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Hawkeyes and Bears square off at 8 p.m. (CT) Thursday
Iowa to face Maryland on Tuesday in NYC
Winner earns trip to New York City, NIT semifinals
Tickets $15 for adults, $5 for youth and students
Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for youth and UI students
The Iowa men defeat Purdue 83-67 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Iowa takes on Ohio State
The Iowa Hawkeyes play the Iowa State Cyclones in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk series at Hilton Coliseum in Ames.
The Iowa Hawkeyes face Fairleigh Dickinson Monday, Dec. 9, 2013 in Iowa City.
Iowa vs. Nebraska-Omaha, Sunday, Nov. 10, in Iowa City.
Sherman Dillard is in his sixth year with the University of Iowa men's basketball staff bringing a wealth of expertise on and off the court.
Dillard has helped rejuvenate the Iowa basketball program since arriving at Iowa in 2010. Not only has the attendance at Carver-Hawkeye Arena increased by more than 50 percent, but Dillard has helped vault the program back to national prominence.
Iowa has won 20 or more games each of the last three seasons, its longest streak in 15 years. Additionally, Iowa has averaged 21 wins the last four seasons, with its 85 victories ranking sixth most over a four-year span in program history.
After a 25-win season, which matched the second-most victories by a Hawkeye team in program history, and NIT runner-up finish in 2013, Dillard helped coach the Hawkeyes to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2014 and 2015. Dillard has helped coach the Black and Gold to upper division finishes each of the past three seasons, including a top three finish in 2015. Last March, Dillard and the Hawkeyes posted the largest margin of victory in an NCAA Tournament 7/10 match-up, beating 10th-seeded Davidson 83-52 in the second round.
The past five years at Iowa, Dillard helped coach seven Hawkeyes to professional contracts, including Devyn Marble and Aaron White, who were selected by the Orlando Magic (2014) and Washington Wizards (2015) in the NBA Draft, respectively.
Dillard has helped mentor four Hawkeyes to All-Big Ten status during his tenure, including Roy Devyn Marble (2014) and Aaron White (2015) to first team accolades. Also, Dillard helped develop Gabriel Olaseni, who was voted 2015 Big Ten Sixth Man of the Year and finished his collegiate career ranked fourth in blocked shots (141). He also helped coach three All-Big Ten Freshman performers (Eric May in 2010, Melsahn Basabe in 2011, and Aaron White in 2012).
Dillard has nearly three decades of coaching experience, serving as a college assistant or head coach for 29 years. He spent his first 15 years as an assistant coach at three institutions. Dillard began his coaching career under Head Coach Lefty Driesell at Maryland, spending six seasons (1979-85). He helped coach the Terrapins to four 20-plus win seasons and six postseason appearances, including five NCAA Tournament berths. The 1980, 1984 and 1985 squads reached the Sweet 16, while the 1984 team won the ACC Tournament.
He then spent three years at California (1985-88) under Lou Campanelli, who was his collegiate coach at James Madison. The Bears posted two third-place Pac-10 finishes and two NIT appearances during his tenure in Berkeley. After three seasons at California, he returned to the ACC and Georgia Tech for six seasons (1988-94). While in Atlanta, he helped Head Coach Bobby Cremins lead the Yellow Jackets to six winning seasons and postseason appearances. Georgia Tech played in five NCAA Tournaments, including the Final Four in 1990 and Sweet 16 in 1992.
Dillard received his first head coaching opportunity at Indiana State of the Missouri Valley Conference (1994-97). During his three seasons in Terre Haute, the Sycamores improved each season and posted a 29-52 record. He then left Indiana State to return to his alma mater. He replaced Driesell, who served as head coach the previous nine seasons (1988-97). Dillard was the Dukes' head coach for seven years (1997-2004). He posted a 93-106 record, sharing a league title and recording three first-division finishes in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). During his tenure, he earned CAA Coach of the Year and NABC District Coach of the Year laurels. His 10-year head coaching record stands at 122-158.
Dillard, a three-time Academic All-American and four-time honorable mention All-American by the Associated Press, played guard at James Madison (1973-78). He led the Dukes in scoring in each of his four years (missed 1976-77 with an injury) and was the team's top rebounder as a freshman. Dillard is the second-leading scorer (2,065 points) in James Madison history, and his academic excellence merited him an NCAA post-graduate scholarship. After his collegiate career, he was drafted by the Indiana Pacers in the 1978 NBA Draft. Additionally, Dillard was honored as a CAA "Legend" in 2009.
Dillard worked as a basketball marketing representative for Nike for six years (2004-10). He served as Global Camp Director, responsible for administrative and operational facets of a series of highly acclaimed camps and academies sponsored by Nike. Those camps included the Nike All-America Camp and select skills academies hosted by NBA stars such as Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, Vince Carter, Amaré Stoudemire and LeBron James (until January, 2009).
Dillard is a 1978 magna cum laude James Madison graduate earning a bachelor's degree in physical education and minor in business, and is a member of the school's sports hall of fame.
Dillard and his wife Dena have two sons, Ben (22) and Langston (20). His son Ben was a four-year letterwinner on the UALR basketball team.


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Gov. Schwarzenegger approves a bill banning the use of lead bullets in the California backcountry
By Chuck Graham 10/25/2007
The 2008 hunting season will be the first without lead bullets, and that's good news for the critically endangered California condor.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed bill AB821 on Oct. 12, banning the use of lead ammunition in California's rugged backcountry wilds. This was Assemblyman Pedro Nava's (D-Santa Barbara) third attempt at passing this crucial legislation, which will go a long way in saving North America's largest flying landbird. Nava's previous attempts were snuffed out before reaching the Assembly floor.
This time, however, the Assembly and the Senate were on the same page, though it was hard to tell which way Schwarzenegger was leaning. The governor demanded the resignation of Judd Hanna from his California Fish and Game Commission after Hanna incited the ire of the National Rifle Association by supporting a lead bullet ban not specifically linked to Nava's bill. Hanna is a moderate Republican, hunter and an advocate for saving the condor, and his ouster was perceived as a strong sign Schwarzenegger would not favor Nava's bill, although, in a recent e-mail, Schwarzenegger said he remained committed to protecting California's diverse wildlife for future generations.
"We are pleased the legislation was passed," said Marc Weitzel, project leader for the California Condor Recovery Program for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). "This is a significant step forward for the recovery of this bird."
A remnant of the Pleistocene Age, condors forage for carrion from high above in thermal updrafts, relying on their superior vision to locate food. Condor ranges are broad and they soar an average of 100 to 150 miles per day. During hunting season, condors are more susceptible to ingesting lead fragments found in the gut piles left by hunters. After ingesting meat, condors store their food in their crops for digestive purposes. Lead does not allow the breakdown of food and the raptors eventually starve if they are not treated in time.
Nava's bill, the Ridley-Tree Condor Preservation Act, would require hunters to use non-lead ammunition for hunting big game and coyotes within the condors' range. Hunters will likely use copper bullets for larger game and steel pellets for fowl.
The condor has become the "poster child" for getting lead out of the environment, but lead bullets also affect other raptors, including bald and golden eagles and mammals feeding on carrion. Humans need to be cautious, too, said Jessie Grantham, California condor coordinator and team leader for field programs in Southern California for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services.
"It's the combination of human health and this critically endangered species," he said. "People see how lead is killing this animal and the potential effect it can have on humans."
The goal of the recovery plan is to establish two geographically separate populations: one in California, the other in Arizona. Currently, there are 127 birds in the wild. The condors in the Los Padres National Forest behind Ventura County make up the majority of the population in California. Each region will have 150 condors with 15 breeding pairs and another 150 birds in captive breeding facilities.
Although lead is the leading cause of death for reintroduced condors, it isn't the only problem plaguing these magnificent raptors. These members of the vulture family are extremely curious and are attracted to shards of "micro trash" reflecting in the sun. They are mistaken for food items, which have been brought back by parents for hungry chicks. Like lead, the accumulation of trash blocks the digestive tract. West Nile virus is also a factor in their survival. Although the birds are inoculated, one condor chick succumbed to the virus in 2005.
"Lead is a toxin and a major factor, but there are a lot of other issues out there for the condor," Weitzel said. "But ridding lead from the environment is good for all of us." n
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Stetson's Bailey marks 50 years of inspiring students
Published: Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 5:55 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 30, 2013 at 9:40 p.m.
DELAND — Almost hidden behind his desk and stacks of political law books, Stetson University professor T. Wayne Bailey fields calls from students and graduates on a recent morning.
Bailey's wisdom
Some classic quotes by Dr. T. Wayne Bailey branded in minds of graduates include:
"Decisions are made by those who show up."
"If you want to make a difference, you have to be involved."
"Perception is reality."
One seeks advice on a senior project. A graduate updates him on his law practice.
They're all Bailey's "boys and girls," says former student and ex-U.S. Sen. Max Cleland. The mentoring never stops decades later, he said, whether Bailey — who is instructing grandchildren of graduates now — is advising on careers, marriage or other personal issues.
"He cares for us throughout our lives," said Cleland, a 1964 graduate who was part of Bailey's Washington Semester Program, where students get experience in the nation's capital. "He has affected the world in a positive way through his students."
For 50 years, Bailey has offered insights on wars and politics to Stetson students. He's helped them understand moments in history from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He brings real-world experience into the discussions, whether it's as a 10-time delegate to Democratic National Conventions or one of the authors of Volusia County's charter.
He's evolved with his students and technology since his arrival at Stetson in 1963. In the early days, he'd copy his handwritten tests, use a typewriter and chalkboard, and "lug around" a slide projector. Today, students type notes in class on laptops and make final report presentations by inserting thumb drives into a classroom computer.
While he walks with the assistance of a cane, the 78-year-old has not slowed down and has no plans to retire anytime soon.
Bailey teaches international law and international relations in the political science department he founded. He also helps find internships for students as director of the political science internship program.
When people ask if he's retired, he jokes, "No. I'm probably just tired." He won't stop as long as it's still fun, the "juices" are flowing and he can help young people. Plus, he can't see himself playing golf, watching TV or going on cruises.
"If you are working with young people in a college setting, you never really grow old," said Bailey, who grew up on a cotton and peanut farm in the Florida Panhandle and enrolled at the University of Florida at the age of 15.
'Lives of Significance'
Stetson President Wendy Libby said Bailey is "an inspiration" and "has been a mentor to countless students who have become more than just successful" and, like Bailey, "live lives of significance."
"He's a very intriguing professor," said Abby Thompson, 19, a sophomore from Lake Wales. "He lectures through personal experiences. He goes into a long drawn out story, but in the story there is information you need to know. It's almost like a hide and seek game."
Senior Robert Jones, 21, of DeLand, who has been Bailey's student aide this year and last, said Bailey's "heart is his students."
"He believes in them sometimes when they don't believe in themselves," Jones said.
Students and graduates also are there for him. When his wife of 57 years, Frances, died earlier this year, some brought food or sent well wishes.
When Bailey, who has four children and seven grandchildren, is not challenging students in the classroom, he's making countless calls to find scholarships so students can remain at the university, find jobs and help get them get into law school.
"It's that kind of experience that allowed me to say that most of my wealth is not in my retirement portfolio, but in the lives of the students I've had the opportunity to teach," said Bailey, who started teaching college in 1955 before coming to Stetson. "Wall Street can't do anything to that."
'He Kept Encouraging Me'
In between teaching, Bailey directs the International Studies Program and advises the Stetson's Model U.S. Senate program, which he founded to give students legislative experience. He's rubbed elbows with future presidents as a delegate at 10 Democratic National Conventions and was recognized nationally in helping the American Lung Association make Florida public areas smoke-free.
Paige Boone, 25, a 2011 a political science graduate who is an assistant director of a polo club and competed last year in that sport's world cup, didn't take the traditional path after college with her career choice. But Bailey was glowing when she sat in on one of his classes recently.
"He's a very special man. I try to check in on him every now and then by phone or email," she said.
If not for Bailey obtaining scholarships, Ahmad Yakzan of Lebanon wouldn't have been able to continue his education and stay in the U.S.
"I'm forever grateful to him," said Yakzan, 32, a Clearwater immigration lawyer who has four Stetson University degrees. "If I do 10 percent of what he's done, my life will be a success."
Now Bailey calls on him and other graduates to mentor students. Other times, "you are summoned" to speak in his class, joked attorney Clay Henderson, a former student and Volusia County councilman.
"That's part of the deal — you never quit being his student," said Henderson, a 1977 graduate.
When Bailey, who helped create Volusia County's charter, had concerns recently over the county's handling of public records, he called Henderson.
"He lit a fire under me and I went down there (to address the council) and did what I was supposed to do," Henderson said.
When Cleland lost his re-election bid in 2002, Bailey "was there to advise me and pick me up."
"He kept encouraging me. That was a critical moment in my life," said Cleland, now secretary for the American Battle Monuments Commission.
Attending college as an older student was no easy task for Suzanne Kosmas of New Smyrna Beach. With Bailey on her side, she graduated from Stetson in 1998 at age 54 as a member of the Florida House of Representatives, and later served a term in the U.S. House. Bailey taught the former legislator to "get the facts. Good information is essential to forming opinions and making good decisions."
Thinking back on his 50 years, Bailey said "it's been a wonderful run."
Students have often told Bailey he changed their lives, to which he responds, "I don't' know if there is any higher calling than that."
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'Ishouldn't have said it," said SuzanneSomers to RachaelRay.
"I shouldn't have said anything," said Suzanne Somers to The Insider.
"I should not have said what I said," said Suzanne Somers to Larry King.
Everywhere Chrissy Snow has gone over the last two months, I have, to my own astonishment, haunted her, and she, me. A chance encounter with the garrulous blond here on the night that Patrick Swayze died -- when she said what she said that she wishes she hadn't --has reminded me that a theory's not always company. And it got me thinking about a public person's private thoughts.
"They took this beautiful man and basically put poison in his body," opined Somers to me about Swayze's chemotherapy. Fighting words. And this, ironically, at a Tom Ford party held here at The Gardiner. And then: "Why couldn't they have built him up nutritionally and gotten rid of the toxins?... I hate to be controversial, but I have to speak out." Words that hang.
Doing what I do, and given the timing and Somers' not-unknown propensity for speaking out on conventional cancer treatments (celebrity context I was willing to run with), we went with her comments verbatim, which then went to the place that a million Google links flower, to The Huffington Post and notably to The View, where Whoopi Goldberg -- a friend of Swayze's -- denounced the actress/activist for what she considered ill-considered views.
Somers balked. Then, she apologized. Lamenting her insensitivity, Somers nonetheless qualified that the quotes came out of "a casual conversation at a private party" and that it was never her intention that this would be "an official statement about" the Dirty Dancing hero. "I was not informed or aware that I was being interviewed."
In more recent weeks -- while on the ubiquitous circuit publicizing her new book about cancer, Knock Out -- she's dropped that goofy qualification. Somewhere along the way, she may have realized that it didn't have to be an "official statement" or a formal interview, or even a conversation with a mental note-taker like myself, for her comments to get out there. Anybody could have told somebody who told somebody like me.
An interesting lesson for someone who talks the talk to be learning, no? Especially for someone who's been famous for more than 30 years.
Something else interesting: Last week, Suzanne returned to the scene of the cringe. She was in Toronto to promote her book and continue her anti-chemo rant. Among the places she ventured, as one does in this town, was The Hour, where she was soothed by one George Stroumboulopoulos. Unlike Larry or Rachael or anybody who's anybody who interviewed her south of the border, he did not grill Somers at all about those Swayze comments. I'm not sure what this means -- if it means George was softballing or sticking to the issues in his Canadian kind of way or what -- but, like I said, it sure was kinda interesting.
This! That!
-Great minds: Mary Louise Parker and Elvis Costello. What were they thinking? Dinner in Toronto. Morton's. Monday. Both of them were, indeed, spotted there. Same night, different tables, same diff.
-Michelin star-bagging chef-royale Daniel Boulud--in town last week sampling Toronto's finest -- didn't just stop in at Pangaea, as I mentioned in an earlier column. He and a gaggle of other chefs also stopped at foodie fave Black Hoof, where, according to tweet-reports, they had the "whole Hoof menu -- twice!"
-Dutch dynamo Marcel Wanders -- he of the iconic knotted chair, and the man described by The Washington Post as "the design world's favourite star" -- is guest of honour-ing at Ame in a few weeks. It's a party billed as the get-ready-go launch of the Interior Design Show.
-Awesome pairings at Cinq 01! Spotted together at the new people-friendly spot on College this week: Lynda and Jonas Prince, Richard and Rana Florida.
-In what is a vampire first (the social sort not included), Twilight's Rachelle Lefevre has been announced as one of the presenters at next Tuesday's glitzy gala for literature at the Four Seasons. The Gillers, baby.
-Sewing-world enfant terrible Evan Biddell and brainy boldface blogger Anita Clarke were among those at the opening party this week for The Roosevelt Room. A downtown boite inspired by the "first-ever Academy Awards dinner," held at L.A.'s Roosevelt Hotel. 1929, baby.
- Heroes hottie and No. 6 on Maxim's Hot 100: Ali Larter! Did a quick step-pose-and-exit at the Burberry store party, held Wednesday on Bloor.


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Talking out of the box IV
By esj on Friday 11 March 2011, 01:29 - Permalink
In the previous blog post, I showed an applied example of working with non-speakable text. This example highlighted some of the issues pertaining to name transformation. In this post, we shall briefly discuss a way at looking at non-speakable text as a precursor to using these concepts in a practical environment.
The core concept is something I call "landmarks". Everything has landmarks. At first glance, this paragraph has characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, all are landmarks. It also has quoted text landmarks as in the word inside quotes in the first sentence. There are other landmarks possible in natural language text. Code, because of it's structure is full of landmarks. Taking a code example from an earlier post, let's highlight its landmarks.
Landmarks are what we use to grab a hold of some piece of text without specifying that text. "Select first method" would highlight the region occupied by the word "rename". "Rename second instance" would select the second instance name,"fn", apply a reverse transform to generate the plaintext name and pop up the speakable dialog box for editing/changing said names.
There are lots of other landmarks visible in code as well as in other structured non-speakable text environments. Proper use of landmarks in a natural language grammar enables effective efficient navigation.
Next post, pulling name generation and landmarks together.


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Michael Lucas sets off for Spain in "Auditions 07: Barcelona." Here Michael is casting for his steamy mainline release, "Barcelona Nights," and he decides to try out a few locals to finish off the film's roster of hot men -- and we do mean finish off to completion!
Already a well-known model in the industry, Edu bottomed for the very first time on-screen for his boyfriend Manu Maltes in our award-winning Auditions 4. Not only did he spread his legs for the first time on camera, but the sexy duo also filmed their very first watersports scene for us, too! Edu, who loves the cinema and training dogs, returned for more scenes with his hot partner in Auditions 7: Barcelona, and the hit Spanish flick Barcelona Nights! The authentic passion between Edu and Manu is palpable for the screen, check out their scenes below!
Francisco's smooth lips, hot body, and spunky attitude make for an amazing Lucas Entertainment debut in Barcelona Nights. A Barcelona native, he works in PR and in his spare time loves swimming, sports, travel... and getting fucked! He hopes his fans will be easy on him for his first time on camera!
Muscle-stud Manu made his porn debut in Auditions 4 with his sexy boyfriend, well-known top Edu Boxer. In their hot, award-winning scene, Manu topped Edu for Edu's very first on-camera bottoming experience, and the pair also filmed an extensive, sizzling watersports scene along with it (their industry first). The two currently live together in Spain.
What is there to say about Michael Lucas? A good place to start is the beginning: Lucas Entertainment founder and president Michael Lucas was born in Moscow, Russia, on March 10, 1972. He was raised in Moscow and attended college there, graduating with a degree in law. In 1995, Michael Lucas moved to Germany, then to France, where he began modeling and appearing on several European television programs and covers of many European magazines. In 1998, Lucas opened his own production company, Lucas Entertainment, in New York City. Later that year, he made his directorial debut with the well-received Back in the Saddle. This first production sparked the Michael Lucas "renegade" vision that is indelibly New York. Additionally, basing his company in New York City, as opposed to the more traditional Los Angeles, enabled Lucas to showcase the diversity of types and ethnicities found nowhere else. MIchael Lucas started Lucas Distribution, Inc. in 2004 and LucasBlog.com in 2005. Both are pioneering ventures in the competitive realms of adult video distribution and online media, respectively. In the summer of 2005 he released GayVN's Best Picture of the year, a high-budget adult film remake of Dangerous Liaisons, featuring celebrity cameos from RuPaul, Boy George, Graham Norton, Bruce Vilanch, and Michael Musto. In 2006, filming began on his most buzzed about film ever, Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita. The production included a big-budget fashion show, a sextra-filled club orgy scene, a headline-making fountain scene with Vivid star Savanna Samson. On November 12, 2004, Michael Lucas was proudly sworn in as an American citizen.
American-born Milan lives in Spain and is one of the most perfect guys for working in the adult industry. With a nice lean body, beautiful face, great lips, and one of the biggest dicks around, he's also completely versatile! From being a hot top to an eager fisting bottom, Milan was great fun on the Barcelona Nights set and pleasant to be around. We snagged him again for a memorable scene in Cruising Budapest 1: Michael Lucas!
Ross makes his Lucas Entertainment debut as Michael Lucas' boyfriend in Barcelona Nights. With his handsome, furry face, slammin' body, and smooth moves, he's tailor-made for the world of porn... which is funny, since he works as a set designer for the English National Opera! But that's the epitome of Ross for you: surprising, talented, and very very versatile!
Wilfried Knight, a man and porn star who earned legendary status at Lucas Entertainment, will always be remembered as one of the most professional and charming models who has ever worked with the studio. The French performer was a man who captured the camera the minute filming began -- his masculine good looks, strong and natural body, and rugged sex appeal made him an instant star from his debut in "Auditions 1." From that initial film Wilfried has starred in a number of Lucas Entertainment features, including "Michael Lucas' Dangerous Liaisons," "Assassin," and "Kings of New York." Several awards decorate Wilfried's time spent in the industry; most notably being his 2005 win as Out magazine's Hottest Porn Star! Wilfried Knight has appeared in 19 Lucas Entertainment productions, as well as dozens of scenes, and his body of proves why he will always be remembered for his outstanding character and screen presence! He will be greatly missed by family, friends, and admirers alike.


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A thrill ride at a Lousiville amusement park remains shut down as investigators look into the accident, that severed a teenage girl's feet.
Kentucky Department of Agriculture spokesman, Ted Sloan said the investigation at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom is complete. Now investigators are going over the evidence and witness accounts.
The Department of Agriculture is responsible for inspecting amusement park rides.
Officials said on June 21, 2007, a cable broke loose on the Superman Tower of Power ride, striking a passenger's legs.
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Can Jimmy Wilson excel as a safety for the Miami Dolphins?
Jimmy Wilson was the most exciting player to watch during last year's training camp.
The former Montana standout, who had his collegiate career interrupted by a two-year stint in prison while facing murder charges, was the biggest playmaker on the Miami Dolphins defense during the weeks that led up the exhibition season.
This safety the Dolphins drafted in the seventh round was pulling down interceptions every few practices, and you could tell his physicality was having a negative impact on the receivers.
Wilson's presence was felt!
Then the old coaching staff moved Wilson to cornerback, which was initially a head scratcher.
Tony Sparano explained that training Wilson to play nickel cornerback would allow him to get on the field quicker, and hinted that his size – 5-foot-10, 185 pounds – didn't make him the ideal safety.
Fast forward a year and it appears we're right back to where we started with this 25-year-old because the Dolphins intend to try Wilson at safety this offseason, returning the San Diego native to the position he played at the University of Montana back in 2010.
Considering Wilson was simply trying to make the 53-man roster, he went along with the cornerback move, which returned him to the position he played his first three seasons at Montana.
But I'm told he's excited about a returning to safety.
I'm also told General Manager Jeff Ireland is pushing for the move. The position switch isn't set in stone, but the Dolphins' new coaching staff appears to be open to it. The Dolphins will have a three-day minicamp this week – which is open to the media on Tuesday – and they'll likely test out the fit.
During Sunday night's interview with WSVN Sports Xtra Wilson acknowledged that Vontae Davis and Sean Smith are Miami's starting cornerbacks, and admitted he's got his sights set on another starting spot.
"It's a lot of different positions on the field I'm trying to get my name at," Wilson said.
He's referring to the two vacant safety spots. With Wilson moving to safety the Dolphins will have Tyrell Johnson, Reshad Jones, Chris Clemons, Tyrone Culver and Wilson competing for the two vacant starting spots.
Considering the Dolphins typically keep four or five safeties on the 53-man roster its hard to envision Miami drafting a safety this weekend. But you never know how the draft turns out.
Under new defensive coordinator Kevin Coyle the Dolphins intent to make both safety spots interchangeable, which means both safeties must be sure tacklers, and able to cover receivers and tight ends down field fluidly.
Despite being the smallest contender at safety, Wilson is one of the team's more physical defensive backs. He loves to hit. So the physical part of the job isn't too concerning. And his ability to cover receivers man-to-man should be helpful.
The only concern Miami should have about Wilson making a full-time move to safety is the fact small players typically wear down in the backfield. But if Pittsburgh's Ryan Clark, who is 5-foot-11, 205 pounds, can excel as a safety, and hold up for every game he's allowed to play, why can't Wilson?
All Wilson needs to do is impress these coaches just like he did the last batch, and a starting job could be his.
"There are no relationships formed with any other players," said Wilson, who contributed 16 tackles, one interception, broke up five passes, and forced one fumble last season. "Everyone is starting from ground zero."


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Wellness or good health is a great mercy from God (Allah in Arabic, Elohim in Hebrew). It does not mean that if a person has a sickness, he is deprived from God's mercy, sickness may be a hard test from God Almighty to the person to help him or her to develop a strong faith.
God (Allah) has the Higher Power of cure or healing, and all the medical treatments are tools that are used to promote healing and the path to better health. The final decision of complete healing is under the control of God (Allah). In fact, if a person undergoes medical treatment for a particular disease, his or her progress and improvement may or may not be remarkable; however, when he or she starts to ask Allah for help, Allah may cure him or her completely by his Higher Power and Miracles.
Many people when they get an illness such as severe pain, dizziness, digestive trouble, vision problems, convulsions, bleeding, difficulty in breathing, heart failure, fractures, liver failure, tumors, temporary sterility or chronic diseases, etc.; they ask God for mercy and grace of healing. They may spend days and nights meditating while using their medical treatment to accelerate their healing.
Some Muslims believe that if a person suffers from a disease, it may help him or her in the afterlife because it may increase the chance of forgiveness of one's personal sins by Almighty God (Allah). Some people donate charity in anticipation for the moment when they gain complete healing to thank Allah for the graceful gift of health, and they understand that they should not stop thanking Him every day.
Muslims believe in the Miracles of Allah to the prophet Jesus PBUH.
"And (appoint him) a Messenger to the Children of Israel, ( with this message)": "I have come to you, with a Sign from your Lord, in that I make for you out of clay, as it were the figure of a bird, and breathe into it, and it becomes a bird by Allah's leave; and I heal those born blind and the lepers, and I quicken the dead, by Allah's leave; and I declare to you what you eat, and what you store in your houses. Surely therein is a Sign for you if you did believe." Quran 3:49 (Yusuf Ali 2007)
So, to attain wellness, people need to worship the true Almighty God (Allah), not to associate with Him anything, and ask for His blessings, Amen.


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College Hockey:UNH Sweeps Top Hockey East Honors
Durham Native Captures Player of the Year
BOSTON — Repeating an awards hat trick from Hockey East's inaugural season, the University of New Hampshire swept the three major individual awards, acknowledging the season's top player, rookie and coach.
Sophomore Sadie Wright-Ward put on a scoring display in the final week of the regular season (12 points in just three games) to win the scoring title by just one point ahead of teammate Jennifer Hitchcock, and subsequently claimed the honor of TPS Hockey Player of the Year. Hitchcock, however, is being honored as the ITECH Three Stars Award winner, identifying the best collection of single-game performances this season.
First-year Wildcat Samantha Faber scored 20 of her 31 Hockey East points in the final month of the season to remove any doubt about who would be ITECH Rookie of the Year. She was a unanimous selection by the Hockey East coaches. And for the third time in four years of Hockey East play, UNH head coach Brian McCloskey has been chosen by his peers as the RBK / CCM Coach of the Year.
Providence College senior Karen Thatcher will be presented with the Sportsmanship Award for the third consecutive year, and UNH goaltender Melissa Bourdon will also make it three in a row as well, as the league's Goaltending Champion. She established a personal best with a 1.18 goals-against-average in league play in 2005-06.
Three of the league's four semifinalists dominated the All-Star selections this season, as Boston College, UNH and Providence combined to garner 10 of the 12 spots on the two squads. Top-ranked UNH led the way with four selections, including three first-teamers, while BC and Providence had three each.
But of the five repeat honorees from last season, each represented a different Hockey East program. Both All-Star goaltenders, UNH's Melissa Bourdon and UConn's Kaitlyn Shain, were repeat selections, although Shain got the nod as the first-teamer this year. PC's Karen Thatcher and BC's Deb Spillane were not surprisingly selected as All-Stars again, and Maine blueliner Kelly Law graduated to the first team following a second-team selection last year. Law and UNH's Martine Garland narrowly edged Kristin Gigliotti of Providence for first-team status.
BC's Maggie Taverna was the only rookie among the All-Stars, and was one of two unanimous selections on the ITECH All-Rookie Team, alongside Rookie of the Year Samantha Faber. Although only in its first season as a varsity program, Boston University placed two players on the All-Rookie squad, goaltender Allyse Wilcox and defenseman Amanda Shaw.
First Team All-Hockey East
F – Sadie Wright-Ward, New Hampshire (So., Durham, N.H.)*
F – Karen Thatcher, Providence (Sr., Douglas, Mass.)
F – Jennifer Hitchcock, New Hampshire (So., LaSalle, Ont.)
D – Martine Garland, New Hampshire (So., Toronto, Ont.)
D – Kelly Law, Maine (Jr., Markham, Ont.)
G – Kaitlyn Shain, Connecticut (Sr., Calgary, Alb.)
Second Team All-Hockey East
F – Sonny Watrous, Providence (Jr., Albuquerque, N.M.)
F – Deborah Spillane, Boston College (So., Franklin, Mass.)
F – Sarah Feldman, Boston College (So., Fall River, Mass.)
D – Maggie Taverna, Boston College (Fr., Howell, N.J.)
D – Kristin Gigliotti, Providence (Jr., Sauquoit, N.Y.)
G – Melissa Bourdon, New Hampshire (Jr., Ile Bizaed, QC)
Honorable Mention All-Stars
G – Marisa Hourihan (NU)
D – Amy McLaughlin (UNH), Julie Poulin (Maine) and Amanda Shaw (BU)
F – Jaclyn Hawkins (UConn), Cara Hendry (BU), Nikki Petrich (NU) and Becky Zavisza (BC)
2005-06 ITECH All-Rookie Team
Allyse Wilcox BU Goaltender (Grand Blanc, MI)
Erin Normore PC Defenseman (Cambridge, ON)
Amanda Shaw BU Defenseman (St. Thomas, ON)
Maggie Taverna BC Defenseman (Howell, NJ)
Samantha Faber* UNH Forward (Mt. Sinai, NY)
Patricia Gagnon Maine Forward (Mont-Joli, QC)
Becky Zavisza* BC Forward (Suffield, CT)
* unanimous selection
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Now Hiring: 2 Biodiversity Faculty Positions
The Biodiversity Institute, a division of the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, and the Departments of Botany and Zoology and Physiology at the University of Wyoming seek to hire one evolutionary biologist and one population ecologist at the assistant professor level, whose research programs are strongly aligned with conservation biology and biodiversity issues. The primary appointment for the evolutionary biologist will be in the Department of Botany and the population ecologist will be in the Department of Zoology and Physiology; neither position is restricted taxonomically. The scientists will contribute to the academic missions of their departments, the interdepartmental Ph.D. program in Ecology, and the applied mission of the Biodiversity Institute.
Timeline: For both positions, review of applications will begin September 9 and continue until suitable candidates are found.
Application Materials
Applicants are required to submit the following application materials in ONE single PDF document, collated in the order below:
- Cover letter (including the names of three references)
- Curriculum Vitae
- Statement of research and teaching interests
- One page letter describing how the applicant can contribute to the Biodiversity Institute's mission and objectives
- Three publications that represent the applicant's best work
Materials should be collated into one document, and submitted in PDF format to the addresses listed below.
Professor of Evolutionary Biology
Joint appointment: Biodiversity Institute and Department of Botany
Position type: Full-time, tenure-track, Assistant Professor level
We seek an individual with a Ph.D. and a demonstrated track record of excellence in applied and conceptual aspects of genetics and evolution. The position will be a joint appointment between the Biodiversity Institute and the Department of Botany.
Applicants should apply via email to: Chair, Evolutionary Biology Search Committee, Department of Botany, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071 (email@example.com).
Professor of Population Ecology
Joint appointment: Biodiversity Institute and Department of Zoology/Physiology
Position type: Full-time, tenure-track, Assistant Professor level
We seek an individual with a Ph.D. and expertise in integrating quantitative population ecology with applied issues related to conservation or biodiversity. The position will be a joint appointment between the Biodiversity Institute and the Department of Zoology and Physiology.
Applicants should apply via email to: Chair, Population Ecology Search Committee, Department of Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
The University's policy has been, and will continue to be, one of nondiscrimination, offering equal opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment on the basis of their demonstrated ability and competence without regard to such matters as race, sex, gender, color, religion, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information, political belief, or other status protected by state and federal statutes or University Regulations.
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For all of you who have been busy toiling away earning the upcoming Labor Day holiday, we've extended the opportunity to vote and comment on your favorite proposals with the SXSW community. The new deadline to participate in the SXSW PanelPicker community voting process is Tuesday, September 4 at 11:59pm CT.
If you have a moment over the weekend and would like to have a voice in the programming we choose for SXSW 2012, take some time to tell us what you think. Though public voting isn't the only factor in the selection process, it's an important gauge of which topics and programming formats you would most like to see at next year's event. Create an account and make your opinion known today!


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can i let go in her face?A few questions:
1- Does it matter to women where their man ejaculates, i.e. the mouth, face, breasts, etc.?
2- Do women enjoy giving oral sex?
3- How can I sweeten my semen so that she will enjoy tasting it?
1- Yes, it definitely matters to women where you ejaculate. To start, you should be using a condom. But if you were to ejaculate via the withdrawal method, the safest place to do it is on her tummy — unless she states otherwise in the heat of the moment, or you've discussed this beforehand.
2- Your question is relative. All women are different, and while some love giving oral sex more than having intercourse, others would sooner shave their legs with a butter knife.
3- There is no scientific evidence that anything can modify the taste of your semen, but some believe that pineapple juice works. Also, a healthy diet comes highly recommended by theorists.
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penile rash and irritationFor the past two and a half years, a rash has developed on the outer skin of my penis and testicles. It is very uncomfortable and causes extreme irritation at times. I am 19 and still a virgin, and haven't had any sexual contact.
I don't shave my penis or masturbate. I am stumped that this has happened and I am very depressed. Could you please comfirm what kind of disease this is, and can you please tell me if there is a cure or anything that would help get rid of the irritation?
I'm convinced that your rash is not fatal, especially if you've never had any sexual contact with anyone; it's likely simple and treatable. The thing is, you won't know until you get to a doctor.
You might have tinea cruris (jock itch), which is treated easily with antifungal cream. As well, although unlikely, you might have a buildup of candida (yeast), which is also easily treated with a cream. You may even be experiencing an allergic reaction to your soap, a detergent or a fabric softener; simply get rid of them, but still see your doctor. And lastly, you might have eczema, which is easily treated with a steroid cream, and you may be required to change your diet.
If you've had this rash for 6 months, why didn't you get to the doctor right away? Were the last 6 months of irritation really worth evading the discomfort of asking for a doctor's help?
Donald Zimmer
she's all wetty, wettyI recently heard some things about female ejaculation. I finally got to see it (not live, mind you) and it looks to me like urine — it's not thick. Now I want to ask you: which one is the real one? Is it real that every time a woman has an orgasm, there'll be something wet coming from the vagina?
You have to understand that orgasm and ejaculation are two different things. So it is possible for both men and women to have an orgasm without "ejaculating."
As well, although the female ejaculate is watery like urine, researchers believe that female ejaculate is produced by the Skene's glands, which are located in a woman's urethra and are made up of tissue that's similar in composition to a man's prostate gland.
These researchers point to chemical analysis of female ejaculate that reveals the presence of high levels of prostatic acid phosphatase (a chemical secreted by the prostate gland and found in semen). This would indicate that a woman's ejaculation is similar in composition to semen (only without the sperm, of course).
Not many women ejaculate, and sometimes those who do are made to feel shame as they are accused of losing control of their bladders. I suggest that if you have a woman who ejaculates, you should appreciate it and beg her for more.
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Health Services Financing and Utilization
In 2004, 73 percent of children under
18 years of age were reported by parents to have had a preventive
medical visit (or well-child visit) in the past year.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that
children have eight such visits in their first year, three
in their second year, and at least one per year from middle
childhood through adolescence.
Despite the recommendation that older
children should have one preventive visit per year, only
68.3 percent of children aged 10 to 14 years and 63.8 percent
of children aged 15 to 17 years received a well-child visit
in the past year. Younger children (ages birth to 4 years)
were the most likely to have received a well-child visit
in the past year (85.3 percent).
The rate of preventive visits for children
also varied by racial and ethnic group. Non-Hispanic Black
children were the most likely to have received a preventive
visit in the past year (79.4 percent), followed by non-Hispanic
White children (73.9 percent). Hispanic children were least
likely to receive a preventive visit (64.9 percent). Children
with family incomes above the Federal poverty level were
more likely to receive a preventive visit than those children
with family incomes below the poverty level (74.5 versus
68.9 percent; data not shown).
Bar Chart: Children Under Age 18 Who Have Received
Preventive Medical Care in the Past Year, by Age: 2004
Bar Chart: Children
Under Age 18 Who Have Received Preventive Medical Care in
the Past Year, by
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Child Health USA 2006. Rockville, Maryland: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2006.


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Jayden Jaymes is one of the biggest names in porn and a dedicated Reality Kings contributor. Since her start with the network back in January of 2008, Jayden has appeared on several RK sites including MonsterCurves.com, InTheVip.com and CumFiesta.com. Her overall RK voter rating is better than 9.0 out of a perfect 10, which makes her among the most popular models. Jayden Jaymes is beyond hot, has a perfect body, tight pussy and loves to fuck on camera. She also has some of the sexiest ink in the business, sporting some pretty substantial tattoo work for all tattoo fetish porn collectors out there. Her attitude is just as big as her 34D tits making her the rock star of the porn world. Whether it's giving a blowjob, straddling a stiffy, licking pussy or having anal sex, Jayden is at the top of the class.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Saturday, December 31, 2011
Jayden is back and curvier than before. She wore a sexy one piece black g string, stockings and high heels to our rooftop shoot. I was able to capture her amazing ass from all angles. Jayden revealed some of her sexual fantasies while she seductively bounced her booty. We eventually went indoors where she smothered Voodoo with her mega ass. When Voodoo resurfaced, he had the pleasure of fucking the best piece of ass that I have seen in a long time.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008
Jayden was outside, looking smoking hot in her bikini and high heels. She was spreading lotion all over her sexy thick thighs, luscious ass, and juicy tits. Then, her geeky neighbor sneaked his way through her backyard and was watching her sunbath. Like a true pervert he began to play with his rod while peeping her incredible curves. She caught him and questioned him. He said he could not help it because her ass was so amazing. She smothered his face with her ass and then she noticed his cock and liked what she saw. She said the only way she was not calling the cops was if he fucked her good. She pulled him by his cock to her bedroom where she got her sweet pussy and ass licked. Then, she stuffed his cock in her mouth and gave him some awesome deep throat. Then, she got her fat trout banged, just like she wanted it. She got her huge ass pounded and received some man juice all over that delicious ass.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, May 29, 2008
Manuel had to make up for forgetting to get his girlfriend a gift for some special occasion of theirs. So he decided to pass by this local jewelry store and make up for it with some diamonds. We get to the store and meet Jayden. This beautiful brunette had a great rack. I mean huge round boobs with great cleavage. And when she bent over, that ass. Wow. So after some good ol fashioned haggling, Manuel gets Jayden to join us back at the house. Poolside. Her bubble butt ass and big tits were amazing. Some great blowjob action went down til the action moved inside. Titty fucking, pussy licking and fucking. Amazing. I love these curvy babes. Makes this a lot easier to film. The camera has a mind of its own. Enjoy.
Site: In The Vip
Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
What a fucking and sucking party. When I say sucking, I mean sucking ass, dick, pussy, tits, and everything in between. The ladies of the night were drunk with lust. The guys are always horny so they do not count. The ladies need them just as much as the party needs music. The beats kept everybody in motion. Camryn and her hot ass friend did not want to wait for the after party. They wanted to fuck, so they grabbed a dick and went to town on it. Johnny, I guess, was the closest one, so he fucked right in the club. They fucked with everyone around watching them. This threesome did not skip a beat or a position. It was in and out of both of them. Camryn even got her ass filled up and her face blasted.
Date: Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Billy has a lot of jobs. Seriously, this guy puts the work in hard work. Well, hard work is rewarded and the gods sent Jaydin to his crib for a little fiesta action. Because homeboy was willing to put the work in hard work, he got to put the hard in Jaydins tight little pussy. And what a pussy it is. And her ass. Shit, her ass should be put in a gold frame. She should walk around with her ass in a gold frame too, because that shit is a bona fide work of art. Her tits should be into an anatomy book so we can all see what a prototypical boob should be. She is talented too. You should see the effort she puts into sucking cock and fucking. Looks like Billys work ethic rubbed of on her.


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Personal storage firm Apricorn has announced the addition of an 8GB capacity memory key to its MicroKey line – the most rugged USB-IF certified memory device on the market.
Apricorn's MicroKey, now available in 4GB, 6GB and 8GB capacities, is bus-powered with a sturdy, crush-resistant aluminum alloy case with dimensions of 3.4″ x 2″ x .50″ weighing only 2.5 ounces. The MicroKey also incorporates a USB 2.0 connector that swivels, and a slim design that allows access to virtually any USB port.
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The MicroKey is plug-n-play and hot swappable. Included with the MicroKey package is a protective carrying case, 1 meter USB extension cable, Second Copy 2000 Synchronizing Software and Cryptainer Encryption Software.
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Livvie has finally joined me in the kitchen!
She's been more and more interested in what I've been doing in the kitchen lately. She'll see me baking and say, "Make". It's so darn cute!
The other day I was making some brownies and she wanted to help so I snapped a few photos to share with you.
It's hard to find gluten-free flour that I can give to my babes to play with, knowing I'll have to throw it in the garbage. If you know the cost of gluten-free living, you know what I mean!
Luckily I found some old chick pea flour that I never use so I gave her some of that, along with some water and some salt. She was HAPPY!
The trick was to give her a little bit at a time. She also enjoyed using two bowls so she could pour her mixture between the two. So cute. Science in my kitchen – who knew!


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Sept. 10, 2010
TUCSON, Ariz. – Former University of Arizona swimmer and current Rhodes scholar Justine Schluntz is among the top 30 honorees for the 2010 NCAA Woman of the Year award.
The prestigious award, in its 20th year presented, has been won three times by UA athletes, most recently by fellow swimmers Lacey Nymeyer last year season and Whitney Myers in 2007. Nymeyer's win in 2009 tied Arizona with Georgia, UC Davis and Tennessee for the most winners of the Woman of the Year.
The NCAA Woman of the Year award honors female student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate career in the areas of academic achievement, athletics excellence, community service and leadership.
Schluntz, who begins at Oxford next month, won ESPN The Magazine's Academic All-American of the Year award, given to the nation's top scholar-athlete by CoSIDA in July. A five-time NCAA individual national champion and 16-time All-American, Schluntz earned her B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering, graduating summa cum laude with a GPA of 3.94. In her Fluid Dynamics graduate study courses at UA, Schluntz garnered a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
"As a student-athlete at the University of Arizona, I was extremely fortunate to have a great support system of teammates, coaches and other crucial staff members to aid me in all my endeavors," said Schluntz in a statement after winning CoSIDA's Academic All-America honor.
"As early as my first semester, it was evident that a high emphasis is placed on academics at Arizona. My studies and athletic accomplishments have complemented each other during my time here and I am grateful for the opportunities that I've been given."
As the Pac-10 Conference's Woman of the Year and representative for the NCAA WOTY, Schluntz has now made the preliminary cut from 452 nominees down to 30 candidates with ten honorees from each NCAA division. The next cut will narrow down three finalists from each division for nine honorees with the chance to be the 20th NCAA Woman of the Year, announced at a ceremony in Indianapolis on Oct. 17.
Arizona, with Tanya Hughes winning in 1994, along with Myers in 2007 and Nymeyer in 2009, looks to be the first school with four NCAA Woman of the Year winners. It would also mark the first time in the history of the award that three winners were all teammates at one time in their collegiate careers.
Click here for a list of all 19 former winners and a list of this year's 30 honorees.


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Wizards of the Coast will have a new Magic the Gathering card game release on Saturday, May 14th. For those in Dayton and Cincinnati a launch party to celebrate, and play, this new game will be held at Yottaquest.
Those interested in attending should register at Yottaquest's website. The event will cost $30 per person and it is a sealed format. A prize of extra booster packs will be given with two packs person playing. Doors will open at 9 am but the event will not start until 10 am.
Swiss rounds will be played but the number is based on attendance and will be 50 minutes long. Each player will get three Scars of Mirrodin and three New Phyrexia booster packs to use for building a deck in the Swiss rounds. There will also be an Open-Dueling Intro Pack league, as well as Booster Drafts, MiniMasters, and Commander Flights for those interested.
All the Magic: The Gathering Tournament Rules and the Magic: The Gathering Infraction Procedure Guide will be in effect for the launch party. Rules documents can be found in the DCI Document Center. All players need to bring their own pen, paper, card sleeves and appropriate counters.
All participants will receive an exclusive Phyrexian Metamorph promo card, while supplies last, so arrive early.


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6. Onion
Onions are fabulous for weight loss because they contain chromium, a mineral that helps cells respond to insulin and stabilize blood glucose levels to ease cravings. There's always onion soup but you can also rely on them to season almost any dish — from casseroles to stir-fries.
7. Mango
This "super fruit" scores high marks for nutrients and fiber that promotes fullness. Use fresh slices for garnish on oatmeal, add to your favorite stir-fry dish, or mix with spinach for a vibrant low-cal salad.
8. Broccoli
This fiber-rich green is a super source of Vitamin A and calcium, which has been shown to help torch abdominal fat. Sautee with garlic or blanch in salt water (to cut bitterness) before steaming into a healthy side dish.
9. Radish
Radishes may be small, but they're packed with fiber and water to fill you up. And their peppery bite can counter the boredom of bland diet food. To tame the spice, cook them.
10. Meyer Lemons
A cross between a lemon and an orange, this fruit could help rev up your metabolism! According to research done at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut, the d-limonene found in this fruit can help improve your liver's ability to break down metabolism-slowing toxins by up to 30 percent.


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The Grammys 2014 nominees will hit the red carpet tonight, and during the awards show, the presenters will announce the winners on live TV and via live stream video, according to a Jan. 26 Christian Today report. All the 2014 Grammys predictions are out, but nobody will know for sure until the winners are announced tonight during Music's Biggest Night, which is hosted by LL Cool J.
In between the presenters announcing the winners tonight, the 2014 Grammys performances will provide plenty of entertainment. Stars performing at the Grammys tonight include Jay-Z and Beyonce, Madonna, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Lorde, Kendrick Lamar, John Legend, and Paul McCartney. This is an absolutely top-notch lineup of entertaining acts for your viewing pleasure tonight.
The great news is that the exciting 56th Annual Grammy Awards will be available on live TV on CBS channel 9 in Oklahoma City starting at 7 p.m. CST. However, if you are unable to catch the winners on live TV, you can also tune into a live stream video via CBS.com and catch all the performers and winners on your tablet, computer, smartphone, or other mobile device.
If you want to get into all the Grammy 2014 excitement earlier today, you can tune into Grammy Live at 11 a.m. CST via live stream video on CBS.com. You can watch all awards presented in all 70 categories on Grammy Live today. You can also tune into a 2014 Grammy red carpet live stream via MTV.com starting at 2 p.m. CST. Also the E! red carpet live stream hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Giuliana Rancic will begin at 5 p.m. CST.


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In this case, wouldn't it be better to discuss your problems with another person? One who will actually talk to you and likely make an active attempt to make you feel better? As opposed to some silent possibly-existant deity whose answer MIGHT come in the form of some ambiguous 'sign' of you getting hit by a car?
The very idea of most any deity that people pray to is that they already have a master plan for everything, and it doesn't really matter what you ask for, or what you want, what is already planned out is planned out and is going to happen.
Doesn't it seem awfully pretentious to think that an all-knowing, all-powerful being is going to change it's timeless plan for everything just because it's currently inconveniencing you?
Damn right! You hit it right on the nail ET Warrior.
God only answers prayers only for those ones who kisses it ass the most.
God surely don't give a f**k for everyone on Earth or in this universe.
As thoses lying Christians whould have you believe in.
He surely also did'nt give f**k for those 11 million souls who died in the
death camps
in humiliating, disgusting and unacceptable circumstances.
I just wanted to remind you all and those delusional Christians about that visible fact again.
To show you all the damning evidence of God's failures of answersing people prayers; 11 million and still counting.
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Maine hockey has numerous alumni excelling in various hockey leagues around the world. The Black Bears are rolling out a new feature "Black Bears in the Pros", taking a regular update at these players. Here is the fifth edition of "Black Bears in the Pros."
National Hockey League
Ben Bishop – Bishop has won the starting job for the Tampa Bay Lightning in goal. He is 15-5-1 with a 1.98 goals against average and a .934 save percentage. His 15 wins are tied for third in the NHL.
Brian Flynn – Flynn has played in all 28 of 30 games for the Buffalo Sabres. He has two goals and one assist for three points on the season.
Jimmy Howard – Howard has started 20 games for the Detroit Red Wings this season. He is 6-8-6 with a 2.70 goals against average and a .909 save percentage. He has two shutouts.
Gustav Nyquist – Nyquist has seen action in nine games for the Detroit Red Wings. He scored two goals in his season debut, including a goal 17 seconds into the game. He also had the game-winning goal. He has four goals and three assist for seven points.
Dustin Penner – Penner is playing for the Anaheim Ducks. In 25 games, he ranks third on the team in scoring with nine goals and 14 assists for 23 points. He is second in the NHL in +/- with a +18
Teddy Purcell – Purcell ranks tied for fourth on the Tampa Bay Lightning in scoring with seven goals and nine assists for 16 points in 29 games.
Jack Capuano – Capuano is head coach of the New York Islanders. The team has a record of 8-17-5.
Mike Dunham – Dunham is the goaltending coach for the New York Islanders.
Dave Nonis – General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team is 16-12-3 on the season.
Garth Snow – Snow is serving as the General Manager of the New York Islanders.
John Tortorella Tortorella is head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. The team has a record of 17-10-5 on the season.
Spencer Abbott – Made his NHL debut against Ottawa on Oct. 5. The rest of his action this season has come with the Toronto Marlies. He is second on the team in scoring with three goals and 19 assists for 22 points in 21 games.
Mike Cornell – The Bridgeport Sound Tigers recently called up Cornell. He has two assists in nine games. Earlier this year he played for the Florida Everblades. He saw action in 12 games and has a goal and five assists.
Scott Darling – Darling has played in six games for the Milwaukee Admirals. He is 3-0-0 with a 2.04 goals against average and a .930 save percentage. He has one shutout.
Joey Diamond – Diamond has three goals and one assist for four points with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in 15 games.
Matt Mangene - Mangene is playing for the Adirondack Phantoms. He has two goals and two assists for four points in 22 games.
Will O'Neill – O'Neill has played in 19 games for the St. John's Ice Caps and has a goal and five assists for six points.
Scott Pellerin – Pellerin is head coach of the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the AHL.
Mike Banwell – Banwell played a pair of games with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. He played in 13 games for the Reading Royals and dished out a pair of assists.
Rob Bellamy – Bellamy has played in 19 games for the Elmira Jackals and has five goals and three assists for eight points.
Simon Danis-Pepin – Has four assists in 14 games with the Ft. Wayne Komets.
David deKastrozza – Has six assists in 20 games for the Idaho Steelheads.
Ryan Hegarty – Hegarty has played in 10 games for the Greenville Road Warriors.
Mark Nemec – Nemec has played in 22 games for the Colorado Eagles. He has a goal and three assists for four points. Nemec is tied for the team lead in +/- with a +12.
Matt Duffy – Duffy is playing for the Quad City Mallards. He has three and six assists for nine points in 17 games.
Derek Damon – Damon is playing for HC Thurgau in Switzerland. In 24 games he has 10 goals and 16 assists for 26 points.
Robby Dee – Dee is playing for Riessersee SC, a professional team in Germany. He has four goals and six assists for 10 points in 23 games.
Jeff Dimmen – Dimmen is playing for Anyang of the Asia Hockey League. He has three goals and 23 assists for 26 points in 26 games.
Frank Doyle – Playing for the Sheffield Steelers in the Elite Ice Hockey League in England. In 28 games he has a record of 16-11-0 with a 2.69 GAA and a .903 save percentage.
Greg Moore – Moore is playing for the EHC Wolfsburg Grizzly Adams in Germany. Has played in two games this season and is recovering from an injury.
Michel Léveillé – Leveille is playing for the Cool FM 103,5 de Saint-Georges of the Ligue Nord-Américaine de Hockey. He has 11 goals and 10 assists for 21 points in 16 games to lead the team in scoring.
Mike Lundin – Lundin is playing for Barys Astana of the Kontinental Hockey League in Russia. He has two goals and 13 assists for 15 points in 34 games .
Alfie Michaud – Michaud is playing for SonderjyskE in the top Danish league. In 14 games he has a 2.22 goals against average and a .911 save percentage.
Josh Soares – Soares is playing for IK Oskarshamn in Sweden. He has three goals and six assists for nine points in 20 games.
Colin Shields – Shields is playing in the UK Elite League in Belfast. He has eight goals and 14 assists for 22 points in 25 games.
Travis Ramsey – Ramsey is playing for the Ritten-Renon in the Italian Elite A. He has eight assists in 19 games this season.
Our goal is to include all former University of Maine men's ice hockey players currently playing. If there is anyone that this list is missing, please email who and what team they are playing for to email@example.com


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The Deposit Protection Board (DPC) is worried about government's failure to recapitalise the corporation which now has just about US$12 million in its coffers, a figure insufficient to meet the needs of depositors in the event of bank closures.
The Deposit Protection Fund's primary function is to compensate depositors in full or in part for losses incurred in the event of insolvency of a contributory institution. It was created as a government policy in response to a growing need to moderate instability in the banking sector, as well as to protect the public against the worst consequences of bank failure.
The Fund is vested in and administered by the DPC.
The company's chief executive officer John Chikura however, said since its establishment in 2003 the fund had not been funded by government but by banking institutions through payment of levies.
"The deposit balance in the fund as at 31 December 2013 [which is an audited figure] was US$11,995,515.
"The fund is under-capitalised and there is a great need for capitalisation of the deposit insurance fund. A figure of US$50 million standing to the credit in the fund is ideal to ensure adequate coverage of deposits, especially those under the central bank's watch list," Chikura said.
He said the three banks Genesis, Royal and Trust Bank insured a total of US$812 523 and so far US$447 969 had been paid to depositors.
"We have so far paid US$8 031, that is 68% of the total insured for Genesis Bank. We have paid 72% from a total of US$472 206 for Royal Bank and 33% for Trust Bank Corporation out of a total of US$328 516," he said.
Chikura said Genesis depositors were receiving US$150 per depositor while Royal and Trust Bank depositors were receiving US$500 per depositor.
The DPC needs to be recapitalized to the tune of US$50 million which is equivalent to the exposure from the list of weak banks.
"We are currently under-capitalised and we are making efforts to have the fund capitalised and enable the corporation to adequately cover depositors and even increase the coverage limit from the current US$500," he said.
Chikura said the reduction in the deposit Protection premiums had affected the corporation as the contribution by members had been reduced.
In his 2014 national budget, Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa reduced the levy from 0,3% to 0,2% of total deposits without fixing a cap, but excluding government deposits and foreign lines of credit.
The Fund offers limited coverage and guarantees that small depositors will be paid in full up to the insured amount in the event of bank failure.
According to the DPC, the prescribed maximum deposit compensation covers in full 93% of all depositors operating accounts in contributory institutions.


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Can you believe it's already February? Spring will be here before we know it! Head over to our flickr page to download our February calendar and artwork in their larger sizes :).
February Calendar Download!
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Why no more vertical calendars? /sadface
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Love! I wish yall did this every month!!
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Oh wait…. you do?
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The Express Web site, previously is giving 50% off. The promo codes that have been supposed for being valid until mid-night have gone away. The 50% off is being
honored once you put items in your buying bag.
I just place mine there to be ready and low and
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Deb Gambino
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Debra Gambino has returned to the College of Fine Arts as the academic advisor for the Departments of Theatre and Dance. She previously acted as academic advisor for the Lee Honors College and as advising assistant in the School of Music.
Debra received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and vocational education certification from WMU. Her three children are WMU alumni as well, one earning a marketing degree and two graduating from the Department of Dance.
Debra enjoys spending time on Crooked Lake and golfing.


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Apple refuses to refund money for iPad 3 buyers
The latest update on the newly released iPad is a swarm of disappointed Apple buyers in the Middle East, who have bought the device eagerly only to stumble upon the bitter reality that its 4G connectivity is incompatible with 4G networks in the region.
Customers remain confused and agitated but what adds fuel to the fire is the fact that Apple has refused to grant the customers a refund because the device is not officially for sale yet in the Middle East and North Africa region.
The problem is caused by the fact that 4G technology, unlike 2G and 3G, does not work on a standardized frequency band. 4G is an example of a split technology, similar to HD-DVD and Blu-ray. In the US and Canada, both Verizon and AT&T offer 4G on the 700 MHz band.
However, the networks require different hardware, meaning that Apple had to develop a separate device for each network. The company decided not to develop a third device for Sprint, which runs Wi-Max, leaving Sprint customers in the lurch.
Outside of North America, however, the device will not work, even on compatible 700 and 2100 MHz bands. There is no band in the UK on which the device can use 4G LTE, despite the fact that the iPad is labeled as Wi-Fi + 4G. In fact, recently an Australian court has ordered Apple to pay refunds to customers who thought they would be able to use their iPad on the 4G network.
Top Headlines
- Oman's Duqm tourist complex moves forward with government approval
- Kuwait fights budget deficit: Reexamining government salaries, expatriate labor
- Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade, and Handicrafts fights nationwide unemployment levels
- Construction costs fall in Dubai
- Western tourists flock to Iran, could generate $30B in new revenue


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If you saw Stan Hall of the Gwinnett Sports Commission this past weekend, he had a serious look, but a smile protruding on his face.
It was for good reason.
In just two years, the Greater Gwinnett Championship, the Atlanta area stop on the PGA Champions Tour held April 18-20, 2014 has matured into one of the best events on the Champions Tour calendar and a big deal for the sports-minded Gwinnett County.
Miguel Angel Jimenez battled Bernhard Langer all day to win the Greater Gwinnett Championship on Sunday, making him just the third player to lead wire-to-wire in his debut on the Champions Tour.
That was great news for Jimenez Spain, the tournament, and the throngs of fans showing up at TPC Sugarloaf all weekend to catch the action.
From the pro ams to the Military Caddie Day to Kid's Day, the Novelis Challenge featuring John Smoltz, Tom Glavine, and Keving Butler the week couldn't have gone better with the exception of a little wetness on Friday and into Saturday.
"We had a great leaderboard and a great turnout on Easter Sunday," explained Hall. "But most importantly is the charitable component to hosting this event. It's obviously the reason we are all here and we have three great partners this year."
The tournament is also a boon to the Gwinnett economy and I expect hotels, restaurants, and retailers in the area reaped some benefits.
In the 2013, the economic impact number was said to be about $10 million, that figure will certainly be higher in 2014.
Even the champion enjoyed his time in Gwinnett County.
"Well, is nice, is nice being here," offered up Jimenez. "The people are so nice and coming for the first time and look of faces of 40 years old when I play the Tour, here is like see the same faces, no? Is nice, is nice to be able to play here this week."
This 54-hole stroke play golf event featured 81 Champions Tour pros playing for a $1.8 million purse at the beautiful TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, GA. All three official rounds were aired nationally on the Golf Channel and showing off everything this area of Atlanta has to offer. The events 2014 benefitting charities were Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia Gwinnett College Foundation, and Gwinnett Medical Center Foundation- so everyone associated and that came out to the tournament were winners.
All the information about the tournament can be found at www.greatergwinnettchampionship.com.


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Mushroom Madness!
My name is Hitty Lotzalove Sevashteen. I live with Andrew, who is a Collector. Apparently that disease must be contagious, because now it seems that the Collecting Bug has bitten me as well (it's better than having termites, I suppose)!
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Who's the host with the most over at MTV? Apparently, it's… no one.
The 2014 MTV Video Music Awards ceremony airs live Sunday night on MTV, and it looks like producers have decided not to waste precious time on silly monologues or between-awards chit chat. On Friday, Spin confirmed that no one will be hosting the 31st edition of the annual gala.
Bummer for us. MTV has tried the no-host route before-- in 2004, 2007, 2011, and even last year-- and, frankly, it was bizarre. On the MTV website, the explanation reads: "Who needs a host? This show's got enough action to carry itself!"
Still, with 30 previous VMA ceremonies under their belts, MTV execs have plenty of worthy contenders to choose from for the high profile hosting gig. Here are five hosts they should consider bringing back to host the VMAs.
MTV VJs
Back in 1986, several of the original MTV VJs hosted the VMAs—and they brought along a couple of friends. Old school VJs Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn were joined by "Downtown" Julie Brown and Dweezil Zappa, who were new to the music channel at the time. A reunion of these classic VJs would be old school cool!
Arsenio Hall
The comedian and talk show host has hosted the VMAs more than anyone else, fronting the show a whopping four years in a row, from 1988 to 1991. With his most recent late night talk show now a distant memory, Arsenio surely can squeeze in the time to be a last minute VMA host. Roo roo roo!
Chris Rock
The comic and "SNL" alum has plenty of experience with live TV. Rock hosted the VMAs twice in the late 1990s—and even went on to a prestigious hosting gig for the 77th Academy Awards in 2005. Plus, Rock is a music video veteran, directing the Red Hot Chili Peppers video "Hump De Bump," and appearing in Johnny Cash and Big Daddy Kane vids. Come to think of it, this guy is so overqualified, MTV probably can't even get him now!
Roseanne Barr
The year was 1994, and Roseanne Barr was the star of one of the top sitcoms on television. These days she's more into macadamia nuts, but we're still nuts about her off-the-wall, crazy brand of comedy. Since the VMAs have only had three female hosts in 28 years (not including the VJ-hosting collaboration, Bette Midler and Chelsea Handler have been the only other female hosts), we think it's time to bring Barr back!
Jack Black
The comedian and Tenacious D front man hosted the VMAs back in 2006, and he's a three-time host of the Kids Choice Awards. But it's not his hosting experience that makes him stand out. Black's Tenacious D music has been featured in a slew of video games, and he has appeared in music videos for everyone from the Foo Fighters to Dio to Weezer. A VMA host who has a ton of music video experience? What a concept. What say we bring the "music" back to Music Television?
The 2014 MTV Video Music Awards kicks off on Sunday, Aug. 24 at 9 p.m. on MTV.


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Video: 2 Minute Tech Tip: Building Responsive WebCenter Portals | JayJay Zheng
By Bob Rhubart-Oracle on Sep 02, 2014
Can you beat the clock and deliver a useful technical tip that in two minutes or less?
That's the idea behind the 2 Minute Tech Tip, a new feature on the OTN ArchBeat YouTube Channel. The concept is simple: Participants have to beat the clock to deliver a useful technical tip in two minutes or less. If the tech tip exceeds the two-minute limit... well, watch the video below to see what happens.
Thanks to Oracle ACE JayJay Zheng for volunteering to present the very first 2 Minute Tech Tip. JayJay will expand on his tech tip during his presentation at Oracle OpenWorld, Oracle WebCenter Portal Mobile Strategy: A Hybrid of Responsive and Adaptive Design, Thursday, Oct 2, 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM in room 3024 in Moscone West.
Do you have a 2-Minute Tech Tip?
If you have a tech tip you would like to to present via the OTN ArchBeat YouTube Channel, contact me at bob.rhubart-AT-oracle.com.


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Nutter Fort VFD Now Charging Insurance Companies for Services
Written by Nicole Porter
Last updated on March 07, 2013 @ 7:49PM
Created on March 07, 2013 @ 6:28PM
The Nutter Fort Fire Department got permission Thursday from the county commission to start charging insurance companies when they respond to fires and accidents.
A code in state law allows volunteer fire departments to do this but commissioners have to approve of the decision. Nutter Fort will hire a billing company that will actually deal with the insurance companies. This allows the fire department to get money back to make up for things like the costs of flare, oil dry, truck maintenance and fuel.
In Harrison County, Lumberport Fire Department also does the same.
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An Open Letter to Chef DAT
Dear Chef DAT, Who are you? I've been getting press releases from you for a long time but for the life of me I can't remember meeting you. I do understand that you live underground and you cook a lot there as well, but do you ever actually come out during the day? You talk […]Read More