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Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 3:45 pm
Post subject: Merriman
With the moves that we have made in free agency so far, by picking up Morlon Greenwood and re-signing Seth Payne, it'll be interesting to see what we do with our selection. It's unlikely that we would actually trade up, but I think that if we could land a guy like Merriman he could really finish off our front 7.
Think about it, if we traded a 4th rounder and the 13th selection to Washington for the 9th pick, we could probably grab Merriman. Then you're talking about a front 3 of Robaire Smith, Seth Payne and Gary Walker (please Jesus, may these boys stay healthy) and then a 4 man linebacking unit of Babin, Greenwood, Sharper and Merriman. Babin and Merriman could create some real havoc coming off the ends. Then in the secondary, Glenn Earl didn't play terribly for us last year, so an immediate replacement isn't completely necessary (plus Thomas Davis ran a 4.61 at the combine, will probably be moving to LB in the NFL).
I dunno, it just seems like Merriman would be perfect for us right now. He's a freak physically, already plays in a 3-4 in college, and would fill a need. I just think in order to get him we would have to trade up past Dallas, San Diego and Detroit. Washington might even take him, so we might even have to look at trading with Arizona.
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Location: Austin, TX (Houston born and raised)
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 3:55 pm
Post subject: LBs
If they take Merriman, do they trade Wong or Peak? Those guys are too expensive and too good to ride the bench.
If they trade Posey AND Sharper then I see them taking an OLB in round 1, then moving Wong inside.
Personally, I like Carlos Rogers. They need a bigger guy to compliment Robinson, and with the way the rules are stacked now, your CBs must be able to tackle in the open field.
With their new defensive line coach, Chris Canty in the second round is as sure a thing as there is in the draft - assuming he's still there.
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Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:22 am
Post subject: what could go down
The texans are looking to trade sharper and also foreman, so if they trade on of the two look for them to go inside linebacker in the first two rounds, dont look for them to go defensive line as they've invested heavily in the front 3, the texans feel as if babin is bound to progress the most in his second year, they might move wong to the inside, but if they move him to the inside and then trade sharper then you could look for them to draft an outside linebacker, or the other solution is that wong doesn't move to the inside and they trade sharper, and then draft a inside line backer, or they dont trade sharper at all keep they're line backing core and draft a second corner back (since this draft is corner back heavy) or draft a second wide out to go side by side with andre johnson, dont look for them to go o line they think that the offensive line will progress, but if the top player on there draft board is a line man on the offense they might go that route, the texans have many option it all depends on how these next few weeks pan out, but dont be surprised if they draft a corner or a wide out with the 13 pick
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Location: Long Beach, Cali
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 1:38 am
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The prospects of Merriman-Babin combo is frightening...but I gotta say, I don't see Merriman falling past Minnesota.
They already picked up Pat Williams at DT, Napolean Harris at LB and are still looking for another DE to complement Udeze.
Some mocks had them taking a DT, which they won't anymore, and I just have this gut feeling that they're gonna take Merriman at #7
That said, I'd love to see him on your D with Babin on the other side, could be a very entertaining defense, lots of sacks and INTs, expecially if Walker and Payne could stay healty - WOW
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's soccer team continues its Horizon League slate on Saturday, traveling to Detroit to take on the Titans at noon. The game is the opener for a women's/men's doubleheader for Detroit.
Saturday's match will be the 24th all-time meeting, with the Titans owning an 18-2-3 advantage in the all-time series. Green Bay's last win in the series came on October 26, 2008 (2-1) at home.
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As a team this season Green Bay is outshooting its opponents, 166-124, including 69-55 on goal. Hannah Kernen (Belleville, Wis.) leads the team with three goals, while Heidi Hartmann (Plymouth, Minn.) and Hekla Palmadottir (Akranes, Iceland) are atop the team leaderboard with seven points (2g, 3a).
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EVANSTON, Ill. — A dominant second-half performance in which No. 1 Northwestern outscored No. 9 Virginia by an 11-2 margin lifted the Wildcats to a 13-6 victory in its regular-season finale at Lakeside Field Saturday afternoon. Northwestern (16-1) opens postseason play Friday in the American Lacrosse Conference Tournament against the winner of a first-round matchup between Penn State and Johns Hopkins.
After a pregame ceremony honoring its six graduating seniors playing their final regular season home contest, Northwestern got off to a slow start in the first half, finding the back of the net just twice while Virginia goalkeeper Kim Kolarik notched five early saves. But everything changed after halftime, with three NU goals in the first four minutes out of the break giving the Wildcats their first lead of the day and setting them on course for the win.
Northwestern received critical contributions from up and down the lineup, including a four-goal, five-point effort by Shannon Smith and two highlight-reel goals by junior Taylor Thornton. Junior Gabriella Flibotte pitched in with four hard-fought draw controls and scored on a long-distance blast during NU's run early in the second stanza.
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Thornton cut NU's deficit to two when she took a feed from Casey Bocklet and fought her way through several defenders in the fan before slotting it past Kolarik for her 22nd goal of the season. But Northwestern -- which trailed Virginia, 3-2, at halftime of last season's matchup before winning 8-4 -- had to settle for a 4-2 deficit at the break.
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Seniors Maria Tedeschi and Jessica Russo each also made their way onto the scoresheet in their final home regular season game, with Tedeschi notching a caused turnover and Russo adding one ground ball and one draw control. NU's 2012 senior class has now contributed to 80 victories during their four years in Evanston.
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When David Park was a senior in high school in Seoul, South Korea, his mother dreamed her son would be a doctor even though both of his parents were professional cellists.
"Well, that's where my father came into the picture," Park said. "He had told me a touching story [about] when he was a boy growing up in South Korea. During that time, they had very little access to advanced musical performances. And when a violinist from the New York Philharmonic came and performed, he was so moved that, until this day, he remembers the beauty of that performance. He thought that music was one of the strongest components of emotional power that can touch and move people. Thus, that propelled me to pursue music and to use it for that purpose in society."
Park is now the assistant concertmaster of the Utah Symphony. His new debut album, "Violin Meditations," offers a virtuosic exploration of the works of Chopin, Ravel, Bach, Rachmaninoff and other composers.
Yet he's not just a violin player. He loves cars, so much so that Mercedes-Benz, in a rare honor, is endorsing the CD. He's also a sports fan, who likely dreamed of having Nike fete him with Air Park sneakers. And his love of the generally humid Bordeaux climate has influenced his doting devotion for red wine.
A true Renaissance man, Park answered Tribune questions about his debut album, sports and the music of the vine.
If you weren't a musician for a living, what occupation would you have chosen?
When I was a teenager, my two idols were the great [Lithuanian violinist] Jascha Heifetz, whom I had the extreme honor to study with, and the great Michael Jordan. As a kid, I was very attracted to sports. In my elementary school, I held two track records, and in high school, I [was in] varsity tennis and track. Thus, I wanted to be like Mike. But like so many other fields, the reality sets in when you get older.
Explain what it means to be "Commanderie du Bontemps de Medoc et des Graves."
Besides music, my true passion is wine, and especially Bordeaux wine from France. In the beginning of 2011, when I was invited to play a concert at a château estate that had existed [since] 1680, I was ecstatic. Being a Francophile, I programmed predominantly French classics. Well, I was very excited to see in attendance at the front row a few mayors and owners of Grand Châteaux [which houses the Musée Condé, one of the finest art galleries in France]. Afterward, perhaps from the power of music and love for the French culture and wine, they had decided to induct me as a Commander of Honor, into what is widely considered the grand wine society called Commanderie du Bontemps de Medoc et des Graves. [It] includes some high-profile people like Hugh Grant, Prince Philip and Plácido Domingo. The event of the induction was attended by likes of the Rothschild family, the Prince of Luxembourg, the former Prime Minister of France and the Count and Countess from Germany. What I was mostly excited about was from out of 48 inductees, I was the only musician.
What is it about Bordeaux wine that excites you?
Some experts say that Bordeaux wines are like the music of Bach: very structured and appealing to the mind. Well, for me it can also bring infinite colors of aroma that cannot be described or not found elsewhere in nature. So it may be safe to say that Bordeaux wine is the father of all wines.
What are the goals that you had for your debut CD?
Bringing pleasure to the listeners. The other day, someone who purchased a CD told me that she was playing the CD all day and was worried that it might wear out. That kind of comment really makes me happy. I wanted this CD to be accessible to everyone from kids to elderly, beginners to advanced professional musicians, and for all occasions. Furthermore, being affordable also helps.
How do you see your role as assistant concertmaster?
Being one of the leaders is to try not to do too much, but to show by example. If I do my job correctly, people around me will feel the energy coming out of me and help the overall musicmaking of the orchestra. Plus, being close to the conductor, I can sense his energy and try to exude that to the others.
What is the most memorable experience of your musical career?
Being a native South Korean, one has to be when I returned to Korea for the first time to solo with the orchestra that my parents used to play in. And also when I performed Vivaldi's Four Seasons at Carnegie Hall, because of [the venue's] history.
Describe what audiences can expect from the Nov. 30-Dec. 1 performance of the Utah Symphony.
The Utah Symphony concert on Nov. 30 should be fantastic. For me, the balance in repertoire is everything, and for this concert, we have a great array of composers such as Haydn, Bruch, Mendelssohn and Debussy.
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P Thierry Fischer conducts the Utah Symphony and violinist Fumiaki Miura in music of Haydn, Bruch, Mendelssohn and Debussy.
When • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 8 p.m.
Where • Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18 to $53 at ArtTix.org or 801-355-ARTS (2787); ($10 single tickets are available to concertgoers ages 30 or younger) tickets $5 more on performance day.
Learn more • Fischer and associate principal bassist Corbin Johnston will present a free onstage chat each night at 7.
About "Violin Meditations" • Assistant concertmaster David Park's new CD endorsed by Mercedes-Benz is available for $10 before concerts at the Utah Symphony Store in the lobby of Abravanel Hall.


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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson will give his pre-match view and you can get his post-match verdict in our Talking Tactics feature on Arsenal Player.
Arsène Wenger and his side face Manchester United at Emirates Stadium on Sunday so, to find out more, we also asked journalist James Robson for his thoughts and analysis.
"Manchester United are dangerous going forward but they are still trying to get the right blend at the back. Patrice Evra's attacking play is now better than his defending, Rio Ferdinand doesn't possess the same pace as he once did and Jonny Evans has made too many mistakes over the last two years to be considered totally dependable. Excellent youngsters Chris Smalling and Phil Jones have had a drop in form as all youngsters do but they will be top players for United for years to come. If Arsenal can get enough possession in forward areas, they can cause United plenty of problems."
"You would say it's been an up-and-down season so far because the defeats United have had have been bad ones, but if you look at their form consistency-wise, they have been very consistent. In terms of points it has one of their best at this stage of the season since the Premier League began, so it is an odd one. If you spoke to the fans, they would say it has been hit and miss, but in the league you couldn't really complain – even after the defeats to Blackburn and Newcastle – as they're right up there at the top.
"People always say, 'we've got loads of injuries' but United's injury record this season has been incredible really. They're without crucial players like Nemanja Vidic; they haven't had a right back all season; and it can't be underplayed how important Tom Cleverley was to the start United made – he really did fill the Paul Scholes void, so once him and Anderson got injured it created a big hole in central midfield.
"In terms of the goalkeeping position, that has become an issue - although Fergie has tried desperately hard not to make it one. He thinks the press have been too quick to jump on David de Gea's back, but I wouldn't agree with that. The fact is he's a young guy, he's replacing one of the best goalkeepers that the club has ever had in Edwin van der Sar and he is the second-most expensive goalkeeper in history.
"He also made some rudimentary mistakes in his first few games, so it is right that questions were asked. It looked like he had overcome that, but his part in Blackburn's third goal recently was poor. The problem is that Anders Lindegaard has looked good when he replaces De Gea for the odd game, but against Manchester City his part in the second goal wasn't great. But it looks like he will be given the role for a little while.
"The one thing about Arsenal v United games is that they are often exciting. Often in the big games, it is very cagey as teams are more afraid to lose than wanting to win, but I don't think that's the case in Arsenal v United matches. Often United go with a five-man midfield in the big matches, but I think Danny Welbeck is playing so well that he will partner Wayne Rooney up front. They will go for it, hopefully it'll be another thriller. I'm going for a 3-1 win for United."


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Dear Ludwin,
I can understand the difficulties you are having with your textbook. It is often difficult when a teacher is not able to choose the textbook and they have to work with what is provided. We often think that textbooks need improving and this is true for most books. No textbook is perfect for all groups of students.
I don't think that writing your own textbook is the solution. This is a difficult task and takes a long time. It is very different to writing one-off activities because of the aspects of sequencing, revision and covering a variety of skills and language points. I think the course will be over before you finish writing the book. I don't think you will find a free textbook on the web because of the amount of work it involves. If I am wrong and you find one, I would like to hear about it.
However, I do think you will find materials to supplement the textbook and this is a good place to start. You say that the language presented is not idiomatic; so you can introduce activities to practise idiomatic language. You will find these fairly easily on internet. You can also explore ways to teach the grammar. Try to find ways to explain the grammar in English – you can do this with mime, with pictures, with real situations, etc…. If you would like more ideas about this, you can write in again. Think carefully about how you work with the Burmese teacher. Try to plan ahead with her. By doing that, if you come across something she doesn't know, you can explain it to her. This will be better than having her translate on the spot.
I am glad to see that you are thinking about the legal aspects of photocopying books. Many authors make less money than they could because people photocopy instead of buying books.
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Welcome to Nasher Sculpture Center where you can check out incredible sculpture exhibits!
When the site first loads, there will be a green box in the center of the screen that you offers two options to click on: click here for more information and close. Select the click here for more information option and you will be whisked off to the Exhibitions section where you can check out the latest exhibitions.
If you select close, you can get to this section later by click Exhibitions at the top of the page. And then select the exhibitions that you want to look at (Statuesque is the one the other way of navigating goes to).
Once you've selected an exhibition use the green arrows to scroll through the images of the sculptures and the text (you can also mouse over them and use the scroll wheel on your mouse if you have one). If you click on an image you'll be able to see it larger on the right side of the page.
My favorite section though was Building a Garden which details with words and images how they built the Nasher Sculpture Center as an outdoor roofless museum. You'll see images of several different mockups of the design plan and learn what their goals were for building it.
The section Collections lets you navigate the pieces in the collection by artist, locations, highlights, media, and keyword. This is an interesting way to check out the different pieces in the collection as well as what is currently on display.
I hope you'll love your virtual exploration of the Nasher Sculpture Center! I know I did!
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I just reinforced my set of styrene gauntlets with Fiberglass under the instruction of MARROW_SUN and a friend of min Bobby C. The process worked out great and I would like to share it with you all especially those that have never done FG.
If you have a set of Vacu-formed gauntlets, odds are that they are made from styrene, ABS or sintra and will warp with heat increases so you cannot use a urethane resin for the FG you need to use an Epoxy Resin. Preferably a cold cure but all of them have thermographic properties.
I found a Fiberglass Supply house here in Detroit that I was able to get my supplies from. First, it is important to note that you should score the insides of your gauntlets or"key" them as it is so called with an 80 grit sandpaper before laying the FG.
I used a 1-3 ratio Epoxy that is 1 part hardner to 3 parts resin. I just measured them out in cheap dollar store measuring cups. I mixed them in a large paper cup and used a glue brush which looks like a small paintbrush with a metal handle to paint the epoxy into the inside of the gauntlets. They are cheap. Cost like $1.50 for 5 of them.
Now, you only have about 15 minutes of workable time so you have to be sort of quick. I already had my Fiberglass cloth cut into strips so that I could lay them overtop of the epoxy. You then take the glue brush and sort of use a tapping motion to get the epoxy to soak into the cloth. Paint a little epoxy over the top of the cloth as well making sure you get all the little nooks and crannies. You don't want air bubbles so even after the epoxy sets up in your cup, the epoxy on the cloth will be tacky and still setting. spend the rest of the time tapping down the bubbles with a popsicle stick and or the brush until it sets up. Let them sit overnight so that they are nice and hard and then you can trim it all up.
Hope this helps.
Mine definately exceeded my own expectations and have a slight flex because I only used 1 layer of the cloth.


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Returning to clay after a (too long) hiatus, I bought a new copy of "Finding One's Way With Clay" I am still warmed by those lovely little pinch pots. I started looking around the 'net for more of his work, wondering what he might have been up to in my abscence. I find that he's alive and well teaching in North Carolina, but I can't find any images, and precious little on him. Are there any refences out there with some biography, and especially, images?
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Sounds like a job for the Washington Post!
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In my column last week, I wrote (again) about the need for reporters -- who have spent the whole year telling us that cloture is the health care vote that matters -- to start telling us how Senators will vote on cloture. I wrote that a major news organization like the Washington Post should simply contact every Senator's office and ask if they'll filibuster a health care reform bill that contains a strong public option.
During an online Q&A today, Washington Post reporter Paul Kane was asked which Senators would filibuster such a bill:
Helena, Montana: When Max Baucus said that he supported the public option but he didn't think there were 60 votes for it - who does he think will join the Republicans in filibustering it? Democratic members of his committee? Can Reid hold the caucus together for cloture, even if some will vote against the bill?
Paul Kane: This is the insider's insider's question right now, the one that not even my friends at Politico and my alma mater Roll Call are writing.
Will the Ben Nelson/Landrieu/Lieberman crowd vote 'no' on cloture (the filibuster vote)? Will they vote yes on cloture, then vote however they want on final passage?
Activists on both sides are exploring this issue, trust me. I think that's where this whole debate is headed.
My gut: I don't know the answer. Sorry, I don't.
So ... Maybe that's something the Washington Post should start working on?
(I assume Paul Kane isn't responsible for making such decisions about resource allocation, but maybe he should mention the idea to an editor?)
UPDATE: Later in the Q&A:
Ask the question, maybe?: Given how much reporters write about the need for 60 votes to break a filibuster, it's pretty stunning that you never get around to asking Senators whether they'll vote to sustain or end a filibuster. Isn't it long-past time for reporters to start asking Senators if they will filibuster the public option -- not just whether they support it, or think it has enough votes: Will they filibuster it? Has the Post reported on this and I've just missed it?
Paul Kane: Most folks like Nelson and company just dodge the question, when asked, telling us it's way too soon to deal with questions like that.
Which raises a rather obvious question: Why don't news organizations report that "folks like Nelson and company" refuse to say they'll filibuster? All year, they've been reporting that cloture is the vote that matters. And whenever "Nelson and company" make so much as a grunt indicating unhappiness with a public option, journalists rush to report it. So why won't they report the fact that when it comes to the vote that matters, "Nelson and company" are unwilling to commit to filibuster? That would certainly paint a less pessimistic picture of the prospects for health care reform.
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Toyota Latino / LATISM Los Angeles TweetUp
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Toyota and LATISM (Latinos in Tech, Innovation & Social Media), cordially invite you to join us for a Live Blogger Event and Panel discussion on Car Safety in the Latino Community.
Toyota is committed to advancing new safety technologies to protect children, teens and seniors -- the three most vulnerable groups on the road. Cars today are safer than they have ever been, and yet Hispanic children are more likely to die in car accidents, and are far less likely to be buckled up in seat belts or car seats than non-Hispanic children.
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There's still time to register for "Let's Garden" Day, a great workshop to be held Saturday, March 1st at Vince's Park Pavilion, corner of State Route 318 and State Routes 5&20, Seneca Falls from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Price for the workshop is only $30.00. And that includes three great speakers who will present on Edible Landscaping, Permaculture & Climate Change, Rain Gardens and Beekeeping. There will be plenty of coffee, tea and refreshments for the morning break and a homemade buffet lunch at noon. Participants will also receive handouts, free seeds and valuable gardening information from some very knowledgeable speakers. There will also be a question and answer session with Master Gardener volunteers and door prizes.
All monies raised are used to support the Master Gardener program at SCCCE, a not-for-profit educational system. Interact with other gardeners and start preparing for your spring gardening projects.
The workshop is filling up and registration by February 25th is encouraged as space is limited. For more information or to register call Seneca County CCE at 315-539-9251 or visit our website athttp://www.senecacountycce.org. Registration is also available on line athttps://reg.cce.cornell.edu/letsgarden-2_245


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#22 Oklahoma State at Louisiana – 2010 Football
Highlights and commentary from Oklahoma State's 58-24 win over Louisiana.
Brandon Weeden threw five touchdowns passes, three of which ignited a second-half rally that boosted No. 22 Oklahoma State to a 54-28 victory over Louisiana-Lafayette on Friday night.
Weeden hit Michael Harrison for a 24-yard score and Hubert Anylam for a 22-yard touchdown in the first nine minutes of the third quarter as the Cowboys (5-0) scored 24 points in the third quarter to take the lead for good.
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Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen speaks with the media following the Cowboys' 54-28 road win in Lafayette over Louisiana during the 2010 college football season.
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Macworld/iWorld 2013 to Kicks Off in San Francisco Next Week with iFan Events, JOBS Movie Cast & More
IDG World Expo today announced that Macworld/iWorld 2013 (Twitter: @MacworldExpo; Event hashtag: #iFan13), the Ultimate iFan Event, will host two special Main Stage sessions with Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad, stars of the yet-to-be-released "JOBS" movie, and will.i.am, entertainer and creative innovator, who will be joined by Brian David Johnson, a futurist at Intel Corporation. These just-announced talks are in addition to a full slate of content including: special events, such as iNDIE iNNOVATION, the iPhone Film Festival and iPhoneography; a full agenda of Tech Talks; and an expo hall boasting hundreds of companies showing off the latest app innovations, hardware and accessories. More than 25,000 people who use, create and love Apple and Apple-related products are expected in San Francisco to celebrate the convergence of technology, art, business and culture when Macworld/iWorld 2013 opens next week.
Macworld/iWorld 2013 event highlights include:
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The Macworld/iWorld 2013 agenda boasts more than 60 new educational sessions, interactive panel discussions, practical "how-to" presentations and "tips and tricks" learning opportunities open to all iFan Pass attendees. Featured Main Stage sessions include:
- Just Announced: "Playing Steve & Woz in JOBS: A Conversation with Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad." These two actors take the Macworld/iWorld Main Stage to share their experiences playing the technology industry's two most celebrated and influential personalities, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, respectively, in the upcoming feature film, JOBS. The new film is the story of Steve Jobs' ascension from college dropout to one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of the 20th century.
- Just Announced: "Futurehunting with will.i.am & Brian David Johnson." Hear musician, entrepreneur and philanthropist will.i.am with Intel's futurist Brian David Johnson as they explore the future of technology, creativity and the gadgets we all love. What are the next apps and technologies that will change the world? Where are the next tech and entertainment hot spots? What are the global trends that will shape how and what we design tomorrow? Where has technology exploded the creative process? What kind of future will you create?
- "Q&A with Fred Armisen." Best known as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, co-creator and co-star of IFC's Portlandia, Armisen is also a technophile. Listen in as he chats with Macworld Senior Editor Chris Breen about how he uses Apple technology to empower his creativity and identifies the products he can't live without.
- "OUT THERE: Behind the Scenes of IFC's newest animated comedy." Hear from Emmy-winning Director and Producer Ryan Quincy and members of his creative team as they share the creative and technical secrets behind how their new animated series, OUT THERE, evolved from a kernel of an idea into a full 10-episode season. The show staff will share video outtakes and clips from the yet-to-air premier episode and discuss their behind-the-scenes creative process followed by live audience Q&A.
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Arsène Wenger's side faced Manchester City in the Carling Cup on Tuesday. The game finished 0-1 and after the match we asked fans to vote for their star performer.
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The "feature" you describe is more accurately called a "3 round limiter". The 3 round still leave the rifle at the same speed they would on 'full auto', which means that if the soldier started with a COM point of aim, his third shot would impact at the top of the head or over it.
The "3 round" feature was touted as "increasing accuracy" during sales talks, but the reality fell far from the promise.
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One bite
I have had one GSD that has bitten someone before, two sep incidents. No "attack".
Details: I had only owned this dog for three weeks, also my first GSD. The day after I adopted him (he was three years old, had been neutered for one month prior, was chained to a trailer those first three years) I was out walking him with my other small dog...three off leash dogs almost killed my small dog. My GSD bit the owner of the other dog when she tried to intervene, as he was going after the largest of the three dogs. He stopped the fight. The bite did not break skin, but left bruising. Her dog that instigated and did the most damage almost killed my small dog.
Fast forward ~3 weeks, the first time small dog was in the clear to go out for a walk after surgery (again, she almost died). A man walked briskly past me and hit my shoulder with his shoulder. My GSD turned and grabbed his arm. One puncture maybe 1/4 inch deep. Still, another bite.
I completely re-evaluated how I handled my dogs and how I interacted with them. I did counter conditioning with the GSD, showing him that he didn't have to be on guard duty all the **** time. I was ready at that point to throw in the towel if this didn't work. I put a lot of effort in, but since then he has been the best dog ever.
No more aggression since then.
Yes and no.
My cousin was being rough with me(we fight sometimes xD) and when Dakota saw she began barking and growling. Dakota jumped on her, bit her sleeve and began shaking. When I said 'drop it,' she let go. Other than that, she never bit someone and made them bleed. Closest she got to biting was biting my cousins sleeve. My cousin doesn't bother me anymore xD
Lloyd attacks people with kisses.
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Nope, 6 GSD's and 2 foster GSD's in nearly 30 years and not had an attack.
Mayhem has growled at a few kids and Havoc has barked at a few strangers that have approached me and given me the willies. I don't consider those 'attacks'.
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Tokara is my two year old female GSD. She has the typical GSD temperament with the aloofness to strangers that walk up to me without invitation but is awesome with kids. She's never bitten anyone however she has nipped someone on the butt. It was totally on me. We were having food delivered and I ran to do the door which likely made her anxious and on top of that I didn't do the routine I normally do. (Sit and stay four feet from the door). Anyhow, I opened the door and got the food then the guy returned with the drinks. When I walked out a second time, Tokara got out and went into a barking fit.
I called her back and told her no firmly. Since then I have had no problems with nipping or biting. However, certain things still irk her. Like if I'm outside on the porch and someone walks up to the house where I'm sitting she will give a low growl but she often stops when I tell her to.
She is a very well behaved dog. Doesn't bark unless she needs to, great off leash and recalls very nicely. She has excellent obedience skills. I have no doubt she would be able to get into Schutzhund.
At least I know that if I were ever to get into a bad situation I would have my trusty companion to help me get out of it :P
In short, she has nipped once but never attacked anyone.
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Elly May has gotten her hair up 3 times...and all of the people did what I asked them not to.
Please don't make any sudden moves !
|No. We previously owned a yellow lab and a more sweet and gentle dog it would be hard to find. Newlie likes people, but he nipped several dogs at doggie day care. No blood or anything like that but I wasn't willing to chance it so he doesn't go to doggie day care, doggie parks or anything like that anymore. I do think Newlie would react if my husband or I were in danger. Shortly after we got him, I took him out just for a little walk up and down or street. It was probably about nine o'clock and dark outside. Newlie all the sudden wheeled around and planted all four feet with an attitude that said "Make my day" and I turned, too, because I had not heard anything and couldn't imagine what he was doing. There was a jogger coming up right behind us. I pulled Newlie over to one side to give the jogger room and Newlie did lunge, but stopped when I told him "No." As I say, he generally likes people and is happy to see them, but I think the combination of some guy coming up behind us in the dark was enough to activate his protective instincts.
|My girl never has, but she has scared a few people pretty bad. She's charged a moose that was charging me though.
|I voted no, but my first GSD, a female, totally would have if someone entered the back yard uninvited. She was very protective and I was a kid myself. If my little nieces and nephews were in the backyard, even neighbors that were previously allowed in at will were kept at bay. She was very controllable, definitely not an out of mind/body experience, but a determination to protect her turf/family.
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Posted by Reineke Reitsma on March 2, 2012
Recently I bought myself a tablet, a Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 to be precise, and since I brought it home my three children regularly "borrow" it to play games. Games like Bunny Shooter, Shoot the Apple, and World of Goo are among their favorites. But when possible (and allowed), they prefer playing games on the PC. Second choice is the Nintendo Wii, at the moment they mainly play Skylanders and Just Dance. The only game device that hasn't been touched for a while now is the Nintendo DS.
Although uptake of tablets is growing in Europe, the installed base is still much lower than for PCs, Wii, PlayStation, or Xbox. Forrester's Technographics® data shows that about one-third of European online adults use a PC to play games or own an Xbox 360, a Sony PlayStation3, or a Nintendo Wii.


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When I start the car even on an almost empty tank the gas needle reads full, pretty much 99% of the time. Once in a while it seems on long drives, the gas gauge finally decides it's too tired from sitting at the full line, and it starts to drop slowly to where I think the gas should be be, although I have caught it creeping back up to the full line to while driving. When I get to my location, after the car has been sitting, and then start the car back up again it shoots right to full again.
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The UMMC Department of Occupational Therapy is completing the necessary steps to transition from a master's level degree (MOT) program to a doctoral level degree (OTD) program. As of January 15, 2017, the final applications for the master's program have been accepted. If you are interested in applying to the occupational therapy program in the future, please visit the new SHRP Doctor of Occupational Therapy website for more information on programmatic accreditation, admission requirements and the curriculum.
Occupational therapists work in numerous settings with people of all ages. Their primary goal is to restore individuals to the highest level of independent functioning.
A significant portion of the OT curriculum focuses on psychosocial and cognitive issues as a part of treatment. These areas, as well as physical dysfunction are addressed by occupational therapists through the use of purposeful activity. Occupational therapists treat individuals with physical and psychosocial dysfunction. Physical therapists focus on exercise as a treatment modality and treat physical dysfunction.
The healthcare system is in a constant state of change. All health care professionals are in the process of adapting to meet the changes in the health care delivery system, the market needs, and the incorporation of new technology. Due to this constant change it is hard to predict the effect on occupational therapy at any one given point.
The salary for starting occupational therapists varies from region to region in the United States. The most current information can be obtained at www.bls.gov.
The University of Mississippi is a state supported school and, therefore, preference is given to residents of the State of Mississippi. The Office of Student Records and Registrar determines the status of residency.
The Student Financial Aid Office can supply information only after an individual is accepted into the occupational therapy program. Their telephone number is (601) 984-1117. Other sources may be identified through the American Occupational Therapy Association or the American Occupational Therapy Foundation.
Currently, the Department of Occupational Therapy accepts students one time a year. The resources available and the market demand determine the number accepted.
The Admissions Committee of the Department of Occupational Therapy determines the exact number of individuals who are offered an interview. Historically, this has been approximately twice the number of available admission slots.
No, students who are not accepted for admittance during one enrollment year must submit a new application for any other enrollment year. This includes all forms, documentation and transcripts.
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The average GPA is usually over 3.5. This is based on an average which means there are lower and higher GPAs, however, the range usually is from 3.00 to 4.00.
Preference is not given to anyone with an associate, baccalaureate or masters degree. Everyone is evaluated based on the prerequisites and their GPAs.
The Department of Occupational Therapy does not distinguish between where the courses are taken. The common number system of the Community Colleges and the Institutions of Higher Learning assures that the content is the same in the courses.
Maintaining a high GPA and exploring as many facets of occupational therapy as possible will help initial ranking and performance on the interview. A record of observations and/or volunteer experiences in a variety of occupational therapy practice settings, excellent writing and good interpersonal skills are equally emphasized.
Observation must be done with either an occupational therapist or a certified occupational therapy assistant. It is up to the individual applicant to set up his or her own observation hours. The documentation forms are found in the online application or via a link on the application page. Observation forms must be signed and received by the registrars' office by the application deadline.
The observation requirement is a minimum of 24 documented hours from at least two occupational therapy clinical departments or practices within the calendar year preceding the application deadline. This could be 4 hours in 6 settings, 8 hours in 3 settings or 12 hours in 2 settings, etc.
All prerequisite courses must be completed prior to enrollment in the program.
The Office of Student Records and Registrar determines the courses that can be transferred. The telephone number is (601) 984-1080.
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The faculty of the Department of Occupational Therapy does not recommend that students work while going through the program. The average classroom time is approximately 30 contact hours a week with additional readings and papers required.
Applications are available online by July 1 of the year preceding enrollment. Application deadlines vary from program to program and are subject to change. All applicants pay a nonrefundable application fee of $25.
Admissions information may be obtained from the Office of Student Records and Registrar, the address is:
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By Rob Kelly
Jack Wilshere believes his lengthy spell on the sidelines might actually prove to be of benefit to him in the long term.
The England international has returned to the Arsenal first team this season after 14 months on the sidelines due to ankle and knee injuries.
The 20-year-old is delighted to be playing regularly once more, and admits he had some low moments during his time out of the game.
"I was at Emirates for every single home match," Wilshere told the Official Arsenal Magazine. "It was hard at times, because I really wanted to be out there. Not just for my own selfish reasons but I wanted to help the team too because we had some difficult periods last season.
"There were a few moments [it was hard to miss out on]. When Thierry came back in January for example. He's a legend and I really wanted to play in the same team as him. I also would have loved to play in that north London derby in February.
"When I look back now though, I could probably have done with a break, having played so much the previous season. Obviously I didn't want the break to be so long, in fact I didn't want to have a break at all, but if I look back on this in 10 years' time, it might have done me some good in the long run."
Wilshere says that since his return to the Arsenal team he feels stronger and fitter than at any other stage in his career.
"My body is stronger than it was before," he said. "I've done a lot of work with Declan Lynch and the other physios here over the past year. I've improved my core, improved my leg muscle strength - everything.
"Cesc [Fabregas] used to say to me 'take it easy, don't play too many games'. Obviously I didn't want to have a year off. But when I'm 24 or 25 I won't have played as many games as someone like Cesc, and that will help me."
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By Chris Toronyi
Why can't we just enjoy a win? We complain when we lose - rational of course. And we complain when we win. Wait! What? An Arsenal fan complaining about a win!?!
Yup. Some supporters have the glass-is-half-empty vision when we take full points in a CL game. On the road. Against a team that was amped and ready for the challenge. Playing the team that purchased their best player.
Why can't we just appreciate what the team delivered? It was an effort that may not have been easy to watch in the second half, but an effort that gave us full points nonetheless. Did we become a bit complacent? Maybe, but I think that's a natural state given our successive start. We're not perfect.
The complaining reminds me of the weekend golfer who has issue when he or she doesn't hit the perfect shot. The weekend golfer won't always hit the perfect shot, nor will Arsenal put on a Southampton display every game. For some reason people expect us to deliver 100 percent passing accuracy and three-goals a game. Obviously that's not gonna happen. In the end, the weekend golfer will shoot what he or she should given their talent level and in the end Arsenal will be who they are. What that is exactly... I have no clue. BUT I love the direction, passion and want of this team.
Look, I'm not gonna lie and say we played well for 90 minutes, but let's look at the big picture. Top of the group, our undefeated run continues and our talented new signees deliver again. The team is growing and delivering.
Again, full points on the road. Looking forward to Citeh. On the road.
Don't forget to checkout this week's Arsenal America Podcast with Jeremy Wilson (@JWTelegraph) of The Telegraph and James from The Gunner Blog (@GunnerBlog).
'Stateside Gooner' Chris Toronyi is a longtime Arsenal supporter and the host of The Arsenal America podcast, available every week at ArsenalAmerica.com and on iTunes at "Arsenal America Podcast." You can read more of Chris' thoughts on Twitter.
The views expressed by the author do not necessarily reflect those of Arsenal Football Club or Arsenal Broadband Ltd.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source