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Peggy J. Townley
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the word alot and a little combined together.
meaning a little bit more than alot.
meaning a little bit more than alot.
they love each other alottle.
yummyummandbuttbutt tərəfindən 21 Yanvar 2009
the opposite of a little. someone will bring up how little you like a particular thing and you come back with this word
So you like dudes now?
not really just a little...
Yeah right! you like them a lottle!
not really just a little...
Yeah right! you like them a lottle!
nigga Jay tərəfindən 08 Avqust 2007
A large quantity of something or to say something is more than average.
You're silly, alottle silly.
TheCavalier tərəfindən 10 Avqust 2010
thoughts are supposed to create good grammar but dont always & infact the jibberish that comes out of ones mouth after neurotransmitters misfire can sometimes end up creating unique, efficient, cunning, ingenuous, thought invoking words that most importantly crack the lips with a pearly white smile followed by a good chuckle. 'alottle' comes from my girlfriend asking how much salt to add to a salsa recipe i then replied while thinking, not too much BUT more than a little "ALOTTLE".
skinnybigguns tərəfindən 24 Fevral 2010
A butt load!
Girl: Maybe just a little.
Boy: Don't you mean alottle?
Boy: Don't you mean alottle?
LilSis_vs_Jesus tərəfindən 03 Sentyabr 2008
saying its a little bit but lying because its a lot
I love you just a lottle bit
gabbystorring tərəfindən 24 Fevral 2015

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The fascinating account - part autobiography, part sports history - of a young New York sportswriter sent out to cover his favourite team, the New York Knicks, during the social unrest of the 1960s and 70s.
The late 1960s and early 1970s, in New York City and America at large, were years marked by political tumult, social unrest-and the best professional basketball ever played. Paradise, for better or worse, was a hardwood court in Midtown Manhattan.
When the Garden Was Eden is the definitive account of how the New York Knickerbockers won their first and only championships, and in the process provided the nation no small escape from the Vietnam War, the tragedy at Kent State, and the last vestiges of Jim Crow. The Knicks were more than a team; they were a symbol of harmony, the sublimation of individual personalities for the greater collective good.
No one is better suited to revive the old chants of "Dee-fense!" that rocked Madison Square Garden or the joy that radiated courtside than Harvey Araton, who has followed the Knicks, old and new, for decades-first as a teenage fan, then as a young sports reporter with the New York Post, and now as a writer and columnist for the New York Times. Araton has traveled to the Louisiana home of the Captain, Willis Reed (after writing a column years earlier that led to his abrupt firing as the Knicks" short-lived coach); he has strolled the lush gardens of Walt "Clyde" Frazier"s St. Croix oasis; discussed the politics of that turbulent era with Senator Bill Bradley; toured Baltimore"s church basement basketball leagues with Black Jesus himself, Earl "the Pearl" Monroe; played memory games with Jerry "the Brain" Lucas; explored the Tao of basketball with Phil "Action" Jackson; and sat through eulogies for Dave DeBusschere, the lunch-bucket, 23-year-old player-coach lured from Detroit, and Red Holzman, the scrappy Jewish guard who became a coaching legend.
In When the Garden Was Eden, Araton not only traces the history of New York"s beloved franchise-from Ned Irish to Spike Lee to Carmelo Anthony-but profiles the lives and careers of one of sports" all-time great teams, the Old Knicks. With measured prose and shoe-leather reporting, Araton relives their most glorious triumphs and bitter rivalries, and casts light on a time all but forgotten outside of pregame highlight reels and nostalgic reunions-a time when the Garden, Madison Square, was its own sort of Eden.
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Chronicling the uneven rise and slow decline of segregation in American college athletics, Charles H. Martin shows how southern colleges imposed their policies of racial exclusion on surprisingly compliant northern teams and explains the social forces that eventually forced these southern schools to accept integrated competition. Martin emphasizes not just the racism prevalent in football and basketball in the South, but the effects of this discrimination for colleges and universities all over the country. Southern teams such as the University of Alabama, University of Mississippi, and the University of North Carolina were obsessed with national recognition, but their Jim Crow policies prevented them for many years from playing against racially mixed teams from other parts of the country.
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Just wondering if Tubulars are more desirable if they have been mounted to a rim for some time.
Because I have a set of NOS Vittoria Corsa CX's that have been mounted to my campy rims and now have been pre-stretched for 10+ years.
Just wondering if Tubulars are more desirable if they have been mounted to a rim for some time.
Because I have a set of NOS Vittoria Corsa CX's that have been mounted to my campy rims and now have been pre-stretched for 10+ years.
Not really - unless it's some super cool vintage tire.
You gotta be careful of dryrot. Even if you can't see it, older tires can get safe.
You really only need to strech the tires for a few days.
there are more than a few coaches (mostly in europe) who have stashes of old tubs.
apparently the secret is to keep them in a dark, cool , not-too-dry enviromment, (like a cave [wine cellar]) and supposedly they get more supple without getting fragile.
holy shiz. thanks dolface and teadoggg for quick replies.
I was just wondering as I brought my wheelset to the shop today and one of the mechanics went bonkers seeing JUST the tire and offered to trade/buy it off me. I was taken aback a bit so I just asked to confirm.
the discovery channel rocks...Originally Posted by dolface
Originally Posted by dutret
mythbusters rocks.
Church.Originally Posted by sr20det
Supposedly Lance Armstrong had his tires aged in the freezer a few years before use.Originally Posted by sr20det
Tubulars today are manufactured by a variety of methods and in a variety of materials. One of the basic distinctions to make for this thread is whether they're vulcanized or not. Vulcanized tires use high heat to more or less melt the tire tread onto the casing. If the treads are vulcanized, they use a rubber compound high in sulfur that doesn't gas off meaningfully (i.e., cure). Consequently, there's no improvement from storage, and they are best off used as soon as possible. If you spent under $50 for a tire, it's probably vulcanized, but you can tell by looking at the edge of the tread -- if it looks like it's melted or squashed into the casing, it's vulcanized. If it sits on top of the casing at the edges and looks like there's a glue holding it on, it's not.
If it's a nonvulcanized tire, it's made by a more expensive method and may be made of a high-grade natural rubber, which in turn is made of a mixture of solvents, stabilizers, and the molecules that make up rubber per se. This is all sort of like a jello -- and like jello, if you let it dry out a bit, it toughens up quite a bit. Unlike jello, this treatment actually improves most tubulars made of such rubbers. Not all nonvulcanized tires use natural rubber treads, but natural unvulcanized rubber is more supple, which creates the more comfortable (and more grippy) ride that is the holy grail of good tires. When the rubber dries out a bit, it doesn't reduce the suppleness meaningfully, but it dramatically improves the cut and puncture resistance of the tire, increases wear resistance, and actually improves wet weather performance slightly.
At the same time, on that better tire, if it's got a cotton or silk casing, the aging allows the latex on the sidewalls to dry out. This happens in a month or two (versus six months to a few years for the rubber), but it also improves the suppleness and durability of the casing quite a bit. So even if you don't have the time (or money) to store expensive tubulars for years, you still can realize a meaningful improvement just keeping tires in storage for a couple months. Plus that time is enough to make a lot of the solvents gas out of the rubber.
This is all complicated because you can get weird combinations of materials and assembly methods. For example, the famed Dugast tubular tire works (once located in a little cubicle under the banking of the Gent velodrome, but now in new hands and relocated) will strip the tread off a tire whose tread you happen to like and reapply it to a cotton or silk casing -- they'll put a Conti Steher tread on a Dugast silk casing, or a Michelin Mud cyclocross clincher tread on a Dugast cotton cross tubular. And then you have the inventive Thai who combine newer materials with older assembly techniques on Vittoria's high-end tires.
So how to store tires? If it's not going to benefit from storage, it's best stored (if it's a nice tubular) in an open circle -- i.e., not folded up or flattened -- in a heavy plastic garbage bag, in a big tire box (to protect it from dings) in a dark, temperature controlled space. I.e., don't leave it in your garage for the summer, or in an attic or anywhere that cooks the tire. Good tubulars hate heat. Keep the tires lying flat if possible (tire boxes, which manufacturers ship clincher tires in, are great for tubulars -- they open on the large flat side so you can lay tires in flat and get easy access to them). You don't have to keep the tires on rims, but plan on stretching the tires on clean, unglued rims for a day or two before mounting. You can put a thin coat of glue on the basetape of a new tubular, brush it in really well so it gets into the fabric, let it dry well for a few days, and then stretch it on a clean rim. You won't get much if any of the glue coming off onto the rim. I usually keep a pair of tubulars of this variety stretched and ready to go.
If you have some very nice tubulars that merit aging, I'd suggest stretching them for a month or two, inflating regularly to 50-60 pounds and hanging them (letting them sit on their own weight is worse than not aging them). Then put them in a rim box, but don't put a plastic bag around them and cut some holes in the box so it can breathe. If you happen to have a bunch of extra tubular rims around, you can always store the tires on them, but then you have to inflate them regularly, find a way to hang them in good controlled conditions, never let them sit on the ground, and keep them from getting whacked or from getting covered with dust (which is also bad for them).
Butyl tubes in tubulars will last pretty much forever, but latex tubes will gradually dry out and deteriorate -- they get worse while the exterior of the tire gets better, ironically. Latex tubes used to have a weight and suppleness advantage, but butyl tubes have gotten so thin that the differences are pretty small, and more and more manufacturers have switched to them. I don't mind them and I don't have to worry about aging these tires as much. But be aware that you can't keep latex-tubed tubulars around forever.
One last thing: If you have bare fabric sidewalls (i.e., no colored rubber painted over them), then the aging process will dry out the sidewalls long before the tread has aged well. This is easy to address. Get a bottle of latex solution for tubulars (Jevelot is the most common brand, but you'll probably have to special order it) and paint it on the sidewalls every six months or so. It protects the casing and keeps it supple. Once you've mounted a tire on a wheel, it's worth using this solution every couple months or so (or more often if your tires get wet regularly). You'll prolong the life of your tires quite considerably.
Sorry this thread is a bit ambiguous about how to handle tires. You just have to figure out how your tire is constructed, and the materials, and decide whether aging is better or worse for you. It's only in the past few years that tire construction has gotten so diversified that it isn't an easy decision like it used to be.
Holy ****.
Villin custom touring | Raleigh XXIX | Medici Pro Pista | 1978 Schwinn Stingray
just ride clinchers. why would anyone rock tubular unless you're a pro on a team with a mechanic? it's the engine not the tires at the level 99.9% of us are ridin' at!
11.4 needs to write a book. He/she could be making mad bank off of all this expertise.
Originally Posted by Dr Irwin Goldstein
The knowledge is amazing. Terrible how $5 clinchers can wipe out such history through convienience.
Now that I think about it, people used to churn their own butter, too.
i'd go so far as to say that if tubular tyres were the only thing available i wouldn't ride. there. i said it. god made clinchers on the 8th day.Originally Posted by colinm
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Seriously. 11.4 for Pope.
It's just a different tool for getting around. They're not going to be anywhere near as univerally awesome as clinchers. Whew! Thanks again to the poster who reminded us of this.
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Defensive 3 seconds and the restricted area are worse, but the Mark Jackson rule is #3 on my dumb rule list.
Defensive 3 just pisses me off beyond belief. You're objective is to keep the person on the other team from scoring, but you can't protect the basket for more than 3 seconds at a time without someone around you.
Just another rule created to make the game more difficult for bigmen, and easier for perimeter players.
Adding all of these arbitrary rules has also had a negative effect on officiating. Refs now have to count every time on a post up, count every time someone enters the paint, and watch for handchecks when they should be watching these players feet and calling them for all the ridiculous traveling violations.
I wouldn't be shocked if the NBA just eventually made it legal to take 3 steps. Anything to create more exciting dunks, am i rite?
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CORTLAND, N.Y. -- Cornerback Darrelle Revis and nose tackle Kris Jenkins are among four starters who will miss the New York Jets' preseason opener against the St. Louis Rams because of injuries.
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Jets coach Rex Ryan said Tuesday that center Nick Mangold and right tackle Damien Woody also will sit out the home game Friday night. None of the injuries are serious, but Ryan said the team was being cautious since it's early in the preseason.
Revis has missed a few practices with tightness in his left hamstring, and Jenkins has been out since the second day of camp with a strained left calf muscle. Mangold injured his right knee Sunday, and Woody took a blow to the head Monday.
Ryan said fullback Tony Richardson (hip pointer) has a chance to play Friday.
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Whether you are finishing a fellowship or residency, or you're a practicing physician looking for a new job opportunity, Aspirus offers a wide variety of attractive physician and advanced practice provider job options.
Aspirus is a nationally-recognized health system based in Wausau, which is located in the center of Wisconsin. With more than 7,000 employees and a world-class consortium of more than 500 providers, we provide a higher level of care to some of the most wholesome, family-focused communities you will find.
Not only is Aspirus committed to medical excellence, but our providers get to live where they vacation. North Central Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan are great places to raise a family and make it easy to get the most out of your life outside of the clinical setting.
The resources are in place for Aspirus to continue to set the standard for health care in our region, but we'd like you to become a part of the Aspirus family and see health care and community at its finest.
Click the links below to view YouTube video playlists of some of our providers talking about why they chose Aspirus.
Need help finding a place to stay, somewhere to eat or things to do while you visit?
Check out some of the common points of interest in our communities using the resources below:
Aspirus has a culture like no other and a team all its own. We are a medically progressive organization and our physicians and providers enjoy an exceptional practice culture full of autonomy. Our providers have cultivated an environment rife with friendliness and respectfulness for one another, and they receive support from a highly-skilled nursing staff that is second to none.
Aspirus has an unwavering commitment to provide the very best health care possible to residents of North Central Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Epic electronic medical record software is integrated throughout the Aspirus system and we also are affiliated with the Family Medicine Residency program, which has a clinic located on the Aspirus Wausau Hospital campus.
Regardless of where you practice within Aspirus, you and your patients will always have direct access to top-notch support teams and specialists, including one of the best heart programs in the country in the Aspirus Heart & Vascular.
As an Aspirus provider, you can practice big city medicine without the hassles of the big city. Not only do you have access to the latest medical technology and resources, but when you live here, you spend more time enjoying.
The Aspirus service area is home to great schools and institutions of higher learning, good friends and adventurous families. Our area has a liberal dose of all four seasons and is a place where outdoor enthusiasts and theatergoers live in harmony. Maintaining a work/life balance is easier at Aspirus because our communities offer something for everyone, without the traffic and stress that often come with living in a bigger city.
North Central Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula boast lakes galore, more than 250 downhill ski runs, nearly 390 miles of groomed cross country ski trails and more than 4,200 miles of hiking trails. Come for a visit and see what sets us apart.
Aspirus provides a full complement of recruitment services from matching candidates with job opportunities, all the way to a successful integration into our communities. More information on Aspirus communities is available by using the links on the right of this page and in the descriptions of our advanced practice opportunities.
Don't see an open opportunity that's right for you? We'd still like to hear from you. Call the Aspirus physician recruitment office at 800.792.8728 or email us to discuss your situation, interests and specialty.
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Once we receive your application we will send you an e-mail confirming receipt.
Both recruitment staff and the group will review your CV to see if your qualifications match the position. We may contact you for further information if there are any questions.
We will try to reach you via phone or e-mail to schedule a phone interview with one of our providers. Please let us know if you have a preference as to how we contact you.
With your assistance, we will make the travel arrangements for your visit. Although it depends on the position and community you are visiting, we typically need about a day and a half to visit the clinic, hospital and community. We will schedule your time here and send you a detailed itinerary in advance of your visit. We strive to make your visit stress-free and enjoyable.
Please send us your CV anyway; there may be an opportunity that has not been formally announced yet.
Aspirus Clinics have more than 175 providers and Aspirus Wausau Hospital – the main referral center for the Aspirus system – has more than 350 physicians in 35 specialties. Additionally, the Aspirus Network is comprised of more than 400 physicians in 48 different specialties.
Please see the Opportunities section on the Web site, as we update this section daily.
It varies by each clinic, however, you should be prepared to meet with as many providers as available from your clinic, VPs in administration, and the clinic manager or administrator. You will receive a hospital tour from one of our very knowledgeable hospital supervisors. Depending on your specialty you will spend time and meet with other specialists (surgeons, OB/GYNs, and radiologists)
Wisconsin: Please visit Wisconsin's Department of Regulation and Licensing Web site. You are able to download and monitor the application status online. The entire licensing process can take 6-12 weeks, so we encourage all providers to apply as soon as they feel they may be practicing in Wisconsin.
Michigan: Please visit . Keep in mind you will need to apply for a pharmacy license also as the state of Michigan requires a separate license in order to prescribe narcotics. The state of Michigan also requires that you obtain a fingerprint that must be submitted with your application. Designated sites are listed on the state's Web site. The licensing process can take an average of 8 weeks to obtain.
Once you have signed a contract you will receive a pre-application. If it is determined that you are qualified to receive an application based on the answers from the pre-application, you will receive an application from Northcentral Credentialing Services. It is important that the application be returned fully completed as to not delay your approval. Providers will not be allowed to begin employment until they are fully credentialed. The length of this process varies, but can take up to 90 days.
For Aspirus Grand View, a credentialing packet from the UPHP (Upper Peninsula Health Plan) will be mailed to you directly. The average length of the credentialing process will take 60 days.
Please supply us with three (3) clinical reference names and contact information. These must be previous or current partners or other providers that had a close working relationship. We also request two (2) names and contact information for administrative references.
These must be a previous or current office manager, administrator, residency coordinator or current/previous Medical Assistant or Registered Nurse that had a close working relationship. We do require provider-to-provider references completed prior to employment. In addition, we require a signed authorization form allowing us to check your references, past employers, and the National Practitioner Data Bank.
Who Am I?
I am a physician recruitment manager, a wife, a football/basketball "bleacher mom," and my two teenage sons' No. 1 fan. I'm also a Rachel Ray wanna be and enjoy sharing my amateur cooking skills with family and friends.
I've been connecting providers to great opportunities at Aspirus since 2000. Besides managing the recruitment staff, I recruit for neurology, neurosurgery and dermatology.
Away from work
When I'm not here working to find you a great match you'll find me traveling...but just for a visit – my home and heart is here in north central Wisconsin.
Aspirus pride
The thing I am most proud to share with providers about Aspirus is that our brand promise "Passion for Excellence. Compassion for people." is not just empty words for us. People at Aspirus really live it, and our patients feel it everyday.
Favorite season
My favorite season is fall in Wisconsin, because of the beautiful colors and awesome weather. You can't beat it anywhere.
While you're in Wisconsin
Two things you must do when you visit Wisconsin are try fresh squeaky cheese curds and go on one of our beautiful lakes...summer or winter!
Who Am I?
I am a Physician Recruiter, a wife and a mom to two very active teenage daughters, which also makes me a personal assistant, a chauffer, a party planner, a personal banker and a frequent shopper.
I've been connecting providers to great opportunities at Aspirus since 2007. I am your connection for our central and southern regions and all of our urgent care clinics.
Away from work
When I'm not working to find you a great match, you'll find me playing on my iPad. I must say, the app "Angry Birds" is very addicting.
Aspirus pride
One thing I'm most proud to share with providers about Aspirus, is to speak firsthand about what a great place Aspirus is to work. I can attest to this, since I'm enjoying my 22nd straight year with this great organization.
Favorite season
There are pleasures in all four seasons in Wisconsin, which is why I choose to live here. Summer is prime time at our cabin with nightly campfires, along with boating on various lakes and an array of outdoor concerts to attend. In fall, my husband and children are into their hunting activities, so I have extra time to re-connect with my extended family. Winter is a great time to curl up with a good book, or host a Wii party. In spring, everything outdoors is fresh and beautiful, so it invigorates my soul.
While you're in Wisconsin
Two things you must do on a visit to our southern region is take part in the Cranberry Festival in Wisconsin Rapids, and you won't want to miss a tour of the Point Brewery in Stevens Point.
Who Am I?
I'm a physician recruiter, NASCAR and Packers fan, beach destination traveler and I love sailing despite the fact that I don't know how to swim. Yes, I'll even admit to DVRing my favorite soap opera.
I've been connecting providers to great opportunities at Aspirus since 2005 and recruit for the central region and specialties.
Away from work
When I'm not working to find you a great match you'll find me boating on many of our area lakes, camping, attending my niece's softball games, spending time with family and attending area old car shows.
Aspirus pride
One thing I am most proud to share with providers about Aspirus is that I feel confident in the many specialists we have hired over the years and am proud to refer my family to them for care (which I have had to do).
Favorite season
My favorite season in Wisconsin is summer because there are endless activities including downtown arts and music. I love being on the lakes and with close friends and family – there is always someone having a party.
While you're in Wisconsin
Two things you must do on a visit to Wausau are take a walk downtown on 3rd Street to see the unique shops and visit Granite Peak Ski Area.
Who Am I?
I'm a recruiter, a dad and an outdoorsman.
Away from work
When I'm not working to find you a great match I'm typically with family, usually off to one of my children's sporting events.
You'll also find me coaching baseball or sneaking around the woods in late fall.
Aspirus pride
I feel very fortunate to have been hired by this great organization back in October 2008. The main reason is because of the great people that I work with and their enthusiasm for growth, openness to new ideas, and their unending optimism. The Aspirus organization and its many satellite sites are often winning awards for customer service, technology, advancements in medicine, or Best Places to Practice awards, which is living proof of how we live our mission everyday, "Passion for excellence. Compassion for people."
Favorite season
My favorite season in Wisconsin is fall because of the colors and opportunities to spend quality time with my children in the woods.
While you're in Wisconsin
Having lived in northern Wisconsin my whole life, I literally know of hundreds of activities to do each week. From hiking to biking, camping or snowmobiling, to ATVing the mud-laden trails, outdoor activity never ends. But the one thing that I believe is an absolute must is a slow pontoon ride in late August on one of the thousands of gin- clear, sand-rimmed lakes. If this is of interest to you, give one of us a call and we'd be happy to help with the details to get you to "relaxationville."
Who Am I?
I am a physician recruiter who immensely enjoys meeting new people, and getting the chance to tell them all about Aspirus and our beautiful surroundings. Every time I tour the community with a candidate, I fall in love with the area all over again.
Away from work
When I am not recruiting, I enjoy camping near the shores of Lake Superior or at one of the many inland lakes. My husband and I are enjoying our "empty nest," but very often have our little grandchildren staying with us.
Aspirus pride
Potential physicians are often surprised by all the services we provide in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Our facilities are top-notch and our wonderful medical staff works collaboratively with specialists from Aspirus Wausau Hospital to increase the availability of numerous services.
Favorite season
I enjoy all the seasons and we are a true four-season area, so there are many activities and festivals to enjoy throughout the year. Bears may hibernate in the winter months, but that cannot be said for the "Yoopers," as we stay busy snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, skating and going to the numerous ski resorts in the area. By spring, the numerous waterfalls that surround our area are rumbling and spilling into Lake Superior and the summer and fall months showcase our area's beautiful nights and glorious summer days. The colorful mixed hardwoods provide an unbelievable landscape that will take your breath away.
While you're in the Upper Peninsula
You must visit the Copper Peak Adventure ride where you rise 1,782 feet above sea level, nearly 1,200 feet above Lake Superior. This is one of the highest points in the state of Michigan and gives you an awesome view of parts of Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and of Lake Superior and the Black River National Scenic Byway. The area boasts of several theatre groups and musical groups, including the famous Marty's Goldenaires Drum and Bugle Choir.
Who am I?
In my role, I creatively source top talent for the organization. I am also a wife and a mother of two awesome boys who don't ever seem to stop moving. I am active in my children's school as PTO President and classroom volunteer, and I participate as a volunteer for Junior Achievement.
Away from work
While I am not at work you will find me outside with my family playing baseball or riding a bike. When I'm not outside, you can find me cheering on the Milwaukee Brewers or on the floor building the most awesome Lego ship imaginable! In between all of the activity you will find me curled up reading a book.
Aspirus pride
This organization is constantly evolving to stay ahead of the curve and provide the best care possible to our patients.
Favorite season
Without a doubt, it's summer. I live for the warmer weather, so we can pack up the family and go camping or head to our cottage in the Northwoods for fishing, swimming, boating and of course, S'mores. Nothing beats sitting on the dock and watching a beautiful sunset.
While you're in Wisconsin
Take a trip to Big Eau Pleine County Park to enjoy hiking and picnicking, or grab your picnic basket, a blanket and a bottle of wine and pick a spot on the grass to listen to great music at the Concert on the Square in Wausau.
Who Am I?
By day, I am a Physician Recruitment Representative; by night, I teach various forms of dance to kids and teens of all ages, including jazz, ballet, Pointe, tap and modern.
As you can imagine, both jobs keep me quite busy, but I find it well worth it because I get the best of both worlds. My main focus as a Physician Recruitment Representative is to assist the recruiters in planning your visit to our area. Anything from your lodging, meals, transportation and airfare, to connecting you with the great people and communities we work, live and play in. Please let us know how we can assist you!
Away from work
When I am not working on planning your visit to Aspirus, I am enjoying a nice day on the lake with family and friends, taking a walk at one of our many parks on a warm summer night or playing beach volleyball in the summer and curling – yes, I said curling, during the winter.
Aspirus pride
Aspirus works hard to meet not only our expectations as employees, but works at exceeding the expectations of our patients. We know what it takes to provide excellent care and deliver superb customer service to our patients and aren't afraid to work together to make that happen. Why wouldn't you want to join our team?
Favorite season
Hands down, my favorite season here in Wisconsin is fall. I have never seen a more beautiful place than our parks and lakes during that time of year. If you have never experienced autumn here in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, you need to be sure you include it on your bucket list.
While you're in Wisconsin
The arts are alive and well here in Wisconsin; you could take in a show at the Grand Theater or walk around and experience the latest exhibit at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. We also have many music festivals in the summer and art-rageous weekend in the fall.
Who am I?
I am a wife and mom of two very active young men. This means I am also a chauffeur, house cleaner, cook, and full-time grocery shopper. At Aspirus, I match great providers with Aspirus Medford Hospital & Clinic openings as well as other Aspirus locations throughout North Central Wisconsin.
Away from work
While I am away from work, you can catch me cheering on my two sons at all their athletic and extra-curricular events. Go Medford Raiders! My family enjoys traveling and experiencing new places. We travel around the United States and Canada learning about history and different cultures.
Aspirus pride
I am most confident with sharing that Aspirus is a great place to work and receive medical care because we support a great work environment for our employees to both enjoy and take pride in their work. Because of this support, our staff can make patient care and needs our top priority.
Favorite season
I love Spring and Summer. The beautiful colors and growing season allows us to enjoy many outdoor activities from sporting events, nature watching, gardening, hunting, fishing, boating – I especially enjoy swimming in the lakes and even a few evening bonfires on hot summer days.
While you're in Wisconsin
There are so many things to do and see in Wisconsin! Each season has it's highlights:
Spring – Enjoy the many newly open trails for walking, jogging and biking. The fishing enthusiasts can catch many walleye or pan-fish while the water is still cool.
Summer – There are so many great places to fish, catch baseball games, outdoor events, walk/hike, or enjoy a beautiful sunset all over Wisconsin from the Upper Peninsula shores of Lake Superior to Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River.
Fall – Check out Rib Mountain or Timm's Hill to see the changing of the seasons in Northern Wisconsin. If you are an avid hunter, there is no place you would rather hunt for small or large game.
Winter – All over Northern Wisconsin we have family fun sledding hills, downhill skiing, snow mobile trails, ice fishing, cross country skiing, snow shoe races, curling tournaments and more.


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Do you own the LG Remarq Mobile Phone? Here is LG Remarq owner manual or user guide for you. This manual is available online and you can download it directly from Sprint website. This manual comes in 142 pages of PDF document format (6.20 MB). This LG Remarq user guide contains any information and instructions how to operate the LG Remarq mobile phone properly, such asasunderstanding phone menus & functions, Setting Up services, Phone basic, Phone setting, Sprint Service, etc. Before using this LG Remarq Mobile Phone , you have to check the accessories supplied, such as Standard Battery, Battery Door, and Micro USB charger Energy Star Qualified charger.
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Homestuck fanart.... Yeah. I love Homestuck now. I still have a whiles to go so no spoilers please XD.
These two right here... I love them so much. They are like besties and it always makes me smile when they talk together because its so... out there.. XD
I think the horns are a little weird on tavvy but whateves~
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OhmygoshohmygoshohmygoshOHMYGOSH YES!!!! YOU MADE HOMESTUCK FANART YES!!!! AHAHAHA! *runs off to set as wallpaper* This is absolutely spectacular buddy! The colors work so well together and really complement Tavros' and Gamzee's color schemes! The smooth painted style is something I really bring up often but I really think it is shown well in this piece! Especially in the clothing and tavros' legs! And I don't know what you're talking about because tavros' horns are amazingly done in perspective! And where do I even begin on how fantastic that background is! It's simple enough for things not to be cluttered and yet complex enough. The minimalist grass is so beautiful and I love the thought bubbles! It really helps add depth to the piece and is almost whimsical in that it tricks the eye a bit. I think this is honestly one of my favorite pieces of homestuck I have seen so far! And that's coming from a girl who doesn't really ship GamTav I'm more of a GamKar person But I think this piece made me appreciate their friendship more. Oh! I think you'll like this if you ship it www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzTw-3… Oh and for the GamKat shipers! www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCMui8…
oh dear! That is wonderful critiq. Thank you so much. Omg You are amazing for this. You dont even know! aww. You're way to nice! Just thank you daaaaaaaaw. Thank you so much I dont even know how to respond. I forgot how to English. Much words, very comment. ^^
And maybe I have not expreienced much GamTav yet to appreciate the kismessis?</sub relationship they have..troll relationships are confusing lol
OMG I totally watched some of their 'day in the life' Homestuck vids but did not know they did GamTav!!!! You have like supplied me with enough happiness to last me a year!
Daww De rien mon amie! It was nothing ^^ XD Hows doo you englishez?
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Rogers led Baylor to two road victories last week, the Bears' first since 2004. The junior forward had a 12-point, 12-rebound effort at South Carolina, as BU stopped its Big 12 record 25-game road losing streak with a 92-84 win. He followed with a game-high 21 points and 10 rebounds in a 71-60 victory at Southern. Rogers was 14-of-26 (.538) from the floor in two games and connected on 5-of-8 (.625) free throws. He also had one assist, two blocks and one steal. Rogers is the second Baylor men's basketball athlete (Curtis Jerrells) to win player accolades this season. It is only the second time in Big 12 history (1997-98) the Bears have had more than one person win player of the week in the same campaign.
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Beasley recorded his 11th double-double in as many games as Kansas State won its only game of the week, 90-48, over Winston-Salem State. The freshman forward finished with 40 points, the most scored by any Big 12 player this season, to go along with 15 rebounds. He shot 14-of-22 (.636) from the field, including 3-of-4 (.750) from beyond the arc. He also connected on 9-of-13 (.692) free throws and had three blocked shots. It was the most points by a Kansas State player since Askia Jones collected a school-record 62 versus Fresno State on March 24, 1994. Beasley posted the 10th outing of 40 points or more by a player in Big 12 history, while recording his fifth contest with 30 or more points this year.


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For Daniel Erickson, writer on Dragon Age Origins and the upcoming The Old Republic MMO, conversation is one of the key ways games can capture the majority of real-life conflicts that are verbal, rather than physical. Creating conversation in games should be as fun as any of the more visceral aspects of games, he said.
"We always talk about when there's going to be the Citizen Kane of games," he continued. "There's never going to be a Citizen Kane for ballet either. It's a dumb concept. It's a totally different genre of storytelling. Our biggest advantages is player agency so it's what we have to put first."


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7 Failure to Use a Checklist. Lots of pilots get into the mindset that flying is like riding a bike—something you can do easily out of memory. While it's true that 99% of the time, you'll remember to do everything required of the checklist, it's that remaining 1% of the time when you forget to do something that will bite. You can make sure you complete everything you need to all the time if you consistently use a checklist. Sure, you can do cockpit flows or whatever other technique you like, but back up your actions with a checklist. And don't just blindly read it. As you go through each item, verify that the handle is in the right position or something has actually been accomplished. Just think of the number of gear-up accidents that could have been avoided if the pilots actually ran the before-landing checklist (hint: all of them!).
8 Failure to Perform the "I'M SAFE" Checklist. Another common error of pilots is forgetting to use the "I'M SAFE" checklist. For those who have forgotten what the letters stand for, here's a reminder: Illness, Medication, Stress, Alcohol, Fatigue and Emotion (some say E is for Eating). Sick pilots have no place in a cockpit. Can you fly with a cold? Maybe, but you're more susceptible to spatial disorientation, you could have a painful run-in with a blocked eustachian tube or just feel so blah you make stupid mistakes. And don't be tempted to hide your illness with medication and then go flying. There are lots of over-the-counter medications that can make you a zombie. Of course, illegal medications shouldn't be in anyone's blood, let alone a pilot's. You've got to make a choice—fly or take drugs—you can't do both.
Stress is commonplace in our fast-paced world, but there is a point at which it becomes so intense that it's a distraction. If you've got to go to divorce or bankruptcy court in the morning, it's probably a good idea to reschedule today's flight. When your mind is outside the cockpit, you're bound to make mistakes. And there certainly is no time that your mind is farther outside the cockpit than if you've been drinking. The effects of alcohol obviously are detrimental to good cockpit decision making, and alcohol can affect your flying ability, even though you don't have any booze left in your blood. Hangovers are essentially just like any other illness; if you have one, don't fly.
Fatigue is a somewhat underrated no-go item. Many of us have flown when we're not at our peak performance level. Alas, fatigue goes hand in hand with red eyes and transoceanic flights. But there are things that pilots can do to mitigate fatigue. Being well rested by planning ahead makes a big difference. If you know you've got a 5 a.m. flight, you need to go to bed early. It's a no-brainer, but pilots weaken their minds through a lack of sleep all the time. Emotion, just like stress, is something that everyone has to deal with, but there are times when this, too, is at a level that is intolerable in a cockpit. If a loved one just died, cancel your flight. Your mind won't be in the cockpit, so keep the rest of your body out of it, too. Finally, make sure you've eaten something and stay well hydrated. A physiologically sound pilot makes better decisions than a hungry, thirsty one.


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Marshall Community Library Hybrid LbNA # 53584
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"She planted a seed so we could read; For her, we planted a tree; On the west side of the library, you'll find me!"
Our love for books is ever green and alive!
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(this hybrid is also registered with www.geocaching.com)
I placed this hybrid cache as an employee of the Marshall Community Library after our "treasure hunt" day, an introduction to geocaching and letterboxing. Many who found our temporary caches that day have already moved on to "real" geocaching and letterboxing! We at the library are proud to help more people try these great sports.
This letterbox-geocache hybrid is on public (library) property and accessible at all hours.
The cache was placed where it is in honor of Ms. Clarissa Porter, whose generous donations made the building of this library possible. Ms. Porter's family is also honored with another letterbox in the area, Dem Bones.
Update: 8/10/10 The box has been replaced with a bigger, hopefully more secure/leak-proof container. The previous box's contents had been scattered and rained on. Previous stamps and logs have been pasted onto the new logbook where possible.
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Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day
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Anywho, this game is more or less a game. Its about using your brain to solve problems and test you reflexes. Colors, numbers, and words are typically your focus. This game is definitly recommended for those who wish to stay sharp.
The only flaw is the microphone when you have to say certain colors, and sometimes what you say doesn't register properly. Apperently I have a problem saying "blue" sometimes, where as the Mario Party Mic can read every word and number I say properly.
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Bleach on canvas....
I simply love it!
Wow... this is god tier, absolutely unbelievable, the visual effect is intense and I think that there are two mentalist levels of creativity with your art, your ability to envision spectacular individual pieces and also your creativity in terms of how you go about creating the effect the tools you use and the process of translating those awesome thoughts from your mind to paper. You also submitted it on my birthday, almost as if to further negate the importance of my existence as an artist haha! Your artwork humbles me!
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Dylan Hartley
|Full name
|Dylan Michael Hartley
|Date of birth
|24 March 1986
|Place of birth
|Rotorua, New Zealand
|1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
|110 kg (17 st 5 lb)[1]
|Rotorua Boys' High School
Beacon Community College
|Rugby union career
|Current status
|Current team
|Northampton Saints
|Playing career
|Professional / senior clubs
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|Worcester Warriors
Northampton Saints
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|England Saxons
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Dylan Hartley (born 24 March 1986) is a New Zealand born rugby union player who plays at hooker for Northampton Saints. Hartley was named captain of the England national team in January 2016, prior to the 2016 Six Nations.
Early career[edit]
Hartley was born in New Zealand, but qualifies to play for England through his English mother. He moved to Crowborough, East Sussex in 2002 and enjoyed the game through local teams and the Beacon Rugby Academy, where he competed with English, Scottish and Italian rugby hopefuls before being picked for Sussex and later divisional and England schoolboys.
Domestic career[edit]
Hartley joined Worcester Warriors academy, representing the senior side just once in the 2004–05 European Challenge Cup.[2] Hartley joined the Senior Academy of Northampton Saints in the summer of 2005.[3]
Hartley started in a 2006–07 Heineken Cup quarter final victory over Biarritz Olympique.[4] That season, Northampton were relegated from the Premiership.[5]
The following season Northampton won the EDF Energy Trophy[6] and secured promotion from the RFU Championship.[7] Hartley started for Northampton as they defeated Bourgoin in the final of 2008–09 European Challenge Cup.[8] On 22 July 2009, Hartley was made Northampton Saints captain, replacing Bruce Reihana.[9]
Hartley captained the Northampton Saints losing sides in the 2011 Heineken Cup Final and also the 2013 English Premiership Final before going on to lift the trophy the following year when Northampton won the 2014 Premiership final against Saracens.
On 17 December 2014 Northampton Saints announced that Hartley had extended his contract for a further 3 years, despite a more lucrative offer from French side Montpellier, with Hartley citing his desire to remain playing for his only senior club as a deciding factor.[10]
International career[edit]
Hartley represented England at the 2005 Under 21 Rugby World Championship.[11] In February 2007, Hartley made his debut for the England Saxons, against Italy A.[12] Hartley was named England captain on 25 January 2016, prior to the 2016 Six Nations Championship, replacing former captain, flanker Chris Robshaw.
Senior Team[edit]
Hartley received his first cap for England during the 2008 end of year rugby tests against the Pacific Islanders.[13] Hartley made his first start for England against Argentina at Old Trafford in June 2009.[14]He is now the England captain under Eddie Jones, 2016.
Hartley has become infamous for acts of indiscipline. In April 2007 Hartley was banned for 26 weeks for making contact with the eye of Wasps forwards James Haskell and Jonny O'Connor.[15] Hartley worked with sports psychiatrist Steve Peters.[16] He was banned again in March 2012 for 8 weeks for biting Ireland forward Stephen Ferris in a Six Nations match.[17] Then in December 2012 he was banned for two weeks for punching Ulster hooker Rory Best in a Heineken Cup match.[18] In May 2013 Hartley was sent off in the Aviva Premiership final and banned for 11 weeks after being found guilty of verbally abusing a match official, despite not directing this to the official.[19] This act cost Hartley his place in the 2013 British and Irish Lions tour to Australia.[20][21]
In the December of 2014, Hartley was banned for three weeks for an elbowing offence in the match against Leicester Tigers. His elbow made contact with the nose of winger Matt Smith.
In May 2015, Hartley was found guilty of making contact with the head of opponent Jamie George in the semi-final English premiership loss to Saracens at Franklin's Gardens. He was found guilty by the citing commissioner and banned for four weeks, putting his England Rugby World Cup 2015 selection in jeopardy, as he would be unavailable for the first week of the tournament.[22]
On 29 May 2015 Stuart Lancaster (England Coach) confirmed that Hartley would be dropped from the England training squad his position taken by Saracen's Jamie George .
Charity Work[edit]
Hartley is well known for his charity work as an ambassador of the Matt Hampson Foundation as well as captaining a team in November 2013, the 'Front Mo Union' which raised in the region of £44,000 for men's health charities.[citation needed]
- ^ "RFU Official Site of the RFU, Governing Body of Rugby Union in England". web page. RFU. Retrieved 21 August 2011.
- ^ – Dylan Hartley "Statbunker" Check
value (help). STATBUNKER. 16 June 2008. Retrieved 17 December 2014.
- ^ "Academy signs England U19s duo Dylan Hartley and Alex Rae". Northampton Saints. 5 May 2005. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Biarritz 6–7 Northampton". BBC Sport. 1 April 2007. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Premiership final day". BBC Sport. 28 April 2007. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Saints seal league and cup double". BBC Sport. 14 April 2008. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Northampton return to top flight". BBC Sport. 22 March 2008. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Northampton 15–3 Bourgoin". BBC Sport. 22 May 2009. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Saints confirm Hartley as captain". BBC Sport. 22 July 2009. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Dylan Hartley and Courtney Lawes get Northampton Saints deals". BBC Sport. 17 December 2014. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ "Wales U21 32–57 England U21". BBC Sport. 25 June 2005. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ "Saxons outclass Azzuri at Sandy Park". RFU. 2 February 2007. Retrieved 5 November 2010.
- ^ Hodgetts, Rob (8 November 2008). "England 39–13 Pacific Islanders". BBC Sport. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
- ^ "England 37–15 Argentina". BBC Sport. 6 June 2009. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
- ^ "Saints withdraw Hartley's appeal". BBC Sport. 25 April 2007. Retrieved 25 April 2007.
- ^ http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2008/may/08/4
- ^ "Dylan Hartley receives eight-week ban for biting Stephen Ferris". Retrieved 27 March 2012.
- ^ "Northampton Saints' Dylan Hartley given two-week ban". BBC Sport. Retrieved 13 December 2012.
- ^ "Lions 2013: Dylan Hartley set to miss tour after sending off". BBC Sport. Retrieved 27 May 2013.
- ^ Rees, Paul (25 May 2013). "Leicester win Premiership final as Northampton's Dylan Hartley sees red". Guardian (London). Retrieved 7 June 2013.
- ^ Rees, Paul (28 May 2013). "Dylan Hartley decides not to appeal suspension and will miss Lions tour". Guardian (London). Retrieved 7 June 2013.
- ^ "Four-week ban for headbutt for England hooker". BBC. 26 May 2015.
21. Hartley re-signs at Northampton Saints http://www.northamptonsaints.co.uk/News/TabId/90/ArtMID/526/ArticleID/5495/Seven-re-signings-at-Saints.aspx 22. Hartley gets banned [1]
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Oak Ridge's Higgins catching national attention
Updated: 04/28/2015 - The rising junior wide receiver already has college offers from some of the top schools in the nation.
Updated: 04/28/2015 - The rising junior wide receiver already has college offers from some of the top schools in the nation.
Updated: 04/25/2015 - 63,016 fans took to Neyland Stadium Saturday afternoon. Tennessee's defense won the spring game 54-44.
Updated: 04/24/2015 - The Vols wrapped up their practice sessions prior to the DISH Orange & White Game on Thursday. UT's coaches summed up Team 119's progress following the 14th session.
Posted: 04/23/2015 - Local 8 Sports and Volquest.com preview the 2015 Orange and White game
Updated: 04/21/2015 - Peyton Manning among a number of VFL's expected back to Campus this weekend.
Updated: 04/18/2015 - Tennessee will conclude spring drills next Saturday with the annual Orange and White game (4 pm).
Posted: 04/16/2015 - Tennessee's assistant coaches met with the media on Thursday following the Vols' 11th practice of spring.
Updated: 04/15/2015 - He's the fourth 4-star commit for UT's 2016 class.
Posted: 04/15/2015 - The Caravan will be making five stops this May and will feature appearances from University of Tennessee coaches, including head football coach Butch Jones, head men's basketball coach Rick Barnes and head women's basketball coach Holly Warlick.
Updated: 04/14/2015 - Butch Jones led the Vols through their 10th spring practice on Tuesday afternoon. Jones was happy with the Vols first practice in shells this spring.
Posted: 04/14/2015 - The Graves Family has placed Coach Graves Obituary on the Sylvan Abbey Website at www.SylvanAbbey.com .
Posted: 04/14/2015 - Tennessee's returning assistant football coaches received an aggregate $250,000 in raises, and Butch Jones' staff pool increased by $270,000 from the 2014 season, per contracts released Tuesday by the University of Tennessee and obtained by VolQuest.com through an Open Records request.
Updated: 04/11/2015 - Butch Jones was pleased with the way the Vols defense played in Saturday's situational scrimmage
Posted: 04/10/2015 - Tennessee's oldest living letterman and a College Football Hall of Famer has passed away.
Updated: 04/07/2015 - Team 119 opened its third week of spring football on Tuesday. With the rainy and wet weather in Knoxville, the Vols had a chance to have their first indoor practice of spring.
Posted: 04/04/2015 - Saturday's practiced marked the first this spring in which the Vols had a full SEC officiating crew on hand to create a more game-like setting.
Posted: 03/31/2015 - As Rick Barnes was being introduced at Pratt Pavilion, Butch Jones was leading Team 119 through its fourth spring practice over on Haslam Field.
Updated: 03/28/2015 - After Saturday's practice, head coach Butch Jones said his team needs to be more physical.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - Tennessee's assistant coaches met with the media to talk about the first two days of spring practice for Team 119.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Our media partners, Volquest.com says Coleman Thomas was arrested Wednesday morning for attempting to sell stolen property.
Updated: 03/25/2015 - Tennessee held its annual NFL Pro Day as all 32 teams were in Knoxville to get a first-hand look at UT's prospects.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Butch Jones led Team 119 through its first practice on Tuesday afternoon on Haslam Field. "Obviously good to get back on the football field and play football, although we didn't have any pads on today," said Jones.
Updated: 03/23/2015 - Butch Jones addressed the media on Monday in advance of spring practice
Posted: 03/18/2015 - The Vols will welcome the Panthers to Neyland Stadium on Sept. 11, 2021, while Tennessee will travel to Pittsburgh's Heinz Field on Sept. 10, 2022.
Posted: 03/10/2015 - Four-star junior QB Austin Kendall announced the news via his Twitter account on Tuesday


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The Faith Militant grow increasingly aggressive in King's Landing. Jaime and Bronn head south. In Dorne, Ellaria and the Sand Snakes vow vengeance.
Live from New York, it's... Kate McKinnon and Darrell Hammond!
Sketches include "Hillary's Announcement," "Depends Legends," "HLN: Hot for Teacher," "Home 2," "QVC," "John Singleton's Game of Thrones," "Hollywood Game Night," "How 2 Dance with Janelle," "Sesame Street," "Cinema Classics," and "Connectatron."
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In the frenzied aftermath of the royal wedding, Tyrion gets a visit from a loyal subject, but wonders if anyone in his family will help him out of his current predicament. Meanwhile, Tywin offers to work for the common good with a presumed enemy; Sam takes stock of the personnel at Castle Black; the Hound gives another life lesson to Arya; and Daenerys makes a decision outside the walls of Meereen.moreless
In King's Landing, Tyrion welcomes Prince Oberyn Martell of Dorne for the royal wedding. Elsewhere, Jaime readjusts to life after his imprisonment. Up North, Jon shares what he learned beyond the Wall as the wildlings continue to plan their attack. Meanwhile, while with the Hound, Arya runs into an old friend. And on the road to Mereen, Daenerys and her army find gruesome markers for the city.moreless
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Sketches include "Fox & Friends," "Game of Game of Thrones," "match.com," "Jennifer Aniston Look-Alike Contest," "M&M Store," "Darrell's House" (two parts), "Michael Jordan's Wedding," and "New Balance."
Of Monsters and Men performed "Little Talks" and "Mountain Sound."moreless
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