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Dr Mark Glynn (T) 353 1 700 6181 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Mark has a PhD in Chemistry, a MSc in e-learning and certificates in Learning and Teaching in higher education and online assessment. Mark has a deep insight into the key issues for higher education in Ireland in particular the implementation of national strategy for higher education, the technological universities and flexible learning. He plays key leadership roles in promoting innovative teaching and learning methods throughout the sector and is considered to be a leading authority in the use of virtual learning environments. Mark has also had leadership roles in the Irish Learning Technology Association and the Learning Innovation Network, two of the leading organisations for learning innovation in Irish higher education.
Mark has organised a range of national and international teaching and learning conferences for higher education. The main aim of his current role is to encourage and enable staff in DCU to increase their capacity to offer flexible learning. This involves managing both organisational and pedagogical based projects. More information is available through his profile page or his blog http://enhancingteaching.com
Outside of work, Mark enjoys his family life with his wife and three daughters; and is a "keep-fit enthusiast" (sometimes more in theory than practice)
Dr Pip Ferguson (T) 353 1 700 5429 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Pip has worked in staff development in a wide variety of tertiary contexts since the mid 1980s, after commencing work as a primary school teacher. An avid self-developer, Pip has completed various degrees and certificates, culminating in obtaining her PhD in 1999 using action research to develop the research culture of the institution where she worked.
Pip is a compulsive collaborator who delights in working alongside teachers, learning from their practice and sharing hers. She has written both alone and in collaboration with others, presenting at a variety of conferences and publishing in journals and books. Her LinkedIn profile can be seen at https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=46821794&trk=spm_pic She has studied in Kansas, U.S.A., and taught at Norwich City College, U.K. under a British Council Fellowship.
Outside of work, she enjoys family life with her three daughters and their families; is an amateur harpist; is active in working for social and ecological balance, and extending her knowledge of other cultures; and is currently thoroughly enjoying a 'new life' here in Ireland, with all it has to offer.
Clare Gormley (T) 353 1 700 6301 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Clare has a Masters in Applied eLearning from Dublin Institute of Technology and her particular areas of interest include instructional design, eLearning design & development processes, content scripting, and multimedia development. She has worked with a range of eLearning tools and technologies and is especially interested in exploring techniques that enable lecturers to leverage technology to create effective online learning experiences.
Clare has over 15 years' experience in developing online learning, both in the corporate sector and in Higher Education. Prior to joining DCU, she worked closely with a team of academics at NUI Galway to design & develop learning materials for an online Masters in Software Engineering. She started her career with a multinational eLearning organisation and has worked for a range of high-tech companies specialising in innovative eLearning approaches. You can view her LinkedIn Profile at https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=8542252&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
On a personal level, Clare likes to read and is a keen member of the local book club.
Lisa Donaldson (T) 353 1 700 5606 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Lisa is a Learning Technologist working in Higher Education for the last 13 years.
Lisa is currently managing the roll out of the Loop Reflect Learning Portfolio for faculty and students across DCU. Prior to that, she led the What Works and Why project to promote digital literacies in conjunction Athlone Institute of Technology, Dundalk Institute of Technology and Maynooth University. Lisa has also worked as the learning designer on a cross institutional project with DCU, the RCSI and University of Malawi developing a blended learning Masters in Community Systems Health Research delivered to students in Malawi.
Lisa previously taught Technology Enhanced Learning and Information Systems at the National College of Ireland(NCI), Griffith College and IBAT College. Lisa's educational background includes an undergraduate degree in Business & IT , post graduate qualifications in Teaching & Learning and a Masters degree in Applied Elearning. Additionally, she is a Google Certified Educator Level 1 and Microsoft Office Expert.
Lisa's interests revolve around the capacity of Web 2.0 and mobile learning technologies to transform teaching and learning activities leading to greater student engagement.
Dr Muireann O'Keeffe (T) 353 1 700 8401 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Since 1999 Muireann has worked in several higher education institutions including Trinity College Dublin, University of Stirling, Scotland, Dublin Institute of Technology, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. Initially in her career she worked in IT support, eLearning development and eLearning project management roles. Before coming to DCU Muireann enjoyed teaching on Masters programs on academic development and leadership development. As an educational developer Muireann relishes working with professionals in higher education in order to enhance the quality of professional practice focused on teaching.
Muireann holds a BA Arts (Nua-Ghaeilge, Maths) from Maynooth University, MSc (Technology in Learning) from Trinity College Dublin and EdD from the Institute of Education, University College London.
Her research interests include professionalisation of teaching within higher education; informal professional learning and the use of social networking technologies for informal learning.
Suzanne Stone (T) 353 1 884 2114 (E) email@example.com
Suzanne holds a Master's degree in Education and Training from DCU and a BSc in Communications and Media from Trinity College Dublin. Suzanne has worked within the education sector for over 14 years, initially as Administrator of the Educational Disadvantage Centre, Programme Administrator in the National Induction Programme for Teachers and, since 2013, as Learning Technologist with St. Patrick's College. Suzanne joined the Teaching Enhancement Unit as part of the incorporation process of DCU and St Patrick's College in 2016
In supporting staff to deliver live, online classrooms using the Adobe Connect platform, Suzanne has, developed a level of expertise and interest in this field, and is currently involved in research around student engagement in this mode of online delivery. She is also involved in supporting the roll-out of the Loop Reflect ePortfolio platform for students on the Bachelor of Education and Professional Masters in Education programmes, in conjunction with colleagues in the Teaching Enhancement Unit and the Institute of Education. Having worked in the area of video production before moving to the education section, Suzanne also has a keen interest in the use of video in education.
Madeleine Patton (T) 353 1 700 8463 (E) firstname.lastname@example.com
Madeleine has been with the Teaching Enhancement Unit for nine years. Prior to that she spent circa twenty-five years in national and multinational companies at Managing Director level. She holds a diploma in Public Relations and Event Management and is currently studying for a BSc in Management of IT/IS through DCU Open Education. She is responsible for the administration of the Unit and assumes a project leadership role in the organisation of the annual President's Awards for Excellence in Teaching culminating in the University's Annual Teaching and Learning Day.
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The Osaka International Women's Marathon holds its 34th running Sunday, with two-time winner Tetiana Gamera (Ukraine) going for a third-straight win and Japanese women going for places on the 2015 Beijing World Championships team. Gamera's best of 2:23:58 came in Osaka two years ago, and with the withdrawal of Kenyan Margaret Agai it means that if Gamera is anywhere near the same shape this time then her main competition is likely to be 38-year-old Jelena Prokopcuka (Latvia) whose best of 2:22:56 also came in Osaka a decade ago but is still running strong with a 2:24:07 in Nagoya last spring.
Japanese women are facing a sub-2:22:30 requirement for Beijing representation, more realistic than the laughable sub-2:06:30 requirement for men but still a time no Japanese woman has run since 2007. Risa Shigetomo (Team Tenmaya) has the fastest time since then with a 2:23:23 in Osaka three years ago, but with nothing under 2:30 since then there's not much reason to think she's ready for a 1-minute PB. 39-year-old Mari Ozaki (Team Noritz) is yet another runner whose best came in Osaka, a 2:23:30 back in the golden years in 2003, and while she is reportedly in excellent condition her 2:31:17 in Osaka last year doesn't inspire much confidence. Azusa Nojiri (Hiratsuka Lease) ran her best of 2:24:57 in Osaka three years ago behind Shigetomo but since leaving the corporate system to go independent she has been more at the 2:28+ level, and after finishing 44th of 47 on her stage at the National Women's Ekiden two weeks ago it's a good question whether she is fit.
Which means it will be time for some new blood to step up. Yuko Watanabe (Team Edion), Rika Shintaku (Team Shimamura), Shoko Mori (Team Otsuka Seiyaku) and in particular Sakiko Matsumi (Team Daiichi Seimei), a Sachiko Yamashita-coached training partner of 2014 Yokohama International Women's Marathon winner Tomomi Tanaka, are all promising athletes looking to improve on their debuts from the last year or two. Osaka has made its want for future talent to step up clear this year with its new "Next Heroine" development program featuring university and young corporate runners taking a shot at the marathon. 2014 Copenhagen World Half Marathon team member Chieko Kido (Canon AC Kyushu) leads this group with a 1:10:11 half marathon best, followed by collegiate rivals Yukiko Okuno (Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) and Eri Tayama (Daito Bunka Univ.). There's not much chance any of them will break 2:22:30, but considering that Tanaka only needed to run 2:26:57 to win Yokohama and that the fastest Japanese women's time last year was just 2:25:26 anything under 2:30 would put them in a good position near the top of the current generation of Japanese women.
If anything the Osaka Half Marathon accompanying the main race looks at least as exciting. 2014 Copenhagen World Half Marathon bronze medalist Sally Chepyego (Kenya/Kyudenko) is running in a tune-up for her marathon debut next month in Tokyo, with her teammate Misaki Kato, sporting a solid 1:10:44 debut at the 2013 Great North Run, the likeliest contender for runner-up. Defending champion Noriko Higuchi (Team Wacoal) and 2013 winner Saki Tabata (Team Otsuka Seiyaku) are also in the field. With a 1:07:51 best it shouldn't take much for Chepyego to take down the 1:09:55 course record.
The men's half marathon field is also good, with last year's winner Noriyuki Nabetani (Osaka Police Dep't) and 2012 champ Takaaki Koda (Team Asahi Kasei) both returning to face probable favorite Shusei Ohashi (Team JR Higashi Nihon) and, in training for the Tokyo Marathon, Kenichi Shiraishi (Team Asahi Kasei).
Follow @JRNLive for live coverage of the 2015 Osaka International Women's Marathon starting at noon Japan time on Sunday, Jan. 25.
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Jelena Prokopcuka (Latvia) - 2:22:56 (Osaka Women's 2005)
Risa Shigetomo (Japan/Tenmaya) - 2:23:23 (Osaka Women's 2012)
Mari Ozaki (Japan/Noritz) - 2:23:30 (Osaka Women's 2003)
Tetiana Gamera (Ukraine) - 2:23:58 (Osaka Women's 2013)
Azusa Nojiri (Japan/Hiratsuka Lease) - 2:24:57 (Osaka Women's 2012)
Yuko Watanabe (Japan/Edion) - 2:25:56 (Osaka Women's 2013)
Melkam Gizaw (Ethiopia) - 2:26:24 (Dusseldorf 2013)
Kaoru Nagao (Japan/Univ. Ent.) - 2:26:58 (Yokohama Women's 2011)
Hisae Yoshimatsu (Japan/Shunan City Hall) - 2:28:49 (Hokkaido 2002)
Rika Shintaku (Japan/Shimamura) - 2:30:37 (Gold Coast 2014)
Hiroko Miyauchi (Japan/Hokuren) - 2:32:20 (Yokohama Women's 2009)
Bornes Jepkirui (Kenya) - 2:33:50 (Hannover 2014)
Shoko Mori (Japan/Otsuka Seiyaku) - 2:35:10 (Hokkaido 2014)
Sakiko Matsumi (Japan/Daiichi Seimei) - 2:36:45 (Nagoya Women's 2014)
Yuri Yoshizumi (Japan/Osaka T&F Assoc.) - 2:37:56 (Hokkaido 2013)
Chieko Kido (Japan/Canon AC Kyushu) - 1:10:11 (Sanyo Women's 2013)
Yukiko Okuno (Japan/Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) - 1:12:44 (Matsue Women's 2014)
Eri Tayama (Japan/Daito Bunka Univ.) - 1:12:44 (Matsue Women's 2014)
Kanae Shimoyama (Japan/Noritz) - 1:14:28 (Matsue Women's 2014)
Half Marathon - Women
Sally Chepyego (Kenya/Kyudenko) - 1:07:51 (World Half 2014)
Noriko Higuchi (Japan/Wacoal) - 1:10:51 (Marugame 2010)
Yuka Hakoyama (Japan/Wacoal) - 1:11:32 (Sanyo Women's 2012)
Misaki Kato (Japan/Kyudenko) - 1:11:57 (Corporate Half 2014) - 1:10:44a (Great North Run 2013)
Saki Tabata (Japan/Otsuka Seiyaku) - 1:13:01 (Osaka 2013)
Ai Migita (Japan/Wacoal) - 1:14:05 (Inuyama 2014)
Mika Sawa (Japan/Noritz) - 1:14:09 (Sanyo Women's 2011)
Half Marathon - Men
Takanobu Otsubo (Japan/Osaka Police Dep't) - 1:01:55 (Corporate Half 2005)
Kenichi Shiraishi (Japan/Asahi Kasei) - 1:02:23 (Corporate Half 2007)
Noritaka Fujiyama (Japan/Sumitomo Denko) - 1:02:26 (Corporate Half 2009)
Shusei Ohashi (Japan/JR Higashi Nihon) - 1:02:39 (Marugame 2014)
Tsukasa Morita (Japan/Sanyo Tokushu Seiko) - 1:02:42 (Sendai 2008)
Takaaki Koda (Japan/Asahi Kasei) - 1:02:52 (Corporate Half 2008)
Koji Kageyama (Japan/Sanyo Tokushu Seiko) - 1:03:28 (Ageo 2002)
Daisuke Kumon (Japan/Otsuka Seiyaku) - 1:03:31 (Corporate Half 2014)
Noriyuki Nabetani (Japan/Osaka Police Dep't) - 1:03:55 (Osaka 2014)
Mahoro Ikeda (Japan/Aichi Seiko) - 1:03:56 (Gifu Seiryu 2012)
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You can find all kinds of info regarding our boat tours, private boat charters, news and other facts. For starters, YES, we're on Facebook, YES, we're on Tripadvisor and YES we are gearing up for another AWESOME boat tours season.
We specialize in private boat tours and parties in and around historic Charleston harbor. Want to explore isolated and beautiful Morris Island by yourself on your personal boat tour while picking up shells and sharks teeth? Not for you? Maybe you'd like something a little more laid back. How bout a sunset cocktail cruise, where you can bring your own drinks and snacks, kick back, relax and take in the sights of Charleston.
We're constantly adding pics of our boat tours to Facebook, and we've started a new page there, called "Friends of Morris Island". From there we'll offer details regarding beach sweeps and cleanups and do our part to keep Morris Island clean and healthy for many generations to come. So, have a look around, let us know how we can help, and LET'S GO OUT IN THE BOAT!
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Boat tours available for small, medium or large groups.
Adventure Harbor Tours has expanded their fleet again and is now offering 4 different size boats to fit any size charter or boat tour up to 80 people. Whether it's a sunset boat cruise, birthday, bachelor/bachelorette party or even family reunions, we got you covered! We can even spirit away the bride and groom away after the wedding and deliver them to their hotel. (As long as the hotel has a dock. Our boats don't work well in parking lots). Do your shopping around, compare prices, and then call us. Come see us!


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Dental Implants are man made replacements for the tooth roots that have been lost. They behave exactly like real roots- even bonding naturally with the jawbone. Dental Implants are a titanium screw which is placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a lost natural tooth. The implant fuses with the jawbone to form a secure foundation for the tooth replacement, this process called 'osseointegration'. Dental Implants are permanent and are a brilliant alternative to dentures or missing teeth. They can replace everything you have lost – from a beautiful smile to normal chewing ability.The implant forms a secure foundation for the replacement teeth and bonds with the bone. Attractive and natural-looking teeth help us look and feel better. The dental implant feels and functions like natural teeth. If you are missing teeth or wear dentures, this could be the solution for you. Call us for more information and book a consultation with Dr. Golestani.
If you are missing a single tooth or have a tooth that is irreparable, a dental implant may be the best solution. This is treated like a free-standing unit where the surrounding teeth remain untouched.
If you have several teeth missing, then a fixed implant-supported bridge may be the solution. It has stability and function that dentures cannot offer*.
Dental health has a great impact on our life.
Loss and damage of one or more teeth can affect the function and aesthetics of your teeth.
Fortunately, modern dentistry offers a variety of solutions to restore or replace teeth for a natural appearance and improved function.
Traditionally, some restorative dental procedures required many steps. Due to modern implant design and techniques, it is possible to have permanent fixed teeth in as little as 3 days. This procedure is suitable for patients requiring major restorative work or permanent denture replacement .
This 3 day smile makeover (All-on-4 system) is a cost effective, advanced technique whereby a whole arch of teeth is supported by only 4 implants. This revolutionary treatment concept can be used in either the upper or lower (or both) jaw to support immediate fixed replacement teeth that look, feel and function very similar to natural teeth in as little as 3 days.
This modern technique requires only 4 implants for a whole upper or lower arch. Two implants are placed vertically in front of the jaw and two back implants are placed at an angle for up to 45 degrees. This allows support for total rehabilitation overcoming bone deficiencies and in many cases avoids grafting procedures.
Patients benefit from an immediate implant-supported fully fixed replacement teeth. The sense of taste is also preserved, as the roof of the mouth is not covered with acrylic denture, and compared to conventional methods, cleaning is easier*.
For more information contact our office on 9388-3399.
All-on-4 Dental Implants what you can expect.
Preoperative Procedures:
All-on-4 Procedure:
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|Day 3
|Your permanent new teeth are inserted.
|Finally-Post-op visit
|Love your new Smile.
All information provided by us or any representatives of the practice, including (without limitations) reference to procedure, treatment, estimated cost will be subject to comprehensive oral exam by the dentist. Treatment will vary from patient to patient. Any surgery or invasive procedure carries risk. Before proceeding, you should seek second opinion from an appropriate health professional.
*Immediate rehabilitation of the extremely atrophic mandible with fixed full-prosthesis supported by four implants.
*Immediate postextractive dental implant placement with immediate loading on four implants for mandibular full-arch rehabilitation: a retrospective analysis.
*Posttreatment quantification of patient experiences with full-arch implant treatment using a modification of the OHIP-14 questionnaire.
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Mark Morris, Founder Of The Mark Morris Dance
From Scratch host Jessica Harris talks with Mark Morris, founder of Mark Morris Dance Group, which tours over 20 weeks per year. Harris also talks with Peter Manning, founder of Peter Manning/Five, a clothing company that focuses on men 5'8″ and under.
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Surprise VisitMature
It takes a few minutes for my thoughts to stop rushing, my heart to stop pounding, and my face and ears to cool down again. Once I'm calm, I push open the keyboard on my phone to reply to Amy's text. However, I'm only past the word "hey" before I get another message.
"I'm waiting for you in your front yard. -Amy."
I rush quickly over to the window and stare down into my yard. Sure enough, she's standing on the sidewalk leading to my front porch, grinning widely. Fumbling around, I unlock my window and push it open.
"Amy!" I yell down at her. It feels like a year since I've seen her, even though it's been less than 12 hours.
Something inside of me is tugging, willing me to tell her that I love her too. I swallow hard, panicking at the idea. 'I've never told anyone I loved them. At least, not anyone that isn't related to me.'
Yet, through the nervousness, I manage to race down the stairs and swing the door open.
"Hi Cam," she says, still grinning. "Did you get my text?"
I nod stiffly, suddenly unable to speak. The tug in my stomach dies down and then disappears altogether, forcing me back to a state of horror and panic. 'What do I tell her? Oh God, I wanna tell her how I feel so bad, but... I can't... I just can't.'
"Since Elliot and Ryder are busy, I thought maybe you'd like to go to my house. We've been kind of busy these last few weeks, I figured it'd be nice just to hang out with you and relax," she tells me.
'I wonder if she forgot about telling me she loves me in the text,' I think to myself.
"Sure," I say, taking her hand and entwining our fingers. She blushes deeply.
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new school, new friends, new everthing and for some who has PTSD that can be hard. Read along as KAtie richards struggles thru high school again. Will adam help her or ignore her like every one else.
it can be deadly.
"UH." I groaned as someone pushed me into my locker.
"Watch it freak." Some tall kid threatned.
I hsrunk back against the lockers, hoping that if i closed my eyes he would just go away.
So that's what i did. My breathing slowed and i was almost calm again.
"Are you alright?" A musical voice inquired.
I blinked startled; someone was talking to me?
I looked up and found myself looking into hazel eyes rimmed with thick long lashes, high cheek bones, angular jaw, messy hair. I inhaled in shock.
he was gorgeous.
And he probably thinks i am retarted or something., i should most likely reply.
His eyes looked at me worriedly.
"I-i'm fine." I stuttered.
"dont listne to them K? There stupid." He mumbled a slight blush creeping to his cheeks.
'See ya round KAtie." he said then turned aand walked away with out a word.
what the hell just happened, and why do i feel light headed.
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AUD/USD: weekly wave analysis
Weekly. As the pair continued its strong growth we've changed the marking. It became clear that the entire move from 2011 is a Triple Zigzag.
Daily. At present the pair's forming the first part of a new downward Zigzag (z), the wave impulse A. The next week we expect the decline to continue in this wave. Consider its markup.
H4. Presumably the waves [1] - [2] and (1) - (2) were built. The accurate layout of the area isn't clear yet. However, this week we expect the pair to continue downward movement, which will be periodically interrupted by the construction of small upward or horizontal offsets.


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Shayne Hayne and Ben Cummins will referee Sunday's NRL grand final, it was announced on Tuesday.
The pair who officiated this year's State of Origin decider in July will take charge of their third and second grand finals respectively.
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Rita Ora visited Kiss FM studios on Friday (June 12) in London, England.
The songstress made a splash upon entering the studio, donning a yellow-and-black striped House of Holland Fall 2015 blouse that will likely be compared to a bumblebee. She paired the top with a pleated black skirt, tights, and black platform booties.
The leather studded moto cap and retro round shades added another layer of spirited styling.
While it wasn't exactly a summery, warm-weather look, in large part due to the stockings and shoes, it maintained her signature edgy vibe that this time went in the direction of biker-chic rock star.
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Dante Fowler changed opposing offenses last season. He demanded double teams and their full attention. That made life easier for some of Florida's other pass rushers to get after the quarterback, but this fall, they won't have that same luxury since the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Fowler at No. 3 overall in the NFL Draft.
It's hard to figure out who the starters on the line will be largely because of the versatility senior Jonathan Bullard provides. He could've left early and followed Fowler to the NFL, but the dream of a degree and a possible first-round selection in the future made Bullard decide to return to school. He's an important weapon for Florida defensive coordinator Geoff Collins, who can put Bullard in different spots on the line to confuse the opposing offenses.
If the young pass rushers don't develop like the coaches hope, they can stick Bullard at defensive end and trust him against the run and the pass. If the talented interior defensive linemen still need more time, Bullard can start inside and give them time to reach their potential.
Florida's best edge rusher should be redshirt junior Alex McCalister. Last season, he was second on the team with nine tackles for a loss and second on the team with six sacks. He made more sacks than Fowler for most of the second half of the year before Fowler's three-sack game in the Birmingham Bowl gave him the lead to end the year.
At 6-6, 239 pounds, McCalister is still figuring out how to use his frame. He came to campus around 200 pounds but stayed disciplined to adding weight and has seen it pay off.
Behind McCalister at defensive end is Bryan Cox, Jr. He's a solid defensive end that had four sacks last season, and three of them came in a win at Tennessee. The other returning options are Jordan Sherit and Just Reed. Sherit made three tackles while playing in nine games last season, but most of his playing time came on special teams. Reed needed to add some weight when he got to campus next year, but he's already up to 6-3, 234 pounds and could help in the pass rush this year.
The Gators also have two freshmen that could make immediate impacts. Five-star recruit CeCe Jefferson is already 6-1, 275 pounds, but the Gators could use his pass rush skills off the edge this year. How much he sees the field could depend on where Bullard plays. Jabari Zuniga is another freshman that could force his way onto the field. A sleeper until late in the recruiting process, Zuniga has the senior film that supports him as a late-bloomer on the field.
Talent won't be an issue at defensive tackle. The Gators have accumulated plenty of high-upside talent, and after losing Darious Cummings and Leon Orr from last year's team, Florida will have to count on some young players this year.
Caleb Brantley makes the most sense as a starter on the defensive line. He made 21 tackles last season with four tackles for a loss, three quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles. His 6-2, 314-pound frame is more than enough to hang in the trenches of the Southeastern Conference, and he has the quickness to be disruptive in the backfield. Florida needs Brantley's junior season to be the year he breaks out.
The second starter seems up for grabs. Bullard could handle it if no one emerges, but Taven Bryan and Joey Ivie make the most sense of players currently at the position full time.
Bryan was set to play as a true freshman last year but two bouts with strep throat kept him off the field, forcing him to take a redshirt. He followed that by turning into one of the breakout players in the spring. Bryan earned first-team reps and seems like a logical pick to start next to Brantley in the middle this year.
Ivie played in every game last year, making 24 tackles with one sack and one quarterback hurry. The 6-1, 302-pound lineman can hold his own at defensive tackle, but he doesn't have the breakout upside Bryan does. Both will be heavily involved at defensive tackle this season.
Florida's duo of redshirt freshmen defensive tackles could also earn reps this year. Khairi Clark and Thomas Holley were two important recruits in Florida's 2014 recruiting class. Clark took a redshirt to reshape his body while Holley was forced to redshirt because of an injury.
Clark is now 6-2, 321 pounds and looks like an ideal nose tackle if he has the strength necessary for the position. At 6-3, 320 pounds, Holley still has elite athleticism for his size and could be a breakout player at tackle. He missed last season with a hip injury and should be able to contribute as long as the injury doesn't reoccur.
Whether Andrew Ivie ends up on the offensive line or defensive line, he's an interior player. Fellow freshman Luke Ancrum is also a likely redshirt this fall.


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The Wanderers remain second from bottom in League One after a 1-0 home defeat to fellow strugglers Leyton Orient.Former Wanderer Scott McGleish was the match winner at Adams Park as he rose highest to head Orient ahead on 77 minutes and condemn the Blues to their second loss in a week.Peter Taylor made one change from the midweek defeat to Tranmere Rovers, replacing Jon-Paul Pittman with Matt Harrold. Stuart Beavon also returned to the bench after missing the game with a groin injury.The visitors started on the front foot in the battle at the bottom of League One and Jason Demetriou forced Scott Shearer into a good save on three minutes, after having the ball rolled to him by on-loan Spurs man Andros Townsend on the edge of the Blues' 18-yard box. Peter Taylor's side were finding it hard to settle and the windy conditions in Buckinghamshire were not helping either side as they both tried to play their game and play their way of out trouble. The first opening for the Blues came on 13 minutes, but neither Chris Zebroski nor Matt Harrold were able to latch onto a Craig Woodman free-kick. Moments later, tireless work from Kevin Betsy brought about the Chairboys' first effort on goal. The on-loan Southend midfielder charged Ben Chorley's clearance down, made 20 yards before finding Stuart Green on the edge of the O's box, whose deflected shot won a corner for the Wanderers.Tamika Mkandawire should have put the visitors ahead on 19 minutes but after reading the flick down by fellow centre-back Chorley, the O's skipper fired straight into the arms of Shearer from eight yards.At the other end, Zebroski was threatening to open the scoring. A sweeping move found Phillips down the left, he cut back onto his right foot and found Zebs at the back post, however, his header wasn't powerful enough and Jamie Jones was able to gather in front of the lurking Matt Harrold. More good play from 18-year-old Phillips crafted the next chance for the hosts but, under pressure from Chorley, Harrold couldn't test Jones from eight yards. The Blues were beginning to find their rhythm and again it was that man Marlon Pack who was pulling the strings for the Blues in the middle of the park. The O's themselves were looking dangerous on the break though, particularly down the left-hand side through Andros Townsend.As the 30-minute mark approached the Chairboys were still looking for their first clear cut chance, although, like Tuesday against Tranmere, they were creating a series of openings.Good work by Zebs down the right two minutes later forced Chorley into an important clearance with Harrold and Betsy waiting in the wings, but the following corner from Stuart Green was poor and allowed the O's to clear their lines and regroup.After a scrappy five minutes, Duberry was offered the chance to hand the Blues the lead from a teasing Woodman cross but after getting up well at the back post he headed over the bar. Two opportunities then presented themselves to the Blues in a minute but Matt Phillips' shot was deflected out for a corner and from the resulting kick Stuart Green's effort was blocked as it travelled goalwards. The Blues were quickest out of the traps in the second half and it needed a quick reflex save from Jones to keep the score at 0-0 after Matt Harrold's header deflected of McGleish and started to roll goalwards.At the other end, Scott Shearer was called into action to deny Scott McGleish on 51 minutes as the former Wanderers striker stole in behind Lewis Hunt. The lively Andros Townsend then fired a shot over Shearer's crossbar five minutes later before Marlon Pack's 20-yard effort was blocked by Ben Chorley. The Adams Park faithful cried out for a handball but Mr Singh rightly waved away the protests.
Orient stepped on the gas as they pressed for the opener and McGleish should have handed the visitors the lead on 61 minutes, but somehow he guided his volley wide of Shearer's goal from six yards. The Glaswegian keeper then pushed away Ryan Jarvis' effort from 20 yards after the former Norwich man found himself unmarked down the left, whilst for the Blues Matt Harrold fired high and wide from a Zebroski cross. The game began to open up with both sides throwing caution to the wind and Orient's Andros Townsend will be disappointed he didn't give his side the advantage on 70 minutes. He cut inside Pack and Oliver from the right with ease but as the space opened up he couldn't test Shearer from 18 yards.Jon-Paul Pittman was introduced in place of Chris Zebroski on 72 minutes to freshen things up in attack for the hosts and that seemed to the lift the Blues. But five minutes later the inevitable happened. Scott McGleish stole in front of Craig Woodman to head Orient 1-0 up from 10 yards. McGleish celebrated in customary fashion with both arms aloft and his goal not only drew applause from the travelling O's fans but also from the Wanderers supporters.Taylor showed his final card on 81 minutes when he replaced Stuart Beavon for right-back Lewis Hunt but time was slipping away and the Blues needed a spark. That nearly arrived on 85 minutes when Matt Harrold's header had to be cleared off the line after Craig Woodman's cross was guided back into the danger area by Michael Duberry. Taylor's men piled forward in search of an equaliser and within a spell of 30 seconds in the 89th minute Matt Harrold, Luke Oliver and Michael Duberry all had shots blocked in and around the O's 6-yard box.The indication of three minutes added time from the 4th official gave the Blues hope but despite a barrage of balls into the visitors' box Orient held on to claim a vital three points.
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Labour's focus on the SNP's record in government also does not appear to be paying off, with the poll showing that Scots largely approve of what Nicola Sturgeon's party is doing. Around half said they were satisfied with the SNP's record on justice, education, health and transport compare to around a fifth to a quarter who were dissatisfied.
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I walk out of the building, all those innocent people sleeping in their beds. Steve and Carly, nestled in eachother's arms, little Kennith asleep in his crib, while Caleb sleeps holding his stuffed dog. This was all going to end. As I exit out the door, I hop on my hover board, the circular disk, with it's curved spikes spinning as I take off. I press the button on the detonation device. The house instantaneously explodes, sending debris all over. I look down at the madness below me, as I see the firey remains of what used to be a lovely two story house.
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Title: New life and New Civilizations
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"Captain, may I present Ambassador Nysia Istari," he sighed heavily, "my mother."
As far as Jim was concerned, there was only one way to describe Nysia Istari: stunning. She was shorter than Tellar, but only slightly so, with the same raven hair and sharp, steely grey eyes. Strings of silver studded with various gems were interwoven with her sleek, black hair piled in braids that cascaded down her back. Her shoulders and upper body were bare, save for a heavy, finely worked silver collar wrapped around her neck and flaring out over the pale skin of her shoulders and nestled in the fold of her breasts. She wore a plain black dress that clung tightly to her chest and upper body before draping elegantly down her legs to the floor. An intricately woven and patterned shawl was wrapped loosely across her back and bared arms.
"Madam Ambassador," Jim smiled and bowed his head, "welcome aboard the Enterprise. I hope we can make your transit to Earth as comfortable as possible."
"Thank you, Captain." Her voice was a pleasing alto, buoyed by the strength of her tone. She took Tellar's proffered hand and stepped gracefully off the transporter pad. "Your hospitality has been highly lauded." Her eyes flickered to her son, whose cheeks tinged pink.
"We do aim to please ma'am." Jim smiled. He looked over Nysia's head and winked at Tellar, who turned even redder. Jim's grin widened as a scowl spread over Tellar's face. "We have arranged one of the diplomatic suites for your use, if you would follow me?" Jim motioned to the door, Nysia nodded her head in agreement, following Jim out the door; her grip fixed firmly on Tellar's arm while the rest of the Myrrshan contingent followed close behind. The group made its way down the hallway, exchanging idle conversation as they went.
Moving the Myrrshan delegation into the diplomatic suite was far easier than Jim had imagined. The ambassador's staff set about unloading their equipment in a quick and orderly fashion, with the ambassador herself directing most of the work. The evening culminated with an official state dinner where the Enterprise's cooks, in Jim's humble opinion, proved their mettle. They dined on a variety of dishes from around the Federation finished with a sweet and savory Myrrshan dessert accompanied by a deep amber-colored wine that tasted of almonds and honey. The conversation had been pleasant, if boring and slightly stilted, all and all the night was a resounding success. It was with a full belly and slightly fuzzy head that Jim made his way back to his quarters.
Grabbing a glass of water from his replicator, Jim settled on the plush sofa in his living room and kicked off his boots, idly watching the stars streak past the main cabin window. The evening had definitely been a success. The thought of retiring for the night was just beginning to dance around in Jim's head when his door chimed. Sighing heavily, Jim stood and walked to the door, opening it. Opposite him stood Tellar, his cheeks still slightly pink, a bottle in one hand. Jim's sour disposition at being bothered disappeared instantly. He smiled brightly.
"Good evening Captain." He smiled brightly, "I've brought another gift for you, it's…personal." The pink tinge spread over his entire face with the last word.
"How many times do I have to tell you?" Kirk grinned, "It's Jim. Please, come in." He stood to the side as Tellar stepped into the main room. He set the intricately carved and decorated bottle on the table next to the chess set. He stared at the multi-tiered board as Jim set two glasses on the table. He pulled the stopper from the bottle and poured two fingers' worth of the pale yellow liquid into each glass. He picked up both glasses and handed one to Tellar; their fingers touched, just for an instant, sending a jolt of raw electricity up Jim's arm.
Gently clinking the glasses together, Jim watched Tellar, who took a small, measured sip from the glass. He put the rim of the glass to his lips and inhaled; the aroma of savory spices and nuts filled his nose. He took a small sip, letting the viscous liquid coat his mouth and throat. The heat of the potent alcohol felt like a smoldering fire in the pit of his stomach. He nodded approvingly, Tellar smiled in return.
"It is called Pevlas, a kind of," he paused, considering his words, taking one of the chess pieces into his hand, rolling it between his fingers, "brandy, I think; made from the fruit of vlasia tree. It was native to the mountains of my clan's ancestral lands; we keep several trees in our ship, enough to make a few bottles every year."
"I'm honored, thank you." Jim settled in a chair flanking the chess set. He motioned for Tellar to take the seat next to him. "It's a human game of strategy called chess." Jim began moving the chessmen to their starting positions, explaining the role of each and the ultimate goal of the game. The two men talked back and forth, enjoying each other's company as the night grew late and the brandy disappeared. The pink tinge on Tellar's cheeks was permanent now, though Jim wasn't sure if it was from the brandy or the many times he caught Tellar staring. Jim stifled a yawn and glanced at the clock on the far wall; it was well past midnight. Tellar finished his glass and set it down on the table.
"Thank you, James. It has been an enjoyable evening, but I must retire for the night; it has been a very long day." Tellar stood and walked towards the door, Jim followed him.
"The pleasure was mine Tellar. I'll send a copy of the rules to the computer in your suite." Jim smiled and pointed towards the chess set.
"Excellent, I relish the opportunity to test you." Tellar grinned, rubbing his hands in anticipation.
They stood close to each other next to the door. Jim knew Tellar had to go, but, for some reason, he didn't want him to. The two men stood awkwardly, neither sure what to do. Finally, when the silence grew too uncomfortable, Tellar gently patted Jim's arm and left without a word. He could still feel the heat of the Myrrshan's hand on his arm.
Jim slept poorly that night. Dreams he hadn't had since his teenage years flooded back, though the faceless body it had always been was replaced by the pale, grinning face that now moved about his ship. Memories and feelings from his younger years bubbled to the surface of his mind in the darkness of his quarters. Staring at the ceiling, in the inky darkness of the night, he could recognize them, his classmate in middle school, Josh the track runner in high school, and possibly that Andorian from his Introductory Xenobiology class at the Academy (he still wasn't completely sure about that one), and nameless faces all around. He felt his face flush and a stirring in his groin at the memories. Groaning, he stood and padded across his quarters to the bathroom, splashing water on his face. Jim glanced at the clock; it was far too early to be conscious, yet there wasn't enough time to try and fall back asleep. It was going to be a long day.
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Most important game: Oct. 11 vs Georgia
Key players: Is anybody else still wondering how Missouri reached the SEC championship game last season? People doubted the Tigers all year, and they proved us all wrong time and time again. That team lost a lot of talent, but the cupboard isn't bare heading into this season.
Quarterback Maty Mauk will become the full-time starter and if last fall was any indication, he has a chance to be one of the top signal-callers in the league. In his four starts, all against SEC teams, he threw for 910 yards, 10 touchdowns and just two interceptions. He'll have to be at the top of his game against Georgia, but it certainly doesn't hurt that the Dawgs lost three starters in their secondary this offseason. To be fair, Missouri will be without its top three pass-catchers from a year ago, including sophomore Dorial Green-Beckham who was dismissed from the team in April. It will be up to Bud Sasser and Jimmie Hunt to pick up the slack.
It's more likely that the Tigers will lean on its running back tandem this season. Henry Josey is gone, but Russell Hansbrough and Marcus Murphy each rushed for over 600 yards and over 6.0 yards per carry a year ago. Expect them both to put up big numbers early in the season, but how will they fare once the SEC slate begins? The Georgia game will be a major test for them and for the offensive line.
The real question mark for Missouri isn't the offense. It's the defense. The Tigers reloaded at defensive end, replacing Michael Sam and Kony Ealy with Markus Golden and Shane Ray, but will that be enough to slow down Todd Gurley, Keith Marshall and the rest of Georgia's running backs? The key will be safety Braylon Webb and his ability to come up and play the run. He was second on the team in tackles last season.
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