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By Stephen J. Kotz
With a jubilant crowd cheering and chanting, "Lee! Lee! Lee!," State Senator Lee Zeldin claimed victory Tuesday night in the 1st Congressional District, where he handily defeated six-term Democratic U.S. Representative Tim Bishop.
Although many projected a tight race that might take days, or even weeks to resolve, the contest was over early, with Mr. Zeldin's lead steadily growing to 55 percent of the vote to Mr. Bishop's 45 percent by night's end. According to unofficial results from the Suffolk County Board of Elections, Mr. Zeldin received 89,564 votes to Mr. Bishop's 73,860 votes.
"We can't change Washington unless we change who we send there to represent us," Mr. Zeldin told the crowd that had gathered to watch the returns at the Emporium in Patchogue. "And that's what you did tonight!"
"Across our nation, we took decisive action to fix America," he said, noting that Republicans had won a majority in the Senate and added to their majority in the House to provide a "much needed check on the agenda of Barack Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi."
Mr. Zeldin, who thanked his supporters and party regulars, began his speech with a simple, "Victory is sweet, isn't it?"
He said he was able to maintain the grind of the campaign trail large part because of the of the focus and drive of his supporters.
Mr. Bishop conceded shortly after 10 p.m. from the Islandia Marriott, where he and his supporters gathered.
"A few minutes ago, I called Senator Zeldin and I offered him my congratulations and I pledged to him the full cooperation of my staff and, of course, me as we go through this transition over the next several weeks," Mr. Bishop said. "It is a very important job. The people of this district deserve that it be done at the highest possible level. I think we have done that over the 12 years that I have had the good fortune to serve you."
He added that he and Mr. Zeldin had had a "very gracious conversation."
"I believe I and my staff have done this job in a way that characterizes or defines professionalism, so we are going to transition from this job in the same way," he said.
"I want to thank all of you. I got to stand where I am standing 12 years ago in many cases because of the exact same people who are standing here tonight," Mr. Bishop said.
There were no surprises in other races, although Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr., who won his 12th term, received most of his votes as a Democrat, even though he is a member of the Independence Party.
Mr. Thiele received 18,346 votes, or 60.3 percent of the vote on the Democratic, Independence, and Working Families lines, to turn back Republican Heather Collins, who received 9,898 votes, or 32.5 percent of the votes. Brian De Sesa, a Sag Harbor attorney, received 2,162 votes, or 7.1 percent, running on the Conservative line.
But 14,852 of Mr. Thiele's votes were as a Democrat, while he received only 1,991 from those voting Independence Party and 1,503 on the Working Families line.
"I am extremely grateful to East End voters for their continued confidence in me," Mr. Thiele said in an emailed statement on Wednesday. "I look forward to continuing to advocate for the East End in Albany and improving our quality of life and the outlook for our future."
Republican State Senator Kenneth P LaValle also cruised to victory to win his 19th two-year term. He received 53,220 votes, or 70.4 percent of the total, to easily defeat Democrat Michael Conroy, who received 22,297 votes, or 29.5 percent of the vote.
In other races, Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo and Lt. Governor Kathy C. Hochul turned back the challenge of Republican Rob Astorino and Chris Moss. The Democrats received nearly 54 percent of the vote to 40.5 percent for Mr. Astorino and Mr. Moss.
Also sweeping to victory in state races were Democratic Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli, who received 60 percent of the vote, to best Republican Robert Antonacci, who received 36.6 percent, and Democratic Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who received 55.5 percent of the vote to defeat Republican John Cahill, who received 41.6 percent.
Judith A. Pascale, who was cross-endorsed by Republicans and Democrats, was elected Suffolk County clerk, and Republican John M. Kennedy defeated Democrat James F. Gaughran to win the county comptroller race, receiving 53.2 percent of the vote to Mr. Gaughran's 46.8 percent.
Three propositions on the state ballot, one aimed at removing politics from the redistricting process; one to allow bills in the state legislature to be sent to members electronically; and another to borrow $2 billion for school technology projects, all passed.
Two county propositions, one that eliminates the office of treasurer and one that repays money borrowed from the county's clean drinking water fund and tightens rules for how money can be borrowed from the fund in the future, also passed.
A proposition in Southampton Town that would allow the town to swap a parcel of land purchased with money from the Community Preservation Fund with another parcel owned by the county, so improvements can be made to the Riverside traffic circle also passed.


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to the activities of medical product companies. Because these programs are aimed at physicians outside academic institutions, this research is reviewed in Chapter 6.
Physicians commit to life-long learning to keep pace with new knowledge and skills and to maintain their current skills. Most state licensing boards, specialty boards, and hospitals require accredited continuing medical education for relicensure, recertification, or staff privileges. Thus, it is important to promote a constructive learning environment in this arena as well as in undergraduate and graduate education. This discussion focuses on accredited continuing medical education. (As noted earlier, this report uses the phrase accredited continuing medical education to refer to education that is presented by accredited providers and is certified for course credits.)
Providers of accredited continuing medical education are more numerous and diverse than providers of undergraduate and graduate medical education. The major ACCME-accredited providers are physician membership organizations (n = 270), publishing/education companies (n = 150), medical schools (n = 123), and hospitals and health care delivery systems (n = 93). In 2008, ACCME had 740 accredited providers of continuing medical education, and state medical societies accredited approximately 1,600 additional providers (ACCME, 2008a, 2009). What ACCME calls "publishing/education companies" are often described as "medical education and communication companies," or MECCs, and that term is used here. According to data reported by the Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education (SACME) for 2006, about 40 percent of medical schools held commercially sponsored "satellite" meetings in conjunction with national professional society meetings, and 70 percent of these meetings were managed by communications companies (SACME, 2007).
Table 5-2 shows the shares of total income, participants, hours of instruction, and activities (all providers) accounted for by several types of accredited continuing medical education providers. Medical schools accounted for a considerably larger share of total hours of instruction than might be expected from their share of the total income received by education providers. In contrast, MECCs (publishing/education companies) account for a considerably smaller share of all instructional hours than of total income.
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Martha Clara Vineyard hosts Vanessa Trouble and her four piece American Jazz and Swing Band.
Admission is free; food and drink available for purchase.
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Martha Clara Vineyard hosts Vanessa Trouble and her four piece American Jazz and Swing Band.
Admission is free; food and drink available for purchase.
Paul Helbig is back on the guitar. Head over to Sherwood House for a little bit of wine and some much needed relaxation.
We wanted to keep our guests informed about some of the new places popping up on the North Fork. The summer season brings the North fork to life. Here are some big updates & upcoming events.
Kontokosta Winery: Kontokosta is Greenport's first winery and the only winery on the North Fork that is actually on the Sound. You can see the Sound from the tasting room. If you feel so inclined you can even walk to the endge of the bluff and look out onto the beach and the Sound. It is trully a relaxing and beautiful way to drink wine. We are so happy to welcome them to the North Fork. Aside the the view the entire building is made from repurposed materials and runs on wind power!
Shelter Island BBQ @ The Pridwin: Every Wednesday night until Labor Day the Pridwin hosts a BBQ Cookout like no other. They feature live music and an all-you-can-eat cookout menu. You can take the Shelter Island Ferry over or go by boat because they have dock space but it is first come, first serve. If you plan on going just call ahead so there's enough food for everyone! (631-749-0476)
Moonlight Mondays & Twilight Tuesdays @ Corey Creek Vineyard: It's a great feeling when you don't have to leave the vineyard at 5PM or you can actually stop by a vineyard after work. Corey Creek Winery offers two late nights during the week of great food & Live music til' 9PM. They have a BBQ by Custom Caterers on Monday and a rotating food truck on Tuesdays.
Provisons + Ingredients & The Winemaker's Studio: This little shop is a must visit located next to The Winemaker's Studio (also a must visit). Stock up on locally grown foods, meats & cheeses to take home with you. After you're done stocking up for the summer wander next door to The Winemaker's Studio by Anthony Nappa Wines and try out some exquisite local wines created by local winemakers & vineyards.
The 4th of July weekend calls for a perfect getaway to the North Fork.
Rent one of our studios or houses for the entire week and lounge at our two private beaches. Our lighthouse cottage is still available for that weekend! Check out the calendar for other availabilities, they're filling up fast so hurry! After spending some time on the beach you should head over to the wineries. Many of the vineyards will have live music on 4th of July and every Sat. & Sun. Click here to check our availability and book!
Martha Clara vineyard will have live music on July Fourth. Two Man Acoustical Jam, winners Of The 2012 Battle of The Bands at Hecksher Park. This acoustic duo plays all forms of Rock, Pop, Party and Blues from the 60's to now. Rain or Shine! Free Admission. Additional cost for wine and food.
They also have a Vines and Canines educational walk. Bring your dog down for an educational walk through the vineyard! A donation of a non-perishable dog or cat food item is required and will be donated to local shelter.
Fireworks! Fireworks! Fireworks!
Greenport Fire department will be setting off fireworks on July 3rd and July 6th at 10pm in honor of the Fourth of July!
There will be a July Fourth Concert and Fireworks from 6:30-10:00pm on the Peconic River waterfront in Riverhead. There will also be live music by Brady Rymer. A great event to take the family to while your enjoying your stay!
We may not get the same amount of press as our neighboring town Greenport but we have a lot of unique attractions to offer as well. Not many towns can say they have an Indian Museum, Planetarium, Lighthouse and Vineyards in the span of 11 square miles. Come and explore our small and beautiful getaway.
Custer Institute Observatory:
1115 Main Bayview Rd Southold, NY 11971 (631) 765-2626
"Located On a cliff in Southold, off of Lighthouse Road (according to the plaque on the structure, the location is: Lat 41° 05′ 06.5″ N Long 72° 26′ 44.0″ W).58 feet; foundation is granite; tower and quarters are brick/granite with a cement wash painted white with black lantern and copper dome; original optic was a Third Order Fresnel; present optic is VRB-25 (1999), one green flash every ten seconds. The tower contains a 29-wooden-step staircase and two ladders of 11 steps each." For a detailed history please visit their site: http://www.longislandlighthouses.com/hortonpt.htm
There are multiple parks and public beaches where you can enjoy the summer weather and pack a picnic with your friends and family.
Long Island Food and Wine Festival.
Chefs and vintners are banding together to get the word out about the area's delicacies before the tourist season hits full swing.
The Long Island Wine & Food Festival will celebrate a world class wine region! A premier travel destination on the East End of Long Island, the North Fork delivers remarkable cuisine, boutique wineries, craft beer, and quaint accommodations. Festival guests have the opportunity to learn about local flavors, tastes, sights and smells of Long Island's wine country.
Meet local and celebrity chefs. Enjoy local wines and fare. Experience the rural character of Long Island's North Fork.
The three-day festival kicks off with an exclusive cocktail reception on June 25th. On Saturday, June 26th, be sure to keep your glass full while experiencing the wines, food, and activities that our 41 wineries will offer. The festival culminates Sunday, June 27th with a Grand Tasting in the historic village of Greenport, a working seaport since the 18th century.
It is sure to be a weekend to remember!
The New York Times had a great article here
See the full schedule here to find out whats going on at the wineries.
Lots of fabulous things happening this weekend on the North Fork.
From the Strawberry Festival in Mattituck to Winery Tours and the Greenport Gallery Walk.
find out what's going on at Suffolk Times twitter list here
Scroll down to see some Upcoming Winery Events
Castello di Borghese Vineyards
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Winemaker's Walk at Castello di Borghese Vineyard
A guided tour of the winery and production facility and wine tasting at
Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery. $20 per person. Please call to make
reservations (631) 734-5111 or purchase tickets online securely with your
credit card at www.castellodiborghese.com.
Saturday & Sunday, June 25 & 26, 2010
11am – 5pm
Piano Tasting at Castello di Borghese Vineyard
Enjoy this wonderful afternoon event 'showcasing' beautiful pianos
graciously supplied by Frank and Camille. Castello di Borghese Vineyard is
located at 17150 County Rte 48 in Cutchogue, NY. Call 631-734-5111 for more
information or visit our website at www.castellodiborghese.com
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Winemaker's Walk at Castello di Borghese Vineyard
A guided tour of the winery and production facility and wine tasting at
Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery. $20 per person. Please call to make
reservations (631) 734-5111 or purchase tickets online securely with your
credit card at www.castellodiborghese.com
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Rolling in Dough A Traveling Wood Fire Brick Oven Pizza at Borghese Vineyard
Rolling in Dough, a mouth watering, wood-fired, brick oven pizza on wheels
will be tantalizing your taste buds at Borghese as part of the Long Island
Wine and Food Festival events being held throughout the weekend. Pizza &
Wine available for purchase for your visit. Castello di Borghese Vineyard
is located at 17150 County Rte 48 in Cutchogue, NY. Call 631-734-5111 for
more information or visit our website at www.castellodiborghese.com
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Long Island Wine and Food Festival Event featuring Executive Chef Lia Fallon
at Castello di Borghese Vineyard
Executive Chef and Co-Owner of Amarelle, Lia Fallon is a seasoned culinary
executive, food stylist and producer. Educated and trained at the Culinary
Academy in New York where she received her culinary arts degree, will be our
featured Chef during the first "Long Island Wine and Food Festival".
Chef Fallon began her career in Manhattan at The Food Network as a food
stylist, working for celebrity chefs Emeril Lagasse and Bobby Flay and now
will bring her incredible talent to Borghese for this special tasting
experience. Chef Fallon evokes food to perform and achieve beyond ordinary
expectations and will pair everything with Borghese's Award-Winning wines.
Castello di Borghese Vineyard is located at 17150 County Rte 48 in
Cutchogue, NY. Call 631-734-5111 for more information or visit our website
at www.castellodiborghese.com
SATURDAY, June 19th, Live Music
Baxter-Miller Band
SUNDAY, June 20th, Live Music
Join us for a Father's Day Celebration
Sue Giordano Duo
SATURDAY, June 26th
Join the Managing Partner Hal Ginsburg for a VIP tour of the Vineyard along with wine and a Greek cheese tasting
At 1:00 and 3:00
Fee for this event is $15.00 per person ($10.00 per person for Wine Club Members)
Please RSVP
SATURDAY, June 26th
Book Signing
Rosemary Mckinley, a local author from 2:30-5:00pm
101 Glimpses of the North Fork and Islands
SATURDAY, June 26th (Evening)
Dinner and Library Wine Tasting
with live music
Jazz on the Half Shell
Dinner paired with Cellar favorites.
We will be serving five wines with five courses
SUNDAY, June 27th
Clovis Point is pouring at the
Long Island Wine and Food Festival Weekend in Greenport
Father's Day Weekend
Saturday June 19 and Sunday June 20
Celebrate Fathers Day with Lieb Cellars. All Dads will receive a free tasting flight of their choosing.
Wine Club Spring Pick-Up Party
Sunday June 27 (Rescheduled from June 13th)
12 – 3 pm
$20 Gold Club Members
$5 Platinum Club Members
Wine and Chocolate Pairing Education Class
By Exotic Chocolate Tasting
Part of the Long Island Food and Wine Festival
Saturday June 26
5 – 7 pm
Join us for a special Exotic Chocolate & Wine Pairing Event featuring Roxanne Browning. Roxanne will be pairing 5 fair trade exotic chocolates with 5 of our wines.
$40 per person / $25 for wine club members
RSVP Required
www.liebcellars.com 35 Cox Neck Road, Mattituck, NY 11952 631 298 1942
Saturday June 19th 7pm
Sail on the beautiful scenic
Mattituck Inlet & LI Sound
w/ Captain Bob & Martha Clara
Vineyards Winemakers.
Wine will be served along with light hors d'oeuvres.
Wine Club Members $55/ticket
for a max of 4 tix+tax
Purchase tix with email@example.com
Saturday 6/19/10 – Live Music
With Sahara from 1:30 – 5:30PM
Saturday 6/20/10 – Celebrate Dad
Live Music with TJ Brown from 1:30 – 5:30PM
Visionary, Art Singular & Self -Taught Artists
NOW through Monday September 6th, 2010
Galerie BelAge, 8 Moniebogue Lane, Westhampton Beach, New York 11978
Gallery Contact number: 631-288-5082 www.galeriebelage.com
Gallery Hours: Monday thru Friday 10 – 5:00, Saturday + Sunday 12 – 6:00
Opening Night Reception: Saturday June 19th, 2009, 5:00 to 8:00 PM
Featuring Live Outsider Music and Poetry Reading by Self taught artist, poet, and song writer; Phil Demise will be giving a rare musical solo performance and reading poems from his book "PERIODS". The "NYC Gothic Blues duo Lone Vein" will also be performing live.
This year's exhibition includes 80 established and emerging artists from France, Netherlands, China, Switzerland and throughout the USA, including Long Island. Mediums include works in oils, acrylics,sculpture,photography,video,with musical, dance & poetry performances. Additionally there will be a satellite exhibit for the month of August at the Greenport Brewery's Gallery. The "UnHamptons North Fork Edition" of the "5th Annual Outsider Art in theHampton's, with a selection of art in coordination with the Westhampton's Beach Exhibition.
These exhibitions are a collaborative effort with Three Non Profit organizations; Fountain Gallery + Pure Vision Arts from New York City + Survivors Art Foundation.
Enjoy your Father's Day Weekend!
Martha Clara Vineyards Events
Community Events
Fri June 18
8-11pm Project SERV Fundraiser
$15 at the door. Admission includes free glass of wine and door prizes. Music all night. info: 631 298 7194 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Vineyard Events
Sat 19th
2-5pm Live Music – Hank Stone (Folk/Rock)
Sun 20th
2-5pm Live – Music Alan St Jon(classic rock/pop
Look for us on
6025 Sound Ave Riverhead NY 631 298 0075 marthaclaravineyards.com
Last Chance Animal Rescue Vineyard Hike at Palmer Vineyards
Vineyard: Palmer Vineyards
Time: 10:00 AM
Sunday, June 27th
Last Chance Animal Rescue Vineyard Hike
Join us in the morning for a 2 mile hike with Palmer Vineyards vineyard manager, Josh Carp. Josh will give us a brief vineyard tour while we get a bit of exercise. Don't forget to bring your favorite fluffy friend.
Donations will be accepted to benefit Last Chance Animal Rescue, a charitable, not-for profit organization created to save the lives of animals. One of the main goals of the foundation is to rescue animals that are located in "KILL" facilities and underwrite the costs of relocating them to "NO KILL" facilities in hopes of finding them a forever family.
Dogs available for adoption will join us as well!
Time: Doors open at 10 AM Hike begins at 10:30, poop bags will be provided
Donation: $15 includes a free mimosa after the hike
For more information: www.palmervineyards.com


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Indianapolis Colts news, rumors and injuries
Colts | Donte Moncrief could be returner
Sun, 28 Jun 2015 10:30:13 -0700
Indianapolis Colts WR Donte Moncrief is a candidate to return kicks this season, according to special teams coach Tom McMahon.
Fantasy Tip: Moncrief should see solid playing time this season but his fantasy value may take a hit since the team has a lot of weapons in the passing game. There is a chance he could win the No. 3 wide receiver job during training camp and could be a late-round option in leagues if he receives consistent targets during the season.
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Colts | Nate Irving ahead of schedule
Sun, 28 Jun 2015 06:39:10 -0700
Indianapolis Colts LB Nate Irving (knee) is ahead of schedule in his rehab from a torn anterior cruciate ligament and has a chance to be ready for the start of training camp, according to head coach Chuck Pagano.
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Colts | Coby Fleener wants to improve play
Fri, 26 Jun 2015 14:45:30 -0700
Indianapolis Colts TE Coby Fleener said he wants to be a more consistent player and is looking to limit his mistakes on the field. "Your flubs are aired in front of the whole world. Whether you're sitting at a desk all day or whether you're playing football, nobody wants to make the 'Not Top 10.' Unfortunately I've been there and I'm trying to limit that as much as possible."
Fantasy Tip: Fleener is coming off a solid 2014 season with 774 receiving yards and eight touchdowns but will have to share targets with several other options in the passing game. Fleener could be a low-end No. 1 tight end or a No. 2 tight end in most fantasy leagues.
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Colts | Jack Mewhort may start at RT
Wed, 24 Jun 2015 15:13:16 -0700
Indianapolis Colts OG Jack Mewhort could start at right tackle if OT Gosder Cherilus (groin, knee) is not ready to play during training camp. Mewhort will stay at left guard if Cherilus is healthy enough to play.
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Colts | Phillip Dorsett wants to be a playmaker
Tue, 23 Jun 2015 13:08:10 -0700
Indianapolis Colts WR Phillip Dorsett said he wants to be a playmaker for the team this season. "I consider myself a playmaker," Dorsett said. "I want to be able to earn their trust and be a guy that they can look to to make a big play and make a play anytime. I just want to earn their trust and that's it right now." Dorsett said he has learned all of the receiver positions and is ready for the start of training camp.
Fantasy Tip: Dorsett likely will see playing time in multi-receiver sets and could be used as a deep threat. Owners in deeper leagues could consider him an option in the late rounds of drafts that could have the potential to have a bigger impact on the team.
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Colts | Evan Mathis not in plans
Wed, 17 Jun 2015 04:20:00 -0700
Free-agent OG Evan Mathis (Eagles) isn't being pursued by the Indianapolis Colts, and the team is unlikely to change its mind.
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Colts | Frank Gore appears to be fresh
Mon, 15 Jun 2015 21:20:15 -0700
Indianapolis Colts RB Frank Gore was in attendance for nearly all of the team's voluntary workouts, and he displayed a dedication that is not necessarily expected of such an established player. He appears fresh and is as motivated as ever.
Fantasy Tip: Gore appears to have plenty left in the tank, and thats good news for the Colts who have just Boom Herron, Josh Robinson and Vick Ballard behind him, not exactly a whos who of tailbacks.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Indianapolis Star - Stephen Holder
Colts | Vick Ballard doing individual work
Mon, 15 Jun 2015 21:19:34 -0700
Indianapolis Colts RB Vick Ballard (Achilles') has resumed doing individual field work and he is shooting for Aug. 1 to return to football-related activities. He has yet to be medically cleared.
Fantasy Tip: Ballard is making his way back from an ugly knee injury. When he does return hell find a backfield which consists of Frank Gore, Boom Herron and Zurlon Tipton, among others. It will take Ballard a while to work his way into a meaningful role again, so fantasy owners can avoid drafting him for now.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Indianapolis Star - Stephen Holder
Colts | Indy pleased with Phillip Dorsett
Mon, 15 Jun 2015 21:18:46 -0700
The Indianapolis Colts are pleased with WR Phillip Dorsett, who has quickly acclimated to the offense while showing a varied skill set. "He's learning multiple positions in this offense, which is not easy," general manager Ryan Grigson said Monday, June 15.
Fantasy Tip: Dorsett isnt likely to make a huge impact in the passing game as long as Andre Johnson, T.Y. Hilton, etc. remain healthy. However, by the end of the season Dorsett could very well make a splash for fantasy owners.
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Colts | T.Y. Hilton not worried about contract
Sun, 14 Jun 2015 16:33:04 -0700
Indianapolis Colts WR T.Y. Hilton said Saturday, June 13, that he is leaving contract negotiations to his agent and is going to "just go out and have fun" this year.
Fantasy Tip: The speedy Hilton has 2,428 receiving yards over the past two seasons, and he has established himself as a borderline WR1 as Andrew Luck's main target.
Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Dan Hanzus
Colts | No timetable for two linemen
Sun, 14 Jun 2015 07:14:40 -0700
Indianapolis Colts OT Gosder Cherilus (groin, knee) and OG Donald Thomas (quadriceps) do not have return dates at this point.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Indianapolis Star - Stephen Holder
Colts | Vick Ballard able to do some things
Sun, 14 Jun 2015 06:51:13 -0700
Indianapolis Colts RB Vick Ballard (Achilles') has been able to participate in some individual drills this offseason. Ballard has not received medical clearance at this point but believes he can return to the field by August 1.
Fantasy Tip: Ballard likely will compete for the No. 2 running back job if he is healthy during training camp. He has played only one game over the last two seasons, so he could take his time in his recovery. Ballard likely will not see a lot of playing time if he is healthy this season since the team added Frank Gore. Ballard probably should not be more than a late-round option in deeper leagues.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Indianapolis Star - Stephen Holder
Colts | Extension coming for T.Y. Hilton?
Thu, 11 Jun 2015 14:05:53 -0700
Indianapolis Colts WR T.Y. Hilton could be receiving an extension in the near future, according to owner Jim Irsay. Irsay said he'd like to get something done sooner rather than later.
Fantasy Tip: If anyone besides Andrew Luck deserves an extension on the Colts, it's Hilton, who amassed 82 catches for a career-high 1,345 yards and 7 touchdowns. Andre Johnson will join Hilton and a loaded wide receiver corps, including second-year wide receiver Donte Moncrief and rookie wide receiver Phillip Dorsett. Hilton will still be Luck's go-to target and should be drafted as a borderline WR1.
Comment () | Share: | Source: Colts.com - Kevin Bowen
Tue, 09 Jun 2015 15:47:58 -0700
Indianapolis Colts PK Taylor Pontius was waived Tuesday, June 9.
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Colts | Dwayne Allen keeping focus on field
Sat, 06 Jun 2015 18:42:59 -0700
Indianapolis Colts TE Dwayne Allen said he isn't going to worry about a possible contract extension during the season. "It's a lot of mouths to feed, and if you worry about that, you're not going to play well," Allen said. "The best thing you can do for yourself is know that off-field stuff will take care of itself."
Fantasy Tip: Allen was a favorite target of Andrew Luck in the red zone, and he finished last season with eight touchdown catches. On the flip side, he doesn't pile up a ton of yards because of all the firepower at Luck's disposal, leaving him prone to the occasional dud. Allen is probably better served as a matchup play rather than an every-week starter.
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Plague and Animals
What is plague?
Plague is a rare bacterial disease caused by Yersinia pestis (yer-SIN-ee-ah PEST-iss). People usually show symptoms 2 to 6 days after getting plague. Symptoms include fever, chills, weakness, and swollen and painful lymph nodes. A few people get pneumonia (infection of the lungs) as a first symptom of plague. The infection then spreads to other parts of the body. If this disease is not treated right away, many people who get sick will not survive.
Can animals transmit plague to me?
Yes, people can get plague from an infected animal, but this is very rare. Rodents (for example, mice, rats, and squirrels) and cats are animals that can carry plague. This disease most often occurs in the southwestern part of the United States. Usually, people get plague from the bite of an infected flea. Since fleas bite both people and animals, especially cats and rodents, an infected flea can pass plague to animals or people. Sometimes, people get plague from working with an animal that is infected. People also can get infected by breathing in tiny droplets of water contaminated with Y. pestis.
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early 14c., of alcoholic distillates, brandy (ardent spirits), etc., from Old French ardant (13c.) "burning, hot; zealous," from Latin ardentem (nominative ardens) "glowing, fiery, hot, ablaze," also used figuratively of passions, present participle of ardere "to burn," from PIE root *as- "to burn, glow" from PIE root *as- "to burn, glow" (cf. Old English æsce "ashes;" see ash (n.1)).
Ardent spirits (late 15c.) so called because they are inflammable, but the term now, if used at all, probably is felt in the figurative sense. The figurative sense (of "burning with" passions, desire, etc.) is from late 14c.; literal sense of "burning, parching" (c.1400) remains rare. Related: Ardently.


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Former Senator Russ Feingold, now the head of Progressives United, a new organization dedicated to fighting the corporate takeover of government, will make his first appearance at a Netroots Nation conference, delivering the opening keynote on Thursday, June 16 in Minneapolis. Though Feingold has appeared at individual Netroots Nation-affiliated events in Washington, he has never attended the annual gathering of progressives from across the nation.
With the events in Madison over the past month sparking a new mass movement on the progressive side, Feingold is a good choice. He has involved himself in the Wisconsin labor protests and marched with protesters at one point, and practically every rally in Madison has included some variant of a "Feingold for Governor" sign. If the labor-progressive alliance builds enough momentum to launch a recall of Governor Scott Walker in January 2012, that opportunity could open up earlier than expected. Feingold would probably have attended no matter the political situation, but the potential for an early comeback adds some resonance to this speech to a natiional audience of opinion leaders.
In a statement announcing the keynote, Feingold likened recent events in Wisconsin to a more general corporate power play extending from the Citizens United decision:
If you're following what's going on in Wisconsin, then you're seeing what I'm seeing: the ever-increasing, corruptive power of corporations that continue to invade our system of government.
And that's why I just launched Progressives United, a new organization that will bring together progressives like you to fight back against that corporate influence […]
Change won't come easy. We'll need to support candidates who will work for the people. We'll need to call out the media — something the Netroots does well — when they hide from the real story. And we'll need to keep the pressure on Congress and those in Washington who oppose real change.
The Netroots have long fought for clean elections and good government, and I'm truly looking forward to working together, United, to continue that fight.
The Wisconsin protests, and the movement they have sparked, are sure to be a major topic for discussion at the annual conference. Russ Feingold will kick off that discussion.


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From the award winning sketch comedy series CAUTION: May Contain Nuts, everyone's favorite couple is back, this time in their very own show! Relocating to the "Big City" of Morningside, Alberta (pop 40,000), Marta (Howie Miller) and Delmer (Sheldon Elter) adjust to their new lives in the heart of a thriving and close-knit prairie community.
A key feature of the community is the local news and information station, and this is where Marta will find her calling. Station manager, self-described Zen Buddhist Creston (Kevin McDonald, Kids in the Hall), is desperate to fill a diversity quota and hires her to host a segment of Good Morning Morningside.
Not so quick to board the Marta bandwagon are Lisa (Patricia Zentilli), the self-interested news anchor, and her co-anchor, the affable but socially inept Chad (Jason Cermak). Also on the Morningside team is Creston's sidekick and floor director, Lloyd (Donovan Workun), and the shiny new intern Wesley (Todd Houseman) who is madly in unrequited love with Maxine (Allison Lynch), the cool hipster girl always hidden away in the control booth watching and judging every move the crew makes.
In the pilot episode, Marta and Lisa are nominated for the same local television award. The competition brings out the best in Marta and the worst in Lisa, and Marta's best makes Lisa even worse. Delmer borrows a suit for the occasion from his friend Tom (Shaun Johnston) but the suit comes with a personality of its own, and Delmer suddenly isn't really Delmer anymore. Meanwhile Wesley and Maxine have their first official date, I mean no, it's not a date.
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NOT one but two gardens offering very different experiences are opening during the same weekend in Moretonhampstead.
However, apart from being in the same location, there's not much else these two stunning plots have in common.
But it is those differences that visitors will enjoy when they both open for charity on September 15 and 16.
Vibrant colours of late-flowering shrubs and perennials are promised at the eight acres of gardens at Sutton Mead and Mardon and all money raised will go towards Macmillan Cancer Relief, Marie Curie Cancer Care and Help the Hospices.
The two large, long-established gardens are both within walking distance of the town and dogs on leads are welcome.
For those who want to explore a bit more there are public paths leading away from both gardens.
Follow the yellow signs down to the bottom of Lime Street where Mardon nestles in a tree-lined valley with a fine view of the church tower. Here you will find a long herbaceous border, extensive lawns, granite terraces with stunning borders of blue Agapanthus, a fernery beside a large pond complete with a thatched boathouse and, on a steep hillside behind the house, a recently planted arboretum with 60 specimen trees.
It has been a great year for hydrangeas and both gardens have them covered in colourful flowers. Sutton Mead, just up the lane from Chagford Cross, is on higher ground with wonderful views of the distant moors. Paths wander through woodland and you can rest a while on seats beside granite lined ponds.
There are long borders with mature trees and shrubs beside the drive and a bog garden that has loved the weather this year. Both gardens have colourful and productive kitchen gardens
Mardon is owned by Graham and Mary Wilson, who are rightly proud of the four-acre garden surrounding their Edwardian house. Since moving there nearly two decades ago the couple have only needed to make subtle changes.
Mary said: "The garden is very Edwardian because it has formal terraces, topiary and beautiful mature trees and plants. The thing people enjoy seeing, almost more than the beautiful garden, is our extremely productive kitchen garden. We are completely self-sufficient."
When it comes to maintaining the large garden, Mary and Graham, both retired, do much of the work with the help of a gardener.
Mary said: "I do the big herbaceous borders, which I've planted with things like phloxes, delphiniums, various geraniums and dahlias.
"I like the fact the garden has different areas and we are so close to the village yet so secluded.
"My favourite feature is the lovely big terrace where you can sit and survey all the work you ought to be doing when you're having a cup of tea. You can see almost the whole garden from there.
"I've always enjoyed gardening and I think it is the vegetable garden which gives us the most pleasure."
The garden has been open to the public for many years along with Sutton Mead, owned by Edward and Miranda Allhusen. Their three-and-a-half acre garden is described as one of contrasts on a gently sloping hillside. With fantastic views over Dartmoor, it contains woodland, a potager vegetable garden, spring fed ponds, an unusual greenhouse and new orchard.
Miranda, who is also the county organiser for the NGS in Devon, said she is really looking forward to the open event.
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The two gardens combined offer about eight acres of garden. Both have croquet lawns for children to play on and both offer sumptuous teas.
"It's a real family day out and is suitable for people of all ages," Miranda added.
The gardens are well signposted in the town and are open from 2pm to 6pm on both days.
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August 23, 2012
Electoral College Prediction
Two political science professors from the University of Colorado are forecasting a Romney victory. Ken Bickers from CU-Boulder and Michael Berry from CU-Denver have put together a prediction model based on economic indicators.
To predict the race's outcome, the model uses economic indicators from all 50 states and it shows 320 electoral votes for Romney and 218 for Obama, according to The Associated Press. The model also suggests that Romney will win every state currently considered a swing state which includes Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota, New Hampshire and Colorado.
According to the professors, their model has picked the winner in every presidential election since 1980. I happen to believe the election outcome will be worse than the model's predicted 320-218 Obama loss. This will be the very first Tea Party presidential election. Tea Partiers are much better organized than they were going into 2010, and they aren't any less motivated. There has never been such a huge movement of conservative activists before, at least not in my lifetime.
If the rest of the Tea Partiers are like me, they haven't been sitting around waiting for Gallup to call. I don't answer my phone in the evening unless caller ID says it's somebody I know. I doubt that the pollsters have any idea what we think, and they won't find out until after the votes are counted.
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"they won't find out until after the votes are counted."
You are assuming that the November election will actually take place.
Posted by: Howard | Aug 23, 2012 11:07:00 AM
... oh, and don't forget: Black people, union members, and cemetery residents will vote mostly for Obama. Some of them more than once.
Posted by: Howard | Aug 23, 2012 11:08:39 AM
Yes, that is an assumption. The November election will take place. As to the second point, people will be watching. Voter fraud is a hot button this year.
Posted by: Tom Bowler | Aug 23, 2012 12:44:38 PM
Electoral College? You mean I don't live in a "peoples" democracy, but rather, a Constitutional Republic?
I have to vote for Rep, AND a Senator? Why?
WHat is this "change-over day" thingie?
You mean after ALL THAT, one office holder can just cancel stuff, then make contrary "proclaimations"? Who "appoints" the referees for this anyway?
What is this "executive commitee" thingie I keep hearing about? Is THAT important?
Whoda' thunk it could be so...complicated?
Maybe we should just ignore extra "insight" from "academics"?
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No. 15/15 New Hampshire (9-4, 6-2 CAA) at No. 7/7 Southeastern University (11-2, 7-0 Southland)
Dec. 14, 2013 • 7 p.m. Eastern • Strawberry Stadium • Hammond, La.
Radio: Wildcat Sports Radio Network
Bob Lipman (play-by-play) • Chris Chandler (analyst)
Online Broadcast: ESPN3 (watch here)
Bob Picozzi (play-by-play) • Al Groh (analyst)
The Dec. 14 NCAA quarterfinal game will be the first meeting between the University of New Hampshire and Southeastern Louisiana University football programs.
UNH enters Saturday's game on a five-game winning streak and the Wildcats have won eight of nine.
Southeastern Louisiana has won 10 consecutive games with three wins against nationally-ranked teams, including two vs. Sam Houston State (a team that advanced to the FCS championship game the past two years).
The Lions were last defeated Sept. 14 at South Dakota State, which was ranked No. 6 at the time, by a score of 34-26.
New Hampshire has a 3-4 road record this season but has won two straight on the road and three of the last four. Southeastern is 7-0 at Strawberry Stadium.
UNH is making a national-best 10th consecutive appearance in the FCS Championship. In comparison, Southeastern played its first ever playoff game last weekend.
The Wildcats have an 8-9 record during this 10-year streak with a 6-1 record in first round games, 2-2 mark in the second round (all on the road) and 0-6 in the quarterfinals (0-5 on the road).
This is New Hampshire's 12th overall appearance in the FCS tournament. The Wildcats have a 7-11 tourney record that includes 5-8 on the road. They played 11 consecutive road playoff games spanning 2006-12 (4-7 record).
The Wildcats won multiple playoff games for the first time in a single season in 2013 by defeating Lafayette (45-7) and Maine (41-27).
UNH has a 4-2 record vs. nationally-ranked teams and has won each of the last four matchups.
Southeastern QB Bryan Bennett played the 2011 & 2012 seasons for former UNH offensive coordinator Chip Kelly at Oregon.
A total of eight Wildcats received CAA All-Conference Team recognition. Junior wide receiver R.J. Harris was named to the First Team for the second consecutive year. Two 'Cats were voted to the Second Team and five were Third Team selections.
Senior offensive lineman Ricky Archer, senior safety Manny Asam and R.J. Harris were voted to the All-New England Team.
UNH vs. Southeastern Louisiana All-Time Series: The University of New Hampshire and Southeastern Louisiana University football programs will battle for the first time Saturday, Dec. 14 (7 p.m. Eastern) in an NCAA quarterfinal game at Strawberry Stadium.
Scouting the Lions: Southeastern Louisiana University is ranked No. 7 in both national polls and is the fourth seed of the FCS Championship tournament. The Lions enter Saturday's game with an 11-2 overall record that includes 7-0 in the Southland Conference as well as 7-0 at home. Their 10-game win streak started Sept. 21 at Samford (34-31) and includes four victories against nationally-ranked teams – two vs. Sam Houston State.
SLU advanced to the quarterfinals with a 30-29 victory against 14th-ranked Sam Houston State last Saturday, which marked the first playoff game in school history (the program was reinstated in 2003). The Lions trailed 29-24 with 1:21 remaining in the game and, with no timeouts, marched 85 yards in 49 seconds to take the lead on a one-yard TD pass from Bryan Bennett to Jeff Smiley.
Southeastern's 10-game win streak is the second longest in program history to the 13 game streak that spanned the 1954-55 seasons. The 11 victories is a single-season record.
The Lions' last loss was Sept. 14 at sixth-ranked South Dakota State by a score of 34-26. In addition to a pair of wins against Sam Houston State, Southeastern also defeated nationally-ranked No. 4/7 McNeese State (41-7) and No. 24 Central Arkansas (58-31), both on the road. [Note: all rankings are at date of game.]
SLU boasts one of the top offenses in the country. The Lions rank No. 7 in scoring (40.1 points per game) as well as No. 9 in both rushing offense (245.8 yards/game) and total offense (494.0 yards/game). Southeastern allows a league-low 22.9 points per game. (No. 30 in the nation).
Players to Watch: Junior quarterback Bryan Bennett, the Southland Conference Player of the Year, is a dual threat with a 155.61 passer efficiency rating, which ranks No. 7 in the nation, and 15 rushing touchdowns, which is No. 15. He has completed 190 of 308 passes (61.7%) for 2,896 yards and 20 TDs; he has thrown 10 interceptions. Bennett is the team's top ground gainer with 171 carries for 1,017 yards.
Senior linebacker Cqulin Hubert, the Southland Defensive Player of the Year, has a team-high 77 tackles. Isiah Corbett (nine sacks) and Jacob Newman (seven) are the top pass rushers.
Xavier Roberson is the top kickoff returner in the country at 34.4 yards per return, and he has three kickoff return TDs this season.
NATION-LEADING 10 STRAIGHT FCS POSTSEASONS: UNH has qualified for the NCAA FCS Championship tournament for 10 consecutive years, the longest streak in the nation. The Wildcats have a 2-10 record in December with all 12 games coming in postseason play; one win came last weekend at Maine and the other was in 2010 at Bethune Cookman. Here is a breakdown of UNH's all-time postseason record (home games in BOLD), beginning with its lone bowl appearance in 1947 at the Glass Bowl:
Year Game Opponent Result
1947 Glass Bowl Toledo L, 14-20
1975 D-II Quarterfinals Lehigh W, 35-21
1975 D-II Semifinals W. Kentucky L, 3-14
1976 D-II Quarterfinals Montana State L, 16-17
1991 I-AA First Round Samford L, 13-29
1994 I-AA First Round App. State L,10-17(OT)
2004 I-AA First Round Ga. Southern W, 27-23
2004 I-AA Quarterfinals Montana L, 17-47
2005 I-AA First Round Colgate W, 55-21
2005 I-AA Quarterfinals Northern Iowa L, 21-24
2006 FCS First Round Hampton W, 41-38
2006 FCS Quarterfinals UMass L, 17-24
2007 FCS First Round Northern Iowa L, 35-38
2008 FCS First Round Southern Illinois W, 29-20
2008 FCS Quarterfinals Northern Iowa L, 34-36
2009 FCS First Round McNeese State W, 49-13
2009 FCS Quarterfinals Villanova L, 7-46
2010 FCS Second Round Bethune-Cookman W, 45-20
2010 FCS Quarterfinals Delaware L, 3-16
2011 FCS Second Round Montana State L, 25-26
2012 FCS Second Round Wofford L, 7-23
2013 FCS First Round Lafayette W, 45-7
2013 FCS Second Round Maine W, 41-27
2013 FCS Quarterfinals Southeastern
Total Record: 9-14 • Coach McDonnell Record: 8-9
Best in the Region: Senior offensive lineman Ricky Archer, senior safety Manny Asam and junior wide receiver R.J. Harris were named to the 2013 FCS All-New England Team on Dec. 2. The team is selected by the New England Football Writers' Association.
Eight 'Cats Feted By CAA: A total of eight Wildcats received CAA All-Conference recognition on Tuesday. Junior wide receiver R.J. Harris headlined the list with a repeat selection to the First Team. Senior offensive lineman Ricky Archer (The Plains, Va.) and junior running back Nico Steriti (Toms River, N.J.) were named to the Second Team. The Third Team included sophomore linebacker Akil Anderson, senior safety Manny Asam, senior wide receiver Justin Mello, senior offensive lineman Seamus O'Neill and junior tight end Harold Spears.
College Sports Madness Announces Awards: College Sports Madness announced the Madness CAA All-Conference Football Team on Friday, Nov. 29. The Wildcats had four representatives on the Second Team and eight on the Third Team.
Second Team Offense (4): Nico Steriti (RB), Justin Mello (WR), R.J. Harris (WR), Seamus O'Neill (OL)
Third Team Offense (3): Harold Spears (TE), Ricky Archer (OL), Mike
MacArthur (K)
Third Team Defense (5): Matt Kaplan (DL), Akil Anderson (LB), Casey DeAndrade (DB), Manny Asam (DB), Brad Prasky (P)
WHEN UNH HAS THE BALL: New Hampshire is averaging 32.9 points and 448.7 yards per game with a balanced attack of 202.2 rushing yards per game and 246.5 passing yards per game.
Junior wide receiver R.J. Harris and senior WR Justin Mello highlight the offense. Mello leads the team in catches (66), receiving yards (936) and receiving TDs (10). Harris, a CAA All-Conference First Team and All-New England Team selection, ranks second in receptions (60), receiving yards (861) and receiving TDs (five).
The ground game is led by junior running back Nico Steriti, an All-Conference Second Team selection. He has 177 carries for 946 yards and eight TDs. Senior RB Chris Setian is second in rushing yards (431) and rushing TDs (seven).
Junior Andy Vailas and sophomore Sean Goldrich have split the quarterback duties with Goldrich receiving the starting nod both playoff games.
Vailas started the first four games of the season and has six starts in eight games played; he has a 122.50 passer efficiency on 130 of 218 passing for 1,397 yards and nine TDs.
Goldrich, who also had four consecutive starts and seven overall in 13 games played, has a 148.07 passer rating on 121-for-203 for 1,683 yards and 14 TDs.
WHEN THE OPPONENT HAS THE BALL: UNH allows 21.2 points and 406.2 yards per game to rank second in the CAA and 15th in the nation in scoring defense. The Wildcats yield 163.2 rushing yards and 242.9 passing yards per game.
Junior linebacker Shane McNeely and sophomore linebacker Akil Anderson, an All-Conference Third Team honoree, are tied for the team lead in tackles with 104.
Anderson, who recorded a career-high 13 tackles in the NCAA second round game at Maine, has a team-high 58 unassisted tackles. He also leads the team in tackles for a loss (12.5), which includes 5.5 sacks. Anderson tallied double-digit tackles at Lehigh University (Sept. 28) and at the University at Albany (Nov. 26).
McNeely has recorded 56 unassisted tackles and 48 assisted tackles. He has been credited with six sacks, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery, and he has two interceptions.
Senior safety Manny Asam, another Third Team selection, ranks third in tackles (80) with 52 unassisted tackles and 28 assisted tackles.
Redshirt freshman defensive back Casey DeAndrade is second in the nation in pass breakups with 18 and he has intercepted three passes, including one last week at Maine. He is also fourth on the team in tackles (61).
Inside the Win Streak: UNH enters Saturday's quarterfinal game at Southeastern with a five-game win streak consisting of victories vs. No. 22 James Madison University (33-17; Nov. 9), at Albany (37-20; Nov. 16), vs. No. 4 Maine (24-3; Nov. 23), vs. Lafayette (45-7; Nov. 30) and at No. 8 Maine (41-27; Dec. 7).
The Wildcats have outscored the opposition 180-74 in the five games, including 55-7 in the first quarter, while averaging 458.2 yards per game in comparison to the opposition's 370.5. There is a discernible difference in the rushing attack, where UNH is averaging 188.0 yards/game and the opponents are at 121.4.
New Hampshire's offense has converted 37 of 79 (46.8%) third downs and is 2-for-5 on fourth downs. The Wildcats' defense has held the opposition to 23 of 77 (30.0%) on third down and 4-for-13 on fourth down.
R.J. Harris is averaging 119.6 receiving yards per game with 34 catches for 598 yards (17.6 yards/reception); he has hauled in four TDs during the win streak. Justin Mello has 26 catches for 346 yards (69.2 yards/game; 13.3 yards/reception).
Nico Steriti (65 carries-346 yards) and Chris Setian (42-221) account for more than half of the team's rushes. Dalton Crossan (11-141) has been the most explosive at 12.8 yards per carry.
At quarterback, Sean Goldrich is 42 of 83 for 710 yards and six TDs for a 143.90 passer rating in four games played while Andy Vailas is 43-for-78 for 560 yards and five TDs for a 134.03 rating in three games.
The defensive effort has been spearheaded by Akil Anderson (46 tackles) and Shane McNeely (41). McNeely's other stats include four sacks, two forced fumbles and an interception.
UNH has forced nine turnovers (six interceptions, three fumbles) while committing only three (two INTs, one fumble).
A Notable Nine: UNH has won eight of its last nine games – the only loss was 17-0 at William & Mary (Nov. 2). The Wildcats recorded wins against nationally-ranked Villanova (29-28; Oct. 19), James Madison and Maine (twice) since the 8-1 stretch began Oct. 12 against Rhode Island.
The 'Cats have outscored the opposition 299-151 with significant margins in the first (71-23), second (70-46) and fourth (102-48) quarters.
In eight games played during the stretch, Sean Goldrich has completed 108 of 183 passes for 1,479 yards and 12 TDs (145.27 passer rating); he also has 81 rushes for 234 yards and three TDs. In four games, Andy Vailas is 60 of 107 for 682 yards and five TDs (121.30 rating).
New Hampshire makes Third Trip to Louisiana: Saturday's NCAA quarterfinal at Southeastern Louisiana (Hammond, La.) will be the UNH football program's third game played in the state of Louisiana – all three have been in postseason play. The Wildcats were 49-13 victors at McNeese State (Lake Charles, La.) in the 2009 FCS first round and lost to Western Kentucky, 14-3, in a 1975 Division II semifinal in Baton Rouge.
UNH vs. The Southland: New Hampshire has played just three games – with a 2-1 record – against current teams in the Southland Conference. The Wildcats split a pair of regular-season games against Stephen F. Austin with an 18-14 road loss in September 1997 and 38-28 home win in October 1999. Most recently, UNH ousted McNeese State from the 2009 NCAA tournament with a 49-13 victory in the first round.
Lions, Tigers and Bears. Oh, My!: The UNH Wildcats have two wins against the Maine Black Bears and a loss to the Towson Tigers this season. This weekend's opponent is the Southeastern Louisiana Lions.
What Just Happened: UNH defeated eighth-ranked and No. 5-seed Maine, 41-27, at Alfond Stadium on Dec. 7 to mark the first time in program history the Wildcats recorded multiple playoff wins in one season as well as their first postseason victory against a league opponent (previously 0-3).
UNH passed for 315 yards – the second highest total of the year – with season-high averages of 11.2 yards per attempt (28 attempts) and 18.5 yards per completion (17).
Sophomore quarterback Sean Goldrich threw for a career-high 291 yards and three touchdowns. His 48-yard strike to Jimmy Giansante put UNH ahead to stay, 17-10, at 7:40 of the second quarter. At the start of the third quarter, Goldrich engineered an eight-play, 51-yard drive that culminated in a three-yard TD pass to Justin Mello to give the 'Cats a 27-17 lead. Mello finished with five catches for a team-high 90 yards, including a 57-yard touchdown catch that gave New Hampshire a 10-7 lead at 5:02 of the first quarter.
Senior running back Chris Setian ran for a pair of fourth-quarter TDs to help seal the victory. His 12-yard run extended the advantage to 34-20 at 6:47 and then a seven-yard rush made it 41-20 at 2:42.
Akil Anderson recorded a career-high 13 tackles. Both Casey DeAndrade and Steven Thames had an interception.
Milestones Made at Maine: A handful of Wildcats attained personal milestones during the NCAA second round win at Maine (Dec. 7). Senior kicker Mike MacArthur ascended to third on the CAA all-time field goal leaderboard with kicks of 43 (season long) and 22 yards to increase his career total to 51 FGs.
Junior WR R.J. Harris entered that game with 188 career receptions and surpassed both John Perry (191) and Curtis Olds (193) with six catches to climb to No. 3 on the school's all-time leaderboard with 194.
Harris also advanced to No. 5 on the career receiving yards list with 85 to increase his total to 2,634. He moved past Chris Braune (1986-89), who amassed 2,612 receiving yards.
Sophomore QB Sean Goldrich eclipsed 1,500 passing yards this season with his career-high 291-yard performance against the Black Bears. His current total is 1,683.
Junior LB Shane McNeely recorded his 100th career tackle with the fourth of his eight tackles vs. Maine; he now has 104 tackles this season.
Sophomore LB Akil Anderson also recorded his 100th tackle of the season with the ninth of his career-high 13 at Maine; he also has 104 tackles in 2013.
Sack Exchange: The New Hampshire defense, ranked No. 5 in the nation in sacks at 3.31 per game, recorded a season-high 10 sacks in the Nov. 30 NCAA first round win against Lafayette. One week earlier, the Wildcats tallied five sacks in the regular-season finale against fourth-ranked Maine. UNH has tallied at least three sacks nine consecutive games; the streak dates back to Oct. 12 vs. Rhode Island.
Return To Running Form: In the last two regular-season games (at Albany, vs. Maine), the Wildcats ran the ball 88 times for 391 yards. In the finale against the Black Bears, UNH had 50 carries – second highest total to the 51 vs. Villanova (Oct. 19) – for 213 yards. It marked the fifth time this season the 'Cats eclipsed 200 rushing yards in a game.
UNH ran the ball 38 times for 178 yards (4.7 yards/carry) at Albany. That exceeded the combined total of 170 running yards the previous two games against William & Mary (84) and James Madison (86) and marked the team's best yards per carry since the fifth game of the year vs. Rhode Island (season-best 7.7 yards/carry).
The rebirth of the run game continued in the NCAA first round vs. Lafayette with 37 carries for 283 yards; the yardage and yards per carry (7.6) both rank second in the 2013 season. In last week's second round game at Maine, the 'Cats rushed the ball 43 times for 180 yards.
Staunch Defense: Prior to the regular-season finale and NCAA first round games, when the Wildcats allowed three points to Maine and seven to Lafayette, the last time UNH held opponents to single digits in consecutive weeks was a four-game stretch in October – November 1995. (Maine-0, Boston U.-7, Richmond-7, Villanova-9).
UNH's defense shut out the opposition five consecutive quarters – the second half vs. Maine and first three quarters vs. Lafayette – with a shutout streak of 85 minutes, 19 seconds.
The Wildcats' defense did not surrender a TD in eight straight quarters – fourth quarter at Albany, all four quarters vs. Maine and the initial three quarters against Lafayette – until the Leopards scored with 4:50 remaining in the fourth quarter during UNH's 45-7 first-round win.
Turnover Battle: UNH did not commit a turnover the last two games of the regular season against Albany and Maine and turned the ball over just once the previous game vs. James Madison. The Wildcats' defense gained a pair of turnovers all three of those games.
In postseason play, UNH was even vs. Lafayette (one turnover each) and +1 at Maine in the second round (one turnover; two turnovers forced).
UNH has won the turnover battle in six of 13 games and is 5-1 in those games (the lone loss was at Lehigh with a +2 margin). The 'Cats lost the turnover battle four times and went 1-3 in those games (only win vs. Colgate at -1).
Deductive reasoning leads to a draw in the turnover battle three times with New Hampshire winning back-to-back games vs. Rhode Island and Villanova and the first round game vs. Lafayette.
Overall, UNH has not committed a turnover in 5 of 13 games and the defense has recorded at least one turnover in 11 of 13 games with nine multiple-turnover efforts.
Quick Starts on the Road: UNH has a 3-4 road record this season, but slow starts have not been the Wildcats' downfall. The 'Cats have outscored the home team 67-16 in the first quarter but the opposition has the edge in both the second (54-41) and third (62-24) quarters.
Conversion Rates: The Wildcats were highly proficient at third down conversions the last three weeks of the regular season and that included 10-for-17 (58.8%) Nov. 9 vs. James Madison. In the three week span, UNH converted 24 of 52 third downs (46.2%) and also went 2-for-2 on fourth down. UNH's defense, meanwhile, did not allow opponents to extend drives by allowing just seven first downs on 30 third downs (23.3%) the last two weeks against Albany and Maine.
New Hampshire's success continued into the postseason vs. Lafayette with a 6-for-13 offensive effort on third down and 3 of 15 for the visitors followed by 7-for-14 on offense at Maine and 3 of 13 for the Black Bears. In the postsesaon, that calculated to 48.1% conversion for UNH and 21.4% for the visitors.
Well-Disciplined 'Cats: Since being called for 11 penalties for 137 yards – both season highs – at Albany (Nov. 16), the Wildcats have been penalized a total of 10 times for 78 yards in three games. UNH is No. 12 in the nation in penalties/game (4.54) and No. 17 in penalty yards/game (42.54). The 'Cats were not flagged for a penalty Oct. 19 vs. Villanova and were called for just one penalty against both Rhode Island (Oct. 12) and Maine (Nov. 23).
UNH wins Cat Fight against Lafayette: The New Hampshire Wildcats rolled to a 45-7 victory against the Lafayette Leopards in an NCAA first round game Nov. 30 at Cowell Stadium. UNH built a 21-0 lead through one quarter and led 31-0 at halftime, then extended the advantage to 38-0 at the end of three. Lafayette avoided the shutout with a TD at 4:50 of the fourth quarter.
UNH recorded a season-high 10 sacks, which doubled the previous best of five sacks established the previous week vs. Maine. Senior defensive end Jay Colbert spearheaded the defense with four tackles for a loss, including three sacks. UNH yielded a season-low 73 rushing yards – and only 1.9 yards per carry – to the Leopards.
The Wildcats rushed for 283 yards, including a game- and season-high 84 yards on six carries for Dalton Crossan. Crossan amassed 131 all-purpose yards and scored two TDs (17-yard reception and 56-yard run). R.J. Harris led the aerial attack with eight catches for 173 yards. Nick Cefalo recorded an 86-yard punt return for TD; the previous UNH punt return for a touchdown was Sept. 10, 2011, at Lehigh (Joey Orlando, 56 yards).
UNH finished with 283 rushing yards and 268 passing yards to mark just the second time this season the team eclipsed 250 rushing and passing yards in the same game. (Sept. 24 vs. Colgate; 263 rushing, 288 passing). It marked the only game this season the 'Cats didn't allow a sack.
How Low Can You Go: In the Nov. 23 regular-season finale, UNH held Maine's rushing attack to 95 yards – the lowest by an opponent during the regular season – and the Black Bears' 315 total yards marked the third lowest total allowed in 2013. The last time the Wildcats held an opponent to less than 100 rushing yards was Oct. 20, 2012, when once again it was Maine with 95 yards on the ground.
STERITI RUNS PAST 2,000: Junior RB Nico Steriti entered UNH's Top 10 list in career rushing yards during his 68-yard effort vs. James Madison on Nov. 9, when he surpassed both Curt Collins and Jim Quinn. He eclipsed 2,000 career yards during a 139-yard ground game vs. Maine (Nov. 23) and moved into a tie for eighth with 74 rushing yards against the Black Bears in the NCAA second round game.
UNH All-Time Leading Rushers
1. Jerry Azumah (1995-98) 6,193
7. Chad Kackert (2006-09) 2,587
T-8. Avrom Smith (1991-94) 2,237
T-8. Nico Steriti (2011-present) 2,237
HARRIS AMONG BEST IN SCHOOL HISTORY: Junior WR R.J. Harris climbed one spot on the UNH career receiving yards leaderboard each of the last three weeks of the regular season and is currently No. 5.
Harris ascended to fifth place for UNH's all-time receptions list following an eight-catch, 173-yard effort Nov. 30 vs. Lafayette. He is within striking distance of climbing to No. 3.
Receiving Yards
1. David Ball (2003-06) 4,655
4. John Perry (1989-92) 2,873
5. R.J. Harris (2011-present) 2,634
1. David Ball (2003-06) 304
2. Keith LeVan (2004-07) 201
3. R.J. Harris (2011-present) 194
MONEY MIKE IS ALL-TIME FG KING: Senior Mike MacArthur took over UNH's all-time lead in field goals by successfully hitting a 23-yard attempt – the 41st make of his career – in the third quarter of the Wildcats' 29-28 victory vs. Villanova at Cowell Stadium on Oct. 19.
MacArthur made 11 consecutive field goals spanning Sept. 28 to Nov. 23, when his 32-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Maine.
MacArthur, who surpassed Connor McCormick (40, 2002-05), climbed into a tie for ninth place on the CAA leaderboard with field goals of 29 and 35 yards against James Madison (Nov. 9); the 35-yarder matched his long for the season.
He matched his personal best of three FGs in a game with makes of 31, 33 and 34 yards Nov. 16 at Albany, and he vaulted into seventh place on the conference leaderboard.
MacArthur then climbed into a three-way tie for fifth place with a 25-yard field goal vs. Maine. He made a 23-yarder in the NCAA first round to climb into a tie for fourth and ascended to No. 3 with two more makes (43, 22) in the NCAA second round. Here is a look at the CAA all-time FG made list.
Rank FG Name School Years
1. 59 Greg Kuehn W&M 2002-05
2. 55 Andrew Howard Richmond 2006-09
3. 51 Mike MacArthur UNH 2010-13
AN UNLIKELY SOURCE: On his first career pass attempt, junior running back Nico Steriti completed a 52-yard halfback-option touchdown pass to classmate R.J. Harris to give UNH a 14-0 lead at 3:58 of the second quarter against James Madison on Nov. 9. It still stands as the Wildcats' longest TD pass of the season and fourth-longest pass play in the 2013 season.
Steriti also completed his only pass attempt in both games vs. Maine. On Nov. 23, he connected with QB Andy Vailas for a four-yard pass play. In the Dec. 7 NCAA second round, Steriti completed a 24-yard pass to Harold Spears.


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The host nation have been handed a favourable draw alongside England and minnows Ireland in Group D of the competition.
After a spirited semi-final run in last year's showpiece in England, the Windies could be dark horses for the title on home soil.
A recent 3-0 whitewash win over the Irish has given them some much-needed form in the shortest form of the game following a series defeat to Zimbabwe, albeit 1-0.
Man-for-man the Windies have one of the most powerful batting line-ups in the competition, however whether they have the bowling attack and fielding quality to back it up remains to be seen.
Batting, batting and batting.
Runs from the bulky bats of Chris Gayle, Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Kieron Pollard will go a long way to deciding how the Windies fare.
All three are capable of taking the game away from an opposition with their array of attacking strokeplay.
And with players such as Ramnaresh Sarwan and Dwayne Bravo lurking down the order, you can expect some high totals from the hosts.
A lack of consistency has been a cause of concern for the Windies in limited-overs cricket for some time, although that is also what makes Gayle's men such a threat in the event.
So often they have gone from the sublime to the ridiculous, no more so then when they bowled Zimbabwe out for 105 in a recent T20, only to collapse to 79-7 in response.
Fielding is such an important aspect of the shortest format of the game, however that is bad news for the erratic hosts.
There are exceptions in Bravo and Pollard, however you can always rely on the West Indies to provide a moment or two of calamity in the field.
Six-hitter - Chris Gayle
The skipper leads from the front in every sense and is renowned for his blistering strokeplay at the top of the order.
The powerful left-hander has cleared the rope 25 times in 14 innings and gets crowds all around the world ducking for cover when he is in the middle.
His devastating 117 off 57 balls in the inaugural World Twenty20 over in South Africa remains the highest ever T20 international innings and the joint fastest of all time.
Remarkably though, Gayle has not played a single T20 international on home soil.
Strike bowler - Jerome Taylor
Jamaican Taylor is West Indies' leading wicket-taker in T20 internationals with 17 in 12 matches.
He averages a scalp every 14.8 balls however he will be eager to reduce his ecomony rate below the current 8.19 runs an over.
If the ball is swinging, as England found out in Sabina Park last year, Taylor is one of the most unplayable seamers around.
Look out for...Kieron Pollard
He was not the most expensive Indian Premier League purchase this year for nothing...
For $750,000 you can expect some lusty blows, useful medium-pacers and cheetah-like athleticism in the field.
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Mbarara — THE Magistrate's court in Mbarara has charged and committed to the High Court a soldier for shooting dead a security guard.
Pt. Alex Mugabe, 29, attached to Air Force, allegedly shot dead Emmanuel Turyamureeba, 30, on March 2, 2006 in Mbarara.
Turyamureeba, a Nile Guard Security employee was guarding a pub where he stopped a one, Mugabe from going outwith a glass he was using.
Second Grade Magistrate Moses Ndifuna, told court last week that the two developed a quarrel.
Mugabe reportedly cocked and pointed his SMG riffle at Turyamureeba, forcing Turyamureeba to do the same with his. Mugabe reportedly shot Turyamureeba and sped off in his car but was arrested before he left the town.
An SMG riffle, 4 magazines and an empty cartridge were arecovered from him.
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Long-Distance Mentoring
Make the most of mentoring when you can't meet in person.
Larry Ambrose
Do you have to be face-to-face to have a good mentoring relationship? One might think so. But the fact is, it's not always possible. These days, healthcare organizations are characterized by multiple locations, sometimes widely dispersed. Consequently, the right mentor for a person at a particular stage in his or her career may not necessarily be located nearby. If mentoring is to continue as a viable resource for those in healthcare management, matching mentoring pairs across locations should be an option. That being said, with a little preparation and guidance, a long-distance mentoring relationship can work, and work well.
Linking Up
Whether you are a mentor or a protege, as you begin any mentoring relationship, understand that the planning and preparation you and your mentoring partner carry out is crucial to its success. Setting up a strong distance relationship begins at your first meeting. Ideally, this "link-up meeting" should be held face-to-face, if possible. Meeting in person helps you get to know each other more quickly and accelerates trust building that will serve you well as you work in separate locations. If meeting in person is not possible, your first meeting can be conducted by telephone following some guidelines. During this link-up meeting, the protege should discuss his or her learning goals and areas for development, and both partners should talk about their expectations for the relationship and each other.
Preparing for the Meeting
In a long-distance mentoring relationship, most of your conversations will take place via telephone. To make the most of these conversations, both the mentor and protege should be prepared. Before the first phone meeting, the mentor should review the protege's learning goals established in the link-up meeting. Also, time expectations and the meeting agenda should be set. This information can be communicated through e-mail or fax. One of the key agenda items for the first meeting is for the mentoring partners to work together to plan the protege's activities for the first two months. These activities should help the protege achieve his or her goals.
Running a Phone Meeting
To run a productive phone meeting, a clear structure for beginning the mentoring session and for following through on each agenda item is necessary. Following is an example of how a phone meeting might proceed.
1. To kick off phone session, the mentor must review the protege's last assignment or planned activity. What did they protege accomplish? Is there something new that the protege tried that was successful? What challenges did the protege overcome and what challenges are still to be met? What did the protege learn about him/herself?
2. Next, the mentor and protege together should review what the protege has learned from activities since the last meeting. What actions worked well? What changes would the protege make in the future? How can the mentor help?
3. Finally, the partners should plan activities to complete before the next meeting. The protege is responsible for identifying the next learning opportunity, and together the mentoring partners should decide on an appropriate activity or assignment. Before the meeting has ended, the partners should also decide on a date when the protege must provide an update on the assignment.
Using E-mail Effectively
While sending e-mail may be quick and easy, it shouldn't be the main form of communication in a mentoring relationship. E-mail is best for:
- Suggesting or requesting meetings with your partner
- Scheduling meetings and verifying plans
- Posing non time-urgent questions to the mentor
- Reviewing conclusions drawn from experience if writing is the best way to address a particular issue
- Maintaining a sense of contact when one or both partners are finding it difficult to schedule mutual time
E-mail is not appropriate for:
- Giving critical feedback
- Exchanging impressions on sensitive issues
- Communicating an issue that can be "read" in more ways than one. Feelings can be hurt without in-the-moment response and resolution.
- Giving impressions of each other's behavior or discussing the behavior of or impressions about a third party
The Communication Challenge
While the content of a distance mentoring meeting and a face-to-face meeting are the same, distance mentoring presents a special challenge, complicated by the inability of the partners to observe each other's reactions. Nonverbal cues will be much less obvious; careful listening to tone and volume of voice is crucial. With conscious effort, mentoring partners can develop the ability to understand the subtle signs of feelings, as well as more objective data.
Gaining a sense of the protege's underlying feelings over the phone is a unique challenge for the mentor. It is equally difficult for the protege to discern a mentor's empathy. Therefore, both partners must take care to verbally signal their understanding of what the other is communicating. Acknowledging an understanding of the person's message by nodding just won't do.
Following are some communication hints for both mentors and proteges:
Listen for nonverbals. Sometimes you can tell how people feel not by what they say but how they say it. Keep your ear tuned for a rising or lowering of voice; a change in tone; silence; a quickening or slowing of speaking pace; sighs, pauses, and similar expressions.
Describe behavior. Tell your partner what you are "hearing" or "sensing" in that person's expression. Check on feelings by asking your partner how he or she feels about a certain issue.
Push for specifics. Ask that your partner express thoughts and opinions clearly and with focus.
Summarize agreements. Don't let the meeting close without summarizing what you feel has been agreed to, testing the accuracy of your perception.
Distance mentoring will succeed as mentors and proteges think through what they want from a mentoring partnership and use some commonsense guidelines to manage the relationship. Every new distance mentoring pair that is successful adds immeasurably to the organization's ability to satisfy the mentoring needs of all.
Larry Ambrose is a managing partner of Perrone-Ambrose Associates, Inc., and the author of A Mentor's Companion.
Perrone-Ambrose Associates, Inc.
2 N. Riverside Plaza, Ste. 1433
Chicago, IL 60606
(800) 648-0543
From Healthcare Executive, March/April 2003


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Licensure and Continuing Professional Development
Barry University School of Social Work continues to dedicate itself to the transformation of individuals through the delivery of a trauma-informed, resiliency framework for both its BSW and MSW programs. One of our growing initiatives is to strengthen relationships and services to our alumni. You are a part of a community of accomplished individuals who have graduated from Barry University School of Social Work, and we remain committed to your personal and professional growth. As we all know, transformation and growth does not end at graduation. Learning is a lifelong endeavor and Barry University School of Social Work is striving to keep pace with your future.
To that end we have developed this web-page to keep you updated on pertinent issues that may be of interest to our alumni. Topics will include licensure information, alumni spotlights, continuing education opportunities, upcoming conferences, etc.
If you are visiting this webpage for the first time, please take some time to complete our Alumni Form so that we can stay connected with you.
We wish you all continued joy and success...
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