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Deke: Saints LB Pat Swilling likes the Saints to win
by Deke Bellavia
posted Jan 9 2014 9:51PM
Just two days before the biggest game of the year for the New Orleans Saints, I had the pleasure of visiting with the great Pat Swilling. Pat was our special guest on the Saints Players Show, where Pat and I talked about the Saints game against Seattle, his glory days in a Black and Gold uniform, and of course, his relationship with the greatest set of linebackers to ever grace the field in the famed 'Dome Patrol.
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"You know it's funny. When the Saints win I seem to always have a great week. The fans make things so fun. I think we have the best fans in the world, and trust me, the players are grateful for the fans support."
The 1991 NFL Defensive MVP showed up in a Saints jacket, sat right down and began to dissect the Saints and Seahawks as if he were suiting up this weekend with the team. "Man, Deke, I miss the game. I miss playing, I miss the friendships I had with many players and just being able to go out and play each week is something is greatly miss." I started things off by asking Pat to give a few words on each of the great linebackers he went into battle with each Sunday.
On Rickey Jackson: "The best player to ever play the game. I'm talking about pure toughness in Rickey Jackson. Rickey Jackson was someone you wanted with you if you were in a foxhole somewhere. Rickey played just a few days after being in a serious car wreck. That was Rickey. One of the best pure football players to ever play the game."
On Vaughn Johnson: "Not only my friend but one of the toughest, grittiest inside linebackers to ever play the game. He could run, he could hit. Just ask Roger Craig. Every time I see Roger Craig he looks at me and smiles and says I can't believe how hard that guy (Vaughn Johnson) hit me."
On the late great Sam Mills: "Coach Mills. That's how we felt about Sam. He was our coach. Sam was a great football player, he was strong as an ox and he knew everything about the game. He knew every tendency on every player on every team. I can still remember hearing Sam call me and tell me what play the other team was about to run. Sam was a student of the game, but he was our coach on the field."
Pat was more than optimistic about the Saints chances this weekend against Seattle. Pat told me he thinks that the Saints will play much better and he really likes the way the Saints are playing right now. Can the Saints pull off the upset this week at Seattle? #56 thinks so! "I think the Saints have a great opportunity to win this game. I've been hearing what the odds makers are saying and the national media, but I think the Saints are going to play well."
So why does Pat think the Saints can win? "We are playing good defense. When you are on the road you have to play great defense. If the Saints don't play great defense they won't win." Pat said that the Saints offense could aid the Black and Gold defense by having some long time-consuming drives that would keep Seahawks QB Russell Wilson off the field.
"He's (Russell Wilson) a great player. And the longer he is off the field the better it is." Swilling was impressed with the Saints rushing attack last week and he says rushing the football against Seattle is vital for the Saints also.
So what will it be Mr. MVP? "I'll say the Saints win it 27-24."
So there you have it, Who Dat Nation. And as far as his life after football, "I've got a real estate company and I enjoy coaching basketball," Swilling said. Swilling resides in New Orleans. #56 finished his great career with 107.5 career sacks.
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had season tickets back then.great interview,only can afford to watch my boys on tv these days.id love to sit down with pat,ricky,and bobby and pic there brains.that was some good times..........George........JUST IN CASE.......firstname.lastname@example.com
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Enjoy your weekend
Top it off at the Seymour Speedway tomorrow night, July 5.
Increased pay in ALL divisions.
NO increase in pit or grandstand admission.
Budweiser IMCA Modifieds, Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars, O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mods, Turbo Blue Street Stocks, 4 Cylinders, Thunder Trucks.
Racing at 5:30 PM.
Seymour, July 3 – The Seymour Speedway will host the Holiday Classic that will be featuring our 5 regular divisions plus the Thunder Trucks this Sunday, July 5 on the 1/3 mile banked clay oval. Title sponsors for the night will be Frank's Place and O'Reilly Auto Parts, and they will have several door prizes to be given out.
There will be no late models competing this week, but are on the schedule for July 19 and August 23 as part of their Lucky 7 Series.
The drivers will be competing for an increased Summer Holiday Classic payoff and there will be NO increase at the pit or grandstand gates this week, our way to THANK EVERYONE for choosing Seymour Speedway as part of your weekend racing.
Running order will be:
O'Reilly Auto Part IMCA Sport Mods
Turbo Blue Street Stocks
Budweiser IMCA Modifieds
Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars
4 Cylinders
Thunder Trucks
Pit gates open at 3:30
Late sign in at 4:45
Drivers meeting 5 PM
Pit admission $25.00 discounts for minors.
Grandstand opens at 4.
Adults 19-55 $11.00
Students 13-18 and Seniors 55+ $8.00
Kids 12 and under FREE with paid adult.
Racing at 5:3o
Three practice dates remain for the season, July 14, August 11 and 25. Anyone can come out to test and tune their cars from 5 – 8 pm. Cost is $15 per person to enter the pit, Grandstand is open free of charge.
Reminder. Starting next week, July 12, race time will be moved to 6 PM for the remainder of the season.
Hope you can join us this Sunday at the Seymour Speedway.
Seymour, July 2- At the regularly scheduled board meeting on Wednesday July 1, N.E.W. DIRT officers discussed the upcoming events scheduled for the Seymour Speedway.
This week, July 5, the track will host their Summer Holiday Classic series. Scheduling problems with WDLMA Late Models and a couple other groups prevent this years July event from having an outside division join us.
It was decided to run Sunday nights program with the usual increased Classic payoff. There will be NO increases at the pit or grandstand gates.
Frank's Place and O'Reilly Auto Parts are the sponsors and have door prizes lined up for fan giveaway on Sunday.
The WDLMA Late Models will be making their second scheduled Lucky 7 series appearance at the Seymour Speedway on Sunday July 19. Swinkles and Victory Vinyl will be the title sponsors for this big event.
The race from Memorial Day that was rained out has been rescheduled for Sunday August 23. All five regular divisions will be running both nights along with the Thunder Trucks.
The High powered IRA Outlaw Sprints will be making their annual appearance on Sunday August 2. Bumper to Bumper of Seymour is the presenting sponsor for the night. All other divisions will be running their full programs. Spectator Eliminators are on the schedule as well.
Practices have been well attended so far and the next dates set for July 14 and August 11. There has been one added for August 25. The practices are held on Tuesday nights from approx 5 – 8 PM. Cost is $15 per person for the pit. Grandstand is open FREE. Practice is open to any division.
The Board also discussed and decided that starting with the Sunday July 12 race, race start time will be moved back to 6 PM. Several reasons from driver and fan input, and it will also help with track prep.
It was brought to our attention last weekend, that the engine rules for the street stock division were missing on the web site. Looking into it, we found the last 3 pages are not there. We are following rules as Oshkosh and 141, and will be getting that re set in the next day or so. To clear any confussion, rules will be printed and handed out to the Street Stock drivers on Sunday. Also found the link to IMCA for the 4 cylinder division is gone. We will get that re done as well. If there are any other issues with information, please let the club know so we can make sure everything is current and applologize for any inconvienience.
The second half of the 2015 season is already here, and plans continue to bring you the best racing on the 1/3 mile banked clay oval in Northeastern Wisconsin.
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Webster's Dictionary defines a support group as "a group of people with common experiences and concerns who provide emotional and moral support for one another or sustain each other by discussing problems affecting them."
One of the first things that my doctor advised me to do when I was diagnosed in 2007 was to get in touch with local support groups, and so I did, almost immediately. I started attending my local group's meetings in southern Colorado as often as I could and then, in the summer of 2010, the opportunity arose for someone to take over as leader.
Recognizing the physical handicaps that this disease had placed on so many, I figured that I would put my youth, energy and abilities to good use. It became my personal mission to do all that I could to support PH research and become an active member of the PH community. The support that I had experienced from my local support group made such a difference in my life and inspired me to try to give some of that support back to others.
I have 12 years of experience working with people of various age groups, ethnic backgrounds and developmental levels, and my work, volunteer experience and education have taught me that people are all unique individuals requiring very diverse forms of attention and support. With this in mind, last year I set out with some like-minded support group members to start a different kind of group. This group was designed to complement what we already had going and as an alternative to local patients whose needs weren't met by the traditional support group. We launched an "Under 35" support group with the idea of meeting once a month, face-to-face, with younger individuals willing to talk about their struggles and challenges as a young adult — dating, school, and working with a chronic illness.
"The Front Range PHun Lungs," as we called the group, has now become an interactive support group that meets at various locations and serves as a social club for patients, caregivers, friends and family — but also addresses specific issues of different populations when needed. It is led by a core group of patients, young mothers, teachers and counselors who offer support to members of the community in need of advice, a visitor, a social gathering, a phone call or education.
There are so many different ways that we, as patients and caregivers, can offer support to one another. All ages need support — and not necessarily the same kind. Consider school-age children who just want to fit in. They struggle with not being able to do what their friends can like exercising in PE class or playing on the playground. What about teenagers? They have to deal with peer pressure, wanting to be accepted and making positive choices for their health. There are also young adults who have questions about relationships, the future, sex, the possibility of children and being considered "disabled." At times, patients and families just need an outlet where they can be themselves without limitation.
That is what the PHun Lungs group is all about. The group recognizes the differences in various populations' struggles and respects them by meeting their individual needs. For example, if someone in the group needs an advocate to help deal with a difficult situation, that is what we become. If someone needs assistance organizing a fundraiser, we take on that role. We consider ourselves a stable and accepting support system, a "PHamily" without question or hesitation.
We like to base our gatherings around fun activities as often as it is appropriate. While we launched with young adults in mind, at this point the group is for all ages, not only the young but also the "young at heart." Although it can be a challenge to coordinate, meeting in person is always the goal. And remember, support groups of all structures and sizes are important. Support can be a large community with a similar interest or issue or it can be you, just sitting at a kitchen table with three friends.
As a Generation Hope member and support group leader, I'd like to offer some ideas that have been shared with me to those who are considering starting groups geared toward young people dealing with PH.
By Lindsay Collins,PH Patient & Support Group Leader
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At that time, the collectors of the half-shekel tax went up to Peter and said, "Does not your teacher pay the tax?" He said, "Yes." And when he came home, Jesus spoke to him first, saying, "What do you think, Simon? From whom do kings of the earth take toll or tribute? From their sons or from others?" And when he said, "From others," Jesus said to him, "Then the sons are free. However, not to give offense to them, go to the sea and cast a hook, and take the first fish that comes up, and when you open its mouth you will find a shekel; take that and give it to them for me and for yourself."
At that time the disciples came to Jesus, saying, "Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?" And calling to him a child, he put him in the midst of them, and said, "Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Whoever humbles himself like this child, he is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven."
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Also, WVU can lose at home. You should know that Lou... So I wouldnt be stunned if Baylor or some other pretty decent big 12 teams pull it off. Im figuring 3 losses for WVU in the regular season and likely an annual bowl win vs. some garbage team.
Finally, that Bridgewater kid is just as good of a player as Geno Smith though nobody seems to notice. Lots of fancy stats for ol Geno. Louisville is probably just as good if not better than the mountaineers overall.


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Law, Legalization and Politics: An Agenda for the Next Generation of IR-IL Scholars
Kenneth W. Abbott
Arizona State University
Duncan Snidal
Nuffield College, University of Oxford
June 20, 2012
INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: THE STATE OF THE ART (Jeffrey L. Dunoff & Mark Pollack, eds.) (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2012 Forthcoming)
The intersection of international relations and international law (IR-IL) has developed into a sophisticated intellectual enterprise, yet there remains room for further advances. This chapter suggests a research agenda for the field as it moves into its next generation. Our argument turns on a series of conceptual pairings: IL and IR, law at a point in time and legalization over time, values and interests (and with them constructivist and rationalist analyses), and especially law and politics, which engage all the other concepts. Our approach seeks to avoid privileging either side of these pairings, which are often presented as dichotomies; indeed, the vitality of the IR-IL nexus lies in its ability to bring these elements together and exploit the synergies and tensions among them.
In exploring these pairings, we make several arguments. First, we note that IR-IL scholarship has been somewhat one-sided, with IR more frequently used to explain IL – mainly at a high level of generality. We argue that it is now time to reverse the gun sights: to ask what IL can contribute to IR, and what IR-IL has to offer traditional IL scholars and practitioners. Second, we observe that the "ism" wars between rationalism and constructivism have subsided in IR, but reawakened in the IR-IL setting. We argue that a unitary approach forfeits important intellectual advantages, including the ability to fully comprehend the interplay of law, legalization and politics, especially over time. Finally, we suggest several concrete areas for research that engage these themes, including a substantial agenda stemming from existing work, new forms of cooperation in the "penumbra" of international law, and opportunities to connect IR-IL with the practices of international law in ways that will contribute to the theoretical enterprise.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 31
Keywords: international law, international relations, legalization, law and politics, rationalism, constructivism, legal design, soft law, private rule-making, problem structure, social mechanisms
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I was never a Star Trek fan at all. Never really watched the show or the movies and never really understood the big deal about the series. Saw this trailer at Quantum of Solace and got to admit, looks pretty cool.
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gi joe seems like an argument waiting to happen. wonder if theyll put "real american heroes" in the movie. like in the latest superman, it had a quote that said "truth liberty and all that stuff" instead of "truth liberty and the american way".
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Feb 25, 2009 Bowel Movements, Gall Bladder Cleanse, Headaches, Reflexology Treatments
After a reflexology treatment, there may be some side effects that are not the most pleasant but needed to start the process of healing.
A reflexology session helps improve your bodily functions and may result in flatulence or burping. A backed up or clogged colon will cause many stresses on the body that may not be as easy to relate the problems to each other. Some of these symptoms are:
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Specific parts of the plantar or "bottom" of the feet are worked when a client comes with a issue like constipation. This should be relieved in a short amount of sessions when done close together. This is likely to be set up so there are 3 sessions in a week to 10 day time frame. Many people have a bowel movement or movements after their first session.
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By Russ OakesonFerron
In regards to an article in the Deseret News April 15 "Coal-powered electricity increases pollution levels." I do not believe in putting my trust in science, and so called facts.
I live away from the Wasatch Front, and incidentally I live near a coal fired power plant. There is technology today to burn coal and be environmentally conscious.
Plants today are being improved by the use of gas scrubbers, fly ash removal systems. True, we should look to other resources, hydro power is generated by backing up in our state the Green and the Colorado rivers, which I imagine is not very popular these days with environmental groups. Geothermal, solar, natural gas, and wind.
I feel there is nothing more beautiful than to see lines of wind turbines on the horizon. Yea right.
Is it not true that the Wasatch front is growing every year and with it increased use of the automobile? Even with improved emission controls, in my opinion it is the biggest contributor to the pollution problem. How about using mass transit which I am sure many do.
I rarely drive to downtown anymore when I go to Salt Lake and part of it is operated by electricity, also bigger homes to supply energy,and with more automobiles more roads to build in environmentally sensitive areas. Everything we have today has the potential to harm us or the environment. Human beings have been at risk ever since we came to earth.
As for human health we drive faster and more people are dying on our highways, and yes I believe there are substances such as drug and alcohol abuse, yet our life span seems as a whole to increase.
Geneva Steel is gone as is a lot of steel production in the U.S. Imagine that, and yet I can drive into Utah County from Spanish Fork Canyon and I still drive into an ugly cloud. It's sunny where I live.
I do not believe your pollution should be put on coal generation, the wind usually blows out of the north if we did not have the Wasatch plateau dividing us from the Wasatch front we would have your smog in our area.
I have a hard time believing coal generation is causing your smog problem. On most nights the sky where I live is crystal clear and I can see the lights from the Wasatch from great distances. Lots of light huh?
In my opinion any time population increases in any valley, inversion will follow. I do not buy into global warming. Let us worry a little more about the trash along our highways, our mountains, streams, and lakes. Just look at a recreation area in our state after a holiday weekend. I feel as a society we take way more from our environment than we put in, a bigger home to satisfy vanity that takes more lumber and other raw materials, more cars per family.
That in my opinion is giving big oil pleasure. It would be nice to see people with a lot of money, politicians, and others, practice what they preach.
In the program "An Inconvenient Truth" the star is riding in a large automobile, hypocritical in my opinion, at least he could have ridden a bicycle.
Coal is still a reliable and can be a clean resource. The luxuries we have today still take electricity. It powers our homes and makes life much easier, it makes the news when it goes out, and we still take it for granted.
As populations increase there will be more shortages and outages than have already happened. Our world today reminds me of a story, The Sky Is Falling.


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The Role of Marketing in Social Media: How Online Consumer Reviews Evolve
Yubo Chen
Tsinghua University - School of Economics & Management
Scott Fay
Syracuse University
Qi Wang
Binghamton University
January 11, 2011
Social media provide an unparalleled platform for consumers to publicize their personal evaluations of purchased products and thus facilitate word-of-mouth communication. This paper examines relationships between consumer posting behavior and marketing variables - such as product price and quality - and explores how these relationships evolve as the Internet and consumer review websites attract more universal acceptance. Based on automobile-model data from several leading online consumer review sources that were collected in 2001 and 2008, this study demonstrates that the relationships between marketing variables and consumer online-posting behavior are different at the early and mature stages of Internet usage. For instance, in the early stage of consumer Internet usage, price is negatively correlated with the propensity to post a review. As consumer Internet usage becomes prevalent, however, the relationship between price and the number of online consumer reviews shifts to a U-shape. In contrast, in the early years, price has a U-shaped relationship with overall consumer rating, but this correlation between price and overall rating becomes less significant in the later period. Such differences at the two different stages of Internet usage can be driven by different groups of consumers with different motivations for online review posting.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 32
Keywords: Word-of-Mouth, Online Community, Consumer Reviews, Social Media
JEL Classification: D83, L15, L86, M37
Date posted: November 17, 2010 ; Last revised: June 19, 2014
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Psalm 20.3,4
You have set a crown of precious stones upon their heads.
Verse: They asked, and you have given them length of days for ever and ever.
BRETHREN, always and for everything give thanks in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father. Be subject to one another out of reverence for Christ. Wives, be subject to your husbands, as to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, and is himself its Savior. As the church is subject to Christ, so let wives also be subject in everything to their husbands. Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.
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Saracens coach Paul Gustard has defended wing Chris Ashton over criticism of his defensive skills in recent weeks.
Saracens coach Paul Gustard has defended wing Chris Ashton over criticism of his defensive skills in recent weeks.
Ashton's missed tackles during the Six Nations and a sin-binning for a high tackle against Harlequins two weeks ago have brought his technique under the spotlight, but Gustard, who will coach England in Argentina this summer, has defended the winger.
"Chris is not a bad defender. Occasionally he misses a tackle but so what, everyone does," said Gustard to the Guardian.
"You can either focus on somebody's negatives or their positives. Over the last two weeks Chris has performed really well for Saracens. A year ago he was a world-class winger and a shoo-in for the Lions.
"He had an unbelievable try-scoring record for Northampton and scored a few tries for us at the start of the season. He gives us something different and he's a threat, even if the tries have dried up for a month or two. He's still an unbelievably dangerous player. He has more to his armoury than just scoring tries."
"Charlie had a bad defensive reputation before he came to Saracens but the stats show he's our third highest tackler.
"We've got a 'Wolf Board' listing our best defenders and Ashy's name is there this week. Your 'Wolfness' relates to your ability to knock somebody down and Chris was high up. At this club you'll never be vilified for a mistake, only a lack of effort."


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It's time to set the mood for the upcoming months with the next installment of my bi-annual/seasonal mixtape series: aRod's FallGaze 2012 Mix. The mixtape is chock full of lustful indie grooves, steamy disco + deep, sleazy house. Hot tracks from heavy hitters like Anna Lunoe, Disclosure and Van She along with some unreleased heaters from Benoit & Sergio, MANIK feat. Jeremy Glenn and Sure Thing…this mix should keep you warm and electrified from Fall all the way through Winter.
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only for the Amish community..lol, but yes, that outfit does look nice on her.
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Was it the fact that the Green River Lady Pirates volleyball team was there to cheer them on or was it the fact that they began Region 18 play? Maybe it was the fact that the team came together and played to their potential and brought home a win.
The Pirates played two games on the home field of the Tintic Miners who since the last time the Pirates played on their field have added red clay to the infield and grass to the outfield.
The day was perfect and the Pirate bats were humming and the defense made some early plays that brought needed confidence to a bruised team. Adrian Escalante pounded his first home run of the season into right center while Jason Johnson put one over the left field fence for his fourth. Elias Polito was on the mound and he brought with him 'game face'. Elias, who had struggled earlier with consistency found his mark and the Miners paid the price. Elias pitched four complete innings with Adrian Escalante finishing the last two innings. 'E' said after the game that he was more focused, having the ability to more fully tune out game noises and concentrate on the task at hand.
The second game wasn't as nice as the first. You see, the Tintic Miners have this pitcher who according to a few Pirate players said he scares them while at the plate. He's fast and he's accurate with a slider and curve ball. This didn't mean that the Pirates couldn't hit off him but it made it very difficult. The first game saw a score of 15 to 13 in the Pirates favor; the second game was 10 to nothing and was called with the mercy rule.


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Tourist Council
The Levy County Tourist Development Council will meet to review grant program applications on Thursday, June 25 at 6 p.m. at the Levy County Agricultural Office Building, 620 N Hathaway Ave., Bronson.
The meeting is open to the public.
WAG Annual Meeting
The Williston Animal group (WAG) will hold its annual membership meeting and election of officers and directors on Saturday, June 27 at 9:30 a.m. in the Williston Fire Hall. Changes to the bylaws will be discussed and voted on.
AARPee^Summer Activities
AARP Chapter 912 announces its "just for fun" summer schedule. They will have a booth at Williston's Independence Day Celebration at Horseman's Park, Friday, July 3. There will be two raffles-one for a set of ladies' golf clubs with bag and one for ladies' size 7 golf shoes. Raffle tickets are $1/each or $5/6 and may be purchased at our booth or from Mignon Craig, 528-3323. The drawing will be on Sunday, July 5 and the winners will be notified by phone.
Bronson Book Fair
Come join the Bronson Friends of the Library for the best reading this summer.
The Book Fair will be held Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days at the old Bronson Town Hall.
For more information, call the Bronson Library at 486-2015.
LCREC Meeting
Blood Drive
Every day LifeSouth Community Blood Centers needs over 1,000 units of blood for the hospitals we serve. This summer, bring paradise to those in need and get a chance at your own tropical getaway by donating blood during the Donors in Paradise summer drive on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13.
The blood drive will be held at city hall in Williston on Friday between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and on Saturday, June 13 between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Hearing Impairedee^Picnic
All deaf/hearing impaired and their family members are invited to a picnic on Saturday, June 6 at the Bronson First Baptist Church located in Bronson. Friends and sign language students are welcome, too. This event will be from 4-7 p.m. You must be on time to enter the door prize drawing. Please bring a covered food dish to share.
For more information, call Violet at (352) 256-5281 after 7 p.m. weekdays and anytime on weekends.
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Ombudsman Council
May 21
The North Central Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Council will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, May 21 at Haven Hospice of North Central Florida, 4200 NW 90th Blvd., Gainesville.
The meeting will commence with an open session at 12:30 p.m. All interested parties are encouraged to attend.
Tourist Council May 21
The Levy County Tourist Development Council will meet Thursday, May 21 at 6 p.m. at the Levy County Visitors Bureau Office, 620 N. Hathaway Ave., Bronson.
Levy Fair
Pap smear clinic May 14
T.MC. Healthcare of Williston will hold a pap smear clinic on Thursday, May 14, from 1-4 p.m.
No appointment is necessary. This service will be provided to all women with a charge of only $5. This fee includes the office visit and the laboratory billing.
For further information call 528-0587. The office is located at 630 N. Main St., Williston.
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Lions Club
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The Williston Lions Club would like to invite those interested to attend its first meeting. A representative from the Lions Foundation will be at the Williston Club House with the intention to revive the Williston Club. There will be no pressure at this meeting to join. The club wants members of the community to know what the Lions Club is all about and introduce the great benefits. The Lions International and Lions Foundation of Florida have many programs that benefit any community were a club is active.
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The Tri-County Foster/Adoptive Parents Association will hold its first yard sale on Saturday, May 2, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. behind the First Baptist Church of Bronson, 460 S. Court St., Bronson.
This is a non-profit organization and all proceeds will go to help foster/adoptive children in the Tri-County area.
Any questions call Kim (President) at 486-4233 or Peggy (Vice-President) at (352) 463-7492.
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* Angel House Thrift store is open on Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located at Holy Family, 17353 N.E. 27A, Williston.
* Friends of the Williston Library, Book Fair, 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Community Center in the the City Hall Complex.
Monday, May 4
* Lions Club 7:30 p.m., Lions Club 401 S.E. Sixth Ave.
* Levy Veterans Support Group, 7 p.m., Williston City Hall.
* AA Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Thompson Hall at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church.
* Al-Anon, 7 p.m. Midway Plaza, 13451 N.E. Hwy 27 Alt.
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Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend, Mary Sue Chapman Dutson passed away suddenly on Dec. 17, 2010 from involvement in an automobile accident. Mary Sue was born on Jan. 3, 1961 to Spenst Gale and Verna Chapman in Price, Utah.
Mary Sue began school in Kemmerer, Wyo. and graduated from Emery County High School in 1979. She graduated with an Associate's degree from Snow College in 1981 before serving an LDS mission to Cleveland Ohio.
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Final Report – Game #3 from BIMS 1300
by gwilson on Jan.03, 2011, under Uncategorized
The third game created as a final project by students in BIOL 1300 Intro to Scientific Reseaarch was called "College Life". It was voted overall "best game" by the majority of class members. This game about the academic climb from entering freshman to graduating senior was created by team members Chris Tatum, Raven Blanchard, Jessika Williams, and Sara Ploetz.
College Life is a multi-player game in which students move around a gameboard based on the McMurry campus map to answer questions from a variety of categories representing the general education requirements for a degree. They must also choose a major where additional questions have to be answered. As they reach milestones in courses completed, they move from freshman to sophomore and up through the classifications until they become seniors. Questions increase in difficulty as one progresses to become a senior. Fine Arts questions might require modeling with clay or signing a song or drawing an object, showing that this is not an ordinary trivia question game. Other categories (History, Science, Humanities, Math, and Business) also used innovative means for challenging students. As seniors, they must answer capstone questions in their major in order to graduate from College Life as the winner.
All students in the class played the three games and rated them on their playability, their conformance to the expected specifications, and their inclusion of elements from the course – use of inductive and deductive logic, cause and effect, repetitive use of the question-test-analysis cycle (the scientific method), and so forth. Students rated it highest in playability and learning curve, in the "fun factor" and in conformance to design specifications laid out beforehand. They felt it was the game "most ready for prime time", that this game could be refined into a fun game for the whole family and would have a decent chance of being commercialized. Congratulations to these students for creating the winning entry into the game competition for Fall 2010.
During the semester, I often described our approach to learning about how science is done as being a "wax on, wax off" method of teaching solid content and abilities using unconventional methods. The final products of the course – the games just described – demonstrated the approach works surprisingly well. Can't wait to see what the Spring 2011 class will accomplish!


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Written by Tony Ibrahim
28/02/2012 | 01:27 |
Category: ROUTERS AND SWITCHES
A year ago Cisco endeavoured to shave a billion dollars of its expenses. After the savage restructuring of operations, the shuffling of workers and termination of staff, the company has managed to achieve that goal, and many others.
ComputerWorld surmises the company began by instating its first ever Chief Operating Officer. It then simplified the structure of its management council, reorganised its sales, shuffled workers around its engineering department, laid off 6,500 employees, pulled the plug on its Flip consumer video business and sold off its CATV set-top box factory to Foxconn, shifting an additional 5,000 workers in the process.
A year on and CEO John Chambers sums the experiences up as 'traumatic.'
"Reinvention is hard," Chambers says. "We have done this five or six times over the last two decades, but it is still hard.
"It has been a traumatic 15 to 18 months."
The hard moves have paid dividends for the company, with second quarter earnings revealing more than a billion dollars in expenses have been shaved off a whole quarter earlier than expected.
Revenue was up by 11% year-over-year while its core product categories, including switches and routers, were up 8% and 11% respectively. Despite the good results, last year's performance still lingers with Chambers. He believes the undergone product refresh—which was the largest in the company's history—was one of the things that set Cisco back.
"That hit the bottom line more than expected," Chambers said. He is quick to focus on the future though.
"We normally see [big transitions] things two to four quarters ahead of our peers…And most of our big bets on these transitions have pretty much come through." To support his claim Chambers cites Cisco's leadership in VoIP technology and the company's gains in videoconferencing.
Amongst their prized gamble is the company's Unified Computing Environment, which is now a billion dollar product line with sales thriving by 91% in the last quarter alone.
Now valued at $45 billion, Chambers believes Cisco will become more active in mergers and acquisitions.
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Tyler Biggs had a +10 Corsi on Friday
Cam Charron
November 05 2012 01:03PM
This is pretty cool. Tony Notarianni, a Leafs blogger who dissected the matchup between Connor Brown and Ryan Rupert in an early season Friday Night Hockey game on Sportsnet again got the chance to compare two Toronto Maple Leaf prospects this Friday when Tyler Biggs and Matt Finn ran into each other.
Justin Fisher, who's been keeping track of prospects for us (that involves actually watching the games, who knew?) has seen a lot of Oshawa Generals games and says that Biggs tends to make a lot of plays away from the puck that benefits his scoring line. This is why I wrote earlier that points can't be the only way to judge Biggs, particularly from a statistical perspective, when the "statistical perspective" when Biggs makes the jump will be determinant on how well he plays off the puck, indicated by his Corsi or usage numbers.
On Friday, Oshawa played Guelph. If you watched that game, you may have noticed a couple of good things for Leafs prospects: Garret Sparks was exceptional, stopping 44 of 45, and being named first star of the entire CHL by Yahoo! Sports' Neate Sager:
The Toronto Maple Leafs prospect played traffic cop and thief concurrently for Guelph, stopping 44-of-45 shots in an internationally televised 4-1 win over the Oshawa Generals. In one of his best performances of the season, Sparks was the main reason the Storm had a chance to come back in the final period. He stoned fellow Leafs pick (and fellow Team USA hopeful) Tyler Biggs from point-blank range and stopped at least a dozen redirected shots. The 19-year-old also made a sprawling save on Chris Carlisle with two minutes left that kept Oshawa from pulling within a goal.
While Matt Finn scored a goal and Biggs didn't, you could make the legitimate case that Biggs deserved more goals than Finn got. Biggs ripped a wrist shot past Sparks that when crossbar down, and out, and also got stopped point-blank, as Neate notes. Not only that, but Finn's goal was an absolute fluke, bouncing off the back boards and off the back of Generals goalie Daniel Altshuller before going in.
Biggs' possession game, on the other hand, was pretty solid. According to Notarianni, had a +10 Corsi number (29 shot attempts for, 19 against) in 16:49 of even strength play, despite getting a -6 offensive zone start advantage. That is to say, he started 12 shifts in the defensive zone and six in the offensive zone. Extrapolation is dangerous, and this is just a single game, but despite not getting on the board, Biggs did his part.
I was fairly impressed with how well Biggs performed in the defensive zone. He had a great sequence in the third period battling down low with Guelph's 6'7" forward, Justin Auger.
Worth noting that score effects played a prominent role. Down by a goal from early in the third period and down by two in the second half of the period, the Generals had to play more aggressive hockey, which lends itself well to Biggs getting some favourable possession numbers. That said, Biggs has played most of the season on a top six that has been great sometimes and dominant at other times.
Here's how our in-house scout Gus Katsaros described his possession game:
Biggs excels using his hockey sense and penchant for being around pucks in the offensive zone, fighting for space in front and pucks along the boards, cycling deep and throwing his body around. Big and strong he is exceptional at protecting the puck under pressure and forces players to use their sticks or try to hold him to stop his momentum. It's a good quality to draw penalties. Adding an improved net presence will only help, but there's been evidence of him developing a greater shooter's mentality.
A decent player? Maybe. Convinced he was worth trading up to get? Not quite there, because he isn't the guy who is going to bring the puck into the zone every rush. There's an interview with Biggs on Page 6 of this month's "In The O" magazine (available here on .pdf) that mostly has Biggs talk about his father Don who also played with the Generals. He doesn't seem to want to talk too much about hockey, what drives him, what makes his game successful or not successful, how he grades his play…
This quote: "actually I didn't even think I was really going to go ([in the draft]" isn't particularly re-assuring, however.
He was compared to Lucic at the draft.. I don't think he's going to be that type of player - but he should be a serviceable NHLer in the top 6/9 range.
November 06 2012, 06:08AM
November 06 2012, 07:36AM
And Biggs was screening Sparks on the Jenner goal.
He's never going to lead your rush into the offensive zone, but he will start your cycle game in the o-zone corners, which to me is just as important.
Ya never know, that Corsi fella has a heck of a left hook and a dandy right cross.
November 06 2012, 11:14AM
Oshawa led in shots something like 38-21 after the 2nd. Hard to see him getting all that corsi in the 3rd after Guelph scored, since the shots ended up 45-38.
November 07 2012, 06:58AM
I think we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. Projecting Biggs beyond the bottom 6 on an NHL is a mistake. Realistically his offensive game has such strides to make in order to be a top 6 NHL player that the other aspects to his game are what make him a prospect. He has all the tools to be a VERY solid bottom 6 guy who can do many things. A mobile big body that can hit and be agressive, stick up for teammates, and chip in the occasional goal.
Biggs was projected as a very "safe" pick and it's easy to see why. His game is hard-nosed and workman like plus his size and talent, it's easy to see why that is.


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Originally Posted by FrozenIce
Arena is fun... I only play on 1 arena server tho... ranked 4 for the lulz.... (playtime), Payload is also good... I don't have L4D ;(, I'm also up for CoD 4.
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