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Leandros A. Vrionedes, P.C.
New York Serious Injury and Accident Lawyer - Free Consultatuion - 1-800-634-8144
The Law Firm of Leandros A. Vrionedes, P.C. has an established reputation in the New York legal community for successfully representing plaintiffs in personal injury matters by obtaining significant settlements.
Weinstein, Chase, Messinger & Peters, P.C.
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
NY Personal Injury, Accidents, Medical Malpractice, Birth Injuries, Wrongful Death Represented in NYC, Brooklyn, Bronx and all of NY
Kahn Gordon Timko & Rodriques, P.C.
New York Personal Injury Law Firm
Experienced NY Personal Injury Lawyers promoting public safety through the civil justice system by holding wrongdoers accountable for full and fair damages for injury. Call anytime for a free consultation.
Tomkiel & Tomkiel, PC, Attorneys at Law
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
New York City Medical Malpractice Law Firm Compassion, determination, and compensation
UPSTATE NY PERSONAL INJURY LAYWERS (Albany and beyond)
Top-Rated Albany NY personal injury law firm dedicated to helping accident victims obtain maximum compensation for their injuries. We handle cases throughout New York State and offer free consultations. 1-800-213-3843.
Hach & Rose, LLP
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
At Hach & Rose, we understand the pressures faced by injured persons and their families and commit ourselves and our resources to ensuring that you and your family are protected.
OLIVERI & SCHWARTZ, P.C. - Brooklyn Civil Justice Attorneys
New York NY Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice - Civil Justice Lawyer
Positive, life affirming decision when New York injury victims choose this law firm (that treats its clients like family). More info at www.oliveriandschwartz.com .
Avelino & Associates, P.C.
Each year our firm obtains millions of dollars in verdicts and/or settlements for our clients...
We work with the focus of attempting to obtain the maximum amount of settlement or verdict as efficiently as possible...
The Law Offices of David J. Sutton, P.C.
Garden City New York Personal Injury Law Firm
Our first responsibility is to our clients, their businesses and families. Our advice and work must always be of the highest quality...
Proner & Proner
Proner and Proner in New York City provides the best possible legal representation to help you.
Our personal injury attorneys in New York City have established an outstanding record of success, helping clients receive the just compensation they deserve.
Law Offices of Jon Norinsberg
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
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Hach & Rose, LLP
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
At Hach & Rose, we have the skill, resources, and track record clients depend on to receive the highest possible recovery for their injuries.
Long Island Suffolk County Mount Sinai NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Suffolk County Firm with over 30 years of personal injury experience representing thousands of clients recovering millions of dollars. Formerly an Insurance claims adjuster, now an accomplished personal injury Attorney.
The Law Offices of Robert J. White
Cornwallville NY Personal Injury Lawyer.
A Full Service Negligence Firm protecting the rights of the Seriously Injured throughout New York State
Siler & Ingber, LLP
At Siler & Ingber, LLP, we will fight hard on your behalf.
Many times people do not seek the guidance of an attorney for fear that doing so would be too expensive and complicated. At Siler & Ingber, LLP, we alleviate those fears right away. Your first consultation is always FREE.
The Saftler Law Firm
New York City personal Injury lawyer experience on major Personal injury cases...
Any case in which one person is hurt by another's negligent or wrongful action (or inaction) may be considered personal injury...
Law Firm of Eleanor Vale & Associates
New York City, Westchester, Personal Injury Lawyer
Female Law Firm. We never stop fighting for you. We take your case to jury trial if the settlement is unjust. Call us and tell us your story. Hear about our past results.
Burns & Harris
The firm has devoted its practice to helping injury victims rebuild their lives...
We have a reputation for excellence, ethics and compassion, and understand the importance of providing clients with complete and professional legal services from initial contact through trial...
The Schlitt Law Firm
Award Winning NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Carol Schlitt cares deeply for her clients and fights for their rights. Known for her superior trial work, Carol's outcomes beat expectations.
Goidel and Siegel
New York Personal Injury Lawyers
Goidel and Siegel handle personal injury cases exclusively, and their knowledge of this area of the law is extensive. They have represented victims of serious accidents and assaults for more than 17 years.
Hudson Valley, Bronx, Westchester, White Plains NY Personal Injury Lawyers.
Charles N. Rock, p.l.l.c. is dedicated to serving justice for all and preserving our constitutional right to trial by jury.
Barton Barton & Plotkin
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Personal Injury Lawyers serving New York. Whether you have been injured by defective machinery, the negligence of a hospital, or any kind of accident, we can help you get the financial support you need.
Gacovino, Lake and Assoc., P.C.
New York Personal Injury Attorney having handled tens of thousands on behalf of injured persons and
We will provide you with the fair representation of one of the qualified personal injury attorneys at our law offices. Skilled in medical malpractice, auto accident, premises liability, wrongful death
Dankner, Milstein & Ruffo, P.C.
New York City boutique personal injury law firm.
Our practice focuses on signficant personal injury and death cases caused by product defect, medical negligence and general negligence claims. We pride ourselves on personal attention and getting results expeditiously.
Barasch McGarry Salzman & Penson
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Our firm fights tirelessly for injured firefighters and victims of accidents and medical malpractice to get the compensation they deserve
Rubenstein & Rynecki
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Rubenstein & Rynecki and its predecessor firms have been representing victims since 1972.
Law offices of Stephen R. Chesley LLC
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Our firm has been protecting the injured for a long period of time and pride ourselves on the personal attention and superb representation we provide to our clients.
Levine And Wiss, PLLC
New York, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan,Bronx,Staten Island, Long Island Personal Injury Attorneys
Case Results James K. $1,150,000.00 George S. $650,000.00 Jeffrey R. $965,000.00 Annie N. $750,000.00 Kenneth M. $697,500.00 Winston M. $1,505,000.00 Jose R. $800,000.00 James S. $990,000.00 Leslie D. $900,000.00
Hubert Law Offices
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Brooklyn, New York personal injury and criminal defense lawyer - misdemeanors, felonies / federal and state / white collar crime litigation attorney - theft, assault, robbery, embezzlement, fraud, business advocate
Figman & Epstein, LLP
New York City firm representing people and families who have been seriously injured by negligence an
At Figman & Epstein, LLP, we take pride in the success we have had helping injured clients rebuild and restore their lives following serious and catastrophic injuries. We have obtained numerous multi-million results.
The Law Offices of Eric R. Bernstein
New York City Personal Injury Lawyers
The Law Offices of Eric R. Bernstein strives to bring justice for those who have been hurt and those whose lives have been damaged by the wrongdoing of others.
Wittenstein & Associates, PC
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Our law firm has made a reputation for wining Personal Injury cases that others wouldn't touch! We know how to try cases and find flaws in bogus defenses!
Eddy & Associates
Personal Injury Lawyers in NY CT and NJ
Caring attorneys who can get you the money you deserve
Kreindler & Kreindler LLP
Kreindler & Kreindler personal injury lawyer specializing in aviation and maritime cases
Kreindler & Kreindler is the leading law firm representing plaintiffs from around the United States. The firm's attorneys handle all major airplane and helicopter crashes and maritime accidents.
The Weinstein Law Group
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Many lawyers don't understand what it's like to have to miss work due to an injury. At The Weinstein Law Group, PLLC we listen to our clients, and we're easy to get a hold of.
Personal Injury Hotline.com
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer at Work
No matter how tempting the offer, never settle a claim directly with a negligent party or their insurance company without first consulting with a personal injury lawyer.
Law Office of Tom Stickel
Tom Stickel Law Office, lawyers in Bronx, NY, New York - Personal Injury
BRONX, NY, New York lawyers focusing on, Medical Malpractice,, Personal Injury, Products Liability
Domina Law
Bronx NY Personal Injury Lawyer
At Domina Law, we handle all types of personal injury and medical malpractice cases, as we believe you have the right for compensation after an individual, company, or government entity has caused you an injury or loss.
The Ottinger Firm, P.C.
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
New York Violent Crimes Lawyer
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Effective Representation in New York City & Across NY For Violent Crime Investigations, Charges & Indictments
Pegasus Legal Funding, LLC
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We are no ordinary "Legal Funding" company. We stand in the shoes of our clients to fully evaluate the circumstances surrounding their individual cases in order to provide the most competitive rates and sensible advance
Law Office of Paul D. Petrus Jr.
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
At the Law Office of Paul D. Petrus Jr., conveniently located in the Empire State Building, we know that the best lawyer is the one who is the most prepared.
Frekhtman & Associates
New York Personal Injury Lawyers, Top verdicts & settlements including $69,225,000
Personal Injury Lawyers. All Accidents & Injuries. Auto, Truck, Bus, Slip, Trip & Fall, Construction Accidents, Medical Malpractice. Top verdicts and settlements in New York. We fight for our clients!
The Law Offices of Harold Skovronsky
We have won many millions of dollars for our clients in the areas of:
* SSD (Social Security Disability) * SSI (Supplemental Security Income) * NYCERS * Long Term Disability Insurance * Union Pensions * Accidents and Personal Injuries
Napoli Bern LLP
New York Personal Injury Accident Lawyer...
Napoli Bern LLP is a firm of experienced New York attorneys with offices in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Oklahoma...
Pazer & Epstein, P.C.
Pazer & Epstein, P.C.
For more than 30 years our firm has helped accident victims through the most challenging and trying times of their lives. Our practice is devoted to helping you, the accident victim, recover full compensation for yourself and your family. We welcome your calls, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and stand ready to assist you at a time when you need a lawyer most. Please call us, toll free, at 1-800-2-4-6-8-WIN (246-8946).
Goldblatt & Associates, P.C.
Mohegan Lake NY Personal Injury Lawyer
The firm uses the most advanced technological resources to effectively and vigilantly manage of all aspects of each case.
Law Office of Richard Bartel
Long Island Attorney Personal Injury Trusts Estates Probate Litigation Real Estate
Our office has makes a commitment to providing thoughtful and personalized legal services. Hands on personal contact with your attorney without the bureaucratic jungle of a large firm.
Rosenberg & Gluck, LLP
Personal Injury is all we do. Serving Suffolk County for over 20 years.
Recognized for excellence. Among our clients are families of Judges, Defense lawyers & insurance company employees.
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TCP Law Group
Astoria NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We provide the highest level of legal services to all of our clients through our quality of legal representation.
Pecoraro & Schiesel
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
A tragic accident can be a devastating and life altering event for the victim and the victim's family. The attorneys of Pecoraro & Schiesel are dedicated to helping accident victims during this difficult and trying time.
Della Ratta Law Office
Schenectady NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Schenectady Lawyers serving Schenectady, New York since 1961.
Franks LLC
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Fighting for the Rights of Victims of Sexual Abuse
Law Office of Andrew M. Lamkin, P.C.
Long Island Estate Planning Lawyer
Your Trusted Long Island, NY Elder Lawyer
The Law Firm of Trief and Olk
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Known for its masterful handling of complex litigation, the law firm of Trief & Olk, in New York & New Jersey, has a reputation for success in legal matters requiring high-powered trial skills, expert research and sophisticated strategies.
Brian Lee Law Firm, PLLC
Saratoga County Personal Injury Law Firm
Practice Limited to Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
Law Offices of Jason Steinberger, LLC
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
The Law of Offices of Jason A. Steinberger, LLC understands the importance of giving to the community by zealously representing those who need a voice in the Federal & State criminal justice system.
Jeff Brody Injury Law
Kingston NY Personal Injury Lawyer
If you have been injured thru the fault of another I'll be there for you and your family.
WAPPINGERS FALLS NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We provide the highest level of legal services to all of our clients through our quality of legal representation.
Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, P.C.
New York Medical Malpractice Attorney
We offer a free consultation with no obligation. Come in. Tell us your story. We will help if we can.
Law Offices of Daniel A. Hochheiser
New York City Personal Injury Attorney
Injured due to another party's negligence? Seek justice now! Contact a New York City personal injury lawyer from the Law Offices of Daniel A. Hochheiser .
Amideo Nicholas Guzzone & Associates, P.C.
For over 50 years - Multi-Million Dollar Recoveries - Free Consultations
The Law Firm of Amideo Nicholas Guzzone & Associates, P.C. represents clients in the areas of personal injury law. Our team of experienced Lawyers have been aggressively representing injured clients for over 50 years.
GranuFlo Attorneys
GranuFlo Recall Attorneys
Seeger Weiss LLP is now accepting new clients who have been harmed by FMC's intentional efforts to mislead the public about the safety of its products.
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Law Offices of Anatta Levinsky, P.C.
Brooklyn New York Personal Injury lawyers...
We represent clients in civil litigation and transactional matters involving personal injury claims...
Worby Groner Edelman LLP
Over $400 Million Recovered For Our Clients
Worby Groner Edelman LLP - Experienced Westchester, New York personal injury lawyers and wrongful death attorneys. Call today for a free initial consultation - home, hospital or office.
The DeLorenzo Law Firm
Albany New York Injury Law firm...
We understand that when you seek our professional legal advice, you expect us to listen to your story with patience and courtesy, and answer your questions with honesty and candor...
Kreindler & Kreindler, LLP
Plaintiff's Attorney in Maritime & Aviation Accident Cases
Kreindler & Kreindler LLP is the leading law firm representing plaintiffs from around the United States
All Counties of New York-All forms of Personal Injury
LAW OFFICES OF HOWARD M. ADELSBERG is a full service law firm serving all of New York. Our areas of expertise include all areas of personal injury.
Shayne, Dachs, Corker, Sauer & Dachs, LLP
Experienced and effective New York Personal Injury/ Medical malpractice attorneys
Our experienced New York personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers have been providing legal services to Long Island and the New York Metropolitan Area accident and medical malpractice victims for over 55 years.
New York City Police Brutality False Arrest Civil Rights Prison Injuries Lawyer
Our firm practices personal injury law and emphasizes matters involving Police Misconduct. We offer FREE Consultations and our attorney's fee is based entirely on our ability to recover damages for our clients.
Jacoby & Jacoby
Long Island Personal Injury Firm with 4 Locations!
Jacoby & Jacoby has history of successfully fighting for fair & full compensation in Personal Injury cases. We understand the extreme stress and emotional distress a serious injury can cause.
Westchester Matrimonial LLC
White Plains NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Westchester Mat Law is exclusively devoted to Matrimonial and Family Law.
Marvin Cooper Law Firm
NYC NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Marvin A. Cooper, P.C. represents cases involving violations that occurred on a construction site resulting in a worker's injury.
Marvin A. Cooper, P.C.
New York personal injury attorney providing free legal service in New York region
Cooper Law provides assistance to individuals who have sustained personal injuries as the result of occurrences through the negligence and/or fault of another.
Greenberg & Massarelli, LLP
New York Personal Injury Trial Attorneys
Expert litigation skills and relentless commitment employed to maximize your recovery for personal injuries arising out of accidents, malpractice, defective products and work-related injuries.
Mavrides, Moyal & Associates, LLP
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Responsive, Proven New York Injury, Long Island Bankruptcy, Contract, and Real Estate Lawyers
Belushin Law Firm, P.C.
Premier New York Personal Injury Law Firm
We take your injuries personally. That's why we recovered millions of dollars for auto accidents, work accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and premises liability.
Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe, LLP
Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Attorney
I combine friendly service you expect from a locally owned business, with honest and knowledgeable advice you expect from a trusted advisor. You talk with me personally, not just my secretarial or support staff.
Harvey A. Herbert Attorney At Law
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Harvey A. Herbert was born in New York City. A graduate of the prestigious Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan and received a Bachelors of the Arts, cum laude, from Queens College of the City University of New York and was elected to Omicron Delta Epsilon
James Lo Esq, PC
Brooklyn Plaintiff's Personal Injury Atttorney
We are a client-focused firm and provide personalized service.
The Law Offices of David N. Sloan, Esq.
Personal Injury Lawyers Long Island
I have been practicing for nearly 3 decades. I am fluent in Korean, Spanish and Portuguese. I provide quality legal representation with personalized service to all my clients and have won many cases.
Walter G. Alton, Jr. & Associates P.C.
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Educated at Yale and Columbia Law, with over 25 years experience, Mr. Alton is a litigator with a proven record of success in obtaining recovery for his clients in serious personal injury and medical malpractice cases
Law Offices of Jonathan D. Sands
Personal Injury Law Firm
Our firm handles legal matters in the following practice areas: Litigation, Personal Injury, Automobile Accidents, Dog Bites, Head and Spinal Injuries, Trucking Accidents, Wrongful Death,
Godosky & Gentile PC
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
One of the most well respected Personal Injury Firms in New York City.
Carley & Lust, Attorneys at Law, PLLC
New York and New Jersey Personal Injury, Commercial Litigation and Divorce Lawyer
Our law office is known for dedicated, aggressive and effective representation of our Clients.
Dansker & Aspromonte Associates
We represented thousands of clients and has obtained hundreds of millions of dollars on their behalf
Dansker & Aspromonte Associates personal injury law firm established in 1989, has represented thousands of clients, and has obtained hundreds of millions of dollars.
Shapiro Law Offices
New York personal injury lawyer - Shapiro Law Offices
Shapiro Law Offices has an appreciation and compassion for construction workers who are seriously injured, or killed, in scaffold accidents.
Rosenberg & Gluck, llp
Holtsville NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P., is a personal injury law firm in Suffolk County, New York.
Barton Barton & Plotkin LLP
One of New Yorks largest personal injury, medical malpractice law firm.
Our attorneys, who are highly experienced and well-respected in this industry, have obtained millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients over the years.
Sullivan & Galleshaw, LLP
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The experienced attorneys of Sullivan & Galleshaw, LLP focus on all personal injury matters including injuries caused by medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, car and truck accidents, and slip and falls.
Morelli Ratner PC
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
If you are in need of a personal injury, employment discrimination, or pharmaceutical litigation attorney in the New York or New Jersey area, please contact the attorneys at Morelli Ratner PC for a free initial case consultation.
Law Offices of Richard M. Levy P.C.
Merrick NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We are a full service law firm, including a New York based personal injury and accident lawyer who has obtained millions of dollars in settlements and judgments for our clients
Law Office of Stephanie G. Ovadia
Long Island Personal Injury Lawyer
Stephanie Ovadia is a dedicated Long Island Personal Injury with more than thirty years of legal experience.
Law Offices of Victor Knapp
Queens Lawyer with 30+ Years Experience in the Courtroom
The Law Offices of Victor Knapp has a reputation for winning tough legal battles for their clients.
Law Office of Paul D. Petrus Jr.
New York Criminal Defense Attorney - Law Office of Paul D. Petrus Jr.
Petruslaw.com the website of new york criminal defense attorney Paul Petrus. With an experienced nyc defense attorney your case can be handled with less confusion and hardship.
Law Office Schachter,PC
Jackson Heights NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We serve Flushing, New York, and all five boroughs of New York City.
Silbowitz, Garafola, Silbowitz, Schatz & Frederick, L.L.P.
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Silbowitz, Garafola, Silbowitz, Schatz & Frederick is a committed group of highly effective and skilled personal injury attorneys with over 80 years of cumulative experience prosecuting personal injury lawsuits.
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Flanzig and Flanzig, LLP
We understand how important your case is to you; it is equally important to us...
Flanzig and Flanzig are experienced, aggressive trial attorneys who understand the financial and personal distress that a serious personal injury creates for the individual and the family.
Dietrich P. Epperson, Attorney at Law
Dietrich P. Epperson, Attorney at Law
Dietrich Epperson is a trial-experienced attorney who represents clients accused of felony and misdemeanor crimes in New York, Queens, Brooklyn, and Kings County.
Soberman & Rosenberg
New Hyde Park New York Aviation and Injury Law Firm...
The firm is a leader in the representation of victims in all types of aviation accidents including commercial, general aviation, private and business aircraft, and all types of personal injury and wrongful death cases...
Beck & Strauss, PLLC
We represent plaintiffs in all types of personal injury and medical negligence litigation.
Our office is a recognized leader in the personal injury field, helping injured clients through the difficult period following an accident and managing their matter with sensitivity and expertise through trial.
Adams Law Firm, P.C.
Results you deserve!
Personal injury cases are all we handle. Why? Because we do it well. You be the Judge!
Gregory W. Bagen, Attorney at Law
Brewster NY Personal Injury Attorney at Law.
Over 25 years in practice. One of less than 50 Board Cerified Trial Lawyers in New York.
Robert S. Evans Atty At Law
N.Y Former Traffic Court Judge and his associates have created a sucessful personal injury firm
My firm has sucessfully prosecuted many personal injury claims helping those injured regain control over their lives,along with a hope for the future.
Law Offices of W. Alexander Melbardis
East Setauket NY Personal Injury Lawyer
We provide the highest level of legal services to all of our clients through our quality of legal representation.
Fellows Hymowitz P.C.
Personal Injury matters, including all serious injury actions involving construction accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, defective products, municipal claims and auto crashes in New York & New Jersey.
Clark, Gagliardi and Miller
Leading Personal Injury Lawyers in the NY Metro Area
Dedication. Persistence. Justice. In your time of need, call Clark, Gagliardi & Miller, PC Over 100 Years of Service to the Injured
DerGarabedian & Associates
Rockville Centre New York Personal Injury Lawyers...
We represent people who have been accused of a crime or who are in pursuit of claims against owners and operators of vehicles, premises or machines.
Zelenitz, Shapiro & D'Agostino, P.C.
Queens Divorce Lawyer
Our team of attorneys at Zelenitz, Shapiro & D'Agostino have worked on every aspect of family and divorce law.
The Law Offices of Goldstein & Handwerker, LLP
New York City Personal Injury Lawyers
New York City Personal Injury Lawyers Goldstein & Handwerker, LLP services the 5 boroughs of NY in all matters personal injury as well as malpractice, with a proven track record of success in all our cases!
Palermo Law, P.L.L.C.
Hauppauge NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Over the last several decades, insurance companies have been able to systematically reduce the amount of money they pay out on claims.
Law Offices of Tanya Gendelman, P.C.
Brooklyn NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Clients want meaningful results. Our goal is to achieve those results through dedication, hard work and total commitment to professional excellence.
Kreindler & Kreindler
NewYork NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Kreindler & Kreindler is a leader in aviation law. The aviation firm's attorneys handle all major airplane and helicopter crashes.
Gertler Law Group, LLC
East Meadow NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Gertler Law Group, LLC is a law firm in East Meadow, New York that specializes in consumer and business law.
Silberstein, Awad & Miklos
Joseph Awad
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Finkelstein & PARTNERS, LLP.
Committed to aggressively seeking full and fair compensation for seriously injured people
There are only a handful of law firms in the country who have the clout, resources and vast experience to try the toughest cases.
Experienced Litigation Attorney the New York city area
Our law firm handles all types of litigation from personal injury to commercial and matrimonial. Anthony J. Centone teaches civil litigation at Pace School of Law and has over 20 years of civil practice experience.
The Law Office of Robert Osuna, PC
New York New York Personal Injury Lawyer
Personal Injury Lawyer
Colwell, Ferrentino & Petroccione, LLP
Albany NY Personal Injury Lawyer
I'm Kevin Colwell, a personal injury lawyer in Albany, New York and if you've been injured, I can help. Even if other attorneys have turned you down. Call 518.462.4242 today for a free consultation.
Mark Grodberg, ESQ
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer: Many years of litigation, settlement and trial experience
Mark S. Grodberg, Esq. is a New York City Personal Injury Lawyer who is on your side fighting to protect your legal interest and get you compensation and an equitable result.
The Law Offices of Joseph A. Hanshe PLLC
Medical Malpractice Lawyer in New York
The firm's principal, Joseph A. Hanshe Esq., is on the Board of Directors of several New York State not-for-profit organizations, including Bethany House...
Rapaport Law firm, PLLC
New York City Lawyers: We Get Results for Plaintiffs
We get results for plaintiffs in personal injury and employment lawsuits.
Huttner, Mingino & Budashewitz, PC
New York Personal Injury Lawyers. We fight for your rights...
Our offices have represented the injured for many yeras. We pride ourselves on treating each client as if they were a member of our family.
Schulte Roth & Zabel
New York NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP is a multidisciplinary firm with more than 450 lawyers and offices in New York, Washington, D.C., and London.
Law Offices of Jason Steinberger, L.L.C.
Criminal Defense Lawyer
Highly Experienced: Over 3,000 cases handled
Law Office Of Frederick Altschuler
Recovered Millions of Dollars for )ur Injured Clients
Our Long Island injury attorneys have a combined 50 plus years' experience in the field of personal injury law and litigation.
Spiegel, Brown, Fichera & Acard, LLP
Hudson Valley's Leading Personal Injury Firm
Personal injury/ personal attention! Leaders in our field and have vast experience in all types of personal injury matters, from automobile, defective machinery, construction accidents to professional malpractice.
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The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. is a personal injury law firm headquartered in NY, NY. Led by lawyer David Perecman, the Firm's legal team has decades of combined experience in NY personal injury cases.
Law Offices of Andrew J. Schatkin
Jericho NY Personal Injury Lawyer
Since its inception 1994, The Law Office of Andrew J. Schatkin has been successfully helping those in need of legal aid and counsel.
Law Office of Bradley A. Sacks
New York Personal Injury Lawyer...
Attorney Bradley A. Sacks represents clients throughout New York City and State in the areas of personal injury...
Rudolph F.X. Migliore, P.C.
New York, Long Island Personal Injury, Asbestos, Lung Cancer, Accident, Defective Drug Lawyer
The Migliore law firm has represented clients in a wide range of personal injury cases in the last three decades and has worked with nationally recognized co-counsel to reach successful settlements and verdicts.
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Microsoft Office 2013 has received its pricetags. Home and Student - Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote - is $140, while Home and Business, which adds Outlook into the mix, is $220. Professional jumps to a whopping $400, but adds Access and Publisher. For $100 per year, you can get the subscription version, which can be installed on up to 5 PCs (both Windows and OS X PCs). In related news, Microsoft still thinks it's 2001.

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Finally, it has started. People have begun to speak of impeaching President George W. Bush–not in hushed whispers but openly, in newspapers, on the Internet, in ordinary conversations and even in Congress. As a former member of Congress who sat on the House Judiciary Committee during the impeachment proceedings against President Richard Nixon, I believe they are right to do so.
I can still remember the sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach during those proceedings, when it became clear that the President had so systematically abused the powers of the presidency and so threatened the rule of law that he had to be removed from office. As a Democrat who opposed many of President Nixon's policies, I still found voting for his impeachment to be one of the most sobering and unpleasant tasks I ever had to undertake. None of the members of the committee took pleasure in voting for impeachment; after all, Democrat or Republican, Nixon was still our President.
At the time, I hoped that our committee's work would send a strong signal to future Presidents that they had to obey the rule of law. I was wrong.
Like many others, I have been deeply troubled by Bush's breathtaking scorn for our international treaty obligations under the United Nations Charter and the Geneva Conventions. I have also been disturbed by the torture scandals and the violations of US criminal laws at the highest levels of our government they may entail, something I have written about in these pages [see Holtzman, "Torture and Accountability," July 18/25, 2005]. These concerns have been compounded by growing evidence that the President deliberately misled the country into the war in Iraq. But it wasn't until the most recent revelations that President Bush directed the wiretapping of hundreds, possibly thousands, of Americans, in violation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)–and argued that, as Commander in Chief, he had the right in the interests of national security to override our country's laws–that I felt the same sinking feeling in my stomach as I did during Watergate.
As a matter of constitutional law, these and other misdeeds constitute grounds for the impeachment of President Bush. A President, any President, who maintains that he is above the law–and repeatedly violates the law–thereby commits high crimes and misdemeanors, the constitutional standard for impeachment and removal from office. A high crime or misdemeanor is an archaic term that means a serious abuse of power, whether or not it is also a crime, that endangers our constitutional system of government.
The framers of our Constitution feared executive power run amok and provided the remedy of impeachment to protect against it. While impeachment is a last resort, and must never be lightly undertaken (a principle ignored during the proceedings against President Bill Clinton), neither can Congress shirk its responsibility to use that tool to safeguard our democracy. No President can be permitted to commit high crimes and misdemeanors with impunity.


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Stockton, CA
Barbara Boden Hurley
June 27, 1924 - Feb. 16, 2013
Born June 27th 1924 in San
Francisco California, passed away February 16, 2013 in Stockton
California. Mrs. Hurley graduated from Mercy High School in Burlingame in 1942 and San Francisco College for Women in 1946. She was employed by Shell Oil Company in San Francisco until 1950. On October 14, 1950 she married John J. Hurley (Jack) at St. Brigid's Church in San Francisco. Mr. Hurley was a partner in the Stockton law firm of Honey and Mayall. Barbara was president of Omega Nu in 1959, President of the Annunciation Mothers Club in 1969 and a member of AAUW
University Women. She was also a past member of the Stockton Golf and Country Club Tuesday Ladies. She was honored to serve her
beloved St. Joseph's Hospital
Auxiliary from 1957 until 2011 where she enthusiastically volunteered over 7,000 hours.
Mrs. Hurley was preceded in death by her parents John and
Genevieve Boden, her husband of 62 years John J. Hurley and her sister Penelope Boden Stack. She is survived by her 5 children,
Karen Escabar (Stephan, Scott and Suzanne), Babs Silva (Dave) (David, Matthew, Kevin, Allison, Mark and Brian), John Hurley (Ryan, and Lauren and Matt Lovewell) Brian Hurley (Mary
Ursula) (Caroline) and Leslie
Bailey (Craig).
Per Mrs. Hurley's request there will be no service. The Family would like to thank the Staffs at St. Joseph's Hospital and Sutter Gould Medical Group for the excellent care they provided. Memorials in Mrs. Hurley's name can be made to St. Joseph's Foundation 1800 North California Street, Stockton Ca 95204-1953.


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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Amazing Eyes/Water Walkers" Amazing Eyes - Sally and Nick are trying to guess which game Harvey the guinea pig might like to play with them. The Cat takes them to meet his friend Katie the Cavy, a wild guinea pig. But when they try to ask her, she playfully runs off! With the help of three different animals with very different ways of seeing, they finally find Katie and discover a guinea pig's favourite game - hide and seek! Water Walkers - Nick and Sally are waiting for Mom to come back so they can play in the pool. D
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Wild Kratts "Creature Power Challenge" After getting caught in the middle of a tussle between a grumpy rhino and an outraged elephant, Martin and Chris decide to have a contest to decide what's stronger - elephant or rhino powers. D
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Outdoor Idaho "Palisades By Season" Experience the seasons in eastern Idaho's Palisades on the South Fork of the Snake River near the Wyoming border. With a reservoir, prize river fishing spots and more than 400,000 acres of wildlands in the region, each season brings a new attraction. Cameras follow biologists and nesting eagles, fishing enthusiasts, a huckleberry gatherer, and winter wildlife watchers.G
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Dialogue "Election Recap 2012" Marcia Franklin talks with Idaho reporters about the election results.G
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Bluegrass Underground "The Del McCoury Band" Band patriarch Del McCoury has impeccable traditional credentials, including an early-'60s stint with Bill Monroe, the Father of Bluegrass, a 2010 National Heritage Fellowship and 2011 induction into the Bluegrass Hall of Fame. But the Grammy-winning singer/guitarist who personifies the "High Lonesome" sound also takes it to new frontiers playing with everyone from jam band Phish to the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. McCoury's band features sons Ronnie (mandolin) and Rob (banjo), with fiddler Jason Carter and bassist Alan Bartram. D
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Music Voyager "Israel: Tel Aviv - Rocking Israel" Tel Aviv, Israel's biggest city, is a vibrant and striking blend of old and new. From the ancient port of Jaffa to modern skyscrapers and trendy nightclubs, Tel Aviv is the epicenter of Israel's arts scene and most of the country's top musicians live in and around the city. Music Voyager host Jacob Edgar meets Ehud Banai, the revered singer-songwriter who hails from one of Israel's most important musical families. D
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Land Girls After a farm accident, Connie challenges Vernon to a farmers-versus-land-girls competition. At the military hospital, Joyce worries about her husband's recovery.G
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Midsomer Murders "Garden of Death, Part 1" The Inkpen family buys back its ancestral home, Inkpen Manor at Midsomer Deverell, with plans to turn a village Memorial Garden on the land into a tea shop. The family who previously owned the manor and installed the garden leads the opposition to the changes. When the eldest Inkpen granddaughter is found dead in the garden with her skull smashed in, DCI Tom Barnaby and DI Gavin Troy find more than one possible suspect. Part 1 of 2G
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Masterpiece Classic "Upstairs Downstairs, Series 2 - Somewhere Over The Rainbow" On the eve of war, Beryl and Harry face a race against time to get married. Meanwhile, Mr. Prichard makes a decision, which throws the running of the house into chaos, until an old face lends a helping hand. And, as Lady Agnes returns to London, a dark discovery has explosive consequences for all inside Eaton Place. Part 6 of 6G
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New Tricks "Bank Robbery" Family ties might be the undoing of police informant Pete MacKintyre, who returns to the U.K. for his son's 18th birthday after a full 17 years on the run. The UCOS team wrings some fresh evidence from him that might help solve the old crime - if they can work through the contemporary rivalries and complicated connections.G
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Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey (S1 E1)" On the brink of the modern era, the inhabitants of Downton Abbey face a more immediate change - Lord Grantham loses his heir and his daughter Mary loses her fiance when the Titanic goes down. The family and its army of servants are thrown into turmoil. The new heir turns out to be Matthew, a handsome lawyer with novel ideas about country life. Part 1 of 4G
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Land Girls After a farm accident, Connie challenges Vernon to a farmers-versus-land-girls competition. At the military hospital, Joyce worries about her husband's recovery.G


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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees with a major in physics.
The basic physics major is designed for students who are interested in a career in industry, government laboratories and applied science or in further study toward a graduate degree.
For students planning to teach middle school or high school physics, a cooperative program with the School of Education leads to Iowa secondary certification. Students complete a program of physics and education courses and a professional semester, which includes student teaching experience.
Students planning to enter medical or dental school may complete their undergraduate major in physics. This program includes the appropriate courses in biology and chemistry needed to satisfy medical or dental school entrance requirements.
For students who have an interest outside the present fields of concentration but whose educational goals can be realized through a combination of existing courses, an individualized major may be developed. Faculty members counsel students whose interests lie in this direction. Such individualized majors could include computational physics, geophysics, environmental physics, biophysics, chemical physics or astrophysics.
Additional courses are offered in physics and physical science to familiarize the general student with the current scientific interpretations of the fundamental physical laws that govern the universe.
The BA degree requires a minimum of 42 credit hours in physics, and the BS degree requires a minimum of 50 credit hours in physics in a program to be developed by the student and the adviser and approved by the department.
Both programs include a common core of 7 physics courses in the first 2 years:
A Senior Capstone experience is required, which may be either an NSF-sponsored REU experience between the junior and senior years, or one of the courses Physics 197 or 198 — Research Participation taken during the senior year.
Requirements for all programs also include general chemistry I, with laboratory and related courses in mathematics and computer science appropriate to the options chosen by the student.
Depending on the student's career goals, the academic adviser may recommend additional courses chosen from electives.
Minimum of 24 credit hours of physics courses.
Physics 1, 2 and 5 and Physics 50, 59, 61, 191 and either 133 or 182 are required. All students planning to take a minor in physics must have a minor adviser in the department of physics. Students should consult their advisers regarding the mathematics prerequisites for these courses.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — The University of Puerto Rico says it will eliminate an $800 fee that had sparked violent protests two years ago and led to the resignation of the institution's president.
The Board of Directors announced Saturday that the annual fee would be eliminated in July.
Board members said they made their decision based on a pledge by the island's new governor to increase revenues for the U.S. territory's largest public university.
The fee was created to offset a budget deficit. It led to large-scale student protests and clashes with police on campus.


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For Immediate Release November 18, 2008
Michael J. McNamara Launches "The McNamara Report" Website & Blog
Former Popular Photography Executive Tech Editor Provides Unique Insight
& Analysis of Photo-Related Products and Industry Trends
Hopewell Junction, NY – November 18, 2008 – Michael J. McNamara, former Executive Technology Editor for Popular Photography Magazine, and a world-renowned expert on digital cameras and imaging products, announces today the official launch of "The McNamara Report" website and blog at: https://www.mcnamarareport.com. This web site will provide the perfect content platform for Mike's insight and analysis of photo-related products, industry trends, and key issues affecting pro photographers and photo enthusiasts. As Editor-in-Chief of this report, Mike will continue to provide manufacturers and photographers an unbiased perspective and comparison of product features and usability based on his extensive hands-on experience.
In addition to the McNamara Report website, Mike hosts an exclusive weekly segment on the Inside Digital Photo Radio and TV show (https://www.insidedigitalphoto.com). Inside Digital Photo's growing global listener base and distribution outlets provide instant audience and attention for "The McNamara Report" in addition to providing a natural extension of content and reference information. The audio commentary from these shows will be available on the website, and Mike will expand upon the topics with additional materials, web links, photos, and graphics. The website will also showcase articles describing his first-hand experience with new cameras, printers, software, display devices, and storage systems, plus it will include photographs and videos illustrating product features, step-by-step tutorials, and advanced imaging techniques.
The McNamara Report is available for immediate advertising, editorial, and review opportunities and will include articles, website banners, newsletter links, special reports, produced radio ad spots, video tutorials, and extended audio segment sponsorships. Special bundle packages and cross-promotion opportunities on Inside Digital Photo, Inside Analog Photo, and other key Inside Media Networks programs are also available for 2009 marketing communications and PR planning.
About Michael J. McNamara:
Mike is the former Executive Technology Editor of Popular Photography Magazine, and a renowned expert on digital cameras, printers, camera phones, and color management systems. During his twenty-year editorial career, Mike has written hundreds of articles and had thousands of his photographs published (including over two dozen Pop Photo cover images). He's been interviewed on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, PBS, and QVC television, and been quoted in USA Today, Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe. His articles and photographs have won several awards, and he's been published in American Photo, Woman's Day, Boating, Travel Holiday, American Baby, Stuff, and Fit Yoga magazines. He currently writes the monthly "Selling Points" column for Photo Industry Reporter magazine (https://www.photoreporter.com).
About The McNamara Report Brand:
The McNamara Report is both a content portal website and radio segment discussing the latest technologies, issues, and trends affecting pro photographers, photo enthusiasts, and the imaging industry. The weekly audio commentary is an exclusive segment available on Inside Digital Photo Radio & TV, broadcast, online, and a popular iTunes download. On "The McNamara Report" website, Mike expands on the topics covered in the radio interviews with additional information, web links, photos, and graphics. The website also encompasses analysis, articles, photo illustrations, and hands-on reviews covering the latest cameras, printers, software, display devices, and storage systems. Portfolios of Mike's award winning portrait, fashion, nature, and sports photography can also be viewed on the website. For more information visit: https://www.mcnamarareport.com.


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Since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was created in 1994, the Conference of Parties (COP) has been meeting annually to discuss the implications of climate change. The COP comprises members from 195 countries. This year's meeting, COP18, was held in the Middle East for the very first time in Doha, Qatar. With the conclusion of COP18, many governments have prioritised the need to adapt and prepare for the effects that climate change will have on humanity.
Perhaps more than any other tool we have, ICTs can help in this process, particularly with regard to social change. Studies indicate that more attention needs to be given what socially and psychologically motivates individuals to mitigate their behaviour in response to climate change. Understanding this is crucial in order to create policy incentives that will trigger the desired response.
A major speed bump, however, is the way that we humans think. We are hard wired to think in the short term, so our priorities are shaped by immediate needs. As a result, we respond best to instant gratification. We also live in a fast paced world dominated by mass production, consumerism, and planned obsolescence where we expect our needs to be met instantaneously and we are fascinated with the newest most advanced technologies. For the sake of our species, it is critical for us to begin conceptualising the long-term impacts that our wasteful actions are having – though such long-term thinking is no new concept. The Iroquois First Nations are firm believers in "seventh generation philosophy," where one must consider what implications ones actions will have seven generations from now.
So how do we get everyone on board to not only reduce our impact but begin long-term thinking like the Iroquois? The effects of the changes we make will not be felt instantaneously and without this instant gratification, it is difficult for people to fully understand the reason for doing so. For example, a paper by James Hansen and others estimates the time required for 60% of global warming to take place in response to increased emissions to be in the range of 25 to 50 years. Thus we can expect a similar lag when we reduce emissions (i.e. we may not see the effects of the positive changes we make).
This is where ICTs come in. They have proven to have the capacity to mobilise people. For example, as described in Egypt's GISWatch 2011 country report, Egyptians were able to utilise online platforms to gain legitimacy and support during the 2011 revolution. ICTs facilitated knowledge and information sharing, which translated into collective action. People shared videos and pictures of demonstrations, reports on the status of human rights in the country, and video clips of different torture cases. The internet supported this social movement, as it has with many others. The Occupy movement in North America is another example. Perhaps, given the right circumstances, it could do the same (but bigger and better) for a worldwide paradigm shift towards a more green way of living.
The Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in June 2012 brought together thousands of participants from all walks of life and around the world. One particular notion came up in discussion: much more needs to be done for ICTs to help bridge the gap between "the present we have and the future we want." Doha negotiations have apparently have yielded inconclusive results, as have many other COP meetings – no political consensus, no single country willing to take leadership at an international level, and the deliberation of tradeoffs between the economy and the environment. When so many governments are accomplishing so little in this regard, what can you and I do to advocate the change we need to see in the world? According to David Sasaki in this year's GISWatch 2012 preview, we can hold governments accountable using the power of ICTs – and we should do just that!


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BAYBORO � Pamlico County�s two Republican county commissioners were returned to office Tuesday night � Chris Mele in a close race and Kenny Heath in a landslide.
BAYBORO � Pamlico County�s two Republican county commissioners were returned to office Tuesday night � Chris Mele in a close race and Kenny Heath in a landslide.
District 2 voters gave three-term incumbent Mele an 87-vote victory over Democrat newcomer Greg Piner � from a 1,737 total in three precincts � Oriental, Stonewall and Bayboro.
She had 52.5 percent of the votes to 47.5 for Piner, who was a late addition to the race. Piner was not on the ballot although he was the Pamlico Democrat Party�s chosen candidate after Mele�s original opponent, Roger Bullis, withdrew from the race too late for ballots to be reprinted.
Mele said she received a telephone call from Piner just after the results were in.
�I appreciate that and I appreciate that he was a real gentleman throughout his brief, but very hard-working campaign,� she said.
Mele, a retired school teacher and former local business owner, said the victory was gratifying.
�I have been honored and privileged and humbled to serve my neighbors,� she said. �We will continue to face significant fiscal challenges in the coming years. But, with traditional resilience, we will persevere and flow into a bright future.�
Incumbent first-term Republican Commissioner Heath got overwhelming support in his bid for a second term Tuesday, with 71 percent of the vote in the District 5 race.
He easily outdistanced Democrat newcomer Vernon Cooper, a retired photographer and veteran who ran a very low-key campaign.
Heath jumped to big lead when early One Stop votes were released and his margin grew to a 1,071 to 428 final when the single precinct reported in about 9 p.m.
Heath, who lives in Arapahoe and operates a land-clearing company, marked his first term as one of the leaders in the fight against ferry tolls, along with heading successful efforts to repave a 12-mile stretch of N.C. 306 in his district.


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402: 1,000 Miles North
Spoofing off of tornado chasers are these permafrost chasers, who are just like tornado chasers, but they are chasing very boring permafrost. Permafrost is a layer of ground that never thaws, unlike ground south of where they are at where the ground freezes in winter and thaws in the spring.
Twister was a movie about a crazy group of tornado chasers trying to drop a probe releasing device named Dorothy (based on the real-life project TOTO) into the heart of a tornado. However much of the story was about Bill and his ex, both chasers, falling back in love, another chaser who is fighting Bill for research grants and fame, and a tornado that likes to chase people.
- [Van and truck travel toward mountains]
- Narrator: 1,000 miles north of tornado alley
- Narrator: a new breed of scientists has emerged.
- [Cueball with a laptop, Ponytail with a probe in the ground]
- Narrator: Half researchers, half adrenaline junkies
- Ponytail: What's the reading?
- Cueball: 3.9 meters down, gradient's off the charts!
- [Truck driving very fast, man holding a radio up to his head]
- Narrator: risking everything for the thrill of the hunt
- Cueball: The freeze line is shifting! We've never seen anything like it!
- [4 - Barren field, mountains in background, woman holding large video camera up to tiny spot of grass]
- Narrator: Permafrost chasers
- Ponytail: I'm getting some great footage here!
- Cueball: Dammit, Harding, it's not worth your neck! Get the hell out of there!
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+1 for 'a tornado that likes to chase people' 18.104.22.168 14:16, 24 January 2014 (UTC) marvis
. . . Years before sharknado! 18.104.22.168 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
Does the title refer to anything. I can't find any analogy such as "1000 Miles West" etc. 188.8.131.52 19:06, 1 January 2015 (UTC)
The speed of permafrost movement is, well, glacial. Mountain Hikes (talk) 04:32, 9 November 2015 (UTC)


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I didn't see one (sorry if I missed it) so I thought I would start one.
31-17 Steelers.
FWP & Ben both have big days. The Browns sieve won't be able to contain them in any regard. Our D and special teams, on the other hand, have little trouble. The Browns hit a couple of big plays to make it interesting but our guys pull away in the second half and leave Cleveland 2-0.


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We'd love to see your best pictures from Glastonbury 2011. You can upload them by clicking here – and please make sure you tag them with all the relevant tags.
We'd particularly love to see your "Secret Glastonbury" pics – of things that most other Festival-goers won't have seen.
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There aren't too many companies that successfully sell a product for 244 years, or even last that long. But Encyclopedia Britannica was one of them. So it was with some sadness that we learned that the 2010 edition of those sacred books will be the last ones ever printed.
As with a lot of companies with a print product, the Britannica folks are looking to push online, with an app and a website coming soon.
I suppose the death of Britannica in print should not be too much of a surprise. Everything's been going digital for quite a while, and the company said print was now only 1 percent of its revenue.
Related stories:
NIST math project expands the horizons of Web publishing
New public printer: In shift to digital, GPO must 'do everything'
I was recently in a used bookstore, and there was a big sign announcing that their copy of the 2008 Encyclopedia Britannica was on sale for something like $200. I actually looked at it, but it was not the money that kept me from buying it. It was the fact that I couldn't think of anywhere to put the large set of books in my house.
This move was probably a long time coming. I remember many years ago when I got one of my first "modern" computers and it came with a copy of the Encyclopedia Britannica on CD. I was pretty thrilled when Patrick Stewart's voice welcomed me to the new on-disk information source, and not just because he was the captain of the Enterprise. He was also doing the narration for Westwood Studios' "Lands of Lore," a favorite computer role-playing game at the time.
Anyway, I remember looking at the CD and then at my parents' copy of the World Book Encyclopedia, and thinking how cool it was that the information in all those books was now compressed to fit on a CD I could hold in my hand. It would take many years before the disk beat paper, but I think that was the first blow.
These days, even on-disk encyclopedias seem to be passé. For Britannica, the future could be an app and a subscription-based website, both of which will launch soon. The website will cost $70 a year for a family license, and the app is set to be $1.99 per month.
The obvious competition for this would be Wikipedia, whose advantage is that it's completely free. The disadvantage is that the entries are sometimes written by drunken monkeys or those with a political or personal agenda, whereas information provided by the Encyclopedia Britannica app would be, well, provided by Encyclopedia Britannica, so you can trust that it's accurate and written by experts.
The app would certainly be something I would be interested in getting. Although, being an old-school print guy, I kind of want to clear some space and see if the print version of the encyclopedia is still on sale at that used book store. It might be the last paper encyclopedia anyone will ever purchase.
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How sad! Understandable, but still sad. I grew up with Encyclopida Britannica in our home. The set was bought the year I was born. I now have the set and it is in my home. My kids used it for school. The printed edition is a tribute to days gone by. I never use the books any more with all the technology in my house. I think I will open some of the books up this weekend and read them. By the way, my set is ancient as far as encycolpedias are concerned: 63 years old. Life goes on. I do love technology, but I am sorry to see the printed Britannica go the way of the dinosaur.
I've got a 1988 with updates to 1997 taking up about 6' of shelf space. Let me know if your intersted.
Well, governments and revisionist historians are celebrating a full-scale shift into electronic media where changes can be made and covered up. Printed media, well-preserved, is the only way future generations can learn what really happened. If one researches the private letters and limited-print booklets, pamphlets, etc. of the 18th and 19th centuries in the U.S., one gets a more accurate picture of what was going on at the time than by reading the textbooks used today to teach U.S. history. Long Live Printed Matter!!!!!
its a great idea for the company but to some other people who do bot have access to internet its a bit of hindrance all the same my many thanks to the company for living up to this generation
Wow sad! I remember looking through those encyclopedias when I was younger to do my reports and then having to cite from it. Now it's all on the net and kids don't need to know how to use them!
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Valuation of Real Property Exempted by Tax
Abatements, by Class of Abatement and County, Calendar
Year 2010
The value of real property exempt from taxation amounted to
$44.8 billion (see PE-2) for tax year 2010. Of this amount,
approximately $9.6 billion was exempt from taxation due to
exemptions granted by local governments through tax
abatements. Two tax abatement programs, the community
reinvestment program and the urban redevelopment tax
increment financing program, were the largest each with $3.6
billion in exempt value. Tax abatements are granted by
county, township and municipal governments for the purposes
of economic development and urban renewal. Table PE-3 shows
the value of the real property exempted using tax abatements,
by abatement class, and by county.
Each abatement class shown in the table is a program
administered by county, township or municipal
governments. The five tax abatement classes are as
Urban redevelopment tax increment financing abatements
(ORC 5709.41 - 5709.43) - exempt real property
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ordinance, to be for a public purpose. The
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of the ordinance and the parcel is leased, or the fee
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Insiders' Guide to "More than Moore" Technologies at SEMICON West 2013
By Paula Doe, SEMI Emerging Markets
SEMI adds a new program on silicon photonics this year to its SEMICON West TechXpot series on the next opportunities and challenges in "More than Moore" markets. In these programs we invite industry thought leaders from around the world to discuss key issues in the major semiconductor technology markets outside of mainstream ICs, in concentrated half day sessions that aim to provide at a quick update on what's happening at the leading edge of commercial technology in these growth areas. This year's other topics include solutions to the new challenges of the maturing MEMS market, the status of some key potentially disruptive technologies for LEDs, and potential approaches for integrating silicon die with printed/flexible electronics for applications that require silicon's improved performance but the low cost or flexible form factor of printed/flexible electronics. SEMICON West (www.semiconwest.org) is July 9-11 in San Francisco.
Silicon Photonics Edge into Production
Now that the insatiable demand for bandwidth is driving data centers to look for ways to move high speed optical transmission closer to the chip, we've invited the leading suppliers to talk about their solutions for integrating photonics with silicon, at the die, the module or the circuit board level at the TechXpot July 10. Yole Développement projects this nascent market will triple in the next five years, but could explode after 2020 as the technology matures.
Yurii Vlasov, manager of IBM's silicon integrated nanophotonics project, will discuss IBM's die-level monolithic integration, which makes the optical modulator, photo detector and passive photonics components all on a 90nm CMOS die, which is now in qualification. "We looked at 3D integration too, but decided monolithic integration was the most cost effective in the near term," notes Yurii Vlasov, noting that the die-level approach simplifies packaging and testing. This same transceiver chip with optical and electrical I/Os can be packaged either for a pluggable module at the server, or for mounting on a circuit board, or for putting in a socket with a processor, as the maturity of the system evolves.
Senior technologists from all the current suppliers of silicon photonic products, Cisco Systems, Kotura and Luxtera, will talk about their approaches, particularly module-level integration that takes advantage of recent developments in 3D packaging technology to stack photonics on the interposer with electronics on the chip. Photonic Controls' Roe Hemenway will discuss the MIT Microphotonics Center's roadmap for integration of optical connects at the board-level. "Board level optical interconnect is coming sooner than you think," he says.
What Comes Next for the Maturing MEMS Sector?
The MEMS market can expect steady 10-12 percent annual growth that will double the market over the next six years, according to Yole's projections, and bring continuing change towards a more mature, high volume industry. That suggests that the value will move from just making the best unique MEMS structure towards consistent volume manufacturing, software, integration, customer support, and enabling applications development by others. A few years ago, who would have expected to see STMicroelectronics opening its core inertial sensor manufacturing process to other users, Texas Instruments pushing to enable others to find new uses for its core DLP technology, and GLOBALFOUNDRIES looking to build a "virtual IDM" ecosystem. We've invited these and other speakers that we thought represented interesting approaches to some of the major issues for the Tuesday MEMS TechXpot.
Yole Développement founder and CEO Jean Christophe Eloy will talk about his view of the future shape of the MEMS industry. Rakesh Kumar, senior director of MEMS at GLOBALFOUNDRIES, will discuss the developing role of the big CMOS foundries, including the challenges of developing standardized process capabilities and the potential for developing partnerships across the value value chain from R&D organizations to OSATs to be able to provide fabless companies with a full solution that can compete with the IDMs. Iain Rutherford, product marketing manager for MEMS at X-FAB, considers the status and role of monolithic integration technology of MEMS with CMOS. Gina Park, product line manager, Texas Instruments, looks at the issues of creating an open system to ease development by a wider range of potential users to grow the market for new applications, with the example of TI's core DLP product. John Ivo Stivoric, CTO, BodyMedia, discusses the potential for much more sophisticated kinds of sensor fusion, combining motion data with biological measures for more intelligent health monitoring. And Yan Loke, for STMicroelectronics and CMP, explains ST's interesting offering of its core inertial sensor THELMA technology as an open process through CMP.
SEMI's packaging committee of industry executives presents another session on next generation MEMS whose lineup of international speakers features Fairchild Semiconductor's Janusz Bryzek, Robert Bosch's Jiri Marek, VTT Technical Research's Aarne Oja, Dai Nippon Printing's Satoru Kuramochi, and EVGroup's Thorsten Matthias discussing coming requirements for MEMS packaging.
New Technologies that Could Significantly Impact LED Manufacturing
For this year's LED TechXpot program, we're looking specifically at the status of some emerging technologies that could potentially be really disruptive and push the solid-state lighting industry forward. "There's no answer yet about GaN on silicon, but there will probably be one within the next 12-18 months," suggests Eric Virey, senior analyst for LEDs at Yole Développement, who will give his view of the potential for some of these key emerging technologies. He suggests much will depend on the success of Bridgelux and Toshiba in producing GaN-on-Si product that proves extremely competitive in cost and performance. If they do, many of the other big players, who all have research programs, will move to production as well. Most likely scenario, however, is that GaN on Si will make sense for those companies that have silicon experience and depreciated fabs, but not for those with more invested in other technologies and targeting applications less suited to the cost and performance of the silicon product.
Azzurro Semiconductor's Alexander Loesing will present that company's latest results with its 150-200mm silicon template wafers with the buffer layers grown, ready for LED makers to grow their own light-emitting epi structures on top. He argues that LED devices made on silicon can be of equal quality and lower cost, thanks to silicon's better thermal properties and the templates' control of bowing during growth, as well as the higher yields of the silicon process tools. But the real advantage would come from savings on capital investment, from having a depreciated fab, or if a foundry would decide to offer post-epi LED processing.
Bridgelux's Max Hong and Philips Lumileds' Wouter Soer will each talk about the potential from re-thinking LED packaging. KLA-Tencor's Steven Chen discusses progress towards identifying the defects that matter, and Seren Photonics' Carl Griffiths will introduce the UK startup's non-polar and semi-polar GaN templates. And Strategies Unlimited's Ella Shum will ask them all hard questions.
Making Useful Products from Printed/Flexible Electronics
Printed, organic or flexible technologies have considerable potential for new kinds of electronics, from OLED lighting and displays, to low cost smart packaging and RFID systems, to flexible displays and biomedical sensors. But real products and real profits have so far been very limited, as few players have found the right mix of performance and cost to drive market demand. Yole Développement projects the market for printed and flexible electronics will remain a modest ~$176 million this year, but will see 27 percent CAGR to ~$950 million by 2020, mostly from larger OLED displays moving include to some printed layers. This market value includes future electronics devices manufactured on flexible substrate with some of the steps done using printing processes.
One promising way to improve performance while keeping the low cost and flexibility of printed/flexible electronics to enable some applications could be to find ways to integrate small or thin silicon die for some critical features like logic or RF into mostly printed or flexible systems. So this year, SEMI and FlexTech Alliance have invited a selection of technologists working at the intersection of the semiconductor and the flexible electronics sectors to discuss the issues of potentially integrating silicon die with printed/flexible electronics processes at the TechXpot on Thursday.
Caption: Graph describes the applications that will appear in 2020+ using printed processes (in red).
One potential approach could be an open platform for making flexible silicon die. CEO Doug Hackler will discuss American Semiconductor's technology for drastically thinning conventional fabricated silicon wafers, and coating them with a combination of polymers, to make silicon-on-polymer die for attaching with printed wiring or bumps to flexible substrates. He reports interest for things like large distributed sensing systems in structural composites for aircraft, or drivers for flexible displays. The company has qualified TowerJazz's 130nm process to make SOI CMOS for its initial flexible standard microcontroller, and has worked with the foundry to establish design rules to make an open platform for other designers to create their own flexible chips.
Another solution particularly suitable for attaching sensors to the body is the spring-like stretchy wiring developed by MC10 for making flexible arrays or bandaid-like stickers of small, thin but rigid silicon die for everything from wearable heart rate and fitness monitors to implantable electronic sensor membranes. VP of R&D Kevin Dowling talks about the company's technology and its first commercial application, a Reebok soft skullcap that uses motion sensors to measure impacts to the head.
Printed electronics supplier Thin Film Electronics' Chandrasekhar Durisety, meanwhile, will update on current state of printed/flexible technology at one of the sector's leaders, and give a reality check of the costs and integration issues hybrid electronics will have to meet.
Speakers from Jabil, Sandia National Lab, and Terapac will also talk about low temperature die attach technology, thinning commercially available die for prototyping flex systems and batch assembly technology to handle tiny die.
In other printed/flexible content at West, Yole Developpement will give its latest market forecast for this sector in the materials program on Tuesday. And FlexTech Alliance offers a full-day workshop on Wednesday featuring most of the major players in the transparent conductor market, who'll discuss the current state of materials performance, manufacturing cost, and technical maturity of the various options in this fast growing market for printed electronics technology.
See the SEMICON West 2013 Extreme Electronics TechXpot schedule for complete details on all these programs: www.semiconwest.org/SessionsEvents/TechXPOTs
This article was originally published in Micronews, June 20 issue.
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SCOTTSBURG, Ind. -- State police say an SUV barreled across the Interstate 65 median in southern Indiana, running into a pickup truck in the opposite direction in a crash that killed a central Indiana man.
The crash Sunday near the Scott County caused the northbound pickup truck to go off the side of the highway and burst into flames.
Police say passers-by were able to pull 9-year-old Andrew Godsave and his grandmother, 62-year-old Sandra Godsave of Greenwood, from the burning truck. Sgt. Jerry Goodin says they weren't able to rescue 62-year-old driver Dennis Godsave and he died at the scene about 25 miles north of Louisville.
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Before we all let the Brian Dawkins trauma go for a while, I think we'd like to know why he ended up taking that trip to Denver last week where the Broncos blew him away with their offer, how things came to that state of affairs, after repeated assurances from Dawk (and from the Eagles) that they ought to be able to work something out.
Dawkins was unwilling to discuss his negotiations when he spoke with the Daily News on Sunday, but excerpts from an ESPN 950-AM radio interview scheduled to air this morning suggest he's thawing a little on that front. The answers show the process was pretty much what we all expected, I think.
A station producer sent me an e-mail with a link to some excerpts that I couldn't get to work, but later Tuesday evening, I got a partial transcript that goes as follows:
Did the Eagles let it be known they can go on without you?
"Yeah, in so many words. For that organization, this was a business deal and it was not business for me. People think I wanted to get to free agency. I did not want to get to free agency. I've never gone to free agency. I've had times in the past where I could have collected big bucks on the open market, but I did not want to get there. So why would I want to get there all of a sudden now on my last contract. No, I wanted to be an Eagle."
On if talks with the Eagles got contentious:
"I wouldn't say ugly, I would just say that they opened my eyes right away that this was a business deal that this wasn't about me being here, who I am to the team to my teammates and what I'm continuing to do. It was about my age and a business decision and that really hurt."
On how the Eagles made him feel:
"At the end of the day you're a 36-year-old safety."
On the contract that the Eagles offered him:
"What I was offered, that was it. I wouldn't say take-it-or-leave-it offer. No one gave me any impression that there would be any flexibility in it."
Was owner Jeffrey Lurie involved in the negotiations?
"I don't know if he was involved in the negotiation, but I feel like if perhaps he was things would be different right now."


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Grill Requests
The Wright State Grounds department will supply grills, trash cans, barricades, barricade tape, cones, cable ramps, and trash can liners for special events taking place on campus. You need to fill out a request form and follow the directions on the form.
This form may be picked up at the Student Union & Event Services office in the Student Union or the Residence Services office in the Community Building.
Please fill in all the required information on the form and then get signature approval for your event from the appropriate office. The completed and signed form must then be delivered to the FMS Customer Care Center for scheduled delivery through the Grounds department.
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Want to avoid those starting hassles with your powered lawn and garden equipment? At the end of the season, run the engine until it quits so that all the fuel is out of the system. This is especially important with fuel/oil mixes. Drain the oil and add new oil. Remove and clean or change the air filter. These tasks require only the most basic tools and will save BIG headaches next time you pull that starter rope.
What is the most important maintenance practice for good turf? Keep your mower blades sharp!
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Always follow the 1/3 rule: for the health of the turf, never cut off more than 1/3 of the leaf blade of the grass plant.
Sharp mower blades are your most important maintenance practice. We sharpen mower blades after about every 8 hours of use.
Mow high! Most of our region's turf is a mixture of bluegrass, ryegrass, and fescues. In general, most of these grasses thrive best when they are mowed at 2.5–3.5 inches. Longer, thicker turf also helps the grass plants shade out weeds and preserves soil moisture.
Do you want early spring color in your flower garden? Fall is the time to plant many spring blooming bulbs such as: daffodils, tulips, crocuses, iris, etc. These require a variety of planting depths so be sure to pay attention to the instructions on the package. It is also important to put in some fertilizer when the bulbs are planted. You will see greatly enhanced results.
Hint: Most falls you can take advantage of the late season, "buy one get one free" specials and still have time to plant your bulbs.
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During times of snowfall it is actually helpful in most instances to put snow on top of your beds or over wintering plants. The snow helps insulate the plants and the ground. Make sure there is no ice melt or chemicals in the snow that might impact the soil or harm plants.
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Wright State recognizes the desire of groups or individuals to donate a tree in memory of a colleague, friend, or student. These donations are a welcome addition to the campus landscape.
To initiate the process, please complete the Memorial Tree Form (PDF) and fax to (937) 775-2980 or deliver it to the Grounds Maintenance department at 153 Campus Services Building. The Grounds department has final approval on location and tree variety, based on the campus landscape guidelines.
The cost to purchase, plant, and care for the tree and to purchase and install the (campus standard) plaque will vary according to the tree variety and the size and wording of the plaque. Total cost is usually in the range of $500–$1,000. It is the responsibility of the donor(s) to collect the money and transfer it to the proper accounts to cover costs.
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Snow Removal at the Dayton Campus
It is the intention of the Grounds department to keep roads, lots, and walkways as safe as possible during periods of inclement weather. Success in meeting this goal is based on duration and type of storm. The department will utilize overtime (sometimes around the clock) and other resources within Facilities Operations in working toward meeting this goal.
Our priorities during a snow event are as follows:
- Roads plowed and treated to allow access of life safety personnel and equipment if needed
- Parking lots plowed and treated to allow vehicle parking with emphasis on handicap parking areas in each lot
- Grounds clears a path on each walkway to allow access from parking lots and between housing and buildings on campus.
The Grounds department employs 10 full-time staff members and receives support from Facilites Operations and others in the Wright State community during a snow event. The department has 10 trucks equipped with plows and salt spreaders. The department utilizes five brush units to clear snow from walkways. Numerous other snow throwers, spreaders, and other equipment are available. The university has the capacity to store about 500 tons of road salt, and usually keeps several tons of ice melt in stock for use on walkways and doorways.
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Shijima is a Reason, a powerful inner philosophy that encompasses a set of natural laws, based on stillness and oneness, influenced by Buddhism and the concept of Nirvana. It is a world of perfect harmony, where there is no 'self' whatsoever, and no passion to cause dissent, conflict and destruction. Individuality is eradicated, and replaced with a collective inner peace where everyone is equal to a god, all working together as cogs in the giant, stable machine that is the Universe. This Reason is most closely associated with the Law alignment of previous Shin Megami Tensei games.
His dream is a world of silence, where the dangerous passion of man is neutralized, and everyone is at one with the world: this, he calls the Reason of Shijima.
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One of the eight devils of Kimon from the kick ass animé movie Ninja Scroll. Shijima could've been a much cooler character if he had been in the movie longer. Shijima has a wicked projectile claw, can hide himself inside of shadows, and apparently take control of women by fingering them.
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Recruitment Unit Plans Visits to Dover AFB and Rutgers University
The Department of Educations Recruitment Initiative staff will participate in two activities next week.
On Thursday, February 24, the department will promote the Troops to Teachers Program in New Jersey to retired members of the military at Dover Air Force Base in Dover Delaware, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
On Friday, February 25, recruitment staff will participate in the Rutgers University Education Fair, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the College Avenue Student Center on the Rutgers. New Brunswick campus.
The New Jersey Department of Education established a recruitment initiative five years ago to assist local districts in filling vacancies for teachers and other positions. The DOE attends job fairs and visits college campuses along the East Coast, extolling the virtues of working in New Jersey, which enjoys a location between Boston and Washington D.C., is diverse in climate, culture, and geography, and pays high salaries to educators in comparison with other states. The initiative also maintains NJHire, a free, internet-based service that allows for school districts and prospective teacher candidates to list their needs electronically.
Troops to Teachers is a national program designed to promote teaching to retired members of the military. Retired soldiers, sailors and pilots who meet eligibility requirements are shown how they can have a second career in the classroom. For more information on Troops to Teachers in New Jersey, call 1-800-680-0884.
NOTE: Reporters and photographers are invited to attend the February 25 event at Rutgers. Media cannot attend the Feb. 24 event in Dover. For more information, call the Department of Educations Public Information Office, 609-292-1126.


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Former Indianapolis Colts assistant coach Alfredo Roberts will join the Los Angeles Chargers as their running backs coach, according to a source.
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|Colts | More Colts firings Tuesday
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Indianapolis Colts tight ends coach Alfredo Roberts and secondary coaches Mike Gillhamer and Roy Anderson were fired Tuesday, Jan. 5.
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The Indianapolis Colts announced Tuesday, Feb. 14, that they added Brant Boyer (special teams), Gary Emanuel (defensive line), Jeff Fitzgerald (linebackers), Joe Gilbert (assistant offensive line), Mike Gillhamer (secondary), Alfredo Roberts (tight ends), Charlie Williams (wide receivers) and Clyde Christensen (quarterbacks) to their coaching staff.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers re-signed running backs coach Steve Logan, linebackers coach Joe Baker and tight ends coach Alfredo Roberts to undisclosed deals Tuesday, Jan. 18, according to PewterReport.com's Wolf Heard.
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The Associated Press reports Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow was upset with how he was treated by the team during his recent hospital visit to deal with a staph infection, and he considered asking for a trade prior to the deadline Tuesday, Oct. 14. "I heard from Romeo Crennel and I heard from my position coach (Alfredo Roberts) when I was in the Clinic. I heard from my teammates,'' Winslow said. "But I never heard from the main man - Phil Savage - and that really disappoints me. Sometimes I don't even feel a part of this team.''
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