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Antrel Rolle, Hakeem Nicks among key Giants' players not practicing
Excerpt: "The Giants have a lengthy injury report this week, and three days before they face the Browns, several key players are still not practicing.
Safeties Antrel Rolle (knee) and Kenny Phillips (knee), receiver Ramses Barden (concussion) and defensive tackle Rocky Bernard (quadriceps) were not out on the practice field during the portion of practice open to the media.
Receiver Hakeem Nicks (knee/foot), cornerback Corey Webster (hand) and linebacker Michael Boley (hip) are also among the group not practicing, instead riding the stationary bikes on the side of the field." Read more...
Giants' assembly line
Excerpt: "The revolving door between Eli Manning and teammates healthy enough to catch his passes keeps spinning at a record pace this season.
Hakeem Nicks, in two weeks ago against Tampa Bay, Domenik Hixon out.Ramses Barden assumes a starring role the following week against Carolina.
Giants' Henry Hynoski excited to play the Browns, his father's former team
Then Hixon was back as the starter opposite Victor Cruz and both topped 100 yards receiving in the Giants' 19-17 loss to the Eagles four days ago.
Where the opposition – and just about everyone else, truth be told – may perceive weakness, the Giants' battered group of wide receivers sees opportunity.
"You would've never heard of Tom Brady if Drew Bledsoe wouldn't have got hurt," Hixon said after Wednesday's practice during which Manning and the offense were without Nicks (foot/knee) and Barden (concussion), and only four receivers from the team's active roster on the field participating. "That's one of those things where, a guy gets injured and another guy steps up and you keep it moving." Read more...
Excerpt: "He wasn't born for another 13 years, but Henry Hynoski heard plenty about his father's lone NFL season in 1975 growing up.
On Sunday, the son will go up against the Cleveland Browns, the team that selected his father, also named Henry Hynoski, in the sixth round of the 1975 draft.
"When I was younger just always hearing the stories of how great of a player he was and how he played in the NFL and I was just so proud and had a lot to look up to growing up," Hynoski said. "And going up against his team is just really exciting. There's a lot of energy around this one for my family."
The son, now in his second season out of Pittsburgh, has seen an expanded role in the Giants offense through four games and is now in the third-down running back rotation because of his pass protection skills. Consequently, he's had the ball in his hands more: he has five receptions for 21 yards and two carries for seven yards. Last season, he didn't record a rush and had 12 catches for 83 yards the entire year." Read more...
Giants' Tyler Sash returns to practice after four game suspension
Excerpt: "Four weeks may not seem like much, but for Tyler Sash, the month away from the Giants to serve a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs was an eternity.
He returned to practice Wednesday after splitting the previous four weeks between Miami and home in Iowa where he tried to stay in shape and stay connected with the sport anyway he could.
"Like a little kid getting to run free on the playground, man," Sash said of returning to practice. "It's good to be back." Read more...
Giants' Rueben Randle bushes aside work ethic concerns
Excerpt: "Rueben Randle knows what Chris Collinsworth said about him in Sunday night's NBC broadcast. He is aware Collinsworth questioned his work ethic on national television -- a few of his Twitter followers made sure of that.
But he wasn't aware that Victor Cruz did the same in a New York Post report published today. In the article, Cruz questioned the rookie wide receiver's attitude and professionalism.
"I don't know anything about it so I'm not sure what Victor has said," Randle said this afternoon. "It's my first time hearing about it."
Randle, a second-round pick, said coaches haven't asked him to pick up the effort, but to "play faster" and study both film and the playbook more." Read more...
David Diehl returns but Giants' practice without two starting linemen
Excerpt: "Right tackle David Diehl was back on the practice field today, taking a limited number of reps, for the first time since spraining his MCL against the Buccaneers.
But the Giants still worked without two starting offensive linemen: center David Baas (hand) and right guard Chris Snee (hip). While practice was open to the media, Baas watched position drills from the side with his right arm taped up, while Snee stayed inside working out.
Baas has a swollen hand but declined to say when it happened. He said he'll practice Thursday and is "not worried" about playing this week against the Browns. The goal today was to minimize the swelling, which he says "tends to go a lot of different places," resulting in his entire arm being taped up." Read more...
Nicks already "'out" for Browns' game
Excerpt: "Hakeem Nicks, who has already missed two games with an injured foot and knee, has been temporarily shut down in the hopes that an extra weekend of rest will give him a better chance to heal.
Nicks was officially declared "out" of the Giants' game on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, according to Tom Coughlin, leaving the Giants again without their No. receiver. Nicks hasn't practiced since last Thursday due to swelling in his knee and issues with his surgically repaired foot.
The "idea", Coughlin said, is to keep him out until next Wednesday when the Giants begin practicing for their trip to San Francisco in the hopes he'll be able to return to face the 49ers on Oct. 14." Read more...
Nicks, Barden, many others not practicing
Excerpt: "Hakeem Nicks got a little closer to the football field on Thursday afternoon, but he's still not quite there.
Completely absent from practice on Wednesday, the Giants' top receiver at least made it to the "injury area" on Thursday, but all he was doing was riding the exercise bike as the Giants opened practice. Thursday is usually his scheduled day to practice, so his absence casts serious doubt on whether he'll be able to play on Sunday afternoon against the Cleveland Browns." Read more...
Giants in need of motivation heading into Sunday's game against Cleveland
Excerpt: "The Giants are not very good at the regular season.
They struggle against lesser teams and find many ways to drop winnable games against the Eagles. Eli Manning would be
far better off if he could just fast-forward to the playoffs and put on his road warrior face. In the dead of winter, the Giants are not scared of anybody, anywhere.
Unfortunately, the NFL forces the Giants each year to qualify in September through December for contests in January and February. There are several months ahead of hand-wringing, late-breaking tiebreaker scenarios and reluctant injury reports.
On Sunday, Manning will find himself playing a classic trap game against an inferior team, the winless Cleveland Browns. The Browns are so green, so bad, no network wants to air this game in prime time. The kickoff is set for shortly after 1 p.m., which is the one really good thing about playing a no-win contest against a bunch of losers. After playing three out of four night games to open the season, Manning finally gets back to his daylight roots.
"That's when we like playing football," Manning said Wednesday. "Growing up in New Orleans, the games were at 12 o'clock, and that's what I thought about football. You get up and go play. You don't waste a full day waiting and waiting and waiting." Read more...
Browns' 0 - 4 record means nothing
Excerpt: "Tom Coughlin dismissed his opponent's 0-4 record and ignored the lowest-rated starting quarterback in the NFL. There was no mention of his opponent's rushing struggles, or its moribund offense.
No, to hear the Giants coach talk about it, the Cleveland Browns are a young team on the cusp of greatness.
"Don't be misled by Cleveland's record," Coughlin said Wednesday.
"They're a good, young team. They have some 15 players that are rookies, 11 second-year players. But they play hard, they battle hard."
Coughlin said that was his "initial thought" to the Giants on Wednesday. Over the past few years, these sleepy Sunday games have been nightmares for the Giants.
When Justin Tuck can't tell you he "hates" his opponent and Osi Umenyiora doesn't have a Twitter beef with a tailback, the Giants have displayed a frustrating tendency to falter." Read more...
Randle dismisses "work ethic" concerns
Excerpt: "Said Randle: "I'm not really sure what he's referring to."
"As a rookie you come in and you're going to struggle," said the second-round pick out of LSU. "My job here is just to continue to work hard, gain the trust of my teammates and the coaching staff and take advantage of the opportunities that they give me."
So far it sounds like Randle is doing that – at least he is now. Though no one outwardly questioned his work ethic or agreed with Collinsworth on Wednesday, Eli Manning seemed to indicate that Randle's attitude was something that had to improve.
"He's young and he's trying to figure out what it takes to compete and get mentally and physically ready for upcoming games," Manning said. "He has talent. He's been working better, understanding just how we work and prepare each week. He's doing a good job of putting everything together." Read more...
Eli an equal opportunity teacher, teammate for Giants
Excerpt: "Before he was Eli Manning, two-time Super Bowl MVP quarterback, before he was one-time Super Bowl MVP, back when he was a famous player but not nearly a great one, back when there was every reason to wonder what legacy he would leave behind, Manning shared.
It is one of his most underrated assets. As he mastered his position, he quickly realized it would do him no good if those around him, even the roster bottom-feeders, did not know what he knew.
"I came from Denver, my first day of practice, know none of the plays,'' receiver Domenik Hixon said yesterday, recalling a day in October of 2007. "I ran a route and Eli came, pulled me to the side and said 'This is what I'm expecting.' I kind of was like 'Wow.' I'm the last guy on the depth chart at receiver but just in case I ought to know what to do." Read more...
With Barden ailing, Giants need rookie WR to step up
Excerpt: "With their receiving corps thinned even further by injury, the Giants are making one thing very clear — Rueben Randle needs to work harder and be smarter.
The second-round pick from LSU remained under the microscope yesterday after Big Blue revealed wideout Ramses Barden had suffered a concussion in the waning moments of Sunday's loss to the Eagles, a development that only added to the Giants' woes at that position.
Hakeem Nicks has missed the past two games with knee swelling that apparently isn't getting better, so Barden's injury means two of the Giants' top four receivers could be unavailable when they play host to the 0-4 Browns on Sunday." Read more...
Giants Notes: David Diehl back to work
Excerpt: "RT David Diehl was back on the practice field as a limited participant Wednesday for the first time since spraining the MCL in his right knee against the Buccaneers in Week 2.
The Giants still were without two starters on the line: C David Baas (hand) and RG Chris Snee (hip).
Baas' swollen hand caused three bad snaps in Sunday's 19-17 loss to the Eagles, Tom Coughlin said Monday. Baas said he was not worried about his availability for the game against the Browns, promising he would be on the field today.
"There's no excuses. Get better," Baas said. "And it's getting better, so you know – that's my job. I've got to be able to snap it. It's getting better, so I'll be back practicing [today]." Read more...
Giants' rookie Rueben Randle ready to step up after teammates call him out
Excerpt: "New York Giants rookie wide receiver Rueben Randle has come under some criticism after last week's game. Some, including fellow wide receiver Victor Cruz, have questioned his work ethic and maturity level. But after injuries suffered by starter Hakeem Nicks (knee) and Ramses Barden (concussion), Randle may get his chance this Sunday against the Browns to prove his head is in the game, and he's capable of making an impact when his team needs him.
First it was commentator Chris Collinsworth that chimed in saying his "work ethic has been questioned a bit with the Giants." Then after hearing Collinsworth's remarks, Victor Cruz admitted he's noticed Rueben is struggling but offered encouraging words in hopes of keeping Randle's head straight." Read more...
Stevie Brown steps up again
Excerpt: "When Tom Coughlin was asked today ifStevie Brown will start for the injured safety Kenny Phillips Sunday against Cleveland, he blandly responded, "We'll see."
That is the coach's default response for questions he prefers not to answer. In his opinion, it's better to leave matters regarding player deployment shrouded in mystery.
Brown played most of the game last week in Philadelphia after Phillips hurt his knee in the first half. All the public reviews have been favorable.
"I think Stevie Brown did a good job," said Antrel Rolle, the other starting safety. "There weren't any setbacks and he did everything that he was asked to do." Read more...
Giants' Justin Tuck says he sucks while Jason Pierre-Paul "not having fun"
Excerpt: "The New York Giants are 2-2 going into week five of the NFL regular season, but given the fan reaction, media coverage and player statements you'd think they were about to be contracted. That negativity continued on Thursday as another eight players missed practice, while the defensive line was uncharacteristically open about their current predicament."I'm not having that fun I'm used to," Jason Pierre-Paul said. "I don't have that energy like I had last year. And that goes for the other guys, too. You can see it in their eyes that they're not having fun with the game. They got to find [themselves] and I got to find myself so I'm just looking to find myself."
Defensive captain and fellow defensive end Justin Tuck echoed his teammate's statements about not having fun, but took it a step further. As he did a year ago, Tuck criticized his own play … bluntly. And for the second time in as many seasons, the veteran says he "sucks." Read more...
Giants hoping to field enough players to play Cleveland Browns
Excerpt: "We're kidding, but maybe we shouldn't be…the New York Giants injury situation is rising to almost comedic levels as the 0-4 Cleveland Browns come rolling into town. Paul Dottino of WFAN reports that Antrel Rolle is likely to miss the upcoming game, joining fellow starting safety Kenny Phillips in that regard. There's no reason to expect Hakeem Nicks back, and Rocky Bernard, Ramses Barden, Corey Webster and Michael Boley all sat out today's practice, leaving their status up in the air (at best)." Read more...
Giants vs Eagles: NFL Week 4 game analysis
Excerpt: "The New York Giants dropped to 2-2 and 0-2 in the division in brutal fashion on Sunday night, as they were about three yards short of being 3-1 on aLawrence Tynes 54-yard field goal attempt. Ramses Barden became the scapegoat late in the game. After the Giants got two pass interference calls in their favor, Barden committed an offensive pass interference that put the Giants out of field goal range. My question was – why are the Giants going deep in that situation to begin with? That type of unnecessary risk is something you rarely see from Eli Manning and Tom Coughlin in late game drives.
Today, we take a close look at the Giants' week four loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and what we saw in all phases of the game from Big Blue.
Key Reason for Loss: Poor offensive execution and decision making
First and foremost, the third down offense was just some of the worst we've seen from this Giants offensive unit in quite some time. Two for ten on third down is not going to keep you in many football games, yet the Giants still had a shot to win this game on the final drive. The running game continues to fail to be an asset for the offense which certainly isn't helping their third down production.
Eli Manning had an interception in the red zone that took points off the board after what was the Giants most impressive drive of the night to that point. Finally on the final drive, we saw something extremely rare – as Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning both made what look to be poor decisions in hindsight. They've been so good in late game situations over the past couple of seasons that it was almost shocking to see Manning throw a dangerous ball towards the end zone when the Giants had a 44 yard field goal attempt in hand, and even more shocking perhaps that Tom Coughlin did not insist that the team run the football on that second down and pick up a couple more yards to put the kick very comfortably in Lawrence Tynes range. Instead, Manning took a risk and threw the ball down the sideline, Nnamdi Asomugha got in good position to pick it off and Ramses Barden committed an offensive pass interference costing the Giants ten yards on the kick.
These are things you rarely see from this Giants football team in close games and in the fourth quarter." Read more...
Giants vs. Browns: Five questions with "Dawgs By Nature
Excerpt: "There are a lot of terrific football writers on the SB Nation Network who I rarely get the opportunity to interact with. Chris Pokorny of SB Nation'sCleveland Browns web site, 'Dawgs By Nature,' is one of those. With theGiants hosting the Browns this week I swapped some questions with Chris about Sunday's game.
Below, 'Five questions with Dawgs By Nature.'
Big Blue View: Your impressions of Brandon Weeden thus far? Despite being 0-4 and averaging just 18 points per game are you seeing signs that he could be the long-term answer at quarterback?" Read more...
NFL Week 5 predictions: Mikey's crustal ball
Excerpt: "Wow. Mikey's Crystal Ball was looking great at 10-3 before Lawrence Tynesdropped a near impossible boot 2 yards short and became Tony Romo again. But 10-5 is better than 4-12 any day. With that, let's have a look at Week 5.....
Cleveland at NY Giants-If you are not nervous, you are not paying attention. I want Tom Coughlin to convince the Giants that this is the Super Bowl, because otherwise they will start looking ahead to San Francisco, and I want them to remember that beat down suffered in Cleveland four years ago on Monday night, that I think was also in Week 5. There was Week 5's home loss to the Seahawks last year. Then there is the obvious-you absolutely cannot lose to an 0-4 team. Giants 27, Browns 13" Read more...
NY Giants' news and notes: Antrel Rolle Video and more
Excerpt: "Good morning, New York Giants' fans! Here is your Thursday morning notebook.
Michael Boley talked Wednesday about facing the 0-4 Browns after losing a difficult game to the NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles:"No, it's not difficult. It's the next game. For us, coming out of it, it was a disappointing loss for us, second division loss at that. So we're definitely looking to bounce back and rebound from that game."Victor Cruz was asked about the same topic:
"I think we have to move forward, and understand that we've got theCleveland Browns coming to town. We've got to prepare ourselves for them. ... We understand that this is a must-win for us. We have to get ready to play, prepare, and we've got to have all of our weapons handy, go in there, play a good game, and win." Read more...
Rueben Randle: Does the rookie wide receiver work hard enough?
Excerpt: "Rueben Randle has an NFL-ready skill set. But, does the New York Giants' rookie wide receiver have an NFL-ready work ethic? A somewhat disturbingreport from the New York Post calls that into question.
It isn't really all that bothersome that NBC analyst Cris Collinsworth called out Randle during Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles, saying that his "work ethic has been questioned a bit with the Giants."
What is bothersome is that when asked about Randle, the player the rookie should be trying to emulate indicated that Collinsworth was right." Read more...
Cleveland Brown's scouting report: Young talent improving
Excerpt: "The Cleveland Browns enter the weekend contest 0-4, but coming off their best performance to date on a short week against division rival Baltimore Ravens. The Browns have not been a successful team recently, but that didn't stop them from causing the New York Giants fits when they last met in 2008, a year the Giants would end up going 12-4.
The Giants are the New York Giants, a team that defies logic. And this will probably be a game that goes down to the wire." Read more...
Giants' injury report: Thirteen an unlucky number
Excerpt: "Thirteen players are on the injury list for the New York Giants as they begin preparations for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. Here is the list:
Ramses Barden (concussion), Chris Snee (hip), David Baas (hand), wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (foot/knee), safety Kenny Phillips (knee), defensive tackle Rocky Bernard (quadriceps) and linebackers Michael Boley (hip) and Keith Rivers (hamstring) will not practice.
Henry Hynoski on Henry Hynoski
Excerpt: "Giants' fullback Henry Hynoski has a lot more in common with his father than you might think.
In addition to being his father's namesake, Hynoski is fast becoming known in NFL circles as a conscientious, multifaceted fullback who not only clears running lanes for his running backs, but also is a threat to do damage with the ball in his hands, just as his father was for the Cleveland Browns, who this week face the Giants, during his brief career.
But that's about where the similarities end, at least according to the elder Hynoski, a former 1975 sixth-round draft pick who saw his budding NFL career come to a premature end, thanks to a shoulder injury." Read more...
Giants - Eagles: Hits, misses, and musings
Excerpt: "While I am sure some of you are still smarting over the Giants' 19-17 loss against the Eagles, I went looking for something – anything – to help ease the sting, if just a bit.
What I found is that the statistics show that the games between the Giants and Eagles are a lot closer than they often times seem, and that the notion of the Eagles having the Giants number is slightly exaggerated.
Allow me to explain. I went back to see just how "bad" the Giants losses were to the Eagles since 2008, when Philly's supposed dominance kicked in. With the exception of the 2009 season, the Eagles haven't beaten the Giants by more than 20 points in the annual series (two regular season games).
In 2008, Philly just edged the Giants 51-50 in the two games played. In 2009, it was 85-55. In 2010, 65-48.
Last year, the Giants had the upper hand (and snapped the Eagles' win streak over them thanks to the first game in the series), 39-33. This year, the Eagles got by with just a two-point victory." Read more...
Injury Report: Starters galore on shelf
Excerpt: "It's starting to look like the Giants could be seriously short-handed on Sunday when they face the Cleveland Browns at MetLife Stadium.
Several key players were sitting out practice on Thursday, including five defensive starters: DT Rocky Bernard (quadriceps), LB Michael Boley (hip), CB Corey Webster (hand), S Kenny Phillips (knee) and S Antrel Rolle (knee).
The first four missed practice for the second consecutive day. Rolle practiced on Wednesday on a limited basis.
On offense, WR Hakeem Nicks (foot/knee) and WR Ramses Barden (concussion) also sat out practice Thursday, for the second consecutive day." Read more...
Opposing View: Browns' Shurmur familiar with NYG
Excerpt: "Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur is familiar with theNew York Giants, even if the Browns don't play the Giants often.
Shurmur spent 10 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles as the team's quarterbacks and tight ends coach between 1999-2008.
Here are some snippets from his conference call with New York/New Jersey reporters on Wednesday:" Read more...
Injury Report: Boley sits with hip issue
Excerpt: " The New York Giants' injury report is loaded with players this week.
Eight Giants did not practice. Here's the complete rundown of injuries leading with Ramses Barden's concussion.
S Tyler Sash also returned to practice and the Giants have until Saturday to decide if they want him to play Sunday against Cleveland or wait until Monday to make a roster move.
Below is the injury report with a quick breakdown on the injuries:" Read more...
Giants' WR Hakeem Nicks ruled out for Sunday's game vs. Browns
Excerpt: "Giants head coach Tom Coughlin ruled WR Hakeem Nicks out for Sunday's game against the Browns.Nicks, who fractured the fifth metatarsal of his right foot in May, has missed the last two games. Coughlin said it's a combination of foot and knee soreness that could use more rest." Read more...
Saints' coach Sean Payton allowed to attend game vs. Chargers
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Boost for Beacon Centre for the Blind
An historic football tournament which plays its final at Molineux has proved itself a winner on and off the pitch by yet again making a sizable donation, this time £7,000 to help blind and visually impaired people across the Black Country .
Committee members of the JW Hunt Cup, including president Alex Hamil, recently handed over the hefty sum to leading charity, Beacon Centre for the Blind.
The donation will go towards helping people with sight loss in the West Midlands live fuller and more independent lives.
The JW Hunt Cup is open to amateur teams based across the West Midlands, with Black Country Rangers defeating Wolverhampton Casuals 4-3 in a thrilling match last May at Molineux. All proceeds generated during the last season, through entry fees and programme costs, will be donated to the Beacon Centre.
Renowned in the West Midlands, the competition is very much part of the sporting calendar and, since it started in 1926, the Cup has raised more than £284,000 for the Beacon Centre who are based in Sedgley supporting blind and partially sighted people.
More than 30 teams have started off on the road to glory in 2013-14, with Black Country Rangers bidding for a hat-trick having also lifted the trophy in 2011-12 and 2012-2013.
Fundraising manager at the Beacon Centre for the Blind, Jenni Fryer, said: "We are extremely proud to be associated with this historic competition, and grateful to everyone involved in the JW Hunt Cup for raising this incredible amount of money to help people who are blind or visually impaired in the Black Country.
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I used to have a lot of guns, lost them in a boating accident.
"Shakin' it over here, boss"
Alot of clauses of BS in that Document ....
Anything to make a Civilian, a Criminal because he/she owns an automatic handgun like a Colt or smith n wesson ....
With all of this talk about "assault weapons"
Where does that leave the NFA Items, & people that own them?
Biggun, you're absolutely right about the depression stuff. If you have EVER told your doctor that you were depressed, or have been on an anti-depressant, or even if you're doctor just think guns are dangerous, he can contact the government and have your 2nd Amendment rights stripped just like Dave Sartis from Season One of Doomsday Preppers. I guarantee that the medical profession is going to strip a buttload of guns away from citizens who AREN'T a danger to anyone.
Also, somewhere I heard that there is a list of around 60 medications that if you're on them, they will report it to the gov and strip your 2A rights.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
What ever Obama and biden comeup with on this matter of gun control is just lies so they can strip away rights of citizans. gets these assholes out of office before they ruin what is left of thsi country. Which by the way I have been saying this for years. Our Founding fathers had ideas for this country to make us whole and better, and to get rid of tyrants such as the english we fought to get away from. But we are headed right back to the days before 1776 where where citizans were under the rule of tyrants Kings,
and dictators We nay not be alive to see it but its comming ands comming fast. And dont think for a second that the goverment isnt keeping score on those whom choose to speak out against them. An Armed Citizan is informed, a disarmed citizan is a slave to tyrants and dictators....Doc
I got too about the third lie and had to stop reading.. I was laughing too hard.
Just got off the phone with my, to be unnamed L.O. Bro..
"Frig them, you go out there and get them, I aint."
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
what is it that a politician can screw up any and everything he reads, hears, or touches? i wonder who will be the first person to go off the deep end and start killing someone over all this bs. so many stressed out people out there i figure its just a amtter of time.
Govt. gave me a full auto at 19. Free ammo, frags, claymores, C rats , rockets, mortars, radios too call in fast movers and melt people, artillery..
Kind of depressed me, so now I take anti-depressants, so I am not depressed anymore. Pills to go too sleep, pills to wake up, pills to stay up, pills to get it up, pills to make it go down, pills for pain, pills to eat, pills to stop eating, pills to make me forget, pills to make me remember what I am not supposed to forget. God Bless the V.A..
"One pill makes you larger and the other makes you small, just ask Alice when she's 10 feet tall."
Now their going to take my gun rights away, good luck with that..
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
The executive orders really do not mean much to the lawful firearm owner. I think it is political BS to make the whiners happy. I think it my keep them quiet for a while.
On the Newtown shooting I was under the impression that only hand guns were used (shooter had 4) and not a semi auto rifle as reported by liberal press.
Can this be verified by anyone?
If it is true them the White house just offically released and confirmed false data in their "Gun Control Report" (2nd Item 3rd paragraph - Reinstate and strengthen the ban on assault weapons" by stating a semiauto rifle was used at Newtown.
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The Congressional Budget Office, in its new economic outlook report released Tuesday, said the recent slowdown in the growth of Medicare costs has been "broad and persistent," prompting a projection "that growth will be slower than usual for some years to come."
Total spending for Medicare is projected to grow about 6% per year over the next decade because Medicare case loads are expanding as baby boomers become eligible for benefits at age 65. In 2013 there were about 51 million Medicare beneficiaries and that number is expected to climb to 71 million by 2024.
As baby boomers enter the system, the cost-per-beneficiary, at least initially, is expected to continue growing at a slower pace. That's because the average age of Medicare beneficiaries declines as younger enrollees join the system. A second reason, CBO noted, is that payments to hospitals and other health-care providers are limited to about one percentage point less than inflation.
Whether the Affordable Care Act will cut private-sector health costs isn't clear, the CBO said. It noted that cuts in payment rates have curbed Medicare spending, and have contributed to holding down the overall growth of health care costs in recent years. But the budget office said analysts have different opinions on whether most of the slowdown in growth is the result of the recession and sluggish recovery or the ACA or changes within the health sector.
The CBO projects that Medicare spending per beneficiary will grow at an average annual rate of 1.5% – after adjusting for inflation – through 2024 compared with average annual growth of 4% between 1985 and 2007 – excluding the spending jump in 2006 when the drug prescription program went into effect.
But there's a hitch. CBO's Medicare spending projections include a 24% cut in payments for physicians' services currently set to take place in April – a cut that has been overridden by Congress each year since 2003.
CBO said if payment rates for physicians services remain at current levels, that it would add about $115 billion to total Medicare outlays through 2024. Spending for Medicare will total about $603 billion this year.
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Discussion in 'Other Sports' started by allezfred, May 3, 2013.
I hope nobody was paid to "design" it.
Blah, but still not as bad as London 2012.
What was the last really good Olympic logo, anyway?
I really liked Athens 's logo and tend to think of it as the last great Olympic logo. Beijing and Torino's were ok, but I didn't really care all that much for Vancouver or London's, and Sochi's isn't really a logo, it's a website address.
I really thought PyeongChang would come up with something great, considering how long they've wanted these games. I like the idea of using Korean characters, but there had to have been a more stylish way to do that. Right now, the logo looks a cross between something created in MS Paint and a convoluted game of hangman.
Nagano's "Snowflower" is my choice. Loved the way they incorporated all the sports into the design.
I think Nagano's might be my favorite of all time.
Olympic logos are so hard to do, since you have to please everybody (which is a fool's errand) and the overall themes are always the same. There's only so much you can do.
But still,
I was hoping we'd see some branding examples. Sometimes when the logo is terrible, the overall branding is not so horrid. The London Games branding was all right even if the logo itself was
In what way was London a relatively successful example of Olympic branding? I'm genuinely curious, because in terms of design, just about everything looked hideously ugly to me - not just the logo, but also the color scheme, the fonts used, even the podiums. It's no good to have a consistent concept if that concept is so unappealing. And I don't think it really made people think of London in a different way; it's not like London needed an image boost.
I didn't like everything in Vancouver, but I do appreciate that a lot of thought went into making the local culture and heritage a part of the games.
Barcelona is probably the best example of a city that leveraged the Olympics well and really benefited from it afterward.
It looks like an emoticon for "average" face as opposed to smiley face. Hideous.
The logo has an asterisk on it....I wonder if there will be a bunch of questionable victories and drug skandals that mean the victors' records will have asterisks....
Was it designed on a Etch-A-Sktech?
What I meant was, after the total that was the logo, the branding seemed all right in comparison.
No curved lines allowed!
Oh my god... This looks like it was done by a child. You could have hated London's logo but it was proper design. This is just ridiculous.
That logo is... unfortunate, to put it politely. If someone just showed some the logo design to another person to guess what the design was for, I am sure the Olympics would one of their last guesses. Makes me frightened to think what the "mascot" will be.
Probably just a regular dude with a smiley face sticker on his chest.
I hope it's this one:
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When I was a kid the first hive I bought from Sears & R. had a migratory-type cover. It was made of three milled pieces plus two end bars so that it resembled a much flatter version of the English garden hive top that Brushy Mtn sells. The center piece was flat on the bottom and covered the joint between two pieces that sloped away from the flat toward the edges. The edges that overhung the sides of the hive had saw-cuts parallel to the hive that acted as drip-stops. It was a good piece of work.
I have a hankering to have one of those again but cannot mill the lumber, so I will build the garden hive top.
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I don't trust Romo, and I'll probably never trust Romo. But from the look of things, the Cowboys are headed in the right direction. The offensive line is probably the strongest it's been since 2007, the defensive line is the strongest its been for as long as I can really remember, and the team has legitimate playmakers to help.
At least that's the way things appear now, but it's a week to week league so I'm pretty even keel at the moment.
I've seen what Romo looks like behind a terrible OL with a crappy D, now we know what Eli looks like under similar circumstances. Wow...
It's a beautiful thing.
Wait....I think Eli just threw ANOTHER PICK!
If we can't talk smack sitting in first place while your G men have yet to win a game....
Should we just close down this portion of the forum?
Come on. It's all in good fun.
I must admit though, Eli ain't got the "escapability" like Romo does.
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2nd: Caleb Brantley, DT Florida
3rd: Gerald Everett, TE South Alabama
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6th: KD Cannon, WR Baylor
7th: Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB Tennessee
Now THIS is funny. If the season ended today, the Eagles would be the 6th playoff team in the NFC.
Now they have addressed their issues while we didn't. We let good players go because of our Salary Cap Problems and brought in cheaper second rate players and it shows. Look at some of the players we let go. Bradshaw 95 yards 1TD the other day. Osi with 2 sacks and lots of hurries and tackles, Canty doing good for Ravens, Bennett tearing it up for the Bears. the guys that replaced these guys and others are horrible. The breakdown of our O Line and Linebackers cant be fixed this year. The talent is not on the roster. Its time to take our lumps. IT happens. Its a cycle. If these Dallas guys want to come on a "Smack Talk Forum" and Talk Smack and we cant take it then whats it for. We have had our ups. We can talk Smack with the best of them when things were going well so now its time to take it.
Romo is doing A LOT better then Eli. Eli cant blame all the issues just on the O lIne. Even when he has had time going back to last season he has made bad choices and floated balls and over or under threw guys. Hes not on the same page with his WRs... So its not all O Line related right now. As far as NFCE.. ITs clear that Dallas is playing the best right now.. You cant stand here and say whoever makes the playoffs from the East is one and done. We all know better then any team that all you need to do is get in and if you get hot at the right time great things can happen.
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
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again, i think that our spending on FAs is going to be really limited this year.
you look at our own FA list compared to other teams, especially in our division, and its staggering.
plus, its not like we've got alot of really big contracts expiring that free up alot of money.
when i see guys putting bennett and long on lists of FAs, even if the potential is slim, then i think people are overestimating the kind of flexibility we have.
we're trying to resign our starting left tackle and a WR that should be getting somewhere around $10 mill a season, along with our QBs cap hit going from $10 mill to $20 mill, all in the same year.
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Teo' ran a mediocre 4.82 40-yard dash, which got this reaction from Baltimore Ravens' coach John Harbaugh -- a team that needs a middle linebacker:Thus, it was a performance that raised more questions about Te'o. Here is some of what was said on Twitter:" Read more...


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A recent order of foundation wire, eyelets and insertion tool arrived sans crimping tool. Is there a trick / easy way to crimp wire w/o said tool?
A recent order of foundation wire, eyelets and insertion tool arrived sans crimping tool. Is there a trick / easy way to crimp wire w/o said tool?
My bees can hold it !
You can wire the frames without crimping them. If you slightly compress the end frames while you wire you'll get nice tight cross wires. You can either use your knees to hold the tension, or a clamp. I'd still make the investment in the crimping tool however. It does a nice job. It sounds like you'll need an embedding tool too. I use the electric embedder variety. Made my own. It does a great job.
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I do not use the crimper on new frames, as stated above if endbars is compressed a little the wires will be as tight as a banjo string however if your wires are a little loose the crimper will tighten them right up.
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You can also do what I do -- take a pair of needle-nosed pliers and repeatedly grab and twist the wire. Multiple bends are produced that tighten it right up. Not as nice as a crimper, but it does the trick.
You really must embed the wire into the foundation though, otherwise the bees tend to refuse to build comb over it, leaving trenches in your frames. It also won't hold the foundation flat nearly as well sitting loose.
The crimper creates a shape that distributes the load across the comb without cutting it. It serves far more purpose than just tightening the wire.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Glad you found a corner to work in. At least you didn't get the person that didn't bring their supplies because they thought they could just "share". Why would anyone bring a brand new machine to a workshop?
Thanks for giving us the benefit of your experience. I'll keep these tips in mind.
Maybe this would be a good time to help whoever is in charge of the retreats make up a Rules of Retreat list.
- know YOUR machine or bring the manual
- bring all supplies but remember that space is limited so be considerate of others' spaces
- do NOT bring own sewing table so space set up is appropriate for all to use
- must use cell phone in another area other than the quilting area or bedrooms, if occupied
- be prepared for temperature differences, i.e., bring a sweater or sweatshirt
- only beverages with spill proof tops allowed in sewing area [though some groups might limit this to water only]
Hmmm. Wonder what else could be added to that list.
Have fun quilting! If it isn't fun, you will miss a lot.
Smart girl! I loved your story.
gee, I must be the odd-girl-out again! I go to two retreats every year (and have since 98 or so) and rarely encounter any of those problems! I love all the women who attend, I always bring a sweater 'cuz I know I am usually cold. However, one year was very hot, someone said "take off your shirt" and I did==sewed in my sports bra! 8^)
At one retreat, rules are set for certain behaviors (such as no eating in sewing room) and are respected by us participants.
Can I meet you at the next retreat and be your tablemate?! We'd hit it off great! (Well as long as you bring chocolate and I bring Coke.)
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I have only been to one retreat. While there I worked on two different machines and helped a woman who had just bought hers (she didn't know that the bobbin was directional!). I like doing that sort of thing and was happy to help when they asked. I am always cold and I love to talk while I sew. If I am not talking to someone I am on the phone or singing when at home. You have convinced me I probably shouldn't go to any more retreats because I am an annoyance.
I think this is why I do not do retreats. The issues you describe would be a complete turn -off. It's a mystery to me , the appeal of these retreats.
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The story of Puccini's opera, Madame Butterfly, is widely known. In brief, a young American naval lieutenant, Pinkerton, woos and marries a Japanese maiden, Cho Cho San (Butterfly). After they spend their wedding night together, he sails away, promising to return. This he does, three years later, bringing with him his new American wife; Japanese marriage laws were somewhat lax in the early part of last century.
Butterfly is understandably distraught and kills herself, leaving behind a 3-year-old son, the result of her all-too-brief marriage.
David Rain takes the opera's libretto as a starting point for his first major novel, The Heat Of The Sun.
The boy, now called Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton II, but known to all as Trouble (with good reason), washes up at Blaze Academy, a private boys' school in Vermont.
He befriends Woodley Sharpless, a lame and bookish boy, the complete opposite of Trouble's exotic and flamboyant personality.
We are not told how much Trouble knows of his true parentage, although his anguish at a performance of The Mikado does rather give the game away.
The boys survive their school years, and head into the frivolity of 1920s New York. For the fortunate and wealthy, it's a time of parties and madness, drink and drugs, champagne and chandeliers. Rain captures the era convincingly ("gentlemanly hands, banded at the wrists in cuffs crisp as paper, smoothed the naked backs of girls with shingled hair"), even including references to the young Prince of Wales, the darling of the in-crowd.
But no such period can last forever, and as the decade of gaiety gives way to the grimness of the 30s, Woodley and Trouble's friendship begins to fracture.
Woodley fails to enjoy a lacklustre career as a writer, and Trouble does what he always did - cause havoc and dismay at every turn.
His father, now a US Senator, is hard-pressed to keep his son safe, even as the thankless boy professes hatred for his parent.
The men meet in Japan during the war between that country and China, and again at the cataclysmic events at Los Alamos and the Manhattan Project.
Trouble flees to Nagasaki, his spiritual home and birthplace, where he miraculously survives the devastation wrought by the second atomic bomb.
The final meeting of the two friends resolves quite satisfactorily their differences and mysteries, and draws together the strings of two disparate lives.
Rain has previously published fantasy sequences, as well as poetry and reviews. He has a sure touch with dialogue, and his descriptive passages are evocative.
This is an ambitious book, but Rain's experience as a teacher of literature and writing at various British universities stands him in good stead. It's a rewarding read.
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The fourth Panzer Dragoon Game which is modelled after the first two games of the series. This game is quite fun, and graphically gorgeous, but not quite as good as the original games.
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On the day we were scheduled to leave for the Gilli's we had to be at the bus stop by 6:45 so we ate a quick breakfast then left. The bus ride was OK, then we got onto a boat and it turned out the trip was quicker than they told us which was nice. After getting to Lombok we took a nice bus (one of the nicest transfers so far) to get a smaller boat which would take us to Trawangan. The whole trip took us about 9 hours but it wasn't too bad.
We walked around to a few hotels and got their prices and finally agreed to stay at a bungalow for around $10 a night, it was a nice little room up on stilts that had an outside bathroom. After we got settled we went walking around for somewhere to eat and to see what the island had to offer. We went to a couple of the dive companies to see what their prices are for our advanced diving and to see if they had any cheap rooms available, and we settled on Trawangan Dive. The next day we left our room and moved to Trawangan. We then rented two bicycles and rode around the island which took us about an hour or two even after having to push our bikes through some really sandy spots and after my (James') chain fell off which took a bit to get back on. When we got back to our hotel we scheduled for our diving the next day. I (James) spent the rest of the afternoon talking with some other Canadians at the swim up bar while Jackie was reading in the room because it was raining really bad.


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On Saturday we woke up and the rain came down like there was no tomorrow...so we decided to go for a drive to Port Douglas, the road to PD is like the road to the Gross Glockner in Austria and is not for the people with road-sickness...
Once we arrived the sun came out and we had a walk through the market...but after 10 minutes we decided to go to the pharmacy first to get some sun-cream because it was burning under our shirts. This was a relieve to my back but I needed something else and we bought some hats.
We went back after 3 hours and relaxed at our apartment and decided to go for dinner, we went for dinner at Annie's upstairs which was really nice and were I had my first Crocodile meat...Lynds enjoyed a Paella with Barramundi (=australian fish)....which is really nice
Yesterday morning we went to Pourt Douglas again to activate our bank accounts...once we arrived at the ANZ bank the lady was really nice and helpful and we left an hour later whit our bank-cards and a savings account (4.5% interest)
Left Pourt Douglas with something to eat for the way we headed to Daintree, north of Pourt Douglas...Jeffrey thought he had seen something on the map to discover some falls...we ended up between the sugar cane fields near Miallo in the middle of nowhere...roads were flooded so we went back after taking some pictures...
+ Jeffrey saw some birds in the tree next to our apartment (these were cousins of Batman and as big as seagulls)
Cheers for now ... tonight we will update again after our excursion


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Personal Purchases
A number of vendors have offered to sell personal computers, mobile devices, and related service programs to RIC faculty, staff, and students at rates discounted below the normal published prices. As a convenience to the campus community, the College has placed links to several personal computer vendors below. For mobile device and service contract discounts you should check with your local vendor of choice.
While the personal computer vendors linked below are authorized to offer competitive pricing based on master price agreements or other discounts, the College makes no warranty or endorsement as to any specific vendor or the products or services being sold. Faculty, staff, and students are free to make personal computer purchases from other sources and may obtain access to the College's master software agreements through the Campus Card program.
The College strongly recommends that all purchases include a minimum manufacturer's warranty of three years. In order to access these sites, we recommend the use of Microsoft Internet Explorer as the browser and you will need your RIC network username and password.
Click here for faculty/staff purchases


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Richie Kuhaupt was born in Perth in 1960. He studied at the Curtin University of Technology, graduating in 1995 with a Master of Art (Visual Arts). Kuhaupt has had six solo shows in Western Australia, and his works have been selected for numerous group exhibitions including Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney, 1999 and 2000; Shaky Ground, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, 1999; and Added Dimension, John Curtin Gallery, Perth, 2000. Kuhaupt has received a number of awards, including the Sydney Water Sculpture Prize in 2000, the City of Joondalup Invitation Art Award in 2000, and the Waverly Acquisitive Award in 1999.
Geoffrey Drake-Brockman and Richie Kuhaupt have been collaborating artistically since 1999. They are both based in Perth.
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Master of Science in Nursing
The Master of Science in Nursing program is fully accredited by Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) through April of 2023.
The St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia is fully accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA). The next review is in 2016.
Attention prospective MSN students:
Click here for the online application. Deadline for Fall admission for the Acute Care NP option is February 15th. Deadline for Summer Session II admission for the Nurse Anesthesia is December 15th. Application to the Acute Care CNS, Population/Public Health option, and Nurse Care Management Certificate option is ongoing.
Simulation orientation video
Students must view this brief video prior to participating in simulation in the School of Nursing.
The School of Nursing is committed to providing the highest quality undergraduate and graduate nursing education at an affordable cost to a student population diverse in terms of culture, ethnicity, gender, and age. The baccalaureate program combines liberal arts and nursing education to assist students to develop the knowledge, skills, and perspectives required for professional practice; it fosters intellectual development, personal growth, and professional collaboration. The master's program educates nurses for diverse and expanded roles. The faculty is strongly committed to excellence in teaching and preparing graduates for the complex, rapidly-changing health care environment. The School provides a nurturing, inclusive, performance-based, technologically-equipped, innovative learning environment that promotes caring, competence, and professionalism. Faculty, students, and alumni contribute to the improvement of health and health care through practice, service, and scholarship activities that extend to populations, agencies, and institutions throughout the City of Providence, the State of Rhode Island, and the surrounding communities.
Approved May 6, 2015
For MSN information, contact program director:
|Cynthia Padula
Professor and Director of the MSN Program/Graduate Department
Yellow Cottage 208
(401) 456-9720
Master's Program Goals
Master's Program Expected Outcomes
|Apply scientific knowledge from nursing and related disciplines to plan, direct, and evaluate health care
|Competency in Background for Practice: Sciences & Humanities
|Assume leadership responsibilities to shape nursing practice in adult/older adult care, nurse anesthesia or population/public health nursing
|Competency in Organizational/Systems Leadership
|Implement quality and safety initiatives to assure positive individual and population health outcomes
|Competency in Quality & Safety
|Promote translation and integration of scholarship, research, and evidence based practice
|Competency in Translation and Integration of Scholarship, Research, Evidence Based Practice
|Incorporate innovative healthcare technologies and informatics to improve care management and enhance outcomes
|Competency in Innovative Health Care Technologies and Informatics
|Promote policies that assure quality, cost effective and equitable care within a dynamic health care system
|Competency in Health Policy and Advocacy
|Engage in interdisciplinary, collaborative practice to improve individual and population health outcomes
|Competency in Interdisciplinary, Collaborative Practice
|Analyze population health needs of a diverse society for preventive health strategies
|Competency in Clinical Prevention and Population Health.
Competency in Cultural Sensitivity and Diversity
|Demonstrate ethical practice, professional responsibility, and continued professional growth
|Competency in Ethics
|Demonstrate master's level nursing practice
|Competency in Master's Level Nursing Practice
|Assume advanced practice roles in adult/gerontology acute care, nurse anesthesia or population/public health nursing
|Competency in Advanced Practice Role
MSN Program Options
The following areas of study are available:
A. Adult/Gerontology with an Acute Care Emphasis
Students may choose the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP) role. Students who successfully complete the Adult/Acute Care option will be eligible to apply to take the following certification examinations: the American Nurses Credentialing Center Adult Acute (NPs) exam; the American Association of Critical Care Nurses; Adult-Gerontology Acute Care NP exam (NPs); the American Nurses Credentialing Center Adult / Gerontology CNS exam (CNSs); the American Association of Critical Care Nurses Adult / Gerontology Acute CNS exam (CNSs)
B. Nurse Anesthesia
Students who successfully complete the Nurse Anesthesia option will be eligible to sit for the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) Nurse Anesthesia certification exam. This program is in collaboration with the St. Joseph Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia. Visit their website at http://www.sjhsna.com.
C. Population/Public Health
Students who successfully complete the Population/Public Health option will be eligible to sit for the ANCC Advanced Public Health Certification exam.
D. Certificate in Nursing Care Management
The Nursing Care Management Certificate of Graduate Studies (CGS) has been designed to meet a rapidly emerging need in health care, that of preparing nurses for nurse care/case manager positions across health care settings.
Admission Requirements
- A completed application accompanied by a fifty-dollar nonrefundable application fee.
- A baccalaureate degree in an upper division nursing major from an NLNAC or CCNE accredited program.
- Applicants with international degrees must have their transcripts evaluated for degree and grade equivalency to that of a regionally accredited institution in the United States.
- Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate records.
- Completion of a course in statistics (MATH 240 or its equivalent), with a minimum grade of C.
- A minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale in undergraduate course work. Provisional acceptance occasionally granted.
- An official report of scores on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or the Miller Analogies test (MA).
- An official report of scores on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) from international applicants who are from countries where English is not the first language.
- Current unrestricted licensure for the practice of nursing in Rhode Island.
- A professional résumé.
- Three
professional references (at least one from the clinical area).
- A brief letter of intent, which includes a statement of goals.
- Proof of residency is required for in-state tuition.
- An interview may be required.
Admission Deadlines
The deadline for Fall admission for the Acute Care NP option is February 15th. The deadline for Summer Session II admission for the Nurse Anesthesia is December 15th. These application deadlines may be extended at the discretion of the program director. Contact the MSN program director for further information. Applications for the Adult/Gerontology Acute Care CNS option, the Populations/Public Health Nursing option, and the Nursing Care Management Certificate in Graduate Studies are on-going and may be submitted at any time.
Additional Admission Requirements for Adult/Gerontology acute care
One year of relevant acute care experience
Additional Admission Requirements for Nurse Anesthesia
- Due to clinical rotations at hospitals in Massachusetts, a license is required for Massachusetts.
- Personal interview is required.
- Completion of two courses (total of 8 credits) in chemistry (Chem 105, 106) within the last 10 years with minimum grades of C.
- A preferred undergraduate science GPA of 3.0
- Of the three required references, one must be from a clinical supervisor.
- Current ACLS certification.
- Minimum of 1 year critical care experience. Complete definition of accepted critical care experience is found on the sjhsna website: www.sjhsna.com
- Skills and abilities applicants and students must demonstrate are also on the sjhsna website: www.sjhsna.com
Additional Admission Requirements for RN to M.S.N. Students
Applicants will be required to meet all admission requirements for the MSN with the exception of having earned a baccalaureate degree in nursing. Students who have senior standing in the B.S.N. program may complete NURS 501, 502, 503, or 512 (up to 9 credits) as electives. M.S.N. courses that are completed will be waived upon entry into the M.S.N. program of study.
Retention Requirement for All M.S.N. Students
Students must fulfill all of the above requirements and successfully complete the RN to B.S.N. program, including Math 240 or equivalent. Students who earn less than a B in a required nursing course will be placed on the probationary status and must earn a minimum grade of B in all required nursing courses over the next 9 credits.
The School of Nursing Handbook for Graduate Students in Nursing provides detailed and essential information about the graduate nursing program. It is available by clicking here.
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Lion Operating System
Apple recently released its newest operating system called Lion (OS X version 10.7) available from the Apple app store for $29.99. If you are a Mac user, please DO NOT upgrade to this version on any of your college-owned devices or personal devices that you may use on campus. At this time not all campus applications are compatible with Lion, especially the campus wireless network. CTS is currently working with our networking provider for compatibility updates, but it is likely that these updates will not be available until a week or two after the start of the semester.
For anyone who already purchased Lion or bought a new machine that came with Lion and were expecting to use the campus wireless network, you will not be able to do so at this time. We welcome you to utilize our various campus computer labs.
We will be posting updates on our CTS ResNet web site as we have them.
CTS has signed an agreement with Apple to acquire Lion and will be making plans to upgrade SUNY Oswego-owned machines to this new version. As a plan is finalized we will be sure to inform our user community.
ResNet Room Service
Students living in the Residence Hall rooms will be using the Cisco Clean Access automated registration system again this year to register their computers on the campus network. Look for a Getting Started document hanging on each Residence Hall room door handle.
CTS will be offering ResNet Room Service again this semester to assist students who may be experiencing problems getting their machines connected to the residential network in their residence hall rooms. During ResNet Room Service, students may sign-up for CTS professional staff to visit the computer in their room to help resolve any issues with getting it connected to ResNet. The schedule for this fall semester is as follows:
For Oneida/Cayuga/Seneca/Onondaga Halls and The Village:
Room Service Date/Time: Monday, August 29, 3pm – 9pm
Sign Up Location: Please visit the Oneida Computer Lab
For Hart/Funnelle/Sheldon Halls:
Room Service Date/Time: Tuesday, August 30, 3pm – 9pm
Sign Up Location: Please visit the Hart Computer Lab
For Scales/Waterbury/Riggs/Johnson/Mackin Halls:
Room Service Date/Time: Tuesday, August 30, 3pm – 9pm
Sign Up Location: Please visit the Scales Computer Lab


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Great quilts and bags. I love the bright colors. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Great quilts and bags. I love the bright colors. Thanks for sharing.
Nami to 6
Those are such fun quilts and bags. They are sure to love them!
Great projects. I wish my daughters would like to quilt with me. Maybe a granddaughter???
Nice idea, good job,
It is a blessing, to be a blessing !
~Quilters are warm people!!!~
cheese brings parties together
very nice quilts and bags!!!!
What great gifts & no doubt three very happy nieces!
Elena Olivia, Future Quilter
what a great idea! evn moreso if the quilts fit in the bags
All of the quilts are great and so are the bags. Wonderful gifts. Thanks for sharing.
I love them. I actually just did one for a retirement gift and she loved it.
Thanks for sharing.


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Crowds line
the docks in
the nineteen fifties,
Waiting to sail to
a new land, they're thrifty;
They've paid just a tenner to
get on the ship
And want a lot
more than just a round trip.
A land called
arouses their dreams,
They think with
nostalgia of Britain, it seems.
Passports in hands, papers
in luggage,
They yearn for
the new world,
new life,
new mortgage.
They spurn
the old world, the doled world, the cold world,
They are excited,
celebrating …
Citizenship promised after
only one year,
And warmth, their skin,
bones, eyes become
Some will be famous in
due course, perhaps,
The new life that beckons is
free of all traps,
And they dream of fame on
the stage or in
The future is bright and
there will be betterment,
The scheme
to other nations,
Many, it seems,
seek a change of
'Please stay for two years or
refund the money,'
This is the land
of beer
and dunny.
Going to work in a new place,
With a
new face,
Without trace,
Polly Stretton © 2013
The new structure for this poem came out of the Arvon residential I attended in November 2012. I think it rather effective and would value your comments. It's also posted to dVerse poets tonight as it's about new beginnings, just right for the New Year.


text: I have a 1998 Chevy K1500 with the 305. I got this code the other morning. I had someone check it with scanner, and this is the code I got. I was not adding any gas at the time, so the cap was not off. The truck was running at a gas station, I was in getting my morning newspaper. Went to leave and the "service engine soon" light came on. This is what google say it is: This indicates a fuel vapor leak in the EVAP control system. It means a very small leak has been detected. In fact, the leak can be from a hole as small as 0.04" in diameter. The (EVAP) emission control system prevents the escape of fuel vapors from a vehicle's fuel system. Fuel vapors are routed by hoses to a charcoal canister for storage. Later, when the engine is running a purge control valve opens allowing intake vacuum to siphon the fuel vapors into the engine. I got the light cleared, check the cap, make sure it was on tight. Drove for about 150 miles and the light came back on. Pretty sure it is the same problem. Has anyone had a problem like this? and is there anything else I should look for?? Thanks Dan My plan is to replace the cap, remove some rust that is on the filler neck and reset the computer again.


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Modern Studio by Beach + Old Town
Size30 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Avenue Jean Médecin, 06000 Nice, France
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Enjoy a peaceful stay on the French Riviera as guests of this contemporarily styled studio with bold colours, attractive artwork and noise reducing windows. A comfortable double sofa bed is available, and a small, folding bed can be provided for a third guest. Prepare homemade meals in the well-equipped kitchen, and relax in the cosy living area with a Nespresso coffee while watching the flat-screen TV or using the free Wi-Fi on hand.
The celebrated Promenade des Anglais is a 5-minute walk away, and is located directly next to a sandy beach. Also 5 minutes' away on foot is the Old Town of Nice, a bustling area with an unmistakable baroque Mediterranean vibe.
In the streets surrounding the studio there are many vibrant bars and nightclubs, casinos and cinemas.
House rulesExtra guests are not permitted.
Guests should leave the apartment in a clean state (otherwise a cleaning fee will be deducted from the security deposit).
A €50 fee is required for check-in after 8:00 pm.
A €100 fee is required for check-in after 12:00 am.
Flexible check-in/check-out is possible based on availability.
A €200 security deposit is required.
Any damage caused by guests (breaking the house rules) will be deducted from the security deposit on check-out.
Guests should notify the host about any breakages or damage immediately.
The host cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur to guests on the premises.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Perfect location, very nice apartment, the only thing-horrible bed/sofa... At the end we slept just on the matttess on the floor.. Very uncomfortable.
Clean and tidy, very central, all the necessary kitchenware was + washer (though missing description).
Good AC, Good mottagnde on arrival friendly and convenient, Good corr when booking and answer any questions via email.
Bad bed. (Squeaks and soft), Lighting in bath room poor.
But the whole unit impressions Mkt. good.
Rent och snyggt, mycket centralt, all nödvändig köksutrustning fanns + tvättmaskin (dock saknas beskrivning).
Bra AC, Bra mottagnde vid ankomst vänligt och smidigt, Bra korr vid bokning och svar vid frågor via mail.
Dålig säng. (knarr och mjuk), Belysning i bad rum dålig.
Men helthets intryck Mkt. bra.
The study is in a great location: a stone's throw from the Place Massena, close to the sea and the famous Avenue Jean Medecine, very colorful and full of life. Noise problems, however, there are none, because the frame is very insulating.
E 'has all the amenities you need to spend a great stay. The sofa bed is comfortable and easy to use. And 'it furnished in modern style and therefore very pleasant. Contrary to what may seem, the firm is also spacious and very well livable in 2 people.
The owner is extremely available to every request for information, very nice and clear in the report.
In short, a hotel that I recommend to all and in which I would love to go back!
Lo studio è in una posizione ottima: a due passi da Place Massena, vicinissimo al mare e sulla famosa Avenue Jean Medecine, molto colorata e piena di vita. Problemi di rumore però non ce ne sono, in quanto il serramento è molto isolante.
E' dotato di tutti i comfort necessari per passare un ottimo soggiorno. Il divano-letto è comodo e facilissimo da utilizzare. E' arredato in stile moderno e quindi molto gradevole. A differenza di quanto può sembrare, lo Studio è anche spazioso e molto ben vivibile in 2 persone.
Il proprietario è disponibilissimo a ogni richiesta di informazioni, molto gentile e trasparente nel rapporto.
Insomma, una struttura che consiglio a tutti e nella quale mi piacerebbe moltissimo ritornare!
I can't say enough. The place was perfect in so many ways. Clean, updated and the location of the apartment was right their. Step out the door to everything, shopping, beach, restaurants, transportation just perfect. I recomend this place to anyone that is looking to stay in their own little apartment while traveling in France.
The owner Hekel was so informative and had someone meet us at the place.
We will go back one day.
Excellent apartment. Location couldn't be better. Fully renovated recently. Owner easy to contact and work with.
Very very cool apartment! I can only recommend it :) is unbarred in the center 5min from the beach, fully shopping mile in: 0! ! Thank you again!
Sehr sehr coole Wohnung! Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen :) ist gearde im zentrum 5min vom strand, voll in der shoppingmeile:0 ! ! Danke nochmals!
Very nice apartment, recently renovated, neat decor. Very clean. Warning sensitive ears, mandatory earplugs because studio centrally located, so lively! Than 5 minutes from the beach.
Très joli studio, rénovation récente, déco soignée.
Très propre.
Attention oreilles sensibles, boules quiès obligatoires car studio situé en plein centre, donc quartier animé! 5 minutes maximum de la plage.
The super central location of this contemporary studio was perfect for exploring Nice. It's fitted out well for self catering and the sofa bed is good quality & comfortable. As per other reviews it is a pretty noisy area, but don't let this turn you off (just pack ear plugs if you're concerned). We'd definitely recommend staying here.
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
- Secure payment via SSL encryption


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The 10,000 sq ft Panoz Museum is a show room for the cars that made the Panoz name famous at the world's most celebrated circuits and showcase the current line of cars being manufactured in the adjacent 20,000 sq ft production facility. The museum is also available for rental for special events, meetings and dinners.
The rental fee for the museum is $2500 for events, this covers four hours of event time and four hours support time. Additional access time is available at $400 per hour. An additional fee may apply to event time after midnight. All proceed from the facility rental to be donated to charity (Chestnut Mountain Ranch and Eagle Ranch for boys, and the Braselton library).
While you are visiting the museum keep your eyes open and you may be able to sneak a peak at current production models from $99k to $600k+.
Château Élan Winery & Resort handles all of the food and beverage services at the Museum. No outside food or beverages Ventolin HFA online.


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This will be our first year at keeping bees.
Is there any advice relating to sugar types to use in feeding and drawing foundation?
Our new hives are starting from nucs and will have 6 deep frames of undrawn foundation. I plan on top feeding. Are there advantages or disadvantages to using fructose over standard granulated sugar or brown sugar for the syrup? What is best ratio for startup in spring to draw comb?
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Last edited by RoanokeFan; 01-30-2013 at 08:34 PM.
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
they make a commercial about him and his 40 speed. yeah he shows it off every play. right passed the play. That is if he isnt totally faked by almost every single play option or action play. then he shows no pursuit whatsoever while he jogs behind the play. See ya bum.
Osi is not the player he once was...we all agree on that, but stop disrespecting the guy calling him a bum. That's a 2 time superbowl champion your talking about. I didn't see anyone complaining when he was getting sacks / forced fumbles for all those years. Strahan also had a very public contract dispute / holdout...no one calls him a bum?
I did. thats my view of him. what hav you done for me lately. Mike Strahan never sucked. Osi sucks. Hey not to offend anyone. Thats just how I feel.
Whatever, ....................his diminished production and dancing bear technique do not help this team. He had a great run with us but if it is time to move on, then it is time to move on. Go Blue!!
No one remembers who came in second.
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We would have won both superbowls without Osi


text: Do you know the special grounding requirements involved in bonding to steel? When you think of grounding, you may visualize ground grid conductors, electrodes, interconnections -- all buried in the soil. But, many of the currents these components must carry and dissipate enter the below grade ground system from an above grade structural member. Bonding the ground conductor to the building structure