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A sword is a long, bladed weapon used for combat. While most swords in Naruto are traditional Japanese katana, tantō, or ninjatō, swords used by main characters tend to bear little resemblance to real-life weapons, as is the case with the Seven Swordsmen of the Mist's swords. Other swords that have been introduced in the series have mystical or special powers, including Orochimaru's Sword of Kusanagi and the Sword of Totsuka as wielded by Itachi Uchiha's Susanoo.
Most shinobi appear to have a preference towards long and wide blades while some ninja like Tenten use shorter swords, mainly for throwing them long-range. Of note are the samurai of the Land of Iron who are nearly all seen with swords, and the shinobi of the Land of Lightning which boasts a visible majority carrying them. A sword noted for belonging to a particular wielder is known as a Meitō (名刀, Literally meaning: Famous/Excellent Sword).
Certain foreign countries use more westernized types of swords, such as the kingdom of the Land of the Moon's military use sabers while Shion's guards in the Land of Demons wield gladius.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Is U.S. Justice Broken?
Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
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Drug War Crimes
Recorded: Thursday, May 6, 2004
Each year, the U.S. government spends over $30 billion on the drug war and arrests more than 1.5 million people on drug-related charges. Currently more than 318,000 people are behind bars in the U.S. for drug violationsmore than the number of people incarcer-ated for all crimes in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain combined. Have current drug laws deterred drug abuse and reduced crime? What are the real costs of this countrys war on drugs? Is there a link between the homicide rate and the amount of resources given to drug prohibition? Please join us as Boston University economist Jeffrey Miron (author of the major new book, Drug War Crimes) and former San Jose police chief, Joseph McNamara, examine these questions and explore real alternatives to Americas War on Drugs.
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Boston University Professor of Economics and author of the new book, Drug War Crimes: The Consequences of Prohibition. His articles on Drug Policy have appeared in Social Research, Boston Globe and the London Observer. He received his Ph. D. in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Joseph D. McNamara
Research Fellow, Hoover Institution. Former Chief of Police, San Jose, CA and Kansas City, MO. He has published articles in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and other publications. He has been a commentator for NPR and has appeared on Meet the Press, Good Morning America, Sixty Minutes, and other programs.
Ethan A. Nadelmann
Founder and Executive Director of the Drug Policy Alliance, the leading organization in the United States promoting alternatives to the War on Drugs. Dr. Nadelmann received his Ph.D. and J.D. from Harvard University and a Masters degree in International Relations from the London School of Economics. His speaking and writings on drug policy have attracted international attention and appeared in Science, American Heritage, National Review, and others.
Experts: Joseph D. McNamara, Jeffrey A. Miron, Ethan A. NadelmannType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Drugs (Illicit), Government Waste/Pork, Law Enforcement
The Drug War on Trial: Two Judges Speak Out
Recorded: Wednesday, September 5, 2001
Drug abuse is a serious problem, but the "War on Drugs" shows no sign of being won and has come with a heavy price tag. Critics say that its side effects- increased taxes, increased crime and corruption here and abroad, loss of civil liberties, decreased health, prison overcrowding, discrimination against African Americans and other groups, and the diversion of resources away from other problems- are even worse for society than the drugs themselves. Many public officials share this sentiment but fear political reprisals if they speak out. However, Judges James Gray and Vaughn Walker, having witnessed the Drug War up close, believe that the time has come to testify publicly about its ill effects- and to outline bold, new approaches to the drug problem.
Experts: James P. Gray, Vaughn WalkerType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Drugs (Illicit), Law Enforcement
Guns and Violent Crime
Recorded: Tuesday, September 21, 1999
With the recent school massacre in Littleton, Colorado; the shootings of Jewish children in Los Angeles; and rampant drive-by shootings and other atrocities, what can and should be done to protect the innocent against violence in American society? Can government protect the citizenry against gun-related violence? What is the record of individual self-defense against violence in Britain and the U.S.? In this very timely Independent Policy Forum, acclaimed historian Joyce Lee Malcolm and civil rights attorney Don Kates will examine gun laws, violence, and rights.
Experts: Don B. Kates Jr., Joyce Lee MalcolmType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Gun Control, Law Enforcement
Stopping Violent Crime: New Directions for Reduction and Prevention
Recorded: Tuesday, December 3, 1996
Tuesday, December 3, 1996
Co-sponsored by the Independent Institute and Koch Crime Commission
University Theater, Garvey Fine Arts Center
Washburn University, Topeka, KS
Arthur R. Miller, Professor of Law, Harvard University
Bruce L. Benson, Professor of Economics, Florida State University; Senior Fellow, The Independent Institute
Erika Holzer, bestselling author of book and major motion picture, Eye for an Eye
Wendy Kaminer, Contributing Editor, The Atlantic Monthly
William I. Koch, Chairman, Koch Crime Commission
Alan J. Lizotte, Director, Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center, University at Albany
David B. Sentelle, Judge, U. S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit
David J. Theroux, Founder and President, The Independent Institute
Richard L. Thornburgh, former U.S. Attorney General
Hubert Williams, President, Police Foundation
Marvin E. Wolfgang, Director, Sellin Center for Studies in Criminology, University of Pennsylvania
James R. Wyrsch, President, Wyrsch Hobbs Mirakian & Lee, P.C.
Violent crime continues to be a major social and economic problem in the United States and around the world. This important debate, held before an audience of 1,000 at Washburn University, features a panel of experts from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, including criminal justice officials, business and civic leaders, scholars, and best-selling authors.
In a lively and challenging exchange of ideas, the program addresses why the criminal justice system has become increasingly bureaucratized and politicized, ever less responsive and ever more costly. Topics include victims rights, crime and incarceration rates, restitution, civil liberties, illicit drugs, guns, racism, policing, privatization, and sentencing.
Co-sponsored by The Independent Institute and Koch Crime Commission, this program was distributed by Central Educational Network and appeared on the Public Broadcasting System.
Experts: Bruce L. Benson, Erika Holzer, Wendy Kaminer, William I. Koch, Alan J. Lizotte, Arthur R. Miller, David B. Sentelle, David J. Theroux, Richard L. Thornburgh, Hubert Williams, Marvin E. Wolfgang, James R. WyrschType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Family, Gun Control, Labor and Employment, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Race Issues, Urban Issues, Welfare, Womens Issues
Crime, Punishment, and the Criminal Justice System
Recorded: Sunday, June 26, 1994
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Arthur R. Miller, Professor of Law, Harvard University
Randy E. Barnett, Professor of Law, Boston University
William P. Barr, former Attorney General of the United States
Pasco M. Bowman II, Judge, U. S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit
Steven J. Davies, Superintendent of Schools, Kingman Norwich, KS
Williamson M. Evers, Fellow, The Independent Institute and Hoover Institution
Joan M. Finney, Governor of Kansas
Raymond W. Kelly, Former Police Commissioner, New York City
William I. Koch, Chairman, Oxbow Corporation
W. Walter Menninger, President and CEO, Menninger Foundation
Gale A. Norton, Attorney General of Colorado
Eric S. Rosen, State District Court Judge, Shawnee County, KS
Nadine Strossen, National President, American Civil Liberties Union
Bailus M. Tate, President, Board of Police Commissioners, Kansas City, MO
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William I. Koch, Chairman, Oxbow Corporation
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David J. Theroux, Founder and President, The Independent Institute
Experts: Randy E. Barnett, Stephen J. Davies, Williamson M. Evers, William I. Koch, Arthur R. Miller, Nadine StrossenType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Family, Freedom, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Gun Control, Labor and Employment, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Regulation and Deregulation, Welfare
National Dinner to Honor Robert A. Conquest
Recorded: Tuesday, July 7, 1992
July 7, 1992 Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, California
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If it shall appear, upon the completion of such adjustments, respectively, or sooner, that lands were, from any cause, prior to March 3, 1887, erroneously certified or patented, by the United States, to or for the use or benefit of any company claiming by, through, or under grant from the United States, to aid in the construction of a railroad, it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Interior to thereupon demand from such company a relinquishment or reconveyance to the United States of all such lands, whether within granted or indemnity limits; and if such company shall neglect or fail to so reconvey such lands to the United States within ninety days after the aforesaid demand shall have been made, it shall thereupon be the duty of the Attorney General to commence and prosecute in the proper courts the necessary proceedings to cancel all patents, certification, or other evidence of title prior to March 3, 1887, issued for such lands, and to restore the title thereof to the United States.
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LOS ANGELES - Pressure is on for Eagan native Nicholas David who takes the stage on national television again Monday night. He is one of the four remaining singers on NBC's "The Voice."
Retro sounds are in David's wheel house, from 70's soul to last week's interpretation of the timeless classic "Over the Rainbow."
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Dogs were in the headlines recently at Mayo Clinic with the release of the book "Dr. Jack the Helping Dog," which features a 9-year old pincher who is Mayo's first, and only, facility-based service dog.
Also, a new friend of mine, Jean, is the owner of a beautiful English Yellow Labrador named Koda who is a therapy dog. What's the difference between a diabetes therapy dog and a diabetes service dog?
Therapy dogs are trained to provide affection and comfort to people in hospitals, retirement homes, nursing homes, mental health facilities, schools, and stressful situations such as disaster areas.
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Diabetes service dogs also provide valuable help. For years, as a diabetes educator, I've heard stories from patients who have pets about how their pet alerted them to impending low blood sugar (hypoglycemia).
Diabetes service dogs are trained to:
Several programs train diabetes service dogs for individuals with type 1 diabetes, including Dogs4diabetics and Can Do Canine. Both of these service organizations have specific criteria that must be meet before a service dog is placed with someone. Also, dogs are restricted to specific regions or states. If you know of other organizations that provide diabetes service dogs, please let us know.
A person with a diabetes service dog said on the Dogs4Diabetic's Web site:
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A Diabetes service dog that I was told was trained at the Mayo Clinic recently started to come to work with a new employee. It has growled and lunged at me twice. Is this normal? I've never seen aggressive behavoir from a service animal before. I don't know what to do.
I have glaucoma and diabetis where can i get a ser
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Check out www.diabeticalertdogsbyzakk.com or on Facebook- Zakk is a type 1 diabetic training diabetic alert dogs for other diabetics-
I have been researching DADs (Diabetic Assistance Dogs) for weeks. One thing I know is to be sure to do a web search on each training program's name followed by the word "complaint." There are some real hucksters out there. One reared its head in this forum. Do your due diiligence before you sign anything, especially a check. We will eventuallly have one trained for our daughter, but I expect it to take 18 months to train.
Thank you for the article! I just would like to add that Service Dogs in addition to the help they provide which you mentioned in the article, they are also trained for seizure alert, for allergy alert (paprika, even in a very small quantity can actually kill people with a rare medical condition. The city of Indianapolis has been sued for discrimiom. See: http://www.theindychannel.com/news/ex-worker-sues-city-over-service-dog-for-paprika-allergy), medication/ treatment reminders, etc...
I am very glad to see people been more and better educated on this important issue. Thanks!
Many great stories here. I have a lab/pitbull mix who is the sweetest dog. I had recently changed my diet and my regular insulin at night was too much. It was 2 am and I was awoken by Mattie pushing me with her nose. I soon realized I was in big trouble. As I tried to get up I couldn't see anything. My husband was in our living room and I was able to call him for help. My blood sugar was 30. I have never been that low and I might not have woke up without Mattie's assistance. She now goes to bed when I do and when I wake up she is still there.
Sande: What a special dog you have! We guess that your dog has a very keen sense of smell, even from another room. They really are amazing animals! Cats sometimes can tell as well. My (Peggy) cat woke up my son when his blood sugar was very low (43mg/dl).
I have a dog, a cocker spanial found on the streets..about 6 months old..now at 3 years. she will alert and wake me up with my bs is low..she has come from a seperate room at night.jumping on my bed to wake me up as my bs was very low..how did she know from another room..I have seen her smell my breath but those times she comes rushing into my room.i don't know how she does it...wk3ygq
My 2yr old border collie, lab mix has been alerting me when I'm sleeping and my blood sugar drops. Last night was one of those times, I couldn't figure out why she was bothering me when I wanted to sleep...but she kept it up and sure enough when I was more awake I felt the symptoms immediately. My question is..how could I get her qualified to be a service dog so I could take her with me when I travel, or for that matter go anywhere?
My brother is 36, lives in Mexico, has Diabetes Type 1 and received a kidney transplant 6 years ago. During this time he has had a couple of severe hypoglycemic attacks (one of them happened while running some errands and it landed him in jail, policemen thought he was on drugs). I have read about service dogs being able to warn when an attack is coming. Given that the culture of service dogs is not really extended in Mexico we have had a hard time trying to find if one of these dogs would be a good option for my brother. I would to know if, in general terms and taking into account that many other things have to be considered, a service dog is an option for someone who has received an organ transplant. I hope somebody can give me an orienting answer. Thanks.
PawPADS, Pawsitive Perspectives Assistance Dogs located in Savage, MN, also trains Diabetic Service Dogs! Great new program, great people!
My nephew has a four year old Great Dane named Bob. Currently they both live at my house. One evening I was working around the house and the Dane was with me. While I am used to his keepiing tabs on me and anyone else in the house, I noticed on this particular night that he was staying very close to me, and finally when I sat down he was literally "in my face" sniffing very hard and wimpering a bit. No matter what, he wouldn't leave me alone. I finally noticed that I was slightly perspiring around my hairline. I wondered what my blood sugar was and went in to take it. It was 51. Bob stayed right wih me and wouldn't leave me until I had eaten, and my sugar was up to 85. He has "rescued me" once more since then. While he is not trained as a Diabetic Alert Dog, I am 100% sure he understands and wants to help. Needless to say I am very grateful he is so conscientious. I am just beginning insulin therapy for my diabetes and learning the signs of low blood sugar. Thanks to Bob the Great Dane, I am learning very quickly.
Additional information about Diabetic Alert Dogs can be found on Facebook under Diabetic Alert Dogs by Warren Retrievers. "Like" us to receive periodic updates about our DAD program and the successes our clients are experiencing with their Diabetic Aert Dogs.
Thank you for sharing information about Diabetic Alert Service Dogs and their ability to help Type 1 Diabetics manage their blood sugar levels. Diabetic Alert Dogs by Warren Retrievers (www.warrenretrievers.com) has developed a protocol that is not being used by other providers and our clients are seeing tremendous success in the alerting ability of their dogs. All of our dogs are temperament and scent tested to ensure exemplary scent ability and accurate placement based on the individual needs of the client. Training can include (but is not limited to) alerting the diabetic when blood sugar levels fluctuate low or high, bringing test kits or snacks, and alerting family members or calling 911 if the diabetic is unresponsive. All of our dogs must pass a public access test before being certified as working service dogs. Visit the website of our Master Trainer, Dee Bogetti to learn more (www.deethedogtrainer.com) For additional information about obtaining a service dog through Diabetic Alert Dogs by Warren Retrievers, please contact Dan Warren at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I just read the posting from Janet and would like to contact her regarding her toy poodles she is training. I thank you in advance.
I am an elderly widow who lives alone and on a fixed income. I would like to get some information on how to obtain a diabetic service dog. I am a type ll diabetic for about ten years. Any information would be much appreciated. Thank you.
i've been diabetic since i was 22 months old. we have always had a dog in the home. this continues now as i am an adult w/ 2 young children. when i was a little over 30 weeks preg. w/ my first daughter i fell in to a diabetic coma. My 4lb yorkie alerted the neighbors. when they found me the paramedics figured that i had been lying on the floor for hours and had gone into early labor. my sugar was at 11... yes ELEVEN ! i woke up 2 days later with a beautiful little girl, LOTS of questions, and a newfound love for "Daphne." We now call her "mama" as she never gets too far away from my side.
She saved my life, my daughters life and is now one of my biggest heros !
I am a type one diabetic and I do not feel my low blood sugars and have had a couple seizures as a result. I have the sensor but I heard about the diabetic service dogs recently and asked my endrocrinologist and he became very adament that there is no scientific data and it would not work. I am convinced I would like to try. Could anyone recommend a doctor in the sioux falls region I could see that would be open minded...even if I have to go out of state I guess. Thanks.
Paola, If your dog is identified as a service dog, he would be allowed. If you have any questions, please call the concierge's office at 507-538-8438. Thank you.
I was wondering what the Mayo Clinic's policy is regarding a patient with a service dog... I have an appointment this week and have had him with me in the past during hospitalizations, but am uncertain as to the policy at Mayo. Does anyone know?
Here is a website that tells a lot about service dogs:
I am currently breeding and training service dogs for diabetics. They will be ready in fall of 2011. I have 4 puppies now: toy poodles that are hypo allergenic and can do all the tasks except help a person up on their feet. If you are interested in learning more about the service dogs in the U.S.A., there are many websites to help you.
I am working on trying to get a diabetic service dog from servicedogsva.com but they only place dogs with people who live in Virginia.
My daughter is 7 years old and has had diabetes since she was 4. I just recently heard about these dogs and was very excited. We found a trainer through the delta society and started the process of applying for the dog. Our doctor had to fill out some of the paper work. He called us and said that there is no scientific evidence that these dogs can actually detect highs or lows and that they are a waste of money. He said to go to Disney world instead. I can't begin to tell you how disappointed I was to hear this. It is heart breaking. I would like to here from people who actually own a diabetic service dog and don't have anything to gain ether way if we get one or don't. Do these dogs actually work?
My husband and I adopted Moe from the Humane Society in Flint, Michigan. Within a few months, he alerted my husband when my blood sugar was low while I was sleeping.....he did it three times in four months. I rarely have low blood sugar when I sleep, but when I did , he sensed it. He is a wonderful Jack Russell...he truly loves his mom and dad.
My Mother has a diabetic Service Dog. I found her an ID patch for her dogs vest. http://www.workingservicedog.com/Diabetic_Alert_Dog_Patch.aspx
I called the company to see if they had any promotions going on, her dog was in need of some new SD gear and I am on a fixed income.
They couldnt have been nicer, they created a promo code "diabeticsd" for me!!!!!
I wanted to share the wonderful experience I had with a company that cares so much!! Thank you www.workingservicedog.com
Cares Inc. in Kansas provides services dogs that help with diabetes I know that is were I got my service dog Fargo from. And he has been my best friend and a life saver beside helping get me up off the floor when my knees give out from my degenerative arthitis in my left knee. He is a Golden Retriever who is 4 years old, basic training was done by prisoners. I thank God for the program that help them and help me daily.
I have peripheral neuropathy and fibromylagia. My dog isn't a service dog, but she often knows when I am starting a flare or don't feel well even before I do. She will bark and huff at me to go to bed. She's a bossy little 13 lb dog.
'Grace' is my savior in several ways. She is a 70 lb golden retreiver..beautiful. I trained her through books I purchased and participated in local dog obedience class'. I taught her at 4 months to smell my breath and place her paw on my leg. Warnings of lowering blood sugar have changed to barking. She helps pick me up when I fall, detects seizures, and she is theraputic as I am alone quite often. I would recommend a service dog highly!
Service Dog can help with many more disabilities than you have mentioned, i.e. seizures, psychiatric disabilities etc.
I have a dog that started to alert me of low blood sugar at about 4-1/2 months of age. The first time, I didnt understand what was going on until my vision started shutting down & I realized what was happening. Subsequently, he's alerted me & when I tested was way low, in the 50's, so he's been a lifesaver for me.
The program listed in Minnesota do have strict criteria (such as other dogs living in the household) that must be met. I can help people with different and more personal options. A dog they choose for training. Partially trained dogs and even possible training of their own pet. See scentangels.com
My brother's son has a "Service" dog. It seems to me to function like a companion to his son, helping him with his severe autism, and poor vision. The dog hangs out with him. Although the child is aware of his dogs presence they stay at arms length. Is helping with socialization a combined role some of these dogs are now taking on?
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Later today I will be attending my fourth military ball for the monarch battalion. I have to iron my uniform, shave and just get myself mentally ready for tonight.
The military ball as a tradition is something we really take pride in here at the monarch battalion. We do have ceremonial toasts that take place at the beginning of the ceremony.
Toast to the commanding general, to the ladies, and to the monarch battalion. They are definitely set on having guest lecturers who can provide us with a great outlook on what we can look forward to in our military careers.
And just being able to be part of traditional ceremonies such as the 'grog bowl' and the ceremonial POW table. This is our chance to get together in a formal atmosphere and just get together and celebrate all the year's accomplishments.
I definitely feel the friendships I've established in the ROTC program will last for a lifetime, especially within my senior class.
The military ball is a great way to show how close we are, we definitely care about each other, as we will our future soldiers.


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What is a widget? In Android, the word widget is a generic term for a bit of self-contained code that displays a program, or a piece of a program, that is also (usually) a shortcut to a larger application. We see them every day on web pages, on our computer desktop and on our smartphones, but we never give too much thought into how great they are. Widgets first appeared in Android in version 1.5, and really gained traction thanks to HTC's Sense-flavored version of the operating system. Prior to the release of the HTC Hero and our first taste of Sense, widgets were functional, but pretty bland in appearance. Since then, OEMs and independent developers alike have done some marvelous things with widgets, and it's hard to imagine using Android without them.
Android widgets come in all shapes and sizes and range from the utilitarian 1-by-1 shortcut style to full-page widgets that blow us away with the eye-candy. Both types are very useful, and it's pretty common to see a widget or two on the home screen of any Android phone. A full-page widget, like HTC's weather widget for late-model Android phones, tells you everything you need to know about the current conditions, and is also a quick gateway to the weather application where you can see things like forecasts and weather data for other cities. At the other end of the spectrum, the Google Reader 1x1 widget watches a folder in your Google Reader account and tells you how many unread items there are, and opens the full application when pressed. Both are very handy, and add a lot to the Android experience.
Most Android phones come with a handful of built-in widgets. Some manufacturer versions of Android offer more than others, but the basics like a clock, calendar, or bookmarks widget are usually well represented. This is just the tip of the iceberg though. A quick trip into the Android Market will dazzle you with the huge catalog of third-party widgets available, with something that suits almost every taste. With Ice Cream Sandwich supporting things like higher resolution screens and re-sizable widgets, it's going to be an exciting year seeing what developers can come up with.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Near Central Park
21 comments:
- Joana said...
She looks amazing!
- September 24, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- Serena Verdepomodoro said...
your grandmother was a great woman... i love her hair.
- September 24, 2012 at 10:31 AM
- Conni Nørskov said...
I hate to sound negative, but I would tone down the color of the brows just a bit, if I was her. Anyway - I think she looks absolutely fantastic! Sofisticated, confident and with a lovely and sweet smile and sparkle ind her eyes! She looks like a person I would really love to know! ;)
- September 24, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Angele Style said...
Yes Ari, a beautiful lady who also reminds me of my grandmother. At age 83 she went to the hospital to have a lump removed from her breast and would not let even my father (her son) come to her room afterward to see her until she had her lipstick on. Thank you for this post Ari.
- September 24, 2012 at 12:32 PM
- Melanie said...
What a beautiful woman.
- September 24, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Eyespectacle said...
Ari, your blog is super-advanced!! I also find some mature ladies and gentleman's style so inspiring but unlike you I sometime find it a bit intimidating to ask if I can take a picture for my blog...today this very stylish lady was stood right in front of me on the train, it felt a bit awkward to ask if I could take a pic so I had to make a sneaky sketch ;-) http://www.eyespectacle.com/2012/09/cat-eyes-pearls-and-orange-coat.html
- September 24, 2012 at 5:37 PM
- Carol Markel said...
Perfect curls, eyebrows, lips and nails.
Nice Bergdorf bag, too.
- September 24, 2012 at 5:51 PM
- Lois said...
Before going out my mother would always have to 'put on her face'.
- September 24, 2012 at 6:04 PM
- Et tu, tutu? said...
She looks great! Loving the pops of colour. :)
- September 24, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Kathleen Richardson said...
Beautiful outfit. Love the bright red lipstick and nails.
- September 24, 2012 at 7:04 PM
- Karena said...
I admire this, that she takes the time to take care of herself. Styling her hair, the lipstick, a real lady!
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- September 24, 2012 at 9:19 PM
- Jamie and Shane said...
Love her hair and lips. (And she seems to have a certain self-assurance to pull them off!)
- September 25, 2012 at 1:35 AM
- Rania said...
Really Cool Stuff
- September 25, 2012 at 3:45 AM
- Rania said...
I respect a lot people who don't give up on their life because of age, they feel young from the inside and they spread happiness with their attitude, they don't let life break them... I hope, I will be just like this lady when I become her age
- September 25, 2012 at 4:01 AM
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- September 25, 2012 at 7:32 AM
- Clê said...
What a cutie! She reminds me of Bette Davis. because of her hair, I think.
- September 25, 2012 at 4:34 PM
- Jan said...
She has beautiful eyes, and that outfit she has on is to die for!
- September 27, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- stylish fox said...
OMG ! This is the Chanel girl!
- September 27, 2012 at 4:17 PM
- bonjour, i'm rebecca! said...
,,,she looks marvelous! her hair, her lips, those rosey cheeks, her nails and hosiery! "she" has great "advanced style"!,,,
- September 27, 2012 at 8:21 PM
- Lavinka said...
she looks fantastic! her style is amazing. She definitely thought about every small detail when she put that outfit together.
love, lavinka
- September 30, 2012 at 1:54 PM
- Levandule od Lutense said...
Úžasná, skutečně obdivuju!
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22 U.S. Code § 2775 - Foreign military sales to less developed countries
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(a) When the President finds that any economically less developed country is diverting development assistance furnished pursuant to the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended [22 U.S.C. 2151 et seq.], or sales under the Food for Peace Act, as amended [7 U.S.C. 1691 et seq.], to military expenditures, or is diverting its own resources to unnecessary military expenditures, to a degree which materially interferes with its development, such country shall be immediately ineligible for further sales and guarantees under sections 2761, 2762, 2763, and 2764 of this title, until the President is assured that such diversion will no longer take place.
(b) Repealed. Pub. L. 93–559, § 45(a)(5),Dec. 30, 1974, 88 Stat. 1814.
Source(Pub. L. 90–629, ch. 3, § 35,Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1325; Pub. L. 93–559, § 45(a)(5),Dec. 30, 1974, 88 Stat. 1814; Pub. L. 110–246, title III, § 3001(b)(1)(A), (2)(T),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1820, 1821.)
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The Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, referred to in subsec. (a), is Pub. L. 87–195, Sept. 4, 1961, 75 Stat. 424, as amended, which is classified principally to chapter 32 (§ 2151 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 2151 of this title and Tables.
The Food for Peace Act, as amended, referred to in subsec. (a), is act July 10, 1954, ch. 469, 68 Stat. 454, which is classified principally to chapter 41 (§ 1691 et seq.) of Title 7, Agriculture. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1691 of Title 7 and Tables.
2008—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 110–246substituted "Food for Peace Act" for "Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954".
1974—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 93–559repealed subsec. (b) which provided for Presidential reports to Congress respecting sales and guaranties to less developed countries.
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, see section 4(b) ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of Title 7, Agriculture.
Delegation of Functions
For delegation of functions of the President under subsec. (a) of this section, see section 1(i) of Ex. Ord. No. 13637, Mar. 8, 2013, 78 F.R. 16130, set out as a note under section 2751 of this title. Functions were previously delegated by Ex. Ord. No. 11958, which was formerly set out as a note under section 2751 of this title and was revoked, subject to a savings provision, by section 4 of Ex. Ord. No. 13637.
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I can not believe how fast a year has gone by! And with three of our birthdays back to back, we did a weekend getaway with the kids for Labor Day weekend, which was fun for the kids.
Both kids had their well checks yesterday... and I think next year, we will do them separate mornings - they both were competing for our pedi's attention, which I was not expecting from our 1 year old DD. She has been toddling around for a month now, so she is pretty steady on her feet - and she is a climber! She is climbing up things that DS never considered climbing up on so we are revisiting our childproofing (we did not have to do much for DS since he never pushed the boundaries like she is). Sigh, it seems like every time I turn around, I see something else she is trying to climb up - and she only just turned 1. So we have cleared her room, and she will be getting no furniture in there to limit her climbing up things. And she can scream louder - and usually screams "DAAAADAAAA!" when she wants something NOW. (and of course, DH caves immediately a lot of the time)
DS just turned 3 and I can not believe he is already in preschool I classroom at his daycare! They do grow up too fast - it seems like yesterday it was in his toddler room. Today is school picture day and they do sibling sittings too, so we will see how those come out since they usually don't cooperate at the same time for us at home.


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COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. -- All around coach John Gagliardi's office at St. John's University, there are mementos and memories. There is little room left on the walls to hang another photograph or award, and the shelf space is taken up by all the trophies that have accumulated over more than six decades as one of the most successful coaches in college football history.
Someday soon, everything on the walls and shelves will be packed into boxes and stored somewhere. Gagliardi suggested the pole barn adjoining his home, but his wife, Peggy, has other ideas. There's a lower level in the lake house where she plans to display all the photos and awards.
While the mementos will be gone from St. John's, the memories will remain, memories of a coach who won more games than anyone in college football.
On Monday, Nov. 19, 18 days after his 86th birthday, Gagliardi announced he was retiring after 64 years as a college coach and 60 years at St. John's University.
The first active coach to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (2006), Gagliardi's final record of 489-138-11 overall and 465-132-10 at St. John's is one of the great accomplishments in college athletics.
During his tenure, he guided the Johnnies to four national championships and 27 MIAC titles.
He began his coaching career while still in high school when he became the player-coach at Trinidad High School in Colorado after the coach went off to war during World War II.
"He's probably mentored more young men than any other person in the history of the NCAA," said St. John's athletics director Tom Stock, who said the university would conduct a nationwide search for a successor and that there were "great" internal candidates. Stock said Gagliardi's replacement could be chosen within 30 days.
Told that the White House had sent a congratulatory statement about his retirement, Gagliardi said, "I can't believe that. I didn't vote for him. ... Maybe I better change my vote."
I talked with Gagliardi on Monday about his retirement and incredible career.
BS: Why now?
JG: That's a good question. I don't know if I have a good answer. Why not, maybe I should ask. If we were winning big, maybe I wouldn't do it. We're slipping a little bit. I figured maybe the time has come.
BS: This is a question many people are wondering: Are you being pushed by the university to retire?
JG: Why would they push me? Well, we're not winning as much as we'd like, I guess.
BS: There was no nudge or no suggestion, like, "Hey, John, have you thought about retiring?"
JG: Too old or what?
BS: Then you'd have an age discrimination suit.
JG: That's right. (Smiles.)
BS: But it was your decision and yours alone?
JG: Yeah. Tough decision.
BS: When did you actually make the decision?
JG: I've thought about it for years. I thought about it after my first year of coaching in high school. I seriously thought about it a couple of times. I thought about it a lot when I was selling life insurance on the side, making more money in a few summer months than the whole year (of coaching). I thought maybe that's the route to go. Then I figured, "Ah, hell." Then, when the (University of) San Diego job opened up (in the 1980s), I really gave it some thought. The weather and everything was very attractive. It was so beautiful and enchanting and the weather. I thought, "What would life be like?" My son, Jimmy, still was in high school. He wanted to go. Then I thought about my three married kids (who would have stayed in Minnesota). Don't think I didn't give that a lot of thought.
BS: But that's not retiring. That would have meant leaving St. John's.
JG: That's right. Retiring. That was a different question. Every time you'd call and asked if I thought about retiring, yeah, I thought about it.
BS: I asked you every year for 20 years.
JG: As you get older, your energy level isn't where it was. I'm sure had we won big ... although at the time we won the national championship in 2003, I thought, "That wouldn't be bad to quit right at the top." But then I didn't give it too much thought. I figured, "This is kind of nice. Let's do it again."
BS: What you going to do now?
JG: I'm not sure. You got any openings down there at the paper?
BS: If you want to do a blog, I'll talk to them.
JG: I don't know how to do blogs. I can e-mail.
BS: It has been 64 years of coaching at the college level. Is there a game or a championship or even a loss that stays in your mind with more clarity than others?
JG: There's a lot of wins. So many I'd have a hard time. Each of the national championship has to jump out. There are a lot of losses.
BS: There aren't that many, John.
JG: Oh, there are.
BS: When you look back at your decision, did getting to 500 wins come into play?
JG: That 500 was always kind of a joke. Just horsing around, talking about 500. We have a big preseason luncheon. It's a big crowd of our faithful. Something I probably won't miss because you have to come up with new jokes and some new thoughts. That's when I thought, "Geez, I have to come up with something here. I have 484 wins. Sixteen more will put me at 500. OK, 500. If I can win two a year, it'd be eight years." Somehow, people thought I was serious about it.
BS: But it was realistic. In two years, you'd absolutely get it.
JG: Yeah, two years. If I thought, we could do it in two or three years ... (Laughs.)
BS: Will you come and watch the Johnnies play? Some coaches don't want to watch the team they coached.
JG: Well, I don't know. I've never been in this position before. I'm sure I'd certainly be interested. It depends on who was the coach and what the situation was.
BS: Have you asked university officials or do you know how much input you'll have with naming a new coach?
JG: I think it'd be zero. I don't know. That's my thought. They haven't asked me anything. We haven't been to that spot.
BS: Would you like to have your son take over? (Jim Gagliardi, the Johnnies' offensive coordinator, has been assistant coach under his father for 21 years.)
JG: Well, sure, but who wouldn't? He's done a great job. He's been, for all practical purposes, the head coach. He's done all the scheduling, the equipment buying. He's done so much. All the offense. He's done all this stuff.
BS: Will you say to university officials, "I'd like to see my son get the job." I think you've earned the right to have a say.
JG: I think I have, too. But who knows if I have. It's not like you own your own business. Who knows what they'll do. I haven't been through this yet. It was tough enough to decide what I should do.
BS: It seems the two prospective coaches that make the most sense are your son and Mike Grant (a former St. John's player who coaches at Eden Prairie High School). It would be surprising if it wasn't one or the other, wouldn't it?
JG: I'm sure there may be others. I know there are others on our staff who are interested, too. I'd like to see them get a fair shot. I've been on search committees before, and I haven't got much faith in them.
BS: You won a record 489 games and were the first active coach inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Have you allowed yourself a chance to reflect on your accomplishments?
JG: Maybe I'll have a time to reflect now.


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Sage Celebrates Troy Native Maureen Stapleton
Date: Friday, February 1st, 2013
Time: 8:00 pm
Location: Bush Memorial, Troy campus
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The Sage Colleges will pay tribute to the life and a career of actress Maureen Stapleton, Troy native and Academy Award winning actress.
The evening will feature memorable moments from Stapleton's career and appearances by friends and family, including Jane Scovell who co-authored A Hell of a Life: An Autobiography with Stapleton. Russell Sage College students will further honor the legacy of her work with dramatic readings from her lengthy stage and film career.
The tribute, organized by David Baecker, associate professor of theatre, will be hosted by WNYT's Benita Zahn.


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Vermicomposting, which is composting using worms, can be a faster alternative for organic waste treatment, with the added advantage of better quality fertilizer with nutrients in the slow-release form. Vermicomposting also adds valuable soil microbes into compost and digestive fluids of worms can also be beneficial. Vermicomposting is the breakdown of organic material that, in contrast to microbial composting, involves the joint action of different species of earthworms (not all earthworms are composting worms) and microorganisms and does not involve a thermophilic (i.e., high heat) stage. Because the matrix contains many different organisms, this can be considered as an anthropogenic ecosystem. As the agents of turning, fragmentation and aeration, the worms consume organic wastes such as food waste, animal wastes and sewage sludge to produce a soil conditioner. Vermicomposting may only process organic waste of a suitable structure for worms and the optimum waste streams include some food wastes, sewage sludge, garden waste (leaves and grass) and manure. Studies have shown that vermiculture is an effective method of treating pathogen-rich waste materials and domestic solid and liquid wastes. Charles Darwin was the first to write that worms could be used in converting organic waste into a fertilizer.
In the absence of high temperatures reached (as in microbial composting), pathogen inactivation takes place by the actions of worms (digestive fluids, competition for available nutrients, consumption). The waste material treated in normal microbial composting is mostly dry, as higher moisture content can reduce the interstitial space thus reducing air passage. This can lead to process failure, as aerobic microbes cannot survive in the absence of oxygen. In vermicomposting, higher humidity is tolerated/required as worms can survive humid environments and the burrows created by worms act as channels for air passage. Thus vermicomposting is less labor-intensive in this regard. A varied substrate mass can be treated by wet vermicomposting. A good carbon to nitrogen ratio is required (C:N = 20-35) as high nitrogen content can cause ammonia which is toxic to worms. Unlike microbial composting, aeration demand for heat removal is avoided because high temperature are never met in vermicomposting - making the process easier and cheaper. In vermicomposting, lack of adequate air can cause worm fatality or worm migration and thus the cause of process failure is evident.
The worm castings (worm excreta) from vermicomposting contain plant nutrients encased in mucus membranes secreted by the worms. These dissolve slowly rather than allowing immediate nutrient leaching. Vermicompost includes worm castings, some earthworm cocoons, inert materials such as sand and rocks, fibrous and woody material and some undigested waste material that will continue to be decomposed by the indigenous bacteria in the soil. Some species of composting worms are native to temperate climate, such as Eisenia foetida (tiger worm or red wiggler), Dendrobaena veneta (European nightcrawler) and Lumbicus rubellus (red worm), while some come from the tropics such as Eudrilus eugeniae (African nightcrawler) and Perionyx excavatus (Indian blueworm). So accordingly, it could be expected the favorite diet of worms will show locally adapted variations. Vermicomposting is sometimes known as vermiculture because the worms can be harvested from the mass and used in aquaculture.


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A child was struck by a bullet when someone opened fire on a home on the south side of Colorado Springs late Friday night.
Springs Police say a 12-year-old was shot in the lower leg when gunfire erupted outside the child's home. When police arrived at the scene, they found numerous bullet holes in the residence on the 100 block of South Murray Boulevard.
The child was taken to the hospital and is expected to fully recover from the gunshot wound.
Police first received calls of gunfire near Airport Road and Murray Blvd. around 11:45 p.m. Friday. Shortly after police arrived in the neighborhood, they were called to the child's home. Police do not know who shot at the home or why.
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How about four hours earlier? Some of the city legislators are fuming because the Secret Service says that for President Obama's second inaugural parade, the rules have changed. The city's elected leaders must have their vehicles inside the secure zone on Pennsylvania avenue by 6 a.m.
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This blonde beauty recently wore a classic lace overlay dress to the Munich photo call for her film The Vow. Effortlessly mixing sweet and sexy the way she knows best, McAdams's elegant dress featured off-the-shoulder cap sleeves. The tan dress had a black lace overlay with a thick ribbon belt to accentuate her petite curves. The calf-length dress drew attention to her classic black pumps.
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(b) Estimates Required.— The Secretary shall include in documents submitted to Congress in support of the President's budget submitted pursuant to section 1105 of title 31, United States Code, detailed estimates of the funds necessary for the medical care accounts of the Department for the fiscal year following the fiscal year for which the budget is submitted.
(c) Medical Care Accounts.— For purposes of this section, the term "medical care accounts of the Department" means the following medical care accounts of the Veterans Health Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs account:
(d) Annual Report.— Not later than July 31 of each year, the Secretary shall submit to Congress an annual report on the sufficiency of the Department's resources for the next fiscal year beginning after the date of the submittal of the report for the provision of medical care. Such report shall also include estimates of the workload and demand data for that fiscal year.
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Dr. Cheryl Roberts will be the next president of Shoreline Community College.
"I think we are getting one of the great ones," Trustee Phil Barrett said following the April 21, 2014 unanimous vote unanimously to offer the position to Roberts.
Roberts was president at Chemeketa Community College, Salem, Ore., for the past seven years. Before Chemeketa, Roberts served as Vice President for Instruction at South Seattle Community College.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Seattle University, a Master of Arts in Student Personnel Administration in Higher Education from Ohio State University and a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from Seattle University.
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Investigators say a 15-year-old driver fleeing from police ran off a road and hit a tree near Mount Airy, killing a 9-year-old passenger.
Authorities say an officer noticed the vehicle speeding while heading south on U.S. Highway 52 around 11:55 p.m. Saturday.
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The 9-year-old passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. The 15-year-old driver was treated and released at the hospital.
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"Seriously though, where are the African refugees' organs?" asked Nivine, a 36-year-old with chronic kidney disease – non-rhetorically. Ever since she has heard about the bustling human trafficking and organ trade in Sinai back in 2011, Nivine wondered where she could get her hands on a kidney, should she need one later. And later she did and was forced to resort to post a Facebook note with her blood type and cell number to find a donor. (Donor here means someone who will "donate" their kidney to her, if she donates 30-50,000 Egyptian pounds to their bank account.)
Nivine's question, though horribly misdirected and intentioned, is a pertinent one. After all, there are only 35 hospitals licensed and (in some cases barely) qualified to perform organ transplants nationwide and those 35 only transplant kidneys, livers and corneas (which happen to match the organs stolen from the refugees); and there is presumably a limited number of surgeons with the know-how to remove organs without damaging them and access to ambulances with refrigeration units to preserve them; how difficult could it possibly be to track down the doctors involved?Read More


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Donahoe's Bills will Contend in 2002 or 2003 [7:25 PM]
Pittsburgh Tribine-Review reports: Donahoe, incidentally, was the one NFL executive who went out on a limb and said the Patriots were a dangerous team and picked them to win. If you ask me, it's Donahoe's Buffalo Bills who might be the most surprising team in the NFL in 2002. If not this fall, then certainly by 2003 will Donahoe and his old buddy Tom Modrak have that club turned into a contender.
Bills name Gilbride new coordinator [9:32 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The hiring is a crucial move for Williams and one that needs to work if he is going to survive as coach of the Bills.'
Gilbride fires back at Kordell's criticism [9:31 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Kevin Gilbride's most recent stop in the NFL was either a big failure or it laid the foundation for a lot of success this season.'
Hunter Kelly hospitalized in Children's [9:30 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Though hospital personnel would not discuss specifics of his illness, it was learned that the boy, for whom the Hunter's Hope Foundation was named, was admitted to the hospital earlier in the day suffering from collapsed lungs as a result of pneumonia.'
Buffalo Bills Hire Kevin Gilbride as Offensive Coordinator [9:14 AM]
Bloomberg reports: 'During his eight seasons as an offensive coordinator, Gilbride's teams ranked in the top three in the NFL five times, including the Oilers' number one ranking in 1990.'
Bills hire Gilbride to lead their offense [4:02 AM]
D and C reports: 'The Bills have scheduled a news conference for Monday.'
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports: 'If such a thing is possible, Tom Clements did not have a good weekend in Hawaii.'
Gilbride may be headed to Buffalo [4:00 AM]
Pittsburgh Tribune Review reports: '"We've had an exhaustive search," Bills coach Gregg Williams said. "The names that have gotten out are a fraction of the people we've talked to."'
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AP reports: 'Gilbride, a coach for 12 years in the NFL, was the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive coordinator in 1999 and 2000.'
Bills name Gilbride offensive coordinator [12:00 AM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Possessing 12 years of experience as an NFL coach and coordinator, Gilbride takes over for Mike Sheppard, who served as offensive coordinator under Gilbride in San Diego from 1997-98.'
2001 Offseason Review - AFC East [8:51 PM]
Fox Sports reports: 'Their record didn't look very good, but Gregg Williams established a long-term foundation that should pay dividends for the Bills down the road.'
Bills name Gilbride offensive coordinator [6:57 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: The Bills today named Kevin Gilbride as offensive coordinator, Gregg Williams has announced.
Gilbride is an NFL veteran of 12 years, having served as QB coach for the Houston Oilers in 1989, Oilers OC from 1990-1993, Oilers assistant head coach in 1994, Jacksonville Jaguars OC from 1995-1996, San Diego Chargers head coach from 1997-1998 and Pittsburgh Steelers OC from 1999-2000.
During those eight years as an OC, Gilbride's offenses were ranked in the NFL's top three in total offense five times, including the Oilers number one ranking in 1990.
Winfield could have been an agent for change, but wasn't [5:11 PM]
Columbus Dispatch reports: 'If only Winfield had said that when pressed about his comments in U.S. News & World Report. If only he had stood behind his quotes and explained why he did what he did, explained why the system is broken and needs to be fixed...It's just too bad Winfield wasn't man enough to do it.'
Bills to offer coordinator post to Gilbride [1:29 PM]
ESPN reports: Gilbride was a coordinator with the then-Houston Oilers (working with Gregg Williams) and Jacksonville Jaguars before being named head coach of the San Diego Chargers in 1997. But he was dismissed by the Chargers six games into the 1998 season after compiling a 9-23 record. His most recent job in the NFL was as the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator in 1999.
Bills name Gilbride offensive coordinator [11:59 AM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Possessing 12 years of experience as an NFL coach and coordinator, Gilbride takes over for Mike Sheppard, who served as offensive coordinator under Gilbride in San Diego from 1997-98.'
Len Pasquarelli: Phillips may try to get Cowart [9:27 AM]
ESPN reports: Don't be surprised, now that Wade Phillips has been hired as the Atlanta DC, if the Falcons switch to a 3-4 front in 2002. The Falcons really like their young LB corps and feel it is one of the club's few areas of strength. Phillips is also hinting to friends that he will try to pry Buffalo LB Sam Cowart, whom he drafted, away from the Bills in unrestricted free agency
Cowart talks hung up on bonus money [9:20 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Disagreement over the amount of the bonus Cowart would receive upon signing a deal remains the sticking point.'
Sheppard joins Saints' staff [6:19 AM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: 'As expected, New Orleans Saints coach Jim Haslett completed his coaching staff Friday with the hiring of quarterbacks coach Mike Sheppard, a former offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills and San Diego Chargers.'
Clements turns down job with Jaguars [6:00 AM]
Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports: 'It is possible Clements could reject an offer from the Bills, too, and return to the Steelers, where he would be next in line to become offensive coordinator should Mike Mularkey receive a head coaching offer from another NFL team.'
McKay still in running for GM job [5:53 AM]
Atlanta Journal Constitution reports: 'The Falcons hace received permission to talk to Buffalo director of football operations Tom Modrak, who spent three years in the same position in Philadelphia and is largely responsible for assembling the current Eagles squad.'
Levy campaigns for one-year sub plan [11:38 PM]
ESPN reports: Levy spent much of Friday attempting to reach several Buccaneers officials to offer his services as head coach. His rationale: He would serve as coach only for the 2002 campaign, then step aside following the season, permitting the Bucs to hire current Oakland coach Jon Gruden, who will become a free agent after next season.
Please keep Hunter Kelly in your prayers [11:34 PM]
Krabbes Family Network reports: Hunter is currently in the ICU with pneumonia - both lungs had collapsed and were full of fluid. He is a fighter and is doing a little better today but is not out of the woods yet. The Kelly family would like you to keep him in your prayers, and if any of you are involved in a prayer network, to include Hunter. We thank you and will keep you posted on any changes. May God Bless You All.
Modrak now on Falcons' list; for General Manager [6:12 PM]
ESPN reports: ESPN.com has learned that, after striking out with 4 of 5 possible candidates for the newly defined role of general manager, new owner Arthur Blank has received permission to interview Buffalo Bills director of football operations Tom Modrak for the job. Bills president Tom Donahoe confirmed Friday he has granted a request by the Falcons to meet with Modrak, one of the league's premier talent evaluators. "My priority is to try to keep him here," Modrak said, "but it's a good opportunity and I have to let him pursue it. He has wanted to be a general manager for a while now."
Mike Sheppard is hired before his replacement is found. [5:32 PM]
AP via Yahoo. reports: He's back at the position he held a year ago, QB Coach.
Sheppard tops list for QB coach [12:07 PM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: 'Former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Mike Sheppard has emerged as the leading candidate to become quarterbacks coach for the New Orleans Saints. Team officials are expected to announce Sheppard's hiring as early as today.'
Williams nears decision on offensive coordinator [9:08 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Williams said he has spoken with roughly 30 candidates.'
Coughlin steeping up efforts to hire Clements [6:58 AM]
Pittsburgh Tribune Review reports: '"It hasn't been decided," Clements said. "It will play out as it plays out." Before arriving in Hawaii, Clements met with Coughlin and other Jaguars officials over the weekend. He refused to say last night if he had been in further contact with Coughlin since that meeting. "I don't want to talk about it," he said. Coughlin also interviewed with the Buffalo Bills last week for their offensive coordinator job. The Bills also have been in contact with former Steelers offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride and former Indiana University head coach Cam Cameron.'
Clements gets offer from Jags [6:56 AM]
Florida Times Union reports: 'Clements, 48, also is being courted by the Buffalo Bills to become their offensive coordinator, and Steelers coach Bill Cowher hopes to keep Clements in Pittsburgh as a potential down-the-line replacement for current offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey...One of the lures of the Jaguars' job is that coach Tom Coughlin is offering near-total autonomy over the offense, Clements confirmed last night.'
Hall of Fame players introduced at Pro Bowl event [9:11 PM]
AP reports: 'Kelly, the first USFL player to make the Hall of Fame, is dedicating his honor to his son, Hunter, who turns five next week. The boy has the rare and deadly Krabbe's disease, and doctors had told Kelly his son wouldn't live past 14 months with the disease, which attacks the white matter of the brain.'
Van Pelt and Steve Tasker are real sportsmen [7:26 PM]
ESPN reports: Stories on those players among others at spring turkey camp.
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Three men have been arrested for a series of burglaries that happened at the beach. Police say they have recovered some $2,000 in stolen loot.
Robert Gladwell, Jeremy Gibble and Zachary Ericksen were arrested for one home burglary and four vehicle break-ins that happened in Emerald Isle over the past week.
The three have been charged with 2nd Degree Burglary, four counts of felony breaking and entering, felony larceny, four counts of misdemeanor larceny, felony possession of stolen goods, four counts of misdemeanor possession of stolen goods and felony conspiracy.
Gladwell was also arrested last week by Cape Carteret police for breaking into two vehicles there.
Gibble and Ericksen are under $50,000.00 secured bonds while Gladwell's bond was set at $60,000.00 secured.
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