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On fair allocations and monetary compensations
AbstractIn this paper we study fair division problems with the special feature that there exists only one transferable good that everyone likes. This good will be used to compensate some individuals for their differences in other non-transferable resources (like talents or handicaps). In this context we test the traditional no-envy solution and we verify that: 1) its ethical content can be a matter of discussion, and 2) frequently it does not select a non-empty set of allocations. We propose an extension of this criterion that partially solves the existence problem while also retaining the main ethical properties of the preceding solution.
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Volume (Year): 7 (1995)
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Q100's Bert Show regular Jenn Hobby announced this morning that she's pregnant with her first child.
Hobby, 35, married principal Grant Rivera , 37, in November 2010 and said on air that they began trying to have a baby from the get go.
"I was honest off the bat with him that I wanted kids and he was on board," Hobby said in an interview after the show.
After going the regular route, they went to a fertility specialist Dr. Mark Perloe and discovered she had a cervix problem. Once that issue was fixed, she was able to get pregnant and is due April 18, 2013.
She told listeners who are having trouble getting pregnant that she understands how they feel. "I can speak your language," she said. "I know there are a few people who are sad about it. It's admittedly hard to hear when others get pregnant so easily. You're not alone. Keep trying."
Hobby, who has been with the Bert Show for a decade, said it was difficult to keep the baby a secret from her radio family "They were the last of my closest friends to know," she said. "I was trying to be a good radio show member and deliver the good news on the air. I can't believe it worked."
She said nobody said anything to her to convey they were suspicious. "I became a social recluse lately," she said. "I didn't want people watching me like a hawk, to have to get a club soda with lime so nobody thinks you're not drinking."
She even went up a side entrance when going to the fertility specialist, afraid someone might see her and Tweet about it. "I felt like a diva like Mariah Carey or something," she said. "We were just very cautious."
So far, Hobby said, she has never felt this much fatigue in her life. And she's had that hyper-sensitive nose. But while she has felt nauseous, she hasn't actually thrown up much.
This is Hobby's second marriage. She divorced Sister Hazel's Ryan Newell in 2008.
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October 19th, 2012
11:25 am
Sandy Golden, you're next!
October 19th, 2012
11:38 am
*sniff* go get yourself a mechanical diaper changer from my Brandsmart yeah come on!
October 19th, 2012
11:42 am
Mazel Tov!
October 19th, 2012
12:14 pm
Happy for Jenn, boo for bringing up at a HAPPY time in her life that she has been divorced…what did that have to do with anything!
October 19th, 2012
12:22 pm
In other 'news,' this chick I'm dating popped a pimple on my back the other night. I couldn't reach it, but she said it did have a head on it & got it for me.
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October 19th, 2012
12:24 pm
I am so happy for Jenn and Grant! Congratulations!
October 19th, 2012
12:32 pm
Yawn. Snobby Hobby will milk this for all its worth, rake in a ton of free swag, divorce her husband, and go back to dating bass players. Nothing to see here…
October 19th, 2012
12:33 pm
wow. Hobby, 35, married principal 37-year-old Grant Rivera …
Rodney – that's really badly written!
October 19th, 2012
2:15 pm
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October 19th, 2012
2:16 pm
…that she was the lesbian chick on that show…
October 19th, 2012
2:18 pm
…too old to be pushing out babies, she is too old to be on a teeny bopper radio show…
October 19th, 2012
2:18 pm
poor kid…hopefully it won't have her squinty eyes.
October 19th, 2012
2:51 pm
Aww, I think her "squinty eyes" are cute, Mark! Congratulations, Jenn!
October 19th, 2012
2:59 pm
Wow. Some Really bitter people commenting on this article. Totally not needed. If you don't care, are not happy for her, want to call her names then keep it moving.
And no, I'm not a great fan of hers but I'm also not an arsehole.
October 19th, 2012
3:25 pm
First off, congratulations Jenn! Very happy news for you and Grant! Secondly, anyone who has listened to the show knows that Jenn has always wanted to be a mom. I remember when she was married previously, she alluded more than once that the ex had changed his mind about children. So the fact that she gets a second chance at love and family, is amazing. Finally, anyone who has struggled with any form of infertility can relate to Jenn and it is wonderful for her to admit her struggles and to bring awareness to something that is very common. Good for you Jenn! Wishing you a very happy, healthy and blessed pregnancy!
October 19th, 2012
3:27 pm
Congratulations to her and her husband. I don't listen to her show, but I am a fan because looking at pictures of her makes funny things happen… in my pants.
October 19th, 2012
3:35 pm
It's my baby cha cha!
October 19th, 2012
4:29 pm
Not why this is news. Come back in April to report she gave birth to a mongoloid. Then we can debate the abortion issue.
And Rodney?…..Using the excuse you wrote 5 blogs in 4 hours is lame. Writing blogs is your job. If you can't do it, then it's time for someone who can.
October 19th, 2012
4:41 pm
Fire Wendy!
October 19th, 2012
8:13 pm
I'm so happy for Jenn and Grant. She is a sweetie. The only thing that makes me sad is that I'm sure she'll leave the show now to raise the baby, which I always knew would happen. Bert has to know this too…the show already has jumped shipped with the addition of Kristen. It will be super hard to replace Jenn
October 19th, 2012
10:35 pm
Sandra golden has an Adam's apple and will not be preg anytime soon
October 20th, 2012
12:15 pm
Sorry, but ANYONE getting pregnant is not something to celebrate. I am not a child hater, the world is just overpopulated as is…and people just keep reproducing. If you want a child, then adopt one. There is no shortage of kids needing/wanting to be adopted. I firmly believe in mandatory restrictions in reproduction for every person/country/race/socioecomic level/everyone!! THINK people…stop reproducing! That means you!! I am also a realist and know this will never happen, but it really needs to. Also, I have no children of my own so am not a contributor to the world's overpopulation.
Flame away….
October 20th, 2012
2:59 pm
Is it Jeff Dauler's?
October 20th, 2012
4:22 pm
Is it mine?
October 20th, 2012
9:48 pm
Congrats Jenn and Grant…uh, dude, Wendy has been long gone. Pay attention.
October 21st, 2012
1:06 am
I have to ask – this is news…why? Being pregnant is their personal business. With all the mess going on in our country and the world, as we are in the midst of a critical Presidential race, why are people spending a minute worrying about personal business of some "celebrity?" Perhaps that it is why this country is in trouble!
October 21st, 2012
4:32 am
I can prove where I was 3 months ago.
October 22nd, 2012
9:39 am
Dr. Perloe is a miracle worker…he helped me too
October 22nd, 2012
12:50 pm
Fire Kristen – so annoying – sounds and acts like a kid.
October 23rd, 2012
9:32 am
I wish she wouldn't overdramatize "fertility issues." They have known each other for 2.5 years and been officially trying for a relatively short time. Some people try for years. I honestly doubt anyone would've cared/tweeted about her going to an infertility clinic.
October 23rd, 2012
9:41 am
It's been 5 months, and Wendy is seems to be just drinking wine, eating pizza, watching DWTS & The Bachelor, and trying to get free Falcons tickets. No sign that she has cracked open a dictionary. Here's a case where AJC bloggers were right! VERY happy with Bert, Jeff, Kristen and Jenn! Congratulations, Jenn Hobby. I hope Marissa will soon be a regular cast member, too!!! I still miss Joanna, though.
October 23rd, 2012
11:18 pm
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October 25th, 2012
7:38 pm
I met Jenn through the Atlanta 2-Day Walk for breast cancer in 2005. There was a great group of us that trained together (including Melissa Carter!), and walked at the event together. Outside of her radio persona, I remember Jenn as a super-nice person, willing to be a friend to anyone and everyone. She talked a lot back then about the possibility of buying a house in certain neighborhoods with good schools, and many things that keyed me into knowing she really wants to be a mom. Very happy for your news, Jenn, congratulations!


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- Maintain regular communications with Residence Life Central Office (contract and assignments, payroll, purchasing, etc.), Dean of Students Office, University Police, Counseling Center, Custodial Services and the Maintenance Office.
- Assume campus weekend duty coverage on an equal and rotating basis with other RHDs.
- Maintain accurate occupancy reports and room change paperwork. Submit weekly reports. Maintain accurate rosters within the hall.
- Monitor and administer the Common Area Damage (CAD).
- Assist staff in administering the EBI Survey and MAP-Works in an efficient and timely manner.
- Oversee Security Station operations.
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- Assist in policy formulation and review for the hall and department.
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I Redo. Me Too.
Many marriages fail in the United States today, but very few happen twice. Naysa and Wesley Scott took a second chance on love after a divorce following their first wedding together in 2002. Having been back together for almost a year now, they planned to celebrate their would-have-been original ten year anniversay in Napa together. Little did Naysa know, Wesley had something a little more special in mind. He re-popped the question and the couple decided to try again.
They thought about inviting friends and family along, but decided to keep it a secret and surprise everyone upon their return from the trip. Their friends and family love them together, so thats not the issue. They wanted to avoid the stressful wedding like first time around and decided on an intimate ceremony without all the distractions instead. The ceremony consisted of only the two of them and it was short and sweet.
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Shirdi Sai Baba Maha Samadhi Day or Sai Baba Punyatithi is the day when Saibaba left his mortal body for heavenly abode. In 2013, Shirdi Sai Baba Maha Samadhi date or Samadhi day or Sai Punyatithi 2013 date is October 13.
It is observed on Vijaya Dashami every year. This day is a big festival in Shirdi and every other temple of Shri Shirdi Sai Baba.
Special rituals for Saibaba Samadhi utsav will begin on October 23 and will end on 25th. Sai Mahasamadhi will be opened for all devotees for darshan during the night on 24th October.
Shirdi Sai Maha Samadhi day attracts large number of people from all over the world to Shirdi, Maharashtra.
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Four people were injured after a late-night shooting Saturday in Providence.
The shootings happened just before 10 p.m. at 55 Curtis Street. Police told NBC 10 that there was a party going on at the residence with about 40 people in attendance when the shootings occurred.
Police have not released the identities of the victims, but the Providence Journal reported that Sombun Chet, 39, was shot in the back, and Oeun Sak, 26, was shot in the left arm. Two teenagers were also shot, one in the temple and the other in the ankle.
None of the injuries was life threatening.
The shooting comes just one week after a fatal shooting at a party where four people were shot, including a 12-year-old girl who did not survive her injuries.
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Impact evaluation of a conditional cash transfer program: the Nicaraguan Red de Protección Social
Abstract"In 2000, the Nicaraguan government implemented a conditional cash transfer program designed to improve the nutritional, health, and educational status of poor households, and thereby to reduce short- and long-term poverty. Based on the Mexican government's successful PROGRESA program, Nicaragua's Red de Protección Social (RPS) sought to supplement household income, reduce primary school dropout rates, and increase the health care and nutritional status of children under the age of five. This report represents IFPRI's evaluation of phase I of RPS. It shows that the program was effective in low-income areas and particularly effective when addressing health care and education needs. The report offers the first extensive assessment of a Nicaraguan government antipoverty program." Authors' Abstract
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Nicole Esparza, Ph.D., is an assistant professor at the University of Southern California's School of Policy, Planning and Development. She teaches courses on public policy and management and program evaluation. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Princeton University in 2007 and spent the past two years as a Robert Wood Johnson Scholar at Harvard University.
Nicole's dissertation examined homeless assistance nonprofits in twenty-six metropolitan areas with a special focus on organizational networks in Los Angeles, Detroit, and Philadelphia. Her current research asks two major questions: How do social, economic, and political forces shape the size and growth of the urban nonprofit sector? How do interorganizational dynamics influence the effectiveness and distribution of services?
Her work has been published in the American Sociological Review and has received support from the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
This paper examines the spatial distribution and size of homeless service sectors in twenty-six metropolitan areas. The two issues are interrelated in that where the sector is geographically constrained, the sector is boxed-in, limiting its size in ways that are decoupled from need for services. The paper explains these patterns of outcomes by the beggar thy neighbor dynamics of fragmented governance and the NIMBYism catalyzed by segregation and home ownership. Finally, it closes with a discussion of the difficulties public managers face when pursuing fair-share policies for dealing with chronic urban problems.


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Twitter hashtags, Corporation Tax rates and Unfair competition actions were all included in an energetic evening hosted by Albert Goodman CBH, Chartered Accountants, on behalf of the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce Industry and Tourism. The meeting was held at the Kings Arms Hotel, in High East Street on Friday 27th April.
Michael Catovsky, Tax Expert from Albert Goodman used the volume of certain Twitter tags after the budget to inform the content of his presentation. Which meant we had a humorous and informative look at how the March 2012 budget will impact us.
From a personal perspective the good news seemed to be that we will have an increased Personal Tax allowance so reducing Direct Taxation, although Indirect taxation will increase – i.e. hot pasties at 20% VAT. From a business perspective the decrease in Corporation Tax rates for high profit businesses was noted, with no reduction for smaller profit business. This point was the subject of a discussion with Michael and was re-visited when Oliver Letwin arrived. Michael's slides are available here.
The Right Honourable Oliver Letwin MP shared how he saw the mainly fiscally neutral budget fitted with the Government's strategy. He explained that the budget was another step in the Government's attempts to simplify rules and regulations. One example being the different regulations ships work under, depending whether you are North or South of a midpoint on the gangplank.
Mr Letwin took questions from the floor. These included querying the loss of VAT exemption for work on Listed Buildings and a possible competition issue raised by one of the guests. Mr Letwin was visibly taken aback and asked for details to be supplied to him so that he could pursue the matter further.
All those who attended appreciated the willingness of Mr Letwin to take questions from the floor and give them his full consideration.
The meeting ended with warm applause for Michael Catovsky and Oliver Letwin and some final networking between members. The meeting closed at 8.45pm.


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Movie Secrets: Mr. Fusion
The top image is from Ridley Scott's 1979 film Alien. If you look close, you can spot the 'Mr. Fusion' at around 3 minutes in.
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Palestinian Authority
Hamas's Charming New TV Show
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Settlers refuse to comply
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Crisis mounts, a smaller White House Hanukkah, and more in the news
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U.S., Europeans, Hamas all voice objections
Daybreak: World-Champion Rabbi
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Sundown: Have You Hugged a Jew Today?
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Abbas Won't Seek Reelection, He Says
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Is a Third Intifada Starting?
An explosion in Jerusalem may be inevitable, says an Israeli columnist
A Palestinian Peace Accord
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Abbas Willing to Talk to Netanyahu
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Archive for Community Gardening
No gardener wants to see the fruits of their labors ruined at the hands – or in this case, mouths – of insects. But no garden is immune to pests. Read about common insects in the summer garden and how to combat these pests.
If you haven't been to Magnolia Park and Community Garden (or if you haven't been recently), you're in for a real treat. The garden is a sea of green with vegetables and flowers in full bloom. Check out some photos of these gardeners' hard work.
For many people, the idea of growing their own food is intimidating, but it's not as tough as you might think. You just have to keep in mind these key steps for successfully creating your own kitchen garden in your backyard or on your patio.
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The Birds are in Queens to face the Mets tonight. The toughest challenge may be tonight's starting pitcher, R.A. Dickey. Tied for the most wins in the majors with 10, Dickey has been almost un-hitable this season. The Orioles have gotten it done with pitching over their last two games, posting back-to-back shut-outs. Buck Showalter continues to push the right buttons as the Birds are now 12 games over .500 and the All-Star Break is coming into focus. Things are still looking up! Go get 'em O's!
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To ensure military families don't get left out as the new national health-care reform law extends parent's health insurance to their children up to age 26, TRICARE plans to roll out its new young adult program by spring and to provide an option to make coverage retroactive to Jan. 1.
On Saturday, a community health fair will offer residents free health screenings at the National Guard Armory in Liberty County.
I'm overweight and while I'm not particularly fond of dieting and exercising, there is no way I am going to get in shape by trying the trend popularized recently by young female college graduates in China. These crazy women are actually ingesting roundworm eggs in order to lose weight even though this is known to be harmful to a person's health.
Over the years, I have been called every name in the book, all related to my admittedly traditional parenting philosophy. Draconian is a favorite slur. I am confident that these epithets are tossed by folks who have turned their children into golden calves, so I have no problem with harsh or evil or "parenting Hitler" or any of the rest.
Bryan County Health Department officials are reminding residents across the county to have their pets vaccinated for rabies following two cases of family pets testing positive for the virus.
The TRICARE health insurance program is rolling out its new patient-centered "medical home" concept to an increasing number of its beneficiaries, Navy Rear Adm. Dr. Christine S. Hunter, the top TRICARE officer, said Wednesday.
In last week's column, I offered 15 parenting resolutions for the new year. This week, I'm making a prediction: 2011 will see the beginning of a revolution in what and where America's children eat. Over the next decade, it will become cooler for a parent to have a slim child than a child who makes straight A's.
January is National Cervical Health Awareness Month. This promotion is important because more than 4,000 women die in the United States each year from cervical cancer and women who don't have screening on a regular basis significantly increase their chances of developing the disease.
BOSTON - A blood test so sensitive that it can spot a single cancer cell lurking among a billion healthy ones is moving one step closer to being available at your doctor's office.
WASHINGTON - Loud snoring may do more than irritate your spouse: It can signal sleep apnea, depriving you of enough zzzz's to trigger a car crash, even a heart attack.
Given that this is the first column of a new year, I'm proposing a number of parenting New Year's resolutions for my readers to consider. The list is by no means comprehensive. It's just a good beginning on what is probably a much-needed family revolution:
Have you made resolutions for this year that you will work at and keep? And if you do have specific goals, does that mean you are a meticulous planner who knows what you're going to do each day and what you need to accomplish these plans?
As flu rates continue to climb in Georgia and around the country, Coastal Health District officials are urging residents in Liberty, Long, Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn and McIntosh counties to protect themselves and others against the flu by getting vaccinated.
Have you ever sat down with your family and tried to write down your holiday traditions? Did these begin with your grandparents or even before them? Some traditions are as simple as what foods you eat on Christmas while other traditions came to us from other countries or started with a particular event that was so well-received that everyone wanted to repeat the experience annually.
Q: Since the oldest of my three children started kindergarten this year, I have become increasingly attached to her, as if I took for granted the past five years I've had at home with her. The rational side of me knows I need to allow her to be independent of me, make mistakes and so on, but the irrational side feels almost literally sick when she comes home talking (in my opinion, prematurely) about boys, clothes and the like. I don't want to be a parent who ends up with a 30-year-old "kid" still living at home, but ...
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STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University's School of Nursing received more than $2.2 million in grant funding this summer, which will serve three purposes: help to establish a center for nursing scholarship and research, introduce a new graduate-level Chronic Illness Certificate Program and provide scholarships to students seeking family nurse practitioner degrees.
Are you hungry right now? Is it time for lunch, or is it the middle of the afternoon? Are you feeling bored, stressed or eager to sit down at the table with your family? What do you plan to eat for dinner? Will you have to stop at the grocery store or go to a restaurant? When you really think about it, eating isn't as simple as it sounds.
It's a fact that a good night's sleep is essential to optimal performance, no matter the task. It is also a fact that America's teens, generally speaking, don't get enough sleep. Ergo, American teens, as a group, underperform in school.
The Southeast Georgia Health System Foundation is inviting the community to participate in the ARTrageous Bras Fundraiser by decorating a bra to benefit the health system cancer care programs.
If there was a deadly disease that potentially could affect everyone in the world, wouldn't people want to know about it?
Dr. Jack M. Amie of Brunswick recently took office as the 78th president of the Southeastern Section of the American Urological Association Inc. It's the nation's largest section of the American Urological Association, representing 2,400 physicians specializing in the diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment of urological diseases.
TAMPA, Fla. - WellCare Health Plans Inc. recently donated $20,000 to the Orange Duffel Bag Initiative, a Georgia nonprofit organization that provides advocacy and professional coaching to teens and young adults who are most at-risk of not successfully completing their education as well as students who are homeless or in foster care group homes.
BRUNSWICK - In the United States, 25.8 million people have diabetes, and another 79 million have prediabetes, a condition where their blood sugars are higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed with diabetes.
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Gingerbread Fig Loaf
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 203
- Fat: 7.5g
- Saturated fat: 4.3g
- Protein: 2.8g
- Carbohydrate: 32.4g
- Cholesterol: 48mg
- Iron: 1.6mg
- Sodium: 228mg
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Fiber: 2.4g
- Calcium: 57mg
- Cooking spray
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup applesauce
- 1/4 cup molasses
- 2 large eggs
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 cup small dried Mission figs, halved lengthwise
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Coat an 8 x 4-inch loaf pan with cooking spray. Line bottom of pan with wax paper; coat wax paper with cooking spray. Set aside.
- Combine brown sugar and next 4 ingredients; beat with a whisk until smooth.
- Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flour and next 6 ingredients in a medium bowl; stir with a whisk. Add figs; stir well. Make a well in center of flour mixture. Add egg mixture to flour mixture, stirring just until moist. Spoon batter into prepared pan.
- Bake at 350° for 48 to 50 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.
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Gingerbread Fig Loaf Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Breads
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Freezable, Gifts, Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead, Family
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Christmas
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
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of video (dated
June, 2005):
I am Sr.
Kirk. I came
from the Windy
City of Chicago,
St. Pascal's
I was a Sodality
Girl under
Sr. Rosella.
One day she
happened to
say, would
you consider
going to the
convent? And
I thought,
go to the convent?
So just for
fun when I
got home, or
just out of
when I did
return home
I said to my
mother "Mother,
if I would
like to go
to the convent
in September,
would you let
even get a
chance to answer
me, and my
sister Mary
came running
in from the
other room.
She said "Say,
I want to
go too."
that my
mother was
shocked, I
was shocked
that my
sister wanted
to go. We were
all in this
state of shock.
But anyway,
my mother said
well nothing
would ever
us from going
However, my
sister Mary,
later Sr.
Vincent, decided
she wanted
to go to the
Milwaukee Franciscans.
I wanted
to go to the
Joliet Franciscans.
We had
the Milwaukee
in high
school and
my mother said, "Well
now listen,
if one of you
goes to
the one place
and the other
to the other
convent, how
will we ever
get to visit
you, you know."
Mary prayed
very hard,
a novena
or something,
and she
well I
think I'll
go to Joliet
too. So,
it so happened
that we
both got
ready for
the convent
and arrived
at 520
Of course,
there were
about 20 some
of us that
joined at that
time. However,
not all of
them have persevered.
When I first
entered the
I was interested
in Music
so I did make
it known.
We did take
some music,
piano lessons
and so on,
and organ lessons.
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when it came time
to go to College,
I requested that
I could continue
with the music you
know. Well, they
said we need some
Bachelor of Arts
first, you'd
better get that.
The College wanted
me to pursue that
first and then go
on with the music.
So that's what
happened. Then I
finally received,
or worked for, a
Master of Music in
organ. One of my
crowning achievements
was my recital at
DePaul University
in organ. I was,
everybody was rather
pleased with it,
so I was pleased
with it also.
of course my sister
was interested in
Science. So she went
on in Science and
she became the professor
at the University
of St. Francis, St.
Francis College at
that time. She was
always into plants
and going out on
hikes and so on.
come home when we
were at my Grandmother's
house, she'd
come home with all
kinds of stickers
on her clothing from
all the prairies
that she went into.
But that was her
hobby, so she liked
the plants.
we were given our
assignments, well
we thought we were
going out to teach.
Well, when we finally
got our first assignments,
we were told to stay
home and finish our
schooling. So, which
was a good thing,
you know because
otherwise we'd
have to wait for
summer, after summer,
to continue. So we
stayed home and we
lived down at the
Prep, the Prep was
on Buell and Center.
We had a lot of fun;
of course there were
a lot of us young
sisters. Many happy
memories of our work
and also the fun
we had down there.
The aspirants were
down there, so they
always kept us entertained,
you know, with a
lot of plays and
we finished our studies,
we were sent out
to for music and
I was a music teacher
in a number of schools
in Ohio and also
in Illinois. The
one thing that was
a very pleasing to
me was I was requested
to go to the Philippine
Islands to teach
music. So this
priest friend of
mine, he was a classmate
of mine from grammar
school, was out
there. So I did go
out to teach in the
University of San
Carlos, in the high
school, and also
in the University.
That was one highlight
in my career.
was always very
proud of my sister.
She had different
interests. She was
into nature and all
kinds of biological
studies. She did
persevere and was
a teacher at the
Academy at first
in Biology. Finally,
they sent her to
the College and she
became the Head of
the Science department.
She had many different
outside interests.
She was at Argonne
Laboratories helping
out there. She went
on many scientific
trips that I was
never really interested
in the trips exactly,
but I was glad
for her because she
was doing what she
wanted to do.
anyway, the two
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Aug. 28, 2012) – After earning a 2-1 record at the Hurricane Invitational, hosted by Miami in Coral Gables, Fla., the Rutgers volleyball team will head to Bronx, N.Y. to take on the Fordham Rams. The match will take place Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 5 p.m. in Rose Hill Gym.
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"I expect a battle," said head coach CJ Werneke. "It's always tough going to Rose Hill Gymnasium and they always give us a good fight there. One of our goals is to win away matches this year so it will be a good test for us. It will be a good match against a local rival."
The Rams are 0-4 entering the match, losing all four matches at the Boston College Invitational on opening weekend. Fordham returned five starters from its 2011 season in which the team went 7-23 and the team is under the direction of ninth-year head coach Pete Volkert.
The Scarlet Knights hold a 7-4 record against the Rams, dating back to a three-set win by RU on Oct. 4, 1988 in Bronx, N.Y. The two teams have met as recently as last season, when Rutgers hosted Fordham in College Ave Gym on Oct. 4, 2011. The Scarlet Knights won the match in four sets, though it wasn't an easy victory as the second set didn't end until the score reached 32-30. Rutgers took the first six meetings with the Rams then lost the next four before picking up the victory last season. Rutgers is 1-2 all-time at Rose Hill Gym.
Rutgers started the season with back-to-back wins over Samford, which made the 2011 NCAA Tournament, and Wofford at the Hurricane Invitational. This marked the first time since 1998 that the Scarlet Knights won their opening two matches of the season when the squad beat Delaware and Massachusetts at the Phoenix Invitational.
Both victories went five sets and in the match against Wofford, the Scarlet Knights were down two sets to none and rallied for the victory. The last time the Scarlet Knights came back from a two-set deficit to win was against Seton Hall on Oct. 15, 2010. The Scarlet Knights fell to the the host Miami Hurricanes with sets of 15-25, 21-25 and 14-25 in their final match of the tournament.
Alex Lassa (Eagle, Colo.) and Sarah Schmid (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) were each named to the Hurricane Invitational All-Tournament Team. Lassa totaled a team-best 51 kills in three games and Schmid followed with 39 kills at the tournament. Schmid holds a team-best .341 hitting percentage. Lassa led all players in the Hurricane Invitational with an average of 4.25 kills per set.
Lassa was also named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll as she leads the conference with 51 kills and is tied for second with 4.25 kills per set. Senior setter Stephanie Zielinksi (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) tallied a BIG EAST-best 141 assists on opening weekend and is second in the conference averaging 10.85 per set. She surpassed the 3,000 assist mark for her career against Wofford and is currently fourth all-time at Rutgers with 3,054.
Following the match with Fordham, the Scarlet Knights will play at home for the first time this season as they host the Rutgers Invitational, set to begin on Aug. 31. Iona, New Hampshire and Rhode Island will visit College Ave Gym for the two-day tournament. RU is scheduled to play its first match of the tournament against Iona at 10 a.m. on Friday.
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Italy head coach Roberto Ricchini "Our team was not committed for all 40 minutes. The first 30 minutes were good, 5 minutes before the end we were trailing by 6 points. Still, at the end the gap started widening in favour of the Latvian team. They played better in the key points of the game. I take it as a good lesson for our team, which will eventually help us to prepare better for the upcoming matches."
Italy player Giorgia Sottana"The end result does not really reflect the real level of both teams. We played good for three out of four quarters; still in the decisive points our opponents completely destroyed us. They picked up tons of rebounds at both ends of the court."
Latvia head coach Aigars Nerips"We could not put our game together at the beginning of the game; still there were moments when the ball moved where it should not. Our key players missed a few shots in the first minutes. The Italian players did the same at the end of the game when it counted the most. In the key episodes, when the opponents took their game, switching our defensive system was the key. There were some errors from our side, still we played good defence and many of their offensive efforts were rejected by our team."
Latvia player Ieva Krastina"The start of the game was not the way we planned. But we managed to regroup. Exhibition games brought us some losses in the final stage of the game, today we broke the streak. Our opponents crashed, because we managed to make them play our game."
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Choice USA, a youth reproductive justice organization that's also my full time employer, is putting on a kick ass event in Washington, DC on January 20. Six young reproductive justice leaders will do battle (the verbal kind) in three rounds of knock down, drag out fighting (or probably mostly peaceful exchanges, but I'm rooting for a few good left hooks).
I'm psyched about the line up of contenders. Round 1 will be Shelby Knox, of The Education of Shelby Knox, The Ms. Education of Shelby Knox and Twitter fame vs. Mimi Madrid, a fierce activist who works at one of my favorite places, the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR). Round 2 will see Aimee Thorne-Thomsen, Interim Executive Director of Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice, former ED of the Pro-Choice Public Education Project (PEP), and a Twitter superstar go up against Amy Richards, author of Manifesta and the Ask Amy column at Feminist.com. Round 3 has me super excited personally as Andrew Jenkins, a writer at Feminists For Choice, Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles intern, Young People For fellow, and leader at Choice USA's chapter at CSU Long Beach who I've had the honor of working with since he started the group this Fall and they promptly registered over 800 people to vote(!) will go head-to-head with Erica Williams, Deputy Director of Progress 2050, a project of the Center for American Progress and one of Politico.com's Top 50 Politicos to Watch.
I'm so over hearing about how there are no young people in the feminist or reproductive justice movements. We're here and we're fabulous, and I'm jazzed to see these young leaders leave it all on the mat.
Here's the details on the event:
Thursday, January 20 2011
7pm – 9pm
Center for American Progress
1333 H Street NW, 10th Floor
Washington , DC
To RSVP go to http://bit.ly/wearethechampions
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Balady citron
|C. medica L. var. Balady
Balady citron (Arabic: أترج بلدي) or Palestinian citron (Hebrew: הָאֶתְרוֹג הַפַּלֶשְׂתִּינִי), is a variety of citron, or etrog, grown in Israel for Jewish ritual purposes. Balady (Arabic: بلدي) is Arabic for "native." Local Arab farmers began using this name in the mid-19th century to distinguish this variety from the Greek citron, which was cultivated along the Jaffa seashore.[1]
The Balady was grown on the outskirts of Nablus and the neighboring Nazareth, on the outskirts of Safed and Alma al-Shaib, in Umm al-Fahm, in an orchard near Tiberias, and in Lifta village near Jerusalem.[2]
The Balady etrog was already grown in the Holy Land at the time of the Second Temple; however, since the destruction, only small amounts were used as etrog and it was not exported. It is not a very attractive variety of citron, and new settlers continued using varieties they were accustomed to in Diaspora.[3]
All of this changed in the 1870s when Rabbi Chaim Elozor Wax, president of Kupat Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes Kollel Polen, devoted himself to its cultivation, and managed to get it exported to Europe. Thanks to his high-esteemed authority and constant agitation, many individuals and even communities switched from the abundant Greek citron, which was also called Corfu, to the Israeli Balady citron.[4]
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He believed that this variety of etrog has the strongest tradition-lineage of specie pureness, being found in the wilderness of Israel when Jewish Rabbis, including Nahmanides (1194–c. 1270), arrived there. While the variety is not domesticated, it shouldn't have been grafted and during the following years, when the settlement expanded, it was always utilized by great scholars and pious persons, who were certainly clear about its purity and appropriateness.[5]
Even more importantly, he viewed in this trade an economic rescue for the entire Yishuv haYashan in the holy land. He himself spent huge amounts of money to plant etrog orchards in the village of Hittin, which is close to the city of Tiberias. He placed all the profits in the hands of the Warsaw Kolel, which he was heading, which provided aid for the Jewish families of Polish extraction, who were struggling from hunger and pain. The situation of those families gradually improved as a result of his effort.[6]
He wrote many letters to the rest of the rabbis in his time to influence the Judaism of Diaspora, that they should use only this strictly kosher citron. Those letters are published in his responsa Nefesh Haya as well in the responsas of those with whom he co-responded, and in special booklets dealing with the controversies of the Corfu and in promotion of an Israeli.[7]
At the same time, the pro-Zionist newsletters haMelitz and haLevanon were instrumental in a vast agitation to build up an Etrog-economy in Palestine, paving the way for Jewish independence.[8]
Decline and intraspecific graft[edit]
Despite all efforts, the Balady was still unable to compete with the Greek citron. At some years before, the Greek citron was already introduced for plantation by the Sephardic Jewish arrivals, and orchards were established thanks to the advocacy and financial support by Sir Moses Montefiore. This kind was also sold in diaspora as Israeli citron, and did quite a better job in competing with the Greek of Greece. Consequently, the Balady got to run a battle in two directions.[9]
The supporters of the etrog idea were strained in a conflict of interest. The Greek citron of Jaffa showed a good economical future, whereas the Halachic intentions were against it.
As a partial solution, the Greek-Jaffa citron was occasionally grafted onto Balady rootstock. The progeny achieved the beautiful properties of the scion type, while the possible influence of lemon rootstock was assumed to be flushed, and replaced with that of the most kosher Balady rootstock[10]
At some point, even Rabbi Vacks himself was forced to commence topworking to part of his orchard, in order to replace part of the crop with the most beautiful Greek citron.[11]
Rescue and selections[edit]
The Old Yishuv rabbis Shmuel Salant and Meir Auerbach highly supported the progeny of Umm el-Fahm, but those declined very fast. Even later, there were still some Israeli rabbis who were not involved in the export, nor in agitation, and preferred doing the utmost for the rescue of Balady. Each of them collected propagation material from a different place, and brought them into cultivation under close supervision. This is how it developed a diversity of sub-varieties or selections called with different naming.[12]
The list of those instrumental rabbis includes (arranged in order of date): Rabbi Zarach Reuven Braverman dean of the Yeshiva Meah Shearim and Rabbi Yosef Chaim Zonnenfeld[13] students and close disciples of Rabbi Yehoshua Leib Diskin, which are said to have been inspired to this ambition by their great master.[14]
When the Chazon Ish reached the Holy Land, he made his own selection according to his satisfaction. He gave to plant for Yakov Halperin the founder of Zichron Meir in Bnei Brak the variety called Halperin-Chazon Ish, and to the Rabbi Michel Yehuda Lefkowitz the variety called Lefkowitz-Chazon Ish. Even Rabbi Abraham Kook who very much promoted the intraspecific graft with his Hechsher, still acknowledged the promotion of those etrogim cultivated around Schem and different Arabic villages, that were not grafted at all[15]
Balady citron varieties are still grown and sold today in diaspora as well as in Israel, and are favored by the followers of the Brisker Rov and the Chazon Ish.[16]
- ^ קונטרס פרי עץ הדר, ירושלים תרל"ח
- ^ Letter by Rabbi Meir Auerbach, printed at the end of the 4th chapter of first volume of the responsa Nefesh Chaya by Rabbi Chaim Elozor Wax שו"ת נפש חיה או"ח סי' ד סוה"ס
- ^ Letter by Rabbi Shneor Zalman of Lublin, in Igros Baal Torath Chesed Chapter 9, אגרות בעל תורת חסד סימן ט
- Responsa Imrei Binah by Rabbi Meir Auerbach, chapter 11 of the last cycle of the first volume שו"ת אמרי בינה או"ח-יו"ד סוה"ס סי' יא
- ^ תולדות הנפש חיה, י.ד. בית הלוי, פרקים ח-י.
- ^ שו"ת נפש חיה או"ח סי' ב-ד
- תולדות הנפש חיה, י.ד. בית הלוי, פרקים ח-י.
- ^ תולדות הנפש חיה, י.ד. בית הלוי, פרקים ח-י.
- ^ תולדות הנפש חיה, י.ד. בית הלוי, פרקים ח-י. שו"ת ביכורי שלמה סי' לח
- ^ יוסף שלמון, הפולמוס על אתרוגי קורפו ואתרוגי ארץ ישראל - 1875-1891, ציון - רבעון לחקר תולדות ישראל, שנה סה (תש"ס) עמוד 75 והלאה.
- ^ קונטרס פרי עץ הדר, השותפים סלאנט, ירושלים תרל"ח
- יוסף שלמון, הפולמוס על אתרוגי קורפו ואתרוגי ארץ ישראל - 1875-1891, ציון - רבעון לחקר תולדות ישראל, שנה סה (תש"ס) עמוד 75 והלאה.
- ^ Igros HoRaye 114
- ^ תולדות הנפש חיה, י.ד. בית הלוי, פרק ח.
- אתרוגי ארץ ישראל, זהר עמר, תשע"א, עמוד 16 והלאה.
- יוסף שלמון, הפולמוס על אתרוגי קורפו ואתרוגי ארץ ישראל - 1875-1891, ציון - רבעון לחקר תולדות ישראל, שנה סה (תש"ס) עמוד 75 והלאה.
- ^ אתרוגי ארץ ישראל, זהר עמר, תשע"א
- ^ According to Professor Eliezer E. Goldschmidt (Hilkhot Sadeh, issue 146, Elul 5765, Page 24) the Kibilewitz-etrog was obtained in 1910 at the remote nature of Wadi Qelt. According to the Widdow Kibilewitz and Mr. & Mrs. Kelli it was obtained by Rabbi Zonenfeld.
- ^ אתרוגי ארץ ישראל, זהר עמר, תשע"א
- ^ .אגרות הראי"ה, חלק א, סימן נב, עמוד סא
- ^ See Etrog in Hebrew Wikipedia
- HaLevanon 11 no 23 Moshe Montefiori supporting plantation.
- HaLevanon 13 no 42 Letter by Rabbi Meir Auerbach, no 47 Letter by the Sephardic Chacham Bashi Rabbi Avraham Ashkenazi that there are some murkavim in Jaffa and in the neighborhood of Jerusalem and that since he realized that all the etrogs are starting with a Pitam, an Etrog that doesn't have one should not be used.
- HaLevanon 14 no 2 go right to page 4—History of Balady and description of sub-varieties by Yakov Sapir, No 9—page 5 no 14—page 4—no 15—page 7 Yakov Sapir addressing the conflict between the Jaffa-Greek etrog and the Balady.


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End the use of live pigs in the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) School of Medicine's physiology lab. The use of live animals in medical school curricula is cruel and outdated. UMMC is one of only seven medical schools in the U.S. and Canada that continue to use live animals for training.
UMMC already has a state-of-the-art simulation center that can easily replace the use of pigs, so there is no justification for the continued use of live animals. Please end this cruel and unnecessary practice immediately.
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Includes Buenos Aires City Guide, Argentina and Spanish Phrasebook. Features handy pull-out maps, day trip itineraries, full-color outdoor activities chapters and comprehensive phrasebook with thousands of words and phrases.
Each soft cover book measures 3 3/5-5 inches by 5 1/2-7¾ inches. Published 2010-2011.
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How good was Tully Blanchard ???
As i just posted in another thread i believe the Magnum T.A/Tully Blanchard feud and series of matches to be criminally underrated but as far as underrated wrestlers and characters go Tully Blanchard has to be up there near the very top. I'm a firm believer that if Ric Flair hadn't been as truly great as he was in between 1983 and 1989 when Tully Blanchard was in NWA then Tully Blanchard would have been a multiple time World champion because he was a great mic worker, a great in ring worker and had a great look and was basically everything that NWA was about back then.
A lot of people look at Tully Blanchard as strictly a tag team wrestler due to him and Arn Anderson being such a legendary team as part of The Four Horsemen and then in WWE as The Brainbusters but he was also a great singles wrestler before that who held the US title and TV title along the way when they were prestigious titles. Some of the feuds he had along the way before his tag team run were with Dusty Rhodes, Magnum T.A and Ricky Steamboat which were very good for their time but as a tag team wrestler he feuded with The Road Warriors, The Rock And Roll Express, The Midnight Express, Demolition, The Hart Foundation, The Rockers and the thrown together team of Lex Luger and Barry Windham which led to Barry Windham joining The Four Horsemen later on.
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Jack named alongside Vaughan in U21 Euros squad
Jack Rodwell
Everton midfielder Jack Rodwell has been named in England Under-21's provisional 40-man squad for this summer's European Championships in Denmark.
The Blues ace was injured on his last run-out for the Under-21s – in a defeat to Italy in Empoli – but has recovered to reclaim a place in David Moyes' starting line-up.
Rodwell's Blues teammate James Vaughan – currently on loan at Crystal Palace – is also in the squad.
Manager Stuart Pearce is keen to take the strongest group possible and has included the likes of Jack Wilshere and Andy Carroll.
Having finished runners-up in 2009, Pearce hopes to go one better this time around.
England are number one in the UEFA European rankings, whilst they find themselves the only side of the eight qualifying nations to have made it to their third consecutive finals.
The Three Lions start their campaign with a tricky fixture against Spain (12 June) before taking on Ukraine (15 June) and Czech Republic (19 June).
Prior to flying to Denmark they take on fellow finalists Norway in a warm-up fixture at Southampton's St Mary's Stadium on 5 June (3pm).
England Squad.
Keepers: Frankie Fielding (Blackburn Rovers), Scott Loach (Watford), Jason Steele (Middlesbrough), Alex McCarthy (Reading),
Defenders: Joe Bennett (Middlesbrough), Ryan Bertrand (Chelsea), Kieran Gibbs (Arsenal), Phil Jones (Blackburn Rovers), Michael Mancienne (Wolverhampton Wanderers - loan from Chelsea), Ben Mee (Leicester City - loan from Manchester City), Kyle Naughton (Leicester City - loan from Tottenham), Micah Richards (Manchester City), Chris Smalling (Manchester United), James Tomkins (West Ham United), Kieran Trippier (Barnsley - loan from Manchester City), Kyle Walker (Aston Villa - loan from Tottenham Hotspur),
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Freshfields, Herbies on Wolseley's £1bn rights issue
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Freshfields the leader amongst the MC?
It seems that everday Freshfields is landing the big rights issues and mandates that are being churned out by the recession. And, they are not even doing the simple instruction by the underwriting banks. Are we witnessing the emergence of the new leader in the MC?
Looks like the same dude who made the "Walking on Water" comment in the article on Tesco/Competition Commission. He really loves Freshfields.


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The Green Bay Packers are in need of a new quarterbacks coach and head coach Mike McCarthy is considering all options that he has right now. After Ben McAdoo left for the New York Giants to be their new offensive coordinator, they are on the lookout for a new man to take over the job and it seems they have that man right in their own team. Running back coach Alex Van Pelt seems like the perfect fit to step up for the job as he himself is an ex quarterback in the NFL. And it would seem that McCarthy knows and is already planning the transition.
A source within the league confirmed the rumors that McCarthy was planning Pelt's transition to quarterback coach and would be responsible for mentoring Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. But Pelt has already drawn interest of other teams as Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine has expressed interest in making Pelt his offensive coordinator.
The Packers generally have the strategy to have their assistant coaches for a long run so they can shut off interviewing requests unless the position being offered is for head coach. McAdoo did not have a multi-year deal because he was certain he would get a better coaching job next offseason. But for now there have been no reports that the Browns have interviewed Pelt for the job of offensive coordinator.
This would be the third quarterback coach the Rodgers has had in last four years. First one was Tom Clements who was then given the job of offensive coordinator when Joe Philbin left. McAdoo was the coach who was selected to substitute for Clemetns. Now that McAdoo has left to be Giants offensive coordinator they are again on the lookout for QB coach.
On his own radio show Rodgers said that McCarthy was on the lookout for a QB coach that could not only sharpen him but make him a better quarterback.
"I think I'm getting to the point of my career where I need someone who can continue to give me the things I need during the week as far as preparation; make sure they stay on me as far as fundamentals," Rodgers said. "I think it's more of a tandem cooperation between the quarterbacks coach and myself helping out the young guys. That's kind of my legacy as a teammate is helping out the young players."
Rodgers said that the quarterback coach had the important job to evolve the younger players into veterans and as he would be stepping in his tenth season the coming season he would require all the coaching he could get.
"As a quarterback coach, I think you really want to develop young talent and if you have a talented guy like myself now being my 10th season next year," Rodgers said. "I think it's more about getting that guy ready to play and getting him all the necessary looks and preparation and conversation that I need before game day."
Green Bay Packers in need of new QB coach, Alex Van Pelt seems like the perfect fit
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A knife and either a melon baller or a power drill are all you need to make this totally on-trend Halloween decorating idea using pumpkins.
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