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New Orleans - Tulane senior safety Devon Walker is one of 50 former football walk-on student-athletes named the third annual 2012 Burlsworth Trophy list, which is presented by the Springdale (Ark.) Rotary Club.
The Trophy is given to the most outstanding football player in America who began his career as a walk-on. A walk-on is defined as a player who began his first season of participation with a D1 (FBS) football program without financial aid of any kind from his university's athletic department.
Walker, a New Orleans native who prepped at nearby Destrehan High School, entered Tulane University in the fall of 2009 as a walk-on student-athlete on the Green Wave football team. That season, he played in nine games a true freshman earned his first collegiate start against SMU. He then saw action in all 12 games the following season as a sophomore.
Prior to the 2011 campaign, he was awarded a scholarship from former head football coach Bob Toledo and played in nine games.
A cell and molecular biology major, Walker started the 2012 season opener at strong safety against Rutgers and recorded a team-best nine tackles. The following week in the Conference USA opener at Tulsa, Walker once again earned the starting assignment, but suffered a cervical spine fracture after he collided with a teammate while attempting to make a tackle on the final play of the first half.
The following day, Walker underwent a three-hour surgery where neurosurgeons stabilized his spine. Ten days later, Walker was moved to a comprehensive in-patient rehabilitation center to continue his recovery.
The 2011 Burlsworth Trophy winner was quarterback Austin Davis from Southern Miss. The inaugural recipient in 2010 was center Sean Bedford from Georgia Tech.
"We are extremely proud of this group of nominees for the 2012 Burlsworth Trophy," said Marty Burlsworth, CEO and founder of the Burlsworth Foundation and brother of Brandon. "All of these young men have worked very hard to get to where they are. The stories behind these players are incredible and they are all winners in my book."
Without one D1 scholarship offer, Brandon Burlsworth walked on to the Razorback football team in 1994, worked his way to being a three-year starter and was eventually named an All-American in 1998. Burlsworth was selected as the 63rd overall pick by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1999 NFL draft, but was tragically killed in a car accident 11 days later. The Burlsworth Foundation was created in his memory and supports the physical and spiritual needs of children, in particular those children that have limited opportunities.
Springdale Rotary Club will host a banquet on Dec. 3 in Springdale, Ark. to honor the finalists and to announce the 2012 winner.
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The 2012 Burlsworth Trophy nominees are:
Player Class Position School Kevin Ozier SR Wide Receiver Arizona State University Cole Lorigan SR Safety Arkansas State University Jamill Smith JR Wide Receiver Ball State University Ezekiel Ansah SR Defensive Line Brigham Young University Chandler Catanzaro JR Place Kicker Clemson University James Skelton SR Linebacker Colorado State University Garrett Rider JR Safety Duke University Tristan Okpalaugo SR Outside Linebacker Fresno State University B.J. Finney SO Offensive Line Kansas State University Norman Wolfe SR Cornerback Kent State University Jeremiah Taylor JR Defensive End Marshall University Anthony Amos SR Wide Receiver Middle Tennessee State University Chris Salvi SR Safety Notre Dame Keith Moore JR Linebacker Ohio University Bryson Rose SR Place Kicker Ole Miss Andrew Seumalo SR Defensive Tackle Oregon State University Matt McGloin SR Quarterback Pennsylvania State University Jamael Thomas SR Defensive Tackle Rice University Michael Burton SO Fullback Rutgers University David Quessenberry SR Offensive Tackle San Jose State University Joel Hasley SO Linebacker Texas Christian University Andrew Abbott SR Strong Safety UCLA Carson Tinker SR Deep Snapper University of Alabama Trey Clark SR Offensive Line University of South Alabama Jared Tevis SO Safety University of Arizona Dylan Breeding SR Punter University of Arkansas Kyle Negrete SR Punter University of Southern California Ryan Iverson JR Deep Snapper University of Colorado Johnny McEntee SR Quarterback University of Connecticut Shane Ros JR Wide Receiver University of Houston Bobby Cowan SR Punter University of Idaho Mike Meyer JR Place Kicker University of Iowa Craig McIntosh SR Place Kicker University of Kentucky Alex Kupper SR Offensive Tackle University of Louisville Mitchell Bailey SR Running Back University of Louisiana at Monroe Mitch Huelsing SR Defensive Back University of Memphis Jordan Kovacs JR Safety University of Michigan Max Copeland JR Offensive Line University of Missouri Spencer Long JR Offensive Guard University of Nebraska Matt Raymer SR Strong Safety University of New Mexico Pete Mangum SR Defensive Back University of North Carolina Dominique Whaley SR Running Back University of Oklahoma Alex King SR Punter University of Texas A.J. Lindeman SR Offensive Line University of Toledo Jared St. John SR Defensive End University of Tulsa Jared Abbrederis JR Wide Receiver University of Wisconsin Devon Walker SR Safety Tulane University McKade Brady SR Free Safety Utah State Spencer Bishop JR Tight End Wake Forest University Eric Monette SR Wide Receiver Western Michigan University


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While working at GM, he befriended a gal that had a beautiful redheaded daughter that he met, courted and married: Verla Ahl Stephenson of Bristol (A tender little pigeon, as Uncle George used to say). They lived in harmony in Bristol for the past 53 years, raising and educating three caring children: Karl, Kristin and Kurt. With their marriages came eight precious grandchildren. Al's interest throughout life included working the farms of West Morris, Conn., in his younger days, Jaycees, Scouting, PTA, and especially being an active member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church.
Al owned four Model T Fords, one of which is still in the family and running. He especially enjoyed fishing with sons, grandchildren, and special friend Bob Miller. Attending his grandchildren's activities was always special to him.
Al is survived by his loving and caring wife, Verla; three children and their spouses, Karl and Anita Gabrielson of Burlington, Kristin and John Garrison of Simsbury, and Kurt and Eleanor Gabrielson of Sharon; eight grandchildren, Rachel, Dana and Jenna Gabrielson, Maggie, Jack and Graham Garrison, and Erik and Elliot Gabrielson; three siblings and their wonderful families, John and Cecelia Gabrielson of Houston, Texas, Jane and Justin Strickland of Middlefield, and Birger and Katharine Gabrielson of Naugatuck; and two stepbrothers, Keith Pinter of New York City and Todd Pinter of Southington. In addition, he leaves behind many caring extended family members and a large community of dear friends.
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In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 355 Camp St., Forestville, CT 06010; or to the Bristol Hospital Cancer Care Center, 41 Brewster Road, Bristol, CT 06010. Please visit Al's memorial website at www.FunkFuneralHome.com.
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For the members of the Arizona football team, the months of August through January bring physical practices, intense workouts and demanding games. The pressure to perform consistently every Saturday throughout the season can be mentally and physically tiring.
For junior strong safety Lamon Means, it does not make a difference if it's opening day or the final game of the season; he approaches each and every hit throughout the season with equal intensity. That intensity, combined with Means' brute strength, can leave opposing players wondering what hit them.
"Lamon is very strong," defensive coordinator and secondary coach Mark Stoops said. "He is a physical player who has a lot of athletic ability. Usually when he comes and hits you, you know it."
Means' Wildcat teammates also have taken notice of his ability to hit hard in big situations. Fellow junior safety Darrel Brooks attributes Means' powerful hits to his superior athleticism.
"Lamon is just an all-around athlete," Brooks said. "He comes up with big plays at crucial times. He is a hitter. You can always look forward to him coming down and hitting someone real good. We have our own battles in practice and I'm sure there are opponents who are afraid to face him."
On the field, Means relies on his strength and power to carry him through the season. Away from the confines of Arizona Stadium, he counts on something more sentimental to guide him through the year. Means credits his success to his mother's continuous support.
"My mom is my support system," Means said. "She watches as many games as she can on television and she makes it out to Tucson for at least one game a year."
Although Means does not get to see his mother on a consistent basis, he does not have to look far to find a piece of home. He is one of 26 members on the Arizona football team that hail from the state of Texas. The Texas presence has helped Means feel at ease through his experience at the U of A.
"It is nice having so many players on the team from Texas," Means said. "It makes it feel more like home. In Texas, football is really big. The guys understand how I feel and they are just as up to the challenge as I am."
The "challenge" Means speaks of is the one brought on by head coach Mike Stoops and his coaching staff, and Means and his teammates have accepted that challenge. He also has accepted the role as one of the leaders of the Wildcat defense.
"Lamon has been a leader since we've been here," Mike Stoops said. "He works really hard on his game and he is looked upon for leadership by our young guys in the secondary."
With the addition of youth in the secondary, Means and Brooks have acknowledged their roles as leaders, and have used their experience to pilot the Wildcat defense.
"Lamon and I communicate really well," Brooks said. "We have built a strong relationship back there together and we are comfortable with one another. Now we're at a point in our careers where we have played together long enough that we understand each other. Together, we have taken the big brother role. We try to be the nucleus to the secondary."
Means has quietly and consistently been a part of big plays throughout his career as an Arizona Wildcat. He feels his biggest play came last season in Arizona's 27-22 victory over Washington at home.
"My proudest moment was the game against Washington last season," Means said. "When they were driving to score, I knocked the ball down and helped us to win the game."
The Wildcats will look to produce more victorious moments this season, and Means has no doubt in his mind that Arizona is capable of going all the way.
"I think we can win a national championship," Means said. "It will take hard work, dedication and commitment, but I know we can do it."
He has high expectations for the team, as well as for himself, and he recognizes that he can only take it one hit at a time. Regardless of what the Wildcats are able to accomplish before he graduates, his hopes for his legacy are simple. When asked how he wants to be remembered, Means simply said...
"As a heck of a football player."
Article first appeared in the Sept. 25 Arizona football game program


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Even though 4J Studios is currently working on Title Update 14 for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition, the developer revealed on Feb 19 that they are also in process of creating the next themed texture pack for the console versions of the game. After showing off the first screen of the upcoming add-on, 4J Studios later confirmed the name of the DLC as the City Texture Pack.
Judging by the name, alongside the first screenshot release, it appears that the City Texture Pack will introduce the perfect set of block textures to allow fans to create proper representations of urban settings.
Texture Packs for Minecraft let console players to alter the looks of the title by changing in-game textures, music, and interface. While PC gamer can use mods to make similar changes, these officially released DLC packs provide the only means by which Minecraft worlds may be altered on the Xbox 360 and PS3.
4J Studios is the development team responsible for porting the sandbox creation title to home consoles. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition released in 2012 on Xbox Live Arcade and has since seen a physical retail disc release. The PS3 version of Minecraft launched late last year and is currently available as a digital-only download from the PS Store. The developer is also working on version of the hit game for release on the Xbox One, PS4, and PS Vita.
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The first STEMosphere Share Fair in Washington, D.C. welcomed the community to test out technology and learn about STEM fields March 8 at the George Washington University (GWU), where the Charles E. Smith Center gymnasium was transformed into a super-sized playroom.
In one corner, towers of blocks loomed skyward as budding construction engineers and architects tested out designs using KEVA planks. Moms and Dads were part of the action, too, helping littler ones to stabilize their creations... or maybe just wanting to join in on the fun!
One Mom taking photos of her two kids busily absorbed in their building project said, "I love how engrossed they are thinking about what they want to create and working at it together."
Eliciting delight in another corner came from the FIRST Robotics exhibit. Here, kids of all ages could remotely direct structures of various shapes and sizes, with wheels and arms and other parts moving at their command, and earn a "robot driver's license." FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a non-profit charity founded in 1989 by inventor and STEM advocate Dean Kamen "to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders" and "develop the muscle between their ears."
Also inspiring kids were two NASA exhibits. One exhibit enticed them to test aerodynamics with air pressure experiments using marshmallows; and another, featuring BEST students from UMBC, challenged them to design and build a Mars Rover.
More hands-on science adventures were brought by exhibitors Einstein in a Box (balloon rocket races, wind tunnel ping pong games and paper airplane target practice - the two open levels of the gym were ideal for this last experiment, as airplanes could be launched from the upper floor to the lower); Anatomy in Clay (skeletal model molding using clay); and Paleo Quest (fossil hunting).
GWU, too, featured a variety of exhibits from its STEM departments. Available for exploring were: the environmental effects of climate change in the Arctic; brain and fossil sizes of various living animals; autonomous cars that drive themselves; healthcare and nursing careers; and DNA, with opportunities to extract DNA from fresh strawberries and view a fruit fly's DNA through a microscope. They also presented a Bag Monster (an Office of Sustainability representative dressed in a costume of 500 bags - it was as scary as it sounds!) to teach facts about recycling and the environment.
GWU Associate Director of School Alumni Programs, Jacynta Brewton, who helped head the event for the Graduate School of Education & Human Development, said more than 3500 members of the community attended, including a significant number of local alumni. In addition to bringing their families, many alumni also volunteered and participated in the professional development presentations. "GW's commitment to STEM education is clear," said Brewton. "It was heartwarming to see the strong alumni support of this event," she said, adding "we are excited about the possibility of hosting again next year."
Other exciting exhibitors on hand to encourage STEM education were the American Chemical Society, Bach to Rock, CAISE, Einstein Fellow at Polar Programs, 4-H Health Rocks, iSchool, Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots, Jason Learning, Koshland Science Museum, the Nature Conservancy, Siemens Science Day, Smart Starters, Inc, SMART Technologies, the Smithsonian Science Education Center, Stellogix, STEM Tot Academy, UDC 4-H, UM College Park Scholars, Whiting-Turner and Wildscreeen USA/ARKive.


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Latest SUSE Cloud also includes advanced VMware capabilities plus enhanced scalability, automation and availability to ease enterprise OpenStack adoption and reduce costs
NUREMBERG, Germany, Aug. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- SUSE Cloud 4, the newest version of SUSE's OpenStack distribution for building Infrastructure-as-a-Service private clouds, is now available. SUSE Cloud 4 is based on the latest OpenStack release (Icehouse) and features full support for the Ceph distributed storage system. Along with Ceph support, the latest SUSE Cloud platform includes advanced VMware capabilities and enhanced scalability, automation and availability features to ease enterprise adoption of OpenStack and help organizations maximize current IT investments.
"With SUSE Cloud, SUSE has taken the lead in making a standardized OpenStack distribution deployable in today's enterprise data centers," said Michael Miller, SUSE® vice president of global alliances and marketing. "SUSE Cloud makes it easy and cost effective to implement a highly available, mixed-hypervisor private cloud infrastructure. And the addition of Ceph distributed storage capabilities increases the value and flexibility of SUSE Cloud in almost any enterprise."
SUSE Cloud provides enterprises with the capabilities and support to seamlessly deploy an open-standards private cloud. The SUSE Cloud installation framework makes it easy to install and manage OpenStack clouds, and SUSE Cloud is the first enterprise distribution with automated high availability configuration and deployment of the OpenStack cloud services. This ensures the continuous operation of private cloud deployments and the delivery of enterprise-grade Service Level Agreements. In addition, SUSE Cloud supports a multi-hypervisor cloud environment that gives enterprises increased choice and interoperability in their cloud designs. Supported hypervisors include KVM, Xen, Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere.
Laura DuBois, program vice president for storage at IDC, said, "Software-defined storage is an increasingly important component of Infrastructure-as-a-Service clouds. Ceph and OpenStack are highly complementary solutions that are increasingly valued by enterprises seeking to deliver a more flexible and responsive infrastructure to deliver business goals. By integrating the installation of Ceph with SUSE Cloud, SUSE has simplified the deployment process, making it faster for enterprises to scale their storage as part of an OpenStack cloud."
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Groupe des technologies de l'apprentissage
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Since the release of the first iPhone, Apple's move into mobile has not supported Flash. Some people have argued that Apple would eventually have to allow Flash-based content — it simplymust, right? But Steve Jobs himself has made it abundantly clear that's not going to happen. In fact, he went so far last spring as to pen an open letter on the subject, detailing why Flash was ill-suited for the modern Web and for mobile devices. His list included, among other things, security, reliability, openness, and battery life.
Now I'm sure that the folks at Adobe would protest any pronouncement about Flash's demise and point to statistics about its continued ubiquity. They'd be right, of course. Flash probably does constitute the majority of animations on the Web today. And sure, we can debate its position in the Web of the future, but for our purposes here it's definitely worth noting that, right now at least, a good chunk of those Flash-based animations and videos are on educational sites.
There are, of course, lots of options for educational games and websites nowadays, and as such, hopefully you can find an alternative for a Flash-only website should you so choose. There are a number of work-arounds too. Back in July, for example, Google released a tool called Swiffy that converts Flash SWF files to HTML5. That was an interesting move because, despite the support for Flash on Android devices, Swiffy demonstrates — arguably — that Google backs HTML5 as the "format" of choice for web content. And even though Swiffy is a Google Labs product, it's not one of the experiments there that's going to be axed when Labs shuts down in the coming months. Google says it will continue to work to improve Swiffy, helping foster the conversion of more Flash content to HTML5.
No doubt if you want to use Flash-based websites in an educational setting, you still can (unless you're in a school with a 1:1 iPad program in place, I suppose). But it's hard to ignore the handwriting on the wall (even if that handwriting was scrawled by Apple): the increasing adoption of HTML5, the desire for non-proprietary formats, and most importantly perhaps, the need for technologies that work across platforms, across browsers, and across devices. Whether educators pay attention to the debates about the future of Flash or not, supporting open and accessible technologies needs to be something that we strive for. And that does mean — eventually — RIP Flash.
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Effectuant une entrée en scène non pas fracassante, mais tout de même marquée par un sens du rythme plutôt pertinent, Jacques Cool fait sa première apparition en fonction au GTA dans ce que j'oserais qualifier de circonstances emballantes, à savoir une assemblée hétéroclite de visionnaires, artistes et experts des médias auxquels se mêlent quelques prétendants de la périphérie sociale réunis pour discuter de jeux de réalité alternée. Au passage, fidèle à ses habitudes professionnelles, il nous coiffe au poteau en rapportant son expérience pour le profit d'un vaste auditoire qu'il a su développer à travers les années, particulièrement sur Twitter et son espace de blogue.
Merci pour ce compte-rendu fidèle, Jacques, et bienvenue au Groupe des technologies de l'apprentissage, à l'Université de Moncton!


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Our film opens up with Butch Cassidy (Paul Newman) and the Sundance Kid (Robert Redford) returning to Hole in the Wall, Wyoming. They call themselves the Hole in the Wall Gang and they love robbing. It doesn't matter trains, banks anyway they can make money and not have to work to do it the better. While the two men had been gone the rest of the gang had taken a vote and named Harvey Logan (Ted Cassidy) to be the leader. You see he had come up with a plan to rob the Union Pacific Flyer Train. He also wanted to rob it on the way back because they wouldn't think it would be robbed twice. Butch thought it was a good plan, but he had to knife fight Harvey to regain control of the gang. He kicks Harvey in the groin and well, that settles that.
They rob the Flyer and go hide out at Etta Place's (Katharine Ross) house and all goes well. The only problem on the way back the second robbery doesn't go well. Butch uses to much dynamite and there is a second train with lawmen behind the first train. So the gang goes any which way and Butch and Sundance go theirs. They try to hide out in a town but someone gives them up. They try to talk to a friend of theirs who is a sheriff and give themselves up but they have made too much of a name and people now just want them dead.
So they go to Etta and decide to go to Bolivia and rob banks there. They go straight for awhile and work for a man named Percy Garvis (Strother Martin) taking care of bankrolls up and back a mountain for a mining company. Problem is on their first day on their way back up the mountain they are attacked by bandits. Garvis is killed and the two manage to kill the bandits but now they are out of a job. So they go back to robbing.
Etta has left the country so the two men head to the next town. They are spotted but you will need to watch the film to find out how they get out of this situation.
Look this is one of the best movies ever made. It is interesting, entertaining, and just good fun. Paul Newman and Robert Redford have joined up to become one of the best teams of actors in the history of film.
Director George Roy Hill brings us one of the classics of cinema. He brings together a cast that is beyond question one of the best. So sit back and enjoy the adventure.


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This post is part of #iPPP (iPhone Photo Phun), where we link up photos taken from our smart phones. Any smart phone.
Is this your car? I do admit it has a certain…something.
No, it's not mine. Noticed it in the ENT's parking lot when we left after Maddie's tubes/adenoids post-op.
i LOVE the car lashes! i've been seeing more and more of them around the city and have thought recently how fun it would be to have a set
Those are funny. They'd totally match the stickers on our windows.
Hilarious! And pretty darned cute.
Love them! And unlike the real thing, they're probably easy to apply.
Now for the real question: could you rock them on a minivan? Or anything other than a bug?
They show them on a BMW or something on the website. So I think you TOTALLY should put them on your minivan!!
You know m love affair with mascara. I think this is just what I need!
Truth. How can you *not* smile seeing that?! 🙂
I have seen something similar here and just love it! I want to put a stache on mine;-)
I would do a stache in a HEARTBEAT! Wouldn't that be phenomenal?!
What I want to know is what mascara "she" uses…
I love these! I do wonder if they would still look as awesome on something other than a bug.
I've never seen those before! Who comes up with this stuff??
I could go for these!
I wonder… if we all tricked out our cars to look cute and/or silly, would there be less road rage?
I think there would be!
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Too cute. I actually clicked through to get more info. Those are two funny, I wonder what the guys at the car company where I work would think???
How. Stinking. Cute.
Crazy-cute, right?
Super cute, but we share our cars and hubs would never go for it!
Car lashes?! Who woulda thunk? Crazy…But I absolutely LOVE them!
Now that I can get behind… the reindeer nose and antlers not so much.
Crystal eyeliner? Lawsy.
I always wanted a VW Bug, and would totally put those lashes on it.
How cute!! I just don't think that my truck would look good with them on there.
I think them on a truck would be extra hysterical.
I've never seen anything like this but I love it! Going to check it out.
I saw a bug like this at the mall just a couple weeks ago. So cute!
Does your car work the Thursday afternoon shift at Chez Joey?
Not my car, but I wish it was.
I need those stat. I already love my minivan, might as well throw some good looks on the outside. Maybe people will ignore the trash inside.
Um, I kind of think these are awesome. Like those stickers you can put on your office supplies to animate them.
Oh that made me smile….they are so much fun!
Wow, I've never seen anything like it!
I think my car Minnie definitely deserves a pair!
Now I kinda want eyelashes for my car too!
Seeing those on the highway would totally make my day.
Assuming I just hadn't had a run-in with a camel. Then it'd probably just bring up bad feelings.
I would like to buy these for my hubbies new car, how funny would that be??
Those would look great on Laura's car!
I'd like to see angry eyebrows. Those would look good on the big honkin' pickup trucks that zoom up behind me going 80 in a 45.
Oh, I love it! Haven't seen those…
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A mom on life support in Canada had a baby while she was brain dead. The wife of Dylan Benson gave birth to a son called Iver in Victoria, according to The Canadian Press via Guelph Mercury on Feb. 11.
The new dad had been high school sweethearts with his wife, Robyn. After 16 years together, she was able to gift Dylan with their baby boy who weighed in at two pounds, 13 ounces. As a reminder of where he came from, Iver has a bit of red hair sprouting from his little head making him a ginger just like the woman who bore him.
Benson talked about what he first thought when he met Iver. He remembered thinking "how amazing he looked." The new father added, "I guess it's just a massive, massive sense of relief that he was here and he had made it."
But this dad and husband knew that Robyn would soon be taken off life support.
By way of background, everything started to go wrong at the end of 2013 for the Bensons. Robyn was struck with a horrible headache and when Dylan went to the drugstore to get pain relievers, he came him to find Robyn on the bathroom floor.
She was unresponsive and paramedics were not able to revive his wife who reportedly was suffering from a blood leak into the brain, an irreversible situation. Although brain dread, physicians looking after Robyn held out hope that she would be able to keep the baby safe until he could be delivered by caesarean.
That's just what happened and now Iver will stay in the hospital until May when he should be strong enough to go home. This was also Robyn's due date.
Meanwhile, Robyn will be forever be missed by her husband and son but since the mom who was on life support was able to give her baby a life when she was brain dead, she produced a true miracle in the meantime.


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Commander Dominic Gorie and Pilot Gregory H. Johnson performed an orbital adjustment maneuver to provide Endeavour two landing opportunities tomorrow, with the first being just before sunset at the Kennedy Space Center. The crew also performed final tests on the shuttle's flight surfaces and reaction control system jets, which help the shuttle steer toward its landing.
The crew members in a series of in-flight interviews spoke with CNN, the Associated Press and KTVI-TV in St. Louis, Mo., and mission specialist Leo Eyharts also spoke with media representatives in France as well as the French Minister of Defense.
Endeavour has two landing opportunities tomorrow at the Kennedy Space Center. The first is at 6:05 p.m. CDT and the second is at 7:39 p.m. CDT.


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I installed Fedora Core 2 on a server.
Now if I try to edit anything by vi, I can't use my cursorkeys in the insert mode anymore:
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It may be that your Vi is Vim in backwards compatible mode. Try setting either nocompatible or esckeys and see if cursor keys then work. If so, have a look at your ~/.vimrc and /etc/vimrc to enable them by default.
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Try as they may, there just doesn't seem to be anything that can take down the champions.
In its fourth week in release, Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy managed to rise to the top of the box office charts yet again this weekend, earning another $17.2 million to its stellar total. With a new domestic total of $251.5 million, surpassing Transformers: Age of Extinction as this Summer's top-grossing film, Guardians will have no problem at all passing fellow Marvel film Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($259.8 million) by Friday. In fact, Guardians has a legitimate shot at meeting or beating Iron Man 2's $312.4 million domestic total, as it's only tracking behind the original Iron Man by less than $1.2 million.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles settled for second place this weekend with $16.7 million. However, given its continued mix word-of-mouth and unimpressive critical response, this is still a great third-week outing for the maligned franchise reboot. The film's total currently stands at $145.5 million, and, with a worldwide gross of $238.7 million, is almost as much all all three original live-action films made combined.
If I Stay, the first of the new films to bow this weekend, took third place this weekend with $15.7. This is higher than The Giver made last weekend, and also higher than teen-oriented drama Charlie St. Cloud earned in a more prime July opening. While it's still nowhere close to where The Fault In Our Stars opened to earlier this year ($48 million), it's hard to say this was a total disappointment either. With a relative micro-budget of $11 million, Stay has already earned its production back domestically, and anything after that is pretty much pure profit. On the other hand, teen-oriented films like this (especially ones based on books) tend to have precipitous drops in their second weeks, and Stay doesn't have much to drop from currently. Even with good word-of-mouth, If I Stay will certainly not stay around for long.
Last week's big debut winner Let's Be Cops certainly did not cop out in its second weekend, earning a fairly strong $10.8 million, bringing its total to a reasonably impressive $45.1 million. Not bad for a movie with some of the lowest reviews for a comedy this year, especially in the wake of three new film openings this weekend.
The second new film, When the Game Stands Tall rounded out the Top Five with $8.4 million. This is lower than other recent sports dramas Million Dollar Arm and Draft Day. In a year where Christian-themed movies have outperformed even the highest of expectations, this may be a sign those audiences simply will not come out for just anything – though, in all fairness, this did appear to be more of a sports movie than a Christian one.
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, debuting in eight place with an appalling $6.3 million three-day take, was certainly not a film worth killing for. This not only is a jaw-dropping 78 percent off the first film's debut, but is also lower than what both The Expendables 3 and The Giver made in their second weekends ($6.5 million and $6.4 million, respectively). While many analysts are, once again, blaming the issues of piracy and poor reviews, Dame to Kill For was in for an up-hill battle from the start.
The biggest problem the sequel had was a disastrous production. Director Robert Rodriguez announced the sequel shortly after the first film's release, claiming that he wanted Angelina Jolie as the titular "dame", and was willing to wait until her schedule became free enough to do the film. However, that time never came, and the sequel faded into obscurity. Then once the film finally started coming together, many of the actors starting getting replaced. Sure, Michael Clarke Duncan obviously needed to be replaced due to his tragic passing, his part being filled by Dennis Haysbert. But some of the other characters were replaced seemingly out of nowhere. Clive Owen's character was filled by Josh Brolin, Devon Aoki's character was replaced with Jamie Chung. Also, Mickey Rourke and Bruce Willis returned, which seemed confusing given the outcomes of their characters in the first film.
Add in the fact that the film's release date was pushed back by a full year from its original release date in 2013, and a pitiful marketing campaign done by distributor The Weinstein Company, it was hard to imagine this film would survive nearly a nine-and-a half-year gap with the first film.


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(Atlanta) In 2011, Georgia was named for having the 6th highest homicide rate in the nation for women killed by men. To address this troubling statistic, the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence in collaboration with the Georgia Commission on Family Violence, the Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault, Men Stopping Violence, and Raksha will be hosting the 13th annual Stop Violence Against Domestic Violence Day on February 2, 2012 at 8 a.m. at the State Capitol. This year's event is being made possible with the support of Mary Kay, Inc., which provides financial support to organizations in Georgia and throughout the country that work to end violence against women. Stop Violence Against Women Day allows attendees to demand attention be paid to victims, ensure services are not impacted through budget cuts, and communicates the need for the state to be involved and vigilant in the quest to end domestic and sexual violence. Attendees will be provided breakfast and a legislative briefing and prep session at Central Presbyterian Church, after which they will be escorted to the Capitol to speak to their legislators. The event will close with an inspirational and powerful rally in the Capitol's Rotunda at 12:00 noon, where survivors of domestic and sexual violence will share their stories of abuse and survival.
The service statistics of Georgia state-certified domestic violence and sexual assault programs tell the story of just the small percentage of victims who find the courage and strength to reach out for help. From October 2010 through September 2011, Georgia's 46 state-certified domestic violence programs provided shelter to over 9,500 victims and their children and answered nearly 67,000 crisis calls, while being forced to turn away about 2,900 victims and their children due to lack of available bed space. From July 2010 through July 2011, Georgia's 24 state-funded sexual assault programs served 5,575 victims of rape and sexual assault, including 1,685 child victims, and answered over 7100 crisis calls.
The impact of this violence extends into the larger community, generating public safety and healthcare costs and reducing worker productivity. There is a serious need for the community, law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, churches, healthcare practitioners, schools, etc. to do their part in addressing domestic violence and sexual assault. "This year we are very excited to be working on positive, pro-active legislation which will address some loopholes in our systems in order to increase victim safety," explained Nicole Lesser, Executive Director of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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In an article published today, Jan. 7, the Daily Mail is calling attention to the latest body-deforming craze … the "bikini bridge". Is it any wonder that girls have body image issues? With the recent "fat-shaming" of the stunning Alyssa Milano by Jay Mohr, who said of the 41-year-old actress, "It seems like she had a baby and said, 'I don't really give a sh*t' … I read it on her gut… Somebody sat in the director's chair and was not wearing Spanx and I was like, 'Jesus Christ.'"
It's insane and stupid remarks, like the ones aimed at Milano, that inspire "thinspiration" and extremely unhealthy fads such as the "thigh gap" and now … the "bikini bridge". For those unfamiliar with the "thigh gap," it's the unrealistic goal of attempting to become thin enough so that you upper things do not when you're standing with your legs together. The "thigh gap" insanity has become so popular that there are hundreds of "how-to" articles, blogs, and Facebook pages dedicated to achieving … the impossible.
Now that the "thigh gap" is firmly implanted into the brains of the most impressionable girls and women, we are introduced to the "bikini bridge". The "bikini bridge" is when bikini bottoms are suspended between the two hipbones, causing a space between the bikini and the lower abdomen.
Oh, and it's already popping up all over the Internet with girls posting selfies of their "bikini bridge" and #bikinibridge beginning to trend on Twitter. A twitter account, Bikini Bridge, is dedicated to this new and incredibly unhealthy trend, posting a picture that read, "If you haven't got a bikini bridge by summer then don't complain when all of the attractive girls who do get all of the attention". How about becoming obsessed with your perfect, god given body? #LoveMyBodyJustTheWayItIs!
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Vodacom South Africa to launch iPhone on July 20
Usually, it's very hard to put a pin on official Apple product release dates until an official announcement is made, but we have word that the 3G iPhone will not be launching in South Africa until July 20th of this year. The bad news is, it's more than one month later from official US launch. But the good news is that at least it's happening this year.
Vodacom will be the official carrier of the iPhone in South Africa, as part of the multinational deal that its parent company Vodafone scored with Apple.
If this holds true, it's possible that the rest of the countries in the newly signed Apple iPhone deals will also release the iPhone at a later date than the official US launch.
In any case, the whole world will still be able to learn the latest developments as Steve Jobs goes on stage at this year's WWDC. Keep it here for further announcements.
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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Start early! - By researching your options early, you are in the best position to find financial aid for studying abroad. You will discover that most scholarships require that you apply up to a year in advance of your departure date. It is never too early to start searching. Here are some resources:
Financial Aid and Veterans Benefits
Alternative/Private Loans may be a possible funding source in covering the expenses associated with study abroad trips. For student who have served, some VA benefits might be applicable. Interested students should go to the Financial Aid & Veterans Affairs office for more information on Alternative/Private loan information.
Scholarships for CPCC Programs
To be eligible for scholarships, you must be a full-time CPCC student. However, faculty, staff and community members are welcome to participate on any study abroad program. * Please note that while you may apply to all scholarships that you are eligible for, each student may only receive ONE CPCC-sponsored study abroad scholarship. Scholarships you obtain from any other outside sources may be applied in coordination with our CPCC scholarships.
- Germany - The German Language & Culture Foundation Immersion Scholarship will provide recipients with up to $1500 for CPCC's German in Germany program. Applicants must be currently enrolled in a CPCC German Course. Applications due by Jan 1, 2016.
- France - Boye French Immersion Scholarship provides a recipient with up to $800 for CPCC's French in France program. Applicants must be currently enrolled in a CPCC French course. Applications due by December 1, 2015.
- Go Global Student Club Scholarship Active members of the Go Global Student Club are eligible to apply for this $500 scholarship that can be applied to any of our CPCC study abroad programs. Interested students should submit the application, personal essay and three recommendations to the Global Learning Office (Overcash 303, email@example.com) by Dec 15, 2015.
- Global Learning Scholarship - the Global Learning Office will be giving out two scholarships for use on any CPCC 2015 program. Interested students should submit the application, personal essay and three recommendations to the Global Learning Office (Overcash 303, email@example.com) by December 15, 2015. Applications will be reviewed and top candidates will be contacted for interviews in the final week of January. The criteria for selection are as follows: 1. Full time CPCC student, 2. Ability to demonstrate in interview how this program will be helpful to them personally and professionally, 3. Demonstrated financial need
External Scholarships
CPCC's Global Learning Office will support your application to any of the below scholarships for which you are qualified.
- Gilman International Scholarship Program - This scholarship provides study abroad scholarships for U.S. undergraduate students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant funding at a two-year or four-year college or university to participate in study and intern abroad programs worldwide.
- Study Abroad Funding - search by your destination country or field of study
- Study Abroad Scholarships - search this comprehensive listing to see if any of these scholarships are applicable to you.
External Programs and Fellowships
Students interested can pursue external programs through independent study. Contact the Global Learning Office to learn how.
- Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals (CBYX) - CBYX provides students and recent graduates the opportunity to live, study, and intern in Germany on a full-year, funded fellowship. CBYX is sponsored by the US and German governments for applicants in all career fields between the ages of 18-24, and does not require any prior German language knowledge! Applicants in business, vocational, technical, engineering, scientific, and agricultural fields are especially encouraged to apply.
- US State Department Exchanges - Use this tool to find programs on cultural, research, teaching, business development and musical & artistic exchanges.
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Over 250 people attended NorCal's 2014 Peace Corps Conference to enjoy presentations from volunteers who served in over a dozen countries, panel discussions on the 2012 Evacuation Mali by former Peace Corps Chief of Africa Operations, Lynn Foden, Storytelling workshops, workshops on transitioning back to life in the States and so much more. The conference was the culmination of the efforts of 41 volunteers donating more than 200 hours of their time to make this awesome event possible.
The amazing generosity of time and talent by NorCal volunteers to engage local communities and assist returning volunteers with readjustment has made NorCal the standard bearer for Peace Corps groups around the country showing what is possible. Just three years ago NorCal was a struggling organization with barely 250 members and a $5,000 budget. Now we are over 600 strong and growing with a budget of over $25,000 and growing. What a great start to what I know will be a great year.
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The session for recently returned volunteers was a welcome opportunity for RPCVs in transition to bond over the practical, social and emotional aspects of re-integrating after such a transformative experience. Around 25 volunteers of all ages and stages, who had returned as recently as two weeks before, and up to a couple of years, engaged in a lively discussion around developing a satisfying post-PC identity that bridges the gap between newly gained values and the suddenly less familiar context of home. Participants shared tips such as trying meetup.com to find like-minded people and using ride-share apps to arrange carpooling, and were empathetic to issues of rattled confidence in looking for a job after being a valuable asset in your host community, feeling behind your peers, or disillusionment with American culture. The laughs and nods of understanding confirmed that these challenges hit home for all of us, and we left reminded of how valuable our service was, and with new validation that settling into RPCV life includes growing pains. In the end, a short-term discomfort for a long term gain, and do any of us want to fully re-adjust, anyway ; ) The group would love to see quarterly events for newly returned volunteers, as well as regular job-seeking events, and more social clusters throughout the Bay.NorCal owes a huge thank you to the following:
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Not much is known about Myanmar food places in Singapore, except that Peninsula Plaza shopping mall in town might be the best place to get it; it is the epicentre for all things Burmese.
So we here at HungryGoWhere ploughed through many Burmese eateries – eating way too much thoke (salad) and mohinga (fish broth noodles) – to bring you the five best places at which to have your Burmese cravings satisfied.
|The hpa luda | Photo: Gregory Leow
Inle Myanmar
Best for introduction to Burmese food
Inle Myanmar is probably the most famous of Burmese eateries and has been featured in the media numerous times with good reason: it is the best place to go to if you want an introduction to Burmese food.
The menu has English explanations of all the food, with a brief overview of what Burmese food is all about. Colourful pictures show you exactly what you get when you order a particular item. Unfortunately, the spice levels have been tamed and the flavours cater to novices by being less overpowering.
It is also the only Burmese eatery of a restaurant level in Singapore so the prices are significantly higher with individual dishes ranging from $6 to $20.
That said, they offer one of the most authentic and robust versions of mohinga ($8), a rice noodle dish in fish broth which is topped with a boiled egg, fishcakes and chickpea fritters. Their robust stock has just the right amount of sour notes. Inle might also be the only place where you can find traditional Burmese desserts.
Their version of the hpa luda 'rose scented' dessert ($4) is the most authentic: vanilla ice cream sits on top of a bandung (rose syrup) mixture containing grass jelly, agar agar and sago. The highlight of this closer is an egg pudding embedded into the mixture that is firm, sweet and intensely creamy when bitten into.
Inle Myanmar | Address: #B1-07 (A/B) Peninsula Plaza, 111 North Bridge Road | Tel: 63335438 | Opening hours: Daily 11am-10pm
|Photo: Gregory Leow
Loi Nine Myanmar Cuisine
Food of the Burmese indigenous minority
This stall, located in a busy coffee shop next to Funan DigitaLife Mall, is the best place to sample food from the Shan people, an ethnic minority indigenous to Myanmar.
The stall serves a variety of noodle and rice sets; a must-try is their warm tofu with rice noodles ($5) – steaming hot and molten sweet-savoury tofu cream is poured over rice noodles and topped with chicken, shallot oil and peanuts and served with pickled sour vegetables. For their specialty, come during the weekends – Shan potato rice ($4) is potatoes mixed with rice, formed into a cake, and then steamed. The savoury rice has an unusual soft texture and is eaten with a killer tomato-based minced meat sauce.
Loi Nine Myanmar Cuisine | Address: 5 Coleman Street, Sidewalk Eating House, Excelsior Shopping Centre | Opening hours: Daily 11.30am-11pm
|Mandalay mee shay | Photo: Gregory Leow
Mandalay Style
Chinese-infuenced dishes from the last royal capital of Myanmar
You'll see a lot of Burmese expatriates at this tucked away corner coffee shop that resembles a Burmese teahouse with its low tables and chairs. This place specialises in food hailing from Mandalay, one of the largest cities of upper Myanmar. Mandalay has a heavy Chinese influence due to the large number of immigrants who migrated from Yunnan, China over the years.
There is an extensive menu with unfortunately only a brief English name telling you what each dish is – 'Meat salad' for example – but ask any of the servers and they'll gladly help you out.
There are two dishes that can be seen on many tables: the Mandalay mee shay (rice noodles cooked in stock, then tossed with fermented black beans and a sticky flour-based sauce, topped off with coriander, chicken or pork, bean sprouts, dried chilli and onion oil, $4.50). It has all the familiar flavours we Southeast Asians know of, but the sticky flour adds a not-often encountered textural experience.
The other is the nga gin ($12), a tilapia fish stuffed with preserved tea leaves (with a taste similar to the Chinese mui choi – pickled cabbage) and other spices, then barbecued until well-charred. The seasoning never overpowers the natural sweetness of the fish, which has a crispy skin and moist flesh.
If you need a third dish to round your meal off, the equally popular fish dish called mala nga ($12) is a good pick – a peanut-y interpretation of China's mala chilli sauce poured over steamed fish.
Mandalay Style | Address: 5 Coleman Street, #B1-29, Excelsior Shopping Centre | Tel: 91833546 or 84681745 | Opening hours: Daily 1-9pm
|Burmese style economic rice at Clementi central
| Photo: Gregory Leow
Shwe Kant Kaw Myanmar Cuisine
A stall in Singapore's Little Myanmar
The Burmese community has grown so much that they now have enclaves in various heartlands in Singapore, the biggest being in Clementi central. At Clementi central, there is a Burmese minimart selling essential Burmese food supplies and three coffee shop stalls selling Burmese dishes and rice.
The stall that draws the biggest crowd is Shwe Kant Kaw. Not only does it sell an extensive range of classic Burmese dishes like pork belly with fermented black beans, dried fish fried with dried chilli and their own version of Thai fish cakes, they also offer the more unusual dishes like pig's head salad and fried catfish. It costs only $5 for a meat dish, two sides and one vegetable dish.
Classic favourites like mohinga (with a touch of coconut added) and tea leaf salad are also available here.
Shwe Kant Kaw Myanmar Cuisine | Address: Blk 325 Clementi Ave 5, Clementi 325 Food House | Opening hours: Daily 11am-9pm
|Burmese style teh tarik | Photo: Gregory Leow
Ye Yint Café
Burmese teh tarik tops the food
This plain-looking coffee shop – like many of the eateries in Peninsula Plaza – serves Burmese dishes and rice in a Chinese economic rice fashion, but that is not the draw here. When 5pm comes, Burmese expats will stream in with their friends or workmates and they will be drinking Burmese milk tea ($1) which is very similar to Indian teh tarik. Drinking tea in teahouses is a big tradition and the Burmese almost always drink it sweetened and milky. The kicker is that they use more Indian tea leaves than usual resulting in a super thick drink for that guaranteed caffeine buzz.
Ye Yint Café | Address: #03-36 Peninsula Plaza, 111 North Bridge Road | Opening hours: Daily 9.30am-9.30pm
A journalist since 2001, Gregory Leow took a break from his job at Singapore Press Holdings to pursue music. In addition to being a blues and roots guitarist, guitar teacher and guitar repairman, he also writes freelance and has contributed to Mediacorp magazines, Makansutra, IS magazine, CNNGo, Time Out Singapore, Wine and Dine and Straits Times Life!


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DAVIE, Fla. - The tumult surrounding the Miami Dolphins was only beginning when the team missed the playoffs again last season.
Since then, their former star quarterback came out of retirement to run the franchise, only to quit a couple weeks later. The owner publicly blamed the place-kicker for the team missing the postseason. The offensive coordinator position has been a revolving door. And star running back Ricky Williams seems to be fielding more questions about drugs than draw plays.
Then there's the quarterback struggle between incumbent starter Jay Fiedler and newly acquired A.J. Feeley, now a mere footnote.
All this and training camp is still two months away.
"I haven't seen the distractions affect anyone around here," Fiedler said. "I think we kind of insulate ourselves pretty well, and know what we need to concentrate on and focus on. That's what we do."
Added Feeley, who used the word "circus-like" to describe the offseason: "All that matters is the 53 guys in this locker room. That's all that really matters."
Expectations for this season are already high, with owner Wayne Huizenga saying nothing short of a playoff spot is acceptable. And coach Dave Wannstedt said he'd like to see Miami win the AFC East - which it hasn't done since 1999 - and rank among the top 10 NFL offenses.
So the offseason began with organizational reshuffling.
Wannstedt, who failed to get Miami to the playoffs the past two seasons, got a two-year contract extension but was stripped of his control over personnel decisions. Rick Spielman became the new general manager.
A few weeks later, Dan Marino was hired to fill a job created solely for him - senior vice president of football operations, the third highest position in the Dolphin hierarchy behind Huizenga and president Eddie Jones.
"I'm back home," Marino, who asked for the job, said on the day he was hired. He quit three weeks later, saying he wasn't ready for the "lifestyle change."
Also in January, offensive coordinator Norv Turner left to become Oakland's new head coach and was replaced by Joel Collier.
Then, this month, Collier stepped down, citing exhaustion. Chris Foerster, a newly hired tight ends coach, was promoted to coordinator.
But even Williams, the offense's cornerstone, says he doesn't know who will call the plays and referred to the coordinator spot as one being handled "by committee."
"People talk about it being a weird offseason," Williams said. "But every offseason, there's change. It doesn't really matter."
Williams has had his share of distractions during the offseason.
Three South Florida newspapers, citing unidentified sources, reported this month Williams violated the NFL's substance-abuse policy for a second time by using marijuana and may face a fine of more than $650,000.
Williams has declined to comment about the reports. He does, however, say that recent events should not affect the Dolphins on the field.
"The purpose of the offseason is to get to the season," Williams said. "You can't tell anything until the season starts and you see how we play and how we perform."
That day probably cannot come fast enough for the Dolphins, who won 10 games a year ago but still managed to miss the playoffs.
Miami's weak link, the offensive line, has been revamped; only one starter is returning this year. The Dolphins were 24th overall in offense last year, 26th in passing.
Feeley was brought in from Philadelphia for a second-round pick in next year's draft to challenge Fiedler, who's rating was a career-worst 72.4 in 2003.
And in addition to Foerster, there are two other new offensive coaches: Marc Trestman and Jerry Sullivan, who already had experience as offensive coordinators.
"No matter where you're at, any team in the United States, there's always going to be something going a little bit sideways for a time," Huizenga said. "I'm happy with what we're doing here. We're on track."
On track, sure, but for what?
Newly acquired wide receiver David Boston's workout regimen and commitment have already been questioned, and star defensive end Adewale Ogunleye (15 sacks in 2003) wants a new contract and has missed voluntary workouts.
Ogunleye and the Dolphins are trying to work out a deal, and both sides seem optimistic that an agreement on a long-term contract can be reached before training camp, tentatively set to begin July 29.
Still, Wannstedt and his coaches insist the plethora of front-office changes and player issues aren't taking away from the offseason preparations.
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Discussion in 'Player Creations & Screenshots' started by Imaster, Feb 8, 2012.
Haha! "No. A little."
I totally agree, you should look into it.
Who else agrees and would visit the site daily
Comic! It's nice to get back to some old Maxx-and-Guide banter. Honestly, I don't know what the strangest part of that story would be.
Sorry for the missed comic yesterday. I did get to see The Lorax yesterday, and now I have the music from it stuck in my head.
PS: So my school isn't going on strike after all... boo. Instead we get to move into finals and a second round of midterms... so honestly I'm not sure about the comic's future at this point. I'll try to keep it updated if I can, but I'm sorry in advance if we have to go on hiatus for a bit.
I agree with Maxx, bars in heaven is definitely strange. Isn't drinking considered a sin? lol
Hahaha... I love this one... It IS the stranges part, Guidey!
Added to the list of things that are really hard to draw on tiny characters: the gun-hands motion.
Have I mentioned that it's nice to get back to Maxx and Guide? It hasn't been that long but I feel like it's been forever since those two were at each other's throats.
LOL - I'd need a drink, too, if that was my reality. XD
HAHA, amazing as always ;D
dude maxx is only a bar maker so that explains why he cant make a house
Haha, So funny! I love Maxx's pose at the end xD
I get a funny feeling whenever I walk into a liquor store and see the racks and racks of alcohol of every type from every country, all wrapped up in different packages and crazily-shaped bottles. I can't help but think: "Man, all of this effort and time solely for the purpose of getting people drunk."
Maxx, of course, gets right to the heart of the issue without any of the frivolity. Also, gasp! His full name!
Aley ale! I love aley ale.
Another great part ;D
Hahah... I have ale... And... Ale... And maybe some ale?
This is a bit of a Terraria-specific joke, but I'll be providing my own explanation for the game's mysterious ale-spewing kegs in the comics to come. Cheers!
Wow, that looks pretty cool.
I really want to know, but kindof don't.
Anyways, great comic.
Been following it for a while.
Haha, Terrarias big Mystery. I can't wait to see the solution!
Just like the gay zombie joke from a while back, I really don't know what anyone will think of this joke, and all I can say in its defense is that the idea came to my mind as readily as Maxx's bizarre leap of logic. Hopefully it doesn't just make sense in my weird mind. Stay tuned for the stunning conclusion!
PS: Sorry about the missed update lately. Life has been hectic recently and I have to say that there will probably be more in the near future. I hope you can stick with me and and the comic can continue!
@Torol: Well, thanks for taking the time to write a comment! It sounds silly but it means a lot to know that people are enjoying what one puts out there.
Dude, I'm sure I speak for nearly everybody here - no apologies necessary. We'll take what we can get, when we can get it. You rock!
Well, no problem on the missed update. I'm sure that as PuLSe said, we all appreciate what you're doing, no matter how late it comes.
And I kindof understand how you feel.
I wrote a few stories on here, but no one really paid attention, so I just eventually stopped.


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you could do the 99-02 grill, headlights, bumper lights, and bumper
This is a discussion on NBS Front Bumper On OBS within the Exterior Tech forums, part of the General Discussion category; Ok so I just did the NBS rear bumper swap on my 98z and now I'm thinking bout putting a ...
Ok so I just did the NBS rear bumper swap on my 98z and now I'm thinking bout putting a newer style front bumper on. Have any of yall ever seen this done or have any ideas on which style bumper would work best on the obs trucks. I'm thinking like the 02 style because its pretty close to flat on the top like the obs trucks. Or the style on the 03-06 chevys because they are close to flat across the top besides the part that dips down for the grill which if put on my obs I could just fill that strip in which diamond plate or black plastic. Help me brain storm guys.
you could do the 99-02 grill, headlights, bumper lights, and bumper
1995 6.5 k2500 sclb
headache rack with taillamps and rear facing flood lights,
5 inch stacks, clear headlamps, tool box, jumper cable leads coming out of grill
Post a pic of your rear bumper please.
Originally Posted by Xander Berkeley
The headlights grill won't line up right with the obs hood and fenders I'd have to swap the whole front clip which I'd like to do with the 06 style front end. I'm looking to just change out the front bumper for now. And I can't upload pics because I use the site from my blackberry. There's other forums on here with pics of the rear bumper swap. Sorry.
sombody on this forum did it you gota section the grill and the front bumper it involved plastic welding
1995 6.5 k2500 sclb
headache rack with taillamps and rear facing flood lights,
5 inch stacks, clear headlamps, tool box, jumper cable leads coming out of grill
I've always wanted to take a '99-'02 GMC front bumper and put it on a '94-'98 GMC. Cut out the grille below the parking lights to allow for the raised ends of the new bumper to fit better. Someday maybe...
I'm just wondering about the way it would mount up as far as the different brackets
True true. But how bout the widths and heights of the mounts on the bumper compared to the obs bumper. Need someones input who's just swapped the bumper out so I know what steps they took and what bumper works best. The nbs rear bumper happens to fit perfect around the rear of the obs. I was wondering if the front bumper was the same or if its wider or smaller.
Getting the right mounting height for the new bumper is just a matter of test fitting it to get it lined up where you want it before welding up the bumper mounts. That won't make any difference between my Escalade clipped truck or a stock truck. The new bumper width is pretty close to the stock bumper as well. It might be just a hair wider. I had mine sectioned about 4" or so and tucked under the fenders because it looked a lot better that way, but I think the stock widths are pretty close.
Ok thanks I was wondering bout the width. I was really worried bout moking it up and fabbing the mounts but was wondering it it would look right as far as width and all.
Here's a shot of mine mocked up before the bumper was sectioned. It might help give you a little better idea.
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She's came a long way. Lol.
Originally Posted by Xander Berkeley
Just a bit. :)
Ok thanks. Yea it looks good with the front end grill swap but wonder if that bumper would look right with my stock chevy grill. Guess ima just have to give it a try.
Ok perfect advise. I was thinking that the 99-02 bumper would be the best style to work with because of the flat top. The other style is just more square looking so itd look good since the obs its square but that dip along the top would mess up the look. So guess its the 99-02 that ill have to work with.
The '99-'02 Silverado bumper is the only flat NBS bumper. Mine is a '99-'02 Sierra bumper. ALL of the '03-'07 bumpers have a dip in them.