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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Brick by Brick, '63' and Tennessee Tough - just a few of the many 'Butchisms' we've heard on Rocky Top in head coach Butch Jones' debut season.
Needing to win the final two games to become bowl eligible, Team 117 is adding another to the list.
Game 7 mentality.
"You've just got to treat it as game seven because you know that if you lose you're done," said defensive lineman Daniel Hood. "For all of the momentum that Coach Jones has created this year, it'd be a shame on every single senior to let him go out without a bowl game this season.
"We've got to treat this week as if it's game seven of the finals and we get two weeks to prepare for it, two weeks to watch more film, two weeks to get in the weight room, to work harder, to rehab more, to get rid of all the little nagging injuries."
On the other side of the ball, the veteran offensive line plans to let their actions speak when it comes to spreading Jones' message.
"It is a must-win for us, for this football team," said senior James Stone. First and foremost, it is one of our in-state rivals. We have to go out here and have that on our mind each and every day we come to practice and come to work."
Senior tackle Ja'Wuan James knows that getting the Vols to a bowl game would set Jones and Tennessee up for the future.
"It will feel good for me, for the seniors," said James. "And it will definitely be great for this program the next few years - helping in recruiting, helping Coach Jones building that foundation."
For another senior - defensive lineman Corey Miller - next week's matchup against Vanderbilt is very simple. It's do-or-die.
"This is the biggest game of our football careers because it's do-or-die," said Miller. "It's time to make your statement as a team at Tennessee. This is going to be the biggest game we've ever played. It's the situation at hand and you have to win."
The Tennessee defensive line had one of their strongest performances of the season against South Carolina.
The Vols won the line of scrimmage, and came away with four sacks while holding South Carolina to its lowest total offense of the season (384 yards).
Since then, the Vols have faced some tough offensive fronts.
"It's testing our manhood as a D-line," said senior Daniel Hood.
"It just proves that as a `D' we weren't playing smart football, we weren't in the gaps, we weren't doing the little things right," continued Hood. "The little inches that Coach Jones talks about all the time, whether it's a safety being from one yard inside the tackle to one yard outside the tackle, whether it's Big Dan lining up in a three technique or lining up head up on a guy. It's the little things like that that lead to big opponents like that."
The Vols have been looking internally to fix their problems and make corrections to return to the front they once were.
"We're all sitting here asking ourselves the same question - and that's `why?' Every time we come into the film room it's that question," said senior Corey Miller. "So basically what we're trying to do is fix the `why' questions and come out here and be productive."
So what is the answer?
"It's definitely obvious what we're doing wrong. It's all the mentality," said Miller. "It's all about getting our assignments down, being correct with our assignments, being physical coming off the ball, and being fast every time."
"It goes back to the little things, inches," continued Hood. "South Carolina game, you go back and watch that film, our pad level, we were lower than them. When we were in a three technique, we were a three technique. When we were supposed to be in a two technique, we were a two. Our hands were inside in the right spot, the safeties were fitting blocks the right way."
"Then you turn around and go look at the Auburn game," continued Hood. "We were playing too high, our hands were outside of their bodies instead of inside, safeties were a little on the inside instead of being outside. It's just the little inches of doing things the right way."
The last time Tennessee went to a bowl game, the Vols' senior class was brand new to Tennessee.
These seniors are ready to get back. And they are making it known.
"The bowl is a biggest thing a team can make," said senior defensive lineman Corey Miller. "We tell the young guys it's a chance to be close. It's another 2-3 weeks with your brothers. This is what you fight for is another three weeks with your brothers."
A bowl affords a team extra time to practice and improve. But it is also a time to bond and create new experiences.
"We actually had a player led meeting and guys were standing up and telling the younger guys it is beneficial to go to a bowl game," said senior offensive lineman Zach Fulton. "You have a lot of fun, you get to bond with your teammates, on and off the field. You get to go to different sites and see places that you have never seen before."
The senior class also wants to win for their coach.
"It would mean a lot for this entire senior class to lead Tennessee to a winning season," said senior center James Stone. "To give Coach Jones a winning season in his first year here."
The underclassmen are ready to make their first bowl appearance and send their seniors off right.
It has come down to winning the final two games in each of the last three seasons on Rocky Top to make it to a bowl believes Senior offensive lineman Ja'Wuan James believes the team has learned from the past. And is ready to get back.
"I have been in this situation three times," said James. "The other seniors have too, learning from those two other mistakes. The first year we ended up winning our last four games. The next year we lost to Kentucky, the year after we lost to Vanderbilt. We have another chance to get it all right and go out here and perform."
"We just want to end it on a good note," continued James. "Do it for ourselves, do it for Coach Jones, do it for Tennessee. Se the foundation right now. This program should make a statement right now for years to come."
If Team 117 isn't on the field or in the classroom, it is because they are in a different kind of classroom- the film room. There you will find coaches helping players analyze their game, but more importantly, you will find players helping players and it's that type of team chemistry which transfers to their game on Saturdays.
Sometimes, watching film can be tough, but with two games left in the season and a bowl game on the line, defensive lineman Dan Hood knows that you just have to show up and analyze it anyway. "You've just got to buckle your chinstrap and come to work," said Hood.
From watching film, Hood has noted that one of the biggest improvements the defense must make is to bring better competition in practice. The redshirt senior wants to see the defensive linemen pushing each other to become better.
On the other side of the ball, the offense is studying film in order to adapt to the team's newest quarterback- true freshman Josh Dobbs.
"Being a quarterback, you have to watch film. Of course, it's more intense here, but it's something I've always done," said Dobbs.
And watch film he has.
"I first like to just go through it and watch all the game played out," Dobbs said. "Then I like to go and critique myself- see the things I could have done better, also see the things I did well, but mainly focus in on the things I could have done better, so I can focus in on those at practice and get ready for the next game."
It isn't just Dobbs you will find in the offensive film rooms though- it's the entire offense.
Running back Marlin Lane is just one of many offensive players that has spent time with Dobbs watching film. "He is trying to find out the little things that he did wrong to help the team win," Lane said.
Dobbs has also committed his time to watching film with his linemen.
"You just know he wants to get better," said Ja'Wuan James. "He is a quarterback and he is a great quarterback. He is a smart kid and he is a smart football player. He is always trying to learn."
"It shows that he cares a lot about the people around him," said Lane.
In the last month, Tennessee has had what is probably the toughest schedule in college football.
The Vols came off their first bye week of the season to upset No. 11 South Carolina at home, no easy task.
Then came the top-10 teams. First the Vols headed to Tuscaloosa to face the nation's best team on the road, followed by a game at No. 10 Missouri and wrapping things up with a meeting at Neyland vs. No. 7 Auburn.
To say Tennessee needed a break is an understatement.
"After the four game stretch we had, it is always good to have a bye week and rest up a little bit and work on your technique and things like that," said offensive lineman Zach Fulton.
"We just came off of four very competitive games," echoed defensive back Brian Randolph. "So, giving us a bye week, a chance to focus on our fundamentals and stuff like that is very good for us."
The Vols don't believe that this bye week means any time off however.
"Anytime you have an open week, it is how you approach that week, it is your mindset, how you attack it," said Head Coach Butch Jones. "It is still an opportunity to improve. But also we have to get our health back, we have to get our mindset back, we have to push the reset button. There is a lot of things going into this week."
The Vols, as they did during their first off week, will use this week to work on fundamentals.
"I think [the open date] important because it's going to make our team a lot stronger and better," said quarterback Nathan Peterman. "It's another week to prepare mentally and physically for the next game ahead."
"Everybody thinks a bye week is an off week but a bye week is getting better on fundamentals, techniques, just the little things," said running back Marlin Lane. "We are just coming in with a different mindset of getting better each week, working and getting to what we are trying to build brick-by-brick."
Most Vols are pushing themselves even harder this week, like defensive lineman Daniel Hood.
"To me, I see this week as a time to really hit it harder," said Hood. "There's been a few weeks when we've had to take it soft because we know we've got so many games in a row and we can't go full pads every day. So, I see this week as a great opportunity to come out, go full pads, to hit multiple periods of the day, to go in and get heavy squats in, get heavy bench in, and to really hit it hard."
"We're going to have Friday, Saturday off to really recover, to get that recovery in that you need on a bye week," continued Hood. "To me, I see this week as a time I'm trying to blow out everything that I have right now, to completely exhaust myself, and I'll recover Friday, Saturday."


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The country's two largest organizations providing support to cancer patients and their families are merging.
Gilda's Club Worldwide, with 30 locations across the U.S. and Canada, including a chapter in Hackensack, is joining with the Wellness Community, a similar non-profit with more than two dozen affiliates in the U.S., Israel and Japan.
Officials of the two organizations hope the new entity — the name of which won't be announced until November — will generate an increase in public awareness about cancer support groups, as well as an increase in donations to help them through the recession.
"It will be the largest employer of psychosocial oncology support professionals in the world," said Lenore Guido, chief executive officer of Gilda's Club Northern New Jersey. The local chapter nearly closed its doors in June 2008 in the face of a massive budget shortfall.
But spending and staff cuts overseen by Guido, who took over as CEO shortly after the crisis hit, along with increased fund-raising efforts, have since stabilized its economic footing.
The decision to merge the organizations was partially driven by economic concerns, said Shannon Pao, director of communications for the Wellness Community.
"People in the cancer community are very aware of both groups," Pao said. "We're hoping that by joining forces we'll be able to break through more into the consciousness of the general public."
The new non-profit will have four chapters in New Jersey. In addition to the Hackensack chapter, Gilda's has a clubhouse in Somers Point (near Atlantic City), while the Wellness Community has affiliates in Eatontown and Bedminster.
The organization will continue to operate along the same model as the two non-profits do now, with each chapter set up as a separate legal entity responsible for its own fund raising. However, officials hope the new central organization will have a higher public profile that will help the chapters find donors.
Gilda's also will benefit from the Wellness Community's more active research department, which has been more successful in generating government and foundation grants.
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Gilda's is named for the late Gilda Radner, the comedian who died of ovarian cancer in 1989. She had been a member of the Wellness Community in California after being diagnosed with the disease and then decided to form a similar organization after moving to New York. But she died before Gilda's Club could get off the ground.
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Groovy - Use a chainsaw to craft a sawed-off shotgun.
Oh my god. If this isn't an achievement, I swear...
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Not when Aureilla's around apparently. (Please don't hurt me Aureillia).
Haha. Nah. Trophies are a sore subject for me. I have a pretty negative outlook on trophies and achievements.
Sure... Throw some kill something with something a certain amount of times, do something in a certain way kind of trophy/achievement.
But collectibles are so lazy... uncreative, bland, boring, bad developing. It appears the bad developing is across the board on this one though. It just adds nothing to the game.
Like what would be so wrong with....
Snickers (Silver) - Kick a clicker in the nuts.
But I bet we will get.. Collect newspaper articleblablahblah or something else considering the users on this board are way more creative than developers are, hell the gamers are more creative across every game board.
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I hear what your saying, it's un-fortunate but that's the way it is. If any aspect of the game has to lack creativity, trophies are last thing I'm worried about.
Anyways, I'm sure that attempting to kick a Clicker in the baby maker would lead to an immeadieate death.
But, thanks for making me think about chocolate now....
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Slow baking in a water bath is the key to creating this creamy, smooth custard made from low-fat milk and eggs. Feel free to use decaffeinated coffee beans if you prefer.
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I love the way the traditional SAS blocks frame the Japanese center, and I really like the stars that you incorporated into the SAS design, AND how they flow into the border.
There's something going on all over the quilt.
Oh, and the color palette, taken from the center, is DIVINE.
First I think I would SITD along some of the pieced blocks in undulating lines going in the same direction the cranes are flying in the center panel. It would kind of look like wind currents blowing across the top. After that....I don't know but your top is awesome.
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In this little article I am going to show you how Alternate Data Streams (ADS) work and show you a small example of how to make one. ADS is a feature in the NTFS file systems to make a compatibility with HFS, or the old Macintosh Hierarchical File System. ADS has been a function of NTFS since NT 4.0 and is still available in Windows XP (and yes even Windows Vista). ADS gives you the ability to inject/add file data into existing files without affecting their functionality, size, or display in utilities like Windows Explorer or even "dir" under command line.
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This is it! The opportunity we have all been waiting for! The House Committee on Foreign Affairs (HCFA) will vote on HR 4645 on Wednesday, September 29, at noon. This means that they will be considering whether to lift the travel ban on Cuba…or not. We can win this, just like we won in the House Committee on Agriculture, with your help! …but we do need YOU, again! TAKE ACTION TODAY.
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伦敦桥在7分钟 - 安静房间
Floor No.
- 厨房
- 洗衣机/干衣机
- 有停车场
- 可上锁的客房
- 阳台/露台
- 互联网/无线网路
Accommodation summary
|Fairlawn Mansions, SE145PH London, 英国
Your room has a very comfortable double bed, a desk, hard wood floor, and it is at the back of the flat so it is very quiet. The flat, which is very comfortable, has everything you need, including wireless internet, a shared bathroom, living room and a back garden.
The flat is 200 meters from New Cross Gate Station, which gives you access to the overground and the mainline railway (Note: the Overground is connected to the tube/underground - it just runs overground - all tickets are valid). There are also numerous buses, which pass the flat and go straight to central London, including several night buses, so you can always get home no matter what time of night! You can be in Trafalgar Square (by train) in just 15 minutes. The vibrant and eclectic area of Shoreditch is also just 15 minutes on the overground. The location is ideal for any tourist!
In the local area you will find everything you need for a great stay; there are food shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars all within walking distance of the flat. The flat is very close to Goldsmith University campus, so could be an ideal base if you are visiting the university for a conference.
The flat is really convenient if you are visiting the Olympic games this summer. It is just 20 minutes by bus to Greenwich were a number of events are taking place, and just 20 minutes to the stadium at Stratford, via the Overground and Jubilee Line.
住宿规定In general this is a great place to live. To keep it as such all guests need to follow the following rules for their own comfort:
Guest may use the kitchen on the following conditions:
They wash up all dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
They clean the cooker, hob, all work surfaces and table
They sweep the floor or any crumbs.
They return all utensils to their original place.
They put all rubbish in the bins at the entrance to the building.
Guests are asked to leave the shower in a clean and fresh state.
Guests are asked to leave the toilet in a hygienic and fresh state.
Guests are asked to wear house shoes in the bedroom and the rest of the house.
Guests are asked to reframe from playing music before 10am and after 10pm.
Guests are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the property. This includes the bedroom and smoking at the bedroom window. Anyone found to have smoked in the property will be asked to leave.
Guests are asked to remove all litter and rubbish from their room at least once a day.
A deposit of 100 GBP is required.
|Check-in before
We were really happy to stay in this room in Sidney's apartment. It was very easy to get to the station and the centre and there were many buses that went straight to the centre. Shops are close and open 24 hours. The room is spacious and quiet. The building is old and has lots of character. Sidney is helpful and there is a nice ambient in the apartment. We will come here on our next trip to London.
Very good place, good value for money, well located (close to pubs, supermarket, buses and tube station). The only negative is that you cannot smoke in the room :( Apart from that it's good. Sidney is a top bloke.
A really good place if you want a comfortable bed, decent shower, clean facilities, use of a large kitchen, fast Internet and good access to transport to get to the centre and a large supermarket close by. Sidney is a fine chap!
The room was quiet and clean. Sidney was helpful and friendly. All other guests were nice. The supermarket and tube station were just 3 minutes away. The toilet and bathroom were cleaned every day. The kitchen was fully equipped. Recommend :)
Good room for the price. The beds are comfortable and we were able to have four people in the room. The flat is well located, since the metro station is just 100 meters away. There are many pubs and 24 hour shops in the area. We took the N453 back to the flat at 2am from Regents Street, which was really useful as a taxi would have cost about €70.
Nice quiet room. Friendly atmosphere. Helpful host. Sainsbury and trainstation just 3 minutes up the Road. The room was Nice, clean and simple, but the floor in the toilet and bath was not so clean - which is natural with so Many people staying the same place.
Only let down was The fridge, it was neglected. it was dirty and there were clearly signs of people not cleaning and throwing away their stuff after their stay!
All in all a good stay!
First of all, I travelled with 3 friends to London. As we arrived at the accommodation no Sidney was seen anywhere, only a French guy with a few command of English who lives in the apartment as well. He showed us around the apartment and suddenly it became clear that we should share this appartment with about 13 other people. That was a big shock for all of us, especially because there is only one toilette and one seperate shower! There I have to mention that the hydraulic thrust is too low. That means if someone flushes the tiolette, the flush doesn´t work the next 10 - 15 minutes. Furthermore our room (Asian) was very tiny for four people.
Besides that the accommodation is ok, you reach the city by bus in 30-45 minutes and the next supermarket is a 7 minute-walk away.
If you like to meet new people and do not travel with your family, the apartment is ok. But in my opinion the price is far too high, mainly because of the fact that is not your private appartment, but you share kitchen and bathroom with a lot of other people.
I stayed 6 days in this apartment and I well appreciated the room (" australian room ") spacious, overlooks the garden, the very comfortable bed; as well as the kitchen with the possibility of cooking yourself. The positive points are also the fast access to the train (New Cross Gate station) which connects London Bridge in 7 minutes and Sainsbury's supermarket near Mansions.
Finally Sidney is a very nice host, very in the listening: it's a pity that my english spoken is very basic, what limited in a way our discussion.
I recommend this apartment for all the young travellers, curious, who wish to visit London, by saving their budget.
" Robert, the french guy "
Sidney is a really nice guy. The apartment was really cool and central. Love to come back next month.
Sidney surprised us by moving our room in the flat to a smaller room. The room we were in had windows into the shared hallway that were covered with paper held up by tape. The paper did not block the light from the hallway. Late at night when other guests went to the kitchen and turned on the hallway light the bedroom we were in would light up. He informed us he had to move our room because he had overbooked. When we arrived the kitchen and hallway were cluttered with .construction stuff. All the rented rooms shared the bathroom. The shower and WC were in separate rooms. The room with the WC did not have a lock for the door. The shower room door did have a lock, but the shower was extremely low pressure on cold and low pressure with scalding on hot. I could not figure out how to adjust the temperature and pressure to soot. The bedroom door had a keyed lock, which was functional. Sidney was very pleasant to talk with and had thought thru providing refrigerator space and clean towels for our use. The room was clean and functional.
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1) Aaron Donald DT Pitt.
2.) A Seferian-Jenkins TE Was.
3) Jack Mewhort OT OSU. GO BUCKEYES !!!
4) Brandon Coleman WR Rutg.
5) Bryan Stork C. FSU
5) Terrance West RB Towson.
6) Prince Shembo LB Notre Dame .
P.S. I still like and want David Yankey ( G ) don't care what Jeremiah or the so called exces. he interviewed ( at least that's what he is saying ) think, he's still a solid versatile prospect.
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Samsung Accused of Destroying Evidence, EU Bans Galaxy Tab 7.7
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Apple demands $2.5B USD from Samsung -- plus complete sales ban on most of its smartphones/tablets
Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd. (
) is in the middle of a tough week in the courts.
I. Samsung Accused of Destroying Evidence
The South Korean gadgetmaker recently celebrated outselling arch-rival Apple, Inc. (
) nearly
two-to-one in smartphone sales
in the recent quarter. Those strong sales are driven by the
Galaxy S III
, a smartphone whose hardware beats Apple's flagship
iPhone 4S
in nearly every category.
Apple is struggling to keep up in sales despite continuing to haul in record profits as the
world's most profitable tech company
. Apple attorney Josh Krevitt sums up his company's plight, remarking, "Samsung is always one step ahead, launching another product and another product."
But Apple has been relatively effective at looking to stifle its competitor in court.
In recent weeks it scored sales bans on the
Samsung Nexus smartphone
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet
, although
it failed
to secure its most hoped for ban -- a
kill shot on the Galaxy S III
Now it's
another small victory in its U.S. court battle, with
Judge Paul Grewal
of the
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
(San Jose/San Francisco) granting an Apple request to give an "adverse jury instruction." The judge told the jury that Samsung destroyed evidence that might have been pertinent to the case.
Samsung is accused of destroying evidence. [Image Source: Office Products NYC]
Samsung's global electronics empire maintains a purpose-built central email network. That network automatically deletes emails after two weeks. That's run Samsung into trouble in past lawsuits, including a 2004 one where it received a similar sanction for the practice.
In the current case, the
U.S. International Trade Commission
had ruled that Samsung behaved responsibly. While it acknowledged the automatic email deletion, it noted that the company had informed employees that they should be saving any documents pertinent to the case.
But Judge Grewal saw things quite differently. He argued that Samsung did not do enough to monitor that its order was being enforced. He remarks, "In effect, Samsung kept the shredder on long after it should have known about this litigation."
Samsung plans to appeal, but if it loses, the order could be a blow to its image when the trial
goes before the jury
II. Apple Wants $2.5B USD
Apple is suing Samsung on the grounds of a slew of patents and trademarks. The trademarks encompass largely deal with the look of certain icons -- such as a white email envelop on a blue background. The patents cover a host of software features such as
slide to unlock
, as well as the "look" of the iPad and iPhone.
A UK court recently found that most of these patents were
invalid due to prior art
. It forced Apple to
print a public apology
to Samsung acknowledging that Samsung
did not "steal" the look
of the iPad with its Galaxy Tab. In recent interviews
Judge Richard A. Posner
, one of the most experienced intellectual property experts in the U.S., expressed similar sentiments remarking that the majority of software patents -- including Apple's --
should likely be ruled invalid
Apple wants an exorbitant $2.525B USD from Samsung ($2B USD of which represents profits from devices). It also wants Samsung to be banned from selling the majority of its Android smartphones and tablets in the U.S. These provisions would surely provide a nice padding to Apple's already industry-leading profits, and help it overcome its product design difficulties.
Apple wants Samsung's devices banned and Samsung forced to pay billions in damages.
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Samsung sought a 2.4 percent royalty from Apple on its 3G patents in the U.S., a proposal that is also slightly outlandish, given that it's grossly above the industry standard for licensing
fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) patents
III. Galaxy Tab 7.7 Banned Throughout the EU
More bad news came for Samsung this week when a decision by the Dusseldorf Higher Regional Court was expanded into a
complete ban on sales
of the Galaxy Tab 7.7
throughout the EU
. The ban comes courtesy of
Community Design 000181607
, which depicts a rectangular tablet:
It was found that the Galaxy Tab 7.7:
...looked too much like the iPad, despite being a different size, having different back decals, and different ports.
Again, this would seemingly indicate Apple has a government-enforced monopoly on tablets in the European Union, but this is clearly not the case, as
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1N
was deemed valid for sale thanks to the addition of extra metallic accents.
About the only conclusion one can thus draw from these divergent rulings is that bans are rather arbitrary and based on the sentiments of whatever court they happen to wind up in for the ruling.
The ban is tentative, pending appeal, and likely does not apply to the UK, which already found Apple's design claims invalid.
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December 13, 2005
Notice of Annual Meeting and Notice of Nominated Individuals to NFA's Board of Directors and 2006 Nominating Committee
The annual meeting of NFA Members will be held on Thursday, February 16, 2006, at National Futures Association, 200 West Madison Street, Suite 1600, Chicago, Illinois, and will begin at 12:00 noon (Central Time). Under Bylaw 405, one hundred Members constitute a quorum. In the absence of a quorum, the Members in attendance may act to adjourn the meeting.
On November 4, 2005, NFA notified its Members of the nominations made by the 2005 Nominating Committee for positions on NFA's Board of Directors and 2006 Nominating Committee. At that time, Members were also given the opportunity to make other nominations by petition, in accordance with Article VII, Section 3(b) and Article X, Section 3 of NFA's Articles of Incorporation.
NFA Bylaw 406 states that "promptly after the expiration of the period within which petitions may be submitted, the Secretary shall notify the Members of all of the candidates for Director and member of the Nominating Committee." In accordance with Bylaw 406, this Notice will serve as notification of the candidates for the Board and 2006 Nominating Committee. No candidates were added via petition.
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London Bridge in 7 Minutes - Quiet Room
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Fairlawn Mansions, SE145PH London, United Kingdom
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Here are 10 reasons to stay in this room:
1. You can walk to the tube station in about two minutes.
2. From the station you can be in London Bridge in 5 minutes (about 12 minutes to get to Trafalgar Square).
3. It's in Zone 2 - the zone 1-2 Tavel card is the cheapest.
4. Close to the property you have 24-hour food shops, cafes, restaurants, theatre and a big supermarket (Sainsbury's).
5. Buses 53 and 453 go from the flat straight into town giving you the tourists views as you pass the London Eye; go over the Westminster Bridge; roll past Big Ben; Parade through Whitehall, passing the Prime minister's residence on Downing Street; semi-circulate Trafalgar Square; all before heading up to Piccadilly Circus, trough Regent's Street; cross Oxford Street before your ride on this London bus comes to an end :o)
6. Despite the fantastic location, your room faces a peaceful garden.
7. The building is a unique mansion block from the late 1800s.
8. Your room is large and has high ceilings.
9. Of course, there is also WI-FI :o)
10. A few minutes walk from Goldsmiths College.
House rulesIn general this is a great place to live. To keep it as such all guests need to follow the following rules for their own comfort:
Guest may use the kitchen on the following conditions:
They wash up all dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
They clean the cooker, hob, all work surfaces and table
They sweep the floor or any crumbs.
They return all utensils to their original place.
They put all rubbish in the bins at the entrance to the building.
Guests are asked to leave the shower in a clean and fresh state.
Guests are asked to leave the toilet in a hygienic and fresh state.
Guests are asked to wear house shoes in the bedroom and the rest of the house.
Guests are asked to reframe from playing music before 10am and after 10pm.
Guests are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the property. This includes the bedroom and smoking at the bedroom window. Anyone found to have smoked in the property will be asked to leave.
Guests are asked to remove all litter and rubbish from their room at least once a day.
A deposit of 100 GBP is required.
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 175 ZAR per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|On arrangement
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
stanza con bagni in comune e cucina secondi letti appoggiati sul pavimento senza reti ( solo materassi ) pulizia molto approssimativa sconsigliato
room with shared bathrooms and kitchen beds seconds flat on the floor without nets (only mattresses) very rough cleaning recommended
We had some problems at first due to a computer error, but Sidney did everything to fix things for us, and we ended up with having a really nice stay.
The room was pretty bare-bones, but very clean. We never saw the rest of the apartment, except for the bathroom and the shower (which was VERY small).
They seem to have some moisture and leaking problems, but nothing to really worry about. The building looks kinda shady and smells really bad of mold and humidity, but once inside the room, everything is fine. Bathroom and shower were clean, shared, but very small and the bathroom had a small leak on the floor.
We never saw the host at all, but getting the keys, and everything else was fine. Easily accesible with the London Overground, although you are limited by it's time schedule, which is shorter than the tube, a bit more expensive, since it's not within Zone 1. Also, it has a couple of bus stops right at the door.
We weren't even able to talk to the host, and she didn't answer any e-mails, but it ended up not being a big issue.
Overall, a clean room, a little noisy but nothing to worry about. The area has almost nothing, and doesn't look too good at night, but you will probably spend most of your time in central London.
Overall? Totally average. No big cons or pros.
We had a very nice time in London and were please to find Sidney's room. It was large enough and comfortable for our needs. There are many buses going to the centre from this flat and also a tube about two minutes away. You are also near to a big supermarket. Sidney is kind and welcoming.
instead consists of a very small bathroom, small toilet and small kitchen. there are 5 bedrooms, where one of them lives a lady who keeps order in the apartment. the rooms are nicely sized, with a very knirkene bed, a table and four chairs. one can hear the most part, it occurs throughout the apartment. the kitchen is equipped with fridge, kettle, oven, hob and micro microwave oven. cupboards and refrigerator are marked up so that each room can store things in peace. will probably call it a hostel. which is about 3 min walk to the nearest metro area: large supermarket, several restaurants and some good pub's
stedet består af en meget lille bad, lille wc og lille køkken. der er 5 værelser, hvor 1 af dem bor der en dame som holder orden på lejligheden. værelserne er pænt store, med en meget knirkene seng, et bord og fire stole. man kan høre det meste, det sker i hele lejligheden. køkkenet er udstyret med køleskab, elkedel, ovn, kogeplader og micro bølgeovn. skabene og køleskabet er mærket op, så hver værelse kan opbevare ting i fred. vil nok kalde det et vandrehjem. der er ca 3 min gang til nærmeste metro, området: stort supermarked, flere spisesteder samt en del gode pub´s
The accommodation is well maintained and almost new (# 12, 11 is older). This just pretty central station of Metro bridge lodon. The owner was most days doing "sprucing". Good service and good value - price :)
El alojamiento esta bien cuidado y es casi nuevo (el nº 12, el 11 es mas viejo). Esta bastante céntrico a solo una estación de metro de lodon bridge. El propietario estuvo casi todos los días haciendo "arreglillos". Buena atención y buena relación calidad - precio :)
We were for the weekend trip to London. What a city !!!!
Who needs luxury is unfortunately wrong. The hotel simply but perfectly adequate, is cleaned daily.
As much consideration is taken of other students are able waiting times can not be expected to Bathrooms times.
The location is bombastic directly at a bus stop and just five minutes to the subway.
We love to come back a second time :)
Wir waren zum Wochenend Trip in London. Was für eine Stadt !!!!
Wer Luxus benötigt ist hier leider falsch. Die Unterkunft einfach aber absolut ausreichend, wird täglich gereinigt.
Da viel Rücksicht von den anderen Mitbewohnern genommen wird sind lage Wartezeiten auf Badezimmerzeiten nicht zu erwarten.
Die Lage ist bombastisch direkt an einer Busstation und nur fünf Minuten bis zur U Bahn.
Wir kommen gerne wieder ein zweites mal :)
Meanwhile, I have found that the standard of hotels / rooms / hostels in London with our Standard (Austria) are. It really is not so bad, is just that. But when I arrived at the booked apartment from me, was my heart silently for a while. Even the rise / disposal to the basement were very dirty and covered with garbage. In the front yard were old, used, dirty mattresses and even the Christmas tree of Christmas +++++. When we got to the front door, came to meet us a very strict urine odor. Well just thought outside the Pooh and Hui inside !!! But it got even better / worse.
We went to the booked apartment, entered, found a single room for three of us (with under aged child on the way) - but not their own apartment for us. The room had a size of max. 2 x 2 m, as lighting a light bulb, the part of the door, in which should be a glass was glued a cardboard spartan, they also showed Klussen right and left, the beds (a double bed) was not done, it refused to the wall still two mattresses, which meant one of us had three on the ground to sleep, the window did not properly closing, the toilet was .............. I do not use an exact description here at this point, in another room've been two. and and and and ...........
Mittlerweile habe ich herausgefunden, dass die Standards der Hotels/Zimmer/Hostels in London unter unserem Standard (Österreich) liegen. Ist ja auch nicht so schlimm, ist halt so. Aber als ich zu dem von mir gebuchten Appartment kam, stand mir das Herz für eine Weile still. Schon der Aufgang/Abgang zum Keller waren stark verschmutzt und mit Müll bedeckt. Im Vorgarten lagen alte, gebrauchte, schmutzige Matratzen und auch noch der Christbaum von Weihnachten +++++. Als wir zum Hauseingang kamen, kam uns ein sehr strenger Uringeruch entgegen. Na ja dachte halt außen pfui und innen hui!!! Aber es kam noch besser/schlimmer.
Wir gingen zum gebuchten Appartement, traten ein, fanden ein einziges Zimmer für uns drei (mit minderjährigem Kind unterwegs) - nicht aber eine eigene Wohnung für uns. Das Zimmer hatte ein Ausmaß von max. 2 x 2 m, als Beleuchtung eine Glühbirne, der Teil der Türe, in der ein Glas sein sollte, war ein Karton spartanisch eingeklebt, sie zeigte auch Klussen rechts und links, die Betten (das Doppelbett) war noch nicht gemacht, es lehnten an der Wand noch zwei Matratzen, das hieß, einer von uns drei musste am Boden schlafen, das Fenster ging nicht richtig zum Schließen, das WC war .............. ich verzichte auf eine genaue Beschreibung hier an dieser Stelle, in einem anderen Zimmer sind schon zwei gewesen. und und und und ...........
Room, kitchen, shower, toilet are ok
The address was difficult to find, no one knew the house.
It is right at a major bus stop, about New Cross Road 220th
Zimmer, Küche, Dusche, WC sind ok
Die Adresse war schwierig zu finden, keiner kannte das Haus.
Es liegt direkt bei einer grossen Bushaltestelle, ungefähr New Cross Road 220.
Horrible. Later lost in London and escape the apartment. We had to find alternative accommodation for the delayed response as Sydney. If not for a tenant who happened to be in the apartment, we could not enter. Sidney erroneous instructions. The incomplete set of keys from the apartment. Without sheets without notice. Clogged sink.
Horrible. Tarde perdida en Londres y huída del apartamento. Tuvimos que buscar otro alojamiento por la respuesta tan tardía de Sidney. Si no es por un inquilino que casualmente se encontraba en el apartamento, no hubiéramos podido entrar. Las instrucciones de Sidney erróneas. El juego de llaves del apartamento incompleto. Sin sábanas sin previo aviso. El fregadero obturado.
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For the past few years a benefactor who wishes to remain anonymous has been making 100 percent, all-wool mittens that she sells to benefit the Crosslake Food Shelf.
She is very much in need of donations of 100 percent wool sweaters and vests so she has mittens to sell for the summer flea markets and craft sales. Donations of 1/2- to 1-inch buttons are also needed.
Materials may be dropped off at Lakes Area Gallery and Frame Shoppe, Crosslake Hair Company, Frandsen Bank Crosslake, the Crosslake Welcome Center or the Crosslake Food Shelf during normal hours.
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Katie (Kathryn) Rose Birtcher, 8, of Lone Tree, passed away on Wed, Oct 24, 2012, at the U of I. Visitation for Katie was held on Monday from 3-7:30 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. rosary service at the Lone Tree American Legion. Mass of the Resurrection for Katie was held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday at the Legion. The family asked that people please wear something pink in honor of Katie's favorite color. Burial will be in the Lone Tree Cemetery. Following the committal, a time of food and fellowship was held at the American Legion. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in memory of Katie. Online condolences for the family may be sent to lewisfuneralhomes.com. The Sorden-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services in Lone Tree is caring for Katie's family and the arrangements.
Kathryn Rose Birtcher was born May 21, 2004, in Mt. Pleasant. She was attending third grade at Lone Tree Elementary and was a member of the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lone Tree. She was very active and involved in Girl Scouts, dance, tumbling, piano lessons, soccer, t-ball and volleyball. Katie also loved cheerleading and participated in several cheerleading camps. She loved laughing, singing, music, dancing, partying, swimming, dressing up with her hats, glitter and bling, spending time with friends and family and loved "anything pink but sometimes red, because that's my grandma's favorite color." Katie was a huge fan of the Lone Tree Lions and the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Katie will be deeply missed by the family she lived with and was cared for by Brian and Joanne Havel; Amber and James Mullaly, Derek, Mariah and Luke Havel, Brock Amundson, Joey Birtcher, Andrew and Adrianna Howard, Nicholas Birtcher and Jessica Goodwin. She will be missed by all her grandparents, Richard and Sandy Havel, Pauline Keeler, Bradley Birtcher, Beverly Birtcher and Barbara Birtcher; and many special aunts, uncles and cousins.
Katie was preceded in death by her grandparents, Eugene and Rose Barnett, Bruce Keeler, Joseph Birtcher, Claude and Viola Havel, Donald and Lois Michel, Edward and Doris Hartl and Thomas and Lula Barnett.
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The Playboy.com Global Report: April 5, 2012
This weeks top international news: space launch drama, Eurasian Union, & Caspian pipeline.
American officials confirmed late last week that a Canadian intelligence official who was detained for giving information to Russia in January, had access to top-secret files from the Five Eyes: an alliance group comprised of the US, Canada, Australia, Britain, & New Zealand. This development will most likely hurt the Canadian-American relationship in terms of intelligence sharing for the future, which will be a setback considering the security protocols in place since 2001.
In what should be yet another upset to the Ukrainian-Russian relationship, Ukraine announced yesterday that it was interested in participating in the proposed Trans-Caspian Pipeline project that would deliver gas from Central Asia to Central Europe. If carried out, the pipeline would bypass both Russia and Iran and deny both these oil-rich nations the chance to levy taxes, and use the pipeline for political reasons. This is a very tactical move for Ukraine to make, especially as Russia attempts to lure it into the new Eurasian Union.
Portugal declared on Finnish TV yesterday that the EU should be ready to provide additional aid to the country in the near future. Portugal received $101.8B (78bn euro) in loans from the EU last May. While shelling out more money is the last thing the EU wants to do at the moment, last week's decision to increase its bailout fund to 940bn probably came at a good time.
The UN peacekeeping team is due to arrive in Syria today, as government troops begin to withdraw from around the country. As Kofi Annan's six-part peace process comes into effect, we would expect more international delegations are expected to be asked to help oversee the transition to peace. While things may seem to be on the right track with this crisis, a number of unanswered questions remain, most notably the US' calls for Syrian President Bashar al Assad to step down. We anticipate this will come to a head sooner than later, and will require the US convincing Russia to side with them on this issue for change to take place.
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Radical Islamist group Shabab set off a bomb during an official ceremony in Somalia's capital yesterday, killing four and injuring 10. Despite almost 10,000 African Union soldiers attempting to keep the peace, the capital city of Mogadishu has been in a state of chaos due to 21 years of civil war.
Senegal announced yesterday that a Grammy-winner Youssou N'dour has been named minister for culture and tourism. An unusual move on the country's part, but it will be useful in promoting visibility for the small West African nation.
The ITAR-TASS Russian News Agency reported earlier today that Central Asian nation Kyrgyzstan, has asked to join the Common Economic Space, part of Russia's upcoming Eurasian Union initiative set to launch in 2015. Kyrgyzstan's involvement is not completely surprising, considering its President Almazbek Atambayev once voted to preserve the Soviet Union years ago. From here on, we can most likely expect other Central Asian nations to follow suit over the next year.
With North Korea still not backing down from its planned satellite (aka. missile launch) between April 12 and 16, Japan, South Korea, and the US have gone into preparation mode by activating missile defense shields in case the target needs to be shot out of the sky. However, the big question posed by some experts right now is what flight path the missile may take. Since aiming north would have the country facing the wrath of China and Russia, and going over Japan caused a political firestorm last time in 2009, the most likely option to launch would be southwest over the Philippines. While probably the safest opinion in terms of not getting fired back on if the missile did hit land, we'd stake that the Philippine government isn't too pleased about it nonetheless.
Authorities in New South Wales, Australia are figuring out that it may be less costly to let traffic offenders off the hook then to chase them down. In figures released in tomorrow's Sydney Morning Herald, police pursuits in the past seven years have resulted in 388 injuries and 15 deaths. The sad truth of the matter is that 61 per cent of these chases were due to traffic violations, which make these deaths a high price to pay for occasionally running a red.
In creature feature news, a shark, though to be a great white, killed a man last Saturday off Stratham Beach in southwestern Australia. The news of the fourth deadly shark attack since last September has restarted calls for a cull of sharks found close to shore.


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Optical projection tomography aids studies of predatory plants
Catherine Clabby
Prominent molecular biologist Enrico Coen has discovered multiple classes of regulatory genes that are vital to the evolution and development of flowers. His research team—based at the John Innes Centre in England—is also investigating genes that produce plant leaves of specific sizes and shapes. To that end, Karen Lee, a researcher in Coen's lab, is ramping up studies of carnivorous plants. Lee uses optical projection tomography (OPT), a relatively new type of microscopy, to get a better look at their growth and shape. Created to study gene expression in mouse embryos, OPT provides three-dimensional views of developing plants unavailable from any other technology, Lee told American Scientist contributing editor Catherine Clabby.
Why are you interested in carnivorous plants?
These plants may help answer the question of how the vast variety of leaf and flower forms construct themselves from small groups of cells. Our team uses a combination of imaging, mathematical modeling and genetic approaches to determine the rules by which genes control the shaping of leaves and flowers. This approach helps us understand mechanisms of leaf growth in the model plant species Arabidopsis thaliana, which has simple leaves. Carnivorous plants are fascinating because their leaves display complex shapes that allow them to entice, capture and devour animal prey. We would like to know how these shapes are generated and how they evolved from species with simpler shapes.
Can such unusual plants be good model organisms?
Bladderworts (Utricularia), Monkey cup pitcher plants (Nepenthes), the Albany pitcher plant (Cephalotus) and other pitcher plant genera (such as Sarracenia and Darlingtonia) all independently evolved cup-shaped leaves with lids. Common developmental rules may underlie these different forms. To get at the key developmental mechanisms, we need a model carnivorous plant that is easy to grow, image and genetically dissect. The bladderwort Utricularia gibba is perfect. It has a tiny genome, which makes it amenable to sequencing and gene discovery.
Why is it hard to observe plant growth and development?
It is challenging to capture how cells and tissues grow in three dimensions (3D) and to quantify changing shapes through development. A plant must be kept alive and growing while being imaged over many days. We use a combination of confocal and OPT microscopy, together with image analysis tools, to study plant development. Confocal microscopy captures growth of the molecular skeleton within cells and tracks cell growth and division in developing primordial structures. But because it focuses a laser beam to a fine point, it cannot be used on samples larger than 1 millimeter. OPT works by projecting light through a specimen at multiple angles. A detector captures the shadows produced as the specimen is rotated. Computer software then assembles 3D images of full plant structures from the information obtained with the detectors.
What is the value of 3D imaging for this research?
For anything other than a growing linear file of cells or a flat sheet of expanding tissue, growth involves deformations in three dimensions. OPT allows us to compare and measure such deformations as a complex leaf or flower develops and grows. With OPT we can also see inside a specimen. And differences between mutants and normal leaves or flowers can be visualized more clearly using 3D images. Gene expression patterns, visible with markers, are often looked at in a slice of tissue on a microscope slide. But it can be difficult to know where this slice came from in a plant. OPT overcomes this problem and allows us to see where a gene is acting in the context of a whole organ, a functional or structural unit in a plant. In carnivorous plants, that can include bladders, the cup-like leaf structures that trap prey.
Will you combine gene expression and imaging studies?
We plan to screen for Utricularia bladder mutations and use OPT to compare mutant bladders with normal ones. This will give us an idea of the role played by the gene that was inactivated in the mutant. We intend to sequence the genome of the mutant bladder and compare the sequence to the normal bladder genome to find the gene we have knocked out. Once we have the sequence of the mutant form of the gene, we can use it as a probe to look at where the gene is expressed in slices of normal bladder tissue on microscope slides. OPT of whole bladders could allow these slices to be mapped to the whole bladder structure. This will give us clues to the role the gene plays in bladder developmental regulatory networks. Information obtained in this way will help us understand how genes control bladder growth and how they differ from genes controlling growth of a simpler plant leaf. If we find simple rules underlying complex leaf formation in carnivorous plants, we may find the general principles by which complex forms in both plants and animals arise.
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Jeez!!! Actually, Burress going to jail (not likely, Drew Suckhouse will work some magic) but if he goes to jail, I just don't think the Giants have any obligation to pay him, he pretty much loses everything in the contract...Reese is smart, he knew what he was doing in the contract, I remember reading something about a clause about not playing on the team....you don't play you don't get paid...
Shockey is less mental than Burress!!!
If....this gun stuff is true(not having a permit) I don't think Plax is gonna get away with it....
"New York has the most restrictive pistol-licensing system in the United States," said Thomas King, president of the New York Rifle and Pistol Association. "It recognizes absolutely no out-of-state permits. An out-of-stater never has the authority to carry [here]."

Criminal possession of a loaded weapon is a felony in New York, punishable by up to a year in prison.
Also...Goodell will probably be doing something about this........

I hate this crap........well..I guess we will see what this team is made of.....

This sucks big time dude!
I am impressed with the NY gun laws. It seems like every 5 minutes, some innocent person is getting shot in the United States. Therefore, the fact that NY is doing SOMETHING to decrease the "wild, wild west" mentality in this country, seems like a good thing to me.


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Neighbors shaken by Black Forest killings
BLACK FOREST, Colo. - Fresh wounds and unanswered questions as tragedy strikes Black Forest once again.
Three people were shot Saturday morning. Two of them were killed.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested 46-year-old Kenneth Lankford as a suspect Sunday morning. Deputies tried to pull him over around 2 a.m. He crashed his car and hid from law enforcement. They caught him around 7 a.m.
The Sheriff's Office is still looking for the stolen 2002 Honda Odyssey with the license plate 048GJB.
Deputies say the shootings happened at two locations: one on Timber Lane Court and another on Burrows Road.
According to Lankford's sister-in-law, Kenneth was married to 51-year-old Terry Lankford for several years and deputies now tell us she is one of the two killed. Carol Fowler, 51, is the other. Her husband, Thomas Fowler, 52, was also shot. He is in stable condition at a hospital.
Flowers were wrapped around the Fowler's mailbox as a sad reminder of lives shattered.
"Amazed that it would happen in this neighborhood," said neighbor Christy Ferguson.
Thomas and carol fowler own the home on Timber Lane Court, one of the crime scenes. Ferguson was home sitting outside and was startled by what happened.
"Wake up like I usually do on a Saturday morning with the dogs in the backyard and I heard a single gunshot and I thought it's kind of early for target shooting, but maybe somebody's up already doing that," said Ferguson.
Then, about 15 minutes later she heard sirens.
"I was just like that's really unusual for here and that sounds really close," said Ferguson.
Hours later, she learned three people had been shot in the usually quiet Black Forest, two killed.
"I didn't know them that well, but that doesn't mean that you don't feel for them and their family," said Ferguson.
Meanwhile, on Burrows Road crosses sit outside a home. It's the home where another shooting took place, where Terry Lankford.
"It was really strange that there were two different houses involved," said Ferguson.
Lankford, who has a criminal record, lost his home in the Black Forest Fire. A tent is all that sits on the property.
"I feel compassion for him in the sense that he did lose his home," said Ferguson.
We spoke with a friend of Kenneth Lankford's family. She says Lankford hasn't had contact with his family in a long time.
Lankford was arrested on two counts of first degree murder, one count of attempted murder and one count of first degree assault and is being held without bond.


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Excerpt: "Eagles quarterback Michael Vick has failed another concussion recovery test and is no closer in returning to the football field than he was a week ago, Reuben Frank of CSN Philadelphia reports.
Vick for at least the third time has failed the ImPACT test that measures brain function and compares it quantitatively to brain function before a head injury.
Trainer Rick Burkholder said on Saturday that Vick was close to passing the test, but he has apparently made no or little progress in the past five days." Read more...


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As Barnard prepares to celebrate its 125th Anniversary over the course of the next academic year, the College and its rich history will be the subject of a documentary in WNET's Treasures of New York series. Hosted by alumna and award-winning actress Cynthia Nixon '88, the episode brings to life Barnard's mission of educating the next generation of women leaders, and features interviews with a range of students, faculty, and alumnae.
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Hahamakin ang Lahat January 6, 2017
Hahamakin ang Lahat January 6, 2017 is a Filipino television drama series to be broadcast by GMA Network starring Joyce Ching, Kristofer Martin and Thea Tolentino. It is set to premiere October 31, 2016 replacing Sinungaling Mong Puso on GMA Afternoon Prime block. [1]This show feature the comeback teen loveteam Kristofer Martin and Joyce Ching for the fourth time since Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin, Healing Hearts, and Because of You while Ariel Rivera returns to Kapuso Network for his comeback project after 6 years of his last appearance since Ina, Kasusuklaman Ba Kita?, an offering of the now-defunct Sine Novela in 2010. Joyce and Thea Tolentino also reunited for 3 years after the success of Anna Karenina in 2013.
MAIN CAST:Joyce Ching as Rachael Ke, Kristofer Martin as Luisito "Junjun / Junior" Labsat Jr., Thea Tolentino as Phoebe Ke – the series antagonist of the series.
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It was urban fantasy that brought me back to science fiction after a very long period of reading fantasy and mystery. Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake series hook me like nothing else had done for several years. After reading one book, I immediately ordered the other ten that were published at the time.
But the series took a strange turn for me as a reader with Narcissus in Chains and I haven't found a great replacement yet. I tried Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden, especially since I was familiar with Butcher's posts on the now defunct LKH yahoo group. I liked it but I didn't love it. (My eldest son, 17, does, however. Now I wish I'd saved all of Butcher's old posts to win some cool mom points.)
I started Rachel Caine's The Revivalist series and loved it but two books are hardly satisfying to a voracious reader. But when I saw HarperCollins offering reviews copies of Kim Harrison's 11th book inThe Hollows series, Ever After, I seized the chance to start at the beginning. The publisher sent me the full set.
I hope to be reporting on that series soon. I started one on the train to New York City last week, loved the beginning but put it down when I realized I'd picked up book four, not book one. Oops.
In the meantime, I handed off my review copy of Ever After to my friend and fellow romance author, Kate Rothwell, who nearly tore it out of my hand, so happy was she to find a copy before it was officially released. The only condition was that she write a review. The following is from her. I'll quote from the last part of it, since it initially reads somewhat negative:
"I ended up loving the book."
Be warned. There be all kinds of spoilers after the cut.
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