and ten thousand dollars to transport (within town) depending on the size of the home.
Some owners even look to have metal companies pull the home off the land to recycle it. Even scrap metal companies charge for this service. So after months and months a motivated seller can turn into a Top Priority seller and want to get rid of the home at any cost.
Some sellers even give away their unwanted mobile homes for little to nothing. >>FREE<<
Begin looking for advertisements that read, "Home must be moved" in the body of the description.
Steps to a FREE mobile home (always be on the look-out):
- 1. Know where you want to move a home once you find one. Line up a park or acquire a piece of vacant land (zoned for a mobile home) to keep your home. If your mobile home does qualify many mobile home parks are giving great incentives to pull a home in. Incentives such as; discounted lot rent, free lot rent, part or 100% of the transport fee paid for, and more. Find a park that will pay for your mobile home to be moved into their park.
- 2. Find a mobile home for sale and negotiate win-win terms. If this seller is a Top Priority seller they may give the home way free of charge just to be rid of it. Locate a top priority seller and offer to remove it for free.
- 3. Call local movers in your area. You do not need the best company just the cheapest company that will safely and legally get the home moved (within town) and "Set-Up" (Water, Plumbing and/or Gas connected and leveled).
- One or more of these connecting services may need to be preformed by a professional. Secure a local mover that understands their company will be paid by the mobile home park.
- 4. Transport the home and sell for a profit.
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Port Clinton's Abby Skrbina unfurls a pitch in Tuesday's 8-1 setback to Fremont Ross. Becca Day had two doubles for the Redskins. / Jonathon Bird/News Herald
FREMONT -- Tuesday marked the first time Port Clinton's softball team had been outside on a diamond together this season.
The Redskins fell to Fremont Ross 8-1.
Port Clinton opened the scoring as Kayla Collins walked and scored on an RBI double from Becca Day in the first inning. Day added a leadoff double in the fifth but was stranded.
Collins added two singles. The Redskins' Clare Pluckhorn walked and had an infield single.
"She sets the tone," Port Clinton coach Paul Skrbina said of Collins. "We made it look easy in the first inning but the bats went silent."
Skrbina said he expects Day will be a solid run producer.
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Port Clinton pitcher Abby Skrbina struck out three and walked seven. Two of the Little Giants' runs scored on an error and another came home on a passed ball.
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"She's not a cold weather pitcher," Coach Skrbina said. "She started well. They started hitting in the fourth inning. The conditions didn't help. It was a tough first game."
Ross broke open a tight game with three runs in the fourth for a 5-1 advantage.
"It's always important to do that," Ross pitcher Jordyn Gallagher said of establishing the cushion. "We came around and our hitting improved."
Gallagher struck out nine and walked three in seven innings. Port Clinton batters looked at four called third strikes by Coach Skrbina's count.
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Gallagher added two singles, a triple and two runs at the plate.
Port Clinton opened its campaign with Collins (center field) leading off followed by Bethany Buchanan (shortstop), Day (third base), Amy Dole (second base), Skrbina, Courtney Kast (catcher), Pluckhorn (first base), Lindsey Balduf (left field) and Avery Faust (right field). Balduf was replaced by Sydney Jones.
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Analyst Andrew J Neff of Bear Stearns has on Apple stock and raised his target on Apple's stock price from $50 to $58, according to NewRatings.com: "In a research note published on September 23, the analyst mentions that the company is witnessing robust demand for its iPod nano and iBook products. The sequential CPU unit growth estimates for 3Q and 4Q may prove conservative, since Apple Computer is gaining share in the PC market, the analyst says. According to Bear Stearns, the target price has been revised to reflect a shift in the base year from 2005 to 2006."


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women who are on food stamps should breastfeed
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did you come up with this all on your own.. or?
Well, some women can't. And not to mention the fact that some work and need to supplement with formula while they are away from baby.
Either way, its none of your business.
And I believe ALL women should breastfeed, but that's just how I think it should be. It's a choice.
Everyone can breastfeed, practice makes perfect.
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Not everyone can breast feed, plus this is an old topic....
some can't common sense people. just cause you think it should be doesn't mean it should be. what if they can't bf. do you kick them off of pa?


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Journal Sentinel business reporter Tom Daykin talks about commercial real estate and development.
Town financing go-ahead for The Corners gets initial OK
A plan for the Town of Brookfield to provide around $30 million in financing for The Corners, a proposed retail, office and apartment development anchored by a Von Maur department store, has received an initial green light.
The Town Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to authorize Ehlers & Associates Inc., a consulting firm, and Town Administrator Rick Czopp to proceed with the creation of a tax incremental financing district for The Corners.
Ehlers and Czopp will return to the Plan Commission, Community Development Authority and Town Board with a specific tax district proposal that includes a recommended amount for the community to spend, and an estimate on how long it would take for that money to be repaid.
That could happen by September or October, Czopp said Wednesday.
Town officials have been negotiating with Marcus Corp., which would develop The Corners, for over a year. The goal is to create the tax financing district this fall so the town can borrow money for the project by the end of December, Czopp said.
"We need to get started," he said.
The town would pay for road work and other expenses. The property taxes from The Corners would pay off that debt over several years. Once the debt is repaid, the property taxes flow to the town, its school district and other local governments.
If approved, the town would spend $30 million to $35 million on the project, Czopp said. The estimated value of The Corners has been revised to $150, up from the initial estimate of $100 million.
The board's vote Tuesday night in open session occurred with little discussion, It was proceeded by a closed session, where board members discussed the town's negotiations with Marcus over the financing proposal.
Board members also discussed in closed session the town's legal strategy in pursuing its plans to incorporate as a village, according to the meeting's agenda.
State law permits discussion in closed session on both topics. Any votes must occur in open session.
The Corners is planned for 19 acres between W. Blue Mound Road and I-94, east of N. Barker Road. That site is now occupied by a small strip retail center and former theater owned by Marcus, and a former Menards store.
Marcus wants to begin demolishing those buildings by the end of the year, with construction of the Von Maur store and other buildings to begin in the spring of 2013. Under that schedule, The Corners would open in November 2014.
The Corners plan was disclosed in 2011, when the Legislature and Gov. Scott Walker approved legislation allowing the Town of Brookfield to create a tax district to help finance the project. Towns, unlike Wisconsin cities and villages, are otherwise prohibited from creating tax financing districts for retail projects.
Marcus and Von Maur initially wanted to begin construction by this spring, and have The Corners open by fall 2013. But delays in negotiating a proposed tax financing district postponed that initial plan.
The negotiations have taken longer than expected because town officials want to make sure the tax district, if approved, is financially sound, Czopp said. He noted this would be the town's first such tax financing district.
Davenport, Iowa-based Von Maur's planned 140,000-square-foot store would make up roughly one-third of The Corners, which would have about 460,000 square feet of retail and office space, along with 110 to 120 higher-end apartments.
Tuesday's vote marked the first town action on The Corners since March, when the board approved the creation of a Community Development Authority. The authority would raise money for the tax district by selling long-term bonds to investors.
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For the case below I am wondering if I can code both 28008 (fasciotomy) and 28119 for the heel spur excision. The physician indicates both procedures but the code 28119 is for ostectomy, calcaneus which in reading the report I'm not sure the bone spur was removed or just smoothed down?
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POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES: Heel spur and plantar fasciitis, left foot.
1. Excision of heel spur, left foot.
2. Plantar fasciotomy, left foot.
ESTIMATED BLOOD LOSS: None.
MATERIALS: 3-0 nylon.
INJECTABLES: 10 cc of 0.5% Marcaine preoperatively and 10 cc of 1% lidocaine intraoperatively.
DRESSINGS: Xeroform, fluffs, Kerlix and Ace wrap.
COMPLICATIONS: None.
PROCEDURE IN DETAIL: The patient brought into the operative room and placed on the operating table in a supine position where IV sedation was administered. A 10 cc of 0.5% Marcaine plain was infiltrated into the left foot for adequate local anesthesia. The left foot was prepped and draped in the usual standard aseptic fashion. Upon exsanguination, the left pneumatic ankle tourniquet was inflated to 250 mmHg. Attention was then directed to the plantar medial aspect of the left heel where a linear incision was made at the plantar fascial insertion to the calcaneus. This incision was deepened bluntly to the level of plantar fascia. The soft tissue was freed superiorly and inferiorly from the plantar fascia. A Smillie knife was then used to resect the medial two-thirds of the plantar fascia. A surgical rasp was then used to rasp the heel spur smooth. This was confirmed using FluoroScan intraoperatively. Satisfied that the patient's pathology had been addressed, the wound was copiously lavaged using saline. The surgical wound was then re-approximated using 3-0 nylon. 1 cc of dexamethasone was infiltrated postoperatively and the surgical wound was then dressed using Xeroform, fluffs, Kerlix and an Ace wrap. The patient tolerated both the anesthesia and procedure well and was transported from the operating room to the recovery room with vital signs stable and vascular status intact to the left foot.
The dictation states that he resected the plantar fascia, I know he states in procedures performed a fasciotomy, but resection usually means that there was an excision or removal. If the physician actually excised the fascia that would be a fasciectomy. I would query the physician to confirm if the fascia was just released or removed.
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As companies struggle to recover from the economic downturn, these directives are all too common – reduce headcount, do more with less, outsource non-core functions and streamline processes. No one disputes the efficacy of technology to achieve these goals, but capital funding is a major challenge.
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The latest trend among corporations when it comes to payment execution is to pay invoices electronically by card using virtual card technology. Adopting an electronic B2B payment strategy that takes advantage of highly secure virtual cards will enable your company to reduce its A/P costs, streamline A/P processes, and generate revenue through card rebate programs.
Rebates from card payments can turn your A/P cost center into a revenue generator. Your company can earn rebates from check disbursements that are migrated to card payments. These rebates are based on a defined percentage of your total monthly spend and are paid to you monthly. This contributes directly to your company's cash flow. You can use these rebates to fund your A/P automation initiatives upstream. Using card rebates to offset the cost of additional automation makes the ROI in your business case even stronger and more compelling!
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Suter, Keith, Contemporary Review
ABOUT 100,000 people produce at least 90 per cent of Western Australia's export revenue from iron ore and petroleum products. The Pilbara region--in north-west Australia--is a very good example of why Australia remains economically the 'wonder downunder' (see my article 'The Australian Economy: The continuing "Wonder down under" in the Winter 2009 issue of Contemporary Review). Indeed, Australia's richest person and the world's richest woman--Gina Rinehart--resides in Perth, the capital of Western Australia (WA) and has a family fortune partly derived from mining. The Pilbara is also a recent example of the Australian resource stampede that has gone on for about 160 years and shows no sign of slowing down.
In 1986 I travelled to Karratha, 1500 kilometres north of Perth, which was then one of the main emerging pioneering locations in the Pilbara. I wrote an article for this journal on the region's evolving mineral and energy boom. (1) In June 2012 I was back in the Karratha for the Pilbara Pulse Economic Summit (2) and was able to see how the area was being transformed by the boom. In 1986 the pioneering young workers and their families lived in rugged makeshift accommodation, with few social networks: a town where the average age was 13 and there was no cemetery. Now Karratha is far more settled, including having its own cemetery; people are living there long enough to die there.
This article begins with an examination of the Pilbara region. It then looks at the pleasures and problems of mineral and energy development. It concludes with the ironical comment that although the region is very important for Australia's wealth, few Australians know much about it and yet this region is part of Australia's gateway into the twenty-first century Asian century.
The Pilbara Region
The Pilbara region is geographically about twice the size of the UK or about 80 per cent larger than California. It runs from the north-west coast east across to the Northern Territory border. 'Pilbara' is derived from the local Indigenous language meaning 'dry' and 'Karratha' is also from a local language meaning 'good country' or 'soft earth'.
Australia is the world's oldest, driest, flattest continent. WA is the oldest part of the world's oldest continent. Other continents benefit, so to speak, from volcanoes, earthquakes, glaciers and other natural disturbances that disrupt the earth's surface and renews it (which is ideal for generating soil for agricultural cultivation). Australia is the world's most geologically stable continent because it sits on its own single tectonic plate and so the surface has been less disturbed by geological activity than that of any other inhabited continent.
Australia's Indigenous Peoples are the world's oldest continuous civilization. (3) They arrived in northern Australia about 50,000-60,000 years ago. The Pilbara's Burrup Peninsula and Dampier Archipelago contain the richest body of rock art in the world. (4) There are an estimated one million images carved into the ancient rocks. By being carved into rocks, from about at least 20,000 years ago, they have survived a lot better than cave and rock paintings, which get eroded by the weather. (The risk to rock carvings tends to come from rising sea levels that submerge the rocks.) As archaeologists explore more of Australia's remote and isolated north, so they are finding more examples of ancient Indigenous art; the art is now among the world's oldest (and on a par with the more explored regions of France and Spain(5)).
Indigenous Peoples made a success of living on the world's most inhospitable continent. They lived lightly on the land and learnt how to make the most of the local environment. For example, this year I was taken around some of the rock carvings and my guide pointed out to me how we were also walking through an Indigenous 'fast food outlet' and pharmacy. The plants, which meant nothing to me, were food sources and some of them could be used for medicinal purposes. …


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Many vaccinations, including the MMR vaccine that protects against mumps and measles, are mandatory for all students enrolled in public high schools, but there is an exemption for families whose religious beliefs prohibit or discourage vaccination. There's also an exemption for students who have complicating health issues, such as a compromised immune system. The number of families claiming the religious exemption in this district has grown significantly over time—from just a few dozen a decade ago to over one thousand this year.
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Last year I argued that the Seattle Seahawks were the key to how the top ten would play out.
They had expressed considerable interest in quarterback Mark Sanchez, had a greater need at offensive tackle and employed a general manager in Tim Ruskell who favored safe players like outside linebacker Aaron Curry.
The Seahawks obviously went with Curry with the fourth pick of the draft.
The ramifications of this decision, of course, were that the Browns traded their pick to the Jets, who took Sanchez and the run on offensive linemen continued in the top ten despite Seattle ignoring the position.
This year the Washington Redskins own the fourth pick. They're the team thought likely by league insiders to control what happens early in the first round.
It is possible that the Lions surprise and select OT Russell Okung second overall to protect their young quarterback Matt Stafford, but most in the league believe the three best players in the 2010 draft are Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford, Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh and Oklahoma defensive tackle Gerald McCoy -- likely going in that order to the Rams, Lions and Bucs, respectively.
The Redskins have a need for a young quarterback, especially considering that Jason Campbell is a restricted free agent expected to sign a one year deal. The Redskins recently signed former first round pick Rex Grossman, but he too, is only signed through next season. There are some who believe Notre Dame's Jimmy Clausen is destined for the Redskins.
Others, however, point to Washington's lack of talent at offensive tackle. The retirement of Chris Samuels opened up a gaping hole at left tackle that veteran Levi Jones struggled to fill last year when Samuels was hurt. Right tackle isn't much better with Stephon Heyer.
Still others have argued that a good Washington defense could carry the team in Mike Shanahan's first year if he were to find more playmakers in the secondary. LaRon Landry hasn't produced as expected to his point and has been outplayed by Chris Horton. Eric Berry, who many believe to the be in conversation with Bradford, Suh and McCoy as the elite players in this draft could be a tempting option.
The shoddy depth and extreme importance of the quarterback position could force Shanahan to grab Clausen. If so, you can expect the next best quarterbacks -- Colt McCoy, Tim Tebow, Tony Pike, etc -- to be pushed up the board that much higher.
The same would apply at OT or S should the Redskins go in those directions. There is no denying that along with defensive linemen, offensive tackles and safeties are the strengths of this draft. Three offensive tackles went in the top ten last year. Should Washington select Okung at No. 4, Iowa's Bryan Bulaga and Oklahoma's Trent Williams may not be far behind.
The more intriguing scenario might be if Washington selects Berry. Only twice since 1993 have there been three pure safeties selected in the first round (1998, 2007). This will almost surely occur in 2010 with Berry, Texas' Earl Thomas and USC's Taylor Mays all likely to be drafted in the opening frame. Should Berry go early, however, a run on safeties could result, pushing South Florida's Nate Allen into the mix.


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Great hospital ,great service, especially in medical imaging.. The front desk staff go above and beyond in making sure your requests are met. Always helpful and caring in all they do. Great job.
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Excellent care provided every time our family needs it.
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Great hospital, such a happy environment to work in.
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I have been attending since I was 17 and in 2005 they saved my life after a Dr from Mt Sian refused treatment and after the Victoria Hospital in Brampton claimed that the same DR at Mt Sian told him that there was nothing wrong with me. Well St Mikes Hospital came to the rescue and they did do a scan and found that I was bleeding out in both lungs and had I not come to St Mikes I would not have made it through the night.---I am extending Shame to Mt Sian and Victoria Hospital for there gross Negligence. I will point out that the emergency room head is taking too much liberty in making slanderous comment. The ongoing construction at the Hospital has been going on too long and they need seriously need to "Get it done".
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Not a very good experience. The test results from my blood work have been missed. My family doctor, who also works at St. Michael hospital never received. I left numerous messages with the Patient relation department, but no one ever returned my phone call. There should be no accident of losing patients testing results in the hospital environment. I completely lost my trust.
A few weeks later I had my PAP test done, but there was not enough specimen taken during the test, that the results were invalid. I received a notice about the follow-up appointment, but no explanation provided why I need a follow-up appointment.
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This is on behalf of my brother who had surgery for a blocked artery in his leg. The surgeon was raised to full professor at U of T soon after the surgery 2 years ago. However my brother did not see the surgeon again until 6 months later at a follow -up appointment, when the surgeon apologized "Sorry about your leg". Why was he sorry? Whowever the doctor left to sew the incision, barely completed the job. In fact they did not, which left considerable work for the nurses who did the daily home visits. On a couple of occasions weeks later when my brother tried to go out, he would discover (as would other people who saw him) his pant leg was soaked,
because the incision site was leaking so much. The only help he was able to get was from those brave nurses who obviously do not know what they will find when they go to see a patient. However, the hospital now calls him constantly demanding the documentation left behind every day by those nurses.
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I had a terrible experience a few days ago in the immunology dept. While I had to wait almost 4 months to see a reputable Dr., I in turn was given to first see a Dr. in training who seemed somewhat unsure + was not very good. After he r write up whereby she only allowed for specific answers from me to be noted omitting other info which I attempted to share that were relevant to immunological issues ( I was an informed patient who had previous contacts/appointments with Immune Drs., the next Dr who came to see me was abusive, disrespectable, and arrogant with large ego. She looked like she just graduated from Med School who seemed to place more emphasis on her presentation of fashion than on patient care. She was cold, condescending and mechanical. She started by telling me what Dr I had seen and did not ask me any health questions related to referral/reason another Dr within same Hospital sent me for (Respirollogy), and the fact that prev Immunological Dr saw me several years ago related to possible immune problems. She exhibited uninformed knowledge regarding my health records and did absolutely NO medical inquiry nor showed interest as to why I was there for the appointment. She sounded like a broken record reiterating names is some Dr. I saw at St. Michael Hospital and told me that there was nothing for them to do despite my protest of my many health symptoms + some previous Medical abnormal test results. She told me there were " no indicatiob' which when I asked her the meaning of such word she never clarified to me. She asked finally after her persistent+ what appeared as "ego" based unfounded attack on my stance that something was wrong/off with my immune system due to symptoms, prev diagnosis, SHE finally asked me after 20 minutes what I thought was my health problem. After I told her that given immunity is in large related to ones Gut, and I have had diagnosis of IBS, Castro problems that included a portion of my illium enlarged + thickened (as per CAT scan), I beloved that with a prev parasite infection in my gut has impacted my immunity . I had informed her of my pan allergic testing results, hives, recurrent shingles and infections, diagnosis of chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromalagia etc. Despite all medical evidence and my shared symptoms + that a Dr. From the same Hospital she worked in is St Michael Hospital had referred me to Immunology, she played no attention to relevant data + info but again proceeded to rhyme off Dr I had seen ( some over 15 yes ago) to tell me I do not need any medical attention from the Immunology . I never did get to see the Senior Dr who I was scheduled to have appointment with and was left in the office by her not having my health attended to. I told her as she left she was a bad Dr. Why was I referred by another Dr. to experience such unprofessional medically uncaring , not to mention abusive /derogatory Dr. who appeared more interested in her presentation of fashion + ego than medicine for which she took the Hepocratic aOath for. I am still in pain, feeling terrible health wise + will again spend months to see a Dr. Is this what our Medical System and new younger Dr have come to?. A gutter low!. I am 61 years old and hate to think what my Golden years will be as I age further given this atrocious Medical System I experienced at St Michael Hospital in Toronto at the Immunological Dept.
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I had surgery at St. Mikes and it went really well. It was perfect. The young student doctors were all very friendly in prepping me for surgery. It is run like a well oiled machine.
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While my doctor is ok, the admin staff is incompetent. Almost every referral my doctor has made has been messed up by the admin staff (not making referral, losing electronic records (the same record twice!), not notifying of referral appointment (so I missed it), not making the proper referral (failed to request a consultation with appt, now have to wait an extra 2 months to get appt with consultation), and this week, failure to reply to email request of copies of most recent, and crucial, blood and urine tests. Surely it can't be intentional incompetence, I keep telling myself.
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I had my daughter at this hospital a week ago. The Doctors and nurses couldn't have been more helpful. Being a first time parent, I was tensed and apprehensive, but the nurses and doctors were very comforting and made me feel relaxed as I got the feeling, I was in the right hands.
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Kidder massacre
The Kidder Massacre of 29 June 1867 refers to the killing of United States Second Lieutenant Lyman Kidder, along with an Indian scout and ten enlisted men in Sherman County, Kansas, near Goodland, by a Sioux and Cheyenne war party. It was during the period of the Indian Wars on the western plains and was an incident in the campaign known as Hancock's War.
Born in Vermont, Lt. Lyman Kidder was a son of politician and judge Jefferson P. Kidder. His family moved to the Dakota Territory, and he served in the American Civil War. In January 1867, he was appointed as a second lieutenant in the regular army. He was an uncle of Jeff Kidder, an Old West lawman.
In June 1867 Kidder and his men were ordered to take dispatches from General William Sherman to Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer, camped on the Republican River in Nebraska. Lt. Kidder's party reached the encampment, but prior to their arrival, Custer had become restless and moved his force to the south, then to the northwest. When Lt. Kidder discovered Custer's force had departed, he seemed to have thought Custer moved south to Fort Wallace. En route to Fort Wallace, Kidder and his troops were killed by a Sioux and Cheyenne war party.
When Custer sent troopers to search for Lt. Kidder's party, they found a dead army horse on the trail, then signs of a running battle for a few miles along Beaver Creek. On 12 July, Custer's scout Will Comstock found the mutilated bodies of the Kidder party north of Beaver Creek in northern Sherman County, Kansas. The Army concluded the men were killed by a war party of Cheyenne and Sioux warriors led by Pawnee Killer.
Kidder's body, identified by his shirt, was taken by his father, a judge in the Dakota territory, for burial in the family plot in St. Paul, Minnesota.[1][2] The bodies of the other soldiers were taken to Fort Wallace and buried. When Fort Wallace was closed in the 1880s, the soldiers' remains were moved to Fort Leavenworth, where they were reinterred.
Numerous artists depicted Custer's arriving at the scene of the fight. In his book, My Life on the Plains, Custer described it in these words: "Each body was pierced by from 20 to 50 arrows, and the arrows were found as the savage demons had left them, bristling in the bodies."
In 1967 "The Friends of the Library of Goodland Kansas" erected an historic marker in honor of the soldiers and scout, on land owned by Kuhrt Farms.[2]
- ^ "Kidder Massacre: list of the fallen", Goodland, Kansas Website, accessed 23 October 2009
- ^ a b "Kidder Massacre", photo of historic marker, Garry Owen Website, accessed 23 October 2009
External links[edit]
- "Lt Kidder", Find A Grave
- "Pawnee Killer", photograph, First People, Oglala Sioux Website
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