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If Tim Tebow is Superman (a concept hilariously illustrated by the Sporting Blog's national treasure, LSU Freek), consider taking snaps under center his kryptonite.
Florida's Baby Rhino struggled in his first Senior Bowl workout with Tony Sparano's South team, and everyone -- everyone! -- noticed. From the Palm Beach Post:
Performing drills with fellow South team quarterbacks...Tebow fumbled the ball at least twice while taking snaps under center...[and] fell into his same old habits — holding onto the ball too long, locking onto receivers and throwing wobbly passes. The scouts noticed.
to NFL.com analysts:
Tebow repeatedly dropped snaps, and had a tough time hitting open receivers. While it is apparent that he has been attempting to work on his unorthodox delivery, his elongated wind up and tendency to pat the ball before releasing, clearly impact his accuracy.
He was out of rhythm, missing receivers low and high and fumbling snaps while also struggling to read defenses and use proper footwork when dropping from under center.
...to the Miami Herald:
Tebow fumbled snaps, missed receivers and at one point even tossed one wobbling, floating incompletion that appeared to slip out of his hands. The wounded pass landed in the vicinity of Tebow's entourage.
This isn't the first time Tebow's questionable mechanics have struck NFL scouts, or the first time they've realized the spread offense hero won't have mastered some of the basic practices more NFL-ready college quarterbacks have down pat. So the question becomes: will he improve enough?
Last year, Florida hired quarterbacks coach Scott Loeffler to prepare Tebow for taking standard snaps; a handful ensued but most were designed runs and didn't reveal much in the way of measurables. Prior to Senior Bowl week, he worked with noted QB guru Marc Trestman, and observers said he spent much of yesterday with Dolphins QB coach David Lee.
If it appears his tutoring is paying off, there won't really be much concern about drafting Tebow in the first two rounds; after all, someone with a level of commitment inscribed and mounted on a stadium isn't going to fumble snaps forever.
And at least one NFL coach seemed unfazed by the horror.
"I think his fundamentals and his mechanics are really good, really solid," Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said. "They did a great job coaching him down there at Florida. I thought he did some really good things today. I thought his delivery was fine."
Huh. That's...a different opinion. Instinctive defense of a good kid under fire, or sign Miami might need a new scouting process? You decide, but keep an eye on Tebow. That ball could end up anywhere, and no one needs a bonk on the noggin.


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RENTON — Despite another suspension under the NFL's policy on performance enhancing drugs, Seattle head coach Pete Carroll insists that the Seahawks "go well past" what the league asks of teams when it comes to educating players about league rules.
Five suspensions under the league's PED policy since 2011 says the Seahawks still need to do more.
Don't take my word on that. Just ask Carroll, who when asked if the latest suspension, which was handed down to defensive end Bruce Irvin, has him reevaluating just how they get the message across to players, answered, "Continually, because it's not right yet. We all know that there are big issues, we all know that. It's not just here, it's not just in this sport, it's in all sports, it's in schools, it's everywhere. And we have to figure it out and try to help, through education and through all of the ways that we can, and we will always compete to find more creative ways to make the message clear."
According to ESPN, the Seahawks' five PED suspensions since Carroll took over in 2010 are the most in the NFL. And no, I'm not going to say six, lumping cornerback Richard Sherman in there. Because failed test or not, Sherman's name should have never been leaked before he had a chance to go through — and as it turned out, win — the appeals process.
But going back to late in the 2011 season, guard John Moffitt, tackle Allen Barbre, safety Winston Guy and cornerback Brandon Browner have all served four-game suspensions as first-time violators of the league's PED policy. In the case of Moffitt, Browner, Irvin and many other players throughout the league, the prescription drug Adderall is blamed as the culprit for a failed test.
And never mind for a second that we can't be sure why any player failed a test because the league is not allowed to confirm nor contest whatever explanation a player or his agent gives. The Seahawks have an issue in their locker room whether it is with Adderall, unapproved supplements, or something worse. And in no way am I implying that Carroll is overseeing a cheating scandal; instead these failed tests point to a culture of poor decision making by individuals. But ultimately this is Carroll's team, and he needs to figure out a way for the message to get across better to his players, whether it is coming from him, assistant coaches, general manager John Schneider, or players who are leaders in the locker room.
Carroll can't threaten harsher punishment such as fines or additional suspensions, because based on the rules of the league's collective bargaining agreement, teams can't hand out discipline beyond what is issued by the league. But Irvin's pending suspension is another reminder that something needs to be done. Some way, some how, Carroll and company need to figure out why their current methods weren't enough to deter five players in less than two years from making damaging decisions. No coach is ever going to be able to police an entire roster 24 hours a day, but Carroll will be the first to tell you that he needs to figure out a way to convince his players to be smarter about what's going into their bodies.
"Always," Carroll said when asked if he takes responsibility for Seattle's multiple suspensions. "If you look at it like you're a parent, you can turn your back on your kid if you want, but I'm not doing that. Sometimes the messages that in some areas are taken to heart and delivered upon and you can tell that everybody's getting on board, then sometimes it doesn't hit home. That doesn't mean that we kid them out the door, it means we try to help them through it and make them see the right thing and come out stronger for it."
According to NFL.com, the league could decide to step in and levy fines if the Seahawks have "Multiple players being suspended in a season for violating the drug, steroid or personal conduct policies." But for a team with Super Bowl aspirations, a fine from the league should be the least of Seattle's concerns. Instead, the real fear should be that another bad decision or two could cost the team victories.
And as much as Carroll hopes he can get the message across, ultimately the solution needs to come from within the locker room, both in the form of leaders driving the point home, and with individuals making better decisions.
"We've got to make the right decision as players," said quarterback Russell Wilson. "It's up to us to make the right decision at the end of the day. It doesn't matter what the coaches say positively or negatively or whatever, we have to make the decision as players, and I think we'll do that. One thing is that we have to continue to be leaders in the locker room and make sure that everybody knows that's unacceptable."
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Now the 3DS has themes, too
A 3DS firmware update has enabled themes, shortly after the Vita introduced a similar feature.
3ds Firmware headlines
3DS firmware update adds save transfer tool
US 3DS owners can now transfer saves from retail games to the downloadable version, allowing you to escape the world of cartridges altogether should you so desire.
3DS also gets a new firmware update
Not to be outdone by the Wii U, the 3DS has also received a new firmware update, bringing it to Version 4.5.0-10U. The patch brings "further improvements to overall system stability" and makes "other minor adjustments" to "enhance the user experience." It's reportedly quite a small patch and therefore quick to download. Thanks, IGN.
3DS firmware update live, includes accomplishments
3DS users are reporting the latest, delayed firmware update is now rolling out. The system update adds 3D video capture; DLC support; the option to transfer your data to another 3DS console; and new content for Mii Plaza. GiantBomb notes the new Mii Plaza content includes a list of achievement-like "accomplishments", although they don't link […]
3DS firmware update delayed into December
Nintendo of Japan, via Andriasang, has announced a delay to the promised November 3DS firmware update. The system update is now expected on December 8, and will allow for 3D movie capture, new Mii Plaza features, and the ability to transfer data between 3DS units.
Check out the 3DS's new Join Friend function
The latest 3DS firmware update allows players to party up quickly and easily.
3DS friends list overhauled by Super Mario 3D Land update
The Japanese release of Super Mario 3D Land comes with a sneaky firmware update for your 3DS.
November 3DS update to add 3D video capture, more
Nintendo has announced a November 4 release for its next 3DS firmware update, which adds a number of new features and improvements.
Monday Shorts, overnight edition - Uncharted karting, Deus Ex birthday, more
It's quiet, brother. Too quiet. Digest these insignificant morsels while I investigate whether the industry was abducted over the weekend.
PSA: 3DS firmware update available now
A new 3DS firmware update is said to be doing the rounds, offering the fix the problem introduced in the last update.
PSA: 3DS eShop firmware update now live
Just a quick reminder that the first major firmware update for the 3DS ius now live in most territories. The update adds in suport for the console's eShop and an Internet browser. Flash support is not inbound, unfortunately, and the 3D content video player is still some way off, although promised soon.
Ridge Racer 3D issues follow 3DS firmware update
This week's 3DS firmware update brings with it several exciting new features – and a nasty Ridge Racer 3D bug, apparently.
Nintendo delays eShop 3DS Firmware into June
Nintendo's confirmed that its delayed the launch of the first main firmware update for 3DS, which will see the addition of the eShop.
Nintendo 3DS firmware updates could brick systems using flashcarts
Japanese retailer Enterking has posted a warning on its website which notifies customers that the use of flashcarts on 3DS could result in their systems getting bricked by firmware updates.
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Pedro Almodóvar delivered BAFTA's annual David Lean Lecture on Sunday 18 November, exploring the profound influence cinema has had on his life and work.
Lecture Details:
The 2012 David Lean Lecture took place on Sunday 18 November 2012 at BAFTA's Headquarters, 195 Piccadilly.
The talk, entitled 'The Cinema Inside Me', took place in the form of conversation between Almodóvar and curator, writer and educator Maria Delgado. Following the talk, actor Miranda Richardson presented Almodóvar with his BAFTA for The Skin I Live In, which he had been unable to collect at the 2012 BAFTA Film Awards.
Listen to Key Moments From The Lecture
About Pedro Almodóvar:
Spain's most influential director since Luis Buñuel, Pedro Almodóvar has made a name for himself on the world stage with his penchant for bright colours, labyrinthine narratives and bold splashes of melodrama.
Born in 1949 in the quiet Spanish town of Calzada de Calatrava, Almodóvar moved to Madrid in 1967 to escape the poverty of his rural upbringing. With the country's film schools closed under the Franco regime, Almodóvar became a self-taught filmmaker, exhibiting his first shorts in alternative underground clubs around the city.
In the late Seventies, the fall of the Franco regime brought about a wave of counter-culture and hedonism in a movement known as La Movida Madrileña. Almodóvar became a figurehead of the movement, creating films that came to characterise the era. His first feature, Pepi, Luci, Bom (1980), was very much a product of the time: a campy comedy of unbridled excess, sexual liberation and amped-up melodrama.
As writer and director of his films, Almodóvar has retained complete creative control over his work, carving out a niche that is very much his own. His later films, including All About My Mother (1999), Talk To Her (2002), Volver (2006) and The Skin I Live In (2011), revolve around the same grand themes of family, identity, desire and death, treated with an artful balance of comedy and drama. Laced with love, sex and obsession, his films are notable for their strong female leads and his long-term collaborations with actors such as Carmen Maura, Victoria Abril, Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas.
At the time of writing, Almodóvar is working on his latest release. The film, titled I'm So Excited, stars Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas and is currently in post-production.
Almodóvar has won five BAFTA Awards: three for Film Not in the English Language (The Skin I Live In, Talk To Her, All About My Mother), one for Original Screenplay (Talk To Her) and the David Lean Award for Achievement in Direction.
He has been nominated for a further six: five for Film Not in the English Language (Broken Embraces, Volver, Bad Education, Live Flesh, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) and one for Original Screenplay (All About My Mother).
His recognitions also include two Oscars for Talk to Her and All About My Mother, Cannes Festival nods for Volver and All About My Mother as well as numerous Goya Awards in the director's home country.
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Almodóvar portrait by Ian Derry for BAFTA's Past Winners photoshoot for the 2012 Film Awards brochure
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Do you really think that you are the master of your fate?? What would you say, if I told you that you were wrong. Akim, no longer young, but still good looking, rich man bought a new technology (machine that can cut many trees). He didn't know that this simple decision not only will have an impact on his own life, but also change life of many others. There is also a girl. The girl, who want to discover who she really is and what is her role in this mess.
Aaron poured sugar into his coffee and watched as the white hill protruding out of the water line. What I am doing? He thought, hiding head in his hands. When Akim finds out, and he surely finds out that aunt left, he would be angry. He was sitting in a small cafeteria, located near train station and thought what to do now. Akim ordered to call Eidel's aunt during his absence, but even aunt couldn't stand this girl. She left, leaving him with "this" big problem. And what would have happened, if she once again had tried to kill herself? Of course, it would be his fault. He didn't keep watch her.
From meditations interrupted him voices from the adjacent table. He raised his head and looked at the young woman, sitting next to him. She discussed with waiter.They exchanged a few phrases, after which the woman got pale.
It's not my business. He thought, looking away. When the waiter went away, the stranger stand up and walked to the nearby table, where lay the newspaper and returned to her place, spreading it in front of her. Her behavior, astonishing Aaron. He watched how she raised the cup and very slowly took a small sip.
Aaron nodded toward the waiter.
"How can I help you, sir?"
"Do you have "The Morning Herald?"
"I'll get it." Answered the waiter.
Aaron looked again at the stranger, who studied last page very carefully. The waiter got him the newspaper. Aaron thanked and converted it until he found it. Work offer.
"Here we go." He murmured and again looked at the unknown woman. He noticed disappointment on her face. He lowered his head and read title: "A strong man needed." Involuntary he smiled and reviewed next offers. Nothing. There is nothing that could be interesting for a young woman. For a moment came to his mind a thought. Enough absurd that he laughed under his breath.
Suddenly he got serious and looked at the young woman again.
It would not hurt to try. He thought. He got up from the seat and walked to the table where she was sitting. He pushed back the chair and sat down in front of her, calling the waiter.
"We will ask two apple pie." He turned towards the waiter.
The woman raised her sight to him and he saw pair of brown eyes.
"I suggest you set, sir. To every apple pie is coffee or tea."
"We'll have two coffee." Aaron said, ignoring woman's glance.
When waiter walked away, he turned his face toward the young woman.
"How can I help you, Mister?" She had a nice voice, a slightly lower voice. Aaron could finally get a better look at her. Under the small hat stuck gold curls. Her face was pretty. Small nose, nice mouth. She wear a white shirt and jacket in the color of blue.
"No, I would like to help you."
"I don't understand." She said, frowning her dark brows. "Why do you want to help me?"
"I see that that you are looking for a job."
The girl blushed. She quickly folded the newspaper and hid it under the table.
"I assure you that my present life situation shouldn't bother you."
Aaron leaned forward and turning his head toward the girl, asked quietly:
"Did the waiter order you to release the table after drinking tea?"
An even larger blush appeared on the girl's face.
"I'm not ashamed of my present situation."
"And I don't judge you by it. I offer you help."
"I'm sorry, but I'm not a tramp."
Aaron made a face.
"Please forgive me, but you do not attract me."
She blushed to the tip of her hair.
"Then what else would you offer to me?"
"Work. Good work, at good people's home."
She looked at him intensively and then averting her eyes she said:
"I have another offer."
"Seeing, how diligently you read this newspaper and how slowly you were drinking tea, I dare say that you have no other offer and you are now poor as a church mouse."
The girl dried her mouth with a napkin and rose abruptly. She passed him, when he suddenly caught her wrist.
"Please, let me go!" She commanded, trying to move her wrist.
"Do not make scenes. Sit down."
She looked at the people in the room who watched her curiously.
The waiter stepped toward her, being ready settle an argument against her. She clenched her mouth and returned to her place.
"What dirty game do you run?"
"Dirty? I'm clean as a whistle. I already said I want to help."
"What kind of work is it?" She asked, looking at him gloomy.
"You will be a lady companion."
"No, a lovely lady." The word "lovely" hardly get out of his mouth. "Very rich lady. You will receive good pay, food and a roof over your head. Later, I write you references. And how? Did I convince you?"
"It is rare to find such a manifestation of goodness." She said with irony.
"That's true." He answered with sardonic smile. "You can talk about exceptional happiness. We haven't fixed yet one more thing."
"What thing?"
"Your name. My name is Aaron Girig, and your?"
"Gutmann … Igone Gutmann." She added after a moment.
"Nice to meet you Miss. Gutmann. Do you mind started just now?"
"Yes. Do you want to bring something with you? We can stop by your house. You can take the most important things. Tomorrow I send someone for rest."
"No, everything I have here."
Aaron frowned his forehead and looked down at the suitcase. How he could not notice it before? The girl's poor sense of consciousness put him in a good mood. She had a knife on her throat and with such person is easier to neglect. The waiter brought cakes and coffees. With big smile Aaron tried the apple pie, feeling pleased about the way the situation has developed.


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Life Science: Session 7
Scientist at Work
Dr. Aaron M. Ellison is senior research fellow in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology at the Harvard Forest, and adjunct professor in the graduate program in organismic and evolutionary biology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He received a B.A. in 1982 from Yale University and a Ph.D. from Brown University in 1986. In 1992, during his tenure as the Marjorie Fisher Professor of Environmental Studies at Mount Holyoke College, Dr. Ellison received the National Science Foundation's Presidential Faculty Fellow award for "demonstrated excellence and continued promise both in scientific and engineering research and in teaching future generations of students to extend and apply human knowledge." His research foci include: food web dynamics, community ecology of wetlands and forests, evolutionary ecology of carnivorous plants, and the application of Bayesian inference to ecological research and environmental decision-making.
Dr. Marianne Farrington is the associate director of the Edgerton Research Laboratory at the New England Aquarium in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Farrington earned a Ph.D. in Biochemistry at Pennsylvania State University in 1987, before going on to Northeastern University to complete her post-doctorate work. In 1991, she joined the New England Aquarium's Edgerton Research laboratory. She began a course of work that led to the analysis of juvenile groundfish bycatch survival in Northwest Atlantic Fisheries. While at the Aquarium, Dr. Farrington also taught human genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology of the cell, as well as introductory biology courses through Northeastern University's division for returning adults, University College.
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Imagining writing on it aside, the Table of Sound is a neat idea with both wired and wireless docking options, but I think I'll still do with mounting my speakers in corners. [wondering boys via designboom via Dvice]


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The day has finally arrived. Sam Hunt has, at long last, shared some new music with fans, and it comes in the form of his brand new single "Downtown's Dead." The song was co-written by Hunt, Josh Osborne, Zach Crowell and Shane McAnally, and like Hunt's previous music, the track blends country and R&B as the Georgia native sings about missing his love.
Earlier this week, Sam cleared his Instagram account, leaving several photos of a seemingly dead downtown, teasing that "Downtown's Dead" would be released "tomorrow" (May 16).
Our producer Ray must have a bromance for Sam Hunt because ever since Hunt cleared his Instagram and posted new photos, Ray has been trolling Hunt's Instagram hard.
Ray's first comment was on a portrait of Hunt, "It's about time you're back Michael Jordan."
The second comment from Ray was on Hunt's picture of him on a motorcycle, "The world awaits Samuel."
The third comment was truly a bromance moment for Ray, "I dvrd the warriors/rockets game last night if you wanna rewatch it later."
And lastly, Ray noted how much he missed Hunt and honestly it's the most relatable, "Missed you pimp. Swing by the crib sometime."


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Renowned for his contributions to anthropology, biology, and the social sciences, Bateson asserts that man must think as Nature does to live in harmony on the earth and, citing examples from the natural world, he maintains that biological evolution is a mental process
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Hello! Last month I found an amazing video about mixing patterns in your throw pillows. We all love patterns and colors, but to make things look nice, everything has to be balanced. It's all about the right proportions. Here are style tips from my favorite Design Star Winner, Emily Henderson.
mixing patterns from modshift on Vimeo.
1. Edit your color pallet - narrow down colors to 3-4
2. Mixing the scale of pattern - have the right mix of scale
Large scale and large scale - looks confusing to the eye
Small scale and large scale - your eye can differentiate the two
3. Limit the amount of patterns in your sofa to 2-3 and in a room to 3-5
Add a little bit of solid colors and texture to add depth
4. Spread the patterns to even out the visual weight
I made three attempts on this mixing and matching:
Look 1 - The terra cotta settee is added with pops of bright colors. I super love the orange lion in the forest pillow! I used florals (that are not super girly) and greens for a nature inspired look.
Astrid Settee, Anthropologie; Fantastic Forest Pillow, Anthropologie; Dahlia Throw Pillow, Wabisabi Green; Kells Bloom Throw Pillow, Shopruche
Look 2 - Scandinavian chair, with geometric patterns. I used grey with a little bit of mint and deep red. And that graphic pillow makes it all look young and fun.
Wilmot 3 Seat Sofa, Habitat; Swiss Alps Cushion Cover, Ponyrider; Chevron Crewel Pillow Cover, West Elm; Mint Fretwork Pillow, Caitlin Textiles
Look 3 - For this one I wanted to go for a glamorous look so a cream mid century sofa is added with sequins, fluffy texture, and gold gold gold, which all speak luxury!
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A Village Bids a Daughter Farewell
MEDVARA KALA, India--Last month, Umapati Devi, a day-laborer, chatted with a colleague about future weddings in this village in eastern India, she recalled in an interview.
When it came to a 23-year-old student whose family is from the village but lived in New Delhi, Ms. Devi told her colleague that when the young woman married, "It will be big" because she was poised to launch into a physiotherapy career. Most of the villagers are employed in small time agriculture.
Instead, the village gathered Saturday for a very different ceremony -- a feast to mark the end of the traditional 13-day Hindu mourning period following the young woman's death Dec. 29. She died of injuries sustained when she was beaten and gang-raped on a moving bus in India's capital Dec. 16, police say.
Mrs. Devi, 45 years old, was one of many villagers who helped prepare the feast.
The young woman, whose name has been withheld in accordance with Indian law on naming rape victims, "is no more," Mrs. Devi said. "But that doesn't stop me from working for her." She added that her family has been working on the farmland of the victim's family for generations.
A close relative of the victim was managing the feast. He received guests, including the representatives of various political parties who attended.
The young woman "was supposed to visit us in the village in next few months," he said.
The victim last visited the village, a collection of small houses amid fields, four years ago. Then, she told the relative that she will visit the village for a longer duration this time and looked forward to eating the fresh fruit that farmers there grow.
The feast, which was attended by about 2,000, included cottage cheese, puffed breads, fried rice—some of the woman's favorite dishes, the relative said. The villagers sat on the ground in long lines as they ate.
It started about two hours late on a chilly winter's afternoon as the attendees waited for local Brahmins, the priestly caste at the top of the Hindu caste hierarchy, to take the first bite to mark the beginning of the feast, in accordance with tradition.
According to the mourning ritual, at least 16 Brahmins must be fed first and have offerings made to them before the feast can be declared open for those who belong to other castes.
"May her soul rest in peace," said Sanjeev Kumar Pandey, 40, who succeeded his grandfather as a priest to the family. The other Brahmins, all from his family, were "busy," hence the delay, said Mr. Pandey. He makes a living conducting prayers and rituals in the area.
"It seems that even gods came down and joined us for the feast," said Mr. Pandey, referring to the dense fog that engulfed the region until late Saturday morning.
Mr. Pandey said he conducted a lengthy ritual during the day for the "peaceful journey of the soul into the next life." He said the family of the victim offered new clothes, footwear, fruit, and bedsheets, among other things, during the ritual to comfort her in her passage.
The victim's family left the village about three decades ago for New Delhi where her father sought new work opportunities, eventually landing a job as a loader at Indira Gandhi International Airport. He invested in the education of his daughter and her two younger brothers and she funded her collage tuition by working nights in a call center.
She represented the one-generation social and economic leap upward that millions of fathers hope their children will achieve here. The young woman was cremated in New Delhi shortly after she arrived back from Singapore, where she had been flown to a hospital for specialist treatment.
"The farewell of my daughter should be beautiful," the father said as he split his time between attending to the rituals and greeting various VIPs as they came to pay their respects.
Politicians from across the spectrum came to his home—some with condolence messages and some with financial assistance for the poor family. Akhilesh Yadav, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh state, where the village is located, visited the house Friday and gave a compensation check to the victim's father.
He also promised to open a primary healthcare centre in the village. The nearest hospital is at least 20 kilometers (about 12 miles) away.
The relative recalled that the when the young woman was last in the village, "she saw a death in the village due to lack of nearby medical facilities. She pledged to build a hospital in the village."
He added: "We want a multi-facility hospital here, but perhaps her soul would be satisfied if a primary healthcare centre is built for now."
The family has received about three million rupees (about $55,000) in compensation so far from different agencies and is expected to get another two million soon.
Also, the college where the victim studied in Dehradun, in northern India, has offered free education to the two brothers, if they wish to pursue studies there.
"Didi (elder sister) has left us. But we will always be proud of her," one of her brother said.
Added Srikrishna Khabrar, 18, a high school student: "Our village has the focus of the administration now. We hope we get a road and regular electricity supply." His views were echoed by many others attending the feast, who wanted better infrastructure in their village.
The woman's family is planning to return to New Delhi later this week.
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August 26, 2018
Neil Simon, giant of American stage, dies aged 91
Author of
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The Sunshine Boys
won a Pulitzer and four Tonys, and dominated Broadway for many years
The Pulitzer and Tony-winning playwright
Neil Simon
has died, it was announced on Sunday. He was 91.
Simon was prolific – his hit plays and musicals included The Odd Couple, Barefoot in the Park, Sweet Charity, The Sunshine Boys, Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues, which made Matthew Broderick a Broadway and Hollywood star. He was also a prolific author of screenplays, including successful adaptations of The Odd Couple and Barefoot in the Park. A standard Broadway joke had it that only William Shakespeare wrote more hit plays.
Simon won the Pulitzer in 1991, for Lost in Yonkers, three Tony awards and one for special achievement, and the Mark Twain prize for humour. He was nominated for four screenplay Oscars without winning, but was a Kennedy Center honoree and had a Broadway Theater, the Alvin, named for him in 1983.
In 1997, he told the Washington Post: "I know that I have reached the pinnacle of rewards. There's no more money anyone can pay me that I need. There are no awards they can give me that I haven't won. I have no reason to write another play except that I am alive and I like to do it."
Simon wrote comedy. Born in the Bronx in New York in 1927, he learned his trade in the city, writing jokes for comics including Sid Caesar, whose staff also included the young Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner.
It was rich soil in which to grow: in his Paris Review interview, published in 1994, he remembered "the screaming and fighting – a cocktail party without the cocktails, everyone yelling lines in and out, people getting very angry at others who were slacking off".
Among the first tributes on social media on Sunday, the Seinfeld and Borat writer Larry Charles bracketed Simon with Woody Allen and Brooks as "three very similar and yet very different pillars of modern American comedy in the seventies (think Annie Hall, Blazing Saddles and the Odd Couple) … all … still deeply influential today".
The Star Wars actor Mark Hamill called Simon a "GIANT of the American Theatre"; Vincent D'Onofrio said he was a "genius"; Elaine Paige said: "He truly was the king of Broadway comedy."
News of Simon's death came a day after it was announced that John McCain, the Repubican senator and presidential nominee, had died in Arizona, of brain cancer, at the age of 81.
The veteran broadcaster Dan Rather switched from discussing McCain's life and legacy to write: "Neil Simon brought a unique eye for life to stage and screen. Through sharp characters and dialogue, he prodded us – in laughter and tears – to contend with the traits that make us human. Another voice who understood the power of art in our American story now belongs to eternity."
Bill Evans, a longtime friend and press agent for Simon and director of media relations at the Shubert Organization, a Broadway powerhouse, told reporters Simon died in a Manhattan hospital early on Sunday, of complications from pneumonia.
In 2004, when Simon was 76 and going through dialysis, Evans gave him a kidney.
"We've been friends for 25 years," Simon told the New York Times. "It's wonderful of him to do this."
Asked what he knew about such transplants and how he had decided to take such a huge step for his friend, Evans echoed accounts of Simon's career.
"You hear nothing but success stories," he said.
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Goat Tart Recipes
Savory Goat Ricotta Cheese Puffs
There are guests coming tomorrow, and as usual I had no clue about what to make. I scoured my pantry and found a bag of macadamia nuts, just waiting to be used. I made walnut pesto yesterday, and I didn't feel like making another pasta and pesto dish. As they say, variety is the spice of life.
I think appetizers are perfect for dinner parties; they allow people to nibble without interrupting the flow of conversation. I often make some sort of mini puff pastry, and I thought a macadamia pesto would be the perfect filling. However, a traditional pesto would be too thin on its own, so I added some homemade crème fraîche and some goat ricotta cheese. As you may have noticed, I'm a huge fan of goat ricotta cheese, and I get it whenever it's available at the local creamery.
Today, I made the pesto and the dough, tested out and baked a couple of puffs in the oven for tasting. The smell was intoxicating, and it was really difficult to snap a couple of photos before everyone descended upon them.
You can freeze both the pesto and the dough. If you often have last minute guests as we do, it's easy to pop them out of the freezer and bake them. Your guests will love them, and you'll be a rockstar without much effort!
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Discover some surprising statistics about eye care and vision loss, from UV exposure to impact on education
An eye test, much like a trip to the dentist, is a life admin appointment that many of us undertake every 1-2 years to ensure that we are seeing the world clearly, from your computer screen to the road signs on the motorway. However, there is more to eye tests than reviewing your prescription or making blurriness clear again.
An eye test is essential to keeping your eyes healthy and protected from potentially developing problems such as refractive errors (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism), cataract or glaucoma. If undiagnosed, remaining uncorrected or untreated, such problems can lead to severe vision impairment and even blindness, despite the fact that 80% of visual impairment can be prevented or cured! And yet, 2.5 billion people live with poor vision, unaware of the potential damage they could be causing to their eyes by not correcting their sight.
Aside from the potential visual impairment that can occur without proper eye care and check-ups, sight problems can affect a number of lifestyle elements and even impact your quality of life, especially in children who may be unaware of a problem. Thorough eye exams can also help to diagnose other problems such as diabetes and cancer.
Good eye care (i.e. wearing your glasses) and regular eye tests help keep your eyes and sight healthy, and ensures you can get the most out of life without compromising the view.
Take a look at some surprising statistics below for more information on eye care, negative impacts, and visual impairments to see the world through our eyes and protect your sight starting today.
- UV rays are harmful and have a cumulative impact on your eyes, especially as 40% of UV exposure occurs when you are not in full sunlight. Moreover, some 80% of all UV exposure occurs before reaching the age of 18 as a child's eyes are not as adapted to withstanding UV rays as adults.
- Uncorrected vision problems can be found in 23% of drivers AND 59% of road traffic accidents may be related to poor vision.
- Vision problems can affect productivity in the workplace, and with 33% of the world's working population living with uncorrected eye conditions, performance implications could affect economies worldwide. Furthermore, globally, a surprising $269 billion is lost in worker productivity because of uncorrected vision.
An individual's productivity and learning ability can also be affected in education if they're suffering from poor vision, especially children.
80% of what children learn is through visually processing information, if their sight is affected, this can disrupt their learning and ability to absorb information considerably, making good eyesight crucial to education and a child's development. With 30% of children suffering from a sight problem, it isn't just their education that may be affected but their health (headaches, etc.) and their ability to interact and engage with others around them.
An estimated 19 million children are visually impaired. Of these, 12 million are impaired because of refractive errors, which can be easily diagnosed and corrected. That's 12 million children struggling more than they need to when a simple eye test can improve their quality of life.
Globally, 43% of visual impairments are due to uncorrected refractive errors(astigmatism, etc.), while 33% is due to un-operated cataracts with a further 2% due to glaucoma. These are the major causes of visual impairments, many of which can be treated, cured, or prevented.
An eye test may appear to be a simple test of whether you need glasses to make blurriness become clear, but it can often be the line between healthy eyes and causing long term damage to sight, potentially diminishing quality of life, and even affecting education. Don't put it off, regular eye tests (at least one every two years) can help you maintain healthy vision – visit an optical store today.


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NEW YORK, April 30 (UPI) -- Dancing With the Stars contestant Amy Purdy continued to update her fans via Twitter following her Monday night hospitalization.
"So, Looks like I have a rib out of place and my muscles are in spasm," Purdy wrote to her 31,000 followers. "I am being very proactive in healing up so I can continue this journey."
Purdy, a paralympian snowboarder, was rushed to the hospital before Monday's DWTS episode came to an end when her "back cracked and it just seized up" after facing the judges.
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Here is the second installment of our premature poll for next season.
The Top 20 will be broken up into four installments, with Friday's post involving teams ranked from Nos. 15 to 11. Thursday featured Nos. 20 to 16. Monday will highlight teams ranked Nos. 10 to 6 and Tuesday Nos. 5 to 1. Wednesday will include three schools not mentioned in the poll that could make some waves.
Unless there are confirmed reports about certain players planning to use fifth years of eligibility, this space will assume that seniors in 2013 will not return next year. Unannounced fifth-year seniors and potential transfers will affect the rankings that come out next February, but here's a spin anyway:
15. Johns Hopkins (2013 record: 9-5; NCAA tournament finish: no tournament)
Losses: Six starters including three of team's top four midfielders in John Ranagan (14 goals and nine assists), Lee Coppersmith (11 G, 7 A) and John Greeley (3 G, 13 A).
Returners: Two of this past season's three starting attackmen in sophomore Wells Stanwick (24 G, 23 A) and junior Brandon Benn (34 G, 1 A).
Reason for pessimism: A defense that ranked third in Division I after allowing just 7.8 goals must replace two-time Outstanding Defensive Player Tucker Durkin (32 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers), defenseman Chris Lightner (36 GB, 9 CT) and goalkeeper Pierce Bassett (7.59 goals-against average and .604 save percentage).
Reason for optimism: The losses in the midfield will cut deep, but junior Rob Guida (3 G, 4 A in six games), freshman Ryan Brown (17 G, 4 A), junior Rex Sanders (13 G, 0 A) and freshman Holden Cattoni (6 G, 3 A) give the Blue Jays some options to refresh that unit.
14. Denver (14-5; NCAA semifinals)
Losses: Four starters including attackman Eric Law (43 G, 35 A) and midfielders Cameron Flint (37 G, 15 A) and Chase Carraro (6 G, 2 A), and two key contributors in attackman Colin Scott (10 G, 13 A) and midfielder Taylor Young (5 G, 9 A).
Returners: Six starters, including sophomore attackman Wesley Berg (56 G, 16 A), sophomore midfielder Eric Adamson (27 G, 13 A) and freshman attackman Gordie Koerber (20 G, 4 A).
Reason for pessimism: The Pioneers must replenish a faceoff unit that graduated Carraro (76 GB, 167-of-289 for .57.8 percent) and Chace Calkin (20 GB, 75-of-164 for 45.7 percent).
Reason for optimism: Despite bidding farewell to defenseman Kyle Hercher (28 GB, 16 CT), the defense does return a pair of starting defensemen in junior Harley Brown (11 GB, 14 CT) and sophomore Carson Cannon (17 GB, 3 CT), a pair of starting short-stick defensive midfielders in sophomore Garret Holst (49 GB, 11 CT), redshirt junior long-stick midfielder Drew Babb (10 GB, 4 CT), and a pair of goalies in sophomore Ryan LaPlante (9.85 GAA, .576 save percentage) and junior Jamie Faus (9.37 GAA, .554 save percentage).
13. Maryland (10-4; first round)
Losses: Four starters in attackmen Kevin Cooper (20 G, 22 A) and Owen Blye (22 G, 8 A), and midfielders John Haus (18 G, 10 A) and Jake Bernhardt (17 G, 7 A).
Returners: Despite the graduation of first-team All-American long-stick midfielder Jesse Bernhardt (4 G, 3 A, 59 GB, 25 CT) and short-stick defensive midfielder Landon Carr (2 G, 3 A, 17 GB), the defense will be anchored by redshirt junior goalkeeper Niko Amato (7.98 GAA, .594 save percentage); three starting defensemen in junior Michael Ehrhardt (53 GB, 15 CT) and sophomores Goran Murray (19 GB, 13 CT) and Casey Ikeda (14 GB, 10 CT); and junior short-stick defensive midfielder Brian Cooper (10 GB, 10 CT).
Reason for pessimism: How does an offense that averaged just 10.3 goals in the team's final seven contests replace the combined 77 goals and 47 assists lost with the graduation of Cooper, Blye, Haus and Bernhardt?
Reason for optimism: The Terps welcome an incoming freshman class that includes six Under Armour All Americans – four of whom are attackmen (Connor Cannizzaro, Colin Heacock, Matt Rambo and Tim Rotanz).
12. Ohio State (13-4; quarterfinals)
Losses: Two starters in attackman Logan Schuss (44 G, 28 A) and midfielder Dominique Alexander (9 G, 20 A), and one key contributor in faceoff specialist Trey Wilkes (68 GB, 174-of-300 for. 58.0 percent).
Returners: Eight starters, including four of the team's top six scorers in sophomore midfielder Jesse King (32 G, 23 A), freshman attackman Carter Brown (27 G, 16 A), sophomore attackman Turner Evans (26 G, 8 A) and sophomore midfielder David Planning (17 G, 9 A).
Reason for pessimism: King and Brown enjoyed career-best seasons, but it will be interesting to see whether either can succeed Schuss as the quarterback of the offense and still be as productive against an opponent's top long-pole.
Reason for optimism: A defense that finished 13th in the country (8.8 goals per game) returns all three starting defensemen in juniors Joe Meurer (35 GB, 18 CT) and Dominic Imbordino (10 GB, 7 CT) and freshman Robby Haus (34 GB, 9 CT), junior long-stick midfielder Darius Bowling (40 GB, 14 CT) and junior goalie Greg Dutton (8.96 GAA, .523 save percentage.
11. Penn State (12-5; first round)
Losses: Two starters in attackman Jack Forster (41 G, 16 A) and faceoff specialist Danny Henneghan (84 GB, 202-of-351 for 57.5 percent), and two key contributors in midfielder Nick Dolik (10 G, 5 A) and short-stick defensive midfielder Travis Crane (13 GB, 8 CT).
Returners: Eight starters, including three of the team's top four scorers in freshman attackman T.J. Sanders (44 G, 5 A), junior attackman Shane Sturgis (27 G, 17 A) and junior midfielder Tom LaCrosse (23 G, 5 A).
Reason for pessimism: After Sanders, Sturgis and LaCrosse, no one else scored 10 goals. So who will pick up the slack created by Forster's departure?
Reason for optimism: Junior goalkeeper and first-team All-American Austin Kaut, junior long-stick midfielder Steven Bogert (80 GB, 18 CT) and redshirt junior defenseman Tyler Travis (31 GB, 14 CT) are back to pilot a defense that was the second-stingiest unit in the country at just 7.6 goals per game.