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Born 9-18-1947 -- Died 3-13-2008
Linda Sue Engle, 60, of Sidney, Ark., died March 13, 2008, at her home. She was born Sept. 18, 1947, at Batesville, Ark., the daughter of Dillard Odell and Ann (Fillmore)?Hightower.
She had worked for Capital Mercury Shirt Factory in Salem and Melbourne and Unifirst in Cave City and was a member of the Sidney Baptist Church at Sidney.
Survivors include: her husband of 43 years, Douglas Engle of the home; one daughter, Beth Ann Hames and husband Lance of Sidney; one brother, Lowell "Butch"?Hightower of Hot Springs, Ark.; two grandchildren, Camron Hames and wife, Taryn of Mount Pleasasnt, Ark. and Carlie Qualls and husband, Caleb of Cave City; several nieces; nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral services were held March 15 at the Sidney Baptist Church located at Sidney with Bro. Alvin Wiles and Bro. Tom Dody officiating. Burial followed in the Yeager Cemetery located at Needmore with arrangements under the direction of the Qualls Funeral Home of Cave Ciy.
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MVar in C? There is an example on how to implement it in C++. But, I will like to implement it in C - let us say only
MVar CInt equivalent in C for now. Writing synchronization primitives can be tricky. So, I will like to avoid duplication of effort if someone has already done it. I didn't understand the C++ example above well enough to confidently translate it into C - it hides the algorithmic details very well from my C++-inexperienced mind :)
The reason I am thinking about writing MVar in C is because it makes it really easy for me to use the FFI binding to an external C library to get the stream of data, and use Haskell threads to grab the data (from Storable vectors to avoid marshaling the data - MVar CInt here stores how much of the Storable vectors have been filled). I need to make sure that C threads writing to Storable locations are blocked while a Haskell thread is reading the data. That is where MVar synchronization on C side helps. It is also much faster to call unsafe or even safe C function from Haskell (~15ns for unsafe, ~150ns for safe in my test), than callback into Haskell from C (~5us). If callbacks were fast, I would have had C function call back into Haskell instead, and block on Haskell MVar.
Algorithm in pseudo-code will do as well. It should be quite easy to implement it in C, given the algorithm for newEmptyMVar, takeMVar and putMVar.


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plus stock making the deal worth little over $2b.. I got the cash part. Anybody know what that makes the other part of the deal worth?
It's not very difficult to figure out. There are 181,500,000 shares outstanding. They are being purchased for $3.75 per share. That comes out to $680,625,000. So since the deal is worth $2B, now you deduct the $680M from $2B and you are left with approx. $1.32M of the new company, split up amongst both company's shareholders of course.
You meant $1.32 'B' of the new company, didn't you? (Just trying to understand this)
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How it happened: The Pirates jumped all over Cubs starter Jason Hammel with four runs in the first three innings, including an Andrew McCutchen two-run homer in the bottom of the first. The Cubs tied the game in the top of the second on an RBI single by John Baker and a groundout by Darwin Barney. But Pittsburgh came right back. Gregory Polanco earned his first career RBI with a groundout, then Starling Marte drove one home with a single in the third. Hammel lasted only five innings, giving up a season-high 11 hits. Luis Valbuena had three hits for the Cubs.
Key play: Considering the score didn't change after the third inning, McCutchen's home run in the first inning was a big one. Cubs outfielder Chris Coghlan nearly made a spectacular catch going into the left-field bleachers and getting a glove on the ball, but it popped out for McCutchen's 10th home run of the season.
Rain delay: The start of the game was delayed an hour and 38 minutes due to violent storms in the area.
What it means: It was obvious from the first batter that Hammel was off his game. The 11 hits given up were the most for him since July 2011. Even the outs were hit hard, and he actually benefited from some poor baserunning by the Pirates. Maybe the rain delay had something to do with it, or maybe he was just due for a bad outing. It was so outside the norm for him this season that he'll probably just throw it away and move on.
Valbuena on fire: He raised his batting average to .287 and on-base percentage to .394. With Mike Olt struggling, Valbuena will see even more time at third base -- and he deserves it.
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RE: New Location for ATS/AGSC Fall 2011
Since November 2010, President Scales has asked the campus community and friends of Nyack/ATS to pray and believe God for a "Miracle in Manhattan." This initiative would help us establish a permanent home for Nyack College--undergraduate programs and graduate programs, including Alliance Theological Seminary in New York City.
Our administration has been working tirelessly to see this vision become a reality. Recently Nyack College entered into negotiations to make "the miracle" happen at the end of the 2011-2012 academic year. Truly God is faithful!
While the degree programs offered at 361 Broadway will continue at that location throughout the upcoming academic year, an immediate change is necessary at our 93 Worth St. address. We have been informed that our Worth St. space will have to be vacated at the beginning of the 2011-2012 school year; that is, September 2011. Temporary space to house our offices and classrooms has been secured at 17 Battery Place South in Manhattan.
A physical move of this magnitude does not come without challenges. In fact, it presents an enormous test and a glorious opportunity for us as a community of faith. I believe that we are equal to the task because of the way God has opened doors and granted favor on our behalf. We will occupy the new temporary space beginning on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 and continue through June 30, 2012. Two classrooms will be located on the second floor, while the remaining classrooms, offices, and computer lab will be located on the 13th floor. Please check your schedule for the assigned classroom space in the new location, additionally; we will have a listing of the classes and accompanying classroom posted on the 2nd and 13th floor.
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Some fish are locally harvested year-round. In New York, we have tilefish and squid in every season. How
I'm a dedicated champion of locally sourced ingredients, and seafood is no exception. If you live in a landlocked area, you don't necessarily need to omit fish from your diet. At my restaurants in Las Vegas, for instance, we source our seafood as locally as possible (from the West Coast).
Elizabeth Meltz, director of food safety and sustainability for my restaurants, is an expert on sourcing ingredients locally and on the environmental impact of the alternatives.
"I once read something that said, 'For top-scale flavor, bite when fish are in season,' and that sums it up," she says. "Currently, tilefish, shad, mackerel, lobster, skate and flounder here on the East Coast are all in season right now."
For the Gulf Coast and the West Coast, the options are different and easily obtainable.
Soft-shell crabs are one seafood species that is rarely available out of season.
What we call "soft-shell" are typically blue crabs that have recently molted their exoskeletons and are still soft and 100 percent edible.
In America, they're available in their natural state and alive from spring to late summer.
In this recipe, I pair the crabs with hot peppers and fusilli bucati. It's a supremely delicious, seasonal combination.
Serves 8 to 10 as an appetizer, 6 as a main course.
6 live soft-shell crabs, "hotel"-size
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 medium red onion, thinly sliced
6 Italian frying peppers, cored, seeded and julienned
4 red jalapenos, cored, seeded and julienned
¼ cup dry white wine
2 cups basic tomato sauce (for quick results, try Mario Batali pasta sauces by Gia Russa)
1 ½ pounds fusilli bucati pasta
Recipe courtesy of "Molto Batali" (ecco 2011).
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Oct 30, 1934
|Filing date
|Jan 23, 1933
|Priority date
|Jan 23, 1933
|Publication number
|Harry A Douglas
|Original Assignee
|Harry A Douglas
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
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|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Oct. 30, `1934. H, A DOUGLAS 1,978,935
" y ATTACHING MEANS Filed Jan. 23. 1935 j /l jj i H nue/15,02* iz an 'DOQ ci?? au( im mh?- Patented Oct. 30, 1934 PATENT ori-ICE ATTACHENG MANS Harry A. Douglas, Bronson, Mich.
Application January 28,
Z Claims.
This invention relates to attaching means more particularly for electrical insulating mountings.
The invention is of particular utility for lock- 5 ing a junction block to its support, and, in its more specific aspect, provides an attaching means which cannot be separated from the junction block to be lost or misplaced, while it is always ready for instant engagement with the l support, and, by a novel cooperation of its parts,
automatically maintains itself in operative position.
The invention will be readily understood by reference to the illusiuative construction shown l in the accompanying drawing, in which- Figure 1 is an elevational view of a. junction block with my invention applied thereto;
Figure 2 is a longitudinal section through one of the attaching means and showing' the parts 28 in one operative position;
`Figure 3 is a longitudinal section showing the parts in iinal operative position;
Figure 4 is a cross-section taken on the line 4 4 of Figure 3; and
Figure 5 is a section similar to Figure 2 but., showing a' modied construction. Referring in detail to the figures of the drawing, the insulating junction block l, made of molded bakelite, for example, represents an ob- 30 jectto be mounted upon a suitable support such.
as the plate 2, a portion only of which is shown and which may be part of the metallic frame of an automotive vehicle. The block 1 may carry any desired number of metallic circuit connectors 3 which are adapted to receive and electrically connect electrical conductors such as insulated wireshaving the usual conventional bulbous shape terminals (not shown) which are received in the sockets 4 and yieldingly retained therein by spring pressed detents 5. The block 1 may have a central recess 6 therein to receive the riveted ends 7 of the connectors 3 and space these vends from the metallic support 2-to insulate them therefrom. At each end, the 4,54 block 1 desirably has a hole 8 therethrough, these holes being appropriately spaced apart to register with apertures 9- through the' plate 2.
Disposed in each of the holes 8 in the block 1, I have shown a screw 10 having a threaded shank 11 and having a head 12 which may have the usual kerf 13 therein for manipulation by a screw-driver.A Disposed on each of the shanks 11 is a radially contractible clamping member represented by the nut 14. In this instance, the nut 14, which may be of any suitable resilient 1988, Serial No. 653,613
(ci. sst- 2) metal, such as cold rolled steel, has a body portion 15 which is of larger diameter than the aperture 9 in the plate 2, so as not to pass therethrough. The nut 14 also has a reduced portion 16 which is adapted to pass through the aperture 9 and which is radially contractible. To provide this contractibility, the portion 16 of the nut may be slotted longitudinally as at 17, desirably intwo planes, as best shown in Figure li, to provide the four spring tongues 18.
As here shown, the bore 19 of the nut 14 is threaded throughout its length including the tongues i8 to threadedly receive the shank l1 of the screw 1i). After the shank l1 of the screw has been passed through the hole 8 of the block l and the nut 14 partially screwed on to the shank, these parts may be secured in permanent assembly to prevent their being accidentally separated. To facilitate this permanent assembly, l may cut o the tops of the threads of the nut along the spring tongues 18 as at 20 and recess the end of the screw l0 as at 2l to provide a relatively thin wall 22 at the end of the screw which may be slightly ared radially (foi example, by inserting a spreading tool in the recess 2l after the nut and screw have been assembled as shown in Figure 2) to provide an annular shoulder 23 which will abut the unreduced threads 24 of the nut upon movement tending to separate the nut and screw and thus prevent separation.
In this instance at 25, where it joins the body 15 of the nut, the reduced portion 16 comprised by the tongues 18 is of slightly smaller diameter than the aperture 9 in the plate 2, but the outer end of the portion 16 is enlarged, as by thickening the tongues 18 radially to form an interrupted annular shoulder 26. In other words, the perimeter of the reduced portion 16 in a plane passing through the shoulders 26 ofthe tongues is of greater diameter than the aperture 9, when the tongues are in normal uniiexed condition with the bore of the nut uniform throughout the entire length of the nut. From the shoulder 26, the tongues 18 are tapered inwardly toward the extremity of the nut to provide the cam surfaces 27 on the tongues. Desirably also the tongues are tapered slightly more gradually as at 28 in the opposite direction from the shoulders 26 toward the portion 25. Thus the tongues desirably have their outer surfaces tapered longitudinally in both directions from the shoulders 26.
So constructed and arranged, the block 1 may be quickly secured to the plate 2 by passing the reduced portion 16 of the nut through the aperture 9, the screw 10 being at this time retracted in the bore of the nut as shown in Figure 2.
'The tapered surfaces 27 permit the extremity of the nut to be inserted in the aperture without iexing the tongues and thereafter as the nut ,is forced through the aperture, the tongues are izlexed by the action of the tapered surfaces 27 which act as cams to radially contract the portion 16 of the nut andY permit the shoulders 26 to pass beyond the aperture 9. Thereupon, by the aid of a screw-driver, the screw 10 may be advanced into the bore of the nut, as shown in Figure 3, so that the shank 11 of the screw occupies the bore of the nut in the region of the reduced portion 16 to a sumcient extent to support the tongues 18 and prevent the. nut from radially contracting, so that the nut cannot be withdrawn through the aperture 9 past the shoulders 26 until the screw is again retracted. It will be understood, of course, that should the tongues 18 have been bent to take a set tending to permanently contract the end 16 of the nut, the screw by the action just described, will also expand the tongues as well as supporting them. As here shown, when the screw vreaches the limit of its longitudinal movement toward the position shown in Figure 3, with the head .of the screw abutting' the block 1, the nut isdrawn toward the head of the screw and moved transversely of the block 1 by the well-known screw action here employed and the tapered surfaces v,28 are wedged into the aperture 9. Thus not sink 29 in the hole s of the block to receive the body 15 of the nut and form the recess and body of mating non-circular cross-section, for example, of hexagonal cross-section, as best shown in Figure 4; or, as shown in Figure 5, I may make the body and recess of circular cross-section and provide an annular tapered surface 30 onthe body 31 where it joins the reduced portion 32 of the nut. In this modided form, whenl the screw 10 is advanced into the bore oi' the nut, the annular tapered surface 30 is wedged into the aperture 9 during the first movement of the screw, and the nut is thus frictionally held from rotating. During iinal movement of 1 terasse ready explained, the tapered surfaces 33 engage the margins of the aperture 9 at the other end of the aperture and are wedged into the aperture 9 similar to the surfaces 28, while also preventing the nut from rotating.
I advaneously form the body 15 or 31 of the nut of sumcient length axially to prevent the body of the nut from. leaving the countersink 29 when the screw 10 is in its retracted position, thus assuring that the nut and screw are maintained perpendicular to the block 1 at all times and ready to be quickly and surely inserted into the aperture 9. At the same time, I provide that the countersinl: 29 shall be ot sumcient extent axially to provide movement for the body of the screw transversely of the block 1 as the parts are clamped together, i. e., as the nut and screw move from the positions shown in Figure 2 to thepositions shown in Figure 3.
Obviously, the invention is not limited to the details of construction here shown for illustration and such changes may be made as fall within the scopeof the following claims without departing from the invention.
t I claim is:
1. Attaching means comprising, in combination with a support having an aperture therethrough, an object to be supported thereby having a hole therethrough registering with the aperture in the support rectangularly countersunk upon the surface adjacent the support, a nut of similar conformation and less depth than the countersunl.: portion of the object receivable therein having integral depending threaded resilient tongues adapted to pass through the aperture in the support tapering outwardly towards the free ends to form an enlarged portion of greater diameter than said aperture and terminated in tapering surfaces therebeyond whereby the tongues may be entered in the ap- 'erture and contracted thereby to be passed therethrough, a screw having a head adapted to abut the surface of the object opposite the countersunk portion and a i s: `l i. threadedly received in the bore of the nut to mount the nut upon the object and after ther tongues have been passed through the support upon further advancement to draw the nut toward its head to bring the outwardly tapered portions of the tongues into engagement with the support.
2. The'structure of claim 1 wherein the extremity of the screw shank terminates in an outwardly aring recessed portion o1' less diameter adapted after the body has been secured to the lll@ support to be further ared: to abut the' threads Y130 of the tongues to' secure the screw and nut
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|Aug 31, 1948
|Brush Abbott P
|Tapped fastener
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|Dzus William
|Fastening device
|Jun 17, 1948
|Aug 25, 1953
|Miles R Westover
|Attachment nut
|Aug 13, 1951
|Apr 27, 1954
|Whitney Blake Co
|Electrical plug and socket connector with sealing joint between their contacts
|Jun 27, 1951
|Jan 4, 1955
|Keyes Fibre Co
|Pulp forming mold
|Jan 5, 1953
|Oct 9, 1956
|Norman Jay Boots
|Expansible, knurled and longitudinally slotted screw seat insert
|Aug 19, 1952
|Dec 18, 1956
|Tieri Arthur J
|Ophthalmic mounting hinge
|Mar 5, 1953
|Apr 9, 1957
|Illinois Tool Works
|Plastic nut having workpiece engaging means
|Sep 14, 1956
|Oct 18, 1960
|Illinois Tool Works
|Plastic screw receiving insert having a circular body and a polygonal head
|Dec 31, 1958
|Sep 11, 1962
|Gen Electric
|Captive nut with bolt guiding means
|May 28, 1964
|Dec 28, 1965
|East Coast Auto Specialties Co
|Resilient covered bumper guard
|May 28, 1968
|Nov 4, 1969
|Rudolph Marion Vaughn
|Captured panel fastener
|Dec 21, 1977
|Feb 27, 1979
|Teledyne Penn-Union
|Connector apparatus for joining an electrical bus with a transformer stud
|Apr 10, 1980
|Jul 13, 1982
|Chichester Jr S Tebbs
|Fastener assembly
|Oct 20, 1978
|Apr 10, 1984
|Nissan Motor Company, Limited
|Mounting apparatus for outside rear view mirror assembly
|Apr 13, 1989
|Sep 17, 1991
|Lemke Stuart H
|Fastener assembly
|Oct 30, 1991
|Aug 4, 1992
|Blaupunkt-Werke Gmbh
|Device for fastening an electronic equipment to a mounting wall
|Jun 5, 1997
|Dec 14, 1999
|Acco Brands, Inc.
|Computer physical security device
|Mar 13, 2001
|Sep 26, 2006
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Computer physical security device
|Nov 12, 1999
|Oct 17, 2006
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Computer physical security device
|Jun 23, 2000
|Dec 5, 2006
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Computer physical security device
|Jan 18, 2006
|Mar 20, 2007
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Computer physical security device with retractable cable
|May 18, 2004
|Apr 17, 2007
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Portable electronic device physical security
|Nov 10, 2009
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus with reset mechanism
|Jan 12, 2007
|Jan 5, 2010
|Illinios Tool Works Inc.
|Fastening clip
|Feb 6, 2007
|Jan 19, 2010
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Computer physical security device with retractable cable
|Jan 28, 2009
|Jun 8, 2010
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Locking device with passage
|Jun 21, 2011
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Locking device with passage
|Jul 5, 2011
|Quickmill, Inc.
|Clamping device
|Dec 15, 2010
|Aug 16, 2011
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus including locking head and attachment device
|Dec 23, 2010
|Aug 23, 2011
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus including locking head
|Oct 25, 2011
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus including attachment device
|Mar 18, 2009
|May 15, 2012
|Quickmill, Inc.
|Clamping device
|May 21, 2008
|Jul 31, 2012
|ACCO Brands Corporation
|Security system with lock interface member with multiple apertures
|Jan 29, 2013
|Quickmill, Inc.
|Clamping device
|Apr 19, 2012
|Oct 27, 2015
|Alenia Aermacchi S.P.A.
|Calibrated clamping device
|Jan 12, 2007
|Nov 1, 2007
|Johnson Lawrence W
|Fastening clip
|Jul 10, 2007
|Jan 17, 2008
|Quickmill Inc.
|Clamping device
|Mar 18, 2009
|Oct 22, 2009
|Quickmill, Inc.
|Clamping device
|Oct 25, 2012
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|Feb 21, 2013
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|Vehicle wheel spoke connection
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|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus
|May 29, 2012
|Acco Brands Usa Llc
|Security apparatus
|Jun 19, 2012
|ACCO Brands Corporation
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|ACCO Brands Corporation
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|Apr 14, 2010
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|U.S. Classification
|411/80.2, 411/971, 411/970, 411/967, 411/913
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Volume will start dwindling and this share price should head down consistently now that retail has exhausted all its money supply. Unfortunately there is no where to head but down for this symbol. Atleast profit by it - it does not get more obvious than this.
FB to buy RIMM!!!
Hahaha yes I see responses like that non-sense all the time. In all seriousness if you are long at $50, $40, $100 or even $10, you can still profit off of RIMM. Maybe not get all your money back but most of if by sitting short on this stock. You can still source shares easily and this is a 100% guarantee.Why someone would ride this down to $0 or wherever is beyond me. The short trade is a big money maker at this point. At whatever point you make it, you can still earn up to 99%.There will be no upside catalyst.


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Mary Elizabeth Hazelrigg, 60, of Kansas City, Mo., died Monday, Feb. 12, 2007, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, 2007, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall. Visitation will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home in Marshall. Memorials may be made family choice. Online condolences may be sent to www.campbell-lewis.com.
Born Oct. 4, 1946, in Sedalia, she was the daughter of the late Herbert B. Young and Mary Lucille Worley Young. She had lived in Kansas City most of her life and was a homemaker. She attended Longview Community College and was a member of its alumni association. She was a Catholic.
Survivors include one daughter, Georgette Bardwell of Independence; one son, Barren Hazelrigg of Odessa; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Patricia Hawkins of Marshall; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one brother, Herbie E. Young.


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- ¼ tsp. Coarse salt
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- ½ tsp. ground ginger
- .13 tsp. freshly grated nutmeg
- ¼ tsp. pure vanilla extract
- ½ oz. unsalted butter
- Whisk yolks and sugar in a small bowl. Mix cornstarch and flour in another small bowl. Bring milk, salt, and spices to a boil in a medium saucepan. Remove saucepan from heat. Whisk cornstarch mixture into yolk mixture, and then immediately whisk 2 tablespoons milk mixture into yolk mixture. Whisk in remaining milk mixture in a slow, steady stream.
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We should be trading in the 40s by March 2014
CHK is not concerned about the shorts.
Six insiders have each purchased six or seven figure sums of the stock recently.
Carl Icahn has increased his holdings over the last six months.
The company management and key shareholders want to operate
CHK with an employee count that is similar to Apache and Devon.
I expect that company payroll is going to decline by 25% over the next
six months, drilling costs are going to drop and oil production is going
to go up.
I would not be surprised to see CHK sell off its oil services and drilling
companies in 2014 and another 25% of the employees will be gone at that time.
As these events take place over the next 6-12 months the shorts should
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Sky Sports Awarded Rights to Screen UEFA Euro 2016 & FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifiers
Tue 14th May 2013 | Television & Broadcasting
Sky Sports has been awarded the rights to Home Nations and Republic of Ireland qualification matches for UEFA EURO 2016 and 2018 FIFA World Cup.
The new agreement with UEFA provides Sky Sports with coverage of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, together with and all other UEFA member associations, between 2014 – 2017.
The deal comprises:
- ENGLAND – Highlights of every England qualifying match for both tournaments and live away matches should England play other Home Nations.
- SCOTLAND, WALES, NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND – All matches home and away exclusively live in the UK during qualification for both tournaments.
- UP TO 500 MATCHES – Starting with UEFA EURO 2016 qualification fixtures in September 2014, Sky Sports will show up to 500 international competitive matches over three years.
Sky Sports managing director Barney Francis said: "Both the UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup are football's most important international tournaments and this deal offers Sky Sports viewers the complete qualification story. We've been broadcasting international football since the beginning of Sky Sports and this deal means our viewers can enjoy watching some of the best players and nations over the next four years.
"There has never been a better time to be a Sky Sports subscriber, with an unrivalled breadth of sport offered across six different channels. This year our viewers can enjoy The British & Irish Lions Tour, back-to-back Ashes Series, the ICC Champions Trophy, every race live in the F1 season, Super League, US Open & US PGA Golf, Andy Murray defending his US Open title and of course our biggest ever season of football."
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Myles Jack: "Humiliating" draft slide is "all motivation" for future
Among the reasons that people have high hopes for the Jaguars in the coming season is the fact that they came away with cornerback Jalen Ramsey and linebacker Myles Jack in the first two rounds of the draft.
The Jaguars were thrilled to get Jack in the second round and Jack calls it a "dream come true" to play on the same team with Ramsey, but the way he wound up in Jacksonville was less than ideal. Jack was projected to be one of the first players picked in this year's draft, but negative reports about the long-term health of his knee helped keep him on the board much longer than expected.
During an appearance on The Rich Eisen Show, Jack called it "kinda sour" that the medical information went public before the draft and it sounds like sour would be an understatement to describe how Jack felt during a slide no one prepared him for last Thursday night.
"It was, honestly, humiliating," Jack said. "It was embarrassing having to sit there, and afterwards walking out, having my girl to my left, my mom to my right, my grandmother to the right of her and having to look at them, it was a tough feeling. It wasn't a good night, truthfully."
Jack, who said his knee is 100 percent right now, pointed to Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski as a player who wound up in the second round because of health questions before putting the doubts to rest on the field and said the decision by teams to pass on him is "all motivation" for 2016 and beyond. If that motivation fuels the kind of pro success most people predicted for Jack during his college career, he'll join Gronkowski as a reason for teams to think a little harder about the risk/reward ratio involved with drafting talented players with injury concerns.
Titans start front office shakeup, two scouts let go
New Titans General Manager Jon Robinson is trying to remake his roster on the field, and that means some changes off the field as well.
The traditional new-guy-gets-rid-of-old-guys dance has begun in Tennessee, as the team has started making changes in the front office.
According to Paul Kuharsky of ESPN.com, the Titans have let scouts Mike Yowarsky and Marv Sunderland go after the draft. Yowarsky has been with the Titans the last three years. Sunderland has been in the league for 39 years, the last nine with the Titans.
"It is the ugly part of the game, but new leadership has the prerogative to make changes," Sunderland said. "The Titans will be much better next fall and are headed in the right direction. Would I prefer to be there to watch Marcus [Mariota] and the team flourish? Absolutely. But Jon has control of the football part of it and I'm sure he wants his own people.
"He ran a good draft and the new draft picks should represent themselves very well."
Some degree of change is almost inevitable when a new G.M. takes over, and shuffling of scouting staffs is a rite of the post-draft spring.
Giants still looking for corners, checking out Leon Hall
The Giants signed an expensive free agent, and used their top draft pick on a cornerback.
But they still need help there, so they're still looking.
Via Mike Garafolo of FOXSports.com, the Giants are hosting veteran corner Leon Hall today.
The Giants threw a pile of money at Janoris Jenkins as part of their defensive splurge, and then turned the 10th pick in the draft into Eli Apple.
But other than Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, the Giants don't have much else of substance there.
Hall has visited the Cardinals and Cowboys this offseason, but hasn't found work yet. The 31-year-old is recovering from back surgery this offseason, which has likely delayed his employment, since he's played well for the Bengals in the slot when he's well.
Arthur Blank expects Falcons to be a playoff team this year
The Falcons squandered a 6-1 start last season, and not even being the only team to beat the Panthers in the regular season was enough to keep an 8-8 season from being disappointing.
But owner Arthur Blank definitely sees improvement, and expects it from his team this year.
"Yes, I do — because of the added talent and knowing the existing roster's players, and them knowing the schemes better," Blank said when asked if he thought they were a playoff team, via Jeff Schultz of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I think that will be evidenced on both sides of the ball. So my view is, yes – we will have a better team next year and we definitely should have a competitive team in the playoffs."
Blank stopped short of suggesting that the season would be a mandate on the futures of General Manager Thomas Dimitroff and Dan Quinn, however.
"I wouldn't use that word," he said. "I'm optimistic and hopeful that would be the case, but I wouldn't say there's a mandate. The flip side of that answer has connotations to it that I'm not comfortable with.
"We expect to see progression in every way. We expect progression from our coaches and our players, and as a result of progression we expect to see a better result. I feel like the roster is better. I feel like the players on both sides of the ball understand more specifically what coach Quinn wants and they'll have a better understanding of the concepts and the execution."
Of course, the Falcons have gone three straight years without a playoff appearance, so there's pressure there whether the owner acknowledges it or not. But after another aggressive offseason, the Falcons have given themselves a chance to compete, if not catch the Panthers for more than one game.
Broncos add 21 undrafted free agents
The Broncos released a pair of players on Monday, but their roster spots weren't vacant for long.
The Broncos announced the signing of 21 undrafted rookie free agents who will begin vying for spots on the team's 53-man roster or 10-man practice squad at the team's rookie minicamp.
Memphis wide receiver Mose Frazier is part of the group and he should be able to get a few looks from quarterback Paxton Lynch during those workouts after catching passes from Lynch in their college days.
Louisiana Tech defensive end Vontarrius Dora, Georgia Southern safety Antonio Glover, Sacramento State tackle Lars Hanson, Miami defensive tackle Calvin Heurtelou, Shepherd defensive end Shaneil Jenkins, Iowa tight end Henry Krieger Coble, Utah State defensive lineman David Moala, Oklahoma wide receiver Durron Neal, Eastern Washington guard Aaron Neary, Duke linebacker Dwayne Norman, Southern Utah tight end Anthony Norris, Oregon State nose tackle Kyle Peko, Holy Cross wide receiver Kalif Raymond, Oklahoma linebacker Frank Shannon, Portland State linebacker Sadat Sulleyan, Georgia long snapper Nathan Theus, Sioux Falls cornerback John Tidwell, Wyoming defensive end Eddie Yarbrough, Oregon wide receiver Bralon Addison and Cincinnati tackle Justin Murray are the other new faces on the Broncos.
Trent Dilfer has "no intention" to join 49ers
Trent Dilfer is likely to leave ESPN. If/when he does, he won't be heading to the 49ers.
More accurately, he has no current plan to join the 49ers.
"I have no intention of joining the 49ers," Dilfer told Cam Inman of the San Jose Mercury News. "I have never been talking with the 49ers about this and I'm focused on continuing my broadcasting opportunities."
The phrase "no intention" often provides cover for a change of intentions later. And with Dilfer counting 49ers G.M. Trent Baalke as one of Dilfer's closest friends, whenever Dilfer changes his intentions, the door could swing open.
For now, Dilfer remains employed by ESPN. By saying that he is "focused on continuing my broadcasting opportunities," Dilfer has essentially confirmed that his eight-year run in Bristol will indeed be ending.
And if those other "broadcasting opportunities" don't materialize, Dilfer's intentions could quickly change.
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Shaquille O'Neal has followed the career of Bills rookie DE Shaq Lawson and other athletes who share his first name.
LB Kiko Alonso has gotten off to a good start with the Dolphins.
Charlie Weis is a big fan of Patriots QB Jacoby Brissett.
CB Dee Milliner's injury history is why the Jets declined his 2017 option.
The fourth round of the draft had Ravens coach John Harbaugh thinking about Star Trek.
Bengals CB William Jackson's new teammates took him out for dinner after he was drafted in the first round.
The Browns appear to be going with the status quo at running back.
The Steelers have moved into the second phase of their offseason workouts.
Texans rookie WR Will Fuller first met coach Bill O'Brien at a football camp in Pennsylvania several years ago.
Running through the draft additions on offense for the Colts.
The draft has raised the expectations for the Jaguars.
A look at the impact the Titans draft will have on five positions.
They're getting ready for a quarterback competition with the Broncos.
Sifting through the backup quarterback options for the Chiefs.
Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie said second-round DL Jihad Ward is raw, but the team expects him to play as a rookie.
Corey Liuget is looking forward to sharing the Chargers defensive line with Joey Bosa.
QB Dak Prescott is excited to be a member of the Cowboys.
A negative take on the possibility of S Antrel Rolle returning to the Giants.
The Eagles parted ways with S Jerome Couplin and WR Freddie Martino.
The Redskins aren't sure when CB Kendall Fuller will be ready to get back on the field.
What roster battles will highlight the Bears offseason?
The Lions are getting bigger under General Manager Bob Quinn.
Pac-12 players were on the Packers' draft radar this year.
Said Vikings WR Moritz Boehringer, "My ultimate goal is to be the Dirk Nowitzki of the NFL, but it's a process. I've got to make the team."
Rookie Deion Jones is headed to middle linebacker for the Falcons.
The Panthers signed an intriguing undrafted rookie in LB Jeremy Cash.
Rookie DT Sheldon Rankins will wear No. 99 with the Saints.
Drafting DE Noah Spence opens up different possibilities for the Buccaneers defensive line.
One Cardinals fan found out the team's first round pick before it went public.
An assault arrest wasn't enough to sour the Rams on TE Tyler Higbee.
The Seahawks plan to start Germain Ifedi out as a guard.
Telvin Smith wants Jaguars to refuse to be losers
The Jaguars emerged from the draft with positive reviews about the work they did to continue strengthening their defense after focusing on the unit during free agency as well.
Those moves have generated some hope that this might be the year that the Jaguars find their way back to a winning record for the first time since 2007. Linebacker Telvin Smith thinks that kind of change of fortune requires more than just a few new players on defense.
Smith called a meeting with his teammates after one of their recent offseason workouts to discuss refusing "to settle for what's been happening" in Jacksonville in recent years.
"I've always said I'm not a loser and I refuse to be a loser," Smith said, via ESPN.com. "So you cannot do this on your own and you have to make sure everybody's on the same mindset. And that's the biggest thing, making sure everybody's on the same mindset. … Let everybody voice their opinion and know that I want the same thing that you want so that when I say something it's out of love. But words are only something. Actions are the biggest thing and that's what we want to get from that meeting. Keep building from the meeting: actions."
Actions, it's said, speak louder than words and the Jaguars could say a lot by getting wins to open the season. They are 1-10 in September and 2-10 in October over the last three years, digging holes that reinforce the idea that the team can't win just as the season is getting underway. Avoiding that would be a sign that the same old Jaguars won't be on the field in 2016.
Report: Peyton Manning told TV networks he's not interested
Despite reports that Peyton Manning would go from the field to the broadcast booth, he has reportedly said "no thanks" to offers to work in television.
The New York Daily News reports that Manning's representatives have told the NFL's TV partners that he will not take a broadcasting job this season.
There's been much speculation that Manning would look for a job in television, and he reportedly talked to John Madden about getting started in the business. CBS was thought to be particularly interested, perhaps interested enough to put Manning in the booth with Jim Nantz as the network's top broadcasting team.
Others have speculated that Manning's competitive juices would make him more suited to working for an NFL team, perhaps in a front office role. At the moment, Manning is simply retired.
Jerry Jones hoping Johnny Manziel can get back on track
At least now that Denver quarterback Paxton Lynch is the one that got away, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has a new story to tell.
But the way he's lamented not getting his latest quarterback crush does harken back to his infatuation with one Johnny Manziel.
Jones wanted to draft Manziel in 2014, but was overruled by his son, who wanted to draft some guard named Zack Martin instead. Of course, Martin's been to two Pro Bowls and Manziel's out of the league at the moment, but Jones still has a soft spot for the former Browns quarterback.
"I don't have any sense of how I feel right now other than I just really like him and know him and like him," Jones said, via Todd Archer of ESPN.com. "I really appreciate all the positive things he's done while at A&M, what he did as a Heisman Trophy winner and what he is about [in] football. We have that in common.
"Consequently it really makes me dwell on him getting things in better shape for him so he can do not just football but anything. That's because I have an appreciation for what he did do. You can't take that away from him. He really did something special for A&M, football and for all of us. We'll worry about the future later."
Of course, the question of acquiring Manziel for his football team has largely gone away, thanks to Manziel. But at least he knows Jones will always have a soft spot for him, and probably a job if he ever decides football is important to him again.
Pats assistant Steve Belichick wants to grow up just like dad
Steve Belichick admitted he wanted to be just like his dad. So when he sat down with reporters Monday, the Patriots safeties coach even dug in his father's closet for a Rutgers lacrosse pullover, as well as some interview inspiration.
Via Phil Perry of CSNNE.com, the younger Belichick even talked like his dad at times, such as when asked about his promotion from coaching assistant this offseason. "Leave that to us," he replied.
He's 29 and just promoted from an entry level coaching position, but Steve said he'd be his own man wherever he was working. But make no mistake, the imprint of his father is strong on him, for good reason.
"It's been cool," he said. "Obviously, I love my dad. He's my role model. He's my idol. I want to be just like him. I have since I knew what an idol was. It's rewarding for me to, I guess, see him more and learn from him more, because I've been away from him in high school and college on a day-to-day basis."
Of course, he has a nearly as close relationship with one of the guys he's coaching now, as he and veteran safety Devin McCourty were classmates at Rutgers, and McCourty's only a year younger.
Steve gave a Belichickian answer when asked about his long-term goals, and if they included being a head coach: "I just hope to be here at the end of the day."
"I just had my head down," he said of his formative years in the coaching business. "I was just trying to work and get better. You never know when stuff like this is coming. There's tons of changes in the NFL, but you just got to be ready for whatever they ask you to do and work your hardest and do the best you can. That's what I'm trying to do."
There's no doubt having a famous last name helped him get in the door, and now he has a better opportunity to prove his hire was something other than nepotism.
Sashi Brown, Scot McCloughan join PFT Live
The 2016 draft continues to loom fairly large in the rear-view mirror, and PFT Live on NBC Sports Radio continues to digest the selection process and its aftermath.
On Tuesday, we'll take a closer look at the Cleveland and Washington drafts with the assistance of Sashi Brown and Scot McCloughan, respectively. They'll both join the show in hour three.
We'll also be discussing everything else happening in the NFL. And plenty is happening in the NFL, even though the draft is over.
Tune in at Sirius 213, XM 202, NBCSportsRadio.com, the NBC Sports Radio app, and any of our various terrestrial affiliates. It all gets started at 6:00 a.m. ET. Which is in like 10 minutes.
Broncos cut safety Ryan Murphy, whom they sent home from Super Bowl
The Denver Broncos waived safety Ryan Murphy on Monday.
Murphy was sent back to Denver prior to Super Bowl 50 after police questioned him in regards to a prostitution sting in San Jose. A Bay Area native, Murphy was not cited by police in the investigation. However, head coach Gary Kubiak elected to send him back to limit any distractions in the lead up to the game.
Murphy was re-signed to a futures contract in February. He was a seventh-round draft pick of the Seattle Seahawks last year.
Denver also released punter Will Johnson after drafting Syracuse punter Riley Dixon in the seventh round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.
Von Miller gets the boot from Dancing with the Stars
Broncos linebacker Von Miller won't be expanding his trophy case before next February.
Miller, who chased his Super Bowl 50 MVP award with an appearance on ABC's Dancing with the Stars, has been eliminated from the contest, via Nicki Jhabvala of the Denver Post.
As a practical matter, Miller is now available to participate in the Broncos' offseason program, which launched Phase Two on Monday. Though unsigned, he can participate by signing a letter of protection, which will guarantee his $14.1 million franchise tender if he suffers a season-ending injury on team property.
Miller presumably will continue to withhold services as leverage toward a long-term deal. But if he suffers a season-ending injury while working out on his own, Miller will get nothing from the Broncos this year.
Maccagnan says Hackenberg could play this year
The Jets possibly didn't devote a second-round pick to quarterback Christian Hackenberg to have him hold a clipboard in 2016.
G.M. Mike Maccagnan told WEPN-FM in New York on Monday that Hackenberg could play as a rookie.
"I think, with any player coming into the league, there's definitely a maturation process, and it doesn't matter, again, what position you play," Maccagnan said, via Dom Cosentino of NJ.com. "I think quarterbacks are probably one of the harder positions to transition into the NFL. I know there's always a desire and feel to have them go out there and play right away. The reality of it is, though, it's going to be determined by how he does. And I think my personal opinion is we'll see where he's at and how he is in terms of assimilating to our offense and our system. But like I said, I think it's a natural maturation process."
Maccagnan apparently hopes that Hackenberg, who played his best college football as a true freshman at Penn State, will have an extended maturation process.
"I think in a perfect world, especially with quarterbacks — some quarterbacks come in and play right away, and some do well, and some struggle, and they go through growing pains," Maccagnan said. "But I think at the end of the day, in a perfect world, you like to give those guys a chance to sort of grow, develop before you have to throw them into the fire."
Maccagnan also addresses a broader question that many Jets fans have asked since the Hackenberg pick was made: Why him?
"I can't really have insight into how everybody views him and sees him," Maccagnan said. "I just know that we liked him and we thought he was a good prospect. Again, there's risk. We know that. But we also think that there's also a lot of potential there to develop into a very good player, too."
By rolling the dice on Hackenberg, Jets management now has a vested interest in him, which means at some point they'll get him onto the field to see what he can do. If Ryan Fitzpatrick returns, that likely won't happen at least until the Jets are eliminated from postseason contention in 2016.
If Fitzpatrick doesn't re-sign, who knows? The Hackenberg Show could be debuting just down the road from Hackensack.


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The Jane Austen Centre, located at 40 Gay Street in Bath, is a permanent exhibition. Situated in an original Georgian townhouse, it tells the story of Jane's time in Bath, including the effect that living here had on her and her writing.
Jane paid two long visits to Bath towards the end of the eighteenth century, and from 1801 to 1806 Bath was her home.
Come and meet our costumed 'character' guides, and enjoy being shown Bath's fascinating history and its associations with Jane Austen and her family. The Centre also now features a specially commissioned waxwork of Jane – two years in the making, with the assistance of an internationally-renowned sculptor, an FBI-trained forensic artist and a Bafta and Emmy award-winning costume designer.
We have an extensive Group Visits programme, including walking tours of Georgian and Regency Bath. The publication Jane Austen's Regency World, a full colour bi-monthly magazine, is available online or from our in-house giftshop. You will also find an online quiz, updated every month, and a comprehensive list of Austen and Regency historical related links.
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He was born Aug. 5, 1921, in Parke County to Adam and Emma (Gravely) Philabaum.
He attended Brazil High School. On Feb. 15, 1942, he married Leona "Toni" Morlan.
For more than 40 years, Ernie spent his working career as a brakeman and conductor with the Pennsylvania Railroad and Conrail Railroad, retiring in 1982.
He was a member of the 32nd Degree Masons/Lodge 541, Scottish Rite, Kerman Grotto, Swords of Bunker Hill, Eagles and Moose Lodge. He was also a member of the Retired Railroaders Association, for which he spent time visiting those retirees who were ill and in health care facilities.
Ernie enjoyed auto racing, playing pool, dancing and trains. He also enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Leona "Toni;" brothers, Ralph, Leonard, Clarence; and sisters, Bridge Mae Sanders, Elsie Mager and Doris Porter.
He is survived by son and daughter-in-law, Arthur and Barbara Philabaum, Brazil; granddaughters, Leah Lawson and husband John, Terre Haute and Shelly Greene and husband Paul, Brazil; great-granddaughter Shelby Greene, Brazil; several nieces and nephews and extended family.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11:00 a.m. at French Funeral Home with Pastor Perry Mager officiating. Burial will follow in Summit Lawn Cemetery.
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*(I thought maybe a value converter might help here but I feel like I'm mixing together two separate concepts)
3) Really what I want to do is do a validation at the end when a user clicks 'Save' and check all the values. So maybe using these two methods aren't what i need as per 1838300. Is that correct, these really are only for 'on the fly' validation?
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