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As usual on a Monday we bring you a round up of all the major talking points from the previous weekend's action and this Monday is no exception but there is however a greater need for fantasy premier league managers to pay close attention to what has gone before as this week in the Irish Times fantasy premier league see's the next round of games for round 14 starting tomorrow Tuesday 27th and running up until Friday night the 30th at midnight, with round 15 kicking off on Saturday as usual.
So with little time to waste between rounds let's get down to business and have a look at the major points to take note of ahead of round 14.
Defiant Defoe
After being dropped to the bench for Totteham's 5-2 drubbing at the hands of north London rivals Arsenal last time out Defoe would have been eager to show why he should be the number one striker at The Lane and he certainly did that this weekend as he popped up with a brace as Spurs beat West Ham 3-1 on Sunday. Defoe showed all he has to offer with a superb solo effort to get Tottenham off and running and he was also able to show he can do the simple things as he slotted home from 4 yards into an empty net after being set up by Aaron Lennon. With Adebayor suspended AVB has little choice but to start Defoe but with 7 goals to his name this season he may well be a viable option for fantasy managers at least until Adebayor's return and the rotation risk rears it's ugly head.
Blankety Blank
Round 13 saw United go into what many saw as a favourable home game with QPR and there was little doubt that Robin van Persie was the man expected to bring home the points for fantasy managers and there was certainly cause for concern for those managers who opted to continue without the services of the flying Dutch man, but in a surprising revelation the Dutch master failed to pick up any attacking points for the second game in succession much to the dismay of the 46% of fantasy managers who placed their faith in him, in fact RVP was the only United forward not to pick up points. Games against West Ham and Reading will surely afford him plenty chance to rectify his brief drought and ease his owners' fears.
Jordi Sure
Wigan have one man to thank for their 3-2 victory over Reading at the weekend and that man is of course Jordi Gomez. Gomez has been somewhat of an impact sub for Wigan in recent times but when he plays with such pace and skill it's difficult to ascertain why he doesn's see more of a regular starting spot in the Latic's line up. An injury to Franco Di Santo allowed Gomez his third start of the season and, lining up on the right of a front three and he certainly did his chances of a regular starting spot no damage with a super hat-trick . While Di Santo came off the bench and could now start in midweek, his record of three goals in 10 appearances may persuade Roberto Martinez to keep faith with Gomez and if that is the case he is one to watch over the coming weeks as Wigan face Man City, Newcastle, QPR and Norwich in their next four.
Black Cat's on the bounce
Sunderland have seemingly sorted out their attacking frailties and after winning two games on the bounce fantasy managers can be forgiven now for thinking that the Sunderland strike force is one to consider for the coming weeks and with a home game coming up against QPR on Tuesday night they might just be right. Stephane Sessegnon's two goals in two games and an assist last time out will have fantasy managers wondering if we are about to see the form that saw him pick up 7 goals and 12 assists last season as stated Sunderland face QPR on in round 14 and after that Sessegnon and Sunderland face a tricky trip to Norwich before back-to-back home games with Chelsea and Reading in a double fixture week for the Black Cat's in round 16. Also back on the radar is Steven Fletcher who has picked up attacking returns for the second match running, having provided an assists for Sessegnon's goal and it seems thing may be on the up at the Stadium of Light.
The Baggies bite back
After losing two games on the trot to Man City and Newcastle many thought that the Baggies train had run out of steam but it seems that that couldn't have been further from the truth as the have gone onto win the next four beating Southampton,Wigan, Chelsea and Sunderland. Shane Long continued his superb season under Steve Clarke as he grabbed his 5th goal of the season and his second in two games. He has now produced attacking returns in nine of his 13 appearances and with returns like that could well be worth consideration for those looking to freshen up their forward lines. Throughout Clarke's midfield and attack, there is consistency, though. Peter Odemwingie's assist means he has produced points in three of the last four and, while as James Morrison dropped deeper, this afforded Zoltan Gera to move into "the hole" and find the net which will have caught the eye of many fantasy managers looking to make a few midfield changes to their squad and at £3.7 million is he relatively cheap.
Big Show, No Show
After all the hype surrounding this last weekend's clash at the Bridge between Chelsea and City it turned out to be a day for the defenders as both sides kept clean sheets in what was in all honesty hugely disappointing for fantasy managers heavily invested in the likes of Silva, Mata, Tevez, Aguero and Hazard. With many of the Bridge faithful showing their discontent with the appointment of new boss Rafa Benitez their was little in the way of attack to show that he has made a difference as of yet, but of course it's early days, at the back however it was Chelsea's first clean sheet in 7 and their 5th of the season so all was not lost as they managed to keep the Champions quiet, as we said it is too early to read too much into the effect Rafa will have but if a stronger resolve at the back is to be one of them we will know more over the next three as they face Fulham, West Ham and Sunderland.
The Britannia fortress
The is no mistaking that the Stoke defence is one of the meanest in the league and after another clean sheet at home this weekend fantasy managers will be keen to cash in on their home form as they welcome stuttering Newcastle to the Britannia in round 14. Stoke have conceded just one goal in six at the Britannia now after keeping out Fulham which is all the more impressive, given the Cottagers had scored in each of their last nine, at an average of two per game. So it would seem that the Potter's defence is where it is at at the moment for fantasy managers looking for a clean sheet or maybe even two if they double up. After round 14 Stoke face two away games against West Brom and Villa so caution is advised heading into those two especially against the high flying Baggies but for now investment in the Stoke back line of either Huth or Shawcross seems like a shrewd move for fantasy managers.
Garrido goes again
Norwich's recent superb defensive form, allied with his assist against United last Saturday, made Javier Garrido a highly sought after fantasy prospect. The Canaries left back was brought in by many a fantasy manager ahead of last weekend's clash with Everton and he didn't disappoint as although the clean sheet eluded him he was on had to supply the assist for Bassong's late equaliser at Goodison. Whether or not this is a band wagon worth jumping on for the long term is as of yet a little unclear but for the short term it can't seem to hurt with the rejuvenated Carries in good form and with games coming up against Southampton, Sunderland and Swansea in the next three Garrido is certain to attract attention.
Saint's Second Win
Southampton continued their winning ways over the weekend as they saw off an injury ravaged Newcastle side 2-0 at the Stadium of Light much to the dismay of former Saints's boss Alan Pardew. In truth Southampton looked good value for the win with Gaston Ramirez the star of the show with a goal and an assist. It would seem that Nigel Adkins now has his midfielders playing the way he wants with Adam Lallana and Jason Puncheon also getting in on the act with attacking points. The Saints continue to be one of the most potent attacking teams in the league and the trio have become integral to their recent revival. With Ramirez now seemingly heading for full match fitness after his recent injury worries he is a hugely attractive option for those looking for a midfield differential. Round 14 will prove to be the litmus test for the Saint's as they face another side on the up in Chris Hughton's Norwich, but of they can get something from this game expect heavier investment in Southampton over the coming weeks.
Enrique pushed up
A second consecutive clean sheet for the Spaniard, who was again deployed in an advanced position on the left flank, with Stewart Downing behind him at left-back. It's still not clear if Enrique will remain in this role but, in the short-term, he's offering both attacking and defensive returns and in truth was unlucky not to get his second goal in as many games after his effort was adjudged to be off side and really for fantasy managers looking to invest in the Liverpool back line Enrique is the best option at the moment.
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January in New York has little to recommend it. The holiday decorations are down. Broadway shows are closing. Everyone's on a diet, if not on the wagon.
But out of this cultural slump emerges a fresh slate of art gallery exhibitions. The thought of facing the wind in Chelsea may make Chicago seem appealing, but gallery owners agree this is a good time to connect with collectors and present work that might be overshadowed by higher-profile events at other times of the year.
"There's some truth to the idea that no one's in town; they're all still in St. Barts," said Marc Glimcher, president of the multivenue Pace Gallery. "On the flip side, there are no art fairs. The people who are here are focusing. It's quite a successful month in the art business."
Stephen Haller, whose eponymous gallery is on West 26th Street, finds that some collectors even prefer the quiet. "Sometimes they like it because we can spend more time together," he said, joking that transportation is provided: "We have a fleet of limousines we send out."
With fewer distractions, January is a good time for concept-driven shows, as opposed to splashy ones near auction season, in late February and March, "when it's your big production number," said Mr. Glimcher.
On Friday, Pace's East 57th Street location will open "Alfred Jensen/Sol LeWitt: Systems and Transformation," a show, as Mr. Glimcher explained, that juxtaposes work by the two artists and is based on the notion that "systems will transform themselves once they reach a certain level of development. Both artists have systems that were insistent."
Mr. Haller chose his current show—Nobu Fukui's brightly colored multimedia canvases—after he and partner Cynthia Griffin made a visit to the artist's New York studio in November. "We moved his show up and rearranged the schedule to kick off the season with a 'wow' show," Ms. Griffin said. "There was a huge new body of work. He's using new materials, collage and beads and glues that make a palette."
The Marlborough Gallery's new exhibit is also inspired by new work, in this case by the 81-year-old Spanish painter Juan Genovés, who has been with the gallery since 1966. The gallery's president, Pierre Levai, said that of the 21 new paintings by Mr. Genovés—on view Jan. 11 at the gallery's West 57th Street location—20 are already sold.
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"These shows usually run for two to three weeks, so it gives us a chance to introduce a bunch of new artists, then have a full-length show after that," said Ms. Bekman. "It's a good way to ease back into things."
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The gallery's current show, "Bertien van Manen: Let's Sit Down Before We Go," coincides with a new book of images taken by the Dutch photographer in the post-Soviet states beginning in 1991. One of the photos, "Pjotr and his family, Apanas, Siberia," shows a happy foursome standing barefoot and looking comfortable in the frozen walkway of a rural home.
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Lift ticket checks?
So, I went to a smaller mountain on the east coast, it was my first time snowboarding on the east coast in a LONG time, as I used to live out in Washington.
One thing I noticed, is NOBODY ever asked me for my lift ticket. Not a single person, all day...is that common on the east coast?
out in washington a few of the places (Crystal, White pass) are going to a RFID system, and the ones that still use old fashion tickets checked every time, so the fact that i never got asked, even once, made me confused...?:icon_scratch:
No. Most resorts scan lift ticks every run or check every run.
FYI - Most states with ski resorts have laws on the books making it a crime to forge lift tickets etc.
those were the days! when the tix were paper and wire...i probably owe JH about $10,000, huh what?
Ive been to the same mountain to where sometimes they ask, sometimes they dont. Oddly, one day was when it was super slow and i was like 1 of 20 people on the mountain, they scanned each time the guy was even keeping track for some reason, he musta been bored. When it was packed, they didnt scan nor check. So its random, on when and how often the check.
They scan at the places I ride on the east coast. Sometimes I get waved through later on in the day on slow midweek days.
At my local hill (Blue Mountain, Ontario) they still use the paper+wire tickets (or plastic cards if you have a season pass). They check only visually. Most of the time you don't even notice them looking, but every once in a while they pull someone out from the line because the ticket is not valid (wrong date or a day-only ticket at night). I've seen that happen maybe 3-4 times in my 3 years going there. While I obviously don't know how many people abuse their relatively lax procedures, I suspect it's not many because they offer very good prices on season passes and I do see lots of people having passes instead of single day tickets.
In Tremblant they scan the barcode every single time you line up for the lift. Annoyed the hell out of me.
in most PA Hills they use the wire and tag, with some going to rfid. Rarely if at all have I ever been asked to show other side of tag
Mid week, low traffic type days, I think they assume most people are season pass holders or adults who probably paid. They just don't give enough of a shit. Weekends are when the no good sneaky teenagers start try to steal their services. Brighton used to be visual checks on stickers and wickets until this season when they updated to the RFID cattle gates. One the reasons I decided not to support them with my money this year. Its so sad, they are mechanizing lefties and putting the poor guys out of work. Solidarity!
You guys don't have gates / turnstiles at all hills then...???
Everything over here is scanned for the turnstile, on every trip of every lift...
Otherwise no one would bother paying...!!!
Season tickets have photos on, and the photos display on the lift operators monitor so they can see if it is you using it or not... I know that it subjective as you cover up when you ski/board, but they soon get to know who is who, and definitely pull passes for misuse...
I've found on slower days they check and packed days not as much. Which is a bit confusing...I get they want to keep the lines moving on busy days but would imagine there are a few sneaking through unpaid. On such days that could equate to a lot of (lost) revenue.
Where I have a season pass, the lifties and I recognize each other (pass is covered by my jacket). Those I don't recognize sometimes don't ask, which I find odd. However, most who ask say they'll "remember" going forward.
Only one of the local hills I ride has the gate scan system; the majority are still running the sticker ticket/zip tie for dailys. Season passes are cards.
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ATHENS - Georgia checked in at 13th in The Associated Press preseason media poll that was released Saturday, the same spot where the Bulldogs landed in the USA Today coaches' poll earlier this month.
The AP poll, unlike the coaches' poll, is no longer factored into the Bowl Championship Series standings, which determines the two teams to play in the BCS national title game.
That, however, hasn't lessened the AP poll's value in coach Mark Richt's mind.
"I guess there's certainly a greater chance than ever of a split national championship, which I don't think any coach would ever be hurt by that," Richt said. "If we won the BCS championship trophy, that would be awesome. If we won the AP trophy, that would be pretty awesome too. If you got both of them, that would be really great."
The AP withdrew from the BCS formula after last season and will be replaced by the Harris Interactive poll made up of former coaches, players, administrators and media members.
"It would be nice to have it where everyone could agree at the end, though, that's for sure," Richt said.
Bailey out four to six weeks
Sophomore kicker Andy Bailey, who was unseated by walk-on Brandon Coutu for the No. 1 spot in the fourth quarter of the regular season finale against Georgia Tech last season, is expected to be out four to six weeks with a dislocated shoulder.
Richt said that Coutu, a sophomore walk-on from Lawrenceville, had "a slim lead," over Bailey before the Athens, Tenn., native injured the shoulder on an onside kick during Friday's special teams scrimmage in Sanford Stadium.
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Richt has also included upperclassmen in past years. "Fred Gibson was one of my victims. I was pretty proud of that. Then I whupped him in pool real bad, too."
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Freshman Jeffrey Owens from Sunrise, Fla., has moved into a second-team role at defensive tackle. Ray Gant has joined Gerald Anderson on the first team since Kedric Golston is suspended for the Boise State game. ... Freshman defensive tackle Kade Weston is back practicing without limitations after being sidelined for more than a week with a hamstring injury. Defensive tackle Gerald Anderson also has returned after missing several practices because of a knee injury. ... Wide receivers Sean Bailey (hamstring) and Mario Raley (hamstring), Golston (hip) and offensive lineman Zeb McKinzey (stinger) are expected back on Monday. Linebacker Danny Verdun Wheeler (ankle) and guard Nick Jones (ankle) could also return. Redshirt freshman Demiko Goodman (shoulder) wore a green non-contact jersey. ... Offensive linemen Josh Brock and Ian Smith remain out while recovering from concussions. ... Freshman wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi (hamstring) may be out another week. Wide receiver A.J. Bryant (shoulder) remains doubtful for the Boise State game. "We're trying to encourage him to keep working toward being ready for that game," Richt said.
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The Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District has one weather issue settled, but there are a few more to go.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation issued a weather modification permit about one week ago to allow the district to continue to seed clouds in hopes of increasing rainfall, according to PGCD General Manager C.E. Williams.
"It's taken care of for four years," he said.
However, the permit only allows the district to operate over the land within its boundaries. The licensing department took away a 15-mile buffer zone around the district that allowed operations outside the district.
"In response to public comment, the buffer was removed and the operational area is limited to the target area," said Susan Stanford, a spokeswoman for the licensing department.
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"We passed a resolution asking that they not be granted a permit to operate in Hartley County," said Ronnie Gordon, Hartley County judge. "Our farmers were saying, 'Don't come get our rain.'"
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Khan: It's Good To Test 147 Waters Before Mayweather
By Carlos Arias
LAS VEGAS --- Amir Khan missed out on the Floyd Mayweather sweepstakes this time, but he believes it could turn out to be a blessing in disguise.
"Things happen for a reason," Khan said after arriving at the MGM Grand on Tuesday for fight week. "I think that gives me a chance to get into the 147 division and get my feet wet and get to know what it's like fighting at this new weight division. I'm killing myself making weight, so it's good to test the waters. Luis Collazo is not really a test in the waters. It's going to be a tough fight. I'd love to fight Floyd Mayweather, but I believe maybe it's for the best.
"It gives me a few fights at this weight category and more time to spend with (trainer) Virgil Hunter. Look at the past two fights I had with him. We spent eight weeks at a time. I spent a lot of time with Virgil. Out of the 12 months I spent about eight months in the gym training and building that relationship with Virgil to improve on the defensive side and the footwork. I've been changing a lot of things in my style. I see a big difference. Even sparring partners I used to spar with see a huge difference in power, speed, movement and everything. I couldn't keep them off me at one time, but now we keeping them away. That comes with technique."
As a consolation prize, Khan takes on Collazo on the Mayweather-Marcos Maidana undercard on Saturday night on Showtime PPV.
"Definitely, he's a good opponent," Khan said of Collazo. "I think in his last fight he proved himself by knocking out Victor Ortiz, who was a former formidable opponent. He's got a big name, he's a good fighter and he knocked him out in the second round. Yeah, definitely, I think he earned his way into this fight."
The former WBA and IBF 140-pound champion believes he will be much more effective at 147 pounds.
"And a move to 147 (pounds) was something I was looking to do a long time ago," Khan said. "I should have done it probably a year ago, a year or two ago, but for whatever reason I didn't do it. It hit me in the (Julio) Diaz fight. I just felt like a day or two before the weigh-ins I was 14 pounds overweight. I just felt like I can't keep doing this to myself, killing myself to make weight. So I'm going to go up and here we are."
Khan said Collazo's style has changed a little bit since he lost a questionable decision to Hatton in 2006.
"Yeah, at times he boxes more," Khan said. "He knows he doesn't kave knockout power, so he boxes more. He's quite slick. I mean, I look for the best Collazo to come out. That's what I've been doing, watching videos and stuff like that. We waiting for and hoping for the best Collazo on Saturday night."
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Khan - "For whatever reason i didn't move to 147." You know what reason? Reason is he wanted to "clean up the Division before moving up." Turned out he got cleaned up by the Division by way of loss to…Comment by ADP02 on 04-30-2014
[QUOTE=JDD1;14484285]How is it that the WBC #2 ranked ww needs to test 147?[/QUOTE] That was all set up just in case Floyd picked Khan ..... then Floyd and his over-protective fans would have said that at least Khan is ranked…Comment by -=Shade=- on 04-30-2014
[QUOTE=arraamis;14484430]I would like to see the formula they use (other than BullS[I]hi[/I]t on a scale) to justify moving a LWW that was averaging a 7th rank, to a #2 and #4 ranked WW, without him ever fighting at the weight.…Comment by Uklad on 04-30-2014
Khan concentrate on Collazo, after that we can make a case for the Mayweather fight :boxing:Comment by theboxingguru on 04-30-2014
[QUOTE=Check_hooks;14484225]Khan got played hard by GBP and Floyd He signed the contract and they did him dirty. Hes trying to put a positive spin on it but he knows he can't trust a word any of them say.[/QUOTE] Pick another…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (45)


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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
The Green Wave had some success in the field and relay events during this years state track and field championships.
Summerville placed in four individual events and three relay events during the 2014 South Carolina High School League Class AAAA Championship Meet last weekend.
Junior Braylon Wilkinson led the way for the Wave, helping Summerville earn points in three events. The junior placed sixth in the boys 400-meter race with a 49.62 finish.
Wilkinson teamed up with Marc Alvarado, Cameron Morgan, Daniel Smith, Justice Sanders and Malcolm Holland to help the Green Wave 4x400 relay team to a fourth-place (3:27.20) finish. Wilkinson also joined Trey Dimuzio, Justin Lodge, Sanders, Alvarado and Morgan on the 4x800 relay team that placed fourth with an 8:11.66 time.
Junior Zack Bailey also earned points for Summerville in multiple events. He placed second in the boys shot put with a 54-foot effort and placed sixth in the discus with a 148-07 mark.
The Summerville boys tallied 24 points to place eighth behind Northwestern (92.50), Wando (50), Sumter (35), Dorman (31) Fort Dorchester (28), Spartanburg (28), and North Augusta (28).
Summervilles Sumarah Mazyck placed fifth in the girls shot put with a 34-05.00 mark. The Lady Green Wave 4x800 relay team of Renee Bourgeois, Anya Bunao, Sommer McKenzie, Abby Bozarth, Anna Fuller and Imagine Patterson placed fourth with a 9:57.98 time.
The Summerville girls finished 20th in the team standings with 9 points. JL Mann won the girls meet with 71 points.
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List of 14 available hotels in Bhilai. All Bhilai hotels can be booked online (click links below to sort hotels).
Hotel Amantran
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Hotel Amit International
Map: Ge Road
Hotel Amit International, Bhilai is a spectacular property which offers its guests a plush stay with superior comfort. Impressive Lord Ganesha Statue welcomes the guests at the entrance to guarantee
Hotel Lovely Palace
Map: Bhilai Power Road
Hotel Lovely Palace, Bhilai, offers affordable accommodations that provide comfort and relaxed living. Cosy rooms with fine furnishings enhance the comfort quotient of its patrons. All necessary facilities are provided
Hotel Shakun
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Hotel Shakun, Bhilai, is designed to offer much-needed comfort, privacy and relaxation. Heart-warming hospitality and efficient services caters to the needs of leisure travellers. Adding to its features, the fine
Sar Guest House
Map: Supela
Featuring a restaurant, Sar Guest House is located at 8 km from the Hanumanji Mandir. The Durg Railway Station is at 8 km from this budget guesthouse in Bhilai. This
Hotel Himalaya Park
Map: Bhilai Power Road
Hotel Himalaya Park, Bhilai, welcomes guests in a warm ambience to ensure a pleasant stay. Numerous amenities, sophisticated room dcor and fine furnishings make it an ideal choice for leisure
Hotel Wild Fire
Map: Power House
Bhilai power house is most prestigious address, A Unique & contemporary hotel and very near to most important Entry point in Bhilai Power House. Wild Fire Offers 19 Well appointed stylish Suites
Hotel Kusum
Map: Bhilai Power Road
Hotel Kusum, Bhilai, is located in the industrial area of the city. The offering of leisure and business amenities with impeccable services assure a relaxed stay to the patrons. The
Hotel Jain Inn
Map: Supela
Hotel JAIN INN defining "A Distinctive Comfort" is a business hotel of 28 rooms. Located within 15 minutes of the railway station and besides the mini bus stop, the hotel
Hotel Ashish Safari
Map: Ge Road
Hotel Central Park
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Hotel Central Park, Bhilai, invite guests in a cool and comfortable atmosphere with a distinct warm eloquent lobby. Nestled amidst well-manicured garden, the hotel offers elegantly decorated rooms with impeccable
Hotel Grand Dhillon
Map: Ge Road
Hotel Grand Dhillon located in the heart of Steel Town of Chattisgarh (Bhilai) to match the standard of corporate and leisure travelers. Conveniently located on the GE road at Nehru Nagar,
Hotel Ashish International
Map: Ge Road
Hotel Ashish International, Bhilai, appeals leisure and business professionals with its stylish interiors and relaxing ambience. All the necessary basic facilities are offered which ensures the guests to enjoy the
Hotel Vatsa International
Map: Ge Road
Hotel Vatsa International, Bhilai, features a warm dcor, elegant ambience and offers comfortable stay. Each room is well-furnished and has range of amenities for a comfy stay. Modern banquet facilities
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"It feels great," LeGrand said. "It's been a journey. It's funny because a lot of people just assumed that I was done after my four years. They didn't realize that I only had completed two years. When I got hurt, it was my junior year right in the beginning of the semester in October. I had to withdraw from my classes for that fall semester."
LeGrand was nearly 60 credits short of graduation at the time of his tragic injury at MetLife Stadium that left him paralyzed. LeGrand could not take more than a handful of classes per semester because of his road to recovery.
LeGrand finished his academic responsibilities in the last six weeks, and now becomes another positive check mark in the strong graduation rate of Rutgers football players.
"Everyone always just assumed that I was done because I wasn't putting it out there on social media," LeGrand said. "I've been in school this entire time since January of 2011. It's been six years and it's been a journey since I got hurt. I made sure I got it done."
The thank you list for LeGrand's latest accomplishment could go on for pages, but three people he recognized were former Rutgers coach Greg Schiano, Rutgers executive director of academic support Scott Walker and football academic coordinator Jenna Beverly.
"Scott Walker was big and my academic advisor was Jenna Beverly," LeGrand said. "She had done a tremendous job for me setting everything up and helping me out. She made it possible for me to earn my degree.
"… I give her so much thanks for that because she has been there for me. Coach Schiano always wants his players to finish and my mom texted him yesterday to let him know I finished. He was very excited that I did it."
LeGrand, currently partnered with IMG College as a color analyst for Rutgers football games, said he will consider a career in labor relations later in life. He remains focused on a career in sports broadcasting, where he has worked part time since his injury.
"Now it's time for me to take the next step," LeGrand said. "We'll see where I can go with my broadcasting. What's the next step for me now? Maybe I'll be working with big networks. I'm going to keep working to get to the big time."
In addition to his career as a broadcaster, LeGrand continues to promote Team LeGrand.
Team LeGrand became public Sept. 14, 2013, when LeGrand announced the foundation during his jersey retirement ceremony at High Point Solutions Stadium. Since the announcement, Team LeGrand raised more than $200,000 for research.
"Team LeGrand has been great," LeGrand said. "… It's amazing. We've just got to keep on going now, keep on pushing. The next stage is planning an event. Hopefully we'll have an event planned for the spring. We're trying to bring in a lot of money. That's the next big thing to happen."


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So I have been working on these RT-PCR experiments for a couple of months now and with each experiment except for one I am getting a band that is the same as my product size in my negative control which is the -RT control. I take all procautions necessary that I can do given our limited acess to fume hoods. So I do all my PCR experiments in a seperate place in the lab. I have changed all my primers, DNTPS, water and yet I still get contamination in some of my samples but not in all my samples. I do use the tubes that are connected but I also have acess to tubes that aren't connected. I really don't know how I am getting contamination in these controls? We don't have access to filter tips in the lab of UV light. So I am somewhat pretty limited in controling some aspects.
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RT-PCR contamination in negative control.
Started by Smitha7, Mar 28 2012 10:42 AMPCR contamination negative control
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Your negative control is RT- control? Do you also have NTC (non-template control) having the same band?
RT- can be contaminated with DNA giving a positive signal, if your primers are within one exon.
RT- can be contaminated with DNA giving a positive signal, if your primers are within one exon.
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Critical Care Specialist
22 years of experience
Accepting new patients
22 years of experience
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1825 Eastchester Rd
Bronx, NY 10461 Phone number & directions
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1825 Eastchester Rd
Bronx, NY 10461 Phone number & directions
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Dr. Manoj Karwa, BS, MBBS, MD is board certified in Critical Care Medicine.
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Dr. Karwa graduated from Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College, Gulbarga.
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