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US Supreme Court Warns Lower Courts: Arbitration Agreements Must Be Evaluated "On Equal Footing" With Other Contracts
Kindred v. Clark involves two Kentucky cases, in which family members of deceased Kindred nursing home residents, Joe Wellner and Olive Clark, filed lawsuits against Kindred. They alleged that Kindred's substandard care led to the deaths of the decedents. In response, the nursing home moved to dismiss the cases, claiming that arbitration agreements barred the.. read more →
James Patterson entered Care One at Moorestown on September 3, 2014. He had various serious health conditions. Approximately 2 months after he entered Care One, during which period he was hospitalized four times, he died. Plaintiff, the administrator ad prosequendum of Mr. Patterson's estate, sued Care One, alleging that its negligence and/or recklessness had caused.. read more →
The federal Nursing Home Reform Law was enacted in 1987, and became effective in October 1990. The Reform Law governs any nursing facility that accepts reimbursement from Medicare or Medicaid, and applies to all residents in any such facility, regardless of the individual resident's payment source. In other words, the law applies whether the resident's.. read more →
A U.S. district court denied a preliminary injunction to a Medicaid applicant who sued New Jersey to prevent the state from denying benefits based on her dead husband's assets. Flade v. Connolly (U.S. Dist. Ct, D. N.J., No. 16-4407, Sept. 23, 2016). Plaintiff, Eileen Flade, was a nursing home resident. On April 12, 2016, plaintiff applied for.. read more →
"Spousal Refusal" Strategy, Used to Avoid Paying Nursing Home, Held to Create Implied Contract to Repay Medicaid Benefits
A New York trial court entered judgment against a woman who refused to contribute to her spouse's nursing home expenses, finding that because she had adequate resources to do so, an implied contract was created between her and the State of New York entitling the state to repayment of Medicaid benefits it paid on the.. read more →
McHugh Fuller, a law firm which focuses on nursing home abuse and neglect, ran a full-page ad in The Toccoa Record, a Georgia newspaper. The ad stated that Heritage Healthcare of Toccoa, a nursing home owned by PruittHealth, was cited for deficiencies in the care of its residents. Also in the ad, the law firm invited.. read more →
Payments from an Annuity Purchased with a Spouse's "Resource Allowance" are Income under Medicaid
A New Jersey appeals court ruled that payments to the spouse of a Medicaid recipient from an annuity purchased with the spouse's "resource allowance" were properly considered "income" to the spouse under the Medicaid rules. J.G. v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services J.G., who was married to M.G. for 67 years, suffered from Alzheimer's.. read more →
In this case, a New Jersey appeals court held that a disabled New Jersey resident eligible for Personal Care Assistance (PCA) services since 2009 was no longer eligible for PCA services under the Medicaid requirements. J.R. v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services, Docket No. A-0648-14T3 (App. Div., April 18, 2016 J.R. was diagnosed.. read more →
The New York State Bar Association has issued a brochure to help consumers understand the benefits of utilizing an elder law attorney to assist (1) in the preparation of Medicaid applications and (2) in planning for yourself or a loved one to protect assets when seeking eligibility for public benefits based upon financial need. The.. read more →
Alzheimer's Association Issues 2016 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures Report
The Alzheimer's Association has issued its 2016 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures report. The report is "a statistical resource for U.S. data related to Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia, as well as other dementias." Aside from providing a definition of Alzheimer's disease ("Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative brain disease and the most common cause of.. read more →
A New Jersey appeals court held that a needs-based credit applied to the accounts of residents of an assisted living facility counts as income for Medicaid eligibility purposes. R.W. v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services (N.J. Super. Ct., App. Div., No. A-4911-13T1, Feb. 22, 2016). This case was brought by several residents of the.. read more →
Medicaid Denial Reversed; Agency Failed to Accommodate Disabled Applicant or Assist in Obtaining Information and Documents
After he was admitted to a nursing home in 2013, petitioner, R.P., accrued unpaid bills of $264,146 for nursing care services. As a result, three successive Medicaid applications were filed on R.P.'s behalf. It was undisputed that R.P. lacked the capacity to assist with any of the Medicaid applications. The first Medicaid application, filed in.. read more →
M.S. is a 73-year old residing in at a long-term care facility. She is a hemiplegic who suffers from obesity, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis and COPD. Because she is completely paralyzed on her left side, she had been using a manual one-arm wheelchair. She filed an application to the Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services.. read more →
Top 10 Blog Posts on www.VanarelliLaw.com in 2015
Happy New Year to clients, supporters, friends and readers. Last month, an article on this blog ranked the 25 most popular blog posts and website articles on the Vanarelli Law Office website in 2015. Since then, I decided to narrow my focus a little. In this post, I focused solely on blog posts, and created.. read more →
Nancy Gimenez-Watson was a resident of Brighton Gardens of Edison, an assisted living facility (ALF) operated by Sunrise Senior Living and its parent company. Mrs. Watson was in the "Reminiscence Plus" program for residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. In April 2008, Mrs. Watson choked on her food. After a Brighton Gardens nurse administered.. read more →
The Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, affirmed a decision of the Director of New Jersey Medicaid reversing a ruling of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) who reduced C.W.'s Medicaid ineligibility penalty previously assessed for transferring assets for less than fair market value. C.W. v. Divison of Medical Assistance and Health Services, Docket No. A-2352-13T2.. read more →
Plaintiff Wilson Bermudez was a patient at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation's West Facility for five weeks, during which his treatment included 24-hour rehabilitative nursing "to address complex medical, nursing, and rehabilitative needs." When Bermudez later sued Kessler for injuries he allegedly sustained, he included claims under the New Jersey Nursing Home Responsibilities and Rights of.. read more →
Malpractice Action Against Assisted Living Facility Dismissed; Plaintiff's Psychiatrist-Expert Not Qualified To Render Opinion On Assisted Living Standard Of Care
In Singer v. Emeritus Senior Living Center, following a series of falls and the later death of Elizabeth Singer, her family sued the Emeritus Senior Living Residence, claiming that the last of those falls led to Mrs. Singer's cognitive decline and hastened her death. Plaintiff's expert was a board certified psychiatrist. At the conclusion of.. read more →
In DeSimone v. Springpoint Senior Living, the son of a deceased CCRC resident sued the owner/operator and CEO of five continuing care retirement communities ("CCRCs") in New Jersey. The suit, which was brought individually and as a class action, alleged violations of the CCRC Act and the Consumer Fraud Act ("CFA"), in addition to common.. read more →
After reading about the Macallan Group d/b/a/ Home Care Assistance of Red Bank, New Jersey from a "value pack coupon" she received, Gale Rosenthal contracted with them to provide home aides to assist her in her home. According to the coupon advertisement she received, the aides were bonded and insured. After she discovered that jewelry.. read more →
New Jersey's Appellate Court ruled that, under the appropriate circumstances, it is equitable to require a disabled 89 year old veteran to receive end-of-life care in a VA facility against his wishes rather than at home in order to use his limited income to continue paying alimony to his ex-wives. .Rizzolo v. Rizzolo, 2015 NJ Super.. read more →
CCRC Residents Breached Admission Agreement by Applying for Medicaid before Spending Down Assets
A New York trial court ruled that residents of a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) breached their contract when they applied for Medicaid before spending down their assets. Good Shepherd Villages v. Yezzi (NY Slip Op 51900 – NY: Supreme Court, Broome 2014). Peter and Hazel Yezzi signed a contract with Good Shepard Village (the "Good.. read more →
An Administrative Law Judge found a Medicaid applicant eligible for benefits even though the applicant was impoverished because her spouse gambled away a substantial inheritance. M.Y v. Union County Board of Social Services M.Y., a 96 year old woman, suffered from dementia, could not care for her own needs, and was destitute. She was admitted.. read more →
To be eligible for Medicaid, applicants must meet two requirements: financial requirements and medical requirements. I've posted many articles on this blog over the years discussing the financial requirements of the Medicaid program in New Jersey, and offering various strategies to accelerate financial eligibility for the program. However, I have surprising few posts discussing Medicaid's.. read more →
With Upcoming Major Overhaul of Medicaid, Managed Long Term Services and Supports Debuts in New Jersey
As discussed in a prior blog post, a major overhaul of Medicaid will be introduced in New Jersey in the coming months. The new Medicaid program is called Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS). The MLTSS implementation date has been repeatedly adjourned, and the next date scheduled to put the new program into effect.. read more →
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NBL News
Webster signs with Perth Wildcats
Thursday March 30, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
Reigning back-to-back NBL Champions the Perth Wildcats have wasted no time in bolstering their roster for the 2017/18 season, signing star guard, Corey Webster.
The three-time championship player with the New Zealand Breakers parted ways with his former club this off-season, and the Wildcats leapt at the opportunity to make a world class addition to its back court.
The New Zealand international is looking forward to a fresh start in Perth. Read more
Prather claims second Gordon Ellis Medal
Saturday March 18, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
Perth Wildcats small forward Casey Prather has been crowned the Gordon Ellis Medallist as the club's Most Valuable Player for the 2016/17 season.
Prather was presented with the award in front of 1,200 people the Grand Ballroom, Crown Towers.
Bryce Cotton came runner-up to the award, while Jameel McKay, Damian Martin and Matt Knight rounded out the top five (Martin and Knight tied for fourth). Read more
'Cats sweep Hawks to win record Eighth Championship
Sunday March 5, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
Bryce Cotton arrived to revive the Perth Wildcats season and not only did he do that, he delivered another championship with 45 points in the 95-86 National Basketball League Grand Final Game Three win over the Illawarra Hawks on Sunday.
|Congratulations Perth Wildcats, 2016/17 NBL Champions.
Photo courtesy of NBL Media
The Wildcats returned to Perth Arena trying to sweep the best-of-five series over the Hawks with 13,611 fans cheering them on, and appeared set to cruise to that task after scoring the opening 12 points.
But the Hawks made the Grand Final on guts and determination, and fought valiantly to be within two late in the third term.
Cotton was the difference, though and nailed a miracle three to open the fourth quarter on the way to the nine-point win. Read more
Copybook 'Cats repeat dose without Knight
Wednesday March 1, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
The Perth Wildcats are one game away from a second straight title after Wednesday night's come-from-behind win over Illawarra in game two of the best of five grand final series.
After beating the Hawks 89-77 in game one in Perth, the Wildcats overturned a 45-40 half-time deficit to prevail by the identical 89-77 score line in Game 2.
Bryce Cotton led Perth with 20 points and Casey Prather added 18, while Angus Brandt (15 points) filled a huge void after Matt Knight had to be assisted off the court early in the third term, suffering apparent concussion symptoms. Read more
Desperate 'Cats out-hustle Hawks
Sunday February 26, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
The three-pronged attack of Casey Prather, Bryce Cotton and Matt Knight lifted the Perth Wildcats to the 89-77 win over the Illawarra Hawks at Perth Arena on Sunday to open the National Basketball League Grand Final Series.
After some rust showed early, it was Knight giving the 'Cats some respite with 10 first quarter points following a strong start from a Hawks side missing import Marvelle Harris, and centre AJ Ogilvy fighting through an injured ankle.
Knight had the touch from 15-20 feet from the get-go and continued hitting his mid-range jumpers throughout the evening to finish with 18 points. Read more
Hawks rise to the occasion, advance to GF
Thursday February 23, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
It was a war of attrition at Titanium Security Arena in Thursday night's National Basketball League semi-final decider, and for the better part of 40 minutes only one team truly turned up.
The Illawarra Hawks showed the poise needed on the big stage, holding off a stunning late Adelaide 36ers run, winning 106-98, and booking a date with the Perth Wildcats in the Grand Final.
Buoyed by 66 bench points the Hawks played like the 36ers have played the majority of the season – unified and clinical. Marvelle Harris and Rotnei Clarke captained the ship in the first half, whilst resurgent big men Cody Ellis and Tim Coenraad finished the journey in the second. Read more
Perth sweep Cairns, advance to Grand Final
Monday February 20, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
The career of the great Mark Worthington is over and the Cairns Taipans have to wait another year for that elusive championship after the Perth Wildcats advanced to the NBL Grand Final with a 74-66 win at Perth Arena on Monday.
Perth claimed Game 2 of the NBL semi-final series by eight points after winning the opener in Cairns 91-69 on Friday.
The Taipans came out a vastly different outfit in enemy territory and put in a strong showing defensively, but offensive execution cruelled them as they posted their third-lowest score of the season. Read more
Hawks show huge heart to force Game Three
Sunday February 19, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
Unsung guard Mitch Norton answered the bell in crunch time to help the Illawarra Hawks defeat Adelaide 100-94 in a thrilling NBL semi-final Game Two on Sunday at WIN Entertainment Centre.
Thrashed by the 36ers in Thursday's opening game of their best-of-three series, the Hawks responded as they have all season with their backs to the wall to set up a deciding third game in Adelaide this Thursday.
Norton stepped up with a season-high 17 points, while Tim Coenraad tallied 17 points and 10 rebounds – the second double-double of his career – in another strong performance off the bench. Read more
Cotton masterclass destroys Taipans
Friday February 17, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
He may not have been with the group for long, but Bryce Cotton showed he has Wildcat genes with a 34-point masterclass as Perth ambushed the Snakes to take Game 1 of their semi-final series 91-69 on Friday.
After going a scintillating 5/5 from downtown in his only other visit to the Cairns Convention Centre, Cotton had his deadly jumpshot on full display again to rain on Cairns' parade and declare their championship prospects are as good as any.
The Snakes, winners of six of their past seven games coming into the night, were simply shell-shocked by American stars Cotton – who scored the most points by a Wildcat in a finals game since 2008 – and Casey Prather (22 points), who was near unstoppable in the pick-and-roll. Read more
Randle walks the walk for the Sixers
Thursday February 16, 2017 by Media Release - Basketball
Newly crowned NBL Most Valuable Player Jerome Randle put the Adelaide 36ers team on his back with 18 first-half points as the Sixers outgunned the visiting Illawarra Hawks 93-78 in Game 1 of their Semi Final series.
Randle needed to put forward his best after calling the Hawks a "dirty team" that he "didn't like playing" against mid-week. He certainly rose to the occasion, bringing some of his Chicago A-game.
Such was his energy expenditure that he violently cramped up at the start of the fourth term, only to return at the midpoint and deal some final damage. Read more

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Dharamshala, Oct 9 (UNI) More than 1.5 lakh pilgrims visited the Bajjreshwari temple in Kangra town, one of the 52 Shakti peeths, during the nine-day Navratra festival, which concluded yesterday.
Temple Officer RS Sharma said pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Bihar and Uttarakhand visited the shrine during the last nine days and the festival went off peacefully.
He said during the first seven days of the Navratra, pilgrims offered Rs 15 lakh cash, 58 gms of gold and 4.5 kgs of silver before the deity while paying obeisance.
This year the security was tightest ever in all the three shrines of Kangra, Jwalamukhi and Chamunda Devi in this district.
Metal detectors were used to check all the pilgrims visiting these shrines and bomb detection squads were carrying routine checks within the temple premises daily.


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Ex-Clinton Confidant Gets 21 Months
By JEFF GERTH
Published: June 29, 1995
WASHINGTON, June 28— Webster L. Hubbell, who once stood at the pinnacle of the legal establishment in Arkansas and Washington, was sentenced today to 21 months in prison for mail fraud and tax evasion after the Whitewater independent counsel declined to recommend a lighter sentence on the basis of Mr. Hubbell's cooperation with investigators.
Mr. Hubbell, once one of President Clinton's closest confidants, will be the most prominent person to go to prison as a result of the inquiry into the Whitewater real estate venture and other matters led by the independent counsel, Kenneth W. Starr. But Mr. Hubbell was not involved in the Whitewater Development Company, of which Mr. Clinton and his wife, Hillary, were partners, and the charges were not directly related to Mr. Starr's investigation of whether a failed savings and loan institution improperly funneled money into Whitewater.
At the sentencing, in Little Rock, Ark., Judge George Howard Jr. of Federal District Court declined to impose a fine against Mr. Hubbell and ordered him to make restitution for less than a third of the money he took. Federal guidelines for a plea-bargained case like that of Mr. Hubbell's call for a prison sentence of 21 to 27 months, leaving the judge with little flexibility once the prosecution declined to recommend a reduction.
When Mr. Hubbell, a former Associate Attorney General and Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court, pleaded guilty last December, admitting to bilking his former law firm and clients of almost $400,000, he agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. But lawyers familiar with the case said that Mr. Starr's decision not to recommend a reduction in Mr. Hubbell's sentence was a sign that his cooperation with the authorities had yielded little new substantive information.
Mr. Hubbell, in an emotional presentation to the court, said his behavior resulted from being overwhelmed by his financial situation. "I was miserable, I was being being torn apart," he said.
Mr. Starr told the court that the sentencing of someone who once was the Chief Justice in Arkansas was a "sobering and humbling part of the justice process."
Mr. Hubbell had asked the court to reduce his sentence to no more than 16 months because of his charitable activities. He and his lawyers, in papers filed with the court last week, argued that he had "devoted such a large part of his life doing for others -- making his community a better place to live."
The White House had no comment on the sentence, but issued a statement saying "the President and the First Lady look forward to the day when Mr. Hubbell can rejoin his family and his community."
Mr. Hubbell and Hillary Rodham Clinton were partners in the Rose Law Firm until they resigned at the end of 1992. In the spring of 1993 he became the No. 3 person at the Justice Department. But he was never able to clear up his financial dealings with his former firm.
Mr. Hubbell resigned from the department in March 1994 after the firm threatened to file a complaint with the Arkansas bar association. He continued for some time to tell friends that the problem was simply a billing dispute.
A close examination of his records, however, first by his former partners and then by the independent counsel, showed a four-year pattern of misappropriations. Lawyers for Mr. Starr and Mr. Hubbell now say the exact amount is $482,410, just under the $500,000 level that would, under the Federal guidelines, trigger a slightly longer sentence. Mr. Hubbell's failure to report his misappropriations as income for the years 1989 to 1992 resulted in a tax deficiency of $143,747, according to court papers filed by Mr. Starr.
Last year, as the independent counsel prepared to indict him, Mr. Hubbell suddenly pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the Whitewater prosecutors in their investigation. His friends, who believed in his innocence, say they were puzzled by his last-minute plea. And prosecutors had little insight into what their new witness might disclose, said people familiar with the case.
Six months later, and despite numerous conversations with their new witness, the independent counsel's office found itself unwilling to endorse Mr. Hubbell's plea for a reduced sentence. In his court filing, Mr. Starr took note of Mr. Hubbell's civic involvement but noted that some of Mr. Hubbell's misappropriations had gone to charities, and cited the high standard for granting exceptions to sentencing guidelines used by the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, which has jurisdiction over Arkansas.
Judge Howard, a 71-year-old Arkansan who was named to the Federal bench by President Jimmy Carter in 1980, said that after reviewing Mr. Hubbell's finances he decided against a fine, although he ordered Mr. Hubbell to repay $135,000 over a period of five years.
Ronald M. Clark, managing partner of the Rose Law Firm, said Mr. Hubbell had not had any discussions with the firm about paying back the money he took.
The Bureau of Prisons has not yet said where Mr. Hubbell will serve his sentence.
Photo: Webster L. Hubbell, a former Associate Attorney General and Arkansas Chief Justice who was once one of President Clinton's closest confidants, left the Federal Courthouse in Little Rock, Ark., yesterday with his wife, Suzy, after being sentenced to 21 months in prison for mail fraud and tax evasion. (Reuters)


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Critical Visions
The undergraduate critical visions certificate is a joint endeavor between faculty from the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) and the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP). The cross-college curriculum will teach students how to effectively combine critical theory and social analysis with art, media and design practice and has two primary goals: (1) Increase students' understanding of what is at stake in how we see, including the social and political ramifications of advertising, art, media, popular culture and science, among other dominant and subversive visual forms and visualizing practices. (2) Develop new artistic, media or design forms and practices that will intervene in dominant ways of seeing and explaining the world.
Through core classes and approved electives, students will critically examine the relationships among power, image and imagination; situate and theorize vision alongside other modes of perception; and historically and cross-culturally explore a range of forms of seeing. Through studio and production courses they will learn to reflexively produce and rethink the ontology and epistemology of vision. More than just promoting a sophisticated, academic visual literacy, the certificate will enable students to actively engage, critique and reinterpret the visual objects and forms they encounter in their everyday lives.
In addition to core courses in anthropology and fine art, students will enroll in at least one studio course at or above the 2000-level from DAAP and between nine and twelve units of electives from across the two colleges. After fulfilling these requirements students will enroll in critical visions, where they will develop and execute independent projects organized around a critique of a dominant way of seeing. The goal of these projects, which will be sponsored by two core faculty members from opposite colleges, is to wed together the three core components of the certificate: critical theory, social analysis and art, media, or design practice. Ultimately, we envision having a student-edited art/media/design and theory journal, annual exhibition or virtual venue to display and circulate student projects, stimulating discussion and broad university engagement with their work.
- Identify and describe the social and political ramifications of both dominant and subversive visual forms and visualizing practices such as advertising, art, media, popular culture and science, highlighting the relationship among image, imagination and power.
- Using methods and theories from critical theory and social analysis, situate and theorize vision alongside other modes of perception, recognizing its historical, social and cultural contingency.
- Using art, media, or design practice, gain a deeper understanding of how visual forms are produced while also becoming more reflexive and thoughtful in producing them.
- Develop new artistic, media, or design forms that effectively combine critical theory, social analysis and creative practice to intervene in dominant ways of seeing and explaining the world.
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- Required Core Courses
- ANTH3074, Forms of Seeing, SE, 3
- ANTH5075, Critical Visions, 4
- FAA1080, Introduction to Contemporary Art and Visual Culture, FA, 3
- Groupings:
- Studio
- EMED2001, Digital Video, 3
- EMED2010, New Media 1, 3
- EMED3002, Post Production, 3
- FAA2031, Introduction to Animation Art, FA, 3
- FAA2032, Introduction to Game Art, FA, 3
- FAA2033, Introduction to Interactive Art, FA, 3
- FAA2034, Introduction to Internet Art, FA, 3
- FAA2035, Introduction to New Media, FA, 3
- FAA2036, Introduction to Programming for Artists, FA, 3
- FAA2038, Introduction to Video for Artists, FA, 3
- FAA2054, Introduction to Relief Printmaking, FA, 3
- FAA2061, Introduction to Sculpture, FA, 3
- FAA2071, Introduction to Photography 1, FA, 4
- Historical and Cultural Perspectives
- AFST2064, African Literature II: Drama, HU, 3
- AIST2083, Introduction to East Asian Films, DC, HU, 3
- ANTH3027, Identities and Material Culture, DC, HP, 3
- ANTH6028, Spatial Archaeology, 3 - 4
- ARTH2070, Survey of Chinese Art, 3
- ARTH2071, Survey of Japanese Art, 3
- ARTH3030, West and Central African Art, 3
- ARTH3055, Baroque Art, 3
- ARTH3071, 19th-Century Art to 1850, 3
- ARTH3072, 19th-Century Art, 1850-1900, 3
- ARTH3097, Public Art and Public Funding in the U.S., 3
- ARTH6050, History of Japanese Prints, 1670-1970 , 3
- ARTH6061, African American Art, 1619-1945, 3
- ARTH6062, African American Art, 1945-Present, 3
- ARTH6064, History of Photography to 1945, 3
- ARTH6065, Photography and Visual Culture Since 1945, 3
- ARTH6067, Video Art History, 3
- ARTH6081, Spatial Politics, 3
- CLAS2011, Classics and Cinema, FA, HU, 3
- CLAS2021, Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt, FA, HP, 3
- CLAS2022, Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece, FA, HP, 3
- CLAS2023, Art and Archaeology of Ancient Rome , FA, HP, 3
- CLAS3011, Palaces of the Bronze Age Aegean , DC, HP, 3
- CLAS3012, The Acropolis of Athens: An Ancient City's Sacred Heart , FA, HP, 3
- CLAS3013, Roman Cities , DC, HP, 3
- ENGB3069, Modern British Drama, 3
- FAA2080, Visual Art Concepts 1, FA, 3
- FAA3080, Visual Art Concepts 2, 3
- FASH2080, History of Fashion 1, 3
- FASH2081, History of Fashion 2, 3
- FREN3031, French Culture Through Film, 3
- GRCD3080, History of Visual Communciation, 3
- GRMN1051, Introduction to Film Studies, FA, HU, 3
- HIST3046, Museums and Collecting, HP, 3
- HIST3047, Art, Race and Nation: Citizenship and Identity in the United States , DC, HP, 3
- HIST3085, Film and the History of World War II, 3
- HIST4022, Style and Power in 19th Century America, 3
- HIST4068, Film in the Middle East and North Africa, 3
- INTD3021, Interior Design History Theory Criticism 1, 3
- ITAL3031, Italian Film, 3
- JUDC1090, Monuments to War and Tragedy: Engraving the Mind and Remembrance, SE, HU, 3
- JUDC2071, Jews in American Film, DC, HU, 3
- JUDC2072, Israeli Cinema, DC, HU, 3
- JUDC2073, Film and Holocaust, DC, HP, 3
- JUDC3090, Art and Judaism, 3
- JUDC6012, Special Topics in Judaic Studies: Literature, Art, and Film, 1 - 6
- SPAN1085, US Latino Culture through Film, DC, HU, 3
- SPAN3031, Spanish Film, 3
- SPAN3032, Latin American Film, 3
- General Electives
- ANTH2072, Anthropology of Media, DC, SS, 3
- ANTH4078, Beauty, Race, and Gender in the Marketplace, 3
- ARTE6050, Community-Based Environmental Art, 4
- COMM2025, Introduction to Media Literacy, 3
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Mark Wilson Reveals 2nd Round Incident.
By Kickntrue on 3/7/07
An interesting subplot from this past weekend's Honda Classic win by Mark Wilson was a 2 stroke penalty he assessed himself on Friday when his caddy shared knowledge to playing partner Camilo Villegas. After Wilson hit a shot Camillo asked HIS caddy what club was used, and Wilson's caddy heard and told him it was "an 18 degree". Wilson reported it to an official after the hole.
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NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks opened mostly flat on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 stabilizing after a three-session selloff as investors looked ahead to the start of corporate earnings season.
The Dow Jones industrial average was down 27.81 points, or 0.17 percent, at 16,218.06. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 1.79 points, or 0.10 percent, at 1,843.25. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 4.00 points, or 0.10 percent, at 4,083.75. (Reporting by Ryan Vlastelica; Editing by Nick Zieminski)
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Round of 16
Brazil are boosted by the return of Kaka, back from suspension, to replace Julio Baptista.
Chile welcome back holding midfielder Carlos Carmona and playmaker Matias Fernandez after suspension. But three players – Marco Estrada, Gary Medel and Waldo Ponce – and suspended.
Carmona will take the place of Estrada, who was sent off against Spain, with Fernandez likely to resume his usual role behind the strikers.
Central defenders Medel and Ponce, also banned, should be replaced by the experienced Pablo Contreras and Ismael Fuentes.
Touchline duel
Dunga v Marcelo Bielsa: Dunga has won the World Cup, lifting the trophy in Los Angeles in 1998.
As a coach his style is similar; no nonsense and businesslike. Do not expect too much Samba Style. In opposition, Bielsa also has World Cup experience but as coach of Argentina, the country of his birth, he experienced disappointment in 2002.
Talking tactics
Brazil have played variously 4-4-2 and 4-3-1-2 while Chile have adopted a three-man defence throughout the tournament.
With Kaka available after suspension Dunga is likely to return to a 4-42 with the playmaker on the left of midfield and Robinho returning, for Nilmar.
However, Nilmar scored a hat-trick against Chile in the South American qualifiers.
Key clash
Luís Fabiano v Bravo: Not many goalkeepers are also international captains but, in Claudio Bravo, Chile have put their trust.
His error, in allowing David Villa score for Spain in the final group game, has clouded an otherwise impressive series of displays but he must guard against mistakes in Johannesburg tonight when he faces potential champions.
In the World Cup qualifiers, Chile lost twice against Brazil and in the two games Bravo conceded seven goals, and while Brazil have not been as successful in front of goal in South Africa Luis Fabiano has looked their most dangerous striker, with two goals against Ivory Coast.
Like Bravo, who plays for Real Sociedad, Fabiano is now based in Spain with Sevilla and he helped Los Rojiblancos win back-to-back Uefa Cups and the Copa del Rey.
Known as O Fabuloso (The Fabulous One), his goalscoring record for both club and country is hugely impressive. Last season he scored 21 goals for his club, taking his tally for Sevilla to 94 in 190 games, and he now boasts a record of 27 goals in 50 Brazil games. Bravo beware.
What they say
Dunga: "The players passed a tough test against Ivory Coast. They showed a lot of maturity because they got hit from the beginning to the end and never hit back."
Marcelo Bielsa: "This latest version retains all the creative footballing aspects of this country (Brazil) - to which they have added aggression and forcefulness. We will do the impossible to ensure that things don't come to an end too soon for us."
Brazil (4-4-2): Cesar; Maicon, Lucio, Juan, Bastos; Elano, Melo, Gilberto Silva, Kaka; Robinho, Luis Fabiano.
Chile (3-3-1-3): Bravo; Suazo, Fuentes, Vidal; Isla, Contreras, Carmona; Fernandez; Sanchez, Beausejour, Gonzalez.Referee: Howard Webb (England)
Previous Meetings
Played: 65 Brazil 46 wins, Draws 12, Chile 7
WC: Brazil 2 wins, Draws 0, Chile 0
WCQ: Brazil 7, Draws 2, Chile 1
Last Five Meetings
2007: (Gothenburg, Friendly): Brazil 4 Chile 2
2007: (Maturin, South American Champs): Brazil 3 Chile 0
2007: (Puerto La Cruz, South American Champs): Brazil 6 Chile 1
2010: (Santiago De Chile, WCQ): Chile 0 Brazil 3
2010: (Salvador De Bahia, WCQ): Brazil 4 Chile 2
Fact: Brazil have reached the quarter-finals in every tournament since 1990.
Prediction: This could the surprise of the round; Chile can win.


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Colts take positives from 12th consecutive defeat
Yes, the Colts are 0-12 for the season. And, yes,
Indianapolis is within one game of tying the franchise record for the
most consecutive losses to begin a season, set in 1986.
But anybody who may have thought that Indianapolis
would be a doormat for the Patriots or any other team remaining on the
schedule didn't take into account the Colts' mettle.
The Colts fell 31-24 at New England on Sunday, but
they fought back after the Patriots had taken a commanding 31-3 lead in
the second half. The Colts continued to battle and came within
recovering an onside kicks with 30 seconds remaining of having an
opportunity to tie the score.
Next up is the Ravens in yet another road game
that will severely test Indianapolis' will.
"The guys certainly played hard, and (quarterback)
Dan (Orlovsky) certainly gave us a lift there," coach Jim Caldwell
said. "He threw the ball accurately and did a nice job. We mixed up the
run and the pass pretty well."
Indianapolis actually outgained New England, 437
yards to 362. That was the Colts' best offensive output of the season,
topping the 399 yards gained at Tennessee on Oct. 30.
"But the mistakes killed us," Caldwell said. "We
had a fumble and an interception. We had penalties. Those penalties and
those kind of mistakes are the kinds of things that make a difference
in the ballgame. We've just got to keep getting better."
Despite another loss, the Colts did show
"There were some things that we did better,"
Caldwell said. "You've got to feel good about that. We did make some
strides, and we did show some promise.
"But the bottom line is that we've got to win.
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satisfied, obviously. We have to find a way to win."
The New England game was the first for
Indianapolis with new defensive coordinator Mike Murphy directing
things from the sideline.
"Hopefully as time goes on in the next couple of
weeks, you might see a few different things, but not much (the first
game out)," Murphy said. "In the past, our identity was when (the
opponent lines up), the (Colts') front four are coming. And we'd like
to try to regain that."
TRENDING: Quarterback Dan Orlovsky, a University
of Connecticut product, made an impressive first start for the Colts at
New England. Orlovsky completed 30 of 37 passes for 353 yards. He threw
two touchdown passes and had one pass intercepted.
He led the Colts to the most points (24) that the
offense has scored in a game since Oct. 9 against Kansas City. It was
Orlovsky's first NFL start since 2008 against Green Bay when he played
for Detroit.
BY THE NUMBERS: 19 -- Plays in Indianapolis'
second-quarter scoring drive, the Colts' longest of the season. The
march culminated in a 31-yard field goal by Adam Vinatieri.
Indianapolis had two 13-play scoring drives earlier in the season
against Houston (Sept. 11) and Tampa Bay (Oct. 3).
--WR Reggie Wayne registered his 92nd consecutive
game with a pass reception, hauling in a Dan Orlovsky pass early in the
first quarter. He had five receptions on the day for 55 yards.
--WR Pierre Garcon caught a career-high nine
passes for a career-best 150 yards and two touchdowns against the
Patriots. It was Garcon's third 100-yard receiving game and his third
multiple-TD game this season.
--WR Austin Collie had season highs in total
catches (seven) and receiving yards (70) against the Patriots.
--RB Donald Brown rushed for 41 yards on 14
carries and had a touchdown run. It was the second straight game that
Brown had a rushing TD.
--LB Pat Angerer left the game late in the first
quarter after suffering an apparent knee injury. Angerer did not
return, and he was replaced for rest of the game by LB A.J. Edds.
--CB Jerraud Powers suffered an apparent
hyperextended left elbow late in the second quarter. Powers did not
return. His arm was in a sling after the game.
--CB Terrence Johnson went down early in the
opening quarter with a forearm injury and did not return. Johnson's arm
was in a sling after the game.
--CB Jacob Lacey made his first start at left
cornerback since Oct. 16 at Cincinnati. Lacey has now started six games
this season.
--RB Delone Carter fumbled for the third time in
his past four games. Carter had been held out of the previous week's
game with Carolina due to his fumbling issues.
--FB Jerome Felton made his first start for the
Colts after he was added to the roster earlier in the week. He had been
on Carolina's practice squad.
--TE Brody Eldridge (hand) did not make the trip
and was a pregame inactive.
--DT Drake Nevis (lower back) did not make the
trip and was a pregame inactive.
--FB Ryan Mahaffey (concussion) did not make the
trip and was a pregame inactive.
--QB Payton Manning (neck) was a pregame inactive.
--TE Dallas Clark (fibula) was a pregame inactive.
--CB Kevin Thomas was a pregame inactive. Thomas
had started the previous five games at left cornerback.
--DE Jerry Hughes was a pregame inactive.
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MOONLIGHT MADNESS: They meet on a deserted road as Angel, a damsel in distress, and he a shaggy blond Knight in shiny wrestling tights. Neither realize they both now work at the scandal scarred Damon High School. Angel Fleming Prescott is hired as interim principal at a school so wild teachers moonlight as exotic dancers on weekends. She's determined to bring both students and teachers under control. Little does she realize the Shakespeare quoting English teacher, Jake McCort, tranforms into The Demonator on television wrestling on weekends. Jake is a giant of a man with giant promises to keep that require money. He balks at Fleming's rule of no moonlighting. They begin a grudge match between two very determined people who discover along the way, achievements are empty without love. LUCKY 13: To add experience to her Civil Engineer degree Carolyn Creighton takes a summer job as a flagger on a road construction crew in northern Minnesota. The crew consists of two women and twelve men. The thirteenth man is the granite-hard boss, Luke Stanford. Luke runs a tight ship, and to achieve their heavy work-load in a short time, his policy is absolute decorum between the men and women on the crew. Carolyn is forced to agree with Luke's policy, and tries to treat all the men as equals. Except, it is difficult to achieve this decorum when Luke begins to fall in love with Carolyn.
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ELMIRA, N.Y. - Following last Saturday's overtime win against Wheeling the Elmira Jackals could not string together consecutive victories thanks to a 4-1 defeat to the Reading Royals on Friday night at First Arena. The loss dropped Elmira's record to 10-17-4 on the season.
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Coming off of a 6-2 win on Wednesday night against Wheeling, the Royals played an energized first period and took a 2-0 lead for their efforts. Aaron Gens converted a Jackals turnover for the first goal of the game at 11:56 of the first period. The unassisted strike was Gens' fourth of the year. Julien Cayer followed 51 seconds later with a slap shot from the high slot that squeezed through the pads of Elmira goalie Scott Greenham for a 2-0 advantage. Reading's defense limited Elmira to just two shots in the period, and that was Elmira's lowest shot output in a first period this season. Greenham, meanwhile, turned away eight of Reading's 10 shots.
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The Jackals had a difficult time building momentum in the third against a Reading defense that was intent on helping goalie Brandon Anderson pick up his second shutout of the season. The Jackals were able to breakthrough late in the frame, though, when they forced Anderson into a puckhandling mistake behind his own net. After Patch Alber rimmed the puck deep, Jordan Pietrus took the puck away from Anderson in the trapezoid and hit Dane Walters with a pass in the right win circle. Walters hit the open net for his second goal of the season with 3:27 remaining. That was all the offense the Jackals would receive, though.
Greenham took the loss with 10 saves on 14 shots, while Clermont was 14-for-14 in relief. Elmira went 0-for-3 on the power play and 1-for-1 on the penalty kill.
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Rising Romance is available at 2014 Mackinnon Stakes odds of $5 and the talented mare is currently locked in a battle for favouritism with Epsom Handicap winner He's Your Man and luckless Cox Plate runner Criterion.
He's Your Man opened as a narrow favourite in 2014 Mackinnon Stakes betting markets and he has remained steady at a quote of $5.50, but he has been leapfrogged as favourite for the race after Rising Romance was backed from $6 into $5.
Rising Romance is yet to record a win during her 2014 Spring Racing Carnival campaign, but she finished an impressive second behind Admire Rakti in the Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m) on October 18 and trainer Donna Logan told Sky Racing HQ that the Group 1 winning mare had taken no harm from the tough run.
"I am very pleased with how she has come through Caulfield," Logan said.
"She put on weight, she looks a treat and I could not be more pleased with her actually."
He's Your Man has not been seen at the races since he scored a narrow win over stablemate Royal Descent in the Group 1 Epsom Handicap (1600m) at Royal Randwick on October and he is available at Mackinnon Stakes odds of $5.50 to record a maiden win at weight-for-age level.
Chris Waller's racing manager Liam Prior admits that He's Your Man will face the toughest test of his racing career in the Mackinnon Stakes, but he is confident that the Cape Cross entire has the talent to record back-to-back wins at the highest level of racing.
"It will be a test and he is the fresh horse on the scene so to speak," Prior said.
"If he is fit, he will be hard to beat."
Criterion is one of several Cox Plate runners that have been included in the 2014 Mackinnon Stakes field and the Australia Derby winner is currently available at a quote of $5.50 to record the maiden win of his 2014 Spring Racing Carnival preparation.
A great deal went against Criterion in the Cox Plate last weekend, but he was still able to hit the line strongly to finish seventh and trainer David Payne believes that the Sebring entire will be suited by a return to Flemington after he struggled to get around the tight-turning Moonee Valley circuit.
"It is a nice big track and he will love that long straight," Payne said.
"He will be able to at least get balanced up.
"He is better ridden quiet and we are not going to change his pattern now."
Happy Trails is another horse that will be backing up in the Mackinnon Stakes after an unlucky run in the Cox Plate and he has been one of the best backed runners in betting for the Group 1 event at Flemington on Saturday.
The Good Journey gelding opened at Mackinnon Stakes odds of $9, but he has been backed into $7.50, while there has also been support for Moriarty ($31 into $19), Spillway ($31 into $26), Amralah ($14 into $11) and Costume ($81 into $51).


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Cavalcade of Whimsy
Dec. 3, Part 1
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Cavalcade of Whimsy - Dec. 3
- Part 2, The wacky BCS scenarios
Sorry if this column sucks, it's not my fault … it would be a disservice to the nation if this column was left out of the BCS championship.
August 27 - Kickoff Cavalcade
Sept. 3 - Enter Jameis Winston
Sept. 10 - Trying To Quit Texas -
Sept. 17 - Trying To Help The NCAA
Sept. 24 - Cupcake Saturday Fiasco - Oct. 1
- The Lane Kiffin Aftermath
- Oct. 8
- Cavalcade of Condi
- Oct. 15 - The Midseason With The QB
Oct. 22 - Fiu crashing the committee |
Nov 5 - The Fan Bill of Rights
- Nov. 5 - Really, what did Ohio State do wrong?
- Nov.
12 - AJ McCarron REALLY a Heisman contender?
- Nov.
19 - One team's disaster
- Nov.
26 - Who'll win the awards?
Because Jimmy Johnson couldn't win a big game ... In 1984, Miami was up 31-0 on Maryland. The Terps' Frank Reich engineered the greatest comeback in college football history, at least at the time, for a stunning 42-40 win. The Hurricanes had two weeks to sit and stew over the crushing defeat, and they came out roaring on the Friday of Thanksgiving weekend against Boston College, only to lose 47-45 on a neat little throw from Doug Flutie. Because of those two classics, I'm not quite sure if Auburn holds the title for the most interesting back-to-back college football games of all-time from a historical standpoint, but it's on the podium.
It would've been really interesting if the big play was made by Tunde Fariyke ... Sometime around late August of 2014, we need a score check of the number of children named Ricardo Louis (insert last name here) and Chris Davis (insert last name here).
And, to make matters worse, Webb is later seen on the back of a Jet Ski with the Geico pig wearing an Auburn hat ... It doesn't matter who she is, you show me the hottest woman in the world, and I'll show you a man who takes absolutely no solace whatsoever in the "I'm sorry, baby" condolence peck after a soul-crushing loss.
It was all made even worse by the Chris Davis detailed analysis of "catch it and run it" ... Knowing how coaches roll, and knowing how the man ticks, Nick Saban can win five more national championships, and he might, but with his last dying breath he's going to be haunted by how his team wasn't prepared for that. Coaches never, ever, ever get over gnawing things like this.
But, somehow, magically, Stanford would still managed to get a three-seed ... Here's the problem with that whole the-best-teams-should-play-in-BCS-championship-no-matter-what thing. If you're going to blow off the records of unbeaten BCS conference champions. The best team in college football is probably Alabama.
If this was the end of the 2014 season, your four team playoff would be, assuming the big boys win, No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 4 Alabama and No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 3 SEC champion, and Alabama probably wins it all. Assuming there's no chance Duke wins, if the Buckeyes blow it, it would be No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 4 Alabama if Auburn wins the SEC championship, or No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 4 Michigan State if Missouri wins. It would then be either Mizzou vs. Alabama, as seeded by the College Football Playoff Committee of Integrity, or Michigan State vs. Auburn.
"Dang! You got shocks, pegs... lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps?" ... Considering the way the last two games have gone for Auburn, Missouri will suddenly realize that it's Missouri; Ohio State is going to get pummeled by Michigan State; all the stewardesses on the flight to Pasadena will have long legs and brains; outside of the occasional rainbow, the weather will be 77 and sunny the entire time; the hotel pay-per-view channels will magically all play for free and the sensors on the mini-bar won't work; all the vending machines will be stocked with Coke; Jameis Winston won't be eligible to play in the BCS championship; the news of the Winston suspension will come about ten minutes before the kickoff; the story will be broken by Selena Roberts; the Seminoles' pregame meal turkey sandwiches will be a little dry; Nick Saban will take the Texas gig; the NCAA will finally get around to that pesky Yahoo! thing from a few months ago; and Lane Kiffin will be announced as your new Crimson Tide head football coach.
73 days since … the Yahoo sports allegations against D.J. Fluker, Tyler Bray, Maurice Couch, Fletcher Cox and Chad Bumphis, along with the Sports Illustrated allegations against Oklahoma State.
Oh, yay! An offseason of dealing with Ohio State and SEC fans in a high-level of "you suck," "no, YOU suck" discourse ... This has been so much fun, but it could all end up so very, very unsatisfying.
Assuming it's Florida State vs. Ohio State, if Jameis Winston is charged and suspended, and if the Seminoles lose to the Buckeyes, the OSU national title comes with the mother of all, "yeah, but …" scenarios.
Either way, if it's the Noles or the Buckeyes holding up the crystal ball thingy in Pasadena, if the SEC champion rocks in the Sugar Bowl, and/or Alabama destroys someone in, likely, the Orange Bowl, the BCS championship trophy will carry as much weight as a 2012 Ohio State Big Ten Champion t-shirt.
But it might be worth it just to see how Urban first goes ballistic, and then spins back to say how honored he is to take the team to the Rose Bowl ... The flip side, of course, is if the SEC champion does pass up Ohio State and plays Florida State for the BCS championship, and loses, and the Buckeyes win the Rose Bowl to finish unbeaten. Absolutely no one whatsoever would buy the Seminoles as the true national champion.
If only this Little Engine That Could football program could finally catch a little bit of a break ... Ohio State hasn't played anyone? Okay, but it does play Michigan State, and that's not bad. Yes, I'm the Grand Marshal of the SEC Champion Needs To Be In The BCS Championship parade, but you have to put the 13-0 Buckeyes in the BCS championship. You have to.
Misguided questioning of coaches, Part 1 ... Of course you go for it if you're Saban. With a struggling kicking game and one of the best offensive lines in America, of course you go for it on fourth-and-short. Of course you let your kicker with 60-yard practice range try to win it. You tell him there's no pressure and to just bang the heck out of it and see what happens, and you prepare your team for the possibility of a blocked kick. Saban didn't necessarily get outcoached late in the game; his team got outplayed. Auburn won the game; Alabama didn't lose it.
Misguided questioning of coaches, Part 2 ... It's the biggest game of the season. If you're Michigan, and you don't have your kicker, Brendan Gibbons, the last thing you do is put a backup kicker on the field for the game-tying extra point for the chance to go to overtime, and then put him in a position to have to hit a big field goal in the extra frames. Of course you go for two if you're Brady Hoke, of course.
Real Sports is on line two … again ... Realizing I might be saying this, too, after Gus Malzahn is holding the BCS championship trophy - I still don't think Auburn is that good, and I'm not quite sure why outside of having the Washington State game etched in my brain, along with the problem of needed a true fluke to beat Georgia. Play the Iron Bowl again tomorrow and I'm still taking the Tide -10.5.
"I've seen teams suck before but they were the suckiest bunch of sucks who ever sucked." ... Okay, enough. Look, SEC, I'm with you. I, too, believe that you really and truly can't have a true national championship without an SEC team involved in some way, but let's cut out the self-righteous, high-end bullspit about schedules, and let's be honest. Alabama sucked against Virginia Tech, sucked against Texas A&M, and came up with nice home wins over Ole Miss and LSU. Arkansas sucked, gagging away a game against a miserable Rutgers team. Yeah, Auburn tagged Bama, but it almost lost at home to Washington State, needed a miracle to beat a depleted Georgia, and beat an overrated Texas A&M. Yippee.
Florida was relatively healthy when it sucked in a loss to Miami, and later sucked even more against Georgia Southern and against Florida State. Georgia was healthy when it lost at Clemson and sort of sucked in the overtime win over Georgia Tech. Kentucky was a suckfest against Western Kentucky and Louisville, finishing the year with a win over the worst team in the FBS – Miami University – and another over Alabama … State.
LSU struggled to beat a sucky TCU, beat Auburn, and did a whole lot of nothing the rest of the way – if you buy my premise that Texas A&M was overrated. Missouri sucked for a half against a truly sucky Indiana and is currently living off of wins over depleted Georgia and Florida teams and A&M. I don't care that Texas was on a bender, the Ole Miss win in Austin was impressive, and beating a sleepy LSU was good, but that's about it. Mississippi State lost to Oklahoma State and needed everything in the bag to get by Bowling Green.
South Carolina helps the SEC's cause with strong, decisive wins over North Carolina, UCF and Clemson, but the loss to Tennessee sort of tempers the enthusiasm. Slice it however you want to, but the Vols lost 59-14 against Oregon. Texas A&M sucked against Rice until Mr. Football was let out of the penalty box, but your season sucks if the biggest highlight came in a thrilling loss, even if it was against Alabama. Vanderbilt sucked against Wake Forest, and the rest of its non-conference slate was a pity party of suck.
I'm still saying the SEC is the best conference. I'm still defending it. However, for the almighty, nastiest of nasty leagues, 10-7 against BCS conference teams, with three of those coming from South Carolina doing the heavy lifting? Oooooooh. It sort of sucks.
But let's readjust a wee bit after the bowl season ... With that said, taking into account a few Northern Illinois wins here, East Carolina's fun against the ACC there, remembering that the Big 12 generally plays no one out of conference and bringing in BYU and Notre Dame – since they basically played BCS schedules – how did the other conferences do against other BCS leagues, BYU and Notre Dame? AAC 4-12, ACC 8-12, Big Ten 10-8, Big 12 4-5 and Pac-12 8-4.
"So please please please
let me, let me, let me
let me get what I want
this time" … Welcome to my shameless and impossible quest to be on the committee that helps pick the playoff. Why do I deserve a spot? Florida State, Ohio State, SEC champion, Alabama. There. Playoff committee this.
Cavalcade of Whimsy - Dec. 3
- Part 2, The wacky BCS scenarios


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A stroke causes neurological effects that correspond to injured regions of the brain. Headaches can start after a stroke, but are not necessarily correlated to the location of a stroke within the brain.

About 10-15% of stroke survivors begin to experience new headaches shortly after a stroke. Headaches that begin for the first time after a stroke may fall into several headache categories. Post-stroke headaches can be either migraine headaches, tension headaches, medication overuse headaches, or medication side effects.

What You Should Do About Post-Stroke Headaches

Headaches can be bothersome, but may also be alarming. If you begin to experience headaches after a stroke, it is important to talk to your doctor about your headaches for two reasons. First of all, you need to make sure that your post-stroke headaches are not an indication of a serious problem. Most of the time, headaches do not turn out to be the sign of anything worrisome. Your doctor can determine whether your headaches are a sign of something more significant.

The second reason to get medical attention for your headaches is that headaches are treatable. The treatment depends on which type of headache you are experiencing.

Types of Post-Stroke Headaches

Medication overuse headaches are the consequence of excessive pain medication. The use of pain medication generally provides temporary relief for a few hours, often followed by a mild withdrawal effect that can induce pain. Your health care provider can develop a program for you to gradually decrease the use of pain medication so that you will not continue to suffer from medication overuse headaches.

Tension headaches cause head pain and are not normally associated with other symptoms. Tension headaches are usually relatively easy to control with mild medication and rest.

Migraine headaches are generally very painful and may be associated with nausea, neurological symptoms and an overwhelming sense of fatigue. Migraine headaches may require powerful prescription medications. Because some migraine medications are not recommended for people with heart disease or stroke, a neurologist is often needed to manage post-stroke migraine headaches.

One of the medications commonly used after a stroke may cause headaches. Dipyridamole is a blood thinner used to prevent strokes. It can trigger headaches in some patients, possibly because it causes blood vessels to widen (dilate.) Migraine headaches are one of the side effects of dilated cerebral blood vessels. Interestingly, this headache side effect does not necessarily make dipyridamole a bad guy. A recent study published in the October 2014 issue of the European Journal of Neurology reported that stroke patients who suffered from dipyridamole induced headaches actually had fewer recurrent strokes than patients who did not experience headaches as a side effect.

Why Do Post-Stroke Headaches Occur?

After a stroke, it is not uncommon for patients to develop new pain symptoms. Some patients notice new joint pain, shoulder pain or skin pain after a stroke, with as many as 1/3 of patients complaining of pain severe enough to interfere with daily activities. Headaches are similar to other types of post-stroke pain patterns but have their own unique characteristics. The root source is not completely understood, and may be related to a number of causes. Stroke-induced injury to sensory regions of the brain can trigger pain. Alterations in the electrical activity of the brain after the damage of a stroke can lead to pain. The changes in blood flow in the brain after a stroke can produce pain, particularly head pain.

Headaches may start for the first time after a stroke. They are manageable, and most of the time, stroke-induced headaches are not a sign of a serious problem.

Sources

Hansen AP, Marcussen NS, Klit H, Kasch H, Jensen TS, Finnerup NB, Development of persistent headache following stroke: A 3-year follow-up, Cephalagia, August 2014

Hansen AP, Marcussen NS, Klit H, Andersen G, Finnerup NB, Jensen TS, Pain following stroke: a prospective study, European Journal of Pain, September 2012

Davidai G, Cotton D, Gorelick P, Bath PM, Lipton RB, Sacco R, Diener HC, Dipyridamole-induced headache and lower recurrence risk in secondary prevention of ischaemic stroke: a post hoc analysis, European Journal of Neurology, October 2014


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"All the Juice That's Fish to Swim" is the fourth episode of the second season (and the fifty-sixth episode overall) of Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. It premiered on September 29, 2014.
Randy and Howard put investigative reporter Debbie Kang on the trail of the Ninja's secret identity.
- A clip from this episode is featured as a flashback in "Let Them Eat Cake Fries".
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|Milla Jovovich (Lucetta), Robert De Niro (Jack Mabry), Edward Norton (Gerald Creeson), Frances Conroy (Madylyn), Enver Gjokaj (Young Jack), Pepper Binkley (Young Madylyn), Liam Ferguson (Attorney), more »
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"Some people tell lies. Others live them."
Here's what the distributor says about their film: "Academy Award® winner Robert De Niro and Oscar® nominee Edward Norton deliver powerful performances as a seasoned corrections official and a scheming inmate whose lives become dangerously intertwined in 'Stone,' a thought-provoking drama directed by John Curran ('The Painted Veil,' 'We Don't Live Here Anymore') and written by Angus McLachlan ('Junebug').
As parole officer Jack Mabry (De Niro) counts the days toward a quiet retirement, he is asked to review the case of Gerald 'Stone' Creeson (Norton), in prison for covering up the murder of his grandparents with a fire. Now eligible for early release, Stone needs to convince Jack he has reformed, but his attempts to influence the older man's decision have profound and unexpected effects on them both.
Stone skillfully weaves together the parallel journeys of two men grappling with dark impulses, as the line between lawman and lawbreaker becomes precariously thin. The film's superb ensemble features Milla Jovovich ('The Fifth Element') as Lucetta, Stone's sexy, casually amoral wife, and Golden Globe® winner Frances Conroy ('Six Feet Under') as Madylyn, Jack's devout, long-suffering spouse.
Set against the quiet desperation of economically ravaged suburban Detroit and the stifling brutality of a maximum security prison, this tale of passion, betrayal and corruption examines the fractured lives of two volatile men breaking from their troubled pasts to face uncertain futures."
Violence: Extreme / Profanity: Extreme / Sex/Nudity: Extreme
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…mostly this is a tense, portentous, and provocative piece. [3½/4]
—Kimberley Jones, The Austin Chronicle
…an ending that is unpredictable yet also flat. They end up subverting expectations by denying pleasure.
—Manohla Dargis, The New York Times
…Moral ambiguity and ethical compromise are at the heart of this meandering prison drama, but at a certain point we simply don't care anymore who is base and baser. … Stone muddles along, like an idea in search of a plot. [2/4]
—Claudia Puig, USA Today
…"Stone" could have been some sort of a procedural, a straightforward crime movie, but it's too complex for that. It is actually interested in the minds of these characters, and how they react to a dangerous situation. … [3/4]
—Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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—Phil Boatwright, Preview Family Movie and TV Review
…a dead-serious meditation on faith and grace, redemption and damnation. …
—Ty Burr, The Boston Globe
…hooey-heavy prison-and-faith drama. …
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…A thoroughly unconvincing melodrama about a sexual triangle that few viewers are likely to buy. …
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Morena, MP, Feb 23 (UNI) Denizens of a village in Madhya Pradesh's Morena district, where crime rate was escalating due to excess consumption of liquor, have taken a pledge unanimously not to take alcohol anymore.
In the presence of police officers, the residents of Bisangpur village vowed in a meeting of Panchayat's Gram Raksha Samiti that they would not consume the alcohol in or outside the village and they would also fine a person found violating this decision. It was pointed out in the meeting, held on February 15, that the social evil forced many villagers to indulge in crimes, including smuggling of illegal liquor.
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