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Be amazed at the amazing scenery, cultural delights and architecture, every step of the way on any journey through Spain, Portugal and Morocco. You'll admire beautiful religious monuments in Toledo, Casablanca and Seville. Visit ornate palaces in Rabat, Marrakesh and Granada. Marvel at the Puerta del Sol in Madrid, the famous Rock of Gibraltar and the Cape Spartel in Tangier.
Passionate, sophisticated and home to people devoted to living the good life, Spain is a country so diverse and magical, that your soul can't help but be stirred by the magnificent cathedrals, monasteries, castles and palaces such as The Alhambra in Granada, the Great Mosque in Cordoba, the Aqueduct in Segovia, Gaudí's Sagrada Familia Cathedral, and the Altamira caves.
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Joey's brother joins us to debate many issues and give some insight on to why Joey is the way he is. We delve into some deep theology...you know, stuff like the implications of sex with robots.
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Jeremy makes a great addition to the show for two reasons. One, because he has great rapport with the guys since being on tour with them and two, because he has some really heavy and troubling stuff going on in his head and he talks very openly about it. Marriage, addiction, anxiety, depression, fear, failure and being a pastors kid all play into what he is dealing with and writing about on the new Abandon Kansas album.
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After Toby did some major trash talking, and downright criticism of Derek Webb on a previous episode, the guys now have the chance to talk to him man to man on the show. We discussed the need for and the reasons not to be open and transparent on the internet. Needless to say, BC is not quite on the same page as Derek, but Derek's positions are well thought out and respectable. Enjoy.
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Ah... That's it. The easiest upgrade that can greatly speed up any computer is memory. Here in the Geekzone HQ I work on my desktop (Pentium 4 HT with 2GB RAM) and sometimes on my Tablet PC (a Toshiba M205 with 1GB RAM). But the machine servicing Windows Server 2003, Exchange Server 2003 SP2,SQL Server and Newsgator Enterprise Server was running on a very limited 1GB RAM. But don't worry this is not the Geekzone live server, only the development and testing environment. I went to town and purchased 2x 1GB DDR400 RAM for this desktop, replacing 2x 512MB DDR333 RAM in the process. It is now running with 2.5GB RAM and it's so much happier... Not so much because of the Exchange Server - this is not a big deal, since it's only servicing 3 or 4 accounts, mainly for testing. But the Newsgator Enterprise Server manages a few hundred RSS feeds (about 600), dumping everything into a SQL Server database. And this is the same development server we use to test all the new Geekzone features, including this Geekzone Blog tool, so you can understand why I was really in need of speed on this box.
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Willow Hole Trail is a 6.8 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Joshua Tree, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.
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Really enjoyed this trail. Hiked it Memorial Day weekend, which was warm but not crazy hot. It took us about 90 mins to get to the Willow Hole, taking plenty of pictures along the way. So cool to see all the different types of plants in the desert. Enjoyed having the shady area to rest in before heading back. We saw some sort of reptile rustling around in the sand and leaves near the willows. Pretty cool. Also saw a jackrabbit on the way back. The way back was a little quicker since it was warmer and we wanted to get back to the car. Bring plenty of water and protect yourself from the sun.
I really liked this trail. It's very scenic once you get off the Boy Scout Trail. Not a lot of ups and down, but at the end there is plenty of rocks to scale and places to explore. At the end of the trail, if you break left under the willows, there is a natural running stream deep down under the rocks. This area is where we also observed 2 adult and one child Big Horn Sheep.
Very long and flat desert trek with not much variation until the final 1/4. Final destination is underwhelming. Not nearly as interesting or rewarding as other JT hikes.
Well-maintained trail with very little elevation gain (but beware of a lot of sand). Pretty views, especially with a snow-capped San Jac in the distance! Lots of rocks to scramble on along the way as well. Perfect intro to Joshua Tree scenery.
Great scenery. Lots of sand
Just completed this hike today. it was a fun hike with different scenery than other trails I've done. Flat trail with very little elevation change. The water at the end was dry, but you can tell that there definitely is water under the soil.
Fun trail. Canyons, open desert, washes. All the desert hiking you could ask for!
Wonderful views of mountains and huge rock structures. Little elevation gain made for an easy hike. +\- 4 hours - we sat at the end of the trail for a few to drink in the view. Majority of the trail is sandy. Would definitely do again.
Mostly flat and a lot more wide open space the first 1/2 than I anticipated. After you turn off the boyscout trail onto willow there was a camper - not sure it was legal for them to camp there. Once you hit the wonderland of rocks it is quite pretty and not crowded so for a holiday weekend I had a great time and beat the crowds because I started around 8:30/9:00.
Beautiful! Great as a first hike to get an impression of the wonders of Joshua Tree.
first two thirds of the trail is awesome. the last third wasn't so much. family had fun though.
This out and back trail is not too strenuous and takes you through an awesome canyon wash. Be prepared to walk in loose sand. If you are out of shape this will challenge you. The approach could be considered boring to some people but for me the Joshua Tree forest and the sweeping views make the beginning just as epic as the canyon. The trail ends at a stand of giant willow trees, which seem to have no business being there. Near the end you enter into a giant wash and if you look to your right there is a few bushed blocking a path to a little boulder cave. It is nice and cool as it is shady and a breeze is channeled through the canyon. It is a great lunch spot. We completed this trail in about 2.5 hours but we stopped and explored a lot. It could be done much faster.
Very Beautiful. The best views are gotten by trudging through the sand. I wish I had worn shoes with a higher ankle profile.
Great hike. I would definitely do it again. I really enjoyed the hike it starts off in a Joshua Tree forest then ends in a canyon with some amazing rock formations.
did this hike in 2016, was amazing, best part it rained on us while in the desert. No flash floods thankfully, but enough to leave us in wonder.
The first part of this trail was basically the same as the fist half of the Boyscout trail. Mostly desert. A little over half way in, you start seeing more green and trees due to the extra moisture in the area. It really begins to look like an oasis. Unfortunately, from this point onward you are hiking in a wide wash with super deep sand. Not fun with a full backpack and several gallons of water. The end of the trail has a couple of water pools that may either be, or appear to be just mud. But right before you get there, you pass under a few willow trees which are probably the best part of the whole trail. Absolutely beautiful place to stop and have lunch in the cool shade of the rustling willows (if you don't mind sharing the spot with a few passers by since this trail is fairly busy).
You can hike beyond the springs and into rattlesnake canyon if you don't mind scrambling some boulders. If you go far to the left immediately after entering rattlesnake canyon, you'll see the deepest spring, and the one most likely to have actual water in it (looked to be several feet deep when I visited). Beyond that the canyon continues dropping. Very scenic with lots of cactus.
first half was gorgeous but the second half through the sand wash was really unpleasant..
The mud pit at the end did not reward the hard work.. just not worth going further once u hit the sand
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Easy wide flat and scenic.
We hiked it two days ago. A Sunny day and due to previous days of rain it was getting greener up and water flowed. it was awesome!
This is my favorite trail in the park ... a beautiful example of biological and geological diversity in a desert environment ... and I want to keep it that way! Fortunately, the trail does not appear on the NPS brochure or magazine, and I hope that will keep traffic to a minimum.
As per the trail map on this website, the Willow Hollow trail splits from the main trail (Boy Scouts) and a sign post provides clear definition at the split. Wait for the sign before you go to the right ... don't think that some of the other visible trails earlier in the trail lead to Willow Hollow … those actually lead to rock climbing sites.
The sign along the trail provides mileage information, but like some of the other trails in this park, our tracker indicated the posted distance is incorrect. It states that the Willow Hole trail is a 2.25 mile trail, but it was actually about 4 miles from the split to the end of Willow Hole and back to the sign. So 2.25 miles is neither the one-way nor the round-trip distance.
After a rain, water begins to flow downhill into the Willow Hollow gully, and provides the occasional moisture that a wide variety of desert plants and animals need to survive. We're pretty sure we saw coyote tracks in the sand. Birds abound. It also makes the Hollow somewhat cooler than surrounding areas.
I love this place. STAY AWAY!
Lots of gorgeous views. The trail is clear and well maintained.
I took this trail today the day after a big all day rainstorm that set records in California. The fun thing about this hike was you were actually hiking through a creek for a little less than a half-mile. You get your feet wet no matter what! Nothing scary, I just wish I thought of going barefoot before socks got wet. Beautiful day. If you go all the way through there is a hidden waterfall with a sketchy approach - so I only heard it. You walk through a beautiful valley.
This hike is everything great that's been written. Many patches of sand along the trail which make the going slower, true, but the scenery's worth. Bring lunch and have it under the dense shade of the willows. High season's hell to park off Park Boulevard so arrive early. Well worth it.
This is a really great hike. It had some of the best open scenery I'd ever seen. The last part of the hike before the turn around was thru sand which became a bit of a workout. There was a basin with some water, non drinkable, but full of toads who were mating. ot was really awesome site
This is an ok hike in the beginning. The wonderland of rocks is very cool to see. The last leg of the hike of the hike is a slog though through sand. I would stop at the end of the wonderland when the ground gets soft and turn around!
if the weather is cool then an easy hike rather than a moderate if distance not an issue fot you.
Great hike.....
I thought this hike was amazing. You hike the Boy Scout trail through the Joshua tree forest to meet up with the Willow Hole trail. This trail leads you directly into the Wonderland of Rocks. Which is awesome. Once you hit the little water hole (Willow Hole), do some bouldering. This is where most turn around and head back, as I did. Good day hike, do this one!
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pretty nice trail. moderate for the most part. there's a slight rock scramble between miles 2 and 3, nothing major. a bit later there's a slight incline but then levels off and is pretty easy til the end. i did this in december so temps were managable, 58 when i started and probably 78 mid hike by willow hole and slightly cooler by the time i arrived back at indian cove. had the trail to myself for the most part. there were one or two trail runners at the beginning. walked passed folks who were camping out at about mile 4. there were quite a few folks at the willow hole end. definitely recommend doing this, at least in the cooler months.


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Guidance to the right directionsUnited International University Business Club (UIUBC) organised 360 Degree – The Right Directions on February 28 at its campus. The event was supported by Directorate of Student Affairs of UIU. The Prime objective of this workshop was to cover the four fields of B.B.A degrees, such as;Finance, Marketing, HRM & Accounting. Their workshop focused on students from the first trimester to students completing their thesis work. The workshop focused on harnessing skills that may help students become more employable in the current job market.
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FSX/P3D. For those who attended last year's FlightSimCon or saw our interview with Developer Bill Womack at the event, we announced the upcoming release of iBlueYonder's first branded scenery package The Herons Nest. Known for sceneries such as Cushman Meadows and Selitz Bay, Bill has shifted focus the New England region of the US, which also includes Nantucket. The Heron's Nest is rough dirt strip gouged into the crest of Outer Heron Island, Maine. It comes complete with a cozy little cottage, a barn hangar for parking your ride, and nature, nature, nature. If the undulating dirt strip gives you the willies, you can also fly in on floats and park in the water hangar in the protected cove near the cottage.
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According to Forrester Research Inc, advertisers, by 2016, will spend as much on interactive marketing as they do on television advertisements. It's becoming a necessity for businesses to start marketing online now and investing in internet marketing strategies.
The website which has the content within the product in order to be well intended. Any reader should get attracted and must feel like visiting it for obtaining the product. The look should do well enough to obtain the audience research. This boost the website ranking one of several other yahoo and google. The website can have multimedia illustrations. Such images can elaborate pertaining to the product. And a lot of cost to create every page of online site, so at least the first page must be designed.
A little-known fact about Steve Jobs was due to the fact he was listed as either primary inventor or co-inventor in 338 US patents or patent applications related to range of technologies from actual computer and portable devices to user interfaces (including touch-based), speakers, keyboards, power adapters, staircases, clasps, sleeves, lanyards and deals.
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The reason they have mystery shops and audience focus groups is to be certain companies can find feedback on his or her employees, services. That way they know where there can be problems help make the necessary changes improve things.
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Snowed in? Sometimes that is God's way of letting you get all the items on your list accomplished OR at least some of them. If you are like me you have multiple lists going at once, home repairs, work extras to do, organizing of everything, beauty stuff & the lists go on & on. I like to try and accomplish at least something off of every list, which is often times much too overwhelming. Do however, steal a few minutes away for yourself & accomplish a few beauty extras.
My favorite beauty extra to do is to shampoo & condition my makeup brushes. Sounds pretty exciting I know, but the after effect of newly soft conditioned brushes gently gliding across your skin the next day is just heavenly. Besides, if you really stop to think about it those brushes take a beating. Everyday dipped in powder, blush, shadows, highlighters & if left to sit out in a beautiful receptacle upon your vanity they are collecting dust. So not only will you extend the life of your brushes by cleaning them you will be doing your skin a favor! Just think of using the same dirty washcloth everyday for months at a time on your face - No Thank You!!! So take a few minutes & give your brushes a cleanse. Using a brush Shampoo, like Jane Iredale's Truly Pure Brush Shampoo, which is available at the spa, is ideal but anything is better than nothing! Feel free to use what is in your shower just give those bristles a bath. Let them air dry over night & in the morning they will feel like new. You will wonder why you waited so long, just like I do every time. So brew some tea & enjoy some you time while your snowed in.


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Reducing youth unemployment and generating more and better youth employment opportunities are key policy challenges worldwide. Active labor market programs for disadvantaged youth may be an effective tool in such cases, but the results have often been disappointing in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries. The key to a successful youth intervention program is comprehensiveness, comprising multiple targeted components, including job-search assistance, counseling, training, and placement services. Such programs can be expensive, however, which underscores the need to focus on education policy and earlier interventions in the education system.
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Before I clobber any of my lib friends with that quote I'd like to know upon what ground I'm standing. Can you point me toward a reference for that quote ?
I don't doubt you...just wanna make sure I'm speaking facts.
That quote is generally accepted as being from LBJ;
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I never thought this would happen. I truly didn't. But here we are. Starting Over.
I don't want to go into every detail about what has happened since November. But let's just say it has been one heartbreak after another. One disappointment after another. We were sooo close to going to bring Shaina home when her visa got denied. It was devasting. But I don't want to dwell on the past because I really don't think it helps. So let's move on.
We had a choice recently. We could either choose to give up on our adoption all together. Or we could choose to keep pushing on, to keep working, praying, believing. To keep this little girl in our hearts until we can again hold her in our arms. We chose NOT to give up. We chose NOT to give in, even though the going got tough.
In the midst of our adoption drama, the laws in Haiti have changed (well, technically they haven't passed yet but their social services is still acting on the new laws). What does that mean to us? We can no longer do an independent adoption of Shaina. She can't stay with her bio mother until the adoption is completed and then come home to us. She has to be in an orphanage, or creche as it is called in Haiti. We couldn't officially start the process of adopting her over again until she was placed, by her bio mom, in the creche.
That happened yesterday.
Today I am freaking out. Today I am overwhelmed. Today I am overjoyed. Today I am scared.
It is not so much the daunting stretch of time ahead of us going through this process that frightens me. We have been going through this for over 2 years now, and although that seems like forever, it is doable.
The money, however, is a whole different story. We have been blessed with what we originally needed two years ago. That money now has all been spent and our circumstances are drastically different than they used to be. Due to my mom's health issues, I can no longer work. We don't have the extra income that we used to. I honestly do not know where the money is going to come from this time. And that thought keeps me up at night. I know it will come from somewhere. And I know Shaina will eventually be home for good.
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Despite the efforts of the College Football Playoff committee and some media outlets downplaying the financial hit ESPN took by being forced to televise the two national championship semi-final games on New Year's Eve, media buyers say the network owes upwards of $20 million in ad makegoods for ratings shortfalls for the two games.
ESPN may have gotten a bit greedy when setting its ratings estimates and offering higher guarantee levels to advertisers for the two games, knowing audiences might not flock to their TV sets, despite the optimism of the CFP committee. However, advertisers are concerned about next season's potential audience levels for the games, which will also be televised on New Year's Eve. Even if the ratings guarantees by ESPN are set lower, advertisers would prefer the games be moved to New Year's Day or even on consecutive primetime nights, exclusive of New Year's Eve, when more people would likely watch.
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So ESPN is caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, it has to keep its mouth shut and parrot the CFP's belief that ratings will get better in subsequent New Year's Eve telecasts, even though privately they believe that to be nonsense. It can't been seen criticizing its long-term partner publicly. On the other hand, ESPN has to hear the wrath of its advertisers who saw their ad dollars spent on the severe under-delivery of the guaranteed audience for the two games.
Some media outlets have pointed out that since ESPN sells packages for all the bowl games and a sizable number of advertisers are in all of the games, that the New Year's Eve ratings shortfalls were considerably mitigated.
One buyer called that analysis "a bunch of spin," adding that College Football Playoff Committee executive director Bill Hancock's statement that the New Year's Eve games' ratings declines were simply "modest" was "just plain wrong."
Try selling the "modest" ratings declines to the movie studios that were in those New Year's Eve games who paid big bucks to reach an audience they wanted to reach immediately that turned out to be more than one-third less than the size that they paid for.
Sure they can get makegoods down the road, but some marketers needed those eyeballs sooner, not later.
ESPN is trying to make things right with its advertisers, although its sales executives will not discuss the situation publicly beyond a general statement issued by a network spokesperson.
"As is standard practice with any sponsored television event, inventory is managed and contingencies are put in place to protect advertisers," the ESPN statement reads. "The specifics of those deals vary and we work with our advertisers to make them whole in the event of a shortfall."
Media buyers are sympathetic to ESPN's situation and are also appalled and angry at the attitude of the NCAA and the College Football Playoff committee and the public comments being made by their executives.
The CFP's Hancock told The New York Times this week, "We don't make decisions based on television numbers. I don't have a TV number that influences my measurable for success."
Talk about a slap in the face to his media partner ESPN which is now some $20 million in the hole because of Hancock's arrogance, after the network paid the CFP $600 million for the TV rights of the bowl games, including the two New Year's Eve semi-finals.
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Ryan Tannehill is a native Texan, born in Lubbock and played high school football in Big Spring. Tannehill played as a defensive back as a sophomore and then switched to quarterback as a junior. He was rated as a three star and considered a dual threat quarterback, having rushed for 1,439 yards and passed for 2,668 in his high school career. He signed with Texas A&M and redshirted his first year. Prior to his redshirt freshman season, the Aggies hired Mike Sherman.
Tannehill failed to impress in his preseason workouts and was moved to wide receiver. Even though he continued to express the desire to play quarterback, he was successful as a wide receiver catching 55 passes for 844 yards and 5 touchdowns. He was given another shot at quarterback before his sophomore season, but again lost out and played wide receiver again, catching 46 passes for 609 yards and 4 touchdowns. He remained at wide receiver in his junior year, before finally getting to play quarterback in the 7th game against Kansas. He started his first game the next week and led the Aggies to six straight wins at the end of the season, including wins over Oklahoma, Nebraska and Texas. Tannehill started all 13 games as a senior and served as a team captain, throwing for 3,744 yards and 42 touchdowns along with 369 yards rushing for another 4 touchdowns.
Despite only playing quarterback for a year and a half in college, Tannehill was highly regarded prior to the NFL 2012 draft and considered the third best quarterback behind consensus No. 1 and No. 2 picks, Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III. He didn't last long and went 8th overall to the Miami Dolphins and becoming the first quarterback drafted in the first round by Miami since Dan Marino is 1983.
Tannehill started all 16 games in his rookie campaign and completed 282 out of 484 passes (58.3%) for 3,294 yards, averaging a modest 6.81 yards per attempt (ypa). He threw only 12 touchdowns with 13 interceptions, but improved that ratio with only two interceptions against six passing touchdowns over the final six games.
Looking Forward to 2013
Tannehill is still learning the quarterback position as we approach 2013. He has started only 35 games - 19 in college and 16 in the NFL. The Dolphins keep the entire coaching staff from last season and will likely be running a very similar offense to last year, and have added a couple of receivers that will give Tannehill more opportunities in the passing game. The team also added several players to their suspect offensive line and should be improved. However, there are a lot of new faces there and the all-important familiarity with each other will not be there, especially early.
The team added Mike Wallace in free agency and he adds much needed speed on the outside and the capability to stretch the field. Wallace has a career 17.2 YPC and has scored 32 touchdowns in his four NFL seasons. Dustin Keller was also added and is a definite upgrade to the tight end position, which totaled only 59 catches for 544 yards a year ago. Keller had averaged 60 catches per season in 2010 and 2011, but was injured and played in only eight games for the Jets last season. The team also added Brandon Gibson, who will play in the slot for the Dolphins. Brian Hartline returns off a career season a year ago when he caught 74 passes for 1,083 yards, but only 1 touchdown.
- Nice rookie season with 3,294 passing yards and should improve his play in his second year
- Has good mobility and is a capable runner with 197 yards and 2 touchdowns as a rookie
- Has much improved receiving options including Mike Wallace, Dustin Keller, Brian Hartline, and Brandon Gibson
- Offensive line is not highly regarded and has many new members
- Lack of experienced running backs, with a career total of 308 carries for 1,164 yards (3.62 YPC)
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Ryan Tannehill is a perfect target as a reserve fantasy quarterback for 2013. His early preseason ADP is QB24 and 177 overall, and he finished as the QB24 in his rookie season. He can be selected very late, has a reasonably high floor and potential for improvement on his rookie season. His current ADP is equal to where he finished last year, so increased production with his additional experience and his new weapons should make a value pick.
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FF Ninja said: I'm very interested in Tannehill this year. As a very green QB he was thrust into the starting role (possibly the least college starts of any week 1 rookie starter ever) when Garrard was injured before week 1 of the preseason and Matt Moore failed to impress the coaching staff. Despite a poor receiving corps, he managed a very good rookie campaign compared to rookie QBs of the past, but this was overshadowed by the play of Luck, Griffin, Wilson, and to some extent, 2nd year player Kaepernick. This overshadowing has led to Griffin, Kaepernick, and Wilson being overdrafted and Tannehill sliding to an ADP just barely above where he finished last year (QB22 vs. QB24).
This year Miami has had some changes - including the loss of his injured LT and his starting RB, but added several offensive weapons, namely Mike Wallace. Personally, I think Wallace will fit in quite well with Tannehill's mobility and strong arm. Additionally, Miami finished 24th last year in passing attempts per game. It is likely that he'll surpass last year's 484 attempts. I think the improvement in the receiving corps will help him with his ypa and his TDs (along with the experience), but I also think he probably caught some bad breaks on touchdowns last year. Just looking at his #1 WR's stat line should tell you something just didn't fall their way - 74 rec 1083 yds 1 TD. In fact, no WR caught more than 1 TD. The WR corps totaled 299 targets, 184 receptions, 2504 yards, and 4 TD. Anthony Fasano was the only player with more than 2 TDs. I think we see a substantial uptick in his TD total this year.
In addition to the increased TD production, I would think such a green QB would see his completion percentage increase as well, given the additional experience and his better weapons. I'm predicting he increases from 58.3% to 61%. I also think his yards per completion sees at least a small bump from 11.7 to 12 as I anticipate Wallace (17.2 career ypc) has an effect while Fasano's 8.1 ypc is either improved upon or phased out.
Another notable feature in Tannehill's stat line is his rushing. Much like Russell Wilson, he did very little rushing early in the season... 21 rushes for 16 yards in the first 10 games. He ended the year with 181 yards in 6 games.
IHEARTFF said: I expect some improvements across the board with more experience and better weapons less Bush. In addition to Wallace, they added Dustin Keller to replace Anthony Fasano. Keller is a better athlete and has been more productive despite having Mark Sanchez as his qb in his first 4 seasons. Hartline should be more efficient as these 2 will draw the defense away from him. The Dolphins tied for the fewest 40+ yard passing plays last season and I expect Wallace to add at least 3 or 4 more of those.
Mr. Irrelevant said: Tannehill is going to be a fascinating case study for me. A guy whose measurables and college performance suggested he'd be well-suited to be a 3rd-round draft pick and (given his limited experience) spend a couple of years picking up the vagaries of NFL offenses while carrying a clipboard before earning a chance to start in, say, 2014.
Nothing about either his college career or his first year suggests to me he's likely to ever be an elite QB, but "Andy Dalton with a stronger arm and better wheels" seems likely and isn't a bad comp to hang your dynasty hat on.
And I'd expect his second year to shake out much like Dalton's did - slight improvements almost across the board, with an additional bump to ypa and TD's to account for Wallace's arrival in town. I don't expect the Fins to go pass-happy this year because of that, but 2 extra attempts per game seems reasonable. I see his completion % remaining below average, both because Wallace is primarily a downfield threat and because Tannehill's never been surgically accurate.
He'll make a few plays with his legs, but I doubt he'll ever become a Cam-like threat at the goal line. Let's bump him up to 3.5 rushes a game at a 5ypc clip. He isn't gonna win you a title as your starter but is more than adequate for a backup you can get at QB23 or thereabouts. Another reason I'd be happy to target him there is that his risks from that base are mainly to the upside, while those of many in his general ADP vicinity (Cutler, Schaub, Palmer, Vick) are much more to the downside.
gianmarco said: He's the ideal QB2 if you have a legit starter (Cam, Rodgers, Brees, etc.). Huge upside, low cost. I take him over guys like Flacco, Ben, Eli all day long even though they will be taken higher.


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Dr. David Joyce is an Assistant Member in the Sarcoma Department. Dr. Joyce earned his MD degree from Case Western Reserve University, Case School of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio. He completed an Orthopaedic Residency at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio and an Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. He most recently completed a Musculoskeletal Oncology Fellowship at Moffitt Cancer Center. Dr. Joyce's clinical interests include bone and soft tissue sarcoma in the pelvis and extremities, limb salvage surgery, pelvic bone resection and reconstruction, metastatic bone disease and pathologic fracture, basic fracture care, primary and revision total hip and knee arthroplasty, and other adult reconstructive procedures unique in cancer patients. His research interests include endoprosthetic reconstruction after tumor resection, metastatic bone treatment, and technology and computer-assisted resection and reconstruction.
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- Vanderbilt University - Orthopaedic Trauma
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- Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Orthopaedics
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- Mesko NW, Joyce DM, Ilaslan H, Joyce MJ. Creating an Intraoperative MRI Suite for the Musculoskeletal Tumor Center. Clin Orthop Relat Res. 2016 Jun;474(6):1516-1522. Pubmedid: 26183844. Pmcid: PMC4868174.
- Sathiyakumar V, Shi H, Thakore RV, Lee YM, Joyce D, Ehrenfeld J, Obremskey WT, Sethi MK. Isolated sacral injuries: Postoperative length of stay, complications, and readmission. World J Orthop. 2015 Sep;6(8):629-635. Pubmedid: 26396939. Pmcid: PMC4573507.
- Thakore RV, Greenberg SE, Sathiyakumar V, Prablek MA, Elmashat D, Hinson JK, Joyce D, Obremskey WT, Sethi MK. Asking for the 22-modifier in isolated ankle fractures: does the operative note make the case?. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2015 Nov;54(2):192-197. Pubmedid: 25242207.
- Joyce DM, Klika AK, Mutnal A, Krebs V, Molloy R, Knothe U, Barsoum WK. Prospective randomised evaluation of a collagen/thrombin and autologous platelet haemostatic agent during cementless total hip arthroplasty. Blood Transfus. 2015 Jul;13(3):455-463. Pubmedid: 26057484. Pmcid: PMC4614299.
- Greenberg SE, Ihejirika RC, Sathiyakumar V, Lang MF, Estevez-Ordonez D, Prablek MA, Chern AY, Thakore RV, Obremskey WT, Joyce D, Sethi MK. Ankle Fractures and Modality of Hospital Transport at a Single Level 1 Trauma Center: Does Transport by Helicopter or Ground Ambulance Influence the Incidence of Complications?. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2015 Apr;54(5):826-829. Pubmedid: 25840759.


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And now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine:
Power Trip
The annual Bilderberg Conference meets this weekend at a luxury resort in Switzerland. The meeting bills itself as an off-the-record international forum that brings together about 130 participants from various governments as well as executives from industry, banking, media and communications.
But the secretive nature of the meetings, that first began in 1954, has sparked countless conspiracy theories by those who believe the group is trying to form a new world order of sorts.
One Forbes writer joked -- quote -- "There is abundant evidence trans-nationalists plot to establish global hegemony and diminish our national sovereignty... it's called the United Nations."
And the Baltimore Sun noted the venue choice -- quote -- "doesn't seem like the place to plot world domination. Shouldn't they be meeting in a secret underground lair?"
Less Is More
It seems Capitol Hill lawmakers are thinking before they tweet. A website called TweetCongress reports congressional Twitter postings are down more than 27 percent.
This of course follows the ongoing scandal surrounding New York Democratic Congressman Anthony Weiner that started from a Twitter posting.
Gang of Four
The foursome is now set.
Ohio Republican Governor John Kasich will fill out the foursome, joining President Obama, Vice President Biden and Speaker John Boehner on the links next weekend.
Boehner, who is a good golfer joked earlier this week, the president could take as many strokes as he wanted but he'd have to pony up a trillion dollars of spending cuts per stroke.
Transparency Issue
And finally, a new county court house in Ohio is dealing with a transparency issue. But this stems from a fancy new glass staircase that raises concerns for anyone wearing a dress or skirt.
A female judge who works in the building says she'll be taking the elevator in the future. There is even a security guard posted at the staircase to let women know about the problem.
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Von Miller has not made any agreement yet with the Denver Broncos. After turning down $114.5 million for a six-year contract, he remains so much a Bronco and would rather stay with the team for a long time.
The Denver Broncos linebacker is still hopeful that there would be a deal made between him and the team, Yahoo Sports said in its report. He has maintained that he wants to be with the Broncos for a long time. On his guest appearance on the Netflix show, "Chelsea," he shared with host Chelsea Handler that he would rather be a Bronco for the rest of his life, according to ESPN.
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"I want to be a Bronco forever, I just want the feeling to be the same from the Broncos," he said during the show. Talks have stalled between the two sides, and at times, the situation didn't even look too good. There is, for instance, a photo that Miller had posted on social media of the Broncos at the White House. Miller had taken out former Broncos quarterback John Elway from the photo.
On the show, he did say that there is still a month to go to work something out. July 15 is the deadline for players to negotiate long-term deals. After which, if no deal would be made, Miller will have to play for $14 million under a one-year contract.
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The point of contention for Miller is the amount of guaranteed money he would get. The issue would likely continue especially with the news that Fletcher Cox of the Philadelphia Eagles was able to secure the highest guaranteed money given to a non-quarterback player. This will likely be one of the points that Miller's side will be presenting should negotiations resume.
Despite negotiations still stalled, Miller has been hopeful that it will somehow be resolved. He has maintained that he wanted to be a Bronco for life and with that thought, it is likely that there would be an agreement between him and the team.


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Welcome to ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition! This edition sports massive changes from the first edition, with hundreds of pages of new material and exhaustive rewrites that bring old material up to date with best practices for Flash MX. I hope you're as excited to read it as I was to write it!
Like the first edition, this book teaches ActionScript from the ground up, covering both basic concepts and advanced usage, but with a special focus on Macromedia Flash MX techniques. In Part I, we'll explore ActionScript fundamentals—from variables and movie clip control to advanced topics such as objects, classes, and server communication. In Part II, the Language Reference, we'll cover every object, class, property, method, and event handler in the core ActionScript language. You'll use the Language Reference regularly to learn new things and remind yourself of the things you always forget, so keep this book on your desk, not on your shelf!
Above all, this book truly is a Definitive Guide to ActionScript in Flash MX. It's the product of nearly four years of research, thousands of emails to Macromedia employees, and feedback from users of all levels. I hope that it is self-evident that I've suffused the book with both my intense passion for the subject and the painfully won, real-world experience from which you can benefit immediately. It covers ActionScript with exhaustive authority and—thanks to a technical review by Gary Grossman, the creator of ActionScript—with unparalleled accuracy.


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Thursday at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's 38th Anniversary Awards Gala, President Barack Obama criticized Republicans and urged Americans to "stand up" against the "bigotry" in the form of "the anti-immigrant sentiment that has effected our politics."
Obama said, "Some of the very same Republican politicians who championed reform in the past, some of whom sponsored these efforts, suddenly they want nothing to do with it."
He continued, "Leadership is not fanning the flames of intolerance and then acting all surprised when a fire breaks out. Saying clearly inflammatory things and then saying 'well that's not what I meant,' until you do it again and again and again. So we have got to decide whether or not we as Americans are willing to stand up again this kind of bigotry … The anti-immigrant sentiment that has effected our politics is not new but it it wrong."


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News Release - January 16, 2018
Statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D., on new steps FDA is taking to enhance transparency of clinical trial information to support innovation and scientific inquiry related to new drugsSILVER SPRING, Md., Jan. 16, 2018 -- (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- Scientific progress and new drug innovation don't take place in a vacuum. The exchange of information that informs decisions to undertake research, invest in new scientific endeavors, and prescribe and use certain treatments effectively are a critical part of enabling the development and dissemination of new medical technology. Transparency related to this information can play a critical role in maximizing the public health value of the resulting innovations.
Right now, when a drug is approved, the FDA releases certain information that the agency used when reviewing the new drug application (NDA). This includes summaries written by our medical reviewers that capture their assessment of the data, the proposed labeling or other requirements, and other important, relevant data supporting safe and effective use. This information is included in our drug approvals database, Drugs@FDA.
These summaries provide important context on the basis for our approval decisions. But they are packaged in a format that can sometimes make it difficult for external audiences to extract all of the detailed clinical evidence that supported the FDA's approval decisions.
Today we're launching a new pilot program to evaluate whether disclosing certain information included within CSRs following approval of a NDA improves public access to drug approval information. In this pilot, we will select up to nine recently-approved NDA whose sponsors volunteer to participate and post portions of clinical trial-related summaries from the pivotal trials that were submitted to the FDA by the drug's sponsor on Drugs@FDA.
These company-generated summaries are called "clinical study reports" (CSRs). A CSR is a portion of the drug file, related to a clinical trial, that contains detailed summaries of the bottom line information on the methods and results of a clinical trial. A CSR is a scientific document addressing efficacy and safety. A detailed summary of the information contained in the CSR can be found on the website of the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use. We expect that making a CSR publicly available after a drug's approval will provide stakeholders with more information on the clinical evidence supporting a drug application and more transparency into the FDA's decision-making process.
As part of this effort, we intend to post the parts of the CSRs that were most important to the FDA's assessment of the safety and efficacy of the drug. Specifically, we'll include the study report body, the protocol and amendments, and the statistical analysis plan for each of the participating product's pivotal studies. The CSRs will be posted on a new web page on the FDA's website that describes the pilot program, in addition to appearing on Drugs@FDA along with the drug's approval information, soon after a drug is approved.
The pilot will begin this month. It will ultimately include up to nine new drug applications across a range of disease areas. We intend for initial participation in the pilot to reflect products that are novel (including drugs that are new molecular entities, or NMEs) and of scientific interest (e.g., certain NDA efficacy supplements). Soon we'll begin contacting sponsors to see if they are interested in participating in the pilot. We will provide participating sponsors with additional information to ensure their understanding of the process. We will also continue to protect patient privacy, trade secret, and confidential commercial information in the CSRs we release as part of the pilot.
Once the clinical trial transparency pilot program is complete, we'll seek public feedback through a Federal Register notice and docket for public comments, and we look forward to learning more about the benefits of expanding this effort, and how to support our stakeholders' needs.
To augment our CSR pilot, we're also announcing an additional, new effort to increase transparency and access to information about the trials associated with particular products.
A significant number of publicly and privately supported clinical trials register on the National Institutes of Health's database, ClinicalTrials.gov, which provides easy access to information on studies in a wide range of diseases and conditions. Many of the global trials listed on ClinicalTrials.gov relate to research involving new drugs, and may eventually form the basis of an application seeking FDA approval. Yet right now, tracking a specific clinical trial listed on ClinicalTrials.gov and correlating that trial to its relevance in informing FDA related activities � from advisory committee meetings to FDA approval decisions and to the inclusion of the results of a clinical trial into a drug product's label � can be challenging.
So, another way we plan to help foster greater transparency around clinical research is adding to FDA materials for future FDA drug approvals the ClinicalTrials.gov identifier number (called the NCT #). This number will make it easier to associate the clinical trial listings on ClinicalTrials.gov to FDA communications about specific drugs, including product labeling and even our advisory committee meeting materials. Members of the patient, academic and scientific communities can easily use this number to identify and track clinical research from a drug's development throughout the regulatory process. Including this number on FDA materials could greatly benefit all those interested in following the progress of specific clinical research.
We're committed to enhancing transparency about the work we do at the FDA, especially when it has the potential to foster further research and discovery across the scientific community, and better inform patients and providers. We'll continue to seek new ways to enable greater access to key scientific information that can advance scientific inquiry and improve public health.
The FDA, an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, protects the public health by assuring the safety, effectiveness, and security of human and veterinary drugs, vaccines and other biological products for human use, and medical devices. The agency also is responsible for the safety and security of our nation's food supply, cosmetics, dietary supplements, products that give off electronic radiation, and for regulating tobacco products.
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The fans were chanting "Let's go Dolphins!" as one, over and over again, as the merry mob poured down the stadium concourses when it was over Sunday. It sounded like emotion that had been pent up for the past decade-plus was finally spilling out, being set free. It felt like that.
"This is just another step in the process," Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill said afterward.
No, it wasn't, of course.
This was an enormous leap in the process, both actually and symbolically. For a young quarterback trying to prove himself as special, for a team fighting to make the NFL playoffs, and for a fandom aching so long for their Dolphins to be relevant again — this was a watershed.
The circumstances alone would have made it so: a late-season victory with the postseason in play.
But the opponent guaranteed it was a day that merited every decibel in that post-game chant.
Miami Dolphins 24, New England Patriots 20.
It was the biggest victory yet for second-year coach Joe Philbin and his second-year quarterback. That was because it put surging Miami at 8-6 and eyeing that sixth and final playoff spot the way a starving dog eyes a T-bone. But that was also because Tannehill outplayed the sensei master, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, and the Dolphins beat their AFC East nemesis for the first time in eight games.
It has been such a long time that this rivalry has seen Miami playing obedient little brother to Brady and New England coach Bill Belichick.
That doesn't reverse itself with one win, no. But change has to start somewhere, with something. Maybe Sunday was it.
"It's time for us to step forward to the forefront of our division," as defensive star Cameron Wake put it.
The Patriots have dominated the division almost nonstop since their star coach/QB combo arrived in 2000. Dolfans have been waiting just as long for a post-Marino quarterback who deserves their long-term faith. It could hardly be called a coincidence Miami hasn't won a playoff game since that wait began and since Belichick/Brady did, too.
"This feels like finally getting over the hump," as tackle Bryant McKinnie put it.
If you don't think Sunday was a statement game for a team that needed to make one, consider what Philbin ordered printed and set in players' locker stalls before the game. It was a quote from Heat impresario and champion Pat Riley:
"Every now and then, somewhere, someplace, some time, you are going to have to plant your feet, stand firm and make a point about WHO YOU ARE and what you believe in."
The Dolphins were challenged to do that Sunday, and did, overcoming 10-0 and 20-17 deficits.
And Tannehill did that in what has been a defining, faith-building December to remember for the 25-year-old quarterback.
Tannehill has directed Miami to a 3-0 record this season-saving month.
Two weeks ago he helped beat the Jets and demonstrate to all New York fans the gulf between their young passer and Miami's.
Last week he outplayed Steelers veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in snowy Pittsburgh.
Then Sunday, he out-Brady'd Tom Brady, passing for 312 yards and three touchdowns with zero interceptions, his 120.6 passer rating dwarfing Brady's 85.7.
This is Tannehill, rising, passing tests when they matter most.
After a vintage Brady drive had given New England a 20-17 lead with four minutes left, Tannehill engineered the type of late rally that helps define quarterbacks.
The thousands of Patriots fans in the house were chanting "Dee-fense!" as Tannehill went to work. After a sack he faced third-and-16 from his own 34, the game — and season — teetering.
He hit Brian Hartline for 11 yards.
Fourth-and-5. Going for it. Everything on the line. Again.
Charles Clay for 6 yards and a first down.
Later, Rishard Matthews toes the sideline for a 24-yard catch.
Then Marcus Thigpen dashes in with a 14-yard TD pass with 1:15 to play.
"Guys around me were helping me out so much," Tannehill said, deflecting the credit.
What ensued was what the quarterback called "the longest 75 seconds of my life" as he watched helplessly as Miami's defense — its secondary depleted by injuries — held on against the final Brady assault.
Tannehill barely knew the name of the unlikeliest defensive hero who arose for Miami Sunday.
"I think I'd met him once," he said, smiling.
Michael Thomas had been signed Tuesday as a hedge against others' injuries. He took on Brady in the final minute, deflecting a pass in the end zone and then making a victory-sealing interception.
Cinderella in cleats.
"I started crying on the sideline," Thomas admitted. "It's crazy, what's happened to me this week."
Across the joyful post-game locker room, defender Jared Odrick nodded at Thomas and said, "I don't even know his first name." McKinnie didn't, either. Kept calling him "Number 31." Receiver Mike Wallace called him "Michael Jordan."
Teams that aim to be special find creative ways to win, and sometimes find their heroes in the strangest places.
The Dolphins sell T-shirts that read, "It's Our Time."
It hasn't been for the longest while.
But it was Sunday.
At halftime, Philbin challenged his players, saying: "Do we want to be a great team or an average team?!"
Sunday alone doesn't mean this is a great team.
But maybe a third consecutive win like this one means this team — and its quarterback — are getting closer, and that they know the way.


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The Shia LaBeouf-starring war film Man Down grossed just £7 (approximately $8.60) at the UK box office in its opening weekend, according to box office figures compiled by ComScore.
The Guardian reports that Man Down opened in one theater in the country — the Reel Cinema in Burnley, Lancashire — along with its release on digital platforms, and generated a total weekend gross of £7.
The film — in which LaBeouf stars as Gabriel Drummer, a U.S marine battling PTSD after serving a tour of duty in Afghanistan — has been savaged by critics, with The Telegraph's film critic Tim Robey describing it as an "incoherent, deranged PTSD drama [that] is an insult to the intelligence."
Variety editor Brent Lang noted that the £7 take at the UK box office meant the theater likely sold just one ticket to the film, as the average cost of a cinema ticket in the country is reportedly £7.21.
Man Down — co-starring Gary Oldman, Jai Courtney, and and Kate Mara — was released in the United States in December 2016 and currently holds a Rotten Tomatoes approval rating of just 15 percent. According to Variety, the film grossed $454,490 in its US release.
"To say that the new film throws its star under a bus wouldn't be entirely fair: it's more a case of the whole bus tipping off a cliff, with [director Dito] Montiel at the wheel, and screenwriter Adam G Simon attempting some very ill-fated navigating duties," the Telegraph's Robey wrote. "The movie is fragmented enough from the word go, but plummets from such an insane height at the end that you want to rewind and hand everyone involved a personalized black-box recorder."
The film's poor performance will come as another setback for LaBeouf, whose "He Will Not Divide Us" anti-Donald Trump art project has been forced to move multiple times this year. In March, a group of Internet sleuths tracked down the actor's art project in a remote location in Tennessee and replaced it with a "Make America Great Again" hat.
LaBeouf's art project initially began as a four-year live stream outside the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City, but was later taken down after the museum said the project had begun to present a security risk.
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