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January 14-16, 2015Austin Hilton
500 East 4th Street
Austin, TX 78701
Transportation is transforming and the conversation around a more robust and sustainable system has never been more important than right now. Join us as we draw from the past and look to the future. The planning we do today can transform our state's infrastructure of tomorrow…
The Transportation Forum is an annual thought leadership platform for public policy and transportation influencers to discuss current topics and ground breaking innovations, that turn beyond-the-box thinking into realities for future generations.
The 10th Annual Texas Transportation Forum will be held Wednesday, January 14 - Friday, January 16, 2015 at the Downtown Hilton in Austin, Texas. We hope you will join us.
TTI Event Management & Planning (EM&P) is available to answer questions at any time. We look forward to seeing you in January!
Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)
The mission of TxDOT is to work with others to provide safe and reliable transportation solutions for Texas.
Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI)
The mission of TTI is to solve transportation problems through research, to transfer technology, and to develop diverse human resources to meet the transportation challenges of tomorrow.
Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Texas
There are over 800 members of the AGC of Texas Highway, Heavy, Utilities and Industrial Branch. The Texas Highway and Heavy Branch was originally founded in 1924, making it one of the oldest trade associations in the nation. The Chapter also holds a charter from the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). The Chapter advocates professional, ethical standards that support cost-effective, quality construction to stand for all AGC contractor and associate members. AGC of Texas' prime objective is to cultivate harmonious relations with supervising public authorities and is highly regarded and respected by the Texas Legislature and awarding and regulatory agencies for its constructive involvement in shaping industry and this state's construction program.
Texas Good Roads & Transportation Association (TGR/TA)
Since 1932, membership in TGR/TA has been made up of business people, community leaders, chamber of commerce members, professionals and transportation experts — Texans who understand that good roads lead to a stronger economy. Our goal is to support the efforts of TxDOT in working with the Texas Legislature to promote efficient transportation.
- Move Texas Forward
Move Texas Forward is a bi-partisan organization whose mission is to educate Texans about the policies that will address the state's infrastructure challenges and ensure the long-term economic success of the state and its citizens. Move Texas Forward will advocate for the funding necessary to advance those policies and increase infrastructure development.
Event SchedulePlease refer to the following for general information regarding the program's dates, times and activities. A more detailed program is also available.
|Wednesday, January 14, 2015
|9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
|Affiliate Meetings
|5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
|Opening Reception
|Thursday, January 15, 2015
|7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
|Opening Session Breakfast, Keynote Luncheon and General Sessions
|6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
|Evening Reception
|Friday, January 16, 2015
|8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
|Breakfast and Affiliate Meetings
Registration Information
Registration Fees
|Participant Type
|By September 30, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. (CST)
|By January 5, 2015 at 11:00 p.m. (CST)
Participant types:
- Standard: Individuals not employed by government agencies or nonprofit organizations.
- Government: Employees of local, state, or federal government agencies. This includes employees of TxDOT, TTI, FHWA, and retirees of those organizations who are not otherwise employed.
- Nonprofit: Employees of an organization that holds 501(c) tax exempt status.
Meals included with the registration fee:
- Welcome Reception: Wednesday, January 14
- Full Breakfast: Thursday, January 15
- Luncheon: Thursday, January 15
- Reception: Thursday, January 15
- Full Breakfast: Friday, January 16
Online Registration
To register for this conference, use our online registration form.
Online registration closes on Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 12:00 noon (CST).
Payment Method
- Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express)
- Check/Money Order
Please make check or money orders (U.S. currency drawn on a U.S. bank) payable to TTI-TTF15. EM&P also accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express credit cards. If paying by check or money order, you may register online and then mail your payment to EM&P. EM&P cannot invoice; therefore, payment of the conference registration fee must be received prior to admission to the conference.
For payment processing purposes, the vendor identification number for TTI Event Management & Planning is 37277277275000. The federal identification number is 74-2270624.
All hotel reservations must be received by December 23, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. (CST). Reservations received after this date will be accepted on a space-available basis. Please make your reservations online with the links provided below or contact the Hilton's Central Reservation hotline at (800) 236-1592. Be sure to specify that you are with the "Texas Transportation Forum."
Please note a one-night room and tax deposit will be taken at the time of booking.
Online Hotel Reservations
- General Attendee: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/ATTENDEE2015
Airport and Ground Transportation
The Hilton Austin is located seven miles from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA).
- Directions from ABIA: Take Hwy 71 West approximately 5.5 miles to I-35. Merge onto I-35 North and take exit 234C. Turn left at the 1st light (6th St.) and turn left onto Neches St. The Hilton Austin is on the corner of 5th and Neches.
- Access online a complete listing of ground transportation services offered to and from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
Information Desk
Austin Hilton - 6th Floor
- Wednesday, January 14, 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
- Thursday, January 15, 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Friday, January 16, 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Requests must be received in writing by EM&P no later than November 7, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. (CST). The registration fee will be refunded, less a $100 handling fee.
Registration fees may be transferred to another name in lieu of requesting a refund. To request a transfer prior to January 5, 2015, please call EM&P at (888) 550-5577 or e-mail email@example.com. Transfer requests will also be accepted onsite.
Event Information
For more information about the event including event program and hotel information, please visit the official website, www.texastransportationforum.com.
For More Information
Please contact EM&P if you have any questions regarding your Texas Transportation Forum registration.Event Management & Planning
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Texas A&M University System
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2005 Christmas HALLMARK Piano SNOWMAN New Jingle Bell @
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- Sold Date: Jan 01, 2007
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This auction is for a brand new Hallmark animated Snowman featuring PIANO SNOWMAN !!! This Piano playing snowman was released in 2005 and is brand new with tag. The snowman also comes with 4 "AA" batteries. Just turn the switch on, push the "press " button and listen to the Snowman play parts of "Let it Snow, Let it Snow", "Jingle Bell Rock", and A Holly Jolly Christmas" with Christmas lights flashing around the piano. If you are a fan of Jingle Pals - you'll definitely love this one as well. Just a Great piece for the Christmas holidays! Winning bidder to pay for exact s/h. Please email me with any questions. I accept Paypal as well! Good luck!!

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I'm Eirene Chen and I'm excited to serve our community as San Carlos School Board Trustee. I have lived in San Carlos for 11 years with my husband Stephen and we're raising two boys, now in the 3rd and 5th grades.
I offer you a life-long passion for education, strong leadership skills, and the most working knowledge of our district. I am widely considered "the most experienced" candidate for the role. I am the only candidate with children in both elementary and middle schools, and am grateful for the endorsements of 60+ community leaders.
I spent the bulk of my 20s being an advocate for strong schools. My interest was sparked in 1983 when I was a junior in High School, and the report "A Nation at Risk" was released. In college, I worked in the Philadelphia Public Schools on education reform. When I was 25 years old I moved to Oakland and worked full-time, for two years, as a community advocate on to improve the Oakland Public Schools. I researched best practices and was a voice for low-income families. I then studied for my Masters in Education Policy, and MBA, both from Stanford University.
In my 30s, I began my business career (Learning Company, Google, Intuit, startups). I have 20+ years of experience in leading teams and organizations to make a big impact. I help people set bold visions, think strategically, measure progress, and be accountable to their goals.
In my 40s, I have served as classroom volunteer, PTA co-president, SCEF volunteer, and have been active in a district-wide coordinating council that serves all seven of our schools. These roles have given me a deep understanding of how our schools operate and the issues that concern parents, students, principals, teachers, and district staff.
I view School Board service as the perfect way to "give back" to my community, and to make use of my leadership skills and deep passion for Education.
I am grateful to be endorsed by San Carlos' finest community leaders including Tom Davids, Ron Collins, Jean Dehner, Beth Hunkapiller, Linda Teutschel, Bob Bredel, Adam Rak, Nicole Bergeron, and many more. Parents across all our seven schools and who are active in SCEF, coaching, theater, Scouts are also supporting me. Please see a full list of endorsements here.
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"My father and Frank Sinatra respected each other's abilities enormously. My father always said Frank brought out the best in him. And his arrangements gave Frank a new musical playground to wander in. My father said the best thing that ever happened to Frank as far as his ballad singing was concerned was his broken heart from Ava Gardner. Frank browbeat my father from time to time about an arrangement, but it produced good results. Sinatra would go in to make the recording and make a little change here and there. He'd say, 'Do a little Puccini thing there.' Or a little Gershwin or Ellington or whatever. My father would make a cryptic note. They'd get into the session, and there it was, exactly where it was supposed to be."
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"We were working... with Frank Sinatra. He was in the main room, and we were in the lounge. It was a real thrill to meet and actually become friends with people like Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. They were all working the Sands at that time... and Bill and I became... well, not close friends, but at least acquaintances where they knew us by name, and most of them just called us the righteous boys."
"It's going to a good place to exercise because (Frank Sinatra Drive) is a steep street. Gravity will definitely be working against us."
"He was a storyteller. There was a lot of background that makes Frank Sinatra such a powerful icon. We all know the strong character that Frank Sinatra was, but the more music of his that you listen to, the more you sense the vulnerable artist that he was."


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We're baaaaaaccckk! We've missed blogging, but while we were away, we stayed plenty busy working, traveling (Lolo just got back from Nicaragua!), enjoying some quality time with family and friends, and of course celebrating Liz's wedding! As promised, below is a snapshot of the special day, which took place in St. Louis this past September. (An enormous thank you to Stephen Seebeck for such beautiful photos!) We hope you enjoy it as much as we did...
LOCATION Whitmoor Country Club, St. Louis EVENT PLANNING Simcha's Events
FLOWERS Wildflowers PHOTOGRAPHY Stephen Seebeck Photography VIDEOGRAPHY Video Views STATIONARY Paper Patch QUARTET Manhasset Strings BAND Griffin and the Gargoyles BRIDE'S GOWN Monique Lhuillier BRIDE'S TRAIN R&M Designs BRIDE'S ACCESSORIES Bracelet borrowed from her mother, BHLDN headpiece BRIDESMAID DRESSES Various designers, Bella Bridesmaids St. Louis FLOWER GIRL'S DRESS Us Angels, Nordstrom GROOM'S SUIT Stallone's Formal Wear TRANSPORTATION Best Transportation VINTAGE RENTALS Finch Vintage SIGN Constructed from 100-year-old reclaimed barn wood by bride's father


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In today's world, nothing can be certain. With many thousands of people in the UK suffering life changing injuries, it is prudent to make provision for your future if you are suddenly struck down by an unforeseen injury or illness and incapable of working. When considering what fate can throw in your path, it is important to consider the types of insurance policies available to you.
If you have a family, it would be wise to consider taking out an insurance policy which will cover your mortgage or provide a regular income for those you may leave behind if the worst were to happen. Term life insurance provides an ideal safety net for people who have financial commitments that need to be met.
Critical illness is also on the increase, with people suffering from heart disease, strokes, degenerative motor neurone diseases and Alzheimer's to name but a few life changing illnesses. A critical illness policy will safeguard your home and family if you were to be rendered unable to work due to falling victim to one of the diseases it insures against.
Whatever your worry, there is a policy which will meet your needs. We offer a means of comparison for insurance policies, meaning you can be sure of choosing the best value and most comprehensive policies available.


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I have been having some issues setting up a site-to-site vpn between two PA 200's. I have followed a couple of different guides (http://www.netleets.com/2011/11/palo-alto-how-to-configure-site-to-site.html) this was the most recent one I used. Unfortunately I am still unable to get the tunnel up and I was wondering if anyone here could offer better guidance than this guide, or perhaps just a better guide.
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May 21, 2012 at 12:07 UTC
I struggled with this between two Sonicwalls until I used LogMeIn to control a PC at the far end so I could be in the config for both firewalls at the same time. That definitely made the difference for me as I had never done it before.
Jun 8, 2012 at 1:23 UTC
We eventually got it up and operational. We ended up having to make a support request, thankfully everything is up and going well; especially after we got our NAT working right (had some NAT difficulties accessing locally hosted sites).
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
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The hotel has an international exhibition centre and over 20 conference rooms. The hotel welcomes guests into a lobby with 24-hour reception, hotel safe, cloakroom, lift access, newsstand and a hairdressing salon. Other facilities include a cafe, bar, restaurant, Internet access, room and laundry services (both for an additional fee), as well as a car park and garage.
This hotel is in a prime location downtown, just opposite the Jinhan Exhibition Centre.
It is a traditional Chinese building surroundings with two parks on both sides and has a 10000 square metre central garden.
The lobby is large in size, grand decorated with marble floor and high roof top.
Cancellation policies can vary seasonally or depending on the hotel or room type. You can review the specific policy for the hotel you selected during the reservation process.
All children are welcome. All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing beds. One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib. One older child or adult is charged CNY 250 per person per night in an extra bed. The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1. Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
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S. Drerex: You die here!
Jorge: Not so fast! *Volcan and throws it in the air* Lio, catch!
Lionex: *Burns it in mid air.*
Doomrik: *About to attack Drerex while he's distracted.*
Sentrix: *Shoots at Doomrik*
Taylor: Matthew, let's do a team ability!
Taylor and Matthew: Team ability activate! Dark beam!
(Drerex transfers some darkus energy to Sentrix, which it uses to fire a dark beam at Doomrik and S. Drerex, defeating them.)
Michael: Finally, we did it!
Matthew: Yeah! Hey, Drerex you all right?
Drerex: *Glowing* I think I'm evolving.
(Drerex evolves into Alphax Drerex)
Matthew: Woah! Nothing could make this day worse!
(At least 50 Bakugan surround them)
Matthew: Well then... Anyone up for another team ability?
All: Team ability acticate! Multilaser!
(A large multicolored laser fires out of all of them, defeating all of their opponenets)
Nathan: When we get on the ship, no one touches mah food hole!
(On the ship)
Taylor: Hey, Matthew?
Matthew: What's up Taylor?
Taylor: Did you really mean what you said back there? About loving me?
Matthew: I did. Why, do you not like me?
Taylor: Well, I think the answer was obvious since I kissed you a while back.
Matthew: Well then how about we see that new movie, The Avengers, this Saturday?
Taylor: Sure, *kisses Matthew on the cheek*
Matthew: Still can't get over how good that feels.


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The cast of the new Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal anime series has been announced and the big news is that Kotono Mitsuishi will be reprising her role as the title character! Asked about how it feels to return to a character she first voiced 22 years ago, Mitsuishi said via Anime News Network:
"I want to hurry up and meet moving Usagi again." She thinks that there are some people who are worried about the new cast. This is because the fans loved the work, and they loved the characters. She added that she is the same way. She said that she will not put a lid on her feelings about the earlier anime and throw them away, but she will take them with her into the new work. She asks fans to cheer the staff on, and "miracle romance" with her.
The remaining members of the cast will be Hisako Kanemoto as Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury, Rina Satou as Rei Hino/Sailor Mars, Ami Koshimizu as Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter, and Shizuka Itou as Minako Aino/Sailor Venus. The series will debut on July 5, streamed internationally on the Niconico video service with new episodes every first and third Saturday of the month at 6:00 AM EST.
See the character designs after the break…
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text: So better late than never is my motto this month, lol! For Mother's Day this year I told my mom I would knit her a sweater of her choice. Per her specifications, she now has "a simple pink tweed cotton cardigan with pearl buttons,"- -- just a little late. The CASCADE SIERRA QUATTRO yarn was just the ticket and this very simple vanilla top down cardigan pattern made sizing a snap. It literally is a perfect basic first sweater for anyone out there who hasn't tried her hand at knitting a sweater yet. The beauty of the project: Mom gets a new sweater and it will hopefully inspire others to take the next adventurous step in their knitting journey and realize that we mean it when we say you can literally knit almost any sweater you want with the yarn of our your choice as long as you are willing to take the time to understand gauge. If you add, subtract, multiply and divide you can understand gauge! Even the math-challenged like me:) Happy knitting, friends!


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ETIS has reached its 20th Anniversary! For associations such as ours this is a remarkable result when one looks at the number of associations that have closed down due to lack of funding, relevance and, above all, lack of interest by the member companies. This proves to me that ETIS is truly unique and well worth all the work and effort that is put into continuing the organisation initially started in the early 90's.
The objective of this Anniversary Booklet is to provide a short history and record of a remarkable organisation, ETIS, the ideas behind it and the motives of the people who were involved with it from its earliest beginnings until present time. It also tries to identify and describe some of the major underlying themes characterising the changes which have taken place since ETIS began, in the domains of telecommunications and information technology. On a lighter note, we have included various tidbits of sporting, entertaining and historic events, so that you can try to remember where you were at that time.
I sincerely hope that this ETIS 20th Anniversary Booklet brings back fond memories to those initiated this adventure and to all others who joined this incredible journey during the past years. Seeing so many positive outcomes to our activities really brings home the importance of our motto: "Sharing knowledge is our Strength!
We hope that you will find the contents of this anniversary booklet useful and informative. An electronic version can be downloaded at:
If you need paper copies of the booklet please feel free to contact the ETIS Central Office and it will be sent to you.
11/07/2017Futurist Rudy de Waele will be the keynote speaker at the Community Gathering in Tallinn
30/06/2017ETIS Ambassador: a new role within our ETIS community!
05/10/2017ETIS Community Gathering 2017
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APSC Medical Officer Apply Online 768 Jobs Notification 2016 Recruitment
Notification about the Assam Public Service Commission recruitment is out, candidates who are looking for government jobs can now apply for the post. This job posts vacancy is particular for the Medical & Health Officer. They are totally 786 jobs vacated in the APSC. Candidates can now apply for the post, as the application form is easily available on the official website of the APSC.
In this article you can get all the required details like Eligibility criteria, selection process, application form applying process, results, syllabus, and admit card details, for more details information you can also visit the official website.
- Last day to apply for the APSC post would be July 30th
- Total numbers of vacated posts in the APSCA are 786.
- Post Name: Medical and Health Officer.
Eligibility Criteria according to the Education Qualification and Age Wise of APSC Recruitment Officials
Eligibility to apply for this post would be. All the applied candidates should have minimum MBBS as qualification. From the recognized university or Institute which is registered under the Medical Council of Assam.
Age Limit
Applying candidate's age for the post should not be less than 21 years, or more than 43 years, according to March 3rd 2016. The upper age relaxation is as per the rules of government.
NOTE: Applying candidates need to meet all the eligibility criteria of the APSC A then only your application form would be accepted.
Admit Card for the post of Medical and Health Officer.
Admit card would be issued right after the application process is completed. Once the official announce the release date of the admit card, we will update all the information on our official website. To get all the required information do visit the official website.
Applying Process for the APSC Recruitment
- All the candidates who want to apply for the post need to visit the official website.
- Then do check for the exact link of the APSC Recruitment.
- Do click on it and then enter your all details online and even pay application fee if required.
- Then do attach all your scanned documents copies and then submit your application form online on the official website.
- Then after applying do take a print copy of your application form for future use.
APSC Recruitment Selection Process.
Selection process would totally be based on your performance, where in the first round would be written exam. If you qualify the first round you would be processed for the other round of the recruitment process which is the Personal Interview.
APSC Syllabus for the Post of Medical and Health Officer
Syllabus would be very soon released for the present year, and coming to past year syllabus you can get it from the official website for free of cost refer it online or download it and refer to it in your free time. For more details you can visit the official website.
Results of APSC Recruitment
Results would be soon declared by the official after all completion of all rounds. You can check the results on the official website. As of now exact results date is not bee decided.


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Please post requests for buddy passes in this thread. All other threads started to request a Buddy Pass will be removed so that we can keep the discussion in the forum on the topic of the game.
Some things to remember when posting your request:
* In accordance with ZAM rules regarding RMT, do not offer to buy a Pass with RL money. Such offers will result in a possible banning of your ZAM account.
* For your own security, don't post your Email in your thread. Use our private messaging system.
* A Buddy Pass is a full game registration key. Don't be surprised if you don't get one. Especially if you've just created a ZAM account for the purpose of requesting one.
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Thankfully, the night of the frightening injuries is over. But it does serve to remind fantasy owners that injuries can strike without warning, putting even the most solidly constructed teams in peril.
For starters, Stephen Strasburg appears to be fine. The MRI on his stiff shoulder that forced him to skip his scheduled start revealed only some minor inflammation, but the precedent has been set: If there's any hint of soreness or an injury, the Nationals will err on the side of caution every time. Depending on how he feels in his next bullpen session, Strasburg could still take his scheduled turn in the rotation on Sunday.
Perhaps the scariest injury was the "abdominal contusion" Rockies closer Huston Street suffered when he was hit by a ball in batting practice. Street was taken away in an ambulance (above), but is now "at home, resting comfortably," according to the team. He's officially day-to-day, but it wouldn't be a surprise to see someone else (Manny Corpas?) get the save opportunities over the next few days.
Mets outfielder Jason Bay was out of the lineup last night because of lingering effects from a mild concussion he received crashing into the left field wall over the weekend. A DL stint remains a possibility. Jeff Francoeur, who homered on Tuesday night, will see regular playing time while Bay is out.
And the injury with perhaps the greatest fantasy impact was the oblique strain that forced Phillies outfielder Shane Victorino to leave last night's game early. Victorino will be re-examined today. Those types of injuries can take time to heal, and if Victorino should need to spend time on the DL, it would open the door to a promotion for the team's top minor league prospect -- outfielder Domonic Brown -- and quash any notion of a Jayson Werth trade.
The bottom line for fantasy owners: Make sure your bench/reserve spots cover you at the greatest possible number of positions. Players such as Omar Infante and Ty Wigginton who are eligible at multiple spots will give you maximum roster flexibility if you're hit with an unforeseen injury.
For fantasy owners in search of that extra edge, Benchcoach.com has a look at today's top batter vs. pitcher matchups. In leagues with daily transactions, these stats might also help you decide who gets the start and who sits on your bench.
Players you want in your lineup
Ivan Rodriguez vs. Tim Hudson .448 (13-for-29, 2 HR, 8 RBI)
David Ortiz vs. Joel Pineiro .440 (11-for-25, 3 HR, 12 RBI)
Ichiro Suzuki vs. Mark Buehrle .429 (18-for-42, 4 RBI)
Yadier Molina vs. Johan Santana .429 (6-for-14, RBI)
Curtis Granderson vs. Fausto Carmona .412 (14-for-34, 2 HR, 4 RBI)
Players you don't want in your lineup
Josh Willingham vs. Tim Hudson .050 (1-for-20)
Ian Kinsler vs. Trevor Cahill .091 (1-for-11)
Alex Gonzalez vs. Livan Hernandez .098 (4-for-41, 2 RBI)
Juan Rivera vs. Josh Beckett .111 (2-for-18, RBI)
Chone Figgins vs. Mark Buehrle .133 (4-for-30, 3 RBI)
Steve's been with USA TODAY in one form or another since 1993. He started at USATODAY.com in 1996, becoming the website's baseball editor in 1999, and has written the fantasy baseball column for Sports Weekly since 2006. Follow him on Twitter: @sgardnerUSAT.
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So, Brad has decided to accept the offer he couldn't refuse at Blue State Digital. This means that I have to do something that truly disgusts me.
I have to say something nice about a Yankees fan.
So, I think it's fitting that I post this on the morning when the evil empire is a full 8 games behind the best baseball team EVAH, knowing that even if the Yankees sweep the Red Sox over the next 3 games they'll still be five back. That DOES make this a little easier.
Brad joined the company less than a year ago and has helped us build a competitive, innovative and successful social media offering. He really showed some serious initiative building the Imagine Cup Blog behind the scenes. He developed a blog research system that I think is second to none. He helped a lot of technophobes understand the value of social media tools.
We are already changing the way people inside the beltway and beyond look at blogs and social networks as drivers of policy-based discussions. In the next few months we're going to be showing some strong and innovative leadership at the nexus of business, policy, and social media.
Brad had something to do with that.
So congratulations, Brad. (and hi, Brad's mom.) Best of luck at Blue State Digital, and I'm sure we'll keep in touch.
(Yankees suck.)
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Commenting on my post about the lack of chaplains on Nurse Jackie, Terri said:
Well, maybe if there were more on TV, people would insist on them in the hospital! And, I haven't jumped into this one because I really don't want to hurt your feelings, but I am training to be a professional chaplain--I do think there is a place for theological and clinical training in the work--so I don't look with optimism at models that have all the care done by volunteers with a "staff chaplain" who serves mainly as a scheduler. In your hospital, which staff are designated requestors for organ and tissue donation? Which staff assist patients with advance directives? Mortuary selection? This varies but in the system where I work chaplains are expected to do these things, also coordinate with Red Cross, military, prisons for compassionate leaves or phone calls. Chaplains also serve on the ethics board etc. Some volunteers can certainly do some of these things, but in all honesty work that is done largely by volunteers tends to become work that is seen as "less valuable" systemically, so while I do not devalue the work that you do, I do worry about the future of chaplaincy at a time when it has never been needed more.This raises points that I think deserve their own post, so here goes.
First of all, I agree with you in being nervous about "models that have all the care done by volunteers with a 'staff chaplain' who serves mainly as a scheduler." I don't advocate such models, and this isn't how things work where I volunteer. At my hospital, the Spiritual Care Department consists of five staff chaplains, four of whom are also clergy. A half-time office employee schedules the several dozen volunteer chaplains; that's not done by actual chaplaincy staff.
Several times I've obtained advance-directive paperwork for patients, and once I helped an ER patient who'd already filled out the paperwork find someone to witness the document. I've never talked anyone through the various options, although I could if I had to. Nor have I been involved in tissue/organ donation issues, although I know those scenarios have occurred in our ER. I was working once when the Red Cross came in: the RN case manager had called them. As for mortuary selection, we have a pamphlet we give families, although many have already made their own arrangements. Again, the RN case manager or social worker usually help out with all of that, as well as notifying coroners.
I don't serve on the ethics board. I don't know any volunteers who do. I'm sure at least one of our staff chaplains does.
I don't dispute the value of professional chaplains any more than you dispute the value of volunteers. I do find it significant, though, that your examples involve the very worst situations: death. My struggle as a volunteer chaplain has been to teach medical staff that chaplains do much more than minister to the dead, dying and bereaved, that our role is to be a compassionate, non-anxious presence in any situation requiring one.
At your hospital, who comforts the anxious mom who's brought her sick firstborn to the ER when the nurses are too busy to spend much time with her, and when -- since nobody's died -- no one would think to call a staff chaplain? At my hospital, I do that, and so do other volunteers. We also deal with death, dying and grief, and we're instructed to respond to all codes in other parts of the hospital, just in case a staff chaplain isn't there. I'm frequently the only chaplain at a code, but that may be because of the hours I work. Staff chaplains and community clergy are always on call in case something comes up that a volunteer can't handle, but this usually takes the form of, "I want a priest," and several times when patients have requested priests and one hasn't shown up, I've visited instead, and usually been warmly welcomed and appreciated.
The compassionate-presence piece, though, is most of what I do. In the ER, it's rarely a choice between the patient seeing me or seeing a staff chaplain: it's a choice between their seeing me or not seeing anybody. Because I'm dedicated to this one department (except in rare cases when I'm asked to go elsewhere), I can deal with issues that are crises for the patients but that the medical staff wouldn't see as such, which means -- among other things -- that certain anxieties and resentments are defused before they have the chance to become crises for our overworked medical staff.
As far as I know, no one sees my work as "less valuable" because I'm a volunteer. The ER staff have repeatedly requested more volunteer chaplains to be scheduled there. Nurses and case managers are often visibly happy when I arrive. I think it's also significant that they very clearly think of what I do as work. "Oh, hi, Susan: how late are you working today?" A few weeks ago my husband and I went to a concert and ran into an ER nurse I know; when I introduced her to Gary, she said, "I work with your wife," not, "Your sweet little wife helps us out a few hours a week even though she's clueless and underqualified." (She wouldn't have said anything like that anyway, because she's polite, but can you hear the tone difference between the two approaches?) Shortly after that, I went in for an evening shift, something I haven't done in over a year, and a nurse I haven't seen in that long gave me a hug and said, "I saw you before and thought, 'Oh, good, she's still working for us!'"
Mind you, I think certain ER staff find me annoying, but so do people in the rest of the world. That's a personality issue, not a functional one, and being slightly abrasive sometimes makes me more effective; I'm willing to get into people's faces when I have to. As a volunteer, I think I have more immunity to do this without disrupting institutional hierarchies. When I called a homeless shelter after hours to get a bed for a patient -- something the staff had sworn would be impossible -- the case manager thanked me, even though he was one of the people who'd said "We can't do anything after hours" (and who, since then, has studiously ignored my gentle reminders that this shelter will always accept referrals from hospitals or social-service agencies).
I see myself as part of the ER team; at least some of them, I think, see me the same way. But I'm not about to put staff chaplains out of business, at my hospital or anywhere else. First of all, the arrangement at my hospital, as far as I can tell, is very unusual: most places seem to be moving toward using only professional, board-certified chaplains. I don't think you need to worry about the future of chaplaincy, except inasmuch as the increasingly stringent qualifications to do the work will raise the bar too high for people who'd be very good at the work.
I do think (and I've said this here before) that all of us need to consider the patients' perception of whomever's arrived at the bedside. When professional chaplains hear the phrase "volunteer chaplain," many of them hear, "someone who isn't qualified enough to be paid." When patients hear the phrase "volunteer chaplain," they hear, "someone who's come to be with me in my pain and fear even though she's not being paid." Volunteers are walking manifestations of grace, in the sense of free unearned gift. I can't count how many patients have said to me, "What you do is so wonderful! I'd like to do something like that someday." Maybe professional chaplains get the same response; I wouldn't know.
Alice Walker, in my favorite of her poems, says something along the lines of "Perhaps our revolution will be to value what is abundant as much as what is scarce." Volunteers are avatars of abundant compassion, rather than the scarcity of stringent professional training. The professionalization of compassion dismays me.
All that said, I know I'm going to have to do CPE sometime, because I can't work anywhere except my own hospital without it. I won't have the time, energy or money for that until I retire, though -- another ten years at the soonest -- and many people never have those resources. This isn't a tragedy; there are plenty of other places for all of us to spread our abundant compassion. Wouldn't it be nice, though, if hospital patients were graced with more of that particular resource?


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Kimbo Slice rose to fame and infamy through backyard fights on YouTube and showed another side of himself on The Ultimate Fighter.
Matt Mitrione, Slice's opponent Saturday at UFC 113 (10 p.m. ET, pay-per-view), rose to fame and infamy as Slice's castmate on The Ultimate Fighter. Can he change or at least flesh out his image as well? That image took more of a battering than Mitrione's body did on the reality TV show.
"I bet 85% of the viewing public thinks I'm a (dirtbag)," Mitrione said on the Countdown to UFC 113 preview show.
"He wasn't the type of guy that I would call a friend or be friends with," Slice said. "I ain't going to his birthday party, he ain't coming to mine. Not actually enemies, weren't friends either."
Mitrione says he didn't go onto the show intending to become a villain.
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"I have regrets," he says. "I regret I got so wrapped up playing games and trying to manipulate things. I should've kept my eyes on the prize rather than being lost in the moment."
But Mitrione shrugged off the controversy and found himself matched up with Marcus Jones, who showed a fearsome ground game to reach the semifinals, in the show's finale. Mitrione defended well in the first round, then knocked out the NFL veteran 10 seconds into the second round.
Slice also won his official UFC debut on that card and showed a surprising grappling game, slamming and nearly submitting Houston Alexander in a convincing win. He has continued training along with other UFC fighters at American Top Team.
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Recent Foxconn Sales Indicate Strong Year Ahead For Apple IPhone
- Analysts may be underestimating the long term contribution of the existing iPhone lineup.
- Foxconn continues to report record sales despite concerns that iPhone demand is waning.
- Considering that the Apple stock reacts positively to non-iPhone related news and it is valued at a 50% discount to the market, it could jump on earnings.
Foxconn reported record high sales for November; $15.8 billion. This headline caught my eye since Foxconn is the largest assembler of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhones and iPads. November monthly sales hit a record high and market analysts attributed the better than expected results to orders from Apple since it accounts for more than 40% of Foxconn's total sales. Local press coverage of the announcement can be found here. Recently Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM), which supplies chips to Apple, also predicted strong iPhone sales in 2016.
iPhone expectations are low
Up to this point, most analysts have been cautious about the level of demand for Apple iPhones. The Motley Fool even posted an article highlighting how weak demand for the iPhone 6s is pressuring the Apple stock. The stock initially sold off on these concerns but rallied when a Goldman Sachs analyst, highlighted it as a top pick for 2016.
Analysts are beginning to digest this information
While trying to dig into the implications of this announcement, I came across a fantastic research report from Stifel analyst, Aaron Rakers, Who regressed Foxconn + Pegatron results against Apples Total Revenue (ex-services). The correlation was pretty tight with the R squared=.86. According to Rakers, this would imply sales of $74.1 billion which is 5% above his current estimate.
In his note, Rakers also draws a correlation between China Mobile Phone Exports with Apple ex-China iPhone shipments. This hasn't even higher R squared of .922. If this correlation holds, it "would imply total Apple sales (ex-services) of $74.1 billion, or reflective of an implied ~4%-5% upside when compared to our current estimate". I wouldn't want to provide the full note but a summary of it can be found here.
Goldman call wasn't iPhone related
The situation looks very interesting to me. Even though the stock sold off initially when there was conversation about weak demand for iPhones, the Goldman Sachs call that jumpstarted the recent rally had nothing to do with iPhone units. The analyst, Simona Jankowski, simply added the stock to the "Conviction Buy" list and said "over the next year, the focus will shift away from unit growth (which is slowing given a maturing smartphone market) to installed base monetization and recurring revenues (Apple as a Service)". NOTHING about iPhone units stronger than expected which has been the driving force for the stock for several years.
Apple stock is very cheap on a relative basis
The S&P 500 is currently trading at a PE of 21.7 compared to Apple that is trading at a PE of 12.7. Should Apple really trade at a 50% discount to the market? If you think the company is going to see a decline in earnings yes but even if it misses consensus, earnings is unlikely to see a large decline.
I'm hardly a rocket scientist, but I can do simple math and it seems that reduced expectations and improving results are a recipe for stock price appreciation. I'm not an Apple PermaBull. I don't even own a share, but I felt compelled to pass these data points along to people who could benefit.


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He got 1 for no licenses 2nd one was speeding and learners permit violation 3 one was for speeding again..All in a 4 months period
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2.8.17 — Carnival in Nicaragua
Farley Aguilar works from found photographs. His gallery even speaks of them as antiquated. By the time he is through, though, they may feel ripped right out of the headlines, a graphic novel, or a textbook history of modern art.
But which? The sheer elusiveness of his images contributes to their punch, at Lyles & King through February 12. So, too, do their ravaged surfaces and eclecticism.
How could I not pin down the seated mother sewing a flag, child by her side? It looks so comforting, like her old-fashioned sofa and print dress. It could be an emblem of family and patriotism, but from what war? The theme appears in posters back in World War I, and Americans have been fighting over the flag ever since. They fought over the war in Vietnam, back when the police were "pigs," and the word pig appears above the painting on the gallery's Web site, with double exclamation points—scrawled on the wall in a jagged oval like the ones used in comic strips for pow, zap, and bam. In the climate of wars now, left over from George W. Bush, defenders wield images like this as a sucker punch.
Aguilar's favorite subject packs another kind of punch—kids or adults, mostly male, lined up against a wall. They could be showing off or hanging out. Aguilar could be speaking to racism and reconciliation in that mother's interior as well. A painting above the sofa shrouds a couple's heads in black hoods, like the Ku Klux Klan in reverse. A painting beside it marks another couple with X's and O's. They bring love and kisses, but also tokens of a game with no winners.
The lineups could come from anywhere, from a carnival to a criminal investigation. So, too, could Aguilar's technique. He slathers on graphite, oil, and oil stick before scratching into them. Lines and layers compete for attention, as marks of painterly comforts and raw violence. They serve his actors for showing off or as masks. They also add fragments of text—although, like everything else here, difficult to read.
The carnival has deep roots in art history. It comes close to quoting James Ensor, although the agonies and the comedy have ancestors in Edvard Munch, German Expressionism, and Otto Dix as well. It verges, too, on George Baselitz and Neo-Expressionism, but less portentous and right-side up. The show's title, "Bad Color Book," may evoke a coloring book as well. Then again, it could refer merely to the bright colors and postmodern boasts of "bad art." Either way, it is broken English, another token of border crossings.
How did an artist from Nicaragua end up in northern European art? Maybe through events at home, and the tastes of street culture and violence could refer to civil war there. Maybe, too, through the United States, and he has settled in Florida. My first impulse is still to see American themes and American cities. Aguilar moves across cultures without hiding his estrangement. He knows that too many of the divisions lie within.
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F&W's Melissa Rubel adds fig jam to this tangy panna cotta for a playful riff on fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt. For a lighter version, use buttermilk in place of the cream and fat-free plain yogurt instead of whole milk yogurt.
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- 1 1/2 teaspoons powdered unflavored gelatin
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 3/4 cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 cups Greek-style plain whole milk yogurt
- 3 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons fig jam
- 2 tablespoons roasted unsalted pistachios, coarsely chopped
How to make this recipe
In a small bowl, sprinkle the gelatin over the milk and let stand for 5 minutes. In a small saucepan, combine the cream and sugar and cook over moderate heat until bubbles appear around the edge. Remove the saucepan from the heat and stir in the gelatin mixture until dissolved.
Put the yogurt in a medium bowl. Strain the warm cream mixture into the yogurt through a fine mesh sieve. Whisk until smooth. Refrigerate the panna cotta for about 20 minutes, until it thickens slightly.
Swirl 3 tablespoons of the fig jam into the panna cotta and pour into four 6-ounce ramekins. Refrigerate the panna cotta for 3 hours, until set.
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A lot of these patterns show up in TheServerSide.com as well, where I'm using a lot of Hidden fields inside forms to store ICallback instances. Doing that work really lit a fire under me to address it inside the framework and make it much, much easier. A significant portion of the TSS code is tied up in this ... for example, each page class has a corresponding callback instance that exists to persist and restore the page's state. And you can only go so far along those lines; it isn't practical to persistently store component state this way, or for components to easily store page state, or for it all to work with links instead of forms. By moving this logic into the framework, these edge cases become tractable. I've been making the claim that Tapestry's templating approach is a chief draw for new developers, but over time, its the state management that people can't live without. This will be more true in Tapestry 3.1. On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:31:48 -0300, Jonathan Millett <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I've been following the users list for a couple of months and the > developers list for a couple of weeks. I think Tapestry is a great > framework and I continue to enjoy it the more I dig into it. I am > excited for the new release and just wanted to chip in my 2 cents based > on my experience of the last 2 months. > > Following up on the persistent properties thread: > > I second Jaime's idea. If the page properties are persisted in the query > string, a user could have, for example, 3 copies of a product detail > page open each pointing to a different product based on a product id > property persisted in the query string. This is a little awkward to > implement now because you have to choose between a) using a persistent > property to store the id which doesn't allow the user to have multiple > instances of the page open and b) forcing any directLinks on the page > (e.g. Buy button, or Add to Favorites button) to pass the product id > through their own listener and back to the parent page so it can > properly render itself. Another thing nice about using the query string > model is that each instance of a page the user has open is self > sufficient. It contains all its own state and remains valid for as long > as the user keeps it around. > > I could also imagine the ability to define a property set for a group of > pages. Where the set of properties would keep persisting through the > query string (or session) until the user navigated away from that set of > pages. I presume this might be an alternative way to approach the > prescribed path notion (which I didn't see). > > Another flow pattern I have used in multiple places in my app is that of > call and return. I implemented a mechanism where my page validate > function when necessary implements a function call to another set of > pages. It creates a unique id for the call and persists a set of > parameters including a return page/callback which are then looked up by > the called page. Once the called page (or set of pages) completes, the > return/callback is executed and the call stack released. It would be > great if the framework handled this too. > > As a side note to get the call and return working for my use case, I > created a FormCallback which encapsulates a form post. When the callback > is executed in a later request cycle, a FormRedirectException (extends > PageRedirectException) is thrown to pass control to a modified > DirectService which then services the form post (with rewinding etc) > just as it would have happened originally. I'm not sure how generally > useful this is, but I used it to interrupt a form post with a password > confirmation page and then if the password was correct, submit the > original form post with no further user interaction. > > Phew! If you made it this far, thanks for bearing with me :-) > I hope some useful information was transmitted. > > Cheers > > Jon > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > -- Howard M. Lewis Ship Independent J2EE / Open-Source Java Consultant Creator, Jakarta Tapestry Creator, Jakarta HiveMind http://howardlewisship.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hi, On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Matthieu Riou <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Yep. But then many projects also choose to not push those betas in Maven > repos, only pushing the final. That's a fair point. > Btw just a small clarification on your a) in the e-mail that started this > thread. Apache releases in general do have more restrictions than plain > ALv2, some stuff that we disallow by policy are completely okay from a pure > licensing perspective. I was focusing more on what we require of downstream users. A key objection against distribution through the Maven repository has been that a downstream project should not be able to have an incubating dependency that gets automatically downloaded and used without manual intervention by the user. See comments like "it is too easy to depend on a release with transitive dependencies on incubating releases without even knowing it." As far as I understand this objection covers not only the Maven repository but any bundling of incubating releases. The end user should always explicitly download or at least acknowledge an incubating dependency. This is in direct conflict with ALv2. BR, Jukka Zitting --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Adelaide: All-rounder Ian Harvey snatched eight wickets for Australia 'A' with the bowling performance of his life, but had little support as South Africa 'A' gained the ascendancy on the second day of a three-day match at Adelaide Oval on Monday. At stumps, when bad light stopped play, Australia 'A' was 1-26 in its second innings, with Mike Hussey on two and Simon Katich on 13, still needing another 98 runs to make the South Africans bat again. South Africa 'A' was dismissed for 387 in its first innings, with Martin van Jaarsveld top-scoring with an impressive 110, to take a 124-run first innings lead Australia 'A' made 263 in its first innings. Harvey, a snappy medium-pacer, grabbed a career-best 8-101, bettering the 7-44 he took for Victoria against South Australia in an inter-state clash in Melbourne six seasons ago. His ability to vary his pace and extract movement off the seam troubled all batsmen, as he regularly beat the outside edge or struck the pads. But, with pace pair Ashley Noffke and Brad Williams, as well as leg spinner Stuart MacGill with the Australian senior side in the West Indies, and speedster Nathan Bracken out injured, the rest of the Australia 'A' attack looked thin. The only other wicket-taker for Victoria paceman Shane Harwood spent most of the day out of action with a groin strain, while the side's only other paceman, Stuart Clark, lacked penetration, taking 0-111 from 29 costly overs. Off spinner Nathan Hauritz was equally unimpressive, conceding 60 runs from 13 overs and failing to pose any major problems. Copyright AFP 2001
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THE QUESTION Might a type of antidepressant known as an SSRI help relieve the repetitive behavior that's common among people with autism?
THIS STUDY involved 37 adults (average age, 34) who had an autism spectrum disorder that was at least moderate in severity and who were taking no medications. They were randomly assigned to take Prozac (fluoxetine) or a placebo daily for three months. The average dose was about 65 milligrams. Based on standardized scales, repetitive actions — such as compulsively arranging things, rereading or rewriting, doing something until it was "just right," rigidly following routines and nail-biting — declined substantially in 50 percent of those taking Prozac, compared with 8 percent of the others. Overall improvement in autism symptoms, allowing better day-to-day functioning and including social relationships and communication, was reported in 35 percent of the Prozac group but in none of those in the placebo group. Reported side effects among those taking Prozac were generally mild and included insomnia, dry mouth and headaches.
WHO MAY BE AFFECTED? Adults with an autism spectrum disorder. Although attention often focuses on the childhood years, when diagnosis usually occurs and treatment begins, autism is a lifelong condition. It's described as a spectrum disorder because symptoms vary greatly from person to person and range in intensity from mild to severe.
CAVEATS The study included a small number of participants. Long-term safety and effectiveness of the drug was not tested, nor were other SSRIs.
FIND THIS STUDY Dec. 2 online issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry (ajp.psychiatryonline.org).
LEARN MORE ABOUT autism in adults at www.nimh.nih.gov (search for "adult autism") and www.autism-society.org (click on "Living with Autism," then "Autism through the Lifespan").
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However, it wasn't until he visited Rutgers on Saturday did he receive an offer. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound athlete, who plays receiver and defensive back, had one extended during a morning meeting with coach Kyle Flood.
"It means a lot," said Hergy, who is from Montreal. "It made me happy."
Mayala had limited knowledge of Rutgers prior to his visit to campus, and the look of the Hale Center and the conversations he had with the coaches left him in awe.
"It was amazing. It was really nice," Mayala said. "We got there and they talked about what they're really about. We had meetings by position, and that is when the pulled us into (Flood's office) and that is when they told us they offered us.
"(Flood) is a really good dude and he's kind of funny. I liked talking with him."
However, it isn't only the football and the facilities that caught Mayala's eye.
"They are a really good academic school," he said. "That is something I didn't know." Mayala is also being recruiting by Minnesota, Massachusetts, Buffalo, Temple, Penn State and Maryland, and on both sides of the ball.
As a junior, he made 44 catches for 782 yards and five touchdowns. As a defensive back, he made 26 tackles and intercepted two passes.
"I didn't really know a lot about (Rutgers)," Mayala said. "But after today and talking to everyone, they care a lot about football."


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The Ravens appear to be in good shape health-wise as they prepare for their regular season finale at Cincinnati.
No one is out. Only cornerback Asa Jackson (thigh) is doubtful, five important players are questionable and linebacker Albert McClellan (neck) is probable.
The key Ravens uncertain for Sunday are linebacker Elvis Dumervil (ankle), center Gino Gradkowski (knee), defensive tackle Art Jones (concussion), running back Ray Rice (thigh) and wide receiver Torrey Smith (thigh).
Jones didn't practice all week while the other four have been limited for at least the last two days.
The Bengals aren't in quite as good shape. Cornerback Terence Newman (knee) and defensive tackle Devon Still (back) are out while tight end Tyler Eifert (neck) is doubtful.
Linebacker Vontaze Burfict (concussion) and tight end Jermaine Gresham (hamstring) have been listed as questionable while six others are probable: defensive end Carlos Dunlap (illness), linebacker James Harrison (concussion), cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick (ankle), linebacker Vincent Rey (ankle), tight end Alex Smith (concussion) and tackle Andre Smith (ankle).
Update: Safety James Ihedigbo and kicker Justin Tucker were honored with season awards for their roles on the team Friday.
Ihedigbo was named the Ravens Roost Unsung Hero after a strong performance in his first year starting at safety for the team. The 30-year-old ranks second on the club with 94 tackles and third with two interceptions. He also has posted career highs with two forced fumbles and 10 passes defensed through 15 games.
"Thank you guys for the honor," Ihedigbo said. "When you think about how many men have played for this organization and laid it all out there, for you guys to select me - I'm definitely honored at that. Like coach says, I just go out there, try to put my best foot forward and do whatever I can to help our team be successful. Accepting awards like this along the way really means a lot, and it's a testament to hard work paying off. I thank you guys for recognizing that, and I truly appreciate it."
Tucker was voted Ravens MVP by the media after entering the final week leading the league with 35 field goals. He made 33 in a row, with the last of that streak being a game-winning 61-yarder in Week 15 at Detroit, before missing his first since Week 2 on Sunday. Tucker is 35-for-38 on the season, including 6-for-7 from 50 yards and beyond.
Because of the Ravens' inability to cross the goal line with regularity this season, the team might not have a shot at reaching the playoffs without Tucker.
"Thank you, I really appreciate you guys. It is an honor," Tucker told reporters today. "We learned of these individual accolades - Joe (Flacco, as Media Good Guy) and myself - earlier in the week, and we really do appreciate you guys. We enjoy seeing you guys around here. As often as we give you a hard time for being in (the locker room), trying to dodge corn hole bags as they're flying around in there, we do appreciate you guys.
"I should say this: As important as these individual accolades are, the team prizes are, of course, the greatest ones. For instance, last year I was blessed to be on a Super Bowl-winning team. Hopefully, we can give ourselves a shot this weekend - that's where it starts. Also, I wouldn't be able to do half as good of a job as I have been able to out on the field without guys like Morgan (Cox, long snapper), Sam (Koch, punter/holder), Jerry (Rosburg, assistant head coach/special teams coordinator), Randy (Brown, kicking consultant) and (John Harbaugh) for that matter. Everybody, from the top down, makes this thing click on all cylinders. To them, I've got to give them a shout-out and say a big thank you to them."


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