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Title: | Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Football |
Phone: | 203-432-1490 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Anthony (Tony) Reno, a former Yale assistant coach, was named the Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Yale Football on Jan. 12, 2012. The 34th head coach of the Bulldogs has a history of transforming his charges into nationally recognized units.
Reno, the Harvard special teams coordinator and defensive secondary coach from 2009 to 2011, helped engineer last fall's undefeated Ivy League Championship team, which earned a No. 14 Football Championship Subdivision National Ranking. Three of his Crimson special teams units were ranked statistically among the nation's top 20 in 2011.
The 38-year-old Oxford, Mass., native and a 1997 Worcester State College graduate, helped develop 10 All-Ivy players and an All-American over the last two seasons in Boston. His defensive backs enabled the Crimson to lead the league in scoring defense while earning impressive national rankings in numerous categories.
Reno, who spent six years in New Haven and rose to assistant head coach under Jack Siedlecki, helped the Bulldogs win a 2006 Ivy title. He was Yale's wide receivers coach in 2003 and the defensive secondary leader from 2004 to 2008. His 2003 receivers played an integral role in the Blue's No. 2 national ranking in total offense. When he took over the Eli defensive backs, they helped the defense rise to new heights. The 2007 and 2008 Bulldogs were No. 1 in FCS scoring defense, while 14 of his players earned all-league honors during his Yale tenure.
A 2002 AFLAC/Coach Magazine National Assistant of the Year Award winner, Reno served as Worcester State's defensive coordinator from 1998 to 2002. The Lancers, who made two post-season appearances and went 27-5 with Reno as defensive coordinator, were 2001 ECAC Northeast Champions and made it to the title game the following year.
Reno, whose first job was defensive assistant coach at King's (Pa.) College for the 1997 season, earned a degree in history before completing a master's of science in health education from WSC in 2000. As a player at WSC, Reno was a three-year starter at free safety, and his team was league champion his last two seasons. His 1996 team led the nation in scoring, rushing and pass efficiency defense.
Reno is the first Yale football head coach from Massachusetts since Ted Coy '10 in 1910. He and his wife, Toni, have three children: Dante, Angelina and Vince.
Title: | Associate Head Coach, Run Game Coordinator, Offensive Line |
Phone: | (203) 432-1468 |
Email: | email@example.com |
Joe Conlin is in his second year as Yale's associate head coach, run game coordinator and offensive line coach. He came to New Haven after spending the 2011 season helping Harvard win an Ivy title while setting a school scoring record.
Most of Conlin's coaching experience was at FCS power New Hampshire, where he helped the Wildcats to seven straight NCAA playoff appearances from 2004 to 2010. During his tenure at UNH, Conlin also worked with the defensive line, safeties and special teams for a program that went 65-25 and won one conference championship.
Conlin, a three-year starter at defensive tackle at the University of Pittsburgh, coached the defensive line at West Virginia Tech in 2003, a year after graduating. His Pittsburgh head coach, Walt Harris, selected him as a game captain four times. Conlin earned a degree in administration of justice.
He also gained coaching experience at Greensburg Central Catholic High School from 2002-03 where he worked with the tight ends and defensive ends while also handling strength and conditioning.
Conlin, his wife, Karen, and daughter, Hannah, reside in Southington, Conn.
Title: | Assistant Head Coach, Running Backs |
Phone: | (203) 432-8511 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Yale's running backs coach, Larry Ciotti, has 19 years of collegiate coaching experience, having worked primarily as the running backs coach for former Yale head coaches Carm Cozza and Jack Siedecki before leaving coaching from 2008 through 2011.
Ciotti began at Yale in 1991 and served two seasons as the head coach of the freshman squad. Since then he helped Rashad Bartholomew '01 become Yale's career rushing leader before he signed with the Tennessee Titans. He also mentored two-time All-Ivy back Robert Carr '05, who surpassed Bartholomew in the record books. He continued the trend by coaching Ivy MVP and All-American Mike McLeod '09, who holds every major rushing record at Yale.
Ciotti, who had an 8-4 record coaching the Bullpups, is a Connecticut high school coaching legend. In 19 seasons (1970-88) as the head coach at Daniel Hand in Madison, Conn., he compiled a 141-41-2 record and won five state titles. Ciotti then served as director of athletics at Hand from 1988 to 1992. In 1993, he was inducted into the Connecticut High School Coaches Hall of Fame. Ciotti received the Walter Camp Football Foundation's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011.
The captain of the 1965 Southern Connecticut State University football team (graduated in '66), Ciotti earned All-New England and All-Eastern League honors as a center/linebacker. He was inducted into the SCSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1998.
His son, Mike '90, was a center for the 1989 Ivy Champion Bulldogs. Ciotti and his wife, Barbara, reside in Madison. They also have three daughters, Susan, Deanna, and Cathryn and 12 grandchildren.
Title: | Joel E. Smilow '54 Defensive Coordinator (LB) |
Phone: | 203-432-1473 |
Email: | email@example.com |
Rick Flanders, who coached his 16th season at Yale in 2012, returned last fall to the job of defensive coordinator, a position he held under former Yale mentor Jack Siedlecki for 12 seasons. He was promoted to associate head coach in 2007, has been on the staffs of the last three Yale head coaches and has 22 years of experience coaching in the Ancient Eight.
Flanders has handled defensive backs and linebackers during his Yale tenure. Under his watch, Yale was ranked No. 1 in the FCS in scoring defense in 2007 and 2008.
He came to Yale from the University of Pennsylvania, where he was secondary coach for five seasons (1992 to 1996), including Ivy titles in 1993 and 1994. Flanders' defensive backs helped the Penn defense rank nationally in both seasons, including No. 1 in pass efficiency defense for 1994.
Before heading to Philadelphia, Flanders was head coach of the undefeated 1991 Dean (Mass.) Junior College team and was the linebacker and special teams coach at Lafayette from 1987 to 1990.
In 1986 he was the defensive coordinator at American International College, after three seasons as linebacker and defensive back coach at SUNY-Albany, where he also served as head lacrosse coach for one year.
Flanders graduated from the University of Maine in 1979 and earned a master's degree in education from the University at Albany.
A Concord, N.H., native, he and his wife, Wendy, live in Madison and have three children: Ashley, Lindsey and Alexander '14.
Title: | Joel E. Smilow '54 Offensive Coordinator (QB) |
Phone: | (203) 432-1469 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Kevin Morris, the former head coach at both the University of Massachusetts (2009 to 2011) and at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (1993 to 1998), brings 27 years of college coaching experience to the Yale staff.
Before taking over the Minutemen program in 2009, Morris spent five years - the most successful span in the history of UMass football - as the offensive coordinator. He helped UMass go 43-19, win two conference titles, reach a pair (2006, 2007) of NCAA Tournaments and play in the 2006 national championship contest.
Morris went to UMass from Northeastern University, where he was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for four seasons (2000 to 2003). Morris directed one of the most explosive offensive attacks in the Atlantic 10 Conference, breaking 24 school offensive records in four years. During the 2003 season, the Huskies led the A-10 in total offense (431.8), while ranking second in scoring offense (34.5).
Morris also had assistant coaching jobs at Stony Brook (1999), Union (1991 to 1992), WPI (1988 to 1990) and Albany (1986 to 1987) after graduating from Williams College (1986), where he played quarterback and pitched for the baseball team.
He and his wife, Rebecca, reside in Wallingford with their son, Ryan.
Title: | Assistant Coach - Special Teams Coordinator (WR) |
Phone: | (203) 432-1992 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Kevin Cahill, Yale's second-year special teams coordinator, spent four years as an assistant coach at the University of Maine - the last three working with special teams – before coming to New Haven.
He was a three-year starting quarterback at Springfield (Mass.) College, who led the team to two NCAA Playoff appearances.
Cahill also coached the Black Bears' running backs and wide receivers while serving as the director of personnel and the NFL liason. He coached two All-Americans (Jared Turcotte, Jhamal Fluellen) and six all-conference players while at Orono.
A two-year assistant at Murray State, Cahill coached the wide receivers, assisted in the passing game and served as recruiting coordinator for the 2007 and 2008 campaigns. He mentored a pair of All-Ohio Valley Conference players.
Before going to Kentucky, Cahill was a wide receivers coach for Tennessee-Martin for 2004 and 2005, helping the program engineer its first winning season in 13 years.
He also spent time coaching at Maine Maritime Academy (2001) and at Springfield (2002, 2003).
Cahill and his wife, Carah, have two sons, Patrick and Thomas, and a daughter, Elizabeth, and reside in Madison.
Title: | Assistant Coach - Recruiting Coordinator, Defensive Line |
Phone: | (203) 432-1472 |
Email: | email@example.com |
Dwayne Wilmot, a former star receiver and football captain at the University of Maine, is Yale's second-year defensive line coach. He came to the Bulldogs after coaching five seasons at his alma mater and then helping Harvard win a 2011 Ivy championship.
Wilmot was the Black Bears' defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. His 2006 unit led the nation in rushing defense. Jovan Belcher, a 2008 Colonial Athletic Association Defensive Player-of-the-Year, All-American and Buck Buchanan Award Finalist, was one of three (Mike DeVito, Matt King) Wilmot players to sign as an NFL rookie free agents.
Prior to returning to Orono, Wilmot spent three seasons as the recruiting coordinator and assistant defensive coach at Tennessee-Martin.
A 2001 graduate of Maine with a degree in broadcast journalism, Wilmot finished among the school's top 10 career leaders for receptions and receiving yards. He was signed by the Indianapolis Colts and played in the Arena Football2 League with the 2002 Charleston Swamp Foxes, leading the team with 80 catches, 1,100 yards and 20 touchdowns.
Dwayne and his wife, Barbie, reside in Hamden with their three daughters: Brianna, Mikaella and Chloe.
Title: | Assistant Coach - Defensive Backs |
Phone: | (203) 432-1471 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Steven Vashel, who has coached football at seven different schools in the Northeast and is a graduate of Springfield College, is Yale's defensive backs coach.
Vashel spent three years (2009 to 2011) as the defensive backs coach at the University of Maine, where his charges led the Colonial Athletic Association in pass defense in 2011. Two of his former players, Jerron McMillian (4th rd draft, Packers) and Trevor Coston (free agent, Bears), were signed by NFL teams.
He worked with the DBs and kickers at Bucknell for three seasons, from 2006 to 2008. The Lewisburg, Pa., work followed a seven-year (1999-2005) stint as defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Bates College.
Vashel also worked at King's College (1995-98), Harvard (1994), Springfield (1992-93) and Trinity (1991), while getting his master's degree in sports management from Springfield in 1994.
Vashel and his wife, Cathy, have two sons, Ethan and Cole.
Title: | Assistant Coach - Outside Linebackers |
Email: | email@example.com |
Paul Rice '10, the captain of the 2009 Yale football team, was named the Bulldogs' outside linebackers coach in February 2013.
Rice came back to New Haven after a year as an offensive graduate assistant coach at Georgia Tech, where he helped the Yellow Jackets to a 7-7 season and a 2012 Sun Bowl victory over Southern California.
Rice was a four-year Yale starter who began as one of the biggest cornerbacks in the country and finished his collegiate career as a first-team All-Ivy linebacker. He accumulated 196 tackles, six interceptions and numerous big plays with the football in his hands while earning league honors three seasons.
The former Ohio Division III co-defensive player of the year and National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete at University High School in Cleveland Heights helped the Bulldogs lead the nation in scoring defense consecutive seasons.
Rice played one season for the L'Hospitalet Pioners (Barcelona, Spain) in the spring of 2011. He served as a player/coach, competing on both sides of the ball and helping the Pioners to a national championship.
Rice, the former political science major in Silliman College, was a volunteer with the Yale football team in the fall of 2011.
Title: | Assistant Coach - Tight Ends |
Phone: | 203.432.8894 |
Email: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Patrick Hatch, a three-time all-conference offensive lineman at Union College who spent the last four seasons as an assistant coach at Stony Brook, is in his first season as Yale's tight ends coach.
In his four years at Stony Brook, the Seawolves won four consecutive Big South Conference titles and advanced to the second round of the NCAA playoffs in both 2011 and 2012. In his first two seasons at Stony Brook, Hatch worked with the Seawolves' defensive line before moving over to coach the running backs. He tutored All-America backs Miguel Maysonet and Brock Jackolski, who combined for more than 3,000 yards, while helping Stony Brook to a school record output in 2011. Maysonet finished second in voting for the 2012 Walter Payton Award, given to the FCS player of the year. Overall, Hatch mentored four players who rushed for over 1,000-yards during his two seasons with the running backs.
Prior to joining Chuck Priore's staff on Long Island, Hatch coached the offensive line for three years at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. WPI increased its win total in each of Hatch's three seasons, including the school's best (7-3, 2008) mark in 16 years.
Hatch is a 2006 graduate of Union College in Schenectady, N.Y., where he was a four-year starter on the offensive line and a three-time All-Liberty League selection. In 2005, the Dutchmen were undefeated in the regular season en route to capturing the Liberty League title and reaching the second round of the NCAA Division III Championships.
Hatch, who grew up in and currently resides in Meriden, Conn., is a 2002 Maloney High School graduate.
Title: | Director of Strength & Conditioning |
Phone: | 203-432-9440 |
Email: | email@example.com |
Head Strength Coach for Football, Men's and Women's Lacrosse, Women's Soccer, Men's and Women's Golf
Emil Johnson was named Yale's Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in July 2005. Johnson oversees a program that includes 35 varsity sports and more than 800 athletes. Johnson joined the Bulldogs from the University of Hartford, where he had been the director of strength and conditioning from 2001-2005. Johnson served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Maine for two years prior to that, and was the men's basketball strength and conditioning coach at DePaul University in 1998-99.
Johnson is a 1998 graduate of UMass-Boston with a B.S. in exercise physiology. He was a captain and three-year starting quarterback for the Beacons in football and also played one year of baseball. Following graduation he spent a semester as a strength and conditioning intern at Northeastern.
Johnson is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (C.S.C.S.).
He resides in Ellington with his wife, Ann, and their four children, Emil, Ayva, Addison and Emerson.


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Community members have donated $31,804 to The Bellingham Herald's Extend-a-Hand charity to help low-income Whatcom County residents move into and keep rental housing and to obtain medical prescriptions.
In addition this holiday season, Regal Entertainment Group donated $29,000 to Extend-a-Hand, proceeds from one of three "preview events" at the new Barkley Regal theater complex.
The Opportunity Council, a nonprofit social service agency, oversees the housing donations for Extend-a-Hand. The prescriptions are dispensed by staff at Interfaith Community Health Center.
Last season, people gave about $45,000 to Extend-a-Hand. The Herald covers administrative costs, so the donations directly support needy people.
Tax-deductible donations can be mailed or taken to: Extend-a-Hand, c/o Opportunity Council, 1111 Cornwall Ave., Bellingham, WA 98225. Credit card donations are accepted. Details: Sheri Emerson, 360-734-5121, ext. 301.
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VFX Oscar Bakeoff 2011: Staying Alive
Now that the VFX Oscar category has been expanded from three to five nominees, what's to become of the bakeoff? That was a hot topic of conversation last night during the reception at Kate's. Apparently one plan being considered for next year is to expand the bakeoff shortlist from 7 to 10 while trimming the 15-minute demo reels to 10.
"To me, the bakeoff is like an essential part of modern VFX culture," suggested Paul Franklin, the visual effects supervisor for Inception. "It's something that everyone aspires to: everyone wants to win an Oscar. But the actual bakeoff itself -- when I got to the bakeoff with Batman Begins as part of that team five years ago -- a huge part of it was that you were there, in front of your peers in the industry. Whereas if it's just some anonymous committee that decides on it, you've got no idea, they could've just spun the dice. But you feel if you got up there and gave a good account of yourself and you got people to see it and you can actually gauge people's reactions, it's a special night. And it would be a real shame if they did away with it."
Eric Barba of Digital Domain starting things off by reminding his VFX colleagues that the groundbreaking Tron was not even allowed to compete for an Oscar because computers were considered an unfair advantage. He then admitted it was intimidating trying to live up to a legend with Tron: Legacy. But Digital Domain not only raised the stakes with a host of new vehicles and environments in raising the Tron bar, but also how important it was to shoot in 3-D for an immersive experience. However, the biggest challenge was improving its performance capture capability (Face Plant) for turning the 60-year-old Jeff Bridges into the 35-year-old Clu avatar. Everyone knows what Bridges looked like in Against All Odds, and that's what they were aiming for, using the actor to help drive the performance as his younger self. This involved a smaller footprint, writing better tracking data and improved data wrangling (with the help of EA in Vancouver), but also putting the volume process into the hands of the animators with a new interface for faster and quicker results.
Expanding this category to include 5 films was a wise choice and long overdue. Look at the films that make money these days and you are looking at a long list of blockbusters centered on visual effects
Most films have been downloaded or rented in the last couple of years and that was affecting the box office ticket sales of all movies. Now, people want to enjoy the whole movie experience in 3D or on an Imax screen and that is bringing people back to the theater.
At Boogie Studio, We hold VFX artists in high regard and it's nice to see that the Academy, and the film industry in general, is starting to do so as well.
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Residents in the Sidney neighbourhood are helping us improve what we do and how we do it thanks to a special Neighbourhood Action Day about local housing issues.
The event, which took place on Saturday 12th June, was held on the green, opposite Zion House, Jubilee Street.
The idea behind the action day was to get residents to talk to their local housing team (pictured below) about the challenges affecting them and where they live, and how they'd like to see them improve.
On hand to listen to what residents had to say and provide advice and support were the Neighbourhood Housing Officer, leasehold services, resident engagement, major works, repairs, anti-social behaviour and vulnerability staff.
"It was a really useful day" said Christine Foley, who is the Neighbourhood Housing Manager for Stepney and Wapping.
"It's been good to talk to residents because we get to hear first hand the issues that are most important to them, like anti-social behaviour, overcrowding and vulnerability issues. And the better we know residents, the better we can tailor our services to suit their needs."
"One resident told us they were having overcrowding problems that we were able to help with. We've already arranged a home visit to discuss their situation. Another resident told us they were in need of extra support and we were able to help by contacting the older and disabled residents decorating scheme on their behalf."
More Neighbourhood Action Days will be held this year for residents to meet their Neighbourhood Housing Officer and their local housing team. So if you have a problem you think we might be able to help with why not come along? Watch out for details of when we'll be round your way.


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Some thoughts on this now from senior political analyst for him -- -- -- breath.
There is nothing wrong with President Obama and his campaign citing the bin Laden raid is one of the successes of his administration.
Obama needs to be careful because there was almost certainly less political gold in those -- and he -- imagine.
For example the Gallup organization as people just after the raid last year who they show which bought should receive quote a great deal of credit for.
89% as you can -- said the military 62% said the CIA.
Only 35% said President Obama.
The Obama team now seems to be trying to magnify the political benefit of the raid with that campaign ad suggesting that Romney might not have ordered it.
The president even used a news content of the Japanese prime minister in the White House east room today.
For avail reiteration of that suggestion without citing Romney's name in particular it -- spoke of comments the Republican made back in 2008.
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Obama then for publicly saying he would going to Pakistan to pursue bin Laden.
From Romney's point was not that we shouldn't do that if necessary but that it was a bad idea for diplomatic reasons to proclaim it publicly.
In the rough and tumble -- campaign such distortions may be commonplace.
But for the president himself to do it in the presence of a foreign leader in the White House brings one word to mind.
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A push back perhaps politically even among independents here on this issue well.
One of the most precious assets the president has political assets as is that the president is automatically presidential.
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The Gold Standard: Team USA's Greatest 2012 Olympic Moments
Looking back at 2012, The London Games is definitely one of the biggest highlights of the year. And months later, we're still beyond proud of Team USA! Our amazing athletes won a hefty 104 medals, with 46 of those being gold. The race to the podium wasn't easy: we saw nail-biting finishes, tears of joy, and solid determination. Here are our favorite moments from Team USA's road to glory.
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This year, all eyes were on London for the 2012 Summer Olympics as we followed the athletes, the Games, the ceremonies, and — of course — Britain's royal family. We covered the Olympics throughout 2012, bringing you in-depth stories and videos and plenty of eye candy along the way. (Hello, Ryan Lochte!) As the world tuned in to watch fierce competition, the Games put inspiring female athletes like Gabby Douglas, Missy Franklin, and runner Carmelita Jeter into the American spotlight. With appearances from Michelle Obama, the Spice Girls, and Queen Elizabeth herself, it was an epic Summer filled with fascinating headlines. Read on to relive the entire 2012 Olympics with all of our coverage of the Games!
50 Sexy Sports Stars Who Won Our Hearts in 2012
We've long been fans of handsome athletes like David Beckham and Tom Brady, but this year, thanks to the 2012 Olympics, we were introduced to a whole new crop of sexy sports stars from around the world. With their impressive talents — and, OK, their impressive bodies, too — these hot athletes stole all our attention. One of the most swoon-worthy pros? Swimmer Ryan Lochte, who basically owned the Summer headlines. In the water, on the court, on the field, and on the ice, these sexy jocks turned us into diehard sports fans. Get your daily dose of eye candy by checking out 2012's hottest athletes!
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This Summer's biggest event, the 2012 Olympics, was one for the history books. There were too many happy, sad, and heartfelt moments that we experienced, along with the world's finest athletes, to count. Even so, a few have stuck in our minds long after the competitions have ended. We've highlighted a few of the most memorable moments from the 2012 Olympics. Click through to relive the games, and at the end, vote on which moment was your favorite — or tell us which ones we missed!
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We kept a close eye on the London Olympics this Summer, which was easy considering all the hot athletes competing. And while we weren't ashamed to swoon over sexy water polo players from the land down under and fine fútbol players from Spain, we must admit we had a soft spot for the fellas on Team USA.
Swimmers like Cullen Jones, Ricky Berens, and Nathan Adrian were positively steamy at the Games. And we all know which swimmer garnered the most attention from the ladies — as Ryan Lochte dazzled both in the pool and out of it with his smirky smile and goofy Lochte-isms. Jeah! Basketball players Kobe Bryant and Kevin Love heated up the courts, while tennis star Andy Roddick was smokin' on a different type of court. Too-cute runner Ashton Eaton was another one of our favorites, and muscle-bound Danell Leyva made male gymnastics a very enjoyable sport to watch. What we want to know is this: which one of these attractive athletes takes home the gold?
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It's been a big year for pint-size Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas, who made history by being the first African-American woman to win the all-around gymnastics gold medal at this Summer's London Olympics. The 16-year-old sat down with Michelle Obama, was interviewed by Oprah, led the national anthem at the DNC, and now she has a memoir out today!
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All Dogs Go to Heaven: Remembering Queen Elizabeth's Corgi Monty
He entertained us with a paw-some salutation for James Bond during the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics, and this weekend Great Britain's royal palace released the sad news that Monty, one of Queen Elizabeth II's beloved Pembroke Welsh Corgis, has passed away.
A celebrated animal lover, the queen has been flanked by this smiley-faced breed since 1944, when she received a puppy named Susan for her 18th birthday. Since then, Susan's progeny of Corgis and Dorgis (Dachshund/Corgi mixes) have accompanied their regal matriarch around the royal family's many homes and even on the queen's honeymoon! Today, Monty is survived by the queen's two Corgis, Willow and Holly, and two Dorgis, Candy and Vulcan. To memorialize this favorite royal pet, we're taking a look back at the queen and her dogs throughout the years. Rest in peace, little one!
Source: International Olympic Committee
Jay-Z and Rihanna Join Coldplay to Close Out the Paralympics
Jay-Z, Rihanna, Chris Martin, and Coldplay brought the house down at the Paralympics closing ceremony last night in London. The group played at the Games' 80,000-seat stadium as part of a three-hour event that officially ended nearly two weeks of competition for disabled athletes. Coldplay started the fun with a long set, and toward the end of their performance welcomed Rihanna for a version of "Princess of China." Jay popped up, too, to sing "Run This Town" with both Rihanna and Chris before they segued into "Paradise."
Jay, Rihanna, and Chris celebrated the successful set with an afterparty at The Arts Club. It was a special evening for Jay, who just wrapped up a yacht vacation with Beyoncé Knowles and their daughter, Blue. Chris's spouse, Gwyneth Paltrow, was busy, too. She was off in LA for the Stand Up to Cancer telethon, then ventured to Canada for the TIFF premiere of her new movie, Thanks For Sharing.
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Acts 7:4 - Then he came out from the country of the Chaldeans and settled in Haran. And after that his father died, he was made to move into this country where you now dwell. Abraham was born in Ur, which was a town in southern Mesopotamia and southern Babylon (Genesis 11:28,31; Genesis 15:7; Nehemiah 9:7). Evidently, Abraham's father was involved in this call to some degree. It may be that he came with Abraham because he believed in the call on Abraham's life. Terah began to have sons at 70 years of age, and he died in Haran at the age of 205 (Genesis 11:26,32). Abraham was 75 years old when he left Haran after his father's death. Therefore, Terah would have been 130 years old when Abraham was born (Genesis 12:4). We cannot be certain how old Abraham was when God first appeared to him in Ur, but we do know that he was married to Sarai long enough for Sarai to be classified as barren, a title given to those who have little to no hope of ever having children. Abraham may have been 70 years old, which would have made Terah 200 years old. It may be that Abraham needed to take care of his aged father and also his orphaned nephew Lot, and this is why they left Ur with Abraham. We know that Abraham was very prompt in obeying God, as exemplified by his speedy response to sacrifice Isaac in Genesis 22:3. It may be that God appeared to Abraham to give him the promise at 70 years of age, at which time his sojourning began (Galatians 3:17; Hebrews 11:8; Exodus 12:40). The sojourning of Abraham and his descendants during the time of Promise would last a total of 430 years, as testified by both Paul and Moses. |
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In Search of the Cousin Connection
Friday, July 13th, 2012 © by Susan SwartzI almost missed the boat on the cousin connection. As a little kid, growing up in Connecticut I knew we had a bunch of aunts, uncles and cousins, grandparents too, back in northwestern Pennsylvania but we hardly ever saw each other and by the time our family moved to Pennsylvania the cousins and my sister and I were too old to play hide and seek and chase fireflies.
We were in high school or college and starting to be adults. Then my sister settled on the east coast and I took the west coast and then we only saw the Pennsylvania relatives for the occasional wedding or funeral.
But I envied friends with deep long-time cousin relationships, who hang out, call each other every week, put together family vacations at mountain cabins. In some cases they're closer to their cousins than their brothers and sisters.
I'm delighted that my California grandchildren have their own covey of little cousins they've known since birth and will probably be in each others' lives forever. Maybe you need to make a strong cousin foundation at that early age. I fondly recall the homes of Pennsylvania relatives that came with barns and creeks and woods. One even had a wonderfully spooky family cemetery. But they weren't part of my regular world, nor were the cousins.
Now, we cousins are the matriarchs and patriarchs of our families. We're getting up there. Some cousins have died. And I, so late in the game, still have questions about where we all came from.
And so when the chance came to meet up with some Pennsylvania cousins my sister and I decided it was time for a reunion. Jack is our mother's sister's son married to Carole.
We met in Vermont, where they were finishing a bike trip. At 71 and only slightly older than me, the had ably taken on Vermont's steep hills in the heat and rain.
It's exciting to discover strong, firm apples hanging on your family tree.
I like any excuse to go to New England and Vermont was a neutral and attractive place for a family reunion. I also admit to an occasional hipper-than-thou California attitude especially when it comes to rural Middle America, as if all they do is go to church suppers and worry about the government taking their guns.
Of course it's silly and unfair to label people by where they hang their mailbox and now I see it was my loss. These Pennsylvania relatives, retired teachers, not only are gonzo bicyclists they ski from their back yard, make maple syrup, have created bright and talented kids and grand-kids and travel the world. After Vermont they were on their way to China. I liked them so much I didn't even ask their politics, although I was pleased to learn they don't think much of the No Child Left Behind program. And they are loyal newspaper readers.
They also know family things my sister and I did not. That our mothers had a two year old brother who died after falling down the cellar steps. That our grandfather, the kindly small town undertaker, was a shrewd businessman. That we have Native American ancestry, confirmed by another cousin who lives in South Dakota.
That is the beauty of cousins, I'm learning. They never get bored with family stories or staring at old black and white photo albums. They're people who even decades down the road you recognize as your own. Jack looked at his feet and my feet in sandals and said, "You can tell we're related. Look at those toes."


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Like its mythological cohorts, the constellation Draco sometimes breathes fire. Most of the time, the dragon's effort is puny -- a few little sparks in the night sky. But every once in a while, it really puts on a show -- a spectacular shower of Draconid meteors.
The best one ever recorded took place 75 years ago today. Observers in western Europe saw thousands of "shooting stars" in just a few hours. One wrote that the meteors were as thick as snowflakes.
The meteors are bits of dust from Comet Giacobini/Zinner. As it orbits the Sun, some of the comet's outer layers of ice vaporize. That releases small particles of solid material. They spread out along the comet's orbital path. When Earth flies through this path, some of the particles ram into the atmosphere and vaporize, forming streaks of light across the sky. If you trace their paths, they all appear to come from the dragon.
But the timing is tricky, because the stream of comet dust is clumpy. To see a great shower, we have to fly through one of the clumps at just the right time.
Most years, we miss them. We see perhaps a dozen or so Draconid meteors over an entire night. But every once in a while -- especially when the comet is passing close to the Sun -- the show can be spectacular.
The best took place in 1933. But there was another great one in 1946, visible from the Americas. Some observers saw thousands of meteors -- a major "fire-breathing" effort for the celestial dragon.
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The rain was pouring heavily over this past 2 weeks. The cold, and somehow damp weather is unpleasant as Ken couldn't stand the low temperatures. He playfully stacking the photos that just finally done for the new magazine's topic and after it was neatly placed on top of the coffee table, he put a single paper with a bold "Resignation" letter at the top center of it. He decided to stop working for the magazine where he, and his little brother worked at. He was there to support his beloved sibling, but now, he doesn't have the reason to stay there. He keep blaming himself after his brother, Ren, passed away due his carelessness. He shouldn't have forced the younger one to come with him in the rainy night like that. He should've known the road was slippery and he shouldn't speed up.
The blond let out a sigh and leaned on the couch with his eyes closed. A freelance photographer was his job, and now he's back to his old work again. Selling pictures of rare, mystical, or even abnormal things. But, he doesn't have any choice, since the pay was more high than the magazine one. His blue eyes glanced at the clock and he yawned. It was 2.31 A.M, and it was freezing. And here he is, sitting with only his baggy jeans, and black v-neck shirt with long sleeves. The bruises of the accident on his jaw and collar bone still visible, a dark, purple to black bruises. Even though it doesn't hurt anymore.
His phone's screen lit up as a new message went through his inbox. He tapped the screen to unlock the button and he read the message thoroughly. There's some weird guy asking him to go to the abandoned house at the east area, where most of the district was burned down in a fire. Almost half of the population died, and half of it were gone to another country. Somehow, he have a bad feeling about this but, maybe this would be wise to ask his assistant first. He glanced at the room upstair and was hesitant to went there and knocked the door. "Maybe I should talk about this in the noon."


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The University of Newcastle offers heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of our Chancellor, Dr Kenneth Moss, who has passed away.
Dr Moss was a leader of great integrity who was deeply committed to our University, to the city of Newcastle and to the region. A Newcastle alumnus, he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering degree (Hons) in 1968 and a Doctor of Philosophy in mechanical engineering in 1974. Dr Moss was a foundation board member of the Hunter Medical Research Institute from 2000 to 2004. He had been a member of University Council since 2010, and commenced as Chancellor in May this year.
Dr Moss held leadership positions across the maritime services, mining, manufacturing and engineering sectors. He started his professional life with BHP at its Newcastle Steelworks, and completed his career as the Managing Director of global maritime company, Howard Smith.
In recognition of his outstanding contribution, Dr Moss was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia for services to business in the mining, financial and property development sectors, and for services to the community through contributions to maritime, educational and health organisations.
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Thanks for brightening up a very dreary NJ afternoon. This is spectacular.
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I had to look twice but then I burst out laughing! Love it!!!
Add a few red berries to it and you can pretend it is mistletoe. Funny thing you know...Christmas comes on the same day every year and yet it always seems to take so many of us by surprise. Don't worry though, what doesn't get done won't matter in the big scheme of things. Merry Christmas!
Very avantgarde lighting display. What say your neighbors ? lol
Wonderful! Merry Christmas to you, Bruce, and the kids.
Just say it is a design decision. I have no lights up this year as DH decided to get the roof replaced now. NOW???? Really???
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Based on 73,256 Interstate and Cross-Border Household Goods Relocations
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Since January 1993, Atlas Van Lines has reviewed and released data on the origins and destinations of interstate moves throughout the previous calendar year. The 2012 Migration Patterns study results provide a snapshot of relocation patterns and this year reflect that there have been more shifts from inbound and outbound to balanced states.
While Southwestern and Mid-Atlantic coastal states remain as the most popular destinations, the Midwest is moving to a more balanced region than in years past. California comes in at the top with nearly 13,000 moves in 2012. For the seventh consecutive year, Washington D.C. had the highest percentage of inbound moves, while Nebraska and New York beat out Ohio for the highest percentage of outbound moves.
The Northern states saw no changes from 2011 to 2012. New York and New Jersey have been outbound for more than 10 years, with Pennsylvania remaining balanced for more than 10 years. Washington DC is the only northern location with more than 10 years on the inbound list.
The Southeast remains balanced. Southwest states Texas and New Mexico continue to be inbound states, as well as Mid-Atlantic states Virginia and North Carolina. Kentucky remains balanced in 2012 after becoming a newly inbound state in 2010 and moving back to balanced in 2011.
After 2011 showed the majority of its states with more outbound than inbound moves, the Midwest region now has five balanced states – Wisconsin, Iowa, South Dakota, Missouri and Michigan. Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kansas, Minnesota and Nebraska remain outbound. Indiana has been an outbound state for more than 11 consecutive years. No Midwestern state has been classified as inbound for more than 10 years.
The annual study shows that the majority of the Western states remain balanced. Only two states are inbound or outbound – Utah (outbound) and New Mexico (inbound). California has now been balanced for more than 10 consecutive years.
Each state/province has a threshold value, which is the total number of shipments multiplied by 0.55 (for example, in a state with 100 moves, at least 55 of them would have to be outgoing to classify the state as outbound). A state/province is considered:
- Outbound when outbound shipments exceed the threshold.
- Inbound when inbound shipments exceed the threshold.
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Wall Street presently seems to be in a sideways state of mind, with the major indices traveling predominantly horizontal these last couple of weeks. Not a surprise, really, as the news cycle has been relatively tame and the current earnings season has largely followed the predicted script.
So for investors, the question is whether the market is consolidating for a push into yet another round of record highs or simply running out of steam and veering towards the inevitable correction.
And, with a busy week on tap, including yet another Fed meeting, the release of second quarter domestic GDP numbers, and another large chunk of earnings reports from S&P 500 companies, the year's bullish uptrend gets yet another opportunity to be tested, and the consolidation-vs-reversal question gets yet another look.
The S&P 500 Index (SPX) had a losing week for the first time in a month, though just barely. The benchmark index shed a mere 0.03% over the course of the week, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) inched into the black as it ended up 0.1%. The Nasdaq (COMP) won the performance battle among the three indices, up 0.7% for the week.
Across the pond, recent data regarding the Eurozone may indicate that there are signs of life worth considering from an investor's point of view.
Last week's Eurozone PMI index, a key regional business survey that serves as a de facto reading on manufacturing health, revealed the first growth in the index in over 18 months.
In addition, there are increased expectations that the region's upcoming Economic Sentiment Indicator will show an increase for the third month running.
Finally, there has been the slightest improvement in the region's staggeringly high unemployment rate, which remains at over 25%. Still, the investment community can only regard any reversal in those bleak numbers as a positive.
These are, admittedly, no more than breadcrumbs upon the trail back to recovery for the shared-currency union. However, for investors that have been looking for indications the region might finally be emerging from several years of recession, it might be enough to serve as a call to action for the intrepid investor.
It has now been a year since Mario Draghi uttered his famous line, "The ECB is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro." Indeed, what a difference that year has made, as the conversation regarding the region has shifted from the inevitability of a break-up to how much the economy has improved.
Interestingly enough, aside from Draghi's words and a few adjustments to interest rates from the European Central Bank (ECB), little actual action has been taken with regard to the region's banking infrastructure. Apparently, all that was required was an indication of strong intent and will by somebody with the perceived authority to be able to impact the Eurozone situation.
In any event, Draghi's bluster sufficed to not only stem, but to reverse the tide. No doubt it has helped that the U.S. economy has stabilized somewhat, and key central banks around the globe have been busy with one form of stimulus or another.
The bottom line: The Eurozone's economy has certainly stabilized to a large degree, and with the region's bonds going from treacherous levels to somewhat acceptable, reentrance into the region's equity market can be considered and explored.
A simple play to test the regional waters would be to take a European-centric ETF out for a test drive, and see how it fits your comfort level.
VGK, which tracks the FTSE Developed Europe Index and primarily consists of over 500 common stocks from among 17 European countries, mainly the UK, Germany, France, and Switzerland, can serve as such a vehicle.
VGK is up 5.96% year-to-date.
What the Periscope Sees
The Sabrient SectorCast ETF Rankings rate each of the ten U.S. industrial sector iShares (ETFs) by Sabrient's proprietary Outlook Score and are revised on a weekly basis. This week, the Technology Sector heads up the rankings, followed by the Financial Sector. Coming in third for the week is the Energy Sector.
Here is the current list of some of the top-performing Technology Sector ETFs year-to-date, as of the final week of July:
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6/23/2010 - American Valley Speedway has become a New Age Coliseum for motor sports. Modern gladiators drive redesigned chariots powered by engines equivalent to hundreds of horses around a 0.375 mile dirt oval track in Quincy. Only Calistoga has a longer track in California.
Saturday night, June 19, approximately 500 spectators felt the quake of 33 sprint cars with some of the champions of the sport in one of the coliseums set up for the California Civil War Sprint Car Series. Sean Becker, two-time defending champion, drove car #25b. Four-time champion Mike Henry drove car #18. Two-time champion Andy Forsberg drove car #47. Local legend Jim Richardson drove car #8. The difference in the fast lap times of the top twenty cars in the final main was 1.26 seconds. The competition is intense for every victory.
Unlike the American Civil War of the nineteenth century, these battles are for points and a championship. Contestants come from the western United States but are centered in the Sacramento Valley and Bay Area. Bradley Ferrell in car #43 is the points leader in the Petaluma area and was running sixth in the overall series. Steven Tinner in car #94 came from Visalia. Bob Clark in car #30 is from Pahrump, Nev., but vacationing in Quincy.
The "civil" war of sprint cars is waged by sportsmen with high tech equipment and crews. Wings have evolved on these cars to keep them grounded. The battles began with qualifying laps and then with four heat races. The leaders would go on to a "B" Main, and then a final "A1" Main.
The fastest qualifying lap was 16.541 set by Herman Klein in car #91. The heat races were composed of 8 cars running 10 laps. Mike Henry showed his championship skills by winning the first heat race. His best lap time was 16.643. Trent Caneles in car #5c took the second heat with a best lap time of 16.083 and the fastest lap time of the night. Kolby Weisz in car #21 won the third heat race. His best lap time was 16.861. The fourth heat race was won by Jeremy Burt in car #2b with a best lap time of 17.433.
The "B" Main was won by Herman Klein with a total time of 8:08.633 for the 12-lap race. Steven Tinner was in second with Justin Sanders in third with car #83.
The final main or "A" Main was composed of 22 cars running a thirty-lap race or 11.25 miles of sprints on an open field of competition with occasional contact. The mortality of the cars and the ability of the teams to keep them running at top performance levels is a major factor in these battles for points. The driver's determination and skill then take the reins of these modem chariots of speed. The final outcome may rest in the hands of the old Roman gods.
Jim Richardson, who has already been memorialized at AVS, had the pole position in the final main event of Saturday night. Jim drove like the Roman gladiators leading 21 laps and taking fifth place at the checkered flag. At 63, he is the active veteran of sprint car racing.
Steven Tinner was the top performer and winner of the final race. He came from twelve cars back to take the victory over some very equally matched competitors. Stephen Allard, in car 14s, came in second with only .447 of a second difference. Justin Sanders came in third. Sean Becker took fourth place. Nichole Miller, in car #20, took eighth place. She was the only female competing. Kenny Allen, at the age of 15, took 19th. Drivers commented that the track was "fast."
The Pro Stocks also ran for points on Saturday night with their own gladiators in the coliseum.
"Shake and Bake" Tom Brennan showed his skills in the heat race as he defeated veteran gladiator Craig Nieman.
The Final Main was inverted, putting Tom at the back along with Craig. Both became front-runners with Brennan leading most of the race until Craig jumped in front. In the last turn of the final lap, "Shake and Bake" made his move and Craig was spun out with Brennan taking the checkered. Brennan was black-flagged giving Craig Neman the victory.
"Shake and Bake" deserves a trophy for the "Most Improved Driver in Pro Stock."
B.J. Pearson has had a rough season. His water pump broke during qualifying. AVS hopes that the Roman gods are smiling and will bring him better luck. His determination and fortitude is an inspiration to all.
The racing at Quincy's coliseum began on Friday night with the Sprint Cars warming up and the Pure Mini Stocks running.
The Pure Mini "Luck of the Draw" race had new competitors that gave the regular gladiators a surprise in the heat race. Jon Busselen of the new MaddBuzz Team (formerly the Madden team) took first with the team's econo-pickup #84 in the first heat race. Matt "MaddBuzz" Stewart took first in the second heat race.
The main event had seven cars running. Jon Busselen took first place with Branden James in car #21 in second. Larry Whitebird in car #97 took third. Matt ran with a flat tire before retiring to the pits. The Nieman girls still remain as the point leaders in the Pure Mini class.
The audience got a bonus on Friday night with the appearance of Mini Modifieds. They accepted AVS's invitation to come to race. Six drivers put their helmets on to give the crowd an introduction to Mini Mod racing. Their lap times were two second faster than the Pure Mini cars.
Dennis Clook in car #34 took first in the first and second heat race. His fastest lap time was 22.326. Larry Miller in car #1 took second in both heat races with a fast lap time of 22.415. Clook and Miller continued their winning streak into the main event where they were one and two again. Preston Irwin took third in car #26x.
These Friday and Saturday night races gave fans an entertainment normally not found in rural communities. American Valley Speedway wants to thank the fans, drivers, crews and sponsors for their support. These races are also supported by volunteers and local businesses.
The next race on July 10th is a memorial race to honor volunteer firemen and their departments; there will be DART Dwarfs, IMCA Modifieds, Pro Stocks and Pure Mini Stocks.
For more info call 283-2175 or log on to americanvalleyspeedway.com.
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I am soon going to be running the mass cycle that yall have posted on your website. Now by going by the chart i would need 3 bottles of 1-ad 2 bottles of 2 ad 2 bottles of decavol and of course armor-x.
I weigh 205 to 210 depends how much i eat during the day so what would be the dose per mg / lb.
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It's a problem if your geographical location restricts your Internet because the infrastructure isn't there, which is the case for a lot of locations. I hope you're not suggesting to relocate your family and place of employment just so you can download a game. Like I said... I'm not flaming Steam. I do see it's good points too
For Windows users who argue that they can't play games on Linux, then a native Steam client would help migration, as long as the inference is for Valve and other developers to release Linux clients of there games as well. Steam on Linux would be inadequate if you could only buy Windows games.
another rivet in microsofts coffin.
Mmm, no, I'm not suggesting to relocate because you can't play a game. I'm suggesting that the user should be well aware that he needs a good internet connection. If the user moves to a place with a crappy internet connection, that's the user's problem. When the user asks for help, what else can anyone do besides tell the user to get a better internet connection?
You also misunderstood something you don't need a "hierarchy" to share the same dream about a free and open operating system for your games.
And this time to many people share this dream inside of valve and outside of valve.
all your explanations doesn't matter at this point.
There will be a new three-page Valve Linux article on Saturday morning (CST time, soon as I land) about a "special Linux delivery" -- for those that don't follow my Twitter feed. It's on the behalf of all Phoronix readers.
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Linux Foundation Announces Secure Boot Solution
Linux Foundation announces that Linux will continue to operate under Secure Boot-enabled systems.
As reported previously in Linux magazine online news and by Brian Proffitt, all Windows 8 systems will ship with Secure Boot enabled. To recap, this UEFI specification associates the firmware with a signing key that prohibits users from installing a new operating system. The majority of Linux desktop systems are installed over an OEM version of Windows, so the potential for problems is significant.
This week, however, the Linux Foundation and its Technical Advisory Board announced their plan to enable Linux (and other open source distributions) to continue operating under Secure Boot enabled systems. In the announcement, James Bottomley wrote, "In a nutshell, the Linux Foundation will obtain a Microsoft Key and sign a small pre-bootloader which will, in turn, chain load (without any form of signature check) a predesignated boot loader which will, in turn, boot Linux (or any other operating system)."
According to the announcement, the pre-bootloader will employ a "present user" test to ensure that it cannot be used as a vector for any type of UEFI malware to target secure systems. "The pre-bootloader can be used either to boot a CD/DVD installer or LiveCD distribution or even boot an installed operating system in secure mode for any distribution that chooses to use it. The process of obtaining a Microsoft signature will take a while, but once it is complete, the pre-bootloader will be placed on the Linux Foundation website for anyone to download and make use of," Bottomley said.
Bottomley noted that this pre-bootloader "provides no security enhancements over booting linux with UEFI secure boot turned off," and the Linux Foundation welcomes efforts by various distros to tackle the problem and improve platform security. Thus, the pre-bootloader can be seen as a stop-gap measure giving distributions time to come up with plans that take advantage of UEFI secure boot.
You can read the announcement at linuxfoundation.org. The source code for the Linux Foundation pre-bootloader is available as Loader.c.
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Game Critics Awards – The Last of Us wins E3 Best of Show, four more awards
The Last of Us took home five awards including Best of Show from the E3 2012 Game Critics Awards. The Naughty Dog title won for Best Original Game, Best Console Game, Best Action/Adventure Game, and Best Sound. Other winners are posted below.
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The judges for the Game Critics Awards have announced the nominees for "The Best of E3 2012." The list is posted below, and winners will be announced on Tuesday, June 26. There's also a list of multiple nominees below as well, with Dishonored, Halo 4, and The Last of Us receiving four each.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democrats are rallying to the defense of U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice as Republicans say that after meeting with her in private they are even more troubled by her account of the deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya.
GOP senators are signaling they will try to scuttle Rice's nomination if President Barack Obama taps her to be the next secretary of state.
The Senate's top Democrat, Harry Reid of Nevada, said Tuesday that attacks on Rice by some Republican senators were "outrageous and utterly unmoored from facts and reality."
As Democrats defended the possible diplomatic nominee, Rice was meeting Wednesday with Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, who's next in line to be the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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NORTHFIELD, Ill., Oct. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Philip T. Cagle, MD, FCAP, of Houston, Texas, was named the 2013 Pathologist of the Year by the College of American Pathologists. Dr. Cagle was recognized at special ceremony held on October 13, 2013 at the College's annual meeting, CAP'13-THE Pathologists' Meeting.
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Dr. Cagle received the award, the CAP's highest honor, in recognition for his outstanding contributions as editor of the College's award-winning peer-reviewed journal-Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine. He was also recognized with the CAP Distinguished Patient Care Award for serving as co-chair in the development of the CAP lung cancer biomarker evidence-based guideline. The recommendations mark a significant breakthrough in the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer and were a joint project with the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer and the Association for Molecular Pathology.
"I am deeply humbled and honored to be recognized by the College of American Pathologists, an organization dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in laboratory medicine," said Dr. Cagle. "It is a distinct privilege to accept the Pathologist of the Year award and the Distinguished Patient Care award on behalf of my esteemed colleagues at the CAP."
Currently, Dr. Cagle is the S. Donald Greenberg chair and director of pulmonary pathology for the Houston Methodist Hospital; he also is professor of pathology at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City. Throughout his 30-year career, Dr. Cagle has provided editorial counsel to peer-reviewed publications, received academic appointments, and has presented research across the globe.
With his undergraduate degree in biology from Lambuth College in Jackson, Tenn., Dr. Cagle earned his medical degree with a pathology fellowship from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine in Memphis. Following pathology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, where he was appointed chief resident in year four, Dr. Cagle completed a post-doctoral fellowship in pulmonary research at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Later he studied molecular diagnostics at the cellular level in workshop training at the Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston.
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Alex Estrada of Silver Snakes sat down with us for an exclusive performance of the band's song "New Light," and while our cameras were rolling, he let us in on one of the most important days of his life—the day he was introduced to peta2. Here's how it went down: He was at the Take Action Tour, met our tour crew, learned some shocking facts about factory farming, went veg, and never looked back. Pretty cool story, right?!
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Animals wont be kill for sport hung on mantles, pelted and nailed to the walls, maid into clothing. we can have medicine or make-up with out many animals having to possibly die. i wish that more people could be open minded so that if u choice to eat something that didnt die first u would have such limited options. I dream that if someone killed an animal and that animal could have live a full live if it was not for that human, they would go to jail just as if they would have kill a human.
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