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Posted: 9/2/2014 3:43pm et
Baltimore Ravens TE Owen Daniels admitted that he was dealing with a hamstring issue during the last couple weeks of training camp.
Huddle Up: If Daniels is gimpy, that only makes Dennis Pitta a stronger TE1 option this Sunday against the Bengals.
Posted: 8/21/2014 3:41pm et
Baltimore Ravens TE Owen Daniels (leg) is not participating in practice Thursday, Aug. 21, and is not expected to play in the team's preseason game Saturday, Aug. 23.
Huddle Up: Dennis Pitta's value inches up with each day Daniels misses.
Posted: 6/8/2014 5:55pm et
Baltimore Ravens TE Owen Daniels said he and TE Dennis Pitta will catch a lot of passes this upcoming season because of the scheme offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak has brought to the team. 'We will [catch a lot of balls]. That's just the way this offense is built,' Daniels said. 'I'm sure Dennis will be happy with it.'
Huddle Up: The numbers back that up as Houston TEs averaged a combined 105.7 receptions a season over the last 3 years while Baltimore TEs averaged 84.0 over the same span.
Posted: 5/30/2014 6:25pm et
Baltimore Ravens TE Owen Daniels did not really stand out in practice Friday, May 30. Daniels did not get much separation from defensive players. Daniels is coming off a broken leg from last season.
Huddle Up: At this juncture Daniels is looking less like a guy Gary Kubiak brought in to be a factor at tight end and more like a veteran Kubiak brought in to show younger players like Dennis Pitta how Kubiak's system works.
Posted: 4/6/2014 3:53pm et
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said TE Owen Daniels will have a big role in the offense this upcoming season. 'Just couldn't be more happy, more excited. � I guarantee his role will be plenty big,' Harbaugh said. 'He's going to have a lot to do with our success next year, and we've got a lot of big plans for him.'
Huddle Up: New Ravens OC Gary Kubiak loves his TEs, but will there be enough fantasy production to go around with Daniels and incumbent Dennis Pitta? If both are healthy for the majority of 2014, neither likely will be startable in standard-size fantasy leagues.
Posted: 4/3/2014 11:38pm et
TE Owen Daniels signed an undisclosed 1-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, April 3. Daniels and TE Dennis Pitta are expected to be on the field often in two-tight end sets. The Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers were also interested in Daniels.
Huddle Up: Daniels, who was limited to a career-low 5 games and 24 receptions this past season due to a fractured fibula, should have a smooth transition with former-Texans coach Gary Kubiak bringing his TE- friendly offense to Baltimore. Daniels' signing, however, is not necessarily the best of fantasy news for starting TE Dennis Pitta.
Posted: 12/31/2013 11:27am et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels has one more year on his contract at $4.5 million cash that comes with a $6.25 million cap hit. The Texans might not be able to keep both Daniels and TE Garrett Graham, and another team could afford to pay Graham like a starting tight end. The team would save only somewhere around $3.5 million in cap space if they released Daniels, but he might be a good influence on TE Ryan Griffin's development. Beat writer Tania Ganguli feels that it makes sense for the team to bring Daniels back in 2014.
Huddle Up: Houston has consistently made fantasy contributors out of its tight ends, though they'll be running a different offense next season so that trend may no longer continue. And with Graham also on the market and Griffin looking good in extended late-season action, the Texans may opt to spend money elsewhere.
Posted: 12/17/2013 12:18am et
Houston Texans interim head coach Wade Phillips said Monday, Dec. 16, that TE Owen Daniels (leg) might return in Week 16. 'I don't know. I think it's still a might situation this week, as far as him practicing,' Phillips said.
Huddle Up: Daniels hasn't played since Week 5, and his prolonged absence has been one of the many downers in a Texans' season rife with them. He's a risky fantasy play even if he does return.
Posted: 12/4/2013 1:01pm et
Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said he expects TE Owen Daniels (leg) to play again at some point this season. Daniels has been ruled out for Week 14.
Huddle Up: It'll probably be too little, too late for anyone who might have hung onto Daniels.
Posted: 12/3/2013 9:04pm et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels (leg) did not participate in practice Tuesday, Dec. 3. Head coach Gary Kubiak said Daniels worked out with trainers on the side.
Huddle Up: With the Texans up against a short week, it looks as if Daniels will miss an 8th straight game.
Posted: 11/26/2013 10:20am et
Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said Monday, Nov. 25, that TE Owen Daniels (knee) is 'real close' to returning. He is currently on the Injured Reserve/designated-to-return list.
Huddle Up: While Daniels has been out, Garrett Graham has more than adequately filled the Texans' tight end needs. If/when Daniels returns, he and Graham will split the looks in what has historically been a role that produces fantasy points--not necessarily enough for two starters, but at least for one and a spot starter.
Posted: 11/13/2013 5:00pm et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels (leg) said he will start running next week. Daniels is currently on the Injured Reserve/Designated to Return list.
Huddle Up: It doesn't sound like he's on track to return soon—he might not be back until it's too late, if he even returns this year given Houston's record.
Posted: 10/9/2013 11:27am et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels was placed on Injured Reserve designated to return, which means he'll miss at least eight weeks.
Huddle Up: Eight weeks essentially wipes out the remainder of the fantasy regular season for Daniels--and opens an obvious window of opportunity for Garrett Graham.
Posted: 10/8/2013 12:19pm et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels will be sidelined four to six weeks with a non-displaced fracture in his fibula.
Huddle Up: Garrett Graham's fantasy value sees a sharp uptick given the way the Texans use their tight ends.
Posted: 10/7/2013 11:57pm et
The Houston Texans are worried the fibula injury to TE Owen Daniels might be serious enough to sideline him for a few weeks.
Huddle Up: As if the Texans needed more worries with a three-game losing streak and a slumping QB, now the health of their second-leading receiver (24-252-3) is in question. If Daniels does miss any time, though, fellow TE Garrett Graham -- already much involved in the offense with 15 catches, 141 yards and 3 TDs -- would see even more targets.
Posted: 9/28/2013 1:07am et
Houston Texans TE Owen Daniels (knee) fully participated in practice Friday, Sept. 27, and is listed as probable for Week 4.
Huddle Up: Daniels has a modest 12 catches for 103 yards so far, but the Texans love targeting their TEs in the red zone, and sure enough, Daniels has a trio of scoring receptions, only one off the league TE pace.


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It should be an interesting encounter Tuesday in Calgary when the Flames host the Dallas Stars. It will be the first meeting between the two teams since Stars' forward Sean Avery singled out Flames' captain Jarome Iginla for being "boring."
In one of his infrequent media sessions, Avery slammed the NHL for not properly marketing the game and its stars. In an interview with ESPN, Avery stated:
"Our commissioner hasn't realized that he needs to probably do a better job of marketing the game and certainly some of the players in it. Nobody cares about Jarome Iginla and guys like that. They're just not exciting enough. They don't bring enough to the game."
At Flames practice Monday, Iginla shrugged off the slight.
"He says a lot of things," Iginla told TSN. "It's not the first time he's said something publicly or whatever. He's always talking on the ice, that's what he does. He says a lot off the ice, and that's fine. That's his way. From our point of view, it's not even about getting even or anything, it's just about playing and getting better and winning. We haven't even talked about it for weeks."
Iginla is enjoying another typically excellent season, leading the Flames in goals, assists and points while his team continues to battle the surprising Vancouver Canucks and Minnesota Wild for the Northwest Division lead.
Meanwhile Avery leads the NHL in penalty minutes; however the Stars have been one of the most disappointing teams in the league this season as they sit dead last in the Western Conference. Heading into Tuesday's game, Dallas has won only three of its last 10 games. In addition Avery was called out by teammate Mike Modano for his selfish play and embarrassing antics after a loss to the Bruins in early November.
"Tonight, it was idiotic and stupid," Modano told reporters after Avery and teammate Steve Ott argued with referees and fans. "It was one of the most embarrassing things I've seen. If that's what we're going for, then they need to find me an office job."
"It was dumb penalties, dumb situations, that's kind of been the trend all season," Modano said. "There's no mental toughness. We're allowing the refs to get involved in the game with and spending more energy on them than the details of winning the game."
Avery, who signed a four-year, $15.5 million contract with the Stars prior to the season, is considered the top pest in the league and was chosen as the NHL's Most Hated Player by the Hockey News. He has clashed with opponents, teammates, fans and the media since he broke into the league with the Detroit Red Wings in 2001.
Mike Cammalleri, who played with Avery on the Los Angeles Kings, believes that the troublemaking forward's outlandish statements are great for promoting the game, but that he's really more concerned with getting a result than getting even.
"I'm sure he's going to get here in front of you guys in the Canadian media and that's good," Cammalleri told reporters following practice Monday. "He enjoys that and you guys enjoy that, but for us it's two points we need to get."
To add another twist, Avery was romantically involved with Canadian actress Elisha Cuthbert earlier in his career. Cuthbert is currently dating Iginla's teammate, All-Star defenceman Dion Phaneuf. Phaneuf was not in the mood to discuss his personal life, preferring to keep his focus on the Stars.
"We've played against him a lot, and we know the way that he plays," Phaneuf told reporters. "That's the style of player that he is. He's an emotional guy and you know that he's going to be talking to you, but with saying that, our focus right now is on winning a hockey game against the Dallas Stars. That's the bottom line."
While Avery may be controversial, he remains one of the few players in the NHL willing to speak his mind both on and off the ice.
"As far as his verbal ammunition, that will be interesting," said Cammalleri. "If you see me laughing out there, it's sometimes entertaining."

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these were my gifts to my secret santa recipient for the motorcity ss!!!! *U*
Also Babs looks smokin' in her civies.
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ANDY/DAMIAN (HNNG): Robin falls out of the sky, already unconscious with his eyes rolled back. Walking down the street, Andy's eyes widen as she saw the boy plummet down. She watched, horrified as he landed on top of a parked car, setting off the alarm. Rushing towards him, screaming for someone to call 911, she felt tears stinging in her eyes. She loved this boy… he never knew it. But she didn't care. She had to get help…
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I'm writing a post that looks at the relationship of Barbara and Dick. And I have some thoughts. But I don't think they are going to be too popular. So tell me why you ship them. What makes them a good, hot couple?
I don't think I'm going to have enough room to answer in…
There is NO word strong enough to describe the relationship between the two. There's only ONE that today's world offers, and it is: love. Pure, and utter love. They understand each other, their history is just magnificent and their collision creates beauty. Babs understands what it means to be part of the Bat Family, and she knows how hard it is for Dick like no one else can. She's there to comfort him, with warm and welcoming arms when he's had a rough time. Most importantly, she knows when he needs air to breathe. She's not always in his way, and allows him to seek within himself instead of making him rely on her all the time. Dick adds light to Barbara's lonely heart. He's charming, friendly and takes Babs to places in his heart where no one else has. Even though she's reluctant to admit things, he loosens up the tight knots and helps her to be free. Their fun, sexy, loving and even envious of one another. Like, the time Helena kissed Dick when they were undercover— Babs heard it all and it was obvious that she was jealous. And when Dick came to visit Babs- he was shut into a cupboard by Tim when Ted Kord came. Definitely some envy there.
I could go on and on, explaining why these two are my OTP, but I gotta go eat something :P


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Phong Pham, of Newark, received the Outstanding Senior Award in Mechanical Engineering at the 12th Annual Salute to Engineering Excellence sponsored by NJIT's Newark College of Engineering (NCE). The dinner was held March 25, 2010 at NJIT. >>


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While Hawaii may be below the national average in insurance premium costs, rising healthcare costs are still a huge problem. Here's what some local leaders say could help
Federal data to be published for the first time in the upcoming seventh edition of HMSA's Health Trends in Hawaii show that average healthcare premiums in Hawaii are lower than average premiums for the nation. However, that is cold comfort for Hawaii businesses, which have seen double-digit increases in their premiums over the past few years.
|Clifford Hayashi, Human Resources Director, Times Supermarket Photo: Rae Huo
Susan Forbes, president and chief executive officer of the Hawaii Health Information Corp., which collects the data for the biannual HMSA publication, says, "I think one message is that it's not a matter of how much competition there is in the insurance market. The underlying problem is healthcare costs, which are driven by use."
According to projections by University of Hawaii economics professor Gerard Russo, average family plan premiums are going to go up to about $12,000 in 2006 for the United States and up to $9,600 in Hawaii. Besides, says Russo, family premiums both in Hawaii and the U.S. are growing at a much faster rate than labor productivity. He says premiums on the Mainland have been rising at an average rate of almost 10 percent a year, while labor productivity has grown about 3 percent annually. "That means that over time you won't be able to afford it," Russo says.
The business community here has a number of different strategies to address rising health costs. Rick Jackson, president of the Hawaii Asssociation of Health Plans, says, "The only thing we haven't seriously tried yet, and we're about to, is apply information technology to healthcare." In Jackson's estimation, growing use of electronic medical records by hospitals, physicians and, eventually, he hopes, patients, will lead to better coordinated, higher quality care and more efficient delivery.
|* These values are from Gerard Russo, an associate professor of Economics at the University of Hawaii.
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One member company that was ripe for the picking was Times Supermarket. Since 1997, the company has run an annual health-exam program for its 1,000 Oahu employees. The employee must visit a participating lab for a number of screenings. The results of tests such as lipid profiles are sent to the employee's doctor and the employee is required to see the doctor after the doctor receives the lab results. Human resources director Clifford Hayashi says Times aimed for and has gotten almost 100 percent compliance each year, because it doesn't cost an employee anything to go. However, it costs $190 for employees with single coverage and $500 for employees with family coverage in the form of payroll deductions if the employee does not participate. "Honestly, what we do is nag them to death," says Hayashi.
Hayashi says he proposed the program in 1997, after a five-year study of large claims by employees. He found that claims for $10,000 were 50 percent to 60 percent of his total annual claims. He says, "When I broke it out by disease type, what struck me was that, [with] a lot of them, with early detection, the effects could have been mitigated."
After seeing some presentations by the HBHC's Allen, Hayashi and Times are now ready to take it to the next level. At the time of this writing, Hayashi was planning a early 2006 launch of a program modeled on the Asheville Project, a disease stage management program launched in Asheville, North Carolina in the mid-'90s. "It's wonderful. It's the most perfect, win-win situation you can think of, because we understand here at Times that the only way we're going to lower medical costs is by having healthier employees," says Hayashi.
He adds that since Times became self-insured in 2004, it has no clinical data to support what he believes has been a cost savings for the company. However, in the years before the company became self-insured, its HMSA rates rose at just about 2 percent per year. That's small when you consider that average family premiums in Hawaii rose as high as 25.5 percent between 1997 and 1998 and rose an average of 6.5 percent between 1996 and 2002.
He says the Asheville Project saved the city money in its first year. The project to help diabetics manage their disease works by first identifying diabetics through employee screening. Pharmacists, who have been specially trained, meet with the diabetic employee each month, analyzing monthly data from the employee's glucose meter, counseling and generally keeping the employee on track. The pharmacist also sends a monthly report to the employee's doctor. Employee incentives include free glucose meters and supplies and waiving the co-payment for any diabetes-related medicines. All the employee has to do is sign a form allowing the doctor to release his or her medical records and the pharmacist will call the employee to set up appointments.
Hayashi says the original Asheville Project had 60 participants and cost about $15,000 in glucose supplies (some of which were donated) and training pharmacists for certification. However, the Asheville Project coordinator pointed out that this was not a sizeable investment compared to the $4 million in health-insurance premiums being paid for the participants. Hayashi estimates that Times Supermarket may have about 40 participants and the project may cost about $12,000 to implement. He's also heard that there is grant money available for the program.
Even if it costs $15,000, Hayashi says the program needs to be looked at as an investment that will eventually reduce the company's healthcare costs. Hayashi says: "What it boils down to is, how do you affect the employee? That's really key."
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The assistant district attorney in Kaufman County killed in a Thursday morning shooting is being remembered as an excellent prosecutor and an even better gentleman.
Mark Hasse, was gunned down near the Kaufman County Courthouse Thursday morning.
Hasse had spent decades prosecuting cases in Dallas and Kaufman Counties. The Rockwall-native graduated from Texas A&M University with a History degree in 1977 and went to law school at Southern Methodist University. He received his law degree in 1981 and was licensed by the State Bar of Texas in 1982.
State Bar President F.R. "Buck" Files, Jr., of Tyler, said the fatal shooting is "such a tragedy and beyond my ability to comprehend."
"I think every prosecutor, even those who do criminal defense, has been threatened or been concerned on occasion, but this is a unique event," Files said. "I don't remember anything like this since Chief Judge John Wood of the Western District of Texas was assassinated many years ago."
Files said he had only briefly met Hasse, but his reputation was well known.
"I certainly knew who he was, and his reputation was wonderful," He said. "I've heard he was an excellent lawyer an excellent prosecutor – and even more of a gentleman."
"On behalf of the lawyers of Texas, we extend our sympathies to his family and join with them in hoping that his killer is apprehended quickly and brought to justice," Files said.
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Thou art gone home, or, The two voices /
Thou art lovelier /
Thou art lovelier far /
Thou art much troubled, recitative [and] Fatal shall prove this frenzy, aria /
Thou art not near me, ballad /
Thou art not there /
Thou art roaming /
Thou art the fount of all my joy /
Thou art the lad of my heart Willie /
Thou art the loveliest /
Thou art welcome dearest sister /
Thou art with me /
Thou fairest fishermaiden /
Thou hadst sworn at the altar to love me /
Thou hast learned to love another /
Thou hast learned to love another, or, Farewell, farewell, forever /
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Thou hast sent me a flowery wreath /
Thou hast wounded the spirit that lov'd thee /
Thou hast wounded the spirit that loved thee and cherished thine image for years, an admired ballad /
Thou lov'st the greenwood, so do I /
Thou reign'st in this bosom, Bavarian air, with variations, op. 50 /
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Thou who know'st each human feeling, cavatina from the opera I due Foscari /
Thou wilt never meet me more, ballad /
Thou wilt think of me again, ballad /
Thou'lt come no more, ballad /
Thou'rt ever at my side, ballad /
Thou'rt weeping still, ballad /
Though far from thee [from] Fra Diavolo /
Though now I leave thee /
Though thou wast passing fair /
Thoughts for Americans /
Thoughts of childhood waltz /
Thoughts of early days, ballad /
Thoughts of home /
Thoughts of home nocturne /
Thoughts that have for years been sleeping /
Thoughts that have for years been sleeping, ballad /
Thoul't come no more /
Three Ave Marias, op. 1 /
The three Marys /
Three Tyrolese waltzes /
Three bells /
The three bells quick step /
Three bells, with variation and finale /
Three brilliant gems, no. 185: Lucrezia Borgia waltz ; Affection waltz ; Mazurka /
Three dollar waltzes /
Three farmers went a hunting /
Three favorite polkas /
The three fishers, ballad /
Three meals a day and a dollar to spend, an anti dolorous song /
Three new American polkas, op. 160, no. 3 /
The three sisters polka schottisch /
Three sonatas for the piano forte with an accompaniment for the violin /
The three students, ballad /
Three walses for Spanish guitar /
Three walses for the piano forte /
Three waltzes: My home, The Hebe, and The lily /
Thro' sunny meads, ballad /
Through the streets of New York City /
Through the woods and Jack a-shore, 2 easy rondos /
Through the world wilt thou fly love! [from] The Bohemian girl /
The thunder storm waltz /
Thus oh! Heaven, recitative prayer [from] Norma /
Thus the bright and beautiful aria [from] the oratorio Jeptha /
Thy blessing, dearest mother!.
Thy hand = Ta main /
Thy heart is my home, ballad /
Thy love is all my own /
Thy love is of thee dreaming, ballad /
Thy name comes o'er me like a spell /
Thy name was once the magic spell! /
Thy step is light, a ballad /
Tiger polka /
Tiger polka redowa /
Tilda Horn.
Tilda Horn, with brilliant variations /
"Tilda horn" with brilliant variations /
The time of the heart, ballad /
Times when I think of thee /
The timid lover, ballad /
The timid tear /
Timotheus quickstep /
Tip top polka.
Tip top polka /
Tip top waltz.
Tipp's invitation to Loco, patriotic glee /
The Tippecanoe Club quick step /
Tippecanoe and Tyler too! A comic glee.
The Tippecanoe march and quick step /
Tippecanoe slow grand march /
Tirana Espaola /
'Tis a nation's jubilee /
Tis all for the love of a widow, ballad /
'Tis better late than never, ballad /
'Tis but an hour since first we met /
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'Tis echo's voice /
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After years of mismanagement and chronic deficits, Miami-Dade's once ailing public hospital, the Jackson Health System, has become one of the good-news stories of South Florida and has earned the right to ask the community for a vote of support in a bond issue next month.
Skeptics may have doubts. Didn't we just agree to a huge bond issue for the school district last year? And didn't we force the mayor to backtrack on a plan to raise property taxes for a good cause (public libraries and an expanded animal shelter) because we couldn't afford to pay more?
Yes and Yes. Ideally, another public bond issue could be delayed until the effects of the painful recession are behind us.
But there is no time to waste because the hospital system has foregone needed repairs and upgrades for years due to its recurring deficits. Now, with the nation's healthcare system undergoing fundamental changes, it can't afford to wait any longer.
Moreover, a failure to support this particular bond issue would ultimately cost Miami-Dade's taxpayers more in the long run.
The key to Jackson's success is the ability to attract enough insured patients to fund those who cannot afford care. And in order to bring those paying patients through the doors, Jackson has to upgrade its facilities to compete with other hospitals throughout the region — hospitals that already count on Jackson to take the uninsured.
It really is just that simple.
As a public hospital, Jackson cannot refuse to accept patients regardless of their financial circumstances. Indeed, 6 to 8 percent of its patient base is undocumented — unable to obtain insurance even when the Affordable Care Act is up and running.
Jackson cannot attract those new patients that would allow it balance the books as long as the hospital is limited to aging buildings on a few campuses. Jackson CEO Carlos Migoya argues persuasively that the system needs the latest medical technology, neighborhood-based care centers and modernized hospital facilities in order to compete.
He makes a strong case. Patients who can afford to pay for medical care will choose the best place and Jackson has to be among them. Indeed, it already is, even with aging facilities. Jackson Memorial Hospital, the centerpiece of public hospital system, was ranked the No. 1 hospital in South Florida last summer in a survey by U.S. News & World Report, and sixth best in Florida..
That's the sort of performance that should reassure the community, and probably one reason that only one of the 13-member County Commission voted against putting the bond issue on the ballot.
Commissioner Juan Zapata said he was put off by the price tag — $830 million. And he said Jackson should be restructured into a not-for-profit that would not answer to local politicians.
Fair points. But Mr. Migoya countered that operating rooms, patient rooms and other facilities are nearly 40 years old and many haven't been refurbished since the 1970s. Jackson, he added, must invest in upgrades — including a new rehabilitation hospital — to stay competitive.
Community's leaders who support Jackson are putting their own money behind the effort, helping raise $1.3 million for the bond campaign. One is Norman Braman, an outspoken foe of using bond money and taxes in other instances, but clearly someone who also recognizes a good cause that's fiscally sound.
The financial stability of the Jackson Health System is of paramount importance to the economic and social well-being of Miami-Dade County and its residents. The way to ensure that the community maintains the first-class public hospital it deserves is for voters to support the $830 million bond issue.


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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KWSN)– Kendall Kritenbrink combined for 34 kills in two matches as the Coyote volleyball team split its opening day contests at the Tiger Invitational, topping Idaho State in four sets (25-22, 28-30, 25-14, 26-24) and falling to Missouri in three (25-21, 25-17, 25-16) at the Hearnes Center.
Kritenbrink recorded 20 kills while Sydney Dimke recorded a career high 17 kills to lead the Coyotes (1-1) past Idaho State. Tori Kroll tallied 37 assists and Kaitlyn Hastings added 15 digs during the win.
Despite letting Idaho State take the second set after trailing 24-20, South Dakota rebounded by recording a .387 hitting percentage in the third set with 15 kills and only three errors. The Coyotes also held the Bengals to a .027 hitting percentage in the set on nine kills and eight attack errors.
The Coyotes also had a presence at the net defensively the entire match, holding a 15-5 edge in total blocks with Kelsey Biltoft's two solo blocks and eight block assists leading the way.
Kritenbrink again led the Coyotes with 14 kills against Missouri while Kroll and Hastings both tallied nine digs. The Tigers won recorded a 54-37 kills advantage behind Lisa Henning's 15 and had a team hitting percentage of .393 while holding USD to .220.
The Coyotes will play two more matches on Saturday, taking on Arkansas State at 10 a.m. and Pittsburgh at 2 p.m.
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This family-friendly hotel is located in Jerusalem, close to Haas Promenade, Biblical Zoo, and Mamilla Mall. Local attractions also include Ben Yehuda Street and Arab Shuk Market.
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El Paso, TX — What a Tuesday night in Soccer! USA advance to the World Cup Finals in Brazil, while helping their southern neighbors advance to the World Cup playoff against New Zealand!
The U.S. Men's National Team shattered Panama's hopes of a berth to the 2014 FIFA World Cup with two stoppage-time goals to rally for a 3-2 victory at Estadio Rommel Fernandez.
Second-half substitute Aron Johannsson, playing in only his fourth game with the U.S. MNT, scored the game-winning goal in the third minute of stoppage time. That was preceded by a Graham Zusi equalizer one minute earlier.
With the victory, the U.S. MNT equals its best performance in FIFA World Cup Qualifying with a 7-2-1 record and 22 points, matching its point total from the 2005 Hexagonal. The USA finishes atop the CONCACAF region, followed by Costa Rica (5-2-3, 18 points), Honduras (4-3-3, 15 points), Mexico (2-3-5, 11 points), Panama (1-4-5, 8 points) and Jamaica (0-5-5, 5 points).
The top three teams automatically qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Despite Mexico's 2-1 loss to Costa Rica, Mexico still has a shot at the FIFA World Cup with an Intercontinental Playoff set for New Zealand, which will be played on Nov. 15 and 19.
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10 U.S. Code § 12405 - National Guard in Federal service: status
Members of the National Guard called into Federal service are, from the time when they are required to respond to the call, subject to the laws and regulations governing the Army or the Air Force, as the case may be, except those applicable only to members of the Regular Army or Regular Air Force, as the case may be.
Source(Added Pub. L. 103–337, div. A, title XVI, § 1662(f)(1),Oct. 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 2993.)
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The event takes place Saturday and Sunday at the Wade House, an 1860's stagecoach inn at Greenbush, just west of Plymouth.


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I regard the combination of field- and lab-based studies as essential to much research in the geosciences. Doing both enhances my understanding of geological processes and increases my enjoyment of both kinds of work. My research has spanned crustal melting and granitic plutonism in orogenic belts; shallow basaltic sheet emplacement in sedimentary basins; measurements of the viscosity, other physical properties and thermodynamics of silicate liquids; metamorphic petrology in high-grade metamorphic rocks.
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It seems that everyone is getting into the celebration honoring the victory of Oliver Hazard Perry in the Battle of Lake Erie 200 years ago.
Even the U.S. Mint.
The Mint is issuing a new quarter with the America the Beautiful series, depicting Admiral Perry in front of the Peace Memorial.
It was designed and engraved by Don Everhart and is expected to go into circulation in April.
The coin will represent the state of Ohio, not Pennsylvania because the Battle was fought in Ohio lake waters even though Perry's fleet was built in Erie and is considered his home base for battle preparations.
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NUI Galway Rowing Club is one of the most successful clubs in the University and indeed in Irish rowing. In the last decade, they have captured numerous National Championship titles in the Mens Senior 4+ and 4- categories, in addition to Seniors 8's, Inter 8's, 4's, Novice 8's and Novice 4's.
This season (2012/2013) has proved the most successful in the club's history with a record number of seven championship victories including the two blue riband events in men's rowing in Ireland – Senior and Intermediate Eights. Notably, it was also the most successful season of any previous women's squad with three championships wins including the senior pair, who registered the first senior women's pot since 1997. NUI Galway reaffirmed its position this weekend as the leading club in Irish rowing having returned with more than twice the number of championships than the nearest university:
- Senior Men's Eight
- Intermediate Men's Eight
- Senior Men's Coxless Four
- Senior Men's Lightweight Sculls
- Women's Senior Coxless Four
- Women's Senior Pair
- Women's Intermediate Double Sculls
Our members have also represented Ireland on an International levels at various events, most notably Alan Martin, Cormac Folan and James Wall who were members of Ireland's Heavyweight 4-over the past few seasons, racing in World Cup Regattas. Alan Martin and Cormac Folan, along with two other Irish rowers, qualified the boat for the Beijing Olympics at the World Championships in Munich in 2007. Cormac Folan managed to retain his seat and raced in the Olympics in 2008.
2013 saw Aifric Keogh, Sean O'Connor, Robert O'Callaghan, Richard Bennett and David Mannion (coach) represent Ireland at this year's u23 World Championships in Linz, Austria.
NUIG BC travelled down with over 35 athletes plus 6 coaches and was competitive in many divisions both male and female.
The club won 3 Irish pennants, a great haul that included both scholarship students and those who took up the sport this year. The men won the novice 4s championship from a strong filed of 19 entries. They won the final with a dominant performance from start to finish. Coached by Phil O Connell and Dave Mannion, this crew included the clubs captain Eoin Keating and two 1st year novices. An impressive result for those new to the sport. A Mens inter pair narrowly lost out on winning their event by the smallest of margins. Also coached by Phil and Dave these rowers can now join up with the novice Mens 4 to make competitive crews at intermediate level next year.
The Womens side of the club won 2 championships at 2 divisions, an unprecedented event. In a similar fashion to the Mens novice 4, the Womens inter 4 dominated their final and won comfortably from a strong queen's boat. Stroked by veteran Cliona Hurst this was a polished performance. The Womens novice 4 won earlier that day by a tight margin in an enthralling final. They fought back from 3rd place to win by half a length from a strong junior crew. The Womens coaches are Padraic bracken, rob and Sinéad o Connell and Enda Gaffney. the inter Womens 8 were very close to winning their final too and pulled out a fine performance by coming 4th in the Womens senior final later the same day. This augurs well for the future of Womens rowing, who earlier in the year had picked up an intervarsity pennant in the Womens 8s event. NUIG remains one of the most successful clubs in the country and is hoping to attract more rowers both experienced and new on the back of these wins.
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Texting and driving became a primary offense in July.
In the first six months, there were only 725 convictions statewide.
In our area, Roanoke City had the most convictions with seventeen.
Roanoke County had twelve.
Montgomery and Lynchburg City also had five convictions each.
Local officers are trying to ticket as many texting drivers as they can but it can be hard to catch people in the act.
Roanoke City Traffic Safety Officer, Rick Clark, says many people drop their phones and get on their best behavior when they see a police car now that that texting is a primary offense.
He says police know many more people are committing the crime and he hopes to see more people charged in the future.
The goal for officers like Clark is to keep people safe on the roads and keep the number of accidents related to texting and driving low.
The first accident of the year that was caused by texting and driving in Roanoke City happened just yesterday morning.
That driver crashed into a telephone poll on the corner of Williamson and Compton Road at about 3am.
The driver of that accident was not injured, but many drivers involved in texting and driving accidents are not so lucky.
According to the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, texting and driving accident are the cause of 330,000 injuries per year.
The fate of a teenager is still unclear a day after he was stunned by a police Taser. In the meantime, questions are mounting over why it happened.
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Stamford (AP) — A rare Ferrari Enzo sports car has been heavily damaged in a crash on Interstate 95.
State police tell the Stamford Advocate the car was being driven by a technician for Miller Motorcars, a Greenwich-based luxury car dealership, when it crashed on an interstate entrance ramp on Monday morning.
Police say the 650-horsepower car began to fishtail on the northbound entrance ramp, struck the a bridge wall, then spun across three lanes of traffic and crashed into the center divider.
The driver and a passenger escaped serious injury.
Ferrari built fewer than 400 of the cars, which are each valued at more than $600,000.
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6 U.S. Code § 1169 - Railroad tank car security testing
(a) Railroad tank car vulnerability assessment
(1) Assessment
The Secretary shall assess the likely methods of a deliberate terrorist attack against a railroad tank car used to transport toxic-inhalation-hazard materials, and for each method assessed, the degree to which it may be successful in causing death, injury, or serious adverse effects to human health, the environment, critical infrastructure, national security, the national economy, or public welfare.
(2) Threats
In carrying out paragraph (1), the Secretary shall consider the most current threat information as to likely methods of a successful terrorist attack on a railroad tank car transporting toxic-inhalation-hazard materials, and may consider the following:
(3) Physical testing
In developing the assessment required under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall conduct physical testing of the vulnerability of railroad tank cars used to transport toxic-inhalation-hazard materials to different methods of a deliberate attack, using technical information and criteria to evaluate the structural integrity of railroad tank cars.
(b) Railroad tank car dispersion modeling
(1) In general
The Secretary, acting through the National Infrastructure Simulation and Analysis Center, shall conduct an air dispersion modeling analysis of release scenarios of toxic-inhalation-hazard materials resulting from a terrorist attack on a loaded railroad tank car carrying such materials in urban and rural environments.
(2) Considerations
The analysis under this subsection shall take into account the following considerations:
(B) Different times of day, to account for differences in cloud coverage and other atmospheric conditions in the environment being modeled.
(E) Differences in dispersal rates or other relevant factors related to whether a railroad tank car is in motion or stationary.
(3) Consultation
In conducting the dispersion modeling under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall consult with the Secretary of Transportation, hazardous materials experts, railroad carriers, nonprofit employee labor organizations representing railroad employees, appropriate State, local, and tribal officials, and other Federal agencies, as appropriate.
(4) Information sharing
Upon completion of the analysis required under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall share the information developed with the appropriate stakeholders, given appropriate information protection provisions as may be required by the Secretary.
Source(Pub. L. 110–53, title XV, § 1519,Aug. 3, 2007, 121 Stat. 443.)
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Eva Hoffman
Time has always been the great given, the element that establishes the governing facts of human fate that cannot be circumvented, deconstructed, or wished away. But these days we are tampering with time in ways that affect how we live, the textures of our experience, and our very sense of what it is to be human. What is the nature of time in our time? Why is it that even as we live longer than ever before, we feel that we have ever less of this basic good? What effects do the hyperfast technologies--computers, video games, instant communications--have on our inner lives and even our bodies? And as we examine biology and mind on evermore microscopic levels, what are we learning about the process and parameters of human time? Hoffman regards our relationship to time--from jet lag to aging, sleep to cryogenic freezing--in this broad, eye-opening meditation on life's essential medium and its contemporary challenges.
"It is one of those books. . . that hits a newly discovered nerve and takes a few steps further towards civilizing the planet."--The Guardian on Lost in Translation
"A daring and generous book, measured in style, passionate in intent."--The Nation on Shtetl
"Hoffman examines this philosophically fraught subject in unpretentious, clear chapters: asking how time affects our bodies, our minds, our cultures, and, finally, how time has accelerated and changed with the advent of the concept of "immediacy"—or, as she puts it, "what pace and density of stimulus we need in order to feel that something 'interesting' is happening."—Benjamin Moser, Harper's
"Best known as a novelist and memoirist (Lost in Translation: A Life in a New Language), Hoffman deftly tackles this complex topic in a highly readable and entertaining way… This is a book for readers interested in exploring the world around them or hoping to see their surroundings in a new light. A fascinating and easy-to-read meditation on a deceptively simple concept."—Library Journal
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Members of the National Guard in Springfield wanted to make sure kids far from home during the holidays felt the spirit of the season.
Guardsmen with the Massachusetts National Guard's 126th Support Battalion arrived at the Ronald McDonald house in Springfield with toys and a special guest.
Nearly two dozen soldiers along with Santa Claus belted out Christmas tunes as they marched nearly five miles from the Armory.
There are more than a dozen children living in the house right now from all over the world.
The kids weren't the only ones receiving gifts - their parents and staff were given presents as well.
This is the first year the battalion has done this, but it won't be the last.
"It was absolutely amazing coming down the road. We seen all the kids out there and it was just the smiles on their face and this was kind of the whole point of doing this was bringing some cheer," said Sfc. Sean Connor of the 126th Brigade Support Battalion.
The soldiers say they know what it is like to be so far from home, especially during the holidays, and that is why they chose the Ronald McDonald house.
Staff at the house say it is a wonderful and touching event.
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