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Blackburn College provides a rigorous,distinctive, and affordable liberal arts education that prepares students to be responsible, productive citizens. Since 1913 the college's student-managed work program has helped to make the dream of a college education affordable for thousands of first generation students. Blackburn students hail from diverse social, economic and cultural backgrounds. Its small size, democratic tradition and work program encourage wide participation by all, and promote a friendly, collegial atmosphere.
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Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Erythroblastosis fetalis develops in an unborn infant when the mother and baby have different blood types. The mother produces substances called antibodies that attack the developing baby's red blood cells.
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Dave also assists clients and friends of the firm proactively by serving as an important source of information on compensation and employee benefits law. He serves on the advisory board for the Certified Equity Professional Institute, the leading organization for the certification of stock plan professionals. He is asked regularly to speak and publish on these topics by leading professional groups, including the National Association of Stock Plan Professionals, the Global Equity Organization, and the Certified Equity Professional Institute.
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- J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 1996
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- B.S., Economics and Political Science, James Madison University, 1993
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- Speaker, "Where'd My Talent Go? Avoiding Equity Plan Mistakes During Acquisition," E*Trade Private Company Forum, Redwood City, CA, October 2013
- Speaker, "Stock Plan Proposal & Say-on-Pay Litigation 2.0: How to Avoid the Sharks," 2013 National Association of Stock Plan Professionals Annual Conference, Washington, DC, September 2013
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- Speaker, "Pablo Picasso Meets Mario Andretti: Creative Designs to Drive Performance and Meet Your Compensation Goals," Ninth Annual Certified Equity Professional Institute Symposium, Santa Clara, CA, March 2013
- Speaker, "Corporate Governance and Listing Standards," Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Client MCLE Day, December 2012
- Speaker, "Compensation Trends," Technology Association of Oregon, Portland, OR, November 2012
- Speaker, "The IPO Abyss: Splunk-ing through the Challenges of Equity and Executive Compensation," Aspirations 2012: An Emerging Company Conference, Santa Clara, CA, July 2012
- Speaker, "Internal and External Aspects of Stock Plan Governance," Global Equity Organization International Conference, Washington, D.C., April 2012
- Speaker, "Thinking Outside the Box: A World Beyond Options and RSUs," 8th Annual Certified Equity Professional Institute Symposium, Santa Clara, California, March 2012
- Speaker, "Equity Issues in Mergers and Acquisitions," National Association of Stock Plan Professionals Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, November 2011
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- Co-author, "Equity Compensation in Mergers and Acquisitions: Things to Watch Out For," Journal of Pension Benefits, Autumn 2009
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- Speaker, "Severance Agreements Under Section 409A and 162(m)," National Association of Stock Plan Professionals Annual Meeting, October 2008
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When Jerry, age 71, came home from the drug store with his latest medication, he placed all his pill bottles on the kitchen counter and counted them. "I take seven different medications," he said to his wife. "We need a system. We need to know what medicines we have, what they're for, and when we should take them."
Modern medicine has made our lives better in many ways. It has helped older adults live longer, healthier lives. But people over 65 have to be careful when taking medications, especially when they're taking many different drugs.
What Are Medicines? What Are Drugs?
Some people refer to the pills they take as "medicine" and other people call them "drugs." Both words can refer to:
Drugs you get without a doctor's prescription are called over-the-counter medicines. Because mixing certain medicines can cause problems, be sure to let your doctor know about all the prescription and over-the-counter drugs you are taking. Keep an updated list of medicines you are taking with you at all times.
Generic or Brand Name?
When getting a prescription filled, you may have a choice between either a generic or brand-name drug. Generic and brand-name medicines are alike because they act the same way in the body and they contain the same active ingredients. The generic version works like the brand-name in dosage, safety, strength, performance, and use.
Generic drugs often cost less. If you want a generic drug, ask the pharmacist if that's a choice. Not all drugs are available in the generic form.
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You've gone to your doctor because you don't feel well. The doctor decides a medicine will help and writes a prescription. What should you do next?
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Your pharmacist is an important part of your healthcare team. He or she can answer many questions you may have about your medicine. For example, a pharmacist can tell you how and when to take your medicine, whether a drug may interact with or affect another medicine you are taking, and any side effects you might have. Also, the pharmacist can answer questions about over-the-counter medications.
Try to have all your prescriptions filled at the same pharmacy so your records are in one place. The pharmacist will keep track of all your medications and will be able to tell you if a new drug might cause problems. If you're not able to use just one pharmacy, show the new pharmacist your list of medicines and over-the-counter drugs.
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The Macro language defaults to running in a special "speed mode" (Status=on), which enables each macro command to be run without having to update the GUI grid.This saves resources, and dramatically speeds up the running of a macro.
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I'm assuming you mean where have I gone and why I don't tumble anymore? The answer to this question is here. Simply put: the internet was taking over my life so I had to back down on a few things- tumblr being one of them. I hope that answers your question- if not feel free to ask again or tweet me @meredithmabel . Have a lovely day! :)
I'm not very good at big announcements but *le sigh* sometimes I can't avoid them.
Well, I used to be so good at interneting. I used to be a really good book blogger (behold http://mintteaandagoodbook.blogspot.com/). I used to tumble more reasonably on tumblr. I used to have time to do my homework and then explore the ol' internet.
But then, around August- I realized that the internet was sort of taking over my life. I was like an internet slave! And so I've backed off a bit on the book blog (which, I'm slightly ashamed to say, has been just a huge sigh of relief) I don't tweet as much, I don't goodreads much at all, although I tumble on tumblr more than I should.
But with this first semester of the 2012- 2013 school year a TON more has been shoved onto my plate. Youth and Government, Honor Society Committee Chair, Varsity Swim Team, DOING ALL THE THINGS, plus midterms coming up, and then suddenly I've looked down at my plate and there's this little square on the corner left over for free time which previously had been reserved for internet. But I've come to realize that maybe I don't want to spend all my free time on the internet. What about walking the dog, or spending time with my friends, playing a game with my little sister, or baking with my mom, shopping for pretty things, or watching Disney movies, doing service projects, or what about (STOP THE PRESSES) reading a book of choice! (wait, OMG what?)
As much as I wish I was, I'm not perfect. I wish I could live and love and do yoga everyday. But if the best I can do is simply 'doing what makes me happy' I think I can be content with that.
So what I'm really saying is… I'm quitting this tumblr. I've loved reblogging and hearting, but there are other things calling my name. Other things I should be doing instead of ogling over breathtaking photos and laughing at gifs.
I'll still leave this tumblr open (meaning I'm not deleting it or anything) but I won't be posting anything from here on out. For now, you can still always find me on twitter (@meredithmabel or see the sidebar) where I'll continue to chirp.
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"Your pets tend to become part of the family, so when a vet suffers out on the street, his pet suffers at the same time," said Tony Motley of the Madison Street Veteran's Association.
Many times, dogs end up at the pound, often euthanized because its owner is homeless.
The Madison Street Veteran's Association is one of the few shelters in the valley that welcomes pets.
Caring for the vets and the animals can be costly, so on Saturday, several organizations and performers will come together for the vets and their pets charity ride. It's an all day event that includes music, entertainment and food for the entire family.
"It's a 90 mile ride and it ends up at Apache Junction Harley-Davidson. We're going to have raffles, auctions and two bands and just a really good time all for the vets," said John Beausoleil, the master of ceremony for the event.
"The weather's going to be gorgeous. Come on out and enjoy some music, enjoy some good times and let's help these vets get back on their feet," said Robert Anthony, the lead singer of "The Song Remains the Same."
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Since the age of 17, guitarist Joe Morris has been honing his guitar sound within the context of improvisational jazz. Decades later, his is a fresh approach to formed-on-the-spot melodies -- no two pieces will ever be the same.
He and his trio, William Parker on bass and Marco Eneidi on alto sax, invite audiences to share moments in musical time this Sunday at Bohemian Caverns where most of the music is improvisational -- just as on the myriad albums each member has recorded.
Morris explains it this way: "We have things that sound like us, and when we play together, we listen for melody and we make melody; we listen for rhythm, and we use rhythm; we listen for harmony, and we make harmony. We build form in the process of making the music, and we take solos and we accompany one another."
All of these elements, Morris maintains, are pretty much common practices that people in their musical field do, and these practices are recognizable to listeners who are used to hearing them. Likewise, in inclusionary fashion, there are elements of the music that will sound like one thing or another to anybody who's not used to hearing it. He calls this a rarefied skill; the magic is in the present, then it's gone.
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"We're using a lot of musical material without using specific musical compositions ... and our own individual skills [are] put to collective use," he explained.
Like witnessing chalk art being created, only to have it washed away by a sudden storm, the music is the present, and the feeling it evokes is the experience.
In addition to recording and performing live, Morris is currently on the faculty at the New England Conservatory in the jazz and improvisational department.
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Hi Kerry, I have something of a technical question for you.
During the Colorado-Calgary game on Wednesday night, Calgary had a 3-2 lead, and with the clock ticking down, Colorado goalie J. S. Giguere headed to the bench for an extra attacker. Calgary's Rene Bourque found himself on a clear-cut breakaway with an empty net in front of him, but before he could shoot the puck into the gaping cage, he was tripped from behind by a Colorado player.
The referee signaled a penalty but the play continued. Calgary's Olli Jokinen then collected the puck and put it in the net. However, it was ruled that because Bourque had been on an empty-net breakaway, he was automatically awarded the goal - his second of the night.
My question is: if that's the rule, then why was the play allowed to continue after the ref had already decided it was a trip, and therefore an automatically-awarded goal? Shouldn't the ref have immediately blown his whistle, stopped play, and awarded the goal? This situation is unlike any other delayed penalty, where allowing the fouled team to continue play could be to their benefit. All this did was confuse the fans, who clearly saw Jokinen score a goal that wound up being credited to Bourque.
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Joey LindstromCalgary, AB
'Technically Speaking,' play should have been immediately stopped by referee Don Van Massenhoven under rule 57.4 and a goal awarded to Rene Bourque. Let me give you a "play-by-play" possibility from within the referee's helmet as to perhaps why the whistle didn't immediately blow.
All aspects of this play directly applied to the language of the rule. Bourque, who was 'in control of the puck, in the neutral or attacking zone with no opposition between him and the opposing goal and when goalkeeper J.S. Giguere had been removed from the ice, was tripped or otherwise fouled by Colorado defenceman, Kyle Quincey thus preventing a reasonable scoring opportunity.'
Referee Van Massenhoven immediately raised his arm to identify the infraction and I fully believe was prepared to kill the play and award the goal but instead allowed Bourque to push the puck from his knees toward the gaping cage. Once the puck hit the side of the goal frame and prior to Olli Jokinen depositing the puck in the net, Van Massenhoven is clearly visible blowing his whistle and motioning into the net to award a goal to Rene Bourque. With the 'award,' Bourque (who hails from Lac La Biche, Alberta) notched his second goal of the contest and fifth of the season. (I just love the name of that town and had to share it with you!)
So why would referee Van Massenhoven delay the call to allow Rene Bourque the unnecessary courtesy of sliding the puck over the goal line? I've been in the same situation and did exactly the same thing that Van Mass did last night.
While my rational might appear as 'creative finance' to you, my thought process in that moment was to allow an extra second or two for the fouled player to finish the play on his own. He fought hard to put himself in that position and the thrill of "denting the twine" and the celebration that follows the scoring a goal is part of our hockey culture and history of the game. While the end result will be the same (a goal) I wanted let the player to have his moment to shine in front of the fans and not impose myself in that instant. Perhaps even subconsciously, I hoped to avoid any need to explain why a goal was going up on the clock when the puck never entered the net since this type of play doesn't happen very often. Put the puck in the net and any questions are eliminated.
While offering you my honest account of this thought process I am prepared to get blasted in your blog comments for not just following the letter of the rule. After all, the rule is the rule isn't it? You're right - I'm wrong.
But since you asked, let me share with you a goal that I was about to award in 1979 in an American Hockey League game in Binghamton but instead allowed the player to put the puck in biscuit in the basket.
With a minute remaining in the game and the visiting team up by one goal the Binghamton Dusters had removed their goalkeeper for an extra skater. Binghamton turned the puck over and an attacking player had a clear breakaway on the open net. There wasn't a Duster within 60 feet and a sure goal was imminent. As the attacking player was about to cross the Binghamton blue line the Duster enforcer, who was sitting on the end of the bench and hadn't taken a shift throughout the entire game, came flying off the bench without his stick and gloves. (I was surprised the guy even had his skates laced up at that point in the game) I thought, oh-oh, this "nut-bar" is going to jump the attacking player and start a brawl.
Just as the enforcer got within punching range of the puck handler he threw his hands in the hand and screamed - "HAAAAH"! It surprised and likely scared the hell out of the poor guy enough to cause him to mishandle the puck. I was shocked but pleasantly surprised that a physical attack hadn't ensued. At this point I should have awarded a goal but instead I allowed the player to slide the puck into the empty cage followed by his goal scoring celebration.
Having just completed a tour of Western Canada in September with my friends the Hanson Brothers you might think the play I just described was right out of their movie, Slap Shot. I can assure you it happened just the way I described it and is consistent with the crazy things that occurred in minor professional hockey during that era of the game.
Oh, I almost forgot to mention who that "nut bar-enforcer" from the Binghamton Dusters was. It was none other than my former colleague and friend Paul Stewart who eventually saw the error in his ways and crossed over to our other side. Stewy worked over 1,000 games as an NHL referee and is now the Referee-in-Chief for both the men and women officials of the ECAC Division 1 hockey. The Stew-Cat is not near as frightening in this position as he was that night in Binghamton.
And the player he tried to scare? None other than 1980 Olympic gold medal winner Dave Silk.
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MILWAUKEE, WI (WSAU) The Milwaukee Brewers have signed infielder Donnie Murphy to a minor-league contract, with a chance to make the big club at Spring Training. The Brewers have been looking for a back-up to Jean Segura at shortstop.
Murphy, who turns 30 in March, played in 52 games with the Miami Marlins this past season, averaging .216 with three homers and 12 R-B-I's. He started 26 games at three infield positions – second base, short, and third.
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- Mrs. Sutton said...
I LOVE Graham and Green - they're a British institution! I've always wanted to replicate the 3 identical mirrors along the wall - I think that it's an inspired idea! Seeing them again, looking so lush, I think that I'll have to get my credit card out...!
- May 2, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- Henhurst Interiors said...
I have a sister who lives in London and a stop in Graham and Green is a must on my visits. I love the look and their photo styling is perfection.
- May 2, 2012 at 7:35 AM
- Kris said...
Very nice! Beautiful images!
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- PURA VIDA said...
serious tuft love
- May 2, 2012 at 7:49 AM
- elisa said...
ohh. i'm so glad you posted this while i'm still *in* england. the tufting is gorgeous! x
- May 2, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Acquired Objects said...
You get me every time with tufted furniture, love it!
- May 2, 2012 at 10:34 AM
- Tricia Rose said...
I thought the first one WAS your sofa Christina!
- May 2, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- Ellen said...
tufting on the first sofa looks a bit like smocking!....smiles
- May 2, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- Garden Fiend said...
I've loved G&G for some time. The only problem is that they don't ship to the U.S.!
- May 3, 2012 at 1:27 AM
- Melissah said...
I love that chocolately velvet sofa - almost good enough to eat!
I have just signed up as your newest follower & I look forward to popping back soon for some more lovely inspiration!
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- May 3, 2012 at 6:49 PM
- vicki archer said...
I love Graham & Green... those sofas are gorgeous... xv
- May 4, 2012 at 12:06 AM
- Alex Mungo said...
Thanks for the post. The 3 round mirrors and that table lamp are absolutely gorgeous.Interior Designers London
- May 4, 2012 at 2:50 AM
- Carla said...
Sofa Love..fab post such groovy stuff I linked you in my post today of Linklove...have a great weekend!
Carla x
- May 4, 2012 at 3:12 AM
- Ira Morse said...
When it comes to living room furniture, i cant deny that i really like sofas. because sofas gives comfort to your visitors.
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TweetMyJobs, a division of CareerArc Group, is the leading social and mobile recruitment and job distribution network matching job seekers with employers.
Pushing great job matches to seekers where they want them, when they want them, TweetMyJobs provides a new way for job seekers to find work. TweetMyJobs' Social Network Interface (SNI) enables employers to distribute their jobs in an automated fashion through more than 10,000 Twitter job channels and cutting edge Facebook and mobile applications.
TweetMyJobs also provides governments with a robust jobs platform that facilitates employment between citizens and businesses. By accessing powerful analytics, government is able to gain unprecedented insight into job creation and local employment needs.This position will demonstrate the value proposition of all of the CareerArc Group Properties and utilize this knowledge in combination with customer needs, to sell our quality products and services. This will require the development and nurturing of customer relationships in all parts of the country.
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* Energetic and collaborative work environment that respects and inspires the people that comprise our company.
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* Deliver value proposition, handle objections, & record each outbound call
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Should everyone of us fear the moment when he achieves his biggest dream ? How will his life be after achieving the ultimate dream?
For Example, setting your dream to be the CEO of the Biggest IT Company in the Globe... to Reach the moon ... Whatever Impossible dream you dream about.
What if you achieved it ?
How would your life be then?
Desperate ?
Encouraged ?
Actually, I don't know the answer, do you?
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Nov 12 2011: I agree with you too Eli...move forward...when we reach the sky, go to the universe:>)
Each phase of our life is a stepping stone to the next phase...in my humble opinion:>)
The past is gone by, the future is not yet a reality...this moment is the only reality. Why spend your time and energy speculating about what you MAY feel in the future? Sometimes, by trying to project the future, we set ourselves up for disappointment, because of our expectations. If we let go of the expectations and enjoy the process in the moment, the future is unlimited:>) Once we decide that we "know" (or think we know), we stop exploring, and stop being open to possibilities. That is limiting ourselves.
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Steelers win would bode well for stocks
History suggests investors would have more to gain from a Pittsburgh victory over Green Bay in Super Bowl XLV.
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Stock investors looking for the biggest gains this year may find themselves rooting for the Pittsburgh Steelers to beat the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV.
The Steelers and Packers will meet after the teams won their respective conference championship games Sunday. Appearances in the big game by both teams have been historically good for investors, according to data collected by financial analytics firm Capital IQ. However, stocks rose more during the years the Steelers won.
The average return of stocks during the years the Steelers represented the AFC in the big game is 25%. When the Packers represented the NFC, the stock market returned 24%, according to the data. Capital IQ calculated the annualized average returns for the S&P 500 ($INX) from January 1967 through Dec. 31, 2010. The data offer a lighthearted look at 44 years of Super Bowl history and stock market returns rather than serious fundamental analysis.
The Steelers have had more Super Bowl victories than any other team, winning six of the seven games they've played. They will tie the Dallas Cowboys with an eighth overall Super Bowl appearance. The Packers, meanwhile, will make their fifth trip to the Super Bowl and have a 3-1 overall record.
Bulls, however, should be rooting for quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers to defeat the Green Bay Packers and QB Aaron Rodgers. While having Pittsburgh in the big game is good for stocks either way, the average return after a Steelers' victory has been a whopping 26%, according to Capital IQ's data. When the Steelers lost at Super Bowl XXX in 1996, the market rose 23% that year.
On the other hand, the year the Green Bay Packers lost in the Super Bowl, the market gained 29%. That compares with an average return of 23% after Packers victories, according to the data.
While the Steelers and Packers have yet to square off against each other in the Super Bowl, the two storied franchises last played each other on Dec. 20, 2009, a game that resulted in a 37-36 victory for the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
Capital IQ also compared high-scoring games to low-scoring ones, AFC and NFC victories, wins by home teams versus away, and games played in domed stadiums versus open-air fields. Several pieces of the data are also positive for investors. For example, when a team has won the championship more than once, stocks have climbed an average of 13%. The Packers and Steelers have won several NFL title games.
Other trends observed in the data tend to favor the Packers. The market has gained 15%, on average, after a NFC win versus 7% after an AFC win. Capital IQ also highlighted the best market return (38% in 1995 after the San Francisco 49ers beat the San Diego Chargers) and the worst loss (a 37% drop in 2008, when the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots). The Packers are considered the home team in Super Bowl XLV, and stocks have risen 17% on average during the years the home team has won. Already, Green Bay is favored by 2.5 points by Las Vegas bookmakers.
Bears -- not the ones from Chicago -- will be happy to know that the investor outlook isn't good for championship games played in Texas. For those years, stocks have declined 8% on average, the worst drop of any of the seven states that have hosted the Super Bowl, according to Capital IQ's data.
And for all the attention that the new Cowboys Stadium will receive during Super Bowl week, the dome also bodes poorly for the stock market. Jerry Jones' crown jewel does have a retractable roof to go along with the massive high-definition video screen, but the data show that Super Bowl games played in domed stadiums precede a market return of only 3%, compared with a 15% return after games played outdoors.
While it may be hard to predict the score of Super Bowl XLV, the market tends to favor higher-scoring games, according to the data. For Super Bowl games resulting in a final total combined score of at least 45 points, the stock market has returned 17% on average. When the final combined score has been under 45, the average market has returned 5%. The total points line for the game opened at 46, according to Linesmaker.com.
Fans of the New York Jets do have a small nugget of good news after the playoff-ending loss to the Steelers late Sunday. The stock market fell by 8% in the lone appearance by Gang Green in Super Bowl III, so a victory in Super Bowl XLV would not have been a good omen for market returns in 2011.
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Explain the differences in the following verbs and which one(s) appear more commonly in everyday speech:
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- 捕らえる(とらえる)
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Update - 2012/05/08: Looking back at this question after all this time, I knew there was a reason I was including the passive verbs (4 and 6 above). It's because I left a verb out of my original set:
捕まる(つかまる). So then the question with the passives is, what's the difference between
捕らえられる, and
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St. Mark's Field Hockey goalie Joelle Prettyman is this week's WDEL Female High School Athlete of the Week.
Joelle made 18 saves in the Spartans' 3-1 victory over Tower Hill last week. She told me what was going through her mind in those final anxious moments.
"If I let one in we have a chance of losing. So, I have to be on my game and stop anything that comes at me."
The win over Tower Hill was the first in the Spartan program's history. Joelle says the win was a team effort, especially the defensive squad in front of her.
"They should get more credit. Honestly, a girl on my team Maggie (Gregory) had an on the line save in the Tower Hill game and she should get a lot of credit for that one because that could have been a goal. It was awesome."
Joelle is just part of a pretty good field hockey family. Her sister Kasey is now playing at the University of Delaware.
"I've learned a lot from her, she works really, really hard. Before she went to college she used to shoot a lot on me because she's a forward, so I'd always practice with her."
As for life after St. Mark's, Joelle isn't sure where she wants to go to school, but knows she wants to get into nursing for a special family reason.
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Police say the victim, a 31-year-old man, was just sitting on the front porch of the home last night when the suspect, a 37-year-old man approached him and the two started arguing.
When the victim tried to walk away, the suspect pulled out a hand gun and shot him in the back.
The victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries.
The suspect took off in a getaway car but ended up threatening someone else while trying to get away.
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The Tobias Harris trade has been written off as a colossal failure. The Milwaukee Bucks parted ways with a young, intriguing prospect the team had drafted only two years before and got 28 uninspiring games out of J.J. Redick before seeing him leave for a paltry pair of second round picks. A trade like that is basically a textbook example of how not to maximize an asset thanks to Redick's strange fit in the Bucks rotation last season and his quick departure.
But there's still some hope that the trade can be redeemed, on some level.
Is it ever going to be a really high quality deal for the Bucks? No. But could it give more than its getting credit for right now? Possibly.
It's up to Ish Smith, the optimistic young guard who is still trying to find his way in the NBA. He's been something of an afterthought everywhere he's been in the league. In three seasons, he's played for five teams. Thus far, he's failed to make it through one season with one team. After playing in 36 games and starting three in Orlando last year, he found himself a throw in in the Harris-Redick deal and stuck behind Redick, Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis.
He's not one to pout though. He's just one to work.
"Personally, I still gotta get better at making some of those floaters, making some of those shots," he said when we talked after his 11 point performance Sunday night. "It's a part of the game and that's what summer league's for. Getting better, getting confidence in everything."
"That's what the summer is for: Getting better. You think about the great players, LeBron and Chris Paul and Michael Jordan when he played, they were the best players on their teams and they continued to work, so why should I not work? That's my objective, to continue to work. I'll never be satisfied."
There's no question Smith has got plenty of work to do. He's yet to crack 40% shooting for a season. Last season he made just 35% of his shots in under 10 minutes per game between Orlando and Milwaukee. He looked overwhelmed at times when he did get some rotation minutes with the Bucks as a backup point guard. But he has at least one legitimate NBA skill: Speed. His speed and quickness that will go a long way if he can master an offensive game away from the hoop.
He's taken to heart the desires of the Bucks coaching staff as they've encouraged him to use that speed to help the team.
"I've always played with speed, but now more than anything, coaches ask for us to play fast, to push the pace," he said. "He told us during practices, he wants the ball pushed up there in four seconds or less. That works to our advantage because we got bigs that can run. That gives us early post-ups and even if we don't get something in transition we get more time and more seconds to get from one side to the other in our offense."
Smith has impressed the Bucks with his efforts in the gym and drive to get better every day. He's focused on what the coaching staff wants him to do and aware he's got a long way to go to be a steady rotation player in the NBA. He's hoping that he can be that player in Milwaukee and encouraged about his chances with the new staff.
"So far so good," he said of Larry Drew and his assistants. "Coach is great. Our coaching staff is great and like I said, I'll just continue to work. If you work for them, you'll reap the benefits and we'll probably have a pretty good year this year."
Given how much time it sounds like he puts into his game, I couldn't help but wonder if there's anyone he's emulating while putting in all those hours in the gym.
"Back in the day my father used to have Isiah Thomas tapes so I love Isiah Thomas, the way he played," he said. "But there's a lot of guys I admire and respect their game. (Rajon) Rondo, Tony Parker people always compare our speed to each other, Chris Paul obviously, so there are guys on top of guys on top of guys. So it's not one specific guy, I try and take a little bit out of everybody's game. They are all really good, but the key that they have is that they all work really really hard."
Smith sounds like he's got the hard work part down. Everything else? We'll see how it shakes out. As one of the last vestiges of the now infamous Tobias Harris trade, I'm sure the Bucks would like to see him get some of the rest down too.
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Good thing he's putting in all this time because he just might be the starting point guard this year. Who knows
Reminds me of Shaq every time he steps to the line – lol!
Ish was great against the Pelicans, as I wrote after the article about the Warriors game, which I haven't yet seen on tape — all of which is a little confusing. Anyway, I got really excited about Ish against the Pelicans. It's only one game, but Wow! I'm trying to keep my expectations low, but at least for a game my hopes are as high as that 20-foot-lofting floater that Ish made in the lane for a sweet swish. I do tend to get carried away.
Why the heck do people talk about Ish Smith like he is some hidden gem? Am I the only one watching NBA games? dude shoots worse than Brandon and carries an 8.51 PER.. he is not good, much less great, and saying he is a better option than Jennings is asinine
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A very large, very cute mouse has been spotted in downtown Greenville.
The city's new mascot is a mouse named Joey.
Angie Prosser, director of public information for Greenville, said city officials chose a mouse because of the popularity of Mice on Main.
Prosser said the name "Joey" came from Shoeless Joe Jackson and Joel Poinsett.
Joey will be making lots of public appearances and will be handing out parking vouchers, attending city council meetings, and probably attending Greenville Drive games, too.
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