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"I was, but now I'm better."
The student giggled in her wire prison. Loudly. Quant saw the humour, though really he had only stated it as fact. He allowed his old bones only the briefest chuckle. People had noticed. Heard Steiffa's giggling. A mob of starers deserting that beargirl laughing after them; they sidled nearer, like a herd of moo'cows questing after greener pastures.
"Ohh – not my adoring fans again!" Steiffa quipped, then fell silent, even as wary Quant shushed her.
"Wuzzid laughin'?" – the townsman herded his three little children in close to the tall cage on its thin table.
Quant stood head and shoulders above the tallest man the town could field, and that fellow wasn't at the circus this festive night. This dozen enjoying the half-freedom of the town under something less than half-curfew jostled the old healer, curious, peering round him in at silent, sullen, stock-still Steiffa, not quite hidden in her straw.
"Izzid dead, Duddy?"
"Sure id wuz laughin' – Uh knowz laughin' when uh hears laughin' –"
"You're mistaken, sir," said Quant, gathering himself, "Only playful rattie chittering, it was. Can you see that?"
"Uhhh…only playsful rattie chitterin', id wuz…"
"Only like laughing, d'you see?"
"Only…like laughin' –"
"PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE EXHIBITS," boomed the man only just taller than the children poking fingers in Steiffa's cage.
The small girl in front kindly had pushed through a nipped off bit of carrot she munched as a snack. Steiffa had it, rolling over and over in her tiny paws, and nibbling it like it might taste the tastiest of any circus carrot ever.
"Management cautions our guests, at all times, keep one's limbs and appendages – like one's fingers, little sir – away from the exhibits, for grievous injury, or loss, of guest limbs, appendages, and-or fingers, likely to result. And that also means you, little lady."
"Duddy –"
The sideshow barker had adapted to squinting his big bright eyes in this world outside his forests, far away in Waldran. Quant noted he was strikingly taller than most forestmen. And knowing a little of their ways, reasonably supposed that possibly how he came to his job here: he hadn't fit in back home.
Steiffa's fans drifted back to the laughing beargirl, broadly sweeping her long arms at them in welcome and joy.
Quant figured to try, and try though knowing the forest people of Waldran were hardly the easiest to…persuade.
"Seeing as you, sir, hardly have a talkative talking rattie here, this one's in all frankness not really paying its way. Perhaps you, sir, might think to earn your circus a little silver your circus prob'y otherwise should not see. A capable man, such as yourself, I would suggest, can see this only too well –"
Narrowing his eyes, in no rush the barker came round in front of Steiffa's table and cage – "A little found silver always a good end t'the night, oh yesss. What, sir, might y'be suggesting then?"
"Well, sir, I have an abiding…fondness for small things, and pretty little ratties among them. And that your rather unpromising talking rattie really isn't – well, that hardly puts me off, seeing as I'm an old man, also much fond of quieter surroundings. Your quieter little rattie should do me fine –"
"Should do y'fine, indeed. Then, sir, I should say there is but the price for haggling over –"
"But the bit of silver, sir –"
"Bit o'silver, sir…but also for the cage –"
"But I'd not want the cage, sir –"
"But no cage, sir…for you'd carry her home in your suit pocket – Am I right, or am I right, sir? –"
"But – right, sir – Heh heh – and but the bit of silver, as you say, sir – Heh heh –"
"But, sir, for a bit of the King's head turned sideways, yesss…in my hand, here, sir – and heh heh back at you, sir –"
The barker's hand proffered before him, Quant figured best not to doubt it. Producing a smooth river pebble from his pocket, kept there because Quant liked smooth river pebbles, quickly he put it in that waiting hand.
The forestman's eyes widened, darkest brown and deep.
"But not a silver pebble…sir?" – and he advanced fiercely on Quant, put his chin hard in the healer's waist – "These eyes not only see well in shadows. Did y'think your mind trick should play on me, old man? –"
Half in her straw, Steiffa squeaked a word so extremely impolite that her wire cage would seem a playground to her had Madame heard it.
"Apologies, sir – It was not polite of me to try."
Quant's apology apparently sufficient, the barker backed off a step, squinting his eyes again.
"Down on your luck, is it? And wanting a little rattie?"
"Come to see the circus…Yes, I've had luckier days. I'm fond, as I've said, of…animals –"
"You might try me for apprentice barker. Y'might talk buckets o'silver outta these…guests here – I'd say you should do very nice – if it's yesss –"
"Nooo," Quant returned, gently, diplomatically, and gathering himself again, as the idea sparked in him – "But it's the animals I came for. And I'm shocked…they look…unwell –"
Disregarding the beargirl, clearly and loudly quite well, Quant reasoned this ploy should work in his and little Steiffa's favour, for of all the many peoples of the world the forest people in Waldran held precious as their own lives the lives of every animal.
It did work. The barker recoiled as if slapped across the face – "You would know how? –"
"I am a healer…in my land –"
"I care for these myself! –"
"The beargirl there –"
"She has her own bed – and proper clothes – her hair brushed out at night –"
"This little rattie –"
"She's only stubborn – The new ones always are – See, Healer, I do the best I can for mine –"
"I would not suggest you don't, sir…knowing your kind people –"
"Isn't easy, y'know. I should ask Medved for more for them – but y'have t'find silver before y'can spend silver –"
"I spoke too harshly, sir –"
"Listen, Healer. You can benefit from the work. Be healer here. Be apprentice barker on his wife's books – Medved'll go for that. Healer by my side. And see to all mine here. What say you then? Well?"
"I can benefit from such work. Thanks, sir –"
"And here's my hand on it – Kurt's my name –"
"Quant," said Quant, instantly regretting that he hadn't thought up an alias. This was a young man's game.


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One of the best parts of playing in a dynasty league is trying to find those hidden gems. I always say I love to win my dynasty league, but I love playing in it even more. Making trades, scouring the waiver wire for the next big thing and loading up the back end of my roster are the reasons why I play fantasy football.
When looking for a player who has a chance to surprise further down the depth chart, fantasy owners need that guy to have a combination of talent and opportunity. It's an ongoing process, but if you were one of the people who hit on Miles Austin or Victor Cruz, it's a great feeling.
Here are four players early on in the summer I believe have a chance to help dynasty league owners in the near future if a few things break the right way:
Joe Webb, QB MIN
I know Webb is a quarterback some dynasty owners are holding onto as a developmental guy and I say give him one more season before throwing in the towel.
Christian Ponder will be the Vikings starter, but that doesn't mean he's going to survive the season. Even with the addition of first-round pick Matt Kalil, Minnesota's offensive line still has a lot of holes.
Let's be honest, by playing the NFC North, the Vikings will have to throw the ball a lot to keep up with the high-powered offenses of Detroit, Chicago and Green Bay. While the Vikings offensive line should be improved, Ponder is still going to be running for his life if Minnesota is playing from behind and forced to throw.
Ponder got beaten up pretty good as a rookie and overall there are a lot of question marks surrounding this Vikings offense. How much better will the line be this season? Will another receiver step up to take pressure off Percy Harvin? Will Adrian Peterson be healthy to start the season? Will Leslie Frazier be fired before Thanksgiving?
Teams with that kind of uncertainty are where guys can emerge during the season to really help fantasy owners. Webb is a great athlete, but he was extremely raw coming out of UAB and he's still a work in progress. Is Webb a long-term answer at quarterback? I don't know about that, but if he plays he will always have some fantasy value because of his ability to run.
Regardless of what you think about Tim Tebow as an NFL quarterback, he'll always have value in the fantasy world when he starts because of his rushing yards and touchdowns. Webb isn't Tebow, but his rushing numbers would be an added bonus for fantasy owners. Plus, with the Vikings weaknesses on the offensive line, Webb's ability to avoid the rush and throw on the run may actually help the offense if Ponder goes down.
Right now, Sage Rosenfels is listed as the Vikings backup. Although, if something should happen to Ponder I believe the team will turn to Webb because of his mobility and athleticism. We know what Rosenfels brings to the table and it isn't a whole heck of a lot. If Minnesota is 1-5 and Ponder gets injured, look for Webb to get the call.
I won't be surprised at all if Webb ends up helping dynasty league owners by the end of the season. Minnesota is one of those teams where a lot of things can change in a hurry. If you're holding onto Webb, I would give him one more year and see what happens in Minnesota. It could pay off for you.
Andre Holmes, WR DAL
I've been a Dallas fan for over 30 years and there are certain things I know about that team. I know they'll never win another Super Bowl in my lifetime because of the way Jerry Jones runs the organization and I know Kevin Ogletree can't play.
Only in Dallas would Ogletree still be on the team. The guy has been given chances to produce and has shown no signs of being an NFL-caliber receiver. Last year against the Redskins when the Cowboys had injuries at receiver, Ogletree struggled so badly running the wrong routes that he had to be replaced by a guy Dallas signed earlier that week. His name was Laurent Robinson.
In other words, Ogletree knew less about the offense than a receiver who had been on the team for five days. In my opinion, the Cowboys third receiver job will come down to Holmes and Dwayne Harris. I just don't believe Ogletree will ever produce, even if he ends up winning the job initially.
Holmes has been receiving some rave reviews because of his play in OTAs. Take that with a grain of salt, though. A lot of guys look good playing against air. Still, Holmes has physical skills. It's hard to find receivers who are 6'5?, 208 pounds and run a 4.4 40. Those are impressive measurables.
Holmes played at Division II Hillsdale College where he caught 181 passes for 2,444 yards and 17 touchdowns over his final two seasons. He spent last year on Dallas' practice squad for the first 13 games before being signed to the active roster in December to prevent another team from stealing him away.
Holmes is certainly an intriguing prospect on paper, but I also like the fact that he's 6'5?. When the Cowboys used a three-receiver set last year, Robinson lined up on the outside with Miles Austin moving into the slot a majority of the time. Dallas likes to use Austin in the slot next to Jason Witten so defenses have a tougher time taking away both players. Holmes has the size where he can be utilized in a similar role as Robinson was last year, allowing Austin to be used more out of the slot.
Dallas drafted Danny Coale out of Virginia Tech in Round five, but he broke his foot in May, so the rookie will already be playing catch-up once he returns in training camp. Harris was very productive at East Carolina, but he struggled to pick up the offense in his first season. I believe out of this group that Holmes is the favorite to be the Cowboys third receiver this season.
I have no idea if any of the guys vying for that third receiver job can play, but Holmes has the most upside simply because of his size, speed and leaping ability. If you're in a dynasty league and looking for a receiver who may come out of nowhere and be a fantasy factor, Holmes is a solid candidate when you combine physical skills and opportunity. I think he's worth a shot.
Charles Clay, H-Back MIA
I actually covered the Tulsa football team when Clay was in college, so I'm very familiar with him.
Clay played both running back and H-back at Tulsa, but I always thought he was miscast as a running back. Tulsa fans heard that from me virtually every week. Clay was such a productive receiver from the H-back position, so I always questioned why the team even bothered using him in the backfield at all. It made no sense to me.
He has really soft hands, so catching the ball isn't a problem for him. Also, because he used to play running back, Clay is a monster to bring down in the open field. I know a lot of people don't see Tulsa play every week but trust me, he had some of the most impressive open field runs in college football during his time there.
Clay is listed as a fullback, but he's going to line up at different positions for Miami, so in reality he's an H-back. Now let's look at the Dolphins tight ends. Anthony Fasano is what he is at this point. Fasano is a good blocker, but he's nothing special as a receiver and I don't think he really fits into what new coach Joe Philbin wants to do on offense.
Some people like rookie tight end Michael Egnew. I'm not one of those people. I certainly don't see Egnew being a major factor as a rookie. Very few rookie tight ends have fantasy value to begin with and in my opinion Egnew's game still needs a lot of work.
That leaves Clay as a bit of a wild card. When I break down teams that don't have a lot of playmakers on offense like Miami, I look for guys who have the ability to step up and make plays. I think Clay is one of those guys. I believe Philbin will try to get the ball into the hands of the few playmakers he has on the offensive side of the ball as often as possible. That could mean a much bigger role for Clay in the passing game.
Clay may end up being a guy without a position in the NFL, but I've always thought he could excel as an H-back in the right system. Now with Philbin in Miami, the stars may be aligning for Clay. Keep your eye on him.
Josh Cooper, WR CLE
Cooper is in an interesting situation with the Browns. I personally was surprised that Cooper wasn't drafted, but at the end of the day he ended up in a perfect place for him to succeed.
Because Cooper is white and has lined up in the slot once in his life he'll obviously be compared to Wes Welker by everyone in the media. Cooper isn't nearly as quick as Welker, though. The guy he reminds me of is Bobby Engram, who was a darn good slot receiver in his own right.
Again, I'm always looking for opportunity. There's no better opportunity for a receiver that displays any kind of ability than in Cleveland. Other than Greg Little, the Browns don't have much at receiver. I believe this is the tenth straight year Mohamed Massaquoi is supposed to have a breakout season. Sure, call me when he learns how to catch and run a route and then maybe I'll listen.
Now Cooper may not even make the team, but he's battling with guys like Jordan Norwood, Carlton Mitchell and Travis Benjamin for reps. Maybe one of those players will end up being a star, but on paper that isn't a very daunting list. Plus, Cooper has more experience running routes out of the slot than any of them, so he has a bit of a leg up in that department.
Then there's the most obvious plus in Cooper's corner; he was college teammates with Brandon Weeden at Oklahoma State. Anyone who's watched the Cowboys play over the last couple of years knows Weeden and Cooper already have tremendous chemistry together. Being a rookie quarterback and not having a lot of accomplished receivers to begin with, there's a good chance Weeden will be looking Cooper's way a lot if the two end up on the field together.
We're obviously looking for longshots here and Cooper certainly qualifies, but I like his prospects in Cleveland. He'll need to have an impressive camp to make the team but if he does, Cooper will be a guy to watch in PPR leagues.
If a receiver is going to come out of nowhere and help fantasy owners, it could very well be in Cleveland where there's a lot of uncertainty at the position. If you're searching for a lottery ticket at receiver to grab and stash, track Cooper's progress closely over the next couple of months.
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"Really? Thanks Miss Chick. I would love to be Velma, you know, get myself in to the more evil side instead of playing the innocent."
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The House yesterday unanimously passed reform legislation after Democratic leaders pulled a provision that would have let lawmakers convicted in the 110th Congress keep their pensions.
Republicans led bipartisan opposition to the provision, which was inserted to parallel the Senate bill but would have delayed the pension-rights reform until Jan. 1, 2009.
Several Republicans who sponsored similar reform legislation in the 109th Congress lined up to protest when they heard that the provision had been added.
Rumor on the floor had it that withdrawal of the controversial provision had been so hasty that it was handed to the clerk written on a napkin.
The GOP members argued that the minority had not been given the chance to see the amendment and that it would exclude members now currently being investigated for possible corruption. Republicans alluded to Rep. William Jefferson (D-La.), whom investigators found with $90,000 in cash in his freezer, as a reason Democrats sought the delay.
Democrats rejected the assertion and a spokesman for Jefferson, who voted for the bill, said, "The congressman supported this measure when it was introduced in the 109th and he continues to support it."
Complaining that formal procedures continued to be ignored by Democrats, Rep. John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) said, "They rewrote the bill in part on the floor in the 45 minutes leading up to the debate or less. They prominently discussed 48 hours to look at any bill before it moved on the floor and so I tried to say we aren't getting our 48 hours and the chair ruled that it was not a proper rule of order."
Shadegg said the parliamentarian told him he was not entitled to the 48 hours; that was a guideline, not a rule.
The Congressional Pension Accountability Act was introduced by freshman member Nancy Boyda (D-Kan.) and brought up on suspension in order to move the bill quickly to the Senate.
Minority Whip Roy BluntRoy BluntSenators unveil infrastructure investment bill GOP nears total exasperation with Trump GOP senators pitch Merrick Garland for FBI director MORE (R-Mo.) said of the hastily withdrawn delay provision: "Nobody was aware of the change of the time and the date, and literally a napkin was filed changing the enacting date [of] Jan. 1, 2009, back to the date that had previously been always discussed, Jan. 1, 2007.
"When you are changing bills on the floor, writing the change out on a napkin and dropping that in the hopper — I think the American people should begin to understand that the process here is not working as it should."
Rep. James McGovern (D-Mass.), who was in the Speaker's chair at the time of debate, denied the rumor about the napkin; the text of the changes were made available to members inside the chamber and they had simply run out of copies, he said.
Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said, "It was changed on some piece of paper of which the consistency I don't know."
Rep. Mark KirkMark KirkTaking the easy layup: Why brain cancer patients depend on it The Mideast-focused Senate letter we need to see The way forward on the Iran nuclear deal under President Trump MORE (R-Ill.) attributed the floor confusion to "incompetence."
Minority Leader John BoehnerJohn BoehnerTrump aide: Boehner is the disaster Boehner: Tax reform is 'just a bunch of happy talk' Lobbying World MORE (R-Ohio) added, "I think most members of Congress think that if you are convicted of a felony involving the abuse of your office you ought to forfeit your pension. How they've done it, though, and how this bill has come to the floor, is an abomination to the rules.
"And while nobody really knows what all the rules are, I think most people understand fairness … and what's lacking here has been … fairness for the minority party to participate in the process."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 29, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Comal County Sports teams this Bud Dailmann at ball, June 9-12 Participants fundamental s sports, along \ tice them. On!8,C^j©ralc£Zeitunj^^ Sports Day ■ To talk with Sports Editor Tom Erickson about Sports Day, call 625-9144, Ext. 223. Readers can send e-mail to HZsportsOaol.com. Sports Day The Press (Events are listed according to timeliness and as space allows) the Landa Park Dolphins swimming teams will held this week from 5 to 6 p.m. each day at the Landa Park Olympic pool. Children who cannot pass swim test will be eligible for the Swim America Training Program. Swimmers who have participated before must register before Sunday to be on the year. For more information, call 625-6342. Dogs men's The Diamond Dogs men's softball tournament is set for Sunday at the Seguin Softball 4-Rex. Entry fee is $100 per team and the tournament is open to OIE teams. For more information, call (210) 372-0833 or (210) 379-1803. gifts' sports comp The Canyon Middle School girls' coaches are offering a four-day sports camp, which includes volleyball and basket-June9-12. will be taught the skills of the two with drills to prac-them. Only the first 50 incoming seventh-graders will be accepted. Girls who plan to tryout for volleyball and basketball at the middle school are encouraged to attend. The registration fee is more information or to register, call Joanne Flores or Kathy HTickey at 625-7335 or Mr. McElroy at 625-1295. Camp Tennis 1M7 Camp Tennis '97 is set for June 2-6 and 9-13 at Smithson Valley High School. Sessions will run from 9 a m. to noon each day. The camp is open to girls and boys in grades six, seven and eight. For more information, call Keith Brown at (210) 499-4920. Rangers baseball team gets new leader Former coach to assume new athletic duties at SVHS By TOM ERICKSON Sports Editor_ When members of the Smithson Valley baseball team step up to the plate next spring, a new face will greet them at the third base coaching box. The face will belong to Matt Gustafson, who was named the Rangers' new coach earlier this week. Gustafson replaces Robert Teuton, who will remain at the school and continue coaching. "Gustafson is going to be new baseball coach," SVHS athletic director Larry Hill said Wednesday. "Coach Teuton has asked to do other things within athletic department." Hill said he was excited about bringing Gustafson aboard. He spent the last three years at Clark High School, where his teams made the playoffs each of those three years. "Coach Gustafson has fine reputation and has won lots of games," Hill said. "We're pleased to have someone of his caliber and experience." Hill said Teuton's new duties have yet to be determined. "We've got a big picture type of thing right now. ' he said. "We have to make sure all puzzle piece*, are in place before we start filling the gaps." Gustafson said being able to concentrate on baseball in the fall was a big perk of the Smithson Valley job. "I am really excited," he said. "It was one of those great opportunities for a baseball coach who is looking to free up the fall with football and work with the team year-round. Those jobs are hard to find. "I think there are only three other schools in South Texas which have baseball coaches free in the fall." Turning the Rangers into playoff contenders may take patience, but Gustafson said he was ready for the task. "I'm looking forward to it," he said. "It's a difficult challenge for myself. I've heard great things about Comal ISD and Smithson Valley High School. I think it fits me well." Gustafson began his career at Marion High School and coached in Uvalde for two years before moving on to Clark. He has an overall record of 183-84-1 in ll seasons and was 48-25 in three years at Clark. Gustafson said he planned to spend the next few months getting adjusted to the team . "Right now I really don't know much about the kids, but I've heard good and positive things," he said. Reaching the playoffs is the main goal for Gustafson, but there was no timetable set. "When I took over the Marion job, they had won six games in eight years," he said. "We went to the playoffs in my second year and then went five years straight after that. "I expect to get in the playoffs soon. I will tell the kids that I can't promise how many games they will win, but they will be better young men and know lot more about baseball." The New Braunfels Youth Soccer Association will sponsor the Guadalupe Soccer Academy Summer Camp in June at the H-E-B Soccer Complex. Camps will be conducted from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 2-6, 9-13, 16-20 and 23-27. 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The quartet of Lee Maddox, Bud Fuller, Lloyd Taylor and Irene Taylor scored an 8-under 64 to finish third. Five teams tied for fourth, with each group scoring 7-under 65s. The team of Swede Kuellberg, Fred Maxwell, Bill Gardner and Mary Maxwell won by virtue of its birdie on Hole 9. In the contest for nearest to the hole on the par-3 holes, Bill Kennedy won the prize for No. 7. Miiaddox hit his tee shot on No. 9 within 12 inches to win, Polly Johnson got the prize for No. 12 and Mel Johnston was closest on No. 15. A total of 56 players participated in the tournament. The next event is scheduled for June 24 at Landa Park. For more information, call Charlie Smith at 625-8104. Rockets getting used to facing, staving off elimination Houston has 11-2 record when backs are against wall HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Rockets are facing elimination once again, and that might not be so bad for them. 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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by BuffaloScott, Aug 5, 2009.
Boy, I'm seeing that red x everywhere, couldn't they come up with something original?:smile2:
I view it less as an "x" and more as a crosshairs on the schedule. It serves as a metaphor for focus and lethality. It's ****ing brilliant in my opinion.
awesome picture, i gots a new background.
they moved Folsom a lot closer to the Flatirons since i walked by there the other day....heh.
Oh no's the big Red X crosshairs between the eyes of the Niblets.
thats sick
to easy but I will join in........must be the fusker game on the poster
Here are the numbers I can pick out:
2, 53, 83, 23, 60, 87, (or 57,) 15, 22, 66, 99, 97 (or 91)
So, is there any hidden meaning :wow:
or just a graphic artist left to own devices?
Darrell Scott # 2
Kevin Cooney # 53
(or Ryan Dannewitz # 53 )
Will Pericak # 83
Jalil Brown # 23
David Clark # 60
Riar Geer # 87
(or Guy Sergent #57?)
Zach Grossnickle #15
Arthur Jaffee # 22
Blake Behrens # 66
Tyler Sale # 99
Taj Kaynor # 97
Between the #2 and #53, the jersey starts with a 4, but can't see enough to guess at what it could be ... lot of good ones in the forties...
thats definitely not scott, that guy is white. and 15 is blackmon from last year.
That, or they just removed the last names from this photo:
And I have no idea why some of you can see the photo and others can't.
I hope he got some credit for that. Good catch.
It says on the poster "Photo by Alex Benison (flickr.com/benison)"
I know he is a poster here (I don't know who, sorry for being a noob), but his photos are really stunning. Like many, I am envious of the sunset over folsom that is so spectacular.
And here I was thinking someone chose those numbers for a mystical reason, not just the order guys happened to walk out of the tunnel at a game last year.
Grossnickle?? Think about it, would he be in uniform last year as a senior...in high school?
No, I knew that, I didn't know it was a PHOTO. I thought it was a newly created graphic.
My actual opinion was that the graphic artist just picked numbers he/she liked and didn't realize they related to actual players.
Now that I know it's a pic from last season, it makes perfect sense.
I'm ashamed it wasn't obvious, though.
Here's a version that I was able to see.
He has some pretty sweet pics in his profile. I liked this one.
where is this red x? or does it exist?
My statement would look exactly like yours if you replaced the words "red x" with "CU schedule poster".
Anyone find a computer background with the scedule on it? I would love to have one and send one to my father in law.
I will pick up a bunch of those schedules at the pre-game luncheon the Friday before CSU-CU game. Both my FIL and I always go to that. It's like the official start to the football season!
While looking for those, I came across the July Platitudes. Read the article on 'Once a Buff, Always a Buff'. Good article.
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Hox genes have been implicated in the evolution of many animal body patterns, but the molecular events underlying trait modification have not been elucidated. Pigmentation of the posterior male abdomen is a recently acquired trait in the Drosophila melanogaster lineage. Here, we show that the Abdominal-B (ABD-B) Hox protein directly activates expression of… (More)
Understanding the mechanisms underlying the morphological divergence of species is one of the central goals of evolutionary biology. Here, we analyze the genetic and molecular bases of the divergence of body pigmentation patterns between Drosophila yakuba and its sister species Drosophila santomea. We found that loss of pigmentation in D. santomea involved… (More)
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We have shown previously that the loss of abdominal pigmentation in D. santomea relative to its sister species D. yakuba resulted, in part, from cis-regulatory mutations at the tan locus. Matute et al. claim, based solely upon extrapolation from genetic crosses of D. santomea and D. melanogaster, a much more divergent species, that at least four X… (More)
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Plexins (Plexs) comprise a large family of cell surface receptors for semaphorins (Semas) that function as evolutionarily conserved guidance molecules. GTPase activating protein (GAP) activity for Ras family small GTPases has been implicated in plexin signaling cascades through its RasGAP domain. However, little is known about how Ras family GTPases are… (More)
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Is ADAPTATION a J Light Novel?
If a book is not originating from Japan, does that mean it can't be classed as a J Light Novel?
Eg. Has anyone read ADAPTATION by G. C. Huxley? The story didn't originate from Japan but
Thoughts? I'm not quite sure the rules of classification and, if it's not a J Light Novel, what are books like this of non-Japanese origin?
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Light Novels are what one might call Young Adult or Pulp Fiction in Western countries. They're generally light reading, mostly dialogue, etc. Hence Light novel. AKA the storytelling method for the writing is somewhat different from a traditional novel.
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Ah, yeah, I guess so.
I guess if this Adaptation book was published in a Japan/Belgium then the front/back covers would have had a better chance at being doing cartoon-style; that Young Adult fiction doesn't have these kind of covers because many western cultures wrongly see cartoons as only something for little kids
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Wallingford Resident Flips Coin - Doesn't Come Down. Investigation Now Underway
A small portion of Wallingford Park is closed until further notice due to investigations of a coin-flipping incident yesterday.
Max "Muscle Fingers" Unman, Wallingford's defending Thumb-Wrestling champion, was debating an undisclosed point with an unnamed acquaintance while walking through Wallingford Park.
"He asked me if I wanted to flip for it," the acquaintance told our reporters yesterday. "I shrugged it off, and pulled out a quarter. He rested it on his huge left thumb, and told me to call it in the air." Unman is famous for his unusually strong left thumb.
The flip was made, the acquaintance called heads. They waited for the quarter to hit the ground. Five seconds passed, then ten, then twenty.
"Quarters don't take that long to come down. He flipped it really, really high, so high that I couldn't look up anymore. It was sunny, so I thought the glare made it seem to disappear. But it just... didn't come down."
Unman is under investigation on charges of violating the Laws of Physics. No arrests or suspensions have been made. The acquaintance is not pressing charges. A search party has been formed, but not deployed, to locate the missing quarter.
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I am testing Citrix XenDesktop 7.5 on Hyper-V 2012 R2. I'm running a medium workload with a login timer of one desktop every 5 seconds. Every time the test gets to the end of the login period all of the desktops go into a disconnected state in the Citrix Desktop studio. This happens regardless of how many desktops I try to test. Is there anything VSI does when It logs in the last desktop that might cause the desktops to disconnect like this?
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Can you check if the launcher is still up and running at the end of the test? All of your sessions going into a disconnected state pretty much has to be caused by all of the Citrix Receivers to be closed. The most likely reason would be the launcher restarting or logging off.
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Her novel is set in ancient Rome during the period when Rome is just rising as a city state and the Etruscan civilization still holds sway on the Italian peninsula but is in decline. The story follows the young Roman woman Caecilia who is married off to the Etruscan Mastarna to seal a peace treaty. She finds herself in a very foreign culture. Everything is different. The food is different. The religion is different. The clothing is different. The outlook of the Etruscans is much more libertine than the sober Romans. Etruscan women have more freedoms. The sexual mores are quite different, and Caecilia struggles to cope with the radical changes in her lifestyle.
A pervasive element in the novel is the ancient pharmacopoeia, including recreational drugs, ceremonial drugs, and contraceptive drugs. I found this aspect of the historical novel quite fascinating. Storrs even had an afterword that explained her research on the contraceptive based on an ancient plant that was driven to extinction presumably because of massive demand by the women of the ancient Mediterranean world.
Storrs guest post on Sunday will explain this ancient medicinal herb called Silphium that is now lost to the Earth.
Until then, please read the review I wrote of The Wedding Shroud for Historical Novel Review. I highly recommend this thoughtful and rather unique historical novel. Since reading it I've often found myself reflecting on the ancient civilization that Storrs brought to life. Happily Storrs is writing a sequel.
Please come back on Sunday to read Storrs' guest post. I'm rather flattered to have it at my blog.
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i got injured at work i was put on light duty for 8 weeks i went out on maternity leave for six weeks the wanted me to come back to work before my leave was up,with a doctor's note releasing me off light when am still getting treatment and they fired me can i collect unemployment and workers comp at the same time?
In most states no because they are considered the same type of benefit (wage replacement)Ask a similar question
This article may help, but you really need to meet with a Workers' Compensation lawyer to discuss all of your rights and options. The consultation will be free, so I urge you to make an appointment right away. In general, you can collect unemployment but it will be a credit against any Workers' Compensation to which you might otherwise be entitled.
Attorney Wolf is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania only. He is Certified as a specialist in the practice of workers' compensation law by the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Section on Workers' Compensation Law as authorized by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. A response from Attorney Wolf cannot constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you would like to arrange to speak with Attorney Wolf, he can be reached at 610-323-7436.Ask a similar question
Interesting and helpful article
You're welcome
You need to hire an experienced workers compensation attorney promptly if you have not done so already. You have a lot of legal issues to address. You cannot collect both unemployment compensation and workers comp at the same time. Workers comp generally pays you more than unemployment. Any unemployment you are paid may be credited by the employer against the workers comp benefits you are paid. You are entitled to receive the higher of the two (unemployment v. Workers comp) assuming you qualify for both.Ask a similar question
The short answer to your question is that yes you can receive both unemployment and workers' compensation at the same time. However, your workers' compensation would be reduced dollar for dollar by what you are receiving in unemployment, so you will probably not actually retain more by taking this approach. You should also be aware that unemployment is taxable, but workers' compensation is not. Furthermore, since you can potentially file for unemployment after your workers' compensation benefits stop using the base year from before your injury, using up the unemployment compensation entitlement while you are eligible for workers' compensation probably isn't in your best interest.
I will echo the other posters that you really should meet with a workers' compensation attorney since your situation is complicated and you owe it to yourself to obtain individual expert advise and not just a few paragraphs on a Q & A board.
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NEVER. To collect WC, you MUST be disabled. To collect UE, you MUST be able to work. They CANNOT both be true.
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In Pennsylvania disability is synonymous with a loss of earnings. If an individual is injured at a heavy duty job and released to medium duty, they would be disabled (suffer a loss of earnings) if their employer could not provide medium duty work; however, the medium duty release would be sufficient to be considered able and available to work for unemployment compensation purposes, so I must respectfully disagree.
Yes, you can collect both; however, there is an offset for UC against WC, so it may not be worth it. You really need to consult personally with an experienced attorney.Ask a similar question
Yes, but workers' compensation is reduced by the net, after tax, amount of u employment compensation so there is no benefit while collecting both.Ask a similar question
I recommend that you consult with an experienced Workers Comp attorney as soon as possible.
As long as you have some ability to work, that is, you have been released under restrictions, you would be eligible to collect both, but the Workers Compensation will be offset, dollar for dollar by your Unemployment. Unless the UC is more than the comp, which I have never seen, though it is possible, there is no financial benefit to you to collect both, and a tremendous benefit to your employer.
I can't give you legal advice, other than the general information given above, unless you meet with me.Ask a similar question
There are some conflicting answers here, so allow me to explain. Some of the answers are more right than others.
You CAN collect both UC and WC benefits, but only in certain narrow circumstances, and it is sometimes against your interests to try to do so.
To collect UC in PA, you need to be able to state that you were and are "able and available for suitable work" for all periods claimed. This means you would not qualify for UC for any week where you are totally disabled from working. However, you might well qualify if you are not totally disabled but instead available for suitable light duty work and your employer does not make such work available. This assumes that the circumstances of your separation from employment would also qualify you for unemployment compensation. Your recital above is not fully clear, but if the employer fired you for refusing to push your doctor for a full release rather than a light duty release, you should have a solid UC claim.
If you collect UC, any workers' compensation insurance company made to pay benefits for the same span of time will have a statutory (that is, unavoidable) right to a dollar-for-dollar credit for anything you receive in UC benefits. Have taxes taken out of you UC, and this will reduce their credit -- otherwise you will owe taxes on UC yet the full amount of the UC you receive counts toward reducing your WC benefits.
Beware. It may make sense to go on UC so that you have income while fighting your WC claim (since I can only assume the employer and WC insurer will fight your claim, even if not during the first 90 days when they might use a Notice of Temporary Compensation Payable (NTCP) to stack the medical evidence against you before they stop benefits and force you fight). However, you may find that if you are on UC while fighting a WC claim, the WC insurance company may be more likely to force the matter fully through litigation, to a decision from a Judge, rather than caving in and accepting liability if you have a strong claim. The reason is they want you to keep taking in the UC benefits, prolonging their credit, even if they think they may well eventually lose on the WC claim. If they accept your WC claim and pay benefits (under other than an NTCP, which gives you no real protection), you would normally want to immediately stop putting in biweekly UC claims -- so as to put the full exposure on the WC insurance company, where it belongs, and where that pressure may help you to get a full value workers compensation lump sum settlement -- IF you have a good lawyer. Without a good lawyer, all bets are off.
Assume that your employer will fight you in both the UC and WC claims, and will do all they can to minimize their own exposures, at the expense of your rights. This is why nearly every lawyer here has proposed that you get a lawyer. You most certainly will need one for the WC claim. Contact a firm like mine that handles both UC and WC claims and where the attorney is a Certified Workers Compensation Law Specialist, and you cannot go far wrong.Ask a similar question
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