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With no Packers blog in the Bloguin network, it looked as though we would have to do without what has become the most interesting read of the week. Thanks to Adam Somers from Ol' Bag of Donuts, though, who reached out to me a couple days ago, we have some quality insight into the Dolphins' opponent for the fifth straight game. Be sure to check out the questions I answered for Adam right here.
Phins Phocus: How optimistic are you that Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews will be able to suit up on Sunday? In Rodgers case in particular, how confident are you in Matt Flynn's ability to step in and lead the offense?
Ol' Bag of Donuts: As for Clay Matthews, it is looking more and more that he will not play. The hamstring injury he suffered is the same that kept him out of almost all of training. However, the injury is not as serious as it was this summer and knowing Matthews demeanor he will try to tough it out at all costs. It can be argued that Matthews is just as valuable as Rodgers this year, but not to underestimate the Dolphins, the team needs him close to 100% against the Vikings in two weeks. You never want to drop a game in the NFL, but if Rodgers and Matthews are not fully healthy, but can be in two weeks, Sunday's game carries a lot less importance than the one in two weeks.
Ol' Bag of Donuts:
Ol' Bag of Donuts:I am more optimistic about Rodgers starting then I was at the beginning of the week after he has started practicing. However, that doesn't necessarily mean he will be cleared to play Sunday. Original reports were that the concussion was not too bad, but still the NFL takes head injuries very seriously, as they should, so I would say right here, right now I would give Rodgers a 50-50 chance to play. If he doesn't play, it wouldn't upset me too much because that means he is given another week to recover and avoid another potential concussion. Then steps in Matt Flynn, a former seventh-round pick from a few years ago. Flynn has developed very nicely in the Packers system that they waived the other QB from that draft class Brian Brohm. If the right game plan is in place that is a little more conservative and predicated on short passes, I think Flynn can win some games. He is a proven winner (national championship at LSU) and makes smart decisions. However, Mike McCarthy hasn't shown anything but stubbornness so far this year in his gameplans and playcalling.
As for Clay Matthews, it is looking more and more that he will not play. The hamstring injury he suffered is the same that kept him out of almost all of training. However, the injury is not as serious as it was this summer and knowing Matthews demeanor he will try to tough it out at all costs. It can be argued that Matthews is just as valuable as Rodgers this year, but not to underestimate the Dolphins, the team needs him close to 100% against the Vikings in two weeks. You never want to drop a game in the NFL, but if Rodgers and Matthews are not fully healthy, but can be in two weeks, Sunday's game carries a lot less importance than the one in two weeks.Phins Phocus: Heading into the season, it seemed like the Packers were a trendy pick to come out of the NFC. While they still are certainly capable of doing just that, they probably haven't lived up to most people's expectations. What were your expectations for them heading into the year, and how have they changed after the first five games of the season?
Ol' Bag of Donuts:Expectations were extremely high and so were mine, I picked the Packers to win the NFC. Might have been a bit of a homer pick, but there was so much to like about this team. They haven't met the level of those expectations yet, but the argument can be made that no one in the NFC has yet. However, through the first five games I do expect them to still win the NFC North. Injuries have played and will play a major factor in all of this, but as long as some of the key cogs – Rodgers, Matthews, Ryan Pickett come back healthy in a couple weeks, there is still plenty of talent on this team to win the division and win a playoff a game or two, even without Jermichael Finley and Ryan Grant. NFC champions might be a bit of a reach right now, but no one has looked that great so far in the conference and the team that gets hot in the final month will probably be the favorites and I still believe that could be the Packers.
Phins Phocus: If Rodgers does end up playing, how exactly would you go about stopping the Packers' high-powered offense if you were an opposing defensive coordinator?
Ol' Bag of Donuts:
Ol' Bag of Donuts:I feel like we say this every week, but you need to get pass rush on the edge early and often. In the Packers' two losses this year Julius Peppers and Brian Orkapo had monster games. The offensive line is not any better than they were last year and without a commitment to the run teams are starting to tee off on Rodgers again. His mobility can curb an inside rush fairly well, but if you can get him on the outside and keep him from rolling out, you should be pretty successful against the Packers.
Phins Phocus: The defense finished second overall a year ago, but find themselves 13th so far this season. Obviously, still a respectable ranking, but what has been the cause for the slight slippage?
Ol' Bag of Donuts:
Ol' Bag of Donuts:I never want to use injuries as an excuse, but I will here. The Packers were already down 3 starters heading into last week – LB's Nick Barnett and Brandon Chillar and rookie safety Morgan Burnett and now will probably be down two more Sunday with Pickett and Matthews sidelined. There isn't much depth in the secondary with Al Harris and Atari Bigbyon the PUP list and nickel back Sam Shields (from the U!) injured as well. Sometimes the injuries are just too much take and you are seeing that on defense. The team is still pretty solid against the run, but can struggle against the pass with no secondary depth beyond Charles Woodson, Tramon Williams and Nick Collins and also Matthews is the only consistent pass rusher the team has seen so far.
Phins Phocus: Finally, who do you see winning this Sunday and why? Final score?
Ol' Bag of Donuts:
Ol' Bag of Donuts:It comes down to if Rodgers and/or Matthews can play. I wouldn't be surprised either way if they did or didn't. I think Matt Flynn can sneak out a win IF, and that is a big if, they can control the clock and win the turnover battle. Miami's offense isn't elite yet, but is good enough against a depleted Packers defense. The loss of Matthews will probably be greater than Rodgers this week because the team has no pass rush so far besides him. If someone can step up and get to Henne that would go a long way, but I don't see that happening.


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2008 USDGC Skull and Bones Champion Roc. It's my favorite disc in my bag right now but it's Christmas present time and I need some $$. No ink, 7 out of 10'ish. 180g. San Marino.
There was a lot of interest in this earlier when I posted it in a trade thread but I deleted all of the emails in my inbox so I don't remember who wanted it.
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The first ever Flavor of Fishers event, presented by the Fishers Chamber of Commerce and Community Hospital North, will be held on Saturday, August 2, from noon – 10 pm at USA Parkway Circle (behind Sallie Mae).
The evening will feature samplings from 30 different Fishers restaurants; a beer and wine garden by the Old Town Ale House; live music by Zanna Doo!, Silly Safaris, Fishers & Hamilton Southeastern High School bands, and Brenda Williams and the Soul Providers; Wheels on the Parkway, a vintage car show; and the Family Fun Zone by Snapperz.
Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students (age 14 - $18), and kids under 14 are free. At the gate, prices are $7, $5, and still free. You can buy tickets at Marsh Supermarkets, Fishers Train Station, Fishers Farmers Market, or at several other Fishers locations.
Some of the participating restaurants include the Bamboo Café, BD's Mongolian Barbecue, Fionn MacCool's Irish Pub, Ram Restaurant, and Scotty's Brewhouse. Find the entire list of participating restaurants at the Flavor of Fishers website.
(Full disclosure: My employer, VisionDirect, is a member of the Fishers Chamber of Commerce, and I am on the Flavor of Fishers PR committee.)
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Happy Earth Day!
There is always a lot of hype related to Earth Day, and as my coworker, Ashley, mentioned in her Earth Day guest post last month, eco-friendly promotional products tend to sell out quickly in March and April because of the considerable amount of companies that choose to celebrate Earth Day. This year, why not strive to live a more eco-conscious existence 24/7, 365? It is easy to let green initiatives fall by the wayside after the media buzz surrounding Earth Day dies down, so for a few ideas to help you and your organization stay on track with your sustainable objectives year-round,
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1. Catering a client lunch or dinner? Hire local caterers known for using organically grown ingredients to please your guests' palates AND Mother Earth.
2. Opt for energy efficient technology and lighting in your workspace. Power saving equipment has become much more readily available, as well as less expensive, in recent years.
3. In winter, keep office thermostats set to temperatures between 65 and 68 during business hours, and lower the temperature a few degrees to 60-65 after hours. Similarly, in summer, stick to temperatures of about 78-80 degrees during the workday and slightly higher than that when the office is unoccupied. You'll be surprised by how much difference raising and lowering the temperature a few degrees during off hours can impact your monthly heating and air conditioning bills!
4. Patronize eco-friendly businesses like Pinnacle Promotions for promotional office supplies, custom imprinted apparel, and trade show giveaway items. We donate a portion of all proceeds from sales of our EarthSmart™ products to 1% for the Planet, an international network of over 1,700 environmental organizations.
5. Participate in community betterment activities. Whether you sponsor a volunteer event or form a company team to take part in a fundraiser, you can give back to your neighborhood in a variety of ways. Another one of my colleagues, Sarah, created the awesome Search Story at the beginning of this post to enlighten Pinnacle's customers about maximizing the impact of your company's volunteerism by using promotional products to thank volunteers. Check it out if you are in need of some Earth Day inspiration… and because it is just plain awesome!
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We've endured the wackadoodle predictions of gloom and doom. We've sat through that terrible, godforsaken John Cusack vehicle (though only because it was the lesser evil of two in-flight movies, the other being Alvin and the dreaded Chipmunks). And at last, it's finally here: 2012!
What will this much-feared leap/election/Olympics year bring? We pulled out our crystal ball, some tea leaves, a bunch of yarrow stalks, an old deck of Pokémon cards, and a vintage copy of Mystery Date, put on our best bejeweled turban, and prepared a handful of predictions just for you. Here's what we expect to see in 2012:
1. Spurred by the success of having Jennifer Lopez as its U.S. spokesmodel, Fiat will launch a line of celebrity customization packages for the 500. The J-Lo-Rider package comes with wider seats and a dozen artfully arranged wind fans. The Charlie "Oil" Sheen package comes with a special fragrance sachet — "Cheap Bourbon and Waffles" — and a nickel bag in the glove box. The Hugh Jackman Six-Package comes with Hugh Jackman. Sales among LGBT shoppers skyrocket.
2. Hyundai, Kia, and Porsche finally get on the bandwagon and become LGBT-friendly. Suzuki drops out of the U.S. market and becomes a non-issue. Well, more of a non-issue.
3. At the 11:59 mark, Saab finds a marriage made in heaven. Unfortunately, that marriage is to Kim Kardashian. After the annullment, Saab is picked up by Sinead O'Connor, Britney Spears, and Newt Gingrich. At last, it lands a honeymoon with Dennis Rodman, and even though divorce comes quickly, the alimony's sweet.
4. Rick Perry finally comes out of the closet during a GOP debate, while listening to Rick Santorum wax poetic about gays and showers. Caught up in the heat of the moment, Perry proposes to the moderator, which should've been Andrew Breitbart, but due to a bout of influenza, he's replaced at the last minute by Andy Dick. This leads to misfortune for Perry, who drops his maiden name after the wedding.
5. Most importantly, December 21, 2012 will be just another Friday for most Americans, filled with the usual array of Christmas parties, tearful breakups, and non-fatal Walmart tramplings. Pastor Harold "The Rapture Is Coming!" Camping will laugh sagely.
Have a joyous and safe New Year, y'all. We'll see you on the other side!


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Dear Community: I read the letters to the editor everyday.
It gives me insight to what the public is doing and thinking.
This is my first contribution.
Hendersonville has one of the finest medical health care communities I've ever lived in, and I've lived in quite a few.
I'm 92 years old and have seen a lot of them.
A special emphasis goes to Western Carolina Urological Association and Quality Healthcare Association and that genius Jerald Pyles.
No wonder everybody says Hendersonville is the best place in the country.
Dick Lowry
Personal thank you to those who gave comfort
Dear Community: The caregiver and family of Robert B. Justus Jr. would like to acknowledge the prompt and courteous service we received on Feb. 21 from the first responders of Blue Ridge Fire and Rescue Department and the EMS.
A special thank you to Dr. Robert Ward, his associates and staff; Dr. Alan Huffman, his associates and staff; Dr. Jan Levene, her associates and staff; and to Dr. Edgar Baker and his staff for the kind and compassionate care he has received over the years. His quality of life was much improved because of the care he received from each of you.
The wonderful dedicated people at Pardee Hospital, from the emergency room to the ICU unit, cannot be praised enough, not only for Robert's care, but for the treatment of the entire family to make them as comfortable as possible during his illness.
We are trying to say a personal thank you to all individuals who gave us comfort, whether by a phone call, prayer, hug, food or flowers, but if there is someone we have accidentally omitted, this thank you is for you.
Thank you to the Rev. Cliff Eubanks, who brought us comfort and carried us through a beautiful funeral.
The entire staff of Jackson Funeral Service are to be commended for their kindness to each one of us.
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Org 24448 (Ampakine) for Cognitive Deficits in Schizophrenia
This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
(Study terminated at Sponsor's request.)
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Maryland
Washington University School of Medicine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research
Columbia University
Duke University
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
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Last updated: February 5, 2016
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Despite our great tradition of being a unique melting pot (or salad bowl, if you prefer) and promoting equality for all, the United States has been dastardly slow when it comes to actually establishing any sort of legitimate equality. History shows that we have been shamefully resistant to ending discrimination against women, Jews, the Irish, Native Americans, African-Americans, the LGBT community…the list goes on and on. Yet somehow, despite this pervasive and ever present habit of discriminating and oppressing, we still fancy ourselves as the pinnacle of freedom and equality in the world.
Now, I'm not saying that we aren't, per se. But I'm definitely not saying that we are. On the whole, that's a debate for a different day. My point for now is that for some reason, America has this nasty habit of touting freedom and equality while simultaneously systematically discriminating and oppressing large groups of people. All. The. Time. There are a lot of different groups that could be used as fine examples of this, but today I'm going to talk about a particular group which has received the brunt of American discrimination as of late.
Today's story starts with the lovely, immigrant hating conservatives of good ol' Arizona, who have decided it is about time to protect religious liberty in America! Because when religious privilege and freedom are at high tide and not actually under any legitimate threat at all, they must be preserved. Fearing change to our traditional white, heterosexual, Christian, male power structures, but feigning persecution and suffering, the Arizona GOP has passed a bill they say is intended to "create a shield for all citizens' religious liberties."
Essentially, this "religious freedom" bill will permit individuals, corporations, businesses and organizations to refuse service to same-sex couples if they sincerely believe doing so somehow compromises their religious beliefs.
I'm sad to say I'm not surprised. This comes from the same state where science education standards are being bashed by Republicans who are mad about programs using "fuzzy math" that substitutes letters for numbers in some examples. You know, algebra. It's been said before, but it seems fitting to say again: you can't spell 'crazy' without R-AZ.
Spurred by a case in New Mexico where a same-sex couple sued a photographer for refusing to take pictures of their wedding, and a case in Colorado where a baker refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding, Republicans in Arizona have been able to push this Jim Crow, Jr. bill through the legislature and it now awaits the governor's stamp of approval or veto.
Thankfully, there has been some hard and fast pushback against the bill, even from the very same representatives who championed it in the first place. While this pushback is ballpark good, the reasoning behind it is less than ideal.
The primary motivation for much opposition has not been a stance against its egregious discriminatory power, but instead seems to be centered on the economic consequences it might have on the Arizona business community.
Personally, I'm rather appalled and disheartened that boycotts by companies on board with gay rights have been cited as the reason for Gov. Jan Brewer to veto the measure. This attitude is disturbingly reminiscent of the businesses in Germany who were concerned with losing the purchasing power of Jews during Hitler's regime. While economic considerations are always important, I'd much rather see opposition to this atrociously discriminatory bill on moral grounds instead of "it might mean we make less money" grounds.
Speaking of Nazi Germany, I wonder how exactly businesses are going to know which of their customers to serve anyway? Will the Arizona legislature mandate that gay consumers wear rainbow stars out to the shops so businesses will know who to refuse service to? Or is everyone who walks into the Hobby Lobby going to have to sign papers attesting to their straightness? How are we going to determine whether or not the religious beliefs being cited to discriminate are "sincere" or not?
Also, if we're going to allow one's personal religious beliefs to be grounds for refusing service to homosexuals, is this sort of refusal going to be extended beyond Christians? In America, all religions have equal standing under the law, or at least they're supposed to, according to that little document we call the Constitution.
So are adherents to Islam going to be allowed to refuse service to women who do not cover themselves? Unlikely. Will Hindus be permitted to refuse service to beef eaters? Doubtful. No, this is not a bill to protect religious freedom, just one intended to protect a specific brand of Christians freedom to cause harm. It's merely more Christians exhibiting the persecution complex, claiming oppression whilst actually doing the oppressing because the long standing privilege they have enjoyed for so long is being questioned, and perhaps a little bit compromised.
The fact that legislation like this has made it as far as it has, and is now only being criticized by its architects due to potential economic repercussions, is reprehensible. Discrimination is wrong. That's all there is to it.
If you're a Christian who is appalled at the idea of serving someone who lives a lifestyle you find "sinful," remember that Jesus surrounded himself with and served the sinners of his day. Jesus was an advocate for the marginalized, not the religious power structures. His disgust was not with tax collectors, prostitutes or lepers: it was with the judgmental, pompous, self-righteous religious jerks of his day.
So maybe instead of fighting for the right to oppress, hurt, discriminate and hate, it's time to quit worrying about what other people do with their privates in private. Maybe instead it's time to worry about that log in our own eye and lead a life of love, compassion and service that actually reflects the example of that man so many of us are so eager to imitate.


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The high crime rate is the result of a corrupt legal system, Rabbi William Margolis charged in his sermon yesterday at Congregation Ohab Zedek, 118 West Ninety-fifth street.
"The courts ol law, which ought to be shrines of honor, are controlled by creatures of politics, selected by simony and intrigue," he said.
"Knowledge and experience are superfluous. Political fealty is the only test; favoritism is the means; and crime, and the condoning of crime, are the shameful, inevitable ends.
"No judge obligated to a political boss can be expected to administer true justice."
Rabbi Margolis referred to the Ten Commandments as an effective check on crime in early times.
"Against the reign of the criminal and the gangster," he said, "I enunciate the law graven upon two tablets of stone. Into the face of evil that leers from every pattern of headlines lurid with their unending saga of a scandal and sin. I would fling the flaming words that thundered from the top of Sinai."
The speaker said crime is triumphant over order today because of "a tangle of jurisprudence."
"The present system must be scrapped," he asserted. "The courts must be taken out of politics. God is righteousness; God is justice. And even as the Commandments proclaim that "Thou shalt have no other Gods," even so must we demand that our lawmakers be free from bondage to any other deity than the public good."
Judaism and Christian Science are ethically incompatible, Rabbi Milton Steinberg asserted yesterday before the forum of the Park Avenue Synagogue, 50 East Eighty-seventh street.
"Christian Science, denying the objective reality of evil, encourages passivity in the face of human oppression and social injustice," Dr. Steinberg said. "Judaism, on the other hand, has for one of its major objectives the arousing of the individual to the correction of social evil."
He discussed critically the theology and system of mental healing of Christian Science and said Christian Science interprets Scripture in a manner inconsistent with Jewish tradition.
The fundamental conflict between Judaism and Christian Science, he contended, lies in the ethical realm.
"Since the days of prophets, Judaism has always insisted that the major function of religion is the correction of personal and social evils.
"It has always regarded both as real and it calls for the best of energies of man in his struggle against them. As a result, the Jewish tradition is in a great measure responsible for such social reform as mankind has attained.
"That attitude is entirely incompatible with that of Christian Science, which denies the reality of evil and encourages the individual to be passive in its presence."
Rabbi Leo Jung, in his Saturday sermon at the Jewish Center, 131 West Eighty-sixth street, called upon American Israel to endorse the cultural activities of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.
Asserting that the position of the Jewish people is more tragic than it has been for the last 1,800 years, Dr. Jung said that too much attention is, nevertheless, bestowed upon the secular aspect of the Jewish crisis.
"The cry for food, for warmth and shelter has come from millions of helpless men and women of our race and must not be ignored," he declared. "But man cannot live by bread alone.
"Israel overcame the crises of his past because of his spiritual treasures, which alike in periods of terror and tranquility flowed from his great academies."
Dr. Jung said the "abiding contribution" of Jewry to humanity is ethical monotheism and not commercial smartness or intellectual brilliancy.
"On the Sabbath, which recalls the revelation of Mount Sinai, the spiritual birthday of mankind. I call my people in this country to decide on the Annual Torah Day, on which the Jewish people shall make their contributions toward the survival of Judaism, that the cultural committee of the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee revive its essential work," he asserted.


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Hibernian will be without the suspended Lewis Stevenson and Scott Robertson for the visit of Falkirk on Saturday.
Paul Hanlon misses out again with a knee injury while manager Alan Stubbs has told centre-back Michael Nelson he is free to leave Easter Road.
Stubbs told the club's website: "We saw Falkirk against Rangers and they put in a really good performance, although they didn't take anything from the game.
"I also saw them against Dunfermline on Tuesday and they would probably be the first to say that performance wasn't at the same level as it had been against Rangers.
"But they came out and won, so we're under no illusions at all - we know it's going to be a really tough game on Saturday."
Regarding Nelson, Stubbs said: "We had a discussion and it was very amicable. I couldn't guarantee Nels a place in the team.
"I'm not being disrespectful but he is coming towards the other end of his career and will want to play as much as he can. I said if he wanted to look for another club, we will not stand in his way. We will see how that develops."


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Indu Kumari of Saran got her B.Ed degree seven years before her birth, while Shivnarayan Yadav of Madhepura and Priti Kumari, Tarkeshwar Prasad Singh of East Champaran achieved this distinction three years and five years before they were born, respectively.
There are at least 95 other such teachers among the 32,127 appointed by Bihar in March-April 2012, in compliance with the Supreme Courts 2010 order to appoint 34,540 teachers, who got their B.Ed degrees either before their birth or before the likely age of 21. The vacancies were advertised by the Staff Selection Commission in 2003 but not honoured by the previous RJD government.
The number of those among the 32,127 who could have got jobs on fake or forged degrees is above 3,000, sources in the Bihar Human Resource Development Ministry told The Indian Express. Since an inquiry began in June 2012 following numerous complaints by candidates who were not selected, 306 of them have been sacked.
The minimum qualification to get the job of a regular teacher at a Bihar government school (Classes I to VIII) is graduation followed by a B.Ed degree. Between two similarly qualified applicants, whoever has got a B.Ed degree earlier is preferred for the job. A regular teacher gets Rs 32,000 a month.
Bihar Primary Education Joint Director R S Singh said: Of the 306 regular teachers terminated so far, 39 each are from Vaishali and Gopalganj, followed by 36 from Kaimur. We have already intensified the degree verification process for both regular and contract teachers.
The Indian Express had reported in June that 20,000 of the 1.42 lakh contractual teachers appointed during a mass recruitment drive between 2006 and 2011 had been selected on the basis of forged educational or professional degrees.
Chief Minister Jeetan Ram Manjhi had ordered an inquiry into the appointments after The Indian Express reports. The state government that put in place a Teachers Eligibility Test in 2012 for contract teachers has also decided to make the appointment process more transparent through amendments in existing norms.
These new findings are concerning regular teachers. A senior HRD official admitted that they were yet to take action against most of these teachers due to the lackadaisical pace of inquiry.
Though the Bihar Primary Education Director wrote in April 2012 to all district education officers to ensure that the degrees of all the selected regular teachers were verified before their first salaries were disbursed, as per the Supreme Courts instructions, HRD officials are to carry this out fully.
Among the districts with the most irregularities was Saran, where about 400 of the 1,220 teachers appointed allegedly got jobs through fake educational or professional degrees. Only five teachers have lost their jobs so far here.
Chayanit Abhyardhi Shikshak Sangh (selected applicant teachers association) president Bijendra Singh claims that most of the selected candidates had procured degrees from blacklisted institutions which do not conform to government norms. The blacklisted institutes include many in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal.
Even though the Bihar Primary Education Directorate had listed about 200 educational institutions from or outside the state derecognising degrees issued by them, the government has not been able to tell how many of the appointed 32,127 teachers had got B.Ed. degrees from these institutes, he said.


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Matt Hammil vs. Keith Jardine: Controversial in My EyesJune 20, 2010
Before I start giving my analysis of the Hammil-Jardine fight, I am going to let you all know how I feel about the fighters. Then I will give my analysis of the fight.
Both fighters have serious potential to be great in this sport, but for some reason, neither of them can get past their gatekeeper status.
Matt Hammil is a great wrestler with awesome ground and pound, and on top of that he does have some decent striking. Just ask Mark Munoz.
As for The Dean of Mean Keith Jardine, we have one of the scariest looking guys to have ever stepped into the UFC Octagon.
Aside from that, he has KO power in his hands, great kicks, an unorthodox style while fighting, decent takedown defense, and an underrated ground game.
Unfortunately, neither fighter has good cardio and we all clearly saw this in tonight's fight.
When it comes down to both fighters, I like both of them. But I had to pick one to win tonight, and tonight my guy was Jardine.
The reason for this is because I do like him a bit more than Hammil due to the way he fights and he was in more need of a win than Matt was.
Jardine was riding a three-fight losing streak going into this fight and the last two ended in devastating knockouts.
When guys fall into a position like that, the UFC usually releases them from their roster.
Hammil was just coming back from his destruction at the hands of Jon "Bones" Jones. It was a DQ win for Hammil due to the fact that Jones hit Hammil with an illegal elbow.
In my opinion, I feel the Jones-Hammil fight should have been stopped sooner and ended with a win for Jones and a loss for Hammil.
But anyway, I'll give you my analysis of tonight's fight now.
Round One
For round one, I gave it to Keith Jardine. He was faster, had great movement, and a lot of counter punches on Matt Hammil.
Keith showed his stand up had improved a lot by throwing a lot of quick, hard punches and kept covering up whenever he felt the left hook was coming and it worked too.
By the end of the round, Keith had avoided Hammil and kept his distance with countering and Matt's face was very red.
I even judged Matt's performance as if I were rooting for him. All I saw was a slow and sloppy "Hammer" that couldn't catch up to Keith or get around his combinations.
My score: 10-9 Jardine
Round Two : Round two was a tricky one to score. In a way, you can say it could have went either way.
Because the first half of the round was dominated by Keith's striking like it was in the first, but about midway through the round, Matt was caught with an accidental eye poke when he tried clinching with Keith and Keith shoved him off.
Matt went down and was given time to recover and so he did.
The eye poke didn't look too serious. At least in the replay in didn't look too bad. It definitely wasn't one so bad that a point needed to be deducted. If anything a warning could have been issued.
I think Herb Dean is a good referee in MMA, but this was one of his worst decisions in my eyes.
The fight recommenced and Hammil got a takedown on Keith. He started unloading some ground and pound and eventually split Keith open and the blood started to pour.
When they stood back up, the fight paused to check Keith's cut and he was okay to continue.
Soon after, the round ended.
You can score this round one of two ways. Either in the way Keith took the beginning of the round or by Hammil possibly stealing the round.
I thought Hammil stole the round with the takedown and ground and pound.
My Score: 10-9 Hammil (I scored it this way because I felt the point deduction was unnecessary).
Round Three : Round three starts and the two fighters touch gloves. After some circling and clinching, Hammil goes for the takedown and after a brief struggle, he gets it.
He is able to unload on Keith again and get the blood to pour, but nothing too damaging that the fight needs to be stopped.
Keith eventually finds an opening and makes his wake back to standing up.
This is one aspect I think the judges also need to consider in fights, standing up.
But I'll talk about that another day.
Shortly after this, the fight is paused two more times. One for the gash on Keith's head and the other for Keith's mouthpiece falling out.
Both fighters are gassed, bloodied, and tired.
One punch can easily end this fight, but somehow it goes to the very end. But before that, both fighters are tired and circling one another.
Hammil is pushing forward but isn't really doing much. He shoots for a takedown but it gets stuffed. He tries to punch Jardine, but he gets countered.
Once the 10 second mark is called out, both fighters start to engage one another, but Jardine is landing the better shots. The round ends.
My Score: 10-9 Jardine
Final Score: 29-28 Keith Jardine
I simply felt the fight went to Keith because the fight was kept standing most of the time and Keith looked like the better fighter there.
There were only two significant times the fight was on the ground but the fight made its way back to standing in just a few seconds.
I believe one of the deciding factors in this fight had to do with Keith countering Hammil with good combinations and leg kicks.
But this was not the case. The point deduction for the eye poke counted in the judges' eyes and they saw a different fight.
Hammil was awarded a Majority Decision with a score of 29-27, 29-27, and 28-28.
Hammil walked away with the win but wasn't happy with his performance, and I'm happy he feels that way. He did not look like the "Hammer" of old.
As for Keith, he walks away this time with a decision loss, but it's his fourth straight loss in the UFC.
Last time I checked, the UFC doesn't keep a lot of fighters with a losing streak like that.
In a few days though, we will find out what the UFC will do with The Dean of Mean.
Anyway, that's how I saw the fight. I thought Keith Jardine won it and both Herb Dean and the judges made a bad decision.
As Dana White always says, "Never leave it in the hands of the judges."
Let me know how you feel about the fight.


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School of the Future
The FUTURE ARRIVES IN WEST Philadelphia on Sept. 7, a first-of-its-kind building and concept in the world of how K-12 public school should operate.
About 750 high school students, mostly minority and living below poverty level, will shuffle into The High School of the Future, which was made possible through a partnership between Microsoft and the School District of Philadelphia.
It is just the beginning.
-James Nevels, chairman,
Philadelphia School Reform Commission
The $63 million project-three years in the making-has been realized sporting three architecturally distinct levels with an underground performance center with two rotating lecture halls; various green school features including a water catchment system so rainwater is collected and used for toilet water and boilers; and a Flex Center where staff go for teacher training, professional collaboration and project development activities.
Students will benefit from one-to-one wireless computing with Gateway laptops; SmartBoards; smart cards for everything from the cafeteria to an Interactive Learning Center or virtual library; and digital resources, with access to the Library of Congress or the Louvre, Nevels adds.
Open from about 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., but with school hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the school day will be project oriented, not based on the traditional seated time. Students will learn how to use scheduling software and attend classes, meetings and meals as appointments.
Beyond Nevels, planners and administrators who made this happen are more than excited. Mary Cullinane, group manager for Microsoft Partners in Learning Program, points out the active directory solution, whereby everyone has a role on the network either as student, teacher, parent or administrator. "So when you log on in this school, it [the network] will know what information you will need to have access to" including who a parent should talk to about getting information and what a student's schedule looks like, she says. "It's a much more efficient environment."
As exciting as this opening is, Cullinane says she gets frustrated when people claim the school is a "miracle." "It shouldn't take a miracle," she says. "One message I hope we get across is that we all have to be part of the solution," she adds. Public/private partnerships must be used for future growth in education.
She explains that many administrators still look for "the silver bullet" in education. "We need to step back and we need to look at the holistic perspective," she says. "And see the individual pieces of the pie and see how they collectively have an impact."
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OUR nostalgic mention of Milanda bread reminds Glen Elliot in Elgin: "We all remember the famous Milanda advert, 'Fresh to the last slice.'
"My elderly aunt wrote to Milanda and asked: 'What is wrong with the last slice?' The advert disappeared."
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WILL the poor folk at Tesco never be forgiven? A reader tells us: "Seen leaving Lochgilphead last Saturday – the white, articulated Tesco delivery truck with the additional text, graffiti style, along the length of the trailer, hand-written in the traffic grime: "Caution – horses in transit."
Rough mix
WE mentioned the American tourists in Dowanhill Street bar, The Sparkle Horse, mistaking the name of the winning quiz team for a drink, and asking for "three Partick Swayzes". As the barmaid had to make up a drink on the spot, reader David Bradshaw suggests for the future: "Given Mr Swayze's role in the film Roadhouse and Glasgow's reputation, you could simply have a bottle of Jack Daniels broken over your napper."
A new dance
A READER interested in politics sees the story that the Prime Minister wants an in-out referendum on Europe, and tells us: "I'm sure there would be a lot more interest if he added a third option: 'Shake it all about.'"
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"WHY," wonders a reader, "did Asda send out two emails to online shopping customers, the first headed: 'Snowed in? Stock up and save money with Asda home delivery' and the other containing a severe weather alert warning that home deliveries could be badly affected?"
Smarten up
IT was the National Television Awards in London last night. We liked the comment by Welsh comedian Bennett Arron on the way in to the black-tie do: "Wearing a tuxedo. I look like James Bond – after he gave up vodka martinis and went for beer and crisps."
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SAD to hear of the death of leading motoring writer in Scotland Malcolm McDougall. Always one to speak his mind, Malcolm once told racing champion Sir Jackie Stewart: "Your hair's too long – you look like a hippy." They remained friends thereafter.
Never a shy man, Malcolm was seen at Glasgow Airport where he fancied a refreshment. He merely walked into an executive lounge and announced that he was a personal friend of the airline's chairman and had been sent to check the white wine was being served at the right temperature. He was imediately served.
Excuses, excuses
THE Herald arts page story on the Stax tour of Britain in 1967 reminds Ninian Fergus of attending the Glasgow concert in the Locarno Ballroom, missing the last train home to Linlithgow, and missing school the next day as he was hitch-hiking home. Says Ninian: "I can't remember what excuse I gave my teacher, but it couldn't have been as good as the one given by a parent to my father, a primary school teacher: 'Please excuse Jimmy's absence from school today as he has diarrhoea through a hole in his shoe.'"


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The mobile tower company had reported a net profit of Rs 357.6 crore in the same quarter last year, according to a filing to the BSE stock exchange.
Bharti Infratel has plans to invest Rs 1,345.7 crore in capital expenditure, that include setting up new mobile towers and operational expenses, in this fiscal.
The capex includes Rs 425.3 crore for setting up new towers, Rs 530.7 crore for upgradation and replacement of some of its existing towers and Rs 276.8 crore on green technologies at its mobile towers sites, the filing showed.
The company had raised Rs 3,165.7 crore in 2012 though its initial public offer for installation of 4,813 new towers.
The company said that it has utilised Rs 342.1 crore in first quarter of current financial year ended June 30, 2014.
Bharti Infratel has total tower base of 83,778.
The company's consolidated revenue increased by 8.4 per cent at Rs 2,842.7 crore during the reported quarter compared to Rs 2,622 crore it posted in corresponding period of FY'13.
"Industry expects clear road map for spectrum auctions in all bands, spectrum sharing and trading. All these steps shall accelerate the growth of data networks ... which should result in growing demand for towers and higher sharing by operators," company's Chairman Akhil Gupta said.
The company in a statement said that its board has declared interim dividend of Rs 4.5 per share and total dividend pay out including dividend distribution tax is expected to around Rs 995 crore.
He said that Bharti Infratel has potential to be a major beneficiary of this growth.
Shares of the company closed at Rs 260.85 a unit, down by 3.32 per cent, at BSE today.


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My God, Woman! You are a Kefir Guiness! I have always seen this in the natural food section where I shop and wondered what in the world it was - I thought it must be some crazy kind of cow milk that was marketed to make you feel ok about cow milk... I don't know, I ramble... I just wanted to say thanks for such an informative post and I am off to the store to get some Kefir for my son who really could use a nerve calming smoothie.
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This is wonderful-simply wonderful stuff! Thank you for posting it!
I got into Kefir when my DD was about 7 months old & had to be on antibiotics full-time for months (kidney/urinary defect that was corrected w/surgery). We've just been buying the flavored stuff, but we've all started drinking it. DD LOVES it - DH & I think it's OK. We go through about a 1/2 gallon a week. Since it's store-bought I don't strain out any grains that remain, we just chug 'em down. But, the best news is I took DD off the antibiotics after her surgery & she hasn't been sick since. Yes, the surgery helped "fix" her up, but she hasn't even had a cold in 10 months and neither have we. (She's in daycare!)
I've been tempted to try making my own, but haven't dived into that yet. Now I'm just itchin' to try one of these bread recipes! Never thought about using it in bread! Yippee!!
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Thankyou xenabyte for the awesome recipes! I just got my kefir grains last week and can't wait to try the quick sourdough recipe (plus more).
P.S. Can someone tell me how long my kefir'ed milk will last- should I go by the original "sell by date" of the milk I'm using or by a certain smell/texture, etc? thanks!!
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It is understood that under the Government's flagship loan guarantee scheme – to be announced as early as Thursday – banks will be charged at different rates.
The Chancellor, George Osborne, had hoped to set a single rate for all the banks.
But following The Sunday Telegraph's revelations about HSBC's unwillingness to take part in a scheme which would increase its cost of lending – HSBC is deposit funded rather than being reliant on the wholesale markets – there is understood to have been a change of heart.
A variable scheme will also probably be more attractive to Barclays, which is thought to have been concerned at the 200 basis points charge.
A Whitehall source indicated that the Treasury will negotiate individual contracts with each of the UK's big five banks, and that charges will reflect their balance sheets and financial standing.
One banking source said it was a "major climbdown" for the Chancellor, who originally proposed a 100 basis point charge to comply with EU state aid rules, as well as a 100 basis point levy to pass on to customers. It is thought that the second element will be flexible.
A major report on non-bank financing by Tim Breedon, chief executive of Legal & General is meanwhile expected to say this week that SMEs must be given a much simpler route to funds.
It will call for a one-stop shop for businesses to cut through what one source described as the "incredibly confusing" number of schemes often run by different government departments. .
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The next decade could see a million retail jobs dry up as the high street adapts to changing shopping habits and makes adjustments to the introduction of the living wage.
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned that government policies including the new national living wage, the apprenticeship levy and rising business rates will add as much as £14bn to retailers' bills over the next four years.
A report compiled by the BRC estimates that as many as 900,000 jobs could be lost by 2025 as a result of retailers trying to meet these costs.
The National Living Wage, launched by George Osborne last summer, will see the minimum wage rise in stages, over the period of the next few years, until it tops out at £9 an hour in 2020.
All the major supermarkets are already in the throes of cutting swathes of jobs in order to react to the changing shopping scene.
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When I read the piece on the AP wire earlier this week about the young woman, an avowed lesbian, who wanted to take her girlfriend to her senior prom and they canceled the prom I sat upright in my chair. Then I learned she had lawyered up and sued to force her Mississippi School District to reinstate the dance. The American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi on Thursday filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Oxford on behalf of 18-year-old Constance McMillen, who said she faced some unhappy classmates after the Itawamba County School District said it wouldn't host the April 2 prom.
"Somebody said, 'Thanks for ruining my senior year,'" McMillen said of her reluctant return Thursday to Itawamba Agricultural High School in Fulton.
The lawsuit seeks a court order for the school to hold the prom. It also asks that McMillen be allowed to escort her girlfriend, who is a fellow student, and wear a tuxedo, which the school said also violated policy. Oh? I thought wearing a tux to the prom was purportedly a cool thing to do.
The district's decision Wednesday came after the ACLU demanded that officials change a policy banning same-sex prom dates because it said it violated students' rights. The ACLU said the district violated McMillen's free expression rights by not letting her wear a tux.
McMillen said she didn't want to go back to the high school in Fulton the morning after the decision, but her father told her she needed to face her classmates.
"My daddy told me that I needed to show them that I'm still proud of who I am," McMillen told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. "The fact that this will help people later on, that's what's helping me to go on."
McMillen says she hopes her fight will make it easier for gay students at other schools facing discrimination.
Southside Baptist Church Pastor Bobby Crenshaw said he's seen the South portrayed as "backwards" on Web sites discussing the issue, "but a lot more people here have biblically based values."
Itawamba County is a rural area of about 23,000 people in north Mississippi near the Alabama state line. It's near Pontotoc County, Miss., where more than a decade ago school officials were sued in federal court over their practice of student-led intercom prayer and Bible classes.
Now the hard questions. If you were the parent(s) of a young woman who announced she wanted to attend her Senior Prom in a tux with her significant other would you have the courage to support her, as did McMillen's father? Do student rights include same-sex prom dates?
I submit times are changing/have changed. I'd wager the courts will support McMillen, as well they should.
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Really? Really??
Can somebody please tell me the difference with this?
And while we're at it:
"I don't know if you did it," Mr Jobs told the then US president, "but if so, you've got to tell the country."
It is unclear whether the advice to go public was welcome. For there was a long silence on the other end of the phone after he gave his response, according to Mr Jobs's biographer Walter Isaacson.
Mr Clinton was famous for placing calls from the Oval Office as he worked late, but it is raising eyebrows that he sought the counsel of the Silicon Valley innovator on such a sensitive political and personal controversy.
The president consistently attempted to evade questions about his affair with Miss Lewinsky when she was an intern at theWhite House.
The new biography, which will be published on Monday, reveals intimidate details of Mr Jobs's relationships and conversations with famous names ranging from fellow tech pioneers to showbusiness stars and political leaders.
Coming monday, a lot of these weird guesses about Steve's live will probably – hopefully – stop.
"We don't need a warrant, we're ICE," and, gesturing to his genitals, "the warrant is coming out of my balls."
They're called "ICE" because "Gestapo" is too hard to spell for them.
New reports about DSK coming out in the French press involving pimping, paying for possibly underage prostitutes with company funds, and related activities—some while in the United States— do not paint a more sympathetic portrait of the man whom multiple women have accused of sexual assault. A French police commissioner is alleged to have personally delivered prostitutes to him.
Capitalism didn't die in 2008. That's a convenient story, but it isn't true. You can't expropriate a broke man or a broke business; there's nothing to take, even if you want to.
The truth is much simpler: The taxpayer was just plain robbed by the government and banks acting together.
If you think that $750 billion was a ridiculous subsidy to the TBTFs, or that they really didn't join with the government to steal from the public during 2008, the epilogue over the next three years went from ridiculous to stupefying. From 2008 – 2010 we ran about $1,100 billion per year in additional deficits over the Bush years, for a total of $3.3 trillion. This too was sold as "for the people" but that was a lie. See, financial product credit (Z1 line Z1/Z1/LA794104005.Q) contracted from $17.1 trillion to $13.8 trillion today, or almost exactly the same $3.3 trillion. Mortgages, during the same period, would contract by about $600 billion while non-financial business credit remained pretty-much flat and State and local borrowing expanded. Put another way, the entire deficit addition over the previous multi-year baseline was literally given to the financial firms; the total amount of the taxpayer heist is over $3 trillion from 2008-2010, and as of the 2nd Quarter of 2011 we're still literally stealing from the taxpayer and handing it to the TBTF institutions via government deficit spending.
Ps: The worst part is that we didn't fix anything, especially the derivatives. In fact, with the consolidation and "swallowing" of failed firms in 08 and 09 the risks now are higher than they were three years ago, and we're further down the road with the pyramid. We stopped it from falling over temporarily, but only by shifting the debt accreation to the Federal Government and, to a lesser degree, on the backs of students.
And that from a founding Tea Party member, origin of teabag idea, Obama-voter and supporter of OWS
If Alan Greenspan had personally visited your house, piled half of everything you own on the lawn, and set it on fire, he would have done less damage to you than he did during his tenure at the Fed. And I think Bernanke has burned half of what's left.
What do you do, as a Veterans Administration, if you've got 400 acres of land, donated in 1888 to "establish, construct and permanently maintain" a branch of a national home for veterans, in an area with a growing number of homeless veterans?
Why, you lease it out to various businesses, of course!
"I'm an idiot and I'm willfully ignorant of what you are going to talk about"
There you have it – that's why his parody of conservative news anchors is so spot on.
For power users the Newsstand seems stupid and annoying, I suspect though that for many non-power users it is more of a "finally" type system. It makes searching for, downloading, paying for periodicals very easy.
What are the Wall Street protesters angry about?
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VIGILANTE parents are attacking teachers and students as young as six in vicious schoolyard confrontations after their own children fall victim to bullies.
In what the NSW Department of Education fears is a growing trend, at least 20 frustrated parents engaged in "violent and anti-social behaviour towards pupils and teachers" in the first half of 2012 - most of which was fuelled by the belief schools weren't doing enough to protect their children.
In one shocking example, the father of a female student in the Hunter region allegedly approached a boy in year 11 and verbally abused him before punching him in the mouth and splitting his lip.
In another incident, a school mother allegedly threatened to assault a deputy principal's son because she was frustrated the Bourke school wasn't doing enough to prevent her year 9 son being bullied.
She then allegedly verbally abused a female teacher in the library then grabbed her by the throat.
In another outburst, police were called after the mother of a North Coast student allegedly violently and repeatedly punched, kicked and scratched her school's principal within full view of students.
Even students as young as six haven't been immune to the violence. In May, the mother of a primary school student in the Illawarra allegedly entered the school and approached a year 1 boy and threatened him before grabbing him by the back of the neck.
According to the Education Department most cases were investigated by police and led to a number of bans under the Inclosed Lands Act.
Parents and Citizens Association publicity officer Rachael Sowden said she understood some parents' frustration but taking matters into their own hands was not the answer.
"Obviously parents get frustrated when they don't feel they are being listened to and when there are concerns around their children," Ms Sowden said.
"Parents have a right to be concerned about something that's happening to their children so it is understandable that they become emotive.
"What we would suggest is if you feel the need to take it into your own hands, that you contact the school to arrange a meeting, or the children's parents rather than the children - that's never appropriate and ranting and raving won't fix the problem."
NSW Secondary Principals' Council deputy president Chris Presland said some parents had unrealistic expectations.
"Our school has a really good process making it easy for parents to make contact with teachers but I don't doubt there are parents who act inappropriately," Mr Presland said.
"Other parents expect they can speak to the teacher immediately, but the teacher is in class almost all day."
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Jenna Eve?
I have to say, I'm surprised at myself! This new combo is completely different from what I usually like, but I can't help but find myself falling in love with Jenna Eve! So:
1. Is Jenna usable, or has Jennifer's popularity sucked it dry?
2. My aunt's name is Jennifer. Would it still be OK to use Jenna?
3. What do you think of Jenna as a name?
4. Does Jenna Eve sound good together? If not, suggestions for middle names (or firsts for Eve, which I LOVE as a middle!)Madison, 14, teenberry, writer, and dreamer
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February 27th, 2014 10:57 PM #5
I agree that it sounds too much like Genevieve (which I also prefer). Jenna Eve looks pretty though.
I think Jenna is usable, I know one and she doesn't have any Jennifer-related problems.
I think it's fine, unless you don't care for that particular aunt and would rather not honor her through a name.
Jenna is cute and sporty. I like it! I can see Jenna working with nature names- Jenna Hazel, Jenna Lark, Jenna Ember, etc. I feel like Eve can work with lots of names, since it's pretty simple being only one syllable. I recommend finding a name that's not a noun, so the name doesn't become a description.(updated 9/1/17)
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February 27th, 2014 11:47 PM #7Not expecting, just having fun collecting names!
My name is Erin. I am 24 years old and I have been a proud name nerd since I was 10.
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Aaron Sorkin
You want the truth about Aaron Sorkin? You can't handle the truth! This Emmy Award-winning writer and producer became a household name in the early 1990s thanks to his sensational screenplays for A Few Good Men and The American President, both of which are still widely quoted to this day. He has since showcased his knack for fast, lively dialogue in the critically-acclaimed programs Sports Night, The West Wing and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. "What I love is the sound of dialogue and the music of dialogue," he says. "It's what I like to write. I wish that we lived in a world where we could be entertained by a half hour's worth of crackly dialogue and nothing else, because plot frightens me a little bit."
AppealWomen love men who have a way with words, which is precisely why Aaron Sorkin seldom has to spend a night alone. This eloquent 48-year-old has talked his way into bed with a number of beautiful bachelorettes over the years including actresses Kristin Chenoweth and Jane Krakowski and brainy columnist Maureen Dowd. Although he's presently single, something tells us that Sorkin will have no problem finding a willing bunkmate the next time he chooses to turn on his considerable charm.
SuccessAaron Sorkin has been called arrogant, egomaniacal and exasperating -- and that's just by his friends. Although Sorkin's abrasive manner can be hard to bear, this over-caffeinated, chain-smoking genius has earned the right to boast thanks to his brilliant screenplays for A Few Good Men, The American President and Charlie Wilson's War, all of which have earned him Golden Globe nominations. Sorkin has also achieved an astounding amount of success on the small screen where his highly lauded programs Sports Night, The West Wing and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip continue to be held in high regard by fans and critics alike. Aaron Sorkin's ego may be big, but as his oeuvre can attest, his talent is even bigger.
Aaron Sorkin BiographySometimes the best ideas are written on the back of cocktail napkins. That was certainly the case for Aaron Sorkin, a failed actor-turned-bartender who began writing the script for A Few Good Men on top of spare serviettes in the late 1980s. His gripping courtroom drama soon made the rounds and was eventually produced on Broadway in 1989 when Sorkin was just 28 years old.
aaron sorkin writes a few good menIt didn't take long for Hollywood execs to also see the enormous potential in Sorkin's script and he was promptly hired by Castle Rock Entertainment to adapt A Few Good Men for the big screen. It proved to be a savvy decision for all involved, and the film went onto gross more than $236 million worldwide, thanks to a pair of tour de force performances courtesy of the movie's two leading men, Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson. Sorkin's sizzling story was also singled out for praise with a Golden Globe nomination for Best Screenplay.
aaron sorkin writes malice and the american presidentAaron Sorkin churned out two more movies for Castle Rock over the next three years including Malice, a high octane medical thriller starring Alec Baldwin and Nicole Kidman and The American President, a romantic comedy about a widowed U.S. President and the Washington lobbyist who wins his heart. Starring Michael Douglas, Annette Bening and Martin Sheen, The American President was an especially big hit for Sorkin, earning him his first Writers Guild of America Award nomination for Best Screenplay. The film also fared well at the box office, where it raked in more than $107 million worldwide.
aaron sorkin works behind the scenesAaron Sorkin spent the next three years working as an uncredited script doctor on a number of prominent big screen productions including Schindler's List, The Rock, Excess Baggage, and Enemy of the State. He also established a close working relationship with Warren Beatty, helping the Oscar-winning actor tighten the dialogue in Bulworth and Ocean of Storms.
aaron sorkin produces sports nightAaron Sorkin went from the big screen to the small screen in 1998 when ABC gave him the green light to write and produce Sports Night, a hilarious sitcom about the behind-the-scenes antics of a nationally syndicated sports show. The show's polished look and witty dialogue were a hit with critics and it went on to win ten major awards, including three Emmys. Unfortunately, mainstream audiences never fully embraced the show and Sports Night was cut after just two seasons.
aaron sorkin produces the west wingLuckily, Aaron Sorkin didn't have time to mourn the loss of Sports Night since by then he had already begun writing and producing The West Wing, an insightful dramatic series about the lives of the staffers in the West Wing of the White House. Starring Martin Sheen as President Jed Bartlett, the program stayed on the air for seven seasons from 1999-2006, during which time it won 26 Emmys, six Screen Actor Guild Awards and two Golden Globes. Unlike Sports Night, The West Wing was also a commercial darling, regularly appearing at the top of the Nielsen ratings throughout its impressive run.
aaron sorkin produces studio 60 on the sunset stripAaron Sorkin remained active following The West Wing's demise by writing and producing Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, a behind-the-scenes look at a sketch comedy TV show. Despite a solid premise the show struggled to find a consistent voice and was eventually pulled off the air after just 22 episodes.
aaron sorkin writes charlie wilson's warDown but certainly not out, Aaron Sorkin returned to the big screen in 2007 by writing the screenplay for Charlie Wilson's War, a witty drama based upon a Texas congressman's covert dealings in Afghanistan. The well-received film made over $118 million worldwide and earned Sorkin his third Golden Globe nomination for Best Screenplay.
looking aheadAaron Sorkin is currently crafting scripts for a number of intriguing projects including the courtroom drama The Trial of the Chicago 7 and the big budget musical Follies. His most surprising project, however, might just be The Social Network, a dramedy about the founders of Facebook. The eagerly anticipated flick will be directed by David Fincher, whose previous credits include Fight Club and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Look for it in theaters everywhere in 2011!
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PING pong is proving such a success in Bishop Auckland, sessions are being introduced to Teesdale Leisure Centre, Barnard Castle.
Sessions for adults aged 16 and over will start on Thursday, February 7, between 5.15pm and 6.15pm.
Youngsters aged eight and older can have a go from Thursday, February 28, from 4pm to 5pm.
The head coach of Bishop Auckland Table Tennis Club will be on hand to pass on a few tips.
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EPRA's farmstand is back!
Our farmstand starts tomorrow, June 3rd!
2-6 pm
33rd and Diamond streets, in front of Mander Recreation Center
Every Wednesday through October
Tomorrow, we will have homegrown collard greens, kale, mustard greens, salad mix, turnips, and radishes, as well as strawberries, apples, brown eggs, and tomatoes from other local farms. And everyone's favorite cookies from the Culinary Arts students at Strawberry Mansion High!
Our farmstand accepts SNAP, FMNP, and PhillyFoodBucks
What we've been growing this Spring
A few snapshots from Strawberry Mansion this season!
Thank you to Green Mountain Energy and Sun Club!
On March 18th, Green Mountain Energy's Sun Club program presented a certificate to the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Strawberry Mansion High School, and EPRA for $40,000 worth of green energy for our new Green Resource Center. This gift will allow our soon-to-be-built greenhouse, hoophouse, and wash station to use solar energy, allowing us to demonstrate sustainability and promote alternative energy. Check back for more updates as we build out the Green Resource Center this season!
The Eagles Visit our Ridge Avenue Garden
On November 3rd, seven members of the Philadelphia Eagles football team visited our Ridge Avenue Community Garden and Green Resource Center through a partnership with PHS. The Eagles planted fruit trees in front of Strawberry Mansion High School, toured the garden, and sampled snacks prepared with garden produce by Stawberry Mansion High School's culinary arts students. We had a great time! Check out our photos page for more coverage of the event.
Culinary arts students present the snacks they prepared:
Garden salsa with housemade tortilla chips, yogurt-herb dip with housemade pita chips, low-sugar apple muffins, and kale chips. Wow!
Apple Fest 2014
Boxers Trail 5k Walk/Run this Saturday
Sign up for the 3rd annual Boxers Trail Walk/Run! We always have a great time and it's a great way to appreciate our beautiful section of the park. You can also register onsite on Saturday.
23 new beds added to our community garden on Saturday!
On Saturday, July 12th, we hosted a successful volunteer day at the Ridge Avenue Green Resource Center in partnership with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, The Office of the U.S. Attorney, the Strawberry Mansion NAC and CDC, and members of the Strawberry Mansion community. Thanks so much to everyone who lent a hand, and a special thank you to our partners who helped make this day possible! We were able to complete 14 new beds for our community garden and 9 additional beds to use with Strawberry Mansion High School's culinary arts program.
Check out CBS Philly's interview with Suku John, EPRA's executive director, about the project and the volunteer day: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2014/07/12/folks-pitch-in-for-community-garden-day-in-strawberry-mansion/
The EPRA Farmstand starts next wednesday!
EPRA's weekly farmstand has a new location this year! Every Wednesday, we will be at our Ridge Avenue Garden from 3 to 6 pm. We'll be selling a variety of freshly picked, organically grown vegetables and fruits from our gardens all around the neighborhood as well as sustainably grown products from other local farms. While you are here, you can check out the progress of our community garden and high school gardens as well! The garden and farmstand are on Ridge Avenue between Dauphin and Susquehanna, in the large vacant lot across from Strawberry Mansion High School. Our farmstand accepts FMNP vouchers.
And don't forget to come out this Saturday for Strawberry Fest! It's always a good time and we would love to see you there. See the post below for Strawberry Fest details.
6th Annual Strawberry Festival
Our 6th Annual Strawberry Festival is shaping up to be the best one yet! With a strawberry dessert making contest, crafts, seed bomb making and art installation with Heidi Barr, information on how to access land to start your own garden from the Healthy Food Green Spaces Coalition, games, tours of the historic house and orchard, and more! What a day!


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I have a forn and a subform for clients.The subform describes the visits to the clients.I want to make my delete command perform so, that to delete only when there are no entries in the subform.In my applied example there is an entry for the customer and the comman should not delete it.Can i do it ?
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Re: Delete command (Access 2000)
Activate the Relationships window.
Make sure that there is a relationship between the clients table and the visits table.
Double click the join line, and tick the check box "Enforce referential integrity", but do *not* tick the check box "Cascade delete related records". Then click OK.
You won't be able to delete clients as long as they have at least one visit record.


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Before Jeff Buckley covered that song that made you cry, he was just a twentysomething guy in New York with a guitar who looked an awful lot like Penn Badgley.
In Greetings from Tim Buckley, Badgley plays Jeff, the son of the eponymous musician, played in presumable flashback by Ben Rosenfield. Will Jeff play at a concert honoring his father and become a legend in his own right? Drama! With flashes of flirtation and sobbing against a wall. Take a look at the trailer — which hails Badgley in a break-out performance (I think he's best in the train car, no?) — below.
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