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Dallas Cowboys 2019 Undrafted Free Agent Tracker
[Updated] The NFL Draft is complete and the Dallas Cowboys will begin the next phase of team building by signing undrafted free agents.
Theyve had success in years past finding players after the draft was finished. The biggest names that come to mind are Tony Romo, Miles Austin, and Cole Beasley. Each made significant contributions to the team after going undrafted.
We'll update this as we go, but here are the Dallas Cowboys undrafted Free Agent signings.
- Daniel Wise, Defensive Tackle, Kansas - per Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins).
- Chris Westry, Cornerback, Kentucky - per Christian Stenafelt (@chrisstenafelt).
- Ricky Walker, Defensive Tackle, Virginia Tech - per Mitch Brown (@MitchBrownTV3).
- Brandon Knight, Offensive Line, Indiana - per Jonah Tuls (@JonahTulsNFL).
- Jon'Vea Johnson, Wide Receiver, Toledo - per Brian Buckey (@BrianBuckey).
- Mitch Hyatt, Offensive Tackle, Clemson - per Connor Livesay (@ConnorNFLDraft).
- Justin Phillips, Linebacker, Oklahoma State - per Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL).
- Luke Gifford, Linebacker, Nebraska - per @HuskerExtraPG
- Nate Hall, Linebacker, Northwestern - per Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs).
- Jalen Guyton, Wide Receiver, North Texas.
- Derrick Puni, Offensive Line, Central Missouri.
- Larry Allen Jr., Offensive Line, Harvard.
Last updated 17:21 on Sunday April 28th.
NFL Draft
Cowboys Draft: Reviewing Kansas DT Daniel Wise
Throughout the post draft media process, the Cowboys' decision makers have been adamant that they found multiple draft-able players in undrafted free agency this year. Each of which, of course, will have an opportunity to compete for a roster or practice squad spot this summer.
One of those players who almost certainly had a draft-able grade despite fall through all seven rounds, is Kansas defensive tackle Daniel Wise.
At 6'3" and 290 pounds, Wise projects as a 3-technique in the NFL, and should compete for that very role on the Cowboys defense. Wise is not an overly bendy or athletic player, but he has a good initial quickness which allows him to penetrate gaps well. Wise plays with excellent effort, having the type of motor that I'm sure Rod Marinelli valued highly during the pre-draft evaluations.
A strong and powerful interior presence, Wise can offer some upside as a pass rusher as well. He has quick, active, and heavy hands. When combining his hands with his get-off, Wise is a real threat as a pass rusher. Maybe his most impressive pass rushing quality, however, is the effort which he plays with. Never giving up on a play, you'll have to block Wise until the final whistle or he will threaten for effort sacks.
In college, Wise was often asked to be a two-gap defender from the 5-technique, but that's just not where he'll be at his best. Rather, he should be used in the role the Cowboys likely envision for him, allowing him to play with power at the point of attack and disrupt the running game.
But what are Daniel Wise's chances of even making the team?
The Cowboys made a concerted effort to improve their defensive line this offseason, specifically on the interior. By adding free agents like Kerry Hyder and drafting Trysten Hill 58th overall, Dallas has improved what was considered a weakness during the postseason a year ago.
Not all of these talented defensive tackles will make the team, though, it's simply a numbers a game. And cutting an undrafted free agent will certainly be easier to do than cutting someone who will be owed real money, or was acquired through premium draft capital.
Regardless, Daniel Wise will have the chance to prove his worth during training camp and the preseason. And based on how he projects through his college tape and physical attributes, he'll likely make those final decisions very difficult on the Cowboys' staff.
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Pre-Draft Visitors Highlight Dallas Cowboys 2019 Rookie Class
The Dallas Cowboys are "officially" adding 21 rookies to their roster, eight of which they drafted and the remaining 13 are undrafted free agents. The number of rookies the Cowboys are bringing in isn't all that surprising, but what did surprise me was how many of them were pre-draft visitors.
You may or may not know, but the NFL allows 30 allotted pre-draft visits for each team around the league. Teams don't have to use all 30 visits of course, but the majority of them take advantage of the opportunity and generally use up all 30 visits. It's a chance to introduce these rookies into the atmosphere they could be playing in and work them out in more of a one-on-one basis.
The Dallas Cowboys of course are known as a team who take their 30 pre-draft visits very seriously. Over the past several years they've drafted several players who were brought in for pre-draft visits, and 2019 was no exception.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, paying attention to the Dallas Cowboys 30 pre-draft visits is a good idea because the odds of them drafting one or more of them is pretty high. That's why I decided to run a pre-draft tracker this year, and because of it I was able to confirm 27 of the possible 30 pre-draft visitors for the Cowboys.
Here are 2019 pre-draft visitors currently on the Cowboys roster:
- DT, Trysten Hill
- RB, Tony Pollard
- RB, Mike Weber
- WR, Jon'Vea Johnson
- CB, Chris Westry
If you're doing the math, 5 out of 30 equates to 17% of the players the Dallas Cowboys brought in as pre-draft visitors. But, if Dallas only brought in 27 that percentage rises to 19%. To say that the Cowboys value these pre-draft visits would be an understatement, at least as far as 2019 is concerned.
The first three of Trysten Hill, Tony Pollard, and Mike Weber were of course all draft picks and have the best chance to stick around on the final 53-man roster, but I wouldn't rule out Jon'Vea Johnson and Chris Westry. Both were draftable players, but somehow fell through the cracks right into the lap of the Cowboys as UFAs.
I don't really know if it's a good idea the Dallas Cowboys are so transparent with how valuable the treat these 30 pre-draft visits. We've seen teams time and time again trade up right in front of them to draft a player the Cowboys could've possibly been eyeing, and this year was no exception.
After drafting Running Back/Wide Receiver Tony Pollard with the first of their fourth-round draft picks, it looked like the Dallas Cowboys had their sights set on small school Defensive End/Defensive Tackle John Cominsky out of Charleston with their second pick in the fourth. Unfortunately, the Atlanta Falcons traded up a spot ahead of them to draft Cominsky.
This of course isn't the first time the Falcons have done this, which begs the question as to how they knew the Cowboys could have possibly been targeting Cominsky. We can throw a conspiracy theory out there that Atlanta might have been inside source, but that's highly unlikely. More plausible theory is they were paying attention to Dallas' 30 pre-draft visitors as well.
It may be time for the Dallas Cowboys to deploy a little more smoke and mirrors when it comes to who they bring in for pre-draft visits in the future. But regardless, there's no denying the Cowboys pre-draft visitors highlight their 2019 rookie class.
Are you surprised the Dallas Cowboys added so many pre-draft visitors to the roster?
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Dallas Cowboys 2019 Draft Grades
Another year, another draft come and gone. The difference was that this year the Dallas Cowboys were without a first-round pick thanks to their trade for Amari Cooper with Oakland. Their de facto first-round pick would obviously earn an A+ from how well he meshed with Dak Prescott and gave this Cowboys offense another dimension.
Given how well the Cowboys have done in the first round in recent history -- all but two of their first round picks since 2011 have been in the Pro Bowl, a trend that continued with last year's pick, Leighton Vander Esch. This season, the Cowboys only had picks from round two and on. So this year was all about finding value and hoping it would fall into their laps.
Obviously time will tell if any of these players work out or not. For the time being, we can grade the picks based on what we do know. Some picks were worth it, while others raised questions, as well as eyebrows.
58 Overall: DT, Trysten Hill
In what has been considered the best defensive line draft in decades, the Cowboys took a bit of a risk with their first "official" pick. Trysten Hill is a first round talent out of UCF, but reports questioning his love for the game had some give him a third round grade.
Dallas has already had an off-season dealing with talented defensive linemen with questions around their passion for the game (i.e. David Irving) and so obviously people didn't love this pick.
It's a high risk, high reward move that we'll have to wait and see how it turns out.
Grade: B
90 Overall: G, Connor McGovern
As far as value goes, McGovern was probably the team's best pick. In my pre-draft rankings, Connor McGovern was my fourth overall interior lineman; a player who you can play anywhere in the interior and start immediately.
However, guard didn't really seem like a need. This was obviously a "best player available" pick. What this pick has done instead is raise a bunch of questions.
Who's job could be on the line?
Does this imply the team won't re-sign La'el Collins?
Is Connor Williams going to play tackle like he did in college?
Is one of them going to get traded?
Is Travis Frederick really ready to go?
So many questions surround this pick, but there's no questioning the player. Connor McGovern is likely a future starter on the line and Cowboys fans should be excited about that.
Grade: A
128 Overall: RB, Tony Pollard
If you follow me on Twitter, you know my feelings about Tony Pollard already.
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Tony Pollard might be my favorite #Cowboys pick. Has experience at both the RB and WR position, plus had 7 career kick return TDs in college. He addresses all 3 needs in 1. #NFLDraft
Returner has been a need for a year now. I never liked the team trading away Ryan Switzer because it created a huge hole on special teams, as well as the receiving core.
The team also needed a backup running back to take the load off Ezekiel Elliott a bit. With Tony Pollard, they get all three positions filled in the form of a player who's 6'0" 210 pounds, ran a 4.52 40 and compiled 25 total touchdowns. Terrific value in the fourth round.
Grade: A-
158 Overall: CB, Michael Jackson
This is the type of corner Kris Richard loves; big and tall. At 6'1" 200 pounds, Michael Jackson fits the profile.
His 2017 tape was actually better than his 2018 tape, and all four of his career interceptions came in '17. However, the team is obviously betting on his potential, especially with corner being a serious need.
With the Cowboys' four primary corners coming into contract years the next three seasons, odds are that at least one will be gone. MJ doesn't fill in day one as a difference maker but, given some time under Kris Richard, he could be a nice player.
Grade: C+
165 Overall: DE, Joe Jackson
Take Joe Jackson, new Cowboy, as well as Michael and Darius Jackson, and the team is just two short of a Jackson 5 reunion.
The team has been very busy trying to rebuild the depth at edge and Joe Jackson is icing on an already stacked cake. In an off-season that saw the retirement of David Irving and another suspension for Randy Gregory, the team was able to extend DeMarcus Lawrence and trade for Robert Quinn.
The edge room was already full but you can never have too many.
Joe Jackson is a fun, productive player from The U, who was teammates with the previous pick, Michael Jackson. In his career, he totaled 24 sacks and 37.5 tackles for loss all in three seasons. He's not the fastest edge rusher in the world but has plenty of power to make up for it. With the team only for sure having DeMarcus Lawrence guaranteed beyond 2019, it's good to have as much talent as possible.
Grade: B+
213 Overall: S, Donovan Wilson
The team really needed a safety and it enraged most people that they didn't pick one earlier. Especially with Taylor Rapp, Juan Thornhill and Amani Hooker all available at different times.
Donovan Wilson is an interesting pick. His career has been a rollercoaster while at Texas A&M, with a highly productive 2015 season, a dip in 2016, a fractured foot in the 2017 opener, and a rebound 2018 season.
Had his career not been derailed by his injury, he's likely gone way before the sixth round and the Cowboys are obviously betting on his potential. Meets a need, but not a plug-in right away type of pick.
Grade: B
218 Overall: RB, Mike Weber
Tony Pollard is going to get first crack at the backup running back spot. However, given that he's also the team's likely return man as well, it makes sense that they'd want to deepen the running back room to give the team a true RB2.
Mike Weber was Ezekiel Elliott's teammate at Ohio State, but didn't come close to the impact Elliott had. Only topping 1,000 yards once in college, Weber is likely in competition with Darius Jackson for the backup spot.
He's not as flashy as Zeke but can pick up the slack when asked to and is a solid receiver out of the backfield. If Weber can't beat Jackson for the backup spot, then Weber is a likely candidate for the practice squad.
Grade: B
241 Overall: DE, Jalen Jelks
Jalen Jelks falls into a similar boat that both Hurricanes players are in. Like Joe Jackson, he's a good solid edge piece (fifth round draft grade), but like Michael Jackson, his prior season's tape was better than his final season.
It's interesting that the Cowboys would pick a player who seems to be better suited to play in a 3-4 as a OLB, but has plenty of starter potential. Otherwise he's a player that's likely headed to the practice squad that the Cowboys wanted to make sure they get first crack at. Still, a good value in terms of where he was picked.
Grade: B-
Dallas Cowboys Overall 2019 Draft Grade: B
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Paul Nagy joins Sawyer Business School as a new assistant professor of Management and Entrepreneurship
Nagy will teach Opportunity Recognition and Discovery. The undergraduate course helps students recognize business opportunities and determine their feasibility. Nagy's goal is to help young entrepreneurs distinguish between good ideas and great ideas. He wants them to have the business tools to capitalize on their entrepreneurial drive.
"Ideally, students will be able to further develop their identified opportunities into realized entities by the end of their time at Suffolk. The ultimate goal, or 'Holy Grail,' for me would be for students to follow their entrepreneurial spirits and launch successful new ventures that become the success stories that are shining examples for the next class of entrepreneurs," Nagy said.
He looks forward to working alongside Suffolk's driven and dedicated faculty members. "I was initially intrigued by the energy and passion that the faculty members exude," he explained.
With a PhD in Strategic Management from Florida State University, Nagy was also impressed with Suffolk's commitment to both academic excellence and faculty research. "Too often academics are forced to choose one camp at the expense of the other. Suffolk recognizes the importance of both and understands that great teaching and great research are not mutually exclusive," he said.
Nagy's areas of expertise include new opportunity recognition and exploitation, new ventures, and institution-based perspectives. In particular, Nagy is interested in how entrepreneurs identify, evaluate, and exploit new venture opportunities. "This interest stems from the fact that entrepreneurs are the driving force of economic growth and human welfare. Without entrepreneurs, life as we know it today would be vastly different," he said.
Suffolk's location in downtown Boston was another important factor for Nagy. "The entrepreneurial spirit is highly prevalent at both the university and the surrounding Boston community," he said. "The business community of Boston provides abundant opportunities that help connect theory with practice in the classroom."
Beyond just theory, practice is important to obtain entrepreneurial success. The combination allows entrepreneurs to realize competitive advantages in the marketplace, Nagy explained.
"In an effort to motivate and involve students, I frequently demonstrate how material presented in the classroom is relevant in everyday real-world practice. I do this by highlighting and discussing current events found in popular media and by drawing upon my own business and management experience," he said.
"Because I truly believe in the value and importance of a good education, I find great joy and satisfaction in having a role in developing the minds of tomorrow's business leaders," he said.

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asking again regd HIV & ESR test
Hello Doctor,
I had sent you a mail earlier, and wish to write to you again, its been almost 10 months since my oral exposure (blow job received without condom froma sex worker ) i tested negative in both ocassions, after completing 2 months and 4 months respectively, and then upon completion of 6 months , had an ESR test done, which was in normal range , I would like to know, that a normal ESR result at 6 months completed is good enough to decide that ive not contracted HIV ?
The information you seek was already waiting for you! Where? In the archives, of course! Dr. Bob says check it out! (See below.)
Briefly, ESR is a nonspecific test that gives an indication of inflammation. It is not HIV specific and can not be used to diagnose HIV or rule out an HIV infection. Only HIV-specific tests can do that.
Dr. Bob
Why dont you answer my question....i know i'm flooding your mailbox by trying to seek answer 5th time.....u gotta understand my pain...plz plz plz answer asap Mar 30, 2008 This is my fifth attempt to hear from you before going for test, I dont have anyone to talk. I dont know any other way to plead, Im in pain. I dont think my scenario is stupid enough for you to not answer. Please answer asap. I assure you that Ill donate for your noble cause. Hello Sir, I dont know how to start even now while seeking help from you by asking this question my hands are trembling. Im a 26 yr uncircumcised male. It started so bad that, it was my maiden sexual encounter that too with the prostitute on 10th Dec 2007, during which the condom broke-off. I pulled out while ejaculating thinking that Ive a condom at place only to see that the tip of my penis protruding out of condom and I ejaculated few drops at the bedding as well. I was scared as hell and very next day got tested for HIV & Hepatitis-B along with few STIs (all came negative). Real worry started almost 2-3 weeks after that when I developed ARS kinda symptoms like chronic fatigue (so bad that I slept for 12-14 hrs a day), fever (which went on-off for few days but was never over 99) and on 3 occasions suffered night-sweating as well. 7 weeks after a possible exposure I went to dentist for dental cleaning and 4 days after that (i.e.20.01.08), I realized something is wrong with me tongue. It was bruised from both sides at the back and later doctor diagnosed me for Aphthous Stomatitis. Now after almost 2 months the ulcers on my tongue have started to heal. But in between I was diagnosed for Tonsillitis (with white patches on both sides) I had a thick white coating on my tongue so I got myself tested for its culture & sensitivity and the result came as, klebsiella & e coli species found, Heavy growth. My doctor put me on the Antibiotics for 5 days and again for 3 days, but I still have a white coating on my tongue. Ive few swollen lymph nodes (slight but persistent pain) in my groin area where as the one I had on my neck is no more there. After 2 months of the exposure, I got tested for Hepatitis-B, HSV 1&2 and few other STIs (all negative, I feel so happy to write negative) along with Oral Thrush. Candida you call it, (result negative) but couldnt gather courage for HIV test. Sir, anxiety is killing me, my heart rate is in 90s and hands are trembling and sweating all time. Ive had sleepless nights all this while. I really cant stand HIV. I dont have courage to go and get myself tested for HIV and therefore looking for some mental food to clam my nerves. Sir, please clarify few things for me: 1. I tested myself for ESR all this while, result shows Jan-02, Feb-04 and March-12 (ref. range 1-10)isnt it pointing towards HIV 2. Are my ARS symptoms for real? 3. Dont you think it is too early for Aphthous Stomatitis to happen if Im infected? 4. What does klebsiella & e coli has to do with HIV ? 5. When you say you have 1 in 500 or 1 in 1000 chance of getting infected, how does that work, is it you come across 500 people with possible symptoms and 1 get infected or all 500 get some amount of virus thier immunity/body fight it out and exceptionally 1 gets infected? 6. In a hiv infected person, does lymph nodes atay swollen all the time o they go back to their normal size? 7. Considering my symptoms what are my odds of getting infected, please be honest Sir. ( I know its a stupid question but really couldnt control myself). 8. Coated tongue eith red dotsis it a sign of early hiv infection? Sir, I expect you not to disappoint me.
Response from Dr. Frascino
You report: "I really can't stand HIV. I don't have courage to go and get myself tested for HIV and therefore looking for some mental food to calm my nerves." OK, let's start with realities:
You are 26-years old and it's time to grow up. I understand getting HIV tested is anxiety provoking, but since you are adult enough to have sex, you must also be adult enough to accept the responsibility that goes along with it!
The only "mental food" that will calm your nerves is an HIV test. Stop procrastinating. You obviously know what needs to be done. So continuing to torture yourself makes absolutely no sense. Further procrastination will only make your anxiety worse.
Briefly responding to your direct questions:
ESR is not a surrogate test for HIV. You cannot determine HIV status from an ESR result. Get HIV tested.
Symptoms are notoriously unreliable in predicting who is and is not infected. Get HIV tested.
Hypothetical guessing games are not helpful in determining HIV status. Get HIV tested!
Nothing. Get HIV tested!
Estimated HIV-acquisition risk statistics are population based and cannot be applied to an individual's specific situation. The purpose of the estimated risk statistics is to help gauge the relative likelihood of infection of one type of risk activity versus another. If you want to know if your failed-condom experience resulted in HIV transmission, the only way to know for certain is to get tested!
This varies from case to case.
First of all, I'm always honest. Next, the best answer to your question, since the condom broke, is that you had what amounts to unprotected vaginal insertive sex with a partner of unknown HIV status. This does put you at some degree of risk for STDs, including HIV. The only way to know for certain if you've acquired the virus is to get an HIV test at the three-month mark. Statistically speaking the odds are astronomically in your favor that you did not acquire HIV from this single unfortunate incident.
Once again, symptoms are totally unreliable in predicting HIV seropositivity or negativity.
Well, I don't know if this reply "disappointed" you or not. However, I feel it was important for you to realize two basic facts:
Your degree of anxiety is way out of proportion to any real degree of HIV-acquisition risk.
Perseveration on HIV infection and procrastination when it comes to getting a definitive HIV test only make your anxiety worse and will not change the outcome.
Thank you for your pledge to make a donation to the Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation (www.concertedeffort.org). In return I'm sending you my good-luck karma that your definitive HIV test will be negative. Write back and let me know the results so we can hopefully celebrate your WOO-HOO experience together, OK? Good luck!
Dr. Bob


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 7 diseños de 3 diseñadores freelance.
I need a new homepage page for the http://www.bestgames.com.au shop.
I like my existing logo (header) that we have at the top of the site and would like to keep this one but I don't like the page itself and it's colors.
We've been trading for a while and we wanted to change the look and feel to a nicer one, more professional but also more friendly.
We got a new new logo and header for the site which we like (we are happy to change it but we are happy to keep it).
We need a new design for the layout of the home page.
I'd prefer to keep the current concept of the blocks on the side but I'm open to proposals.
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- It should contain the boxes for: Menus, Top Products, Recommended products, Recent Products, Search, My Cart, News Feed and some "Notes" (like the ones about corporate orders).
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"The way to improve is to reject everything you're doing. You have to create a void by destroying everything; you have to kill it. Or else you'll tell the same fucking jokes every night." – Louis CK
The path of a comedian is one of growth and change. We are constantly trying to write new jokes, work on new material, and develop fresh ideas. All in the hopes of getting better. We are constantly looking ahead, to what is next. What is the next step in our careers? What is the next goal we want to achieve? Where do we go from here? This Wednesday, at the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater as part of Comedy Month's City Spotlight, a group of Philadelphia comedians will do just the opposite, they will look back.
In the Beginning…is a show from the mind of comedian Pat House which will showcase comedians taking a look at video footage from an early point in their careers, and roasting their former selves on their comedic talents (or lack thereof.) It is a show that aims to celebrate the growth and development of Philly comics in a way most comedians are comfortable with…by making fun of themselves. We had some questions for House on his own growth as a comedian, and what he sees in his peers.
Why are you making comedians relive their painful sets of years' past? Because comedy isn't tortuous enough. Just kidding!! I'm fascinated by the process of stand-up comedy. Nobody starts out great, and the evolution comedians has always interested me. I think it'll be fun to laugh at how new and inexperienced we were, and it'll be great to relive some of those gems we all had when we first started.
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The romance of the New Mexican style hyped around the world in recent years is most authentically captured in the unique furniture developed over the centuries by the region's Hispanic carpinteros. Here for the first time are detailed measured drawings anti accompanying photographs which will allow you to re-create thirty distinctive pieces that will be faithful to the originals, all located in Santa Fe museum collections. Instructional photographs and drawings show how to produce nineteen authentic decorative details and embellishments that will help give your work the unmistakable stamp of New Mexican tradition. If you've ever wanted to build a piece of classic New Mexican furniture, one that will last for generations, this book will be a welcome addition to your library.
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Sen. Lautenberg dies at 89
Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a World War II veteran who served nearly three decades in the Senate, died early Monday morning in New York at 89.
The New Jersey Democrat — the oldest member of the Senate — had been ill and was a rarely seen presence in Washington in recent months. He died from complications of viral pneumonia, his office said in a statement.
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With a bouquet of flowers placed on his desk, the Senate held a moment of silence in Lautenberg's honor when it opened Monday afternoon after a week-long recess. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said the Senate would say goodbye to Lautenberg on Wednesday and praised the New Jersey senator's long service as having contributed directly to saving untold American lives, as he worked to standardize drunk driving laws, ban smoking on airplanes and keep firearms from criminals.
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"Frank Lautenberg took care of my boy and millions of other people that would no longer have to suck in that smoke when they were on an airplane," Reid said.
Reid also praised Lautenberg's work ethic, specifically his trips to Washington earlier this year because he "agreed with 90 percent of the American people" on enacting stricter gun background checks. He said Lautenberg was a terrible retiree because "he couldn't stay away from public service."
The majority leader asaid he spoke to Lautenberg's wife on Monday morning shortly after learning about the senator's death and she told Reid that Lautenberg was sure he'd live to be 100-years-old.
"We owe an outstanding amount of debt for his service," Reid said. "He loved being in the Senate. And the nation's going to miss his strength and his progressive leadership."
Lautenberg's death marks the end of an era on Capitol Hill and in the Senate. Lautenberg was the last World War II veteran in the Senate, the final one of 115 senators to serve in that conflict, according to Senate records. Reps. Ralph Hall (R-Texas) and John Dingell (D-Mich.) are now the only remaining World War II veterans in Congress.
( PHOTOS: Frank Lautenberg's career)
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) can appoint a replacement for Lautenberg, meaning Senate Democrats lose a reliable vote as they take on tough issues like immigration reform this summer.
However, there is some question over whether Christie's appointment would face a special election in November — as Democrats claim — or would serve out the remainder of Lautenberg's term. Democrats are expected to file a legal challenge on this issue in New Jersey.
President Barack Obama called Lautenberg "a proud New Jerseyan who lived America's promise as a citizen, and fought to keep that promise alive as a senator."
"First elected to the Senate in 1982, he improved the lives of countless Americans with his commitment to our nation's health and safety, from improving our public transportation to protecting citizens from gun violence to ensuring that members of our military and their families get the care they deserve," Obama said in a statement released by the White House.
( Also on POLITICO: Biden lauds Lautenberg)
Lautenberg served two separate stints in the Senate: from 1982 to 2000, and from 2003 until his death this week.
Lautenberg had many legislative accomplishments during his Senate tenure, including boosting transportation funding and championing a ban on smoking on airplanes. He authored the 1984 law that set the minimum drinking age at 21, and also pushed to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit to 0.08 percent.
He was also a key player in efforts to impose new gun control laws. One of his last appearances in the Senate was in April to vote in favor of a bill to expand background checks for gun sales. That measure failed to win Senate approval.
Before serving in Washington, Lautenberg was successful in the private sector. He was the chief executive officer at the payroll giant ADP, and he amassed a personal fortune worth tens of millions of dollars.
Lautenberg announced in February that he would not seek reelection in 2014. High-profile Newark Mayor Cory Booker is seeking the seat, although other Democrats also want to run.
Booker called Lautenberg "a true champion" and said his legacy "will endure for generations."
"Senator Lautenberg was a model of leadership and service to me since before I even considered entering elected office," Booker said. "He was a passionate advocate for New Jersey and a crucial and tireless partner who always delivered for the people of Newark."
Lautenberg's Senate career was marked — or in many ways, guided — by his vicious personal feud with former Democratic Sen. Robert Torricelli of New Jersey. To say the two men hated each other would be an understatement. Torricelli once threatened to remove Lautenberg's testicles during a closed-door meeting of Senate Democrats, bringing condemnation from fellow Democrats.


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LOMBARD—A Feb. 12 snowstorm closed airports and socked in travelers along the East Coast, preventing Father Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life, from reaching a prayer service at Sacred Heart Parish in Lombard to rally supporters seeking an end to legalized abortion in the United States.
Persistence is the key word when it comes to describing a crowd of pro-lifers who scrambled at the last minute for guest speakers. Father James Heyd, a Chicago member of the Priests for Life organization, and Yvonne Florczak-Seeman, board member for Woman's Choice Services, took seriously the opportunity to pinch-hit for Father Pavone.
Having joined the organization full time last year, the former vocation director at St. Joseph Seminary at Loyola University Chicago, Father Heyd nurtured the flock first by leading what he calls the Holy Hour for Life, which featured praise and worship to the Lord and the Blessed Mother.
The message behind his pro-life outreach remains upbeat. Although Roe vs. Wade continues as the law of the land in regard to abortion, he pointed out that the recent confirmation of Samuel Alito to the U.S. Supreme Court brings the total number of Catholics to five. Father Heyd said he hopes their faith will influence opinions written in relation to abortion-related cases. However, the battle is not being waged at the federal level alone, he said. Citing the fact that previous to the 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision, New York and California already had authorized abortion procedures. He informed the group that even if federal protection were eventually diminished, the matter would not dissolve entirely. "It will happen state-by-state. The real battle of democracy and speaking out is on the local level," he said. Already, residents of South Dakota have instigated an initiative to halt the practice of abortions in that state. The spotlight is currently on Rhode Island, where 60 percent of the population has declared an allegiance to Catholicism. Father Heyd said he is hoping for an anti-abortion ballot initiative there as well.
Meanwhile, Father Heyd said he believes that today's Catholic Church is better equipped to handle the pernicious reach of abortion and euthanasia, a topic that the state of Oregon has shed light on. Vatican encyclicals and documents are available to clarify the church's position on the matter. "There's less confusion," he added. The faithful have concrete explanations that express in detail the depth of the church's position concerning the dignity of life. Pope John Paul II's encyclical, The Gospel of Life, detailed the matter from the moment of conception to the grave, he said. In addition, church-related organizations, including Rachel's Vineyard retreats, support groups, pro-life crisis centers and more are accessible to men, women and families afflicted with the pain of abortion. The negative effects of 33 years of legalized abortion in the United States need to be addressed in a faithful manner, he said. In response, the church has become more welcoming. The church is not concerned with the law alone; it has spread its arms to support people with matters of faith and actions. "Above all, we need to hear their stories. … We need to pray for those caught up in the web of destruction…. Through love, they will come to know the dignity of every life."
Father Heyd expressed confidence in "God's creative love" as a way to heal the wounded and to soften the hearts of those hardened by a variety of life's circumstances. He asked the congregation to bow their heads while he prayed, "For all the victims of the culture of death that they be welcomed in eternal peace." Later, Father Heyd criticized the "violent culture" as it is depicted on television, video games and the Internet in the United States and around the world for desensitizing people to the idea of death due to abortion. However, he voiced confidence in the fact that God would overcome "diehards" with an ideological outlook that minimizes life.
As an organization, Priests for Life is preparing to expand its focus on life issues by opposing executions. "One day we'll be out front of an abortion clinic," and the next, the group intends a show of solidarity on the dignity of life by protesting the death penalty, he said. "The death penalty is part of the larger compendium," he said, but the organization would center on abortion issues.
Priestly leaders are crucial in this effort. Believers are looking for priests to take a firm stand and to address issues such as spirituality and sexuality, according to Father Heyd.
In addition, the real depth of the wounds related to abortion is beginning to come to the fore. After years of exclusion from the conversation, Father Heyd said, men finally have been drawn into the topic of abortion. Before, it was a woman's body and a woman's issue, he said. Men were essentially eliminated from the discussion.
The personal testimony from Florczak-Seeman of Westmont emphasized how confusion and self-deception worked in her case to minimize the life of the baby in her womb. At the age of 42, she publicly shared the pain and guilt she suffered for years before she felt "God's healing" in the aftermath of five separate abortions. As a young woman, she said, medical references to a growing baby, such as "a mass of cells," hid from her the image of a baby growing inside. Today, the wife and mother of three children said she is so grateful for God's forgiveness and healing that she has committed herself to sharing the truth about abortion. "Fact, women regret abortion," she said, affirming her refusal to keep "silent no more."
Afterward, numerous advocates gathered in small clusters, participating in private conversations about the abortion issue, a circumstance that served as proof that the prayer service inspired a rally cry to promote the dignity of life. Lingering in the aisle, Cynthia Crane of Wheaton was huddled with her daughter, 15-year-old Jillian Crane, and friend Wheaton's Judy Kubica. Although they came to hear the words of Father Pavone, they were not disappointed. Florczak-Seeman's witness was particularly heart wrenching. Cynthia related that when she was carrying her daughter, doctors informed her that chronic immune deficiencies coupled with the pregnancy could hamper her health. The doctors advised her to get an abortion, but the expectant mother refused. Smiling at the child who is now a sophomore at St. Francis High School in Wheaton, Cynthia claims her daughter has added to her life's fulfillment.


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The New York Jets already lost one valuable veteran to the Miami Dolphins when tight end Dustin Keller signed a one-year contract last week.
Is guard Brandon Moore next?
Mike Garafolo of USA Today reported that Moore is visiting with the free-spending Dolphins on Wednesday. If he signs with Miami, Moore would most likely replace John Jerry at right guard.
Moore has started every game for the Jets since 2005, but the team has expressed little interest in bringing him back. The Jets already have considerable money tied up in the offensive line with center Nick Mangold and offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson. Turning 33 in June, Moore doesn't fit in with a franchise going into rebuilding mode.
The Dolphins, by contrast, are looking to make a run in 2013. Moore would provide an upgrade to the line, while further weakening a compromised division rival.
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The groups argue that only cleaner waters will enable the recovery of endangered salmon species.
For decades, water quality in North Coast river and streams has been degraded by sediment, nutrients, high temperatures, low dissolved oxygen levels, and turbidity. These pollutants are the result of dam construction, water diversions, urban development, agriculture, logging, mining, and grazing.
The declining river and stream conditions have impacted the survival of regional salmon species, including chinook salmon, coho salmon, and Northern California steelhead, which are now listed under the federal Endangered Species Act.
Last year, the collapse of salmon stocks on the west coast caused the first ever complete shutdown of the commercial salmon fishing season.
"Regional and state officials have failed to develop realistic, workable action plans that protect water quality and provide habitat for endangered salmon that need cool, clean water to survive," said George Torgun of the public interest law firm Earthjustice, who is representing the coalition in court.
"Without such plans, water quality in North Coast rivers and streams will not meet the standards that the state is obligated to achieve," he said.
"We need abundant populations of salmon for long-term economic stability and for our future generations of fishermen," said Glen Spain, northwest regional director of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations, a commercial fishing industry trade association that is a co-plaintiff in the suit.
Endangered salmon spawning in a California stream (Photo courtesy California Nature Tours)
"Providing the conditions necessary for salmon to survive could bring back tens of thousands of fishing jobs and a billion dollar industry to our region," said Spain.
The action plans at issue are part of the Clean Water Act's Total Maximum Daily Load, TMDL, program. A TMDL is the maximum amount of a pollutant that a waterbody can receive in 24 hours and still meet water quality standards.
The program first requires the agencies to identify and maintain a list of impaired rivers and streams and submit that list to the U.S. EPA for approval.
The agencies must then assess the sources of pollution causing the violations, set TMDL limits for these sources, and develop action plans to achieve the standards.
In 1995, many of the same organizations involved in the current legal action, sued the EPA for failure to address water quality problems under the TMDL program. That case resulted in a consent decree requiring the federal agency to set pollution limits for 17 listed water bodies within the region by 2007.
EPA has completed most of the work required by the consent decree and TMDLs have been established for Garcia River, Scott River, and Shasta River.
But except for those three rivers, the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board and the State Water Resources Control Board have failed to prepare action plans as required by the state Porter-Cologne Water Quality Control Act and the federal Clean Water Act.
In their complaint, the groups recognize that the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board, has suffered from deep cuts in staffing and funding for clean water programs.
"While the Regional Board appears to be making some progress, they have lost 60 staff members since 2001, leaving the agency unable to protect our wild rivers," said Daniel Myers, representing Sierra Club's Redwood Chapter, one of the plaintiff groups.
"The ecological collapse in our rivers is bad not just for fish, but also for the thousands of people and local communities that depend on the health of these rivers," said Georgianna Wood of the plaintiff Northcoast Environmental Center. "These pollution problems may be complex, but the state and regional boards have the tools they need to act, and we urge them to do so."
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Mast Brothers add cookbook to creations
Iowa transplants Rick Mast and Michael Mast of Brooklyn, N.Y., make chocolates that have a cult following. The pair, writes celebrity chef Thomas Keller in the introduction to their new "Mast Brothers Chocolate: A Family Cookbook," "helped us appreciate the range of flavors possible in a single bar of chocolate." The book offers an appealing array of confections for chocolate lovers: pudding, pops, marble cake, Boston cream pie, chocolate gingersnaps, ricotta pancakes. The brothers also add chocolate where you least expect it — to a pork loin with cranberries, pureed beet cake, butternut soup, balsamic vinaigrette, salmon fillets, pork sausage, and coq au vin. The Masts will be signing books on Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. at Brookline Booksmith, 279 Harvard St., Brookline, 617-566-6660; on Nov. 11 in the early evening at Formaggio Kitchen, 244 Huron Ave., Cambridge, call 617-354-4750 for details; on Nov. 12 at 5 p.m. at Central Bottle Wine + Provisions, 196 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, 617-225-0040.


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|The hearing loop is an assistive technology for the hard of hearing that's popular in Europe, but less widespread in the US. Think of it like wireless networking for hearing aids. The technology uses an inductive loop to transmit sound signals directly into an in-ear hearing aid or cochlear implant, where it is received by an inductive device called a telecoil. Proponents of the system say it works especially well in public places with background noise, such as train stations or places of worship, as announcements can be transmitted directly to the ear rather than being picked up by an external microphone. The approach also does not require the use of bulky receivers or headsets, as many assistive hearing devices commonly used in the US do. It does, however, require that the listener have a hearing aid equipped with a telecoil for reception. We'll talk about the technology, and why it hasn't been embraced in this country.


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Receive, store, pick and ship merchandise to Target.com guests. Safely operate power equipment (i.e., forklift, order picker, battery changers, scissor lifts, etc.) Match individual products to pack slips and pack outer cartons in a way that ensures a quality guest experience. Complete job tasks accurately and on time, identify and communicate ways to improve quality, and contribute to overall Fulfillment Center results.


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A photographic story "widespread" in the Italian province, that breaks the landscape in places-moments, related to stories they see as the woman protagonist, his dreams and his fears. The dream vision is prevalent in the first series of reverie, in which the visions appear more terse and rarefied as in the passage between adolescence and youth.
The stronger the image in the second set, Vif Rêverie, from the French "vivid", in which the female appears to think more heated, polished, paradoxical, sometimes acid, as happens in adulthood.
The term reverie (literally fantasy, pipe dream, daydream, fantastic imagination) refers to a state of neglect of the spirit in times of wakefulness and sleep (Reve), for images and situations in which the 'I forget the protagonist its history and its surroundings, leaving your mind wander, enjoying a freedom similar to that of the dream. The dreamer of reverie is nothing but an alchemist of words, a modern shaman. (Cit. Gaston Bachelard's Poetics of Reverie, and Daedalus)
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Photograph by Brunella Fratini
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- From a limited edition of 5
- Size: 39.37 x 27.56 x 0.39 in (unframed) / 39.37 x 27.56 in (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
This artwork is sold by Brunella Fratini from Italy


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Bluesman couldn't remember the last time he'd been so tired. Life had been a blur ever since his last encounter with Doc Mojo. He had traveled aimlessly for what seemed like months and finally ended up in a run down old barrelhouse in Gooseneck Mississippi nursing a now warm shot of bourbon.
The bartender roused him from his daze telling him there was a call for him/ A call? Who knew he was here? Who did he even know that knew how to use a phone?
He got up from his barstool on seasick legs and wandered over to where the bartender stood holding the phone out to him.
Taking the receiver Bluesman suddenly had a sense of dread, he had seen Doc Mojo fall from the bridge into the murky waters of the Mudindanoze River, but he had not seen his body surface… could this be him?
He spoke into the phone, "Hello"
"Well well, you sure are a hard man to track down" It was Doc Mojo, how could this be?
"We have some things to discuss my old friend. I'll be at the Crossroads at midnight tonight. See you there, if you're up to it that is"
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2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 cup shallots, finely chopped
1/3 cup celery, diced
1 pin red pepper flakes
4 cup kombu dashi (soup stock), see Eden's recipe, or vegetable stock
15 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, do not drain
1 cup precooked organic long grain white or brown rice
1 1/2 Tbsp fresh rosemary, finely chopped
2 Tbsp Eden Bonito Flakes, finely crumbled
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1 cup organic diced tomatoes, do not drain
1/8 tsp freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
2 cup spinach, chopped
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Heat the oil in a medium soup pot and sauté the garlic and shallots for 1 to 2 minutes. Add the celery and red pepper flakes. Sauté another 1 to 2 minutes. Add the kombu dashi or soup stock, rosemary, bonito flakes, chickpeas, rice, tomatoes and sea salt. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to medium-low and simmer for 30 minutes. Remove half of the ingredients and puree in a blender or food processor. Return the puree to the soup pot. Season with black pepper, add more sea salt if desired and add the chopped spinach. Simmer for 5 to 7 minutes. Serve hot.


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America's loss is China's gain. In the aftermath of the Keystone XL fiasco, which will see not only a number of jobs "uncreated" but a natural source of crude lost, Canada is already planning next steps. Which will benefit Shanghai directly and immediately. As Bloomberg reports, "Prime Minister Stephen Harper, in a telephone call yesterday, told Obama "Canada will continue to work to diversify its energy exports," according to details provided by Harper's office. Canadian Natural Resource Minister Joe Oliver said relying less on the U.S. would help strengthen the country's "financial security." The "decision by the Obama administration underlines the importance of diversifying and expanding our markets, including the growing Asian market," Oliver told reporters in Ottawa." Ironically, it is diversifying away from the US, with its ever soaring, politically-predicated uncertainty, that is a source of stability and diversification. But it is not only crude. Wonder why no jobs are being created? Wonder why despite record low mortgage rates there is no bottom in sight for housing? Simple - nobody can plan one month, let alone one year ahead for any US-based venture or business. The political risk is simply too great - whether it is contract law (see GM and Chrysler) or simple solvency (see record high levels of cash hoarded by companies), it is there, and as long as it is there, there will be no hiring, no capex spending, no growth, and no real improvement in the economy, the real economy, not that defined by where the Russell 2000 closes on any given day.
More from the Keystone XL aftermath:
Harper "expressed his profound disappointment with the news," according to the statement, which added that Obama told Harper the rejection was not based on the project's merit and that the company is free to re-apply.
Canada this month began hearings on a proposed pipeline by Enbridge Inc. to move crude from Alberta's oil sands to British Columbia's coast, where it could be shipped to Asian markets.
Environmentalists and Canadian opposition lawmakers welcomed the Obama administration's decision. Megan Leslie, a lawmaker for the opposition New Democratic Party, said the Keystone pipeline project was harmful to Canada's energy security.
"What I'm opposed to is continuing the unchecked expansion of the oil sands," Leslie said by telephone.
Enbridge (ENB)'s pipeline may now become the new flashpoint between Harper and the opposition. Harper has said building the capacity to sell the country's oil to Asian markets is in the national interest, and the government will review regulatory- approval rules for new energy projects so they can be done more quickly. Harper has also said he will look more closely into complaints that "foreign money" is being used to overload the regulatory process.
Then there are those who have pointed out that in recent years the equity risk premium has soared to multi-year highs. There is a reason for that. It is called: America.
Yesterday's rejection "certainly introduces new uncertainties into the economic relationship," said David Pumphrey, deputy director of the energy and national security program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. "This is a cornerstone of economic development for the country."
And as pertains to this story, it is a good thing that the American Strategic Petroleum Reserve is safe and untapped for every eventuality. Oh wait...


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A small planet is being born about 176 light-years away from Earth in the Hydra constellation, and according to current planet formation theories, it shouldn't even exist.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spotted a gap in the swirling protoplanetary disk of dust and gas around the red dwarf TW Hydrae, likely caused by a planet "under construction.
The suspected extrasolar planet is orbiting 7.5 billion miles away from its star -- roughly twice the distance Pluto is from our sun -- the farthest distance from a host star a planet has ever been observed. The planet is estimated to be relatively small, at 6 to 28 times more massive than Earth
Planets are thought to form over tens of millions of years as dust and debris collide to form larger rocks, and eventually planets.
A planet 7.5 billion miles from its star should take more than 200 times longer to form than Jupiter did at its distance from the sun because of its much slower orbital speed and the more sparse material in the disk. Jupiter is 500 million miles from the sun and it formed in about 10 million years.
But TW Hydrae is only 8 million years old, making it an unlikely star to host a planet, according to this theory. Adding to the mystery, TW Hydrae is only about 55 percent as massive as our sun.
Further, observations from the Atacama Large Millimeter Array show that larger dust grains are not present beyond about 5.5 billion miles from the star, just short of the gap.
"Typically, you need pebbles before you can have a planet. So, if there is a planet and there is no dust larger than a grain of sand farther out, that would be a huge challenge to traditional planet formation models," said said John Debes of the Space Telescope Science Institute, lead researcher on the study.
"It's so intriguing to see a system like this," said Debes. "This is the lowest-mass star for which we've observed a gap so far out." The team's findings are published in the Astrophysical Journal.


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shmenguin wrote:i don't know of anyone who complains about clear penalties like orpik does. not only is that a quality of a baby, it's also a sign that he's not an accountable individual.
and i'm not being dramatic, i literally can't think of someone who whines that much.
Meh. Most players chirp at the refs when they're sent to the box. Maybe it's about the penalty. Maybe it's about a missed call on the opponent earlier in the game. Maybe it's about unbalanced calls throughout the game. Maybe it's to tell the refs to watch a specific player or for a specific type of play.
There are a lot of possibilities, and my guess is it varies from penalty to penalty. The fact that he wears an "A" gives him a bit more leeway to chirp, as well.
I really don't think this makes him less accountable or more baby-like. It just is what it is.


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Volunteer vacations are one of the biggest trends in travel. If you've never really considered going on one, these volunteers' stories might just change your mind.
Teaching needy kids in Kanyakumari, India
"I brought construction paper and crayons, and the kids drew animals—it was a treat for them to have their work on the walls. I stayed at the school, in a cement room with a cot and a semi-flushing toilet. It was spartan, but not compared to how the villagers sleep, on beach mats on the floor. I was close to telling my school in America that I wouldn't return. I only spent six weeks in Kanyakumari, but it felt like years. Stories about my trip help my students back home appreciate what they have. Everyone wants the new PlayStation or cell phone—I get caught up in that, too—and the best way to get grounded again is by seeing how 75 percent of the world lives." —Kelly Abbott, 33, Castro Valley, Calif.
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Offering care in Salvador, Brazil
"While volunteering at a compound run by nuns, I did everything from companion work with the elderly to caring for orphans to cooking and cleaning. I spent a lot of time with one wheelchair-bound woman who couldn't speak. On my last day, I started massaging her hands with moisturizer. It was such a powerful moment—I realized that what everyone wants is to be touched and to feel emotionally connected to another human being. One of the other things I liked about my experience was that I was able to meet people from both the U.S. and abroad—men and women from 18 to 60. I remain in touch today with several friends whom I met while I was in Salvador." —Naomi Soffa, 37, San Francisco, Calif.
Cross-Cultural Solutionscrossculturalsolutions.org, from $1,695.
Creating community in Lucky Fork, Ky.
"Kentucky's Owsley County is one of the poorest counties in the U.S.—there wasn't running water until the mid-1960s. Our prime project was to work with locals on a bathhouse in a church, hospital, and community center complex built in the 1930s. The hope is that the community will use the buildings for events, which will bring people and income back to the area. I particularly liked that I did things with local people, not for them. Learning about their community was probably more important than the project. This trip made me appreciate how diverse our country is and helped me understand why people here have so many political and social perceptions." —Carli MacColl, 59, Seattle, Wash.
Global Citizens Networkglobalcitizens.org, from $975.
Treating the sick in Bamburi, Kenya
"During our two-week trip, we dug the foundation for a school. We also set up a one-day clinic, and we saw over 1,000 people. (I'm a physician's assistant.) One of our first cases was a boy whose throat and stomach hurt. He had been eating sand and rocks because his body craved various minerals. We were able to educate him—and many others—on the importance of eating meat and leafy greens whenever possible. And by questioning different people, we were able to identify a specific water hole as being home to a parasite, and we told everyone to avoid it. For me, the best part was leaving something sustainable, not just a quick fix like a Band-Aid or aspirin." —Erik Zenger, 39, Salt Lake City, Utah
Choice Humanitarianchoicehumanitarian.org, from $1,500.
Feeding the homeless in Washington, D.C.
"On the first day at a soup kitchen, we were organized into different stations—I chopped onions while others did salad prep. Another day, we loaded up food in vans and drove out to parks and other locations where there are a lot of homeless people, and we handed out sandwiches and soup. Volunteering changes your perspective and opens your eyes to things you weren't aware of—like how many different kinds of people are homeless. Other students come back from spring break and talk about how drunk they were. I was talking with some of the guys from my trip, and we felt we had so much more fun. Most of the homeless are so thankful you're there, and they welcome you. They really appreciate what you're doing." —Ryan Balding, 29, Sun Prairie, Wis.
Amizadeamizade.org, from $599.
Building homes in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala
"Working from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for five days, we built three houses. Together with the villagers, we mixed concrete by dumping the ingredients on the ground, adding water, and mixing with a shovel and our feet. Then we'd form a chain and pass buckets of concrete down to the trenches. Some of the smaller kids helped us move cinder blocks, carrying them as far as they could, just so they could participate. I've never been around that kind of poverty for an extended period. You see what people do to survive on a daily basis, and it hits home that this is their reality. You can write a check to a worthy cause, but you don't see the impact of what you've done. On service trips, you see minute-by-minute the difference you're making." —Jared Simmons, 29, Cincinnati, Ohio
Habitat for Humanityhabitat.org, from $900.
Helping the handicapped in Siedlce, Poland
"For three weeks, I taught English at a center for both physically and mentally handicapped adults. The mornings were spent with the physically handicapped—some of them could barely speak, and it was often very slow work. With the mentally handicapped, the mental range was very wide. Most of the time, we colored, read books, sang songs, or danced ("Hokey Pokey" was their favorite). They seemed to enjoy just having someone pay attention to them. One young woman, Agnes, had a beautiful singing voice. At my good-bye party, she gave me an autographed CD of her songs. People really are the same no matter where you go. We speak different languages, but we share the same interests and concerns." —Pat Kalicki, 71, Vienna, Ill.
Global Volunteersglobalvolunteers.org, from $795.
Educating orphans in Ranong, Thailand
"I lived at the orphanage, so besides teaching four to five English classes a day, I also ate with the kids and hung out with them after school—it was all very different from my life as a teacher in the U.S. The kids, many of whom were tsunami orphans, didn't speak a lot of English, but somehow we were able to make it work. We'd sing songs, and I'd read them stories, and I had a world map so they could learn the names of other countries. I also brought supplies like crayons and sticky notes, which they just annihilated. When you live in an orphanage, you have to abandon the notion of privacy. I tried to explain to the kids that I don't like people in my room all the time, but they didn't understand and thought I'd be scared or lonely." —Holly Graham, 29, Boston, Mass.
United Planetunitedplanet.org, from $1,345.
The prices listed are for each group's lowest-price one-week trip and include accommodations, meals, transportation within the country, supplies, and certain activities. Some run domestic and international trips; others only work abroad.


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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
wider blog page
To make your blog and header wider, go here.
There are a couple things you can do to make pictures bigger. First, you can upload them to photobucket the size you like (I'm liking my vertical ones to be at like a 550 pixel width, and horizontal to be around 600). Then copy the line under the picture that says "direct link." Then click the little picture icon at the top when you're composing a post (like if you're adding a picture from your computer) but instead of browsing and listing the pictures you want on the right side, paste in that "direct link" you copied from photobucket where it says "or add an image from the web" on the right. Does that make sense?
The second way is a little more technical. Click here to check it out.
Hope that helps!
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oooh...thank you! Just what I've been looking for!ReplyDelete
Thanks! I've been trying to figure that out!ReplyDelete
Question - when I tried to expand the posts, my links on the right hand side of the page fell to the bottom of the page (did that make sense?) - how do I get my links to stay on top to the right? I'll keep looking to figure it out...but if you have a shortcut, please share! :)
thanks shawni- so glad i know how to do that on photobucket now. how fun!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the info.
I was wondering how you did that. good to know... thanksReplyDelete
Seriously, I have been BEGGING my husband to teach me the wider blog page thing. He is a software engineer but, alas, the "cobbler's children have no shoes" or, "Mama's blog is in serious need of an overhaul!"ReplyDelete
I have been spending a lot of time moving those little arrows around trying to make bigger pictures so as soon as I can find time to follow these instruction...I'm there!ReplyDelete
Love you,
Thanks for the links...I am SO not technically inclined, but my header has been spilling over just a tad and I was able to fix it from the directions here! Yea! Thanks again for being so willing to share.ReplyDelete
Yea! Thank you! Now I'll have to give it a try.ReplyDelete
Great to see you the other night.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.ReplyDelete
Great tips!! thanksReplyDelete
THANK YOU SO MUCH! It's so easy, I was afraid it would be hard!ReplyDelete


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PRDobson.com | Projects | Mir - Solar Explorer
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Project Information
This is another Imperium Project development piece.
Mir is a manned, unarmed solar exploration vessel, funded and crewed by several nations, although primarily by the USSR, hence the Russian name. She was launched in 2044 to explore the solar system in greater detail than unmanned probes could achieve.
Powered primarily by a first-generation nuclear fusion reactor in the rear section, which provides the power for the array of ion-engines mounted on the aft bulkhead to propel the ship. The retractable solar masts provide supplemental, and in the case of a problem, emergency power to the ship. The 40-man crew live in the forward habitation module, which comprises 5 decks plus the command level. During acceleration periods, bulkheads serve as decks - as such cruising is kept to a minimum, and weightlessness generally only occurs in the short interval between acceleration and deceleration phases, and whilst in orbit of a planet.
Mir was modelled using Cinema 4D and textured in Photoshop. The polycount is high at about 1.4 million, owing mainly to the fact that the solar panels are fully modelled - each double panel requiring around 25k polys to achieve the grid effect. The masts are all rigged up in Xpresso and can easily be animated. I created a test animation showing the folding of the panels, and that can be seen here: Solar mast fold test animation (Requires QuickTime to view).