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The description claims NO ONE calls their pets any of these names, but that's obviously not true - just because it might be silly or trite and rare doesn't mean it never happens. I know of three tomcats called Tom (okay, one, as the other are Major Tom and Thomas.) and you can almost guarentee there are people who name pets such obvious names on purpose.
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It should be mentioned as a Dead Horse Trope. No one over the age of two unironically names a dog Spot anymore. Of course, there are plenty of parents who do let children name their pets which does lead to unironic instances of this.
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The little boy behind me was really excited about his first airplane trip. When the plane started to take off, he gave a very loud countdown to "blast off!" It was refreshing to hear that much enthusiasm, particularly because air travel has become a "magic elevator" for me. The doors close in one location and open in another, but I have little excitement in the journey, only the destination.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Rich Rodriguez might get his wish after all.
The former Michigan coach, now at Arizona, had joked with his new boss, Wildcats athletic director Greg Byrne, that he should try to get the Wolverines on the schedule in the future.
Thanks to the Big Ten's new partnership agreement with the Pac-12 in football starting in 2017, that could happen.
The agreement will also encourage the league's other sports to schedule more inter-conference games against Pac-12 schools, which could be interesting for the Michigan men's basketball team as it continues to improve.
However, this deal was done with football in mind and the Wolverines are one of the league's most marketable properties.
While no schedules have been set and 2017 is a long way off in the football landscape -- who knows if Rodriguez or Michigan coach Brady Hoke or any of the other coaches involved will still be at their schools by the time the deal starts -- it creates an interesting dynamic.
If the Big Ten treats this like it does the Big Ten/ACC basketball challenge, the Wolverines will almost certainly draw a marquee matchup almost every season. So does that mean more USC, Oregon, UCLA and Washington -- four of the more high-profile names in the Pac 12 -- for Michigan?
It very well could.
The other question, at least in the short term for Michigan, is what to do with Notre Dame. If the Big Ten stays its course with going to a nine-game schedule, the series with the Irish would either likely come off the table or the Wolverines would routinely play one of the toughest schedules in the country.
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The nine-game schedule would also tinker with Michigan athletic director David Brandon's stated philosophy of trying to get as many non-conference games at home. If the league stayed at nine games plus a rotating home-and-away series with Notre Dame and the Big Ten/Pac-12 partnership -- that'd leave only one guaranteed non-conference home games per season.
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The Brumbies' recruitment of George Smith may seem to be a curious call for a team that already boasts David Pocock, but on further inspection it's clearly another Jake White masterstroke.
The Canberra-based franchise on Monday revealed the Smith would join the club on a short-term deal as he returns home in between commitments with Japanese club, Suntory Sungoliath.
It remains to be seen just how exactly the Brumbies will use Smith, especially when their high-profile off-season recruit, Pocock, is an 80-minute player and Wallabies captain.
But no matter what role Smith fills, even if it proves to be more of a mentoring position, it's another shrewd move from an astute operator who has a clear direction for a Super Rugby club he's desperate to return to its former glory.
"I think at the end of the day, for us, it's a big bonus for us as group," White told Fox Sports News of Smith's recruitment.
"One of the things we lacked a bit last year was that winning experience and George can teach us all the things that have helped him in getting titles."
Right from the word go, White's desire has been to recreate the Brumbies' culture of season's past – the club that won Super Rugby titles in 2001 and 2004.
"I think one of the things that made the Brumbies very different in the early times was the point of difference and in some ways we probably neglected that," he said.
"One of the things that I really worked on hard when I got the job was making sure we instilled those values system again."
It all began to take shape 18 months ago when White met with George Gregan soon after accepting the Brumbies job.
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He then moved quickly to retain backs coach Stephen Larkham and reintroduced former head coach Laurie Fisher.
The effects of Larkham and Fisher were obvious almost immediately. The former Wallabies playmaker's famous long-passing game quickly popped up in the repertoire of Christian Lealiifano while inexperienced locks Sam Carter and Scott Fardy benefited from Fisher's hard-nosed approach to life up front.
The hot pursuit of David Pocock came later in the season, as did the repeated calls in the media that White would "improve" a player who was already one of the game's most-talented open sides.
Pocock duly signed on the dotted line and made his way to Canberra, as did one of the Brumbies' favourite sons, Clyde Rathbone – the winger working towards recovery from depression, again at the insistence of White.
"To have Clyde around … and George Gregan on the coaching staff – there's nothing better than listening to stories about how things worked and what was successful in the glory days," said White.
He may have failed to bring a rugby league player edge to their defence when the NRL stepped in and blocked a part-time role for Newcastle Knights' Danny Buderus, but White was not one to be denied. He approached veteran NRL coach Brian Smith to join the club and anybody watching the Brumbies' round-one effort against Queensland Reds would have seen his immediate impact.
And then there was Smith – a player who at 32 years of age still has what it takes to play at the top and one who's Brumbies through and through.
"This year we've been trying to bring back some of the old attitudes and ways of thinking that made the Brumbies such a success in the early days," White said.
"(Smith) has won Super Rugby championships, he's won big games for the Wallabies and he's played in a Rugby World Cup final, so I want him to bring that winning culture back here to the Brumbies."
The Brumbies are already two from two in 2013 and will claim another four points this week through the bye – this all coming after they just missed the play-offs last season.
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Naomi Asakura is an ordinary girl who has been living with her older brother, Miki. On their parents' death anniversary, she runs into a man who tells her that her parents are alive. Naomi then starts to investigate her parents' deaths, the mystery surrounding it and the truth behind it all. What Naomi doesn't realise that her parents' deaths are just the beginning...
Naomi Asakura returned from school and slumped down on the sofa. She sighed and checked her phone. The bright screen read "15:32. 10.10.10". Naomi sighed again and clicked on "pictures". A photo came up showing a white man with short brown hair hugging a Japanese woman with long black hair. Her eyes started to water as she looked at the screen. It had been exactly 4 years since her parents had died. Suddenly the door opened and Naomi turned to see who it was. Her older brother popped his head around the door. He was white, like Dad, and had bright green eyes. He was dressed in a black suit and black tie with a white shirt underneath.
"You ready Naomi?" he asked quietly. This was the hardest time of year for Miki Asakura. When he was 13, he had witnessed their parents' deaths. Naomi felt sorry for her brother. It's hard enough losing your parents in the first place, but to see the both of them die... She shook the thought from her head. She didn't want to be any more upset than she had to be. Naomi nodded to her brother, stood up and silently followed her brother out of the room.
Naomi got into Miki's car and they drove to the graveyard. When they arrived, she noticed how everything seemed dead here, the trees were bare and the only sound were crows screeching in the distance. She followed Miki towards their parents' grave-site quietly. Her eyes were watering and she kept her head down. Miki carried a basket with him, filled with flowers, chopsticks and some food. Naomi continued walking until she reached a huge cherry tree. It was the only tree in blossom in the graveyatd, the pink petals gently falling onto her parents' grave. She stared at the earth surrounding the Cherry Tree. Her parents, Terry and Hanako Asakura had decided to be cremated like most Japanese people. Naomi gazed into the distance, remembering her parents, playing in the park with them and eating sushi at her home in Japan. She'd always found it funny how her father had decided to take her mother's surname instead of the other way round. Her father was obsessed with Japan, its culture and society, but mainly its Mythology. Naomi knew the myths well, they were always her bed time stories; of legendary Japanese swords, magical Gods and powerful Emperors. She turned to her brother, who had tears running down his face. She squeezed him and reached down to place the flowers against the Cherry Tree. Miki then pulled out a bowl of rice and placed the chopsticks in so they were sticking out the top. This was a common custom in Japan, and Naomi could remember doing it at her Nan's funeral as well.
After staring at the grave for a few more minutes, Naomi turned and walked back towards the car, leaving Miki some time to himself. As she passed other grieving families, she respectfully nodded to them. She carried on walking but just as she approached the car, a young man in a hoody barged into her.
"Karera wa ikite iru" the man whispered.
Naomi froze and turned around to look at the man. There was no-one there. She ran back into the graveyard and up the path. She looked around franctically, searching for the man. But he had gone, just vanished into thin air. Miki saw her and ran up to his little sister.
"Naomi! Are you alright?" He looked concerned as he held onto her.
"I'm... I'm fine. I just started panicking cause I couldn't see you." she lied, "Sorry."
"That's alright Naomi," Miki replied "Lets go home."
Miki lead Naomi back to the car and watched her carefully. 'He's so protective.' she thought. Then she turned her thoughts to the strange man in the hoody. The man had just happened to speak Japanese to her, even though they lived in England now, shouldn't he of spoken English?
"Karera wa ikite iru" she whispered. "They're alive..."


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"Praxis" is a Greek word that means "our actions – the way we do life." Praxis College Ministry is all about helping college students find God then helping them live a life consistent with their beliefs. Throughout the school year, we meet on campus at the University of Redlands. Students from several colleges, universities and community colleges gather to worship in this unique setting. Each week we are challenged to grow in our relationships with Christ and others as we enjoy great worship, Bible teaching, snacks, and conversation.
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TSPSC AEO Hall Ticket 2016
Telangana Public Service Commission is almost ready to publish the TSPSC AEO Hall Ticket 2016 for the written test to be held in the month of March and April 2016. Applicants who have been applied for the written test can download the TSPSC Agriculture Extension Officer Exam Admit Card 2016 from the link which is well mentioned below.
The TSPSC AEO Hall Ticket 2016 will be available before 10 to 15 days exam date. As we all know, the exact date of examination is not yet share by the department because nowadays they are busy for receiving the ApplicationForm from the interested applicants.
All such candidates who have applied for the TSPSC Recruitment are responsible for giving the written examination which is going to be held in the month of March and April for the selection purpose of Agriculture Extension Officer Posts. Applicant's before going to attend the examination please download the Telangana PSC Admit Card.
Name of the Organization: Telangana Public Service Commission
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Date of Examination: March 2016
Call Letter Released on: 10 to 15 days Before Exam
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TSPSC Agriculture Extension Officer Exam Admit Card 2016
According to the official information provided by the examination, that the exam will be held in the month of March and April by the department at the various examination centers. So, the date of the examination is coming closer, applicants are advised to start your preparation for examination.
Applicants you may also take help from the Exam Pattern and Syllabus given below at the time of preparing examination and follow it. If aspirants are worry towards their Hall Ticket then let me informed you that the department will soon update it only for those aspirants who have been applied for the Recruitment.
Recently, the Telangana State Public Service Commission has issued a recruitment notification to fill 311 available posts of Agriculture Extension Officer Grade-II as an online mode. After getting a Job Notification, A Large no of Job Seekers has been applied and now looking for the TSPSC Agriculture Extension Officer Exam Admit Card 2016 on the Internet.
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Giovanni Simeoni
Giovanni Simeoni (July 12, 1816 – January 14, 1892) was an Italian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church who served as Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for Propagation of the Faith from 1878 until his death, and was elevated to the cardinalate in 1875.
Giovanni Simeoni was born in Paliano; his father was a majordomo of the Colonna family. He attended the seminary in Palestrina before going to Rome to study at the Collegio Romano and La Sapienza University, where he studied theology and canon law. The Colonna family subsidized his studies.
Simeoni was ordained to the priesthood in 1839. He then served as preceptor of the children of Prince Colonna, and as professor of philosophy and theology at the Pontifical Urban Athenaeum of Propaganda Fide. After being raised to the rank of Privy Chamberlain of His Holiness, he was made auditor of the nunciature to Spain and Domestic Prelate of His Holiness (1857). Simeoni later became adiutor ab actis of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, and served as the Congregation's secretary from 1868 to 1875.
On March 5, 1875, Simeoni was appointed Nuncio to Spain and Titular Archbishop of Chalcedon by Pope Gregory XVI. Pope Gregory also secretly (in pectore) elevated him to the College of Cardinals in the consistory of March 15 of that same year. Simeoni received his episcopal consecration on the following April 4 from Cardinal Alessandro Franchi, with Archbishops Edward Henry Howard and Pietro Villanova Castellacci serving as co-consecrators, in the chapel of the Pontifical Urban Athenaeum of Propaganda Fide.
Simeoni was published as Cardinal Priest of San Pietro in Vincoli in the consistory of September 17, 1875. Between December 18, 1876 and the death of Pope Pius IX on February 7, 1878, he also served as Vatican Secretary of State, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Public Ecclesiastical Affairs, Prefect of the Apostolic Palace, and Administrator of the Patrimony of the Holy See; Pius IX had designated him as executor of his will as well.
The Cardinal then participated in the conclave of 1878, which resulted in the election of Pope Leo XIII, who confirmed him as Prefect of the Apostolic Palace and Administrator of the Patrimony of the Holy See. From 1878 until his death, he served as Protector of the Pontifical North American College in Rome. Simeoni was named Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, also known as the "Red Pope", on March 5, 1878, and president of the missionary seminaries of Rome on January 1, 1885. From March 27, 1885 to January 15, 1886, he served as Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals.
Cardinal Simeoni died in Rome, at the age of 75. After lying in state in the church of the Pontifical Urban Athenaeum of Propaganda Fide, he was buried in the chapel of the same athenaeum in the Campo Verano cemetery. Simeoni also left his notable art collection to the Pope in his will.
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Alessandro Franchi
|Apostolic Nuncio to Spain
15 March 1875 – 18 December 1876
|Succeeded by
Giacomo Cattani
|Preceded by
Giacomo Antonelli
|Cardinal Secretary of State
18 December 1876 - 5 March 1878
|Succeeded by
Alessandro Franchi
|Preceded by
Alessandro Franchi
|Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for Propagation of the Faith
5 March 1878 – 14 January 1892
|Succeeded by
Mieczysław Halka Ledóchowski
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|Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals
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Alberto Carignano, Ph.D., is working with Georg Seelig, Ph.D., Professor of Bioengineering, and Eric Klavins, Ph.D., professor of Electrical Engineering. Dr. Carignano earned a B.Sc. and a M.Sc. in Mathematics at the University of Torino, Italy, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at the University of Cambridge, UK. For his Ph.D. thesis, he studied the influence of Ca2+ signaling on the circadian clock of plants: this study was conducted alternating theoretical models, computational simulations and experimental validations. His work showed that Ca2+ signaling (such as drought or cold response) alters the expression of the core genes of the circadian clock. In particular, this work unveiled several components of the pathway that were previously unknown, and constitutes a step forward to understand how to engineer plants that better adapt to environmental cues. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Carignano is studying pattern formation in yeast. This project aims to explore the potential of biological systems to build programmable 2-D and 3-D synthetic structures, and will bring a better understanding of the processes that lead to organ and tissue formation.
Eric Evans, Ph.D., is working with mentors William Zagotta, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, and Stefan Stoll, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry, on the structural mechanisms of ion channel gating. Dr. Evans graduated with a B.Sc. in Chemistry from Lehigh University. He then earned a Ph.D. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the University of California at Santa Cruz, where he studied the effects of metal binding on the structure of the prion protein (PrP), which is involved in several fatal neurodegenerative diseases. This work helped demonstrate a large-scale conformational change in the protein upon binding of the metal ions copper and zinc that may be important in PrP function and disease progression. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Evans is using electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) and fluorescence techniques to study the molecular mechanisms underlying pore opening in cyclic-nucleotide-regulated ion channels.
Zachary James, Ph.D. is working with mentors William Zagotta, Ph.D. (Department of Physiology and Biophysics) and Ning Zheng, Ph.D. (Department of Pharmacology, Howard Hughes Medical Institute). Dr. James earned his B.Sc. in biochemistry from University of Oregon in 2006. He then joined the graduate program in biophysics at University of Minnesota, completing his Ph.D. in 2013. As a graduate student, Zach used electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy to study interactions between the sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase and its regulatory partner phospholamban, which together govern cardiac muscle relaxation. As a Sackler Scholar, Zach is combining EPR spectroscopy and X-ray crystallography to investigate the structure of cyclic nucleotide-regulated ion channels, which are essential elements in physiological processes ranging from the detection of light and scent to the pacing of the heart.
Peilong Lu, Ph.D., is working with mentors David Baker, Ph.D., professor of Biochemistry and William Catterall, Ph.D., professor of Pharmacology. Peilong earned his B.S. from The University of Science and Technology of China and his Ph.D. from Tsinghua University, both in Biological Sciences. For his PhD work, he investigated the structures and mechanisms of several membrane proteins, including the Glutamate-GABA antiporter, GadC, from E. coli, the multi-pass transmembrane ascorbate-dependent oxidoreductase from Arabidopsis thaliana, and the human gamma-secretase complex. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Lu will design and develop new generations of binders to voltage-gated sodium channels, and will characterize their effects on channel functions.
Merav Stern, Ph.D., will be arriving in October to work with Eric Shea-Brown (Applied Math) and Shawn Olsen (Allen Institute for Brain Science).
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Mike Bindschadler, Ph.D., worked with James Bassingthwaighte, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Bioengineering, and Adam Alessio, Ph.D., Research Associate Professor of Radiology. Dr. Bindschadler earned a B.S. in Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Michigan, and a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rochester. For his Ph.D. thesis, he studied the role of actin in cell migration using a combination of mathematical modeling, live cell imaging, and digital image processing. This work demonstrated that coordinated migration of fibroblast cells can arise from independently acting cells responding only to local physical signals, without biochemical or junctional signaling. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Bindschadler studied adenosine regulation of myocardial blood flow, and also developed quantitative models to enable clinical assessment of myocardial blood flow using dynamic CT scans, with the ultimate goal of reducing patient radiation dose.
Braden Brinkman, Ph.D., worked with mentors Fred Rieke Ph.D., professor of physiology and biophysics and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, and Eric-Shea Brown, Ph.D., associate professor of applied mathematics. Dr. Brinkman's work as a Sackler Scholar focused on understanding how the brain encodes and processes information. Computation in the brain relies on understanding patterns of activity in large populations of neurons. Such activity has the potential for to be enormously complex. Dr. Brinkman explored how well simple models, grounded in fundamental circuit mechanisms, capture and predict this complexity — and the consequences for how sensory inputs are represented and transformed in neuronal circuitry. Dr. Brinkman earned a B.Sc. in physics from Simon Fraser University. He graduated with a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in spring 2013, where he studied a range of statistical models of non-equilibrium systems, such as the effects of tides on earthquake triggering. Notable graduate awards he received include the University of Illinois Drickamer Research Fellowship and a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Postgraduate Scholarship.
Emilie Clemmens, Ph.D., worked with mentors Wendy Thomas, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Bioengineering, and Jose A. Lopez, M.D., Executive Vice President for Research at Puget Sound Blood Center and Professor of Medicine (Hematology) and Biochemistry at UW. Dr. Clemmens graduated summa cum laude from the University of Kentucky with a degree in chemical engineering. She earned a Ph.D. in 2003 from UW bioengineering, where she studied the contractile mechanics of cardiac and skeletal muscle. She later served as a Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Fellow at the National Academies in Washington D.C., in addition to starting a family and teaching biology at local colleges. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Clemmens studied how the mechano-regulation of bloodstream enzymes regulates blood clotting.
Hannah DeBerg, Ph.D., worked with William Zagotta, Ph.D., professor of physiology and biophysics, and Stefan Stoll, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry. Ms. DeBerg earned a B.S. in physics and mathematics with an additional major in Spanish at the University of Arkansas, and a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. For her graduate thesis, she studied the effect of a phosphorylation site on the motor protein kinesin, which is associated with Huntington's disease. For this study, she used single-molecule fluorescence and optical trapping techniques. As a Sackler Scholar, she used double electron-electron resonance to investigate how nucleotide binding to cyclic-nucleotide-regulated channels promotes ion channel opening.
Jonathan Driver, Ph.D., worked with mentors Charles Asbury, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, and Sue Biggins, Ph.D., Member of the Basic Sciences Division at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Jonathan earned a B.S. in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Bioengineering, both from Rice University. For his PhD thesis, he studied cooperation among teams of molecular motors by engineering synthetic molecular scaffolds, with multiple motors linked via leucine zippers to a DNA backbone. He then measured the movements and forces generated by these structurally defined motor assemblies using a laser trap, showing that – contrary to the popular view – the number of motors does not strongly influence cargo movement. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Driver studied how kinase enzymes prevent chromosome mis-segregation by regulating the attachment of chromosomes to the mitotic spindle.
Tom Erez, Ph.D., worked with mentors Emo Todorov, Ph.D., Associate professor of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, and Tom Daniel, Ph.D., Professor of Biology. Dr. Erez graduated summa cum laude from Hebrew University with a degree in mathematics and earned his Ph.D. in computer science from Washington University in St. Louis. He also trained at the Institute for Scientific Exchange in Torino, Italy, and at the Santa Fe Institute. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Erez investigated the mechanisms that underlie neural control of biological movement.
Jacob McPherson, Ph.D., worked with Steve Perlmutter, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, and Karl Bohringer, Ph.D., John M. Fluke Distinguished Chair of Engineering. Jacob earned a B.S. in Applied Sciences and Biomedical Engineering from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He then earned his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University, where he used targeted neuropharmacology together with novel robotic devices to study the mechanisms that cause abnormalities in upper limb movement following stroke and cerebral palsy. As a Sackler Fellow, Dr. McPherson developed flexible, bio-compatible electrode arrays and novel techniques for stimulating the central nervous system with the ultimate goal of enhancing motor rehabilitation following spinal cord injury.
Sarah Mondello, Ph.D., was jointly funded by the Sackler Scholars Program and the Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering (CSNE). She worked with mentors Chet Moritz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology and Biophysics and Rehabilitation Medicine, and Philip Horner, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery. Dr. Mondello earned her B.A. in Psychology from McGill University and her Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University of Florida where she studied the effects of Chondroitinase ABC on plasticity and locomotor recovery after spinal cord injury. As a joint Sackler/CSNE Scholar, Dr. Mondello continued to work towards enhancing functional recovery after spinal cord injury by utilizing a novel, multifactorial approach incorporating brain-triggered stimulation of optogenetic stem cell transplants in the spinal cord after injury.
Thomas Portet, Ph.D., worked under the mentorship of Sarah Keller, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, and Sharona Gordon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics. Dr. Portet earned his Ph.D. in structural biology at the University of Toulouse and his diploma in engineering from the French Grande École Supélec. He was recognized with the prestigious Award for Young Researchers from the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller in 2010. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Portet studied how lipid composition and phase separation affect membrane-embedded receptors.
Bettina Schnell, Ph.D., worked with Michael Dickinson, Ph.D., Benjamin Hall Endowed Chair in Basic Life Sciences, and Adrienne Fairhall, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics. Dr. Schnell earned her diploma at the University of Würzburg and her Ph.D. in biology at the Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology in Munich. She is one of very few scientists in the world able to record the activity of single neurons in the brain of the fruit fly, Drosophila. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Schnell studied how visual information is processed in the fly brain to ultimately control flight behavior.
Roie Shlomovitz, Ph.D., worked under the mentorship of Lutz Maibaum, Natt-Lingafelter assistant professor of chemistry and Michael Schick, PhD, professor of physics. Dr. Shlomovitz studied Physics and Chemistry as an undergraduate at The Hebrew University and then earned his M. Sc. and Ph.D. in Physics at the Weizmann Institute of Science. He was awarded the Lee A. Segel Prize in Theoretical Biology by the Weizman Institute in 2010, and held a postdoctoral researcher at UCLA in the departments of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Physics & Astronomy. As a Sackler Scholar, Dr. Shlomowitz pursued his interest in lipid microdomains in cell membranes. Lipid domains, called lipid rafts, are key elements in organizing transmembrane signaling in all cell types. Dr. Sholomowitz used statistical mechanics to explore various aspects of a model proposed by Dr. Schick.


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As part of the tie-up, Microsoft''s learning materialwill be embedded into long-term courses offered by Aptechafter which students can appear for a test to get a Microsoftglobal certification which increases his/her chances oflanding a job.
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If Queen's Park Rangers's supporters were enthralled by the arrival of their new manager, one boasting two Champions League winners' medals, then they failed to show it. The 12,286 crowd for this derby, with Paulo Sousa meeting the locals for the first time proper, was the west London side's lowest league gate of the season.
What Flavio Briatore, who helped hire Sousa, made of the lack of enthusiasm is anyone's guess. At the end, the Italian and Sousa had to be grateful for Luke Varney, a Charlton Athletic substitute, volleying over from six yards when unmarked and then Mark Hudson heading wide. They proved costly, as Dexter Blackstock met Hogan Ephraim's cross to head the winner from 12 yards with 10 minutes left.
It was the striker's second goal of the night and even if there were not the numbers to see it, the result made Sousa feel a little bit more at home after only five days in the capital.
Given that Charlton had lost 5-2 at home on Saturday, the result that ended Alan Pardew's tenure at The Valley, and that QPR had lost 3-0 away at Watford the same day, there was little clue as to which way this game would go except that goals would be assured. Only three was a poor return when there should have been more, especially for the visitors, but that is why Charlton are in the relegation zone.
The south London side have now taken three points out of a possible 27 from their past nine games. Their caretaker manager Phil Parkinson acknowledged that his chances of taking the job permanently did not improve with this defeat, although the feeling is that it is still his job to lose.
It is not as if QPR is a stable environment either, with Iain Dowie, who started the season in charge, sacked last month and caretaker Gareth Ainsworth replaced by Sousa last week. But the former Juventus midfielder said that he is determined to try to rebuild the club. The first goal of his reign arrived just after quarter of an hour and although Therry Racon equalised after half an hour, Blackstock's double showed how valuable a confident goalscorer is. He has nine for the campaign.
"I spoke with Dexter and watched his goals from this season with him," Sousa said. "I believe in him and the team can help him to score." After the debacle at Watford, Sousa had still spoken to the press afterwards. This was the chance for his side to show that they understood him and he felt that they responded. The manager's early worries evaporated when Damiano Tommasi crossed from the left after 17 minutes and found Blackstock, who slotted home from eight yards.
QPR's porous defence was exposed after half an hour, when Hameur Bouazza picked out Racon who sidefooted home from close range. The hosts then survived those later misses before Blackstock showed that watching television sometimes can be good for you.
Queen's Park Rangers (4-1-3-2): Cerny, Ramage, Stewart, Gorkss, Delaney, Ephraim, Tommasi (Mahon, 62), Leigertwood, Parejo (Ledesma, 74), Di Carmine (Agyemang, h-t), Blackstock. Substitutes not used: Cole (gk), Oastler.
Charlton (4-4-2): Weaver (gk), Cranie, Primus, Hudson, Youga, Gillespie, Racon, Semedo, Bouazza, Waghorn (Varney, 62), Gray. Substitutes not used: Elliot, Holland, Sam, Fortune.
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December 4, 2015 – So, yesterday was a hard day around here. Wednesday was hard, but yesterday was difficult in different ways. At what point does violence affect you personally? Does it affect you when you hear about it across the world? In your country? In your state? In the next city over? In your own town? In your neighborhood? When it affects a public figure, or an acquaintance, or a friend, or a relative? At what point does it become personal? Up until now, I had no sense of the complexity of dealing with this sort of thing. Wednesday, I felt shock and sadness for people who I don't know but feel geographically connected to (8 or so miles is not all that much), and I knew people who knew people who were mourning. Thursday was hard in a very different way as the focus shifted from the site of the violence to the home from which it had been fostered. Less than 2 miles from our home. ½ mile from Madeline's school. A stone's throw from Phil's office. Between our home and Juliana's school. No one died there, but it still evokes grief for me.
In the past few months, I've been reflecting on how overwhelming it is that technology gives us instant, immediate knowledge of tragedy from around the world. Around the whole stinkin' globe. How do we cope with that? How do we process it? We can't grieve everything, we can't fix everything. You don't want to ignore tragedy, but you just can't grieve everything everywhere. It's not humanly possible. So we tend to focus on our families, our community, which feel safe and in control. But then, when we do that, we start to believe that the evil is "out there", not "in here". And then we become smug and complacent and judgmental and unloving. And the reality is that there's no "out there". The fact that there were over 20 pipe bombs and 4,500 bullets and who knows what else sitting in a house on a street I drive daily means that the evil is here. But the enemy isn't a race or ethnicity or religion or even the devices used for destruction – it's the elements of our human nature that are warped and tarnished to extreme degrees. It's selfishness and greed, or pain and anger, or loneliness and grief, or superiority and pride. Or all of them. Those things are all around us and are inside of us. And they've been here always.
My community will no longer live in fear of the "what if". What we feared is here. And strangely, I'm partly relieved. We can stop being afraid of what might happen. It happened and we have to face it. It was in us all the time. I went to the grocery store yesterday and I realized I've probably shopped with those suspects before – at Trader Joe, or Gerrards, or, yes, the Middle Eastern market that I love and buy pomegranate paste from. And what about the people who actually knew the murderers – what are they thinking? That they should've seen some signs, should've had some idea?
And then, when I was driving home from the store yesterday, I saw a man who is very familiar to locals (you know him – he used to be one of a dapperly yet shabbily dressed duo, both in coat and hat, who would tip their hat and smile whenever you made eye contact; then it was him pushing his friend's wheelchair, still same greeting; and now it's just him). He tipped his hat to me and smiled, and I totally burst out crying right there as I was driving. HE's my community, too, and I've "known" him for years. Just like the evil, there's decency and love, joy and happiness and sacrifice, selflessness and dedication and bravery all around and within us, too. Those things are "out there" AND they are "in here".
The dichotomy of that – of evil and of good –has focused my prayers this week on the gift of free will. Free will is simultaneously a terrible and a wonderful thing. God gave us the power of choice. In His wisdom, He knew that forced love, forced submission, and the removal of choice are worthless. He gave us the power to choose Him or not. So, when people say that God's not listening, or that prayer does nothing, they forget or don't know or don't believe that God invites us to choose a relationship with Him, and that relationship provides us with eternal life and an open line of communication between us and our Creator and FORGIVENESS from our sins, but NOT a complete removal of that sin. He gives us love and hope and instructions for becoming more like Him. He did it for us, as a free gift, in spite of our sin and because we could not save ourselves. Now I look to His promise that nothing separates me from His love and feel the peace that comes with the knowledge of His sovereignty. So my response to the events of this week must be to continue to live out the heart of the Gospel and pour out love on the sinner, which includes me and you and our neighbor and the weird guy down the street. This sounds easy and right, because it *should* be, but the sin in me makes it hard. I'm so thankful for the unbroken tether that allows me to go back over and over to God to ask forgiveness for my selfish, unloving, nature that is so different from His earthly example.
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Arrange the numbers 1 to 6 in each set of circles below. The sum of each side of the triangle should equal the number in its centre.
Pat counts her sweets in different groups and both times she has
some left over. How many sweets could she have had?
An odd version of tic tac toe
Thank you for all the solutions you sent
to this problem. Akash from South Island School used clear
reasoning to reach an answer:
If the number's digits add up to an even number, then the digits
will be either odd &
odd or even & even.
If the ones digit is twice as much as the tens digit, then both
the digits must be even. This is because of the fact that if an odd
digit is multiplied by $2$, the product is always even.
Till now: Solution has even & even digits. The number is
smaller than $25$. This means that the first digit has to be $2$.
If the first digit is $2$, $2\times2=4$.
So the answer is $24$.
By the way, the number could be $00$ as well if it is
and Syed from Foxford School and
Community College, both used the same method. Syed says:
To solve this problem I go through one clue at a time and use my
elimination skill to find out what the number is:
Clue 1 : 'I am less than $25$'
So from this clue I list all the numbers below $25$.
$1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
20, 21, 22, 23, 24$
Clue 2 : 'My unit digit is twice my tens digit'
This clue can be split into smaller clues:
'It has a tens and unit digit'
So now I get rid of all the numbers from the list from clue 1 that
don't apply to this clue. So I have:
$10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24$
'Its unit digit is twice its tens digit'
$12, 24$
Clue 3: 'My digits add up to an even number'
$1 + 2 = 3$ which not an even number so that it can only be:
Alexis approached the problem slightly
differently. He wrote:
Many of you used Alexis' method, including
Alex and Phoebe from Newton Poppleford Primary. Finally, Michaela
from St Michael's C of E Primary had another way of solving the
But why did you only write down the even
numbers to start with, Michaela? How did you know the answer was
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Lazarus' eyes widened as Melissa cried for him not to leave her.
'I'm not going to leave you, Melissa. I can't,' he smiled a little.
'Hmm?' she questioned, still clinging to him like he was a life buoy.
'I couldn't leave you, Melissa.' His voice was quiet, but his tone was penetratingly serious. 'I love you.' He said simply.
'Everything that loved me found a way to leave me.' She replied. He shook his head.
'I won't.' He told her. He sat down on the edge of the bath and she sat with him. He pulled her onto his lap and tightened his arms around her waist.
'I hope fate won't take you as well.' She cried, relaxing her grip a little, though he didn't loosen his arms around her.
'Fate's already tried to tear us apart and we're still here.' He tried to make his voice as reassuring as possible. She simply nodded then looked at him.
'Sorry, I'm being stupid. Aren't I?' She lifted her hand to wipe way the tears from her face, but Lazarus stopped her, cupping her face in one hand, using a thumb to push them away.
'No. You've every right to be scared of losing me - the hunters are still out there.' He said unhappily.
'If... if I kill them, I lose you. If I don't, I lose you.' She stuttered. He rested his head on her shoulder, staring at the tiled wall. He sighed.
'This is why we left it to the police, so that we don't have to kill them. But I won't let them take me from you again, I won't. I can't let them do that to you.' He murmured. Melissa closed her eyes against the thought.
'We... have the viewing tomorrow, don't we?' she muttered, trying her best to forget the empty grief she had felt when he had been taken away before. He lifted his head.
'Yeah. I booked tickets for the Eurotunnel. All we need to do is turn up and get on the train.' He said.
'Good. I hate planes.' She shuddered for a moment, before placing a smiling softly. 'I suppose I'll let you get your shower. At this rate you'll never get one.' She laughed slightly, getting up from his lap. He stood with her, his grip around her loosened from the movement. He kissed her gently and dropped his hands from around her waist.
'I'm sorry for worrying you like this I just... It haunts me sometimes.' She kissed his cheek softly. He nodded.
'I'd be kinda worried if it didn't, to be honest.' He smiled.
'Yeah.' She nodded in absent agreement, and then lifted her hand up to her neck, still feeling as if the cross was still there. 'I just get scared too easily.'
'It's okay.' Lazarus said.
'I hope so.'
'It is.' He smiled warmly and began to unbutton his shirt, reaching over to turn the shower on. 'Don't mean to be rude, but I already smell enough of dog without adding to the odour.'
'Oh it's okay. I'll be in the living room.' Melissa left the bathroom and shut the door behind her. She curled up on the sofa and for a moment replayed Lazarus' words in her mind. "I won't let them take me from you again, I won't. I can't let them do that to you." She sighed and hugged a cushion to her, turning on the TV.
'... Hunter group that claim to protect the town from the creatures of the night. A lab has been found, abandoned, underground in...' the news reporter paused incredulously. 'Underground in the woods.' She finished and blinked at the camera. Melissa tensed.
'About time,' she muttered at the big screen.
'We go now to the scene where Andrew Donaldson is exploring the abandoned lab.'
'Thanks Faith.' Andrew said, the camera cutting to him standing outside the cottage. 'Yes as cliché and weird as it sounds - and of course completely ridiculous - we have found an underground lab. This unassuming cottage hides what looks more like a set of torture chambers than a lab. I'll be going back down in a minute to show you what we've found, the police are taking DNA and working on what they've found as we speak and they have given us exclusive access. You may find the images distressing.' The reporter led the cameraman down into the lab. It seemed as though the cameraman was more interested in turning the report into a horror film akin to the Blair Witch Project rather than reporting the news. He pointed the camera around every room, taking in the details.
The detainee cells were bare, cleared out, but dirty and it was obvious they had been used.
'It stinks down here,' the reporter grumbled, covering his nose. Remembering the camera could pick up his voice still he turned to the camera and explained the smell: 'like human waste and wet dog. It's horrible.' He said leading them further through the place. The dirty white walls looked so eerie with all the fluorescent lights switched on but no one around. They came to the room where Lazarus had been held. The chair was still in the middle of the floor, a pair of handcuffs was fastened to the back of the chair. A member of the forensics team walked into view a small key in hand. He unlocked the hand cuffs and bagged them, taking them away for DNA testing. The camera swept around the room, to the table behind the chair, the dog bowl on the floor.
'If you thought this looked more like a torture room, the cells beyond this are worse.' the reporter pushed through a door to a dimly lit corridor and pointed for the cameraman to go forwards until he came to the first cell. He showed the thick steel door and then looked inside the small room. The silver manacles on the walls needed no explaining.
'No...' Melissa moaned. The images filled her head; she remembered Lazarus' starved, beaten form in the manacles. The memory of the smell - blood and death - flooded her. She put her hands to her head, clutching at her hair.
In the shower, Lazarus was oblivious to what was on the TV, though he heard the muffled sounds of the program through the door. He stepped out of the bath and turned the water off, scrubbing himself dry. Pulling on his boxers, he opened the door and went to the bedroom, not seeing Melissa closing her eyes against the images on screen. As he dressed in the bedroom, he heard Melissa moan and the words from the reporter as he refused to go any further into the lab. Half dressed, he straightened, his eyes wide. He walked slowly towards Melissa on the sofa, his shirt clutched tightly in his balled fist. He sat, instantly transported back as the image sat on the screen mocking them.
The woman talked to the reporter as they made their way back to the room with the chair. The camera was pointed around the room again, and the reporter talked to the woman in the studio again, now off screen. The shirt fell from his hands to the floor as he watched, dumbfounded as forensics wandered around taking samples of anything that could be sampled. He glanced away from the screen to Melissa and he leant over, wrapping his arms around her.
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Drake has had a lot of success since he has signed with young money. Right off the bat he was making headlines and driving his crowds crazy. This year on the 53rd annual Grammy Awards Drake was nominated a total of four times. He spoke with Global Grind about the nominations:
"It's always, to get any type of Grammy accolade or anything, it's cliché but it's a dream come true in the literal sense, that thing you have between sleeping and waking up," "That time spent I used to think about being on the stage and being able to thank the people that have done so much for me in my life."
He is being nominated for:
Best Rap Album for Thank Me Later.
Best New Artist
Best Rap Solo Performance for "Over"
Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for "Fancy" with T.I. and Swizz Beatz.
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The windowpane was sputtering the way it did when he first awoke in this room. The window would shake in fits and starts, giving up and then rolling in stronger. It kept at it this way for several minutes until finally the window popped up from the sill—just a crack.
The old man looked curiously at the crack when the gentle breath of fresh air glided across his face. In the gentlest of whispers, he swore he could hear someone say, "the forest."
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The old man had been strapped to his bed for a week. He'd been lying in his own filth for just as long, when Blondie and two of the men in white came to pay him a visit.
"You need to behave yourself. You're going to be staying with us for the rest of your life. They found you tied up with a black chain in a basement somewhere and no one else would take you. If you leave here, there's nowhere for you to go. You'll be alone on the streets picking through trash or begging for food. They put your face up all over the news. No friends or family came for you. The state is paying us to care for you, but they aren't paying us to deal with any bullshit. Now we're going to shower you, feed you, clean up this room after you messed it, and you're going to act right, you understand?"
The old man's anger was tempered by his wisdom. He was wise enough to play his part until the time was right. He shook his head in agreement.
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After his shower, the old man was seated alone in the cafeteria, eating his meal. The old woman with the brown eyes sat down across from him. He looked around and couldn't see the woman she had been feeding the other day. What happened to her?
She looked up at him. "Are you doing okay?"
He tried to say something back, but it was just mumbled gibberish. The old woman looked confused. The old man looked back at her in frustration. He pointed at his mouth and shrugged his shoulders.
"Oh, you can't talk?" He shook his head yes. "Are you a mute?" He shrugged his shoulders.
"Huh," she said, "my name's Loretta." The old man gave her a smile and she smiled back, then she went back to eating.


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Last Saturday we gave you an exclusive preview of the new program for military kids called "Me and a Friend." A collaboration between the Washington Nationals and USO of Metropolitan DC resulted in this unique program, which provided nearly 4,000 free tickets for Sunday's home game at Nationals Park.
The program was created in consultation with the Department of Defense as a way to say thanks for the sacrifices made by military kids, and will continue throughout the remainder of the baseball season.
Teens, especially, find that heading out to a baseball game with friends can make a big difference in normalizing their experience as a member of a military family.
"A lot of times, teens just can't find anything to do," as Josh Braden explained to Lisa Daniel of American Forces Press Service.
"The focus is just on clubs and stuff. So this is a good thing to do to keep kids out of trouble." Braden attended the game with his friend Kelsie Vick, a recent graduate of Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, Va., who has relocated 10 times with her Army family.
Didn't make it out to Sunday's game? No problem! There's still plenty of time to participate in "Me and a Friend" this summer. To check ticket availability for the July 11 game against the Giants please use USO-Metro's TicketLine program. All tickets must be picked up at the USO office at 228 McNair Road, Bldg 405 Fort Myer, Va., 22211. And check out more pics below!
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NBC's 'This Is Us' Cast Visits Service Members and Military Families on USO Tour at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
It was a morning to remember. A group of stars from NBC's "This Is Us" – Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia, Chrissy Metz, Justin Hartley, Susan Kelechi Watson and Chris Sullivan – spent a morning visiting service members and their families at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst as part of a USO entertainment tour.
May 24, 2017
After Struggling to Find His Place in the World, Marine Finds Two Families – and His Place in Both
Deron Johnson didn't plan on joining the military, but he ended up a Marine. He also didn't anticipate becoming a fraternity brother at Texas A&M, but then came Theta Chi and its history of supporting the military - and the USO.
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USO Operation Birthday Cake Brings the Party to Service Members in Japan
When Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeffrey Lee received an urgent call to head to his work station one morning, he thought there was something seriously wrong, but there was no emergency. Instead, he walked into his own surprise birthday celebration, courtesy of his wife, USO Yokosuka and the Operation Birthday Cake Program.


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Gary Butcher became the 31st player to take four wickets in successive balls last Wednesday. In all, it was the 32nd time the feat had been achieved, the 20th in England, the 17th in county matches, the second at The Oval.
Gary Butcher became the 31st player to take four wickets in successive balls last Wednesday. In all, it was the 32nd time the feat had been achieved, the 20th in England, the 17th in county matches, the second at The Oval.
What kind of man is it who can transform the fortunes of a match in a trice? Butcher, who has appeared in two Championship-winning teams, took a wicket with his first ball in the one-day league, and plays the bass guitar, joins some rum company.
Take, for starters, Robert Crisp, the only bowler in history to have twice taken four wickets in four balls. He did so for Western Province in 1931-32 and 1933-34. Crisp was one of life's swashbucklers. Born in Calcutta, he was educated in Rhodesia and had just climbed Kilimanjaro when he was selected for South Africa's 1935 tour of England. Crisp was a tank commander in the Second World War, won the DSO, founded a minority black newspaper in South Africa, tried mink farming in England, became a journalist, lived in a Greek hut, walked round Crete and died at 82 with a copy of the Sporting Life in his lap having just lost a £20 bet.
Then there was Albert Trott, whose story is ultimately sad. He took his four wickets as well as a separate hat-trick in the same innings of his benefit match at Lord's in 1907.
Trott came to England on his own account when he failed to be chosen for Australia's 1896 touring side and qualified for Middlesex. He swiftly showed his outstanding all-round abilities and was at his best in 1899 and 1900, in the first of which years he became the only man to hit a ball over the Lord's pavilion. Trott shot himself in 1914 at the age of 41 when he was terminally ill and in constant pain.
The first player to take four in four was one Joseph Wells in 1862, for Kent against Sussex at Brighton. Four years later, his son was born. He was H G Wells.
The second player was George Ulyett for Lord Harris' XI against New South Wales in Sydney in 1878-79. At the time, Ulyett probably thought much more of this than his appearance in the First Test all of two years earlier, as it had not been yet designated as such. Another man of many parts, Ulyett also kept goal for Sheffield Wednesday.
Arthur Mold features in the list, but doubt must be cast on the achievement. His action was the subject of muttering throughout his career. He was not called for throwing until 1900, but left the game for good in 1901 when he was no-balled 16 times in 10 overs.
Then there was Hal Hooker. In 1928-29 for New South Wales against Victoria he finished off the innings with a hat-trick, then took a wicket with the first ball of the follow-on, still the only man to take four in four in the Sheffield Shield.
But a month earlier in the corresponding fixture, Hooker staked a more singular and enduring claim to a place in the annals. He joined Alan Kippax at the wicket when NSW were 113 for 9 on Christmas Eve. On Christmas Day, before a sparse crowd, he reached 18 by lunch, 22 by tea and on Boxing Day was dismissed for 63.
Holbrook and Kippax, who made 260no, had put on 307. It remains the highest 10th-wicket partnership of all.
So, if three wickets in three balls is a hat-trick, what is the collective term for four in four? Thirty-two times in 138 years may not touch the realms of frequency, but there have now been five instances in the past 12 years.
The term hat-trick has two possible derivations. One is that a hat used to be awarded to a player who turned in a good bowling performance (not necessarily three wickets with successive balls). The other is that a hat would be passed round for a good effort and the contents (one hopes more substantial than a couple of toffees and a rolled-up peanut packet) given to the player.
Eventually, the phrase was coined and passed into common usage. It is time for four to have its own word. A "ten gallon" is a possibility. As is a "topper", both to keep the hat connection and indicate something better than a mere hat-trick. Other suggestions welcome, but the Diary has the answer. It should be named after the only man who made a habit of performing the feat. Four in four is a "crisp".
Headingley remains magical but shabby. They are spending £10m on a winter revamp which apparently involves realigning the Western Terrace, but not digging up the pitch.
There is a mild disappointment about Sir Vivian - The Definitive Autobiography (Michael Joseph, £16.99). It tells his great story honestly enough, but his ghost writer and friend, Bob Harris, does not quite capture the awesome swagger of Viv Richards. There are, though, some reminders of what we are missing and why he was one of the five cricketers of the last century.
In dismantling the character of the former Australian fast bowler Craig McDermott (he uses the word "coward"), Rich-ards also refers to Glenn McGrath. Paying tribute to McGrath's ability Richards says he had better watch his antics or "one day he may meet up with the wrong individual... somebody who is bigger than him. I would have loved to have played him." Viv is in no doubt who would have won the contest.
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Usman Afzaal made his debut for Nottinghamshire in 1995 when he was just 18. Much promise has come and gone since those days. But Afzaal's vast potential comes ever closer to being fulfilled. He had scored three centuries at the start of this season and on Thursday he doubled that total with his third Championship hundred of the summer. This left-handed stroke-player's calmer approach was demonstrated by his refusal to be flustered when he spent no less than an hour in the nineties. He was born in Rawalpindi, went to school in Nottingham and supports Manchester United.Reuse content


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State labor officials say metro Atlanta's unemployment rate has risen to 8.9 percent. The Georgia Department of Labor announced the new numbers early Thursday. The 8.9 percent jobless rate for June was up seventh-tenths of a percent point, from 8.2 percent in May. That was still under the 9.3 percent rate in June a year ago.
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Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 8.4 percent in March, the lowest rate since December 2008. That is down from 8.6 percent in February, and 9.1 percent in March a year ago.
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Georgia's seasonally adjusted jobless rate for February was the lowest since January 2009, down to 8.6 percent from 8.7 percent in January. The Georgia Department of Labor announced the February numbers early Thursday.
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Thu., December 20, 2012 6:00am
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State labor officials said Thursday morning that Georgia's seasonally adjusted jobless rate declined to 8.5 percent in November. State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said that is the lowest state unemployment rate in nearly four years, since it was 8.5 percent in January 2009.
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Fewer layoffs and a shrinking labor force pushed unemployment down in all of Georgia's metropolitan areas last month. Meanwhile, the statewide unemployment rate held steady in August.
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Georgia Jobless Rate Steady In August
Georgia's unemployment rate held steady last month at 9.2 percent, the same as July's seasonally adjusted rate. Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said the state's labor force is growing as more people resume their job search and the number of jobs is increasing.
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A growing labor force and layoffs pushed local unemployment rates up in July across Georgia. The Rome metro area saw the largest jobless rate increase – up four-tenths of a point to 11.2 percent.
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– Viktor G.
Dear Dr.Benjamin,
The staff at the Laser Eye Associates was great! The whole surgery took less than fifteen minutes and most importantly, was almost painless. I was able to go back to work in two days following the surgery. My procedure was a life changing experience. I can now fully enjoy my life with 20/20 vision.
In our competitive world, many health professionals try to "sell" rather than inform and educate patients about their services. Without adequate information, we can easily become a target of these who promise unrealistic results for a quick fix. To find the right doctor, you have to do an extensive research and get all the information available on a given subject. I did my research and proud of my decision. Dr Benjamin is not only a true professional, but also a caring and honest person.
– Leisha Hailey, Actress – "The L Word
Thanks for making me look picture perfect! I love being glasses free.
– Mia Kirshner, Actress – "The L Word"
Dear Dr.Benjamin,
After dealing with the burden of glasses for many years, I am very glad to be glasses free.
The entire process from start to finish was easy and your staff made me feel totally comfortable. My only regret is not having LASIK sooner!
– Carlos Alcalde